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Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers at private sale the
following desirable real estate, to-wit: The
S. w. quarter Of section %, in township So,
north Of range one west, containing one
hundred & ninety acres, situated about i've
miles west from Clarksville, in Pike countyJ
NO., and the same upon which the unders
signed now resides. Ninety acres of said
land is in q fine state of cultivation, and has
on it a dwelling and al necessary out houses
for farming purposes, a good orchard wen
and spring water. The land Is fertile and
in one ofthe best farming regions in the state.
One other tract Of land situated on the
Mississippi river, one half mile from Pleas
ant Hill, in Pike county Illinois, and 1--WE
miles from Clarksville, Missouri, containing
two hundred acres thirty-fvef acres Of
which is in cultivation, eighty acres in good
prairie, and the residue In timber Of the FIRST
quality. pa '.S
The above described property viii be sold
at reasonable rates. Persons wishing to
purchase will please cal. on the updefsign-
ed. JOHN w. GRIFFITH
Clarksville, No.. Aug. 9Th, lS49.-4u.
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SHERIFE'S SIZE.

s n and by virtue of an order Of the Pike Cir
cult Court, made at the April Term. lS49, in
a certain matter of petition for partition by
Nancy Ellen Long, Sarah Ann Long, Eliza
beth Long and others. against Rhoda Crow
and Martin Crow, ! shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, on the 4th day of September next,
before the Court House door in Bowling
Green, and between the hours of 9 and 8
O'Clock of said day, and during the Term Of
Pike Circuit Court, the following real es-
tate, lying in said county of Pike, to-wit;
S. E.qr. of section 10, T. 81, R. 8 W. TIC
be sold subject to the dover of the said
Rhoda Grow. The purchaser will be re-
quired to give bond with good Sc curity.
NJ. OVENS, Sheriff.
July Both, 1S49.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
Administrators Sale of
SLAVES.

In pursuance of an order of the County
Court for Pike county, Mo-, bearing date
the 10th day Of August, ls49, shall, on the
lOM day Of September neat,
proceed to sell the Slaves belonging to the
estate Of Benjamin l.. Todd, deceased. viz:
ONE MAN, THREE LIKELY BOYS s.
ONE GIRL. at public auction, before the
Court House door in the town of Bowling
Green, on a credit Of six months, the rur-
chaser to give bond with good security for
the payment of the purchase money.
BENJAMIN F. TODD,
Administrator of Benz. L. Todd, decd.
August goth, lS49.
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A CARD.
To Parents and Guardians.

M RS. PEVAY, returns her thanks for the
l patronage she has received, and continues
TO solicit a share of the patronage of Louisiana
and the adjacent country.
Her second quarter has commenced.
Her school is removed from the Academy 20
her own residepce, a more pleasant and private
location. Her terms are
For Autobiography, Reading s. Writing, 81 so
=" Arithmetic, Geography s. Grammar, 90
Il" History, Philosophy and Botany, 100
" The French language; plain and orna-
mental needle work with worsted
work, 100
II Parental attention will be paid TO the NOR
ais and manners of her pupils.
IL. Reference can be given.
Louisiana, Sept. Sd, lS49.
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VIM. PRIEST, Pres't.
WIN, r. HARRIS, Sec'y.

The WOMEN OF HUNGARY-C0nntess
Csdky.--Patriotism and true love of country
are the great characteristics of the noble
matrons of Hungary. Ladies of the high
est rank, as well as those of the humblest
origin, all mingled together in a maternal
bond of alliance, stand forth as the encour-
ayers of the martyrs Of the Republic. The
young Countess Csaky has been foremost
in the bloody struggle she raised a regi-
.ment of volunteers at her own expense, and
is actually in command of it. The adjutant
is also a lady of rank, and Is her sister
They dress in the uniform of ofiicers-Hun-
garian jacket, blue pantaloons, and a large
sword at their side. Watch-fres surround
their tent, and sentinels keep guard through
out the night. Before the Countess ~retires
to rest, she writes dispatches to all her Of
fcers, giving them orders, and if any spy
brings q report of an advance ofthe enemy,
she is at once at the head of her divisions.
With the most wonderful talent she lays the
plans for the surprise, of her enemy. To
the discontinue of the foe, her commands
are carried out confidently and strictly
The animated patriotism of this noble wo-
man inspires such enthusiasm amongst the
soldiers, that each one becomes a hero in
his courageous desire to out-do, in deeds Of
daring, his compatriot. The skill in man.
euvring displayed by these admirable wo-
men is wonderful, and in many instances
the enemy have surrendered to them with
ont a blow. Not the less efficient are ma
ny other ladies who are not quite so famous
in arms ; every where the angelic presence
of the women is visible in saving the SOL
.diers from the jaws Of DEATH European
American.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Susan Mefford,
deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court of Pike Co. mo-,
letters Of administration on said estate, bearing
date the 18th August, l849.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment; those having
claims against said estate are notified TO present
the same, properly authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit Of said estate
and il not presented within three years, they
will Be forever barred.
MELCHISADECK EARLY Admir-.
August 9th, 1S49.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the underslgn'
ed has obtained from the Clerk Of the Lin
coin County Court. letters of administration OF
the estate Of Richard H. Voolfolk, deceased, da'
ted August 9Th, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them within one year
from the date Of said letters; and if not present
ed within three years from said date, they will
forever be precluded from the benefits of said
estate. JOHN A. VOOLFOLK, Admir-.
Troy. Mo. August 9th, 1919. 3W.
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Administrators Sale.

l will offer for sale on Thursday. the 18th day
of September next, st the residence of Dan
McElwee, all of the PERSONAL PROPERTY
of William Scroegins. decd, consisting in part
of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; also, household and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, &c.
A credit of IL months will lie given on sums
over five dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for sums under that
amount the cash will be required.
JAMES L. BRADLEY, Admir-.
August goth, lSi9.
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Public Observation-Disclosures Wotice.

Public Administrators W1tice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has taken in charge the estate of Will
liam s.. Appleberry, deceased; all persons in
debted to said estate are required TO make imme-
diate payment, and all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate are notified to present them,
properly authenticated for allowance, within one
wear from this date, and if said claims be not
presented within three years from this date, they
will be forever barred.
H. G. EDWARDS, Pub. admir-.
of Pike county, and ex-oficio admir-. Of VIM. 5.
Appleberry, deceased.
August 9th, 1849. Nv.
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riotism of the Hon. David R. Atchison, and
that we cordially approve of his course in
the Senate of the United States, particulars
ly his course upon the subject of slavery.
Resohed, That our State Senator from
this District, Col. VIM. Priest, has fully
carried out our wishes on the question of
slavery, by voting for said resolutions of in
structions.
Resokved, That the proce edings of this
meeting be signed by the President and
Secretary, and that the Missouri Courier,
st. Louis Union, and other democratic pa
pers of the State be requested to publish
the same.
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Sale of School Lands.

'D orderiof the Pike County Court, will
D offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on the
9Th day Of September next, before the Court 10
House doorin Bowling Green, on a credit OF II :
months, the fellow schooltlands, VIZ: the ", i-Z
of the 8. W. I-4ofsection %, I. 54,n - M--
This land will be sold in 40 acre lots, and the
purchaser win be required to give bond with good
security, bearing ipsefestat 10 per cent: rom
date. NJ. GivENS, eher'h'
july 9Th fsl9. 2n.
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MY STYLES AND T

are Beautiful, many Of them the richest and most
fashionable ever offered nthis country; the whole
of my time and attention has. been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing Of stock, as my
Brother Charles G. Martin, attends TO the Saint
Louis establishment; therefore it must be apPa-
rent to every one, from the many advantages that
j possess and the long experience that have had,
Fifteen Years, that l am enabled to get up stock
better adapted to the markettha nan any other hodse.
/ am determined to sell at very small Profits,
SO as to make it an object for every Country Mer-
chant to invest his Cash Capital in Clothing, as
it will pay him better Profit, meet with Quicker
Sales, and leave no Remnants to loose on. Mer-
chants, that cannot make it convenient to visit
the City, by sending in their Orders can have
them filled at the lowest Cash Prices, and those
that do not please can be returned.
HAVE BUT
ONE STORE, IT'S
NO. HIS MIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
A large No. 118 on top of the house. A flag
out with the name MARTIN on it, large guilt
letters in front.
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
JOHN T. MARTIN.
August goth, ls49.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNHIS is to notify all persons indebted to the
undersigned, by note or account that the
claims against them, are this day placed in the
hands Of E. C.. Murray for immediate collection.
The business arrangements of the undersigned
make il absolutely necessary that his outstanding
debts should be settled forthwith, and he conf
IDENTIFY hopes those interested will come forward
and attend to the matter without further delay.
WILLIAM LUCE.
Louisiana, Sept Sd, l849. MO II.
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II Would say to all persons feelings themselves
addressed by the above notice-and l think
e is sufficiently p~lain-that l canbe found at my
office in Louisiana at any time, when not other
wise necessarily engaged, for two or three weeks.
By attending to this matter before the expiration
Of that time, persons indebted as above will save
the undersigned o trouble and themselves
some cost. If they fail to call themselves, they
must expect to be called upon.
Sept. Sd, l849. IT,
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MARTINS EMPORIUM.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
NO. l1S.
Fall Of 1S49.
MOTTO!
I pledge myself ID sell louer than any other House:

My business is done entirely upon the Cash
principle, therefore, l have no losses to make up.
on bad Debts, as those do who sell upon Credit,
and have to make up the difference on their Cash
Customers.
My stock this fall is the largest ever brought
West, Comprising by far the most complete as
sortment ever offered by any House. My goods
have all been purchased for Cash and Manuiac-
tured at very low prices. s...e p
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TOTAL ECLIPsEu

VTNHE undersigned would respectfully inf6rm
the public that ROOTS PATENfE
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found al No
10 Main Street, St. Louis. i,....,s
This Stove has become the most popular stoye
in use, from the perfect simplicity Of it's CON
|struction, and the certainty with which It per-
forms all its cooking Operations-censuning,a %
lit does, less than half a cord Of wood per month,
and baking with as much certainty and uniform.
ty as a Bakers Oren. This, together with the
fact that there is 10 division Of the fues, thereby
securing a strong draught, makes it the most eco
uomical and convenient Cooking Stove now IN
use. s 1tet .1sd @
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-
iMIUM COOKING STOVES, together With
every variety of Cooking and ParlOr Stoves
ITin-ware. Kitchen, Hardware, &c. &C., all OF
which will be sold at very low prices, either at
wholesale or retail.
II Country Merchants would do well to call
and examine our stock, as we are satisfied with
small profits. A. & l.. NENBEkKfs
st. Louis, Mo-, May eth, '49.-8m.
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undersigned wish to purchase a quan-
tity of TOBACCO, for which they will
pay a fair price in cash. Those wishing to sell
in this market, will find it to their inieresttoI
give us acall, as we design purchasing all thak
may be offered and paying the highest narkss
price. H. E. BLOCK AEO.a /.
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Estray Horse.

~N& John Iascarnaais. living
~ fkS in.Ashisy. Pike county 10.
-G bay horse, with heavy mainl
and tail, black legs, blind of the right eyes
there is a small scar between the heel and
pastern joint of each fore FOOT soccasioned
by a cut Said horse is about fourteen hands
inches high, about nine years old
rides tolefably well. Any person taking
up said horse and giving information where
he can be found, or delivering him to Mr..
Nc Cormack, will be literally rewarded for
their trouble. All expenses paid.
JOHN N. O'C0NNER. IS
July lsth, 1s49.-H.
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Hemp-Henlp.

kn TONS wanted Immediately BY Thomas
Cash, Jr., & Co., for which the highsss
price will be paid in Cash, s;t.
IL We are also prepared TO bail Hemp ,fof
at short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Z" THOMAS CASH, JR., & co.
Louisiana, August 9th I849. . has afeha
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The truth. and the truth only.

Concerning SELLERS Celebrated Family Medicines
which have been the means of saving many lives,
and many Doctors bills. Ts-Every Family is ad-
vised to keep these medicines on hand.
r7-Physicians are invited to them in their
practice and expo them publicly when they shall
fail of aorng lief in the diseases for which they
specially designed.
~ SELLERS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
which stands unequo'le by any Medicine known for
the Cure of Liver Com lants and other diseases ars
ing from a deranged ST te of the Liver.
This medicine has bc en- in public use for about
eight years, and has acquired reputation for curing
the Liver Complaint Whit has never been equaled
by any remedy heretofore offered to the public.
AS an anti-blious, or purgative pill they are UNI
surpassed, and should be used in place Of the CON-
mon pills of the day.
Give them trial and the truth ,ciH appear.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIvER.-Generall loss
ofappetite;sckness ofthe stomach;pans in the head,
shoulders, back and sides; sense of WEAKNESS with
sleeplcss nights; costiveness Of bowels followed in
by oosness; slight, dry cough, low spir-
It's, with Discrimination to every duty, prominent
symptoms of diseased state of the liver. The liver
is. however, often much deranged when the most for
midable symptoms absent, and becomes sadly out
Of order before it is known.
For sale by E. +. GAY, Druggist Burlington, Iowa.
February ~, lS4S-tf.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

CtLOAN'S OINTMENT is now universally ac-
~ knowledged to be an infallible remedy in every
where it has been faithfully applied on the hu.
man system, for promoting insensible perspiraton,
drawing out the Inflammation from wound, releiy-
ing pain OF every kind and in its healing qualities.
The world does not produce its equal, and the pub
lie pronounce it the cheapest and hes. Family ONT
ment that has ever been used. All diseases of the
flesh, obstinate ulcers, old sores, chiblains, sore
throat, burns, cuts, cutaneous eruption sore nip
pe,sore breast diseases of the in the face,
rheumatic pains, contracted cords, pans in the side
back and other parts Of the system, boils. ulcers
scald head, bruises. fresh wounds, and every kind
OF sore containing the least particle of inflammation
are permanently cured by this great remedy. Grand
Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, Ill. w. B. SLOAN
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
Thomas Bradford.

>AAAAA> OCCULIST AND PHYSICIAN,
- Nsn would respectfully inform the
public that he has office on
xeESSSsED Jefferson street,over Mr. Gays
kDrug store, where he will be
W. happy to attend to all who
may be so unfortunate as to
DDE4Vvv need his assistance.
His mode of treatment in diseases of the Eye eau
ses but little pain to the patient. and speedy cure
in all cases is the result. Reference can be given to
some who were under his treatment last summer in
st LOUIS and live but short distance from this ci-
ty who will be happy to state the reiefthey receiv-
ed after suffering for two years severe pain with
the loss of sight.
Particular attention paid to diseases of females,
and medicine prepared suited to their case.
Chronic diseases of all kinds treated with success
rheumatism, chronic anc acute; neuralgia, palpi-
tation of the heart liver complaint, dyspepsia etc.
DR. BRADFoRD's LIVER DROPS is the best medi-
cine in use for ague and fever, bilious fever, liver
complaints and adiseases Of the hillary organs.-
He also prepares medicines for cholera
entary, bowel complaints, etc. (which he keeps con-
stantly hand and for sale. Also, for sale. his
rheumatic plaster which is warranted to cue rheu-
matism and all pains in the back or lons.
For sale over Gays Drug store, on Jefferson ST.,
| Burlington, Iowa. Dec. %, 1S4S-ly
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THIS article is good, and just the thing every Fam.
L lily should use. Sloan's Water Proof rANNIN
PASTE, Leather Restorer, saturates the pores Of
Leather and render it Water Proofl penetrates
the stest and hardest leather and softens it at once
removes the crust or blister and imparts strength
that is incredible until seen.
Harness, Boots, Shoes, Carriage tops, Trunks and
IN fact everything made Of leather, is benefited at
beast 100 per cent, by the Of this Paste in doub
ling its wear and durability.
Every family should keep this Paste constantly on
hand, and all will after fair trial.
Nov 80 Grand Depot. 40 Lake St., Chicago,fl
And sold in nearly every town in the Western States
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II. SEWERS. VIM r.
Sewers e. Smith

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Oskalcosa,
4 Iowa. Will punctually attend to any business
entrusted to their in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts of the State, and give their prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims, the pay.
ment Of taxes, the purchase and sale OF lands agen
cles, generally, ETC., etc. oFFlcE--One door west
of the Court House. dec = 1s4s-Iy
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Sloan. Valuable New Work on Horses.

The Complete Fd,rer Horse Doctor, price % cts.
THIS celebrated work, although it is sold at
cheap rate, is the best one ever published on
the Diseases of Horses. 1t is written in plain Ian
guage that every one understand, and the drec-
Gon for the treatment of diseased horses so mi
mute as not to be by the most astute
among hostlers.
Persons wanting single copy of this work, may
carefully enclose 25 cent piece in half sheet Of
paper. The postage the work will be only cents
10 any part of the United States.
Address w. b. Sloan. No. 40 Lake st.. Chicago.
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]. G. Lauman 4 Brother,

Corner Of Main aud Jefferson Streets,
AVE just opened, land will be in receipt from the
Eastern cities during the season, a large STOCK
+ fresh and desirable Fall and Winter Goods. The
5 sortment is complete and extensive in every de-
artment, and at the prices at which every article
ras purchased, will be sold at unusually low rates.
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Super mode Coburg and cashmere Cloths;
Mode colored de LANES;
Satin striped cashmeres, poplin de cheins;
Satin striped alpaccas, Cd plaid cashmeres;
Super sd French Ginghams;
A handsome assortment of Bonnet trimmings;
Bonnet ribbons from 10 to so cts per YARD;
Outside and face flowers and feathers;
Thread edyings from s to IS cts per yard;
Fancy silk and velvet cravats;
Linen cambria hdkfs, etc. ct;
Sbawls.
Black and mode cord plain and emproidered
81 and Io-4 cashmere shawls;
Fancy plaid, wool and blanket shawls;
Staple Dry Goods.
rs bales brown muslin; 100 ps. oieached 10
400 ps. assorted prints;
$50 do Merimack blue and blue orange;
100 do do and London prints,very superior;
Tickings, brown and bleached cotton Flannels;
Red, white and yellow flannel, plain and tweed;
Super French fiannels, "a and A linseyH
100 ps. sattinetts and Ky Jeans;
100 doz wool comforts and hoods;
50 Us. silk, pocket hdks from s7a to 81 so each;
Extra brown sheetngs IL yds wac;
do do ga sheetings;
do 6-4 and "A bleach sheetings;
Russia and birds-eye diaper;
81 and 1914 damask linen table Cloths;
8, 8 and 1914 brown do do do
Brown and bleach cotton table diaper;
Crash, bed blankets, etc.,
Gentlemen's Wear.
Super French black Cloths;
a. Sh do nd nj
Blue and black cloths as low as 81 so per 20;
S,,Der French black doe-Skin cashmere, some-
Black and fancy casimeres timing extra
Drab and blue blanket cloth;
Silk velvet, satin and cashmere vestings;
Satin and Italian crav ats gum & silk suspenders;
Merino and flannel undershirts and drawers;
Gloves and Hosiery.
Lady.s black and cold super Paris kid gloves;
do do do silk and cashmere do
do white silk Isle thread and cotton 90
Silk and thread picknett mitts and gloves;
Long trimmed silk, mitts and worsted gloves;
Misses silk gloves;
Gents super kid and buck gloves;
do hoskin, Berlin and silk do
do Hear, buck gloves and mittens;
Boys wool and buck gloves and mittens;
Lady's super silk and cashmere hose;
do lambs wool and alpaca do
Children,s lambs wool and cotton do
Gents merino and half cotton do
Notions.
Long neck and polka tuck and side combs;
Shell, tuck and side combs;
Buffalo and English pressed dressing combs;
Horn and wood pocket do
Steel beads ,purse and bag clasps,rings tassels;
Purse silk, toilet and shaving soap;
Chrystalized wash balls linen tapes and ribbons:
Stocking yarn and knitting cotton;
Cord spool cotton, warranted 200 yds;
New style brocade coat buttons;
Silver,d brocade and satin vest buttons,
Jet, agate and pearl do
200 lbs white and assorted sewing cotton;
Red lace casteel binding;
Travelling baskets, whalebone;
Boys patent leather belts;
livery combs, tooth brushes, etc. etc.
Burlington; sept. 81, ls4S JIG. L.
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a. BALES as, rs and A. brown muslins;
80 500 ps Sd, 7-S, A. and 5-4 bleached n,uslins;
SO do brown drillings; 80 ps. bleached do
so do white, yellow and scarlet fanncls;
IS do brown and bieached cotton do
rs do jams ara satinetts;
IS do fine ana neavy cloths;
80 do black and fancy cassimeres;
so do al, "a and 5-4 tickings;
II do woollen tweeds;
rs do black and fancy alpaccas;
5 do black bombaaines;
IS do Manchester gnghams;
500 do black, blue and fancy prints
so duz wooden comforts; dog polkas;
IS do net under-shirts and drawers;
Is do wooen hoods;
Is do buck mitts and gloves;
200 do Coats spool thread;
400 do white and colored thread
800 lbs. white and do skein thread;
rs do black patent do
800 blanket shawls, etc. ETC.,
with a large assortment of buttons, hosiery, need
les pms gloves, suspenders, ribbons, laces. hakfs
combs, Sc, which we will sell very cheap for cash.
pork, wheat flaxseed, dry hides, wax, and most all
kinds Of produce. Call and examine our stock and
prices before you purchase.
sep 81, 1S4S COX, GARRETT h co
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N. WOOl>ey Il co..

COuTH-EAST corner OF Main and Washington
~ streets, Burlington, Iowa--Agents for the BEST
and deservedly the most popular medicines in the
manufacturers of Matches by the millions and
are prepared to supply merchants pedlars and 9th
ers with any or all at wholesale or retail prices.
Cali and give us your influence in aid OF western
manufactures. Burlington Dec IA, 1913