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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-08
To Professional Men and Others.
Books Stationery &C., selling off at reduced Prices

Books Stationery &c, selling off at reduced Prices
a CARD-The subscriber being about to leave
for the east,is very DESTROYS to reduce his stock
previous to his departure. He therefore offers a
great inducement to immediate purchasers.
Orders by mail will be punctualy attended to. In
the medical department will be found the following
rare and very valuable books.
MendenhalPs Medical students Wade MeCum; 81 %
Evanson 4 Maunsell on diseases OF children; 2 rs
Dunglison's Therapeutics Mate ia Medica: 90
Devices, on disea ses of Fem, .es; So so
do do Children; SO
Meigs' Females and their Diseases; 425
Condie on diseases of Females;
do do do 30
Ashwell on diseases Of Females; $50
r->erle on dieases of children; 325
1h,r hill on diseases Of Females; 375
Bartlett o. Typhoid and Typhus fever; 90
Pereira on laod and Diet; %
Dunrl;eon IN IN, nan Health; 800
Rankin's abstract Oh Meaicai sciehces' 40
Ewelps Medical companion; soo
Cox'e Epitome of Hippocrates ~'aieh' 8 20
Cooper's medical Dictionary; IVY
Hoblyn's do do 20
Cooper,S do do wv
Dunglison's do do 90
Guys Forensic medicine: so
Graham's elements of Chamistry; 400
Carpenters human Physiology; s25
Wilson's do Anatomy, 325
Smith & Horner's anatomical atlas; SO
Masses do do 90
Horner's practical anatomy; 80
do special do 90
Brodie's do do 100
Liston's element of surgery s75
do practical do rs
Smiths Minor; do 90
Lawrence Ruptures; 275
Edwards Physical agents electricity; 60
Thomson's management of sick room 20
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- April, their Spring and Summer supply OF HAS,
Caps and stra,c Hats. They invite the attention OF
Country Dealers and the public to the Cat
alogue, which they will sell at 81 Louis prices:-
Is cases No. l extra fine fash. Moleskin Hats; |
IL do No. extra do do
20 do Fashionable beaver do
10 do Assorted do do
10 do Low price coney do
10 do Low price Muskrat do
90 do Assorted Angola do
20 do Fashionable do dow price, do
- do Dtab Brush dow crowns) do
t2 do Black do dow crowns) do
~ do Fashionable Brush do
10 do Fashionable plain do
10 do Broad brm plain do
ls do Broad brim Pearl do
IL do Fashionable do do
rs dor. Black and blue soft Mexican do
IL do Buena Vista do
80 do Gents fine cloth Caps;
30 do Boys do do do
80 do Fine silk Glazed do
30 do Com, Oil cloth do
do Boys' fine dress Hats;
Q do Boys wool do
IL do Children's. fancy Caps; ...
10 do California waterproof Hats;
White and black wool Hats, etc, etc.
A large invoice Of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats, childrens Hats, etc ETC.
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
1t is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. ]. $. g.
Burlington, iowa, February %, 1910.
LATEST AKRlV AL.
"FALL & WINTER GOODS.h
WE have just received from Boston and other
w cities, very desirable assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods, selected for this market, to which
we respectfully cali the attention Of our old friends
and customers and the trading community generally.
s'1fs trouble to sho,r Goods,'' is always under
Stood Our goods Of the best quality and will be
sod at unusually low prices for Cash, Produce, &c
Sc, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Nov -, 1S4s Parsons, Corp & PARSONS +
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSM
a. BALES brewn sheetings, also, battngs and
@O wicking; 100 ps assorted tickings and brown
drillings, Irish linens. &c.
100 ps. fine nnbleacnei and bleached muslins;
25 &c red,whitc, green, yellow spotted hahhels;
400 common and fame, dress prints;
100 &c broad cloths, cassimcre $, doe-skins,
sattnetts, beavers, pilots, jeans, slanke's' &C.
Dress Goods.
IS s. dress goods, including beautfIi SYKES siik
stripes madonas, delises, alpaccas, merinoe3' pom
| bazines, satins, velvcts, &C.
| Hdkfs, Shawls, Hosiery, &c. SC.
| Also, good assortment Of Tailor's trimmings.
whale bones, needles, combs, hooks and eyes, per-
| fumery, Sc, sc. sasa.a.a s=.
Hats and Caps.-A good assortment Of Fur, cloth
and fur tip gents and boys for sale very low by
| Nov PAS " PARSONS, Corr &PARsoEs
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A number of citizens of PHILADELPHIA
made the proffer Of silver tea service to
,he lady Of Gov j ohnston,as testimonial Of
MS political services. The Governor very
politely, on behalf Of Mrs Johnson, de-
clned acceptance, and suggested the APP
preparation Of the fund 10 charitable pur-
poses. The suggestion was adopted, and
:ae money distributed among several char
"aO'e societies in Philadelphia.
CuaE ron HYDRorHoDIA.- Udina,
ms e., poor man lying under the fright
:. '0f,ure Of hydrophobia, was cured with
vae orsughts Of pure vinegar, given him
mistake instead Of another potion. "A
p.y''c'an q Padua got intelligence Of this
e1 a Udina, and tried the same reme-
y! upon patient at the hospital admins
m ng % INN pound of vinegar in the
ming another at noon. and the third at
'sssly cured. ' ''' pe
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
We have on hand and for sale ;

kehhAk WE nave On nanQ ana lot Sale q great yuan
AU tity of Fruit Trees, one and half miles west
zA> of Burlington, at the residence Of Jeremiah
Smith, Jr Our varieties consist of about fifty kinds
of Fruit Of the best selections that could be procur
ed in the west and is said to be well adapted to this
climate, our assortment of Fruit comprises Apples,
Peaches, Cherries and Grape vines, Currents, ETC.,
which selected by an experienced person in
the culture Of Fruit, the city of Cincinnati, O.
hio, and will be sold at reduced prices, and warrant
ed to be the identical Fruit that we represent 1t to
be. great portion Of these Trees will bloom this
Spring, if removed at proper time with care. Those
wishing to plant Orchards this Spring will do well
by giving call before purchasing elsewhere.
march s, 1S49-6t SMITH * LUCKY.
CALIFORNIA HO!
THOSE about to start for California should by all
means supply themselves with DR. Bradford's
ssBalm of Syrup. for it is certain for Chole-
ra in its first stages, and was never known to fail in
curing that severe complaint to which the Pioneer
is subject, viz the Dysentery. Also supply of the
oLiver Drops'' should be procured. This medicine
has never been known to fail in curing the ague and
fever; and as that country abounds with this COM
plant well with gold, this is just the medicine
needed. Prepared and sold by DR. Bradord Burlington
N. B.-My Office is in Palmel's new brick block,
Jefferson street, up stairs. march s, '49
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SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
Hats and CAPS

T STURGIS SON will! receive about the 10Th OF
u April their Spring and Summer supply of Hats,
Caps and Strdw Hats. They invite the attention OF
Country Dealers and the public tothe following Cat
alogue, which they will sell at 81 Louis prices:-
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Millinery and Mamua Making.

r~n MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
EsAt-Iadies Of Burlington and vicinity that she
VIZ stl continues the Millinery and NlantHa max
ing business in its various branches at her resi-
Gence ON the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done TO
order for any Lady who may choose TO FAVOR her
with call. A variety Of
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand: such as Bonnets,
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders, Edgnss, Silk Laces, Grapes
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbin, French
and linen F1oss,spool and skein thread, sewing silk
silks satins and velves, shell side and tuck Combs
needles, pins. hooks and eyes, cord, whalebone,etc
u-7-An orders from distance promptly attend.
ed to. Burlington, Dec. II, 1913
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GOODS AT COST!
TINE undersigned having a very large stock of
GOODS on hand will sell at COST!i until the
18th of March for CASH.!
march 1, 1S49 COX. GARRETT 4 co.
~ Office. ~
THE firm Of Cox, GARRETT & CO., will be dis
i solved about the 18th of March. Any one wish
ing to make any arrangements with us will please
call before that time, as WILLIAM GARRETT will
have no control of the business after that date.
march 1, IS49 CGx, GARRETT co
-.ns FARMS FOR SALE.-A valuable farm con-
M&# ia lining 345 acres 10 miles north of town in
~ Yellow Spring township, 14O acres fenced and
under mprc cment, brick house two stories, so by
81 feet with convenient out-houses.
Also, half mile distant from this farm another is
for sale containing 555 acres; 800 acres well mprov
ed, well watered, with the necessary tenant houses.
The above farms are for sale cheap; if not sold
they will be for rent. For particulars enquire OF
Samuel Pitt upon the premises or of
Burlington, Feb. %, lS49 GRIMES STARR
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NEW GOODs! NEW GOODsMn

TIME SUBSCRIBE is now receiving direct from Phil
/ adelphia, New York and Boston the largest anu
best assortment OF Dry ''ooas' Halu"a'e' ~. 's.
ware. Boots and shoes, Caps. &C., &c, brought
to this market, purchased mostly for cash and VIII pc
offered for sale at prices hitherto ansnopa IN 'als
market. COUNTRY MERCHANTS NH as "soai pe sup
piled the most favorable terms " neat, 1iA Ill"
other produce will be taken in payment.
Burlington, Sept II, 1913 w. +. COoLoA'nh
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Eberle's Practice; So % Devices Practice; So oO
Bell & stokes, do 100 Mackintosh'S do 3 IS
Dnuglson's do s 10 Armstrong; do 90
Gooch's Midwifery; so Bells MateriaMcdica 90
Bartlett on Fevers; so Hall on the Nerves; 90
Stokes on the Chest; 3 90 Green on the Ska; 90
Wilson on the Skin; 2 25 Eberle's Notes; 1 IS
Turner's Chemistry; 3 so velpeau's Anatomy; 80
Ellis, Medical For Ludlow's Manual Of
mulary; 200 Examinations; IS
Hooper's Manual Of Dunglison's Medical
Examinations; rs Student; 90
Thompson Conspec- Goods study Of Med
tus; 90 icine; 8 90
Wood Bache's US. Ramsbotlam's Pro-
Dispen satory; 90 cess OF Partufition 90
Montgomeryon preg- NJ. Chailly's Midwi-
nancy; so fiery; 225
LAW BOOKS.
Story's Equity; $l2 90 lstarkie on evidence; ts co
Russell onCI ines IS 90 Greenleaf on do IL 90
Chitty on Bills; 800 Mitford's Pleadings; %
Bouvier's Law Die IChitty's do IL 90
tionary; 1000 Gilman's Digest; 4 so
Greenleaf's over Walkers American
ruled Cases; 100 Law; rs
Webster's Speech Roberts on Convey
es, 3 vols. 475 ancing; 90
Backstone,s Com Stephens Pleaing; s75
mentaries; Ats miscellaneous Books;
Also, stationary in great variety. Wall paper,
window curtains, ETC.. etc., for slae very low at.
J.F. ABRAHAMS Burlington Book store,
Barrett House.
N. Borders left with j. +. A. for rare or spe-
cial books to be found in the east. will with
prompt attention. burlington, March l, 1916.
In District Court Desmones county april term 1S49
Henry X. Eads, Us. Catharne Vineyard, David Hen
dershott, Salena Cameron, William c. Cameron,
Elizabeth Cameron, James B. Cameron, Arthur w.
Cameron, Henry d. Cameron, Robert Cameron,
Josiah NJ. Cameron, Joseph Cameron, Edward
Cameron, Sarah J. Cameron and Martha A. Cam
eron.-Bnl in chancery.
TIME defendants in the above entitled suit will
i take notice that complainant has filed his bill of
complaint in the office Of the clerk of the District
court of said county praying that the south halls of
lot 5i7a, In the city of Burlington, may be decreed
to belong to him. Now, unless you, the said de-
PENDANTS, appear at the said term of said court and
to said bill of complaint. decree will be Ia
ken against you pro confesso. o. c. WIGHTMAN, Crk
march 1, 1S49-6t Grimes & Starr cOm'Dts SoPr
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=, RIER & DUKGE, would call the attention of the
II public to their stock of STOVES, now on hand
consisting Of Air-tight, Parlor, Cook and Heating
stoves, Main street shove Jefferson lDec l4.'4s
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WHEAT AND PORK.

WHEAT AND PORK.
NYOTICE-The subscriber requests all persons
y having unsettled accounts with him to call and
settle the same as am anxious to close up all old
unsettled accounts by the LIST Of January, 1913.
Wheat, Pork, Hides, ETC., taken in payment and
a little Cash. WESLEY JONES
Burlington, Dec. IL, 1s4S
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified electors
y Of Desmoines county, that at the annual town
ship election to be held on the first Mondays to W.T.:
on the second day Of April next, vote will be taxi
en- viva voce, for the purpose of determining
whether or not. special tax shall be levied by the
Commissioners of said county, for the erection
of Court House, etc. agreeable to an act of the
General Assembly, approved Jan'y 18th, ls4s. By
order of the Board of Commissioners.
WILLIAM NJ. WALLBRlDGE, Co. Com'rs
Feb. %. ISi9-4t Clerk, d. c.
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DIED-In this city yesterday morning, Mrs. HANNAH,
consort Of Isaac d. DEMorr, aged g. She died in the
triumphs Of tie christian faith. Funeral from her late
idence ne ar the Public Square, this afternoon at O'Clock
Friends and aCaua are requested to attend.
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To the Ladies

] IHC l.dUIES.
nRAZrLIAN Hair Curling Dye. This preparation
ID will cause the Hoir to curl beautifully, without
iniurnc it In the least for sale at Gays Drug store
corner Jefferson and Main SITS an II, 'A9
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aTNoT1CE-Al persons indebted TO me cl'her
by Note Book account are requested to settle the
same without delay, as the old business must now
be brought to close. Prompt attention to tins no
tice will save trouble and oblige J. q. LAuMAN
ct 5,1s45 JGaZ copyl Corner Jefferson & water sts
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GREAT BARGA1NS!!
TIME south half Of lot 20s, with house and inn
provements thereon for sale at $500.
Lot Sl5 with house thereon 5000.
The south half of lot I'll and north Is feet OF lot
ITO being As It by 1T Fl with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at 5000.
The middle 1 of lot 1871 with House thereon Tor
sale at $4,000, call on (Feb y GRIMES Il STARR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-08

T G. LAUMAN, has associated with him his
j Brother GEO, c. LAuMAS, in the transaction OF
a General Mercantile business under the style OF j..
r. Iauman & Brother. Oct 3, 1SAS
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Selling Off.-Es cduced Prices!
~ nGn WORTH OF GOODS. The subscri-
J. OsOOO bers, intending to sell oil their large
stock of Goods, will dispose of them at
GREAT BARG ms.
for Cash or approved Produce. CREW G1LKiSoN
Feb. 8. I849 Jefferson street, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-08

~ RoCERS and Commission Merchants, No. so,
oLcyee st Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East--3a-1y s7e
RLFERENcEs--H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist X Co..;
R. x w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet < Co., st Louis-F Is
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TyARD-WARE, Qucens-ware, Boots and Shoes,
| general assortment for sale loM by
Nov %, 1913 PARSONS, Corr & PARSONS
T>ARMERS.-We will give the highest market price
r. for good Butter. ScoTT, WHITEHEAD co
T7OUSE-KEEPERS will always find good article
/ oftablo butter at ScoTT. WHITEHEAD co
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NJ A r r I e D:

February 10th, Is49, by R. Fayerweater, ESQ, at
his residence, Mr. ALEXANDER LOUDER to Miss Nancy
ANN MADDEN.
Also, BY the February goth, Mr. STEPHEN STUART
to Miss MARY PERDUs.
BY the same, Sunday last, Mr. AUGUSTUS r. BAL
LARD to Miss MARY RAsNIc all of this county.
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JonN's SHARE.--'Dad, said hopeful
sprig, 'how many fowls are there ON the
table p
why said the old gentleman, Us he
looked complacently on pair OF finely
roasted chickens, that were smoking on
the dinner table. why, my son there are
two
sTwo!' replied the smar'ness,' there
are three sir, and I'll prove IT,
'Three!' replied the old gentleman, who
was plain, matter-ot-fact man, and un,
derstood things as we saw them: sd
like to see you prove that :,
Easily done, sir, easily done! Ant
that one :? laying his knife on the first.
yes that's certain said his dad.
.And aint that two?' Pointing to the
second, sand dom, one and two make three.
Really said the father, turning to the
old lady, who was in amazement at the
immense learning Of her son, really, wife,
this bow is a genius, and deserves to be
encouraged for it. Here old lady, do you
take one fowl and III take the second, and
John may have the third for his learning
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14

Senator Walker, of Wisconsin, is load
ing up his political blunderbuss, and pre-
pairing to pepper every mothers son of a
democrat, who has dared to question his
course in the last Congress.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14

Tow CoRwIH AND GEORGE LrrrARp.-
They say at Washington that Corwin's lc-
wee is always as well attended as any in
the city and that strangers coming thitler
always call on him as one of the " lions"
Among others, Lippard, the writer Of raw
head and bloodybones stories and who
conducted kind Of piratical sheet during
the presidential campaign in which he
abused Corwin without stint, called upon
him month or two since and introduces
himself with the easy and confident air Of
a patron. Said Lippard, smiling:
"Gov. Corwin, my name is Lippard,
George Lippard, of Philadelphia, whom
you have probably heard of,-very glad TO
make your acquaintance, sir. ! black
guarded you good deal last year"
Coruin. with one of his peculiar
looks.) "Ah! Well, Mr.. Lippard, you
look very much like blackgnard"
Lippard was shut up, and left.
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WOMEN ARE RARELY CoNrUsEp.--A
Young gentleman who was in the act Of
popping the question to young lady was,
interrupted by the father entering the
room. enquired what they were about
ooh" replied the fair one, "Mr-was
just explaining the question of annexation
10 me. and he is for immediate annexation. !"
."Well," said Papa, 'if you can agree on
treaty. I'll ratify it."
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CANTo 9.


Soon Hope revived and banshed all our fears,
Tho round our mountains rolpd the thunder peal
Rousils the wilds which to our listening ears,
With dead sounds rang Of battle, strife, and steel
Blent with the shrieks Of men, who strangely reel
In the unbroken woods beneath the spears
OF savage foes, who ne'er were taught to feel;
The sympathetic wo, Of grief, or tears,
But strikes without remorse, the YOUTH and man
Of years.
Now DER the breadth of freedoms land were seen
The crimson banners of her British foe,
While thronging hosts, with arms of shining sheer
Fast EDWARDS pressed to deal the deadly blow
To lay the hopes of freedoms children low,
Along the plains of their own darling earth
To cause the blood of sire and son to flow,
In the same canton where they had their birth,
Reckless of name, of heritage, or noble worth.
And thus was, it, when the Oppressor's sword,
In vengeance hung, upon Columbus land,
Whet by the ire of Brunswick's naughty lord,
Who sway'd the sceptre of supreme commend
In England's cline, and by hireling band
To his behests, was borne across the main
Where with imperious and insulting hand,
And rigorous acts, they made the land complain,
Acts which sovereign urg'd to sooth his selfish
gain.
Such were the causes, which conspired to turn
Lov'd Freedom from her Anglo Saxon sire,
She that he her dearest claim did spurn
Nor would he grant her rights at her desire
Provoking thus her hatred and her ire;
To which in turn she rais'd her feeble hand
And vow'd she would in her defence expire
In blood. and gore upon her native land;
Sooner than yield submission to his rash command.
Her sons imbib'd their parents patriot zeal
And stood with hands uplifted in her cause,
Their hearts beat proudly for the public veal
And way'd to crush the oppressor and his laws
Or teach his unrelenting breast to feel;
The load he had on others shoulders laid
Nor heal the ounds inflicted by their steel
Nor turn aside the sabre's cleaning blade
Which grac'd the patriots arm that he with valor
sway'd.
From breast. to breast, the sacred fire ran,
Full-blazing on the altar of each heart
Both sire, and son and cen the ag'd MAN,
But ask'd the place where he might act his part
And each from all they lov'd in haste depart
In arms, high on the field of war to stand
To WELD the sword or poise the deadly dart
Or hurl Mars thund'ring round the trembling land
And teach proud vassals how to conquer, and COM
mand. MUsA.
Burlington, June 8, lS49.
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Some years ago chap in a Town oil
Maine, having played the 'gay gallant a
little too freely TO distiller's daug hter'-
quite overs,epping the moles'y of nature
he was called to account by the old gen.
tleman, who deman led sharply "what ex-
cuse he had for such conduct =
"Nolhing," was the reply, "bus exuoer-
ance of spirits -.
as that all, you graceless ?" rejoined
the old fellow, as he brought down his
cane upon the floor with terrible emphasis;
"then let me tell you sir, the sooner you
get them reciifed tie better Yankee Btade
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MAKING THE MOST OF IT.-Steamboats
are advertised in the New Orleans papers
for excursions up the river ''to see the
crevasse," "fare 30 cents each way, chill
dren half price," One half the city is
dreading the prospect Of being submerged,
while tie other half are arranging for
pleasure excursions through the streets.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14

When Feuelon's Library was on fire,
God be praised said he, that i. is not the
dwelling Of some poor man. j.
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When you see small waist, think Of
how much health is aDosted.
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A Carriage for General Taylor and his
family is being manufactured in ph'iade'-
phia.
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The best snuff in the world, is snuff
Of the morning air.
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Prugh & Cook,
4 R. y. kIaUbcrg.

NUrLER-MAKEs Pen-Knives, Pocket-Knives,
~ Razors, scissors, sc. AisoEa-Grinds and re-
psss came cheap. SHOP on Main street, between
Warrington and Columbia, Burlington, Iowa.
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INHALER in Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries,
L. Boots, Shoes and Ready-made Clothing. etc.,
south side Jefferson street,betweep Main and water
streets, Burlington, Iowa. Dec Fl ,1S4S
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TTTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots
md shoes, Hats and Caps, Glass, Nails, etc. etc.
Jefferson street. Burlingt0n. I0tcG.
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j, D. LAUMAN GEo. e LAuMAN
J. G. la imam l. Brother.
FORWARDING and Commission MERCHANTS,
n corner Front and jefferson streets, Burlington.
iowa. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, ETC., etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14

GENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant,
NJ Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
sSs DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, LII
uuors. Boots. shoes, etc. etc.