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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-23

BURaIARY-The warehouse Of Charles Laurent was
broken night of the 18th inst and sixteen bar
res of lime taken away Yesterday he made IN affidavit
before Recorder SeuZenesu and charged negro boy named
Bill with robbery Seven barrels O the lime had been
fnn nj M the oorner Of Ranaok and am street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-23

NVTANTED.-A Situation Assistant Salesman in a
w CiOtbing Store, bF young who has been
gagged in the Clothing Business in this cit for the last FIVE
IeaB, and who furnish the best city references.
A note addressed 10 J. B. and eiC this Office will
meet with prompt attention. Sl3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-23

tlS- Entrance on PcrddO street.
- opeu att. at hafpast
50 all the principal hotels, and at
the door on The evening Of the Performance.
bB- Foo farther pa icula see bills VI the cay o'9
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

Free soilsm has swumped both its good MANS
and its organization by hnckstering with tks
wings. II is now without form, and void. Amid
its chaos, nothing is percepliblc to human ken.
put D.; ITS writings under the contumely and ins
dignities heaped upon it by the whigs Wa
turn in sadness from what might otherwise have
excited our risibles over the ludicrous.
Whiggery has added Disgrace to its disaster.
1t started out to gain votes and grow great hv
being false to ITSELF it wound up the campaisn
by being false to every thing and every bodv
else! Like wounded snake, unable to reach
its foe, it now turns its prsoned fangs in ycrv
desperation upon itself; whilst from the depo.
rable depths offree.solism there usccnds con-
slant yolley of curses and imprecation against
their deceivers and traducers Such is the fall,
and such the fallen fortunes, Of whiggery in
Iowa. In its full it seemed to take especial
pains to knock the props from under even con-
ISOLATION itself. There is no one left to do +
reverence; even Fitz Warren himself will be
sadly tempted to disown it for the future. A.
for the democrats, they cannot be expected to
become mourners at such funeral; indeed,
they are in too broad grim, just now, suitably
to superntend solemn ceremonies.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

" MARRIED-AtH Hickory Grove, Jackson co.
Iowa, Aug. 30th, by Rev. VIM. u. Coleman,
of Bellevue. Mr.. Lew P. LAMBERTsoN, Of Jack.
son iownship,and Miss MARY KEIsTER, daugh.
ter Of Capt. VIM. Keister, of Hickory Grove.
GTRockingham (Va.) papers will please CO.
py the above.
BY the same, on the 2lst Aug. Mr.. ELISHA
P. COLLINS. of Andrew, and Miss ELIZABETH
SIMON, of Farmers Creek, Jackson CO., Iowa.
MARRIED-On Sunday, the 10Th of Aug
1849, in Liberty Township, Buchanan county,
Iowa, by the Rev. G J. Cumnins, Mr.. NATHAN.
TEL w. HATCH, Sheriff Of Buchanan county,
to Miss Margaret CONDOR, of said county.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05
The Difference.

& The ordinary Ointments and Liniments,
it is we'll known, are severe and partial in
their operation. Sloan's Ointment is mild,
yet through--it reaches and removes the
cause, hence it gives real and permanent
relief.
For purity, m1ldness, safety, certainty, e.
thoroughuess, Sloan's Ointment excels, and
is rapidly superceding all other Ointments
and Liniments now in use. ~
0FSee Agents names at the head Of
SloAn's Column. For further particulars
and testimonials. get Pamphlets Of agents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05
1ELEedh pnIc DISPATCHES,
FOR THE ssMINERs' EXPRESS"
FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE CALEDONIA

Dispatches from Head quarters. OF sSIe ner-
u Luders, stating that on the 3lst uitino,
q battle took place between his corps and
the Hungarians under BEN, in which the
Ilatterswas defeated and the Russian Gener-
Eal killed by q cannon bnll. One Thousand
HungariGns are said 10 haze been kilied!.
and the Hungarians were pursued by the
Cossacks, who took seven field pieces, two
standards, and 8 large quantity Of ammunl-
Etion, and Beua's travelling Callnsb, contain
ing important papers. Five hundred pris-
oners we're taken. ss
The Imperial loss is stated be A killed
and wounded.
News from Hungary, throughout, is very
vague and unsatisfactory.
Bem's reported defeat requires contirma-
ton. II will probably turn out not hall SO
bad rs expected.
Austria would certainly not be willing
to treat as reported, if che were gaining IN
stead Of losing ground.
FRANCE.
The National states that Garibaldi sue
Sceeded in reaching Venice in safety. This
statement, confirmed from other sources, 3
not unworthy Of credit.
Charlotte eastman. the celebrated Ac-
IS rocs came sna ESQ nrar r., the CaledOnsa
S - IS OpI.s.rs Ano. 3O;h. ls49.
Rev. The abducted who r reached he1e the
other day from HAVANA has been placed in
prison at his ownrequest. Hesays that he
FEARS bodilv injury and does not consider
sI,;s lie safa whiie,remaiininc 1T large.
ll,ouIs Isl Sept. Sd, 1919.
ss 4 a ~ tro,is 81 occurred this morning
IN 4 o,clnck comm ming Davis q Turner's
81 49, sbnnY Mecss Engine House
MI 81, RIaod ro3d s shnn. md Carriage House
'TLe. 4 s. s Is Is wofk &c an Incendary.
49, spHIranrnpHIA Sent. Sd, 5 r. M.
~ IL, ya,as q ho,nns ballet arrived from;
nv arazHeias ~ 81, q bringing intelli-s
5snca thst M fnrnes 81 Paez and Monagaz
ESsil Al 0hf "a III f;e near San Philippi which
ended / /, thsI CAP lre sof Paez, and the dis
;Spersi6n ri shis followers
Is rrsp,, !, s., s;ant. al IS s a
a Is f;saf IS 4, the Channel. and
s; Is;so 4 8 S. s
I'M I,i, 4 q, E,
Nav yvsoRK. sen. Cd.
fteen deatl,s from eholera renorted
q \, Il; 3 ,hp 81 IA honrs. .rhe Hoard az
ITealll, have disconfinnell their dail. re-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05
SHERIFF SALE.

W Gods, Stacker & Co. )DY virtue of
VS.. }Dln execution
James Watson, Admr. ct al } or order Of sale
to me directed, issued by the District Court in
and for the county of Dubuque and State Of los
wa, against defendant, l will, on the 9Th day
Of October, A. D. 1849, between the hours of
ten o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in
the afternoon of that day. st the door OF tho
sale the following described real estate, situate
in the City of Dubuque, marked and numbered
on the government plat Of said City as Lot No;
Six Hundred and Eight, [60s to satisfy said
Writ as am therein commanded.
w. C. STEWART, Shift d. G..
Sept. 5th, A, D. ls49. lat Prs Foe, loo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

w ULE Master abroad" The Chi
~ essynal says that:--.sIn region not
.sgl hundred miles from Cincinnati, where
;3lls young idea is taught how to shoot, they
K &ut sign in the words following. to
OrDiNg skoOl.' ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

s. SrlLLs SMELLINa RAr.-l en-: Taylor is de.
Htermined that something shall be done about
This nvssion 81 Cuba, ''at any rate;;'' so he has
sspt down another u S. vessel. The German.
town sailed from Boston on the 9th NTH seal
cd orders Il ks 8 N s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

THE OzoNE CoNrRovERsY--GEoeR IN
CHICAGO. School.room.
Dramatis Persone.-Pre tty school ma'am
and small class il geography. Curtain rises.
L Teacher. How many zones are there, Peter7
Peter. Six, marin.
Teacher, (in surprise -six, name them.
& Peter. Two temp rate, two frigid, one tor.
lid i and O-zone.
Teecher. Go to the head, Peter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

Fashion.--An extremely fat man was lately
pointed out in Broadway as gentleman of
fashion. Eyes," replied lady, "hc looks %
II ne was quito tho tor."
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

CIV i u + i ! lsSsss
All hail "a the sterling X IA.
buque county! They hSS y t M I!
majority, At one jump, from .! BY
Give them the banner, and hsncsicis
Dubuque he Berkscf Iowa. II Cap. Rep,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

u u Iiss Mary Ran.
q iss lsSy seyenteen years Of
I mn 81 III htening. Il the house
ID Ier, Esq ]. Or Saturday the
Issk uIk hs was the daughter of widow
lady, residing in Muscatine, and was on a
visit at Mr.. Ayers at the time of the mel
ancholy occurrence. The family were sit
ting in the parlor atthe time the storm COM
.menccd, Miss Ransom occupying Q seat
near the FIRE place, with her head leaning
again st the wall: after q very vivid fash of
tightening and loud clap Of thunder. it was
proposed 70 remove 70 another room. a
move was made 70 do 80, but Miss r. was
Esac, fed q retain her seat she vas call
sto join them, put moved not. They
approached her md sSulsas ~ sssss dsad!!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05
"a c,,,I COM

would al attention ts \
81 Msssss. Nightingais ag IsEfiso
have Just opened an sstablss nsas es (! n
boye character in this city. hsy 5ss3
81 hand 4 general assortment Of gooos ~
wiIl do III that honorable business men can
sdo . acconiodate their customers. sustain
thsm ~ al means.
PArxIcK RILEY. from the Chippswa Fine
1 w an ovarboayd from the Doct. franklin
81 & hef iii syip ma was drowned. J.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05
HORSE STEALING,

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itpsthe subject than we otherw Ise should. do.
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

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who adel ancs every ol,e y honnay happen g
differ Nj 4 Us on sec tioMaI of local quastions
xs anti "a eihocratic, SO long as the great prin,
:; i,las fsnh "a 81 ri not sacrificed at Their
shr;,,a R,,f s. ~ stean The nolicy of loo
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

r ashe i & g sV'Ias
least, va not after ia "a ~ 81 81 that much
'yaun tea esident ps0Il Il Gen. Tay-
lor, Who Il no \ III surre sfS9 But had this
~ been naslesil ID faith, and had
oE 81 heir parole Of
hSHof IS is becels q |llc extremely chi
ifo5ss srs eo u, ne could have
sSsUssa Il MS cht have tho't
Pr ia nc ~ Il Sf n Si1 ~ & q! when
r ~ sss NJ "a y l,en.s
a s. II ss 4 III & Sprolnise tostae
s S& lS S7 n 4 SSS IS II tense? Even
s377 2si 2 IL 8 1SS n 81 cher return
S56ss NSnf f5Is " SaI 4 lIie opir,ion that
Y jj5S III n St si}s spi;h slavery
ri TiI.f 81 n NH hers thought
IIs sS0S ssSS ii1ls ieSs III nd now,
m n 6y az 4 fhS M liios ~ ho DENY,
nm = If,sS ifS{sh rs III IN putting
T. Sf. w r y ssnlc11tv as black
4y;sas q \ q n Is 3fec.soile rs, how
8 " SY3sS Ia -ur,f 8. ii, re-
[SI ia Seut cold at tho
ffy IN unprinc-
D vi < 4fS refer nce TO
( r. ~ r H n Wherever tho
+ IT. II 7 rs E ia and by re-
aSfS ~ Il 4 T. IA = aso nj "A llison,
4 fksf7 81 s 12 ] = & have given
33S1133 s = & ID = h let would
r. s. ~ n = S5isj r - "a, Ia ba pregnant
4 IT. q & Il! Il lSl 81! Some Of the
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-05

Is petition vas received from Lincoln Clark,
Esq asking fors the aymcnt Of certain City
The recorder was ordered to nav one vear,a
interest on said orders .s775 :
The Marshal was ordered 10 notify r Davis,
Esq; OF his agent, that the City had no further
use for the building rented OF him for cholera
hospital.
bill OF costs was allowed Squire wager, J.
RI, for case in which the city was non suited.
On motion, adjourned.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
S ANT LOUIS
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN

, CAL1FOkNIA.-F0f 1S49.
K OR the approaching Spring, am manufacturing
the largest and mostsplendid assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHINGl
Ever offered by any house. It will be beyond de-
scription! The Wholesale ind Retail Trade Of the
past year so far exceeded my expectations, that it
was matter OF impossibility for me to supply the
great demand! For the approaching Season, I feel
confident in asserting that will be enabled to sup
ply the demand Of the entire West.
The Tremendous amount Of Business that am do
ing and entirely upon the cash principle. enables
me to manufacture Goods at far less prices than any
other concern; and am determined to
To sell them at small Pro6fW
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 leaUe no remnants to loose on. My stock this
Spring has been manufactured entirely different
from any previous one. have devoted my whole
time and attention to it, my brother Charles G..
Martin, attends to the st Louis establishment. My
styles and patterns have all been selected with great
care and are all rich and beautiful. All ask is the
pleasure of call, when arm confident that you
not fail being pleased with any
STYLES, PATTERNS AND PRICES.
Merchants who are in the habit of trading East,
and those bound for California, will nd by looking
through my stock, that they can buy cheaper than
can be bought in the Eastern markets, and save
thereby expenses Of going, coming, transportation
etc. etc.
My stock this season is, and will be, tremendous.
ly large, and am determined to close it off with
the season.
All bills warranted to be packed correctly-sizes
and goods guaranteed to be perfect.
haze but ONE STORE in the city: 'tis
No. 11s Main Street, Saint Lonis, Missouri.
at the lowest Cash Pricess JOHN T. MARTIN
st Louis. march L, 1S49-2m.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

s.;-ssp1ic Dispatches from the st Louis papers.
s. LOUISVILLE, March %.
A tremendous tornado passed through
n.ardstown, Shelbyville, and GAINESVILLE,
4 This State, destroying an immense
er,ntisy Of property. The loss Of human
iIfs d supposed to be great; particulars
- known.
WAsRIscroN, March %.
1'he nomination Of Ex-Gov. Penning-
Ia. % Governor Of the Territory Of Min
esota, has been confirmed by the Senate.
An other nominations before the Senate,
have also been confirmed.
The discussion on the protocol was re-
,unsd. Mr. Foote, in his remarks, was
very severe on Mr. Benton. The subject
wss finally laid on the table.
The Senate will adiorun sine-d,e to.
nosrow.
PHlLADELPHlA, March %.
A man BY the name Of Jacob Shuester
has been arrested on suspicion Of heinz
concerned in the robbery at the Paten
slice in November last, by which, It vii
Be remembered, several valuable govern
ment jewels were stolen.
BosroH, March %.
The extensive rolling mill and ware
heuse Of the Messss. Parker was destroy
ID BY ERE las, night. Loss $4,000
The steamer has arrived at Halifax. N
part Of her news yet received.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
Wade. Stillc & CO.


<JROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 80,
VLevet ST Louis, Mo-, have on hand a large and
general assortment Of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or Tor
shipments to Dur friends South or East .-3s-1y
RErERENcEs-H. Won Phtil; a. L. Benoist Co.;
II. & w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet & Co., st Louis-F Is
az Wistar's Balsatn of Wild Cherry ..ER
The great remedy for cohsumrtion Of the lungs, az
fections of the liver, bronchitis, asthma, pain or
weakness of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs,
pleursy, hemorfhage of the lungs, and all afcs-
tons Of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is difference between Wlstar's Baisam
Of wild cherry and all other preparations Of wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsara contains, be.
sides the extract of wild cherry bark other medical
agents of great character aud efficacy in the cures OF
coughs, colds, and general diseases of the chest and
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others ofthe kind,i that "Wistar's
basam cures, while other remedies give only tenn
porary relief to the sufferer Re the following GER
tifcate rendered to us by one Of our citizens:
CINCINNATI, Feb. IS, 1877.
Messrs Sanford 4 Park-Gents: take this oppor-
tunity to inform you Of remarkable cure perform
ed in my own case by the Of DR. Wstar's balsara
of wild cherry. About the first of September, 1916
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up.
on nv lungs, and during the space OF live months
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope Of recovery, until about week or 50 ago
wa64nduced to try your balsam of wild cherry, and
before had used half Of one bottle my cough was
relieved. l am now by the essing Of God, and a
further OF this balsa, to perfect health
Yours respestfully, HARRIET 5. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in Buring
ton by Parsons Copp Parsons; Mount Pleasant
B. F. Stephenson; Columbus City, P. Gore; and by
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro'
out tho state. Also, by Parsons, copp T. Parsons
Burlington.
rfCAUTIoK.-The genuine Wistar's Balsam
enveloped Ia fine white steel engraved wrappe,
with the signatures of Henry Wistar, NJ. land San
ford 4 Parkthsreon, without which it is .positisa
eoSntnfett.
7 EATHER; Just received . good stock Of Penn
| : sylvania Leather, viz: Upper, Kip, Calf sklns
sole, red and oak tan, for sale cheap for tash:
Nov 80 rsle WESLEY JONES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

l small safe belonging to the Perpetual
,..nr,pce company was lefl unmolested,
- rore of the books or papers Of that
:s.s,sution were injured or removed. A
- - containing money and papers, belong
p . the Citisen'. Insurance Company.
-. ,,arried off--value Of contents not yet
s,cestsinsd. !,
m. burglars on entering the Perpetual
l..nr.nce Office, first attempted 10 reach
II vault BY tearing up the brick work Of
~ loor, but abandoned that, apparently,
An finding the stairway.
W learn that four arrests have been
-. of persons supposed TO he connect
= vith the robbery.-(St Lonis Union.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

InAk WE have on hand and for sale great guam
tty of Fruit Trees, one and a half miles west
A&> 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 was selected by an experienced person in
the culture Of Fruit, near the city Of Cincinnati o.
ho and will be sold at reduced prices, and warrant
ed to be the identical Fruit that represent it to
be. A 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 us call before purchasing elsewhere.
march 8, 1s4s-6t SMITH LUCKY.
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II. l. r. B. Whitteimore.

II. 4 r. B. WhitteMOre,
l4s Main street, 3 Louis, Mo- la door north The
Hats and Caps,
|. A RE now Opening their Spring Stock, consist
N ing Of the follow kinds of goods, which will
be sold at low prices. In the stock will be found
every variety manufactured, suitable for all markets
and MANY kinds for the Mcrican and California trades
Leghorn Hats.-75 dozens single, assorted;
100 dozens double brim, Fashionable shape;
rs dozens double brm, low crown;
100 dozens boys and children's, double and single
brims.
Panama Hais.-lo dozens extra fine Panama Hats;
10 dozens low priced; 20 dozens medium;
Palm Leaf Hats.-20Oo dozens mems Palm Hats, as
sorted qualities;
1900 dozens boys, Palm Hats, assorted qualities;
Rutland Hats.-4O dozens medium low crowned;
40 dozens fine fashionable Rutland hats.
Merican Hafs.-200 dozens soft black Tampico hats;
7s dozens pearl white TamRico Hats;
100 dozens soft brown Tampico hats;
California Hdfs-l50 dozens black Hats for Califor-
mia and Mexican trade;
so dozens white hats for California and Mexican
trade;
$50 dozens pearl hats for California and Mexican
trade.
Wool Hats:-200 dozens mems and boys pearl wool,
extra assorted styles;
400 dozens mems and boys pearl wool, good;
200 dozens mems and boys black. white good;
100 dozens mems and boys black, white, common.
AAosS'--AOS
ed qualities;
30 dozens boys assorted qualities;
80 dozens boys black and pearl soft Tampico.
sir Hafs.-l5O dozens low priced silk Hats;
100 dozens fine silk Hats;
$50 dozens medium silk Hats;
IS dozens extra fine silk Hats.
Russia Hats.-25O cases fashionable Russia Hats,
assorted qualities;
$50 cases broad brim Russia, assorted qualities.
Nuria Hats.-I5O cases fashionable Nutria Hats,as-
sorted qualities.
Black Cassimcre Hafs.-5o cases Cashmere Hats;
sorted qualities.
Coney Hafs.--75 cases Coney Hats.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps.-3oo dozens mems cloth
Caps, q fine assortment;
800 dozens boys cloth Caps. a fine assortment.
Chased Cdps.-2O0 dozens mems Glazed silk Cops;
100 dozens mems ana boys Glazed lawn Caps.
Water Proof Hafs.--75 dozens water proof Hats, a
new article.
I3.We invite the attention of all persons wanting
goods Of the above kinds, to our stock, and think
they will do well to give us CALL
st Louis, February Is, lS49.3m H. r. B. w.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

SPRING DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers are in receipt Of full stock Of
L DRY GOODS, adapted to the spring trade, which
are offered for sale at small advance, for cash, OF
to punctual customers. Their stock is comprised
in part of the following, viz:
635 bales Indian Head, Amoskeag, Oregon, Portland
Great western and Lamartine bro. sheeting;
IS bales Lawrence, ocean Dwight, fine bro.shrt'g
40 do brown drillings;
81 do ticks, various brands; range prints;
s25 cases fancy, black ana white, blue ard or
ITO do and bales cotton pantaloon stuffs;
IS do biue bpk, cadet and bpk mik'd satinets;
10 do tweeds; 20 cases Kentucky jeans;
200 do and bales bleach'd shirtings& sheetings;
80 do bleach'd drillingS;
10 do and bales blue drillings;
rs do and bales shifting stripes;
30 do printed lawns ,organdies and bazornes;
50 do ginghams French, Scotch andAmerican;
10 do mouslin de lains;
80 do black and cold alpacas;
do linen counting checks;
Is do apron checklist
80 do parasols and umbrellas;
do brown Inch; 10 cases Irish do;
Is do iaconets, cambrcs, Victoria lawns and
Swiss muslin, together with very large stock OF
shell goods OF all descriptions. Merchants visiting
the city are invited to examine our stock.
DOAN, KING CO., 1871 and 1873 Main st
ST Louis march Q, fSA9-lm
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

". We are authorized to snnounce DAVID X.
HARRIS a. a candidate for Justice OF the Peace in
this Township. march -, lS4s.
upTo the Citizens Of Burlington Toscnship.-I Of
fer myself as candidate for the Office of Justice of
the Peace at the ensuing April Election. electe..
will discharge the duties impartially. Your ob't
serv't. tmarch -, '4sl JOHN GRAY.
N5eWe are authorized to announce OWENS A.
OWEN a. suitable candidate for City Marshall
DWe are authorized to announce b. C. HOPPING,
~ . candidate for City Marshal. March 20, ~
eHWe are authorised to announce EDWARD MAR.
Low for reelection a. City Treasurer.