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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

Gum Over Shoes.
T AIDES gum boots and buskins. mems do over
- shoes. misses do buskins, for sale by
oct 25; 40. G. LAUMAN Il BRO.
BUFFALO OVERSHOES: mems buffalo over hoes,
" ladies do do fur trimmed, for sale bv
oct 81, AS. j LAUNANk mo,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

II. hardware.
MikLsAWS, handsaws, log chains, Hunts axes,
s4v1 locks, laiches, TUFTS and screws. shoyels,
spades, spoons butcher knives, poke. do, hatch
ess hammers, shovels and topss, lacks, bolts and
hasis o. all sizes, for sale BY i, JSK,MBAll T. Co
flUEENSWARE:a good ssortn,cnt orthc flown;
" blue, Liverpool aud granite ware, few sets
CHINA and common ware of all kinds. for sale hy
nov I, rs. KIMBALI a. co
LIQUORS. hest French brandy, brandy, peach
brandy, Holland gin, ram, wines, Asonongahela
WAiskcy and common DO; for safe by
nov l, '49. KiMBALLS co
I}OOTS and shoes, hats and caps &c neral assort-
HAent, Tor sale by lnov y KlMRALL & co
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Foote & Co.
NXTHoLES ALE Grocers, have in store and to ar
w rive, the following merchandise which are
offered low for cash 80 hlds sugar, ordinary to
prime qualities. 900 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 hbls mo-
iaSseS, 100 kegs nails. Tnov II Water Street.
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To Chess Players.
1UST received lot OF elegant CHESS MEN, at
y various prices,a { IF ARRAHAMS'
nov I, '4s. Burlington Bookstore.
lust received, large stock OF blank hooks, pa
per, steel pens, waters. etc., etc., for sale very
low, at NOV l. '49.) IF ABRAHAMs
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VacCiHIfinilt

BBLs. ALCOHOL, for sale by -
- july s, 40 re 0Ar
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

Fancy and black fringe and gimp, black love,
flilet, chantilly and green wells; Swiss iaconet,
thread and cotton edging and insertion, black silk
edge, by (oct 25, '49) DGtIcupIsr l. Co
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~ urOcerleE.
4 HHDs N O susats 100 htls loaf sugars 100 sack $
- Rio coffee; 10 sacks old lava coffee; 2 casks
rices 100 Lush dried apples; 10 hbx vinegar; 3casks
and 10 half bbls saleratus; 20 boxes box SOAP; so
Soxes teas assortcd b tblf molasses; hxs spern,
and star candies; - bags spice and pepper; cop
Psras, alum. ginger, sulphur, etc.. for sale by
+, nOy I, '4S. is KIMBALb e. co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

Carpetings, Umbrellas, etc.
& ROLLS beautiful styles A carpetings, various
Vpriccs; rolls oil carpetinss; ~ ahdelaidc
hearth rugs and mats, rich patterns; carpet bags ;
ALso-6 doz. ass'd qualities umbrellas, for sale 10y
oct is, '49 PARSONS. Corr & PARSONS.
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Still they CnmeW
i s. kfMBAL f. CO are now receiving from the
east, large and general assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, 10 which they respectfully call the
attention of the purchasing community as they are
hot to be undersold by any House in Burlington.
SHAWLs; good assortment for sale by
nov /, s4s. JSKrmn. Att 4 Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01

WOOlen Yarns.
10 ms blue mixed yarn: 10 do drxb do do; 10 d.
eed and white randam; 10 do blue and white 10
s0 40 scarlet; 10 do white; 8 do Zephor worsted
~ cofcfes, fct sale by tnovi) JsKsMDAn + C.
CALF geo sacks and 200 bhls salt, for sale by
nov !. ~. J KiMBALL h &C
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Titles to Lands in Des MONIES Co, Iowa.
persons purchasing real estate in this county,
can have a thorough examination Of the title by
applying to Ioct 81, '49l WARD LAMSON
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

rrR jOifN WRGHT having relInuuished all conntrIon
III with the Winthrop HOUSE. It Will for The future be
tsr the sole uanaTemen Of the subscriber and the house
- now onrned Hotel for tho travelling public as well
4. q home for moro permanent bcariers
The situation Of the iousr, directly In front q Boston
Common spacious and ary roon, and all fs Internal
render une1nalled BY any public house
ID the city IN It's attractions for The traveller and for hore
desiring rsore permanent lodgings
Eyery eonvtnIenrs 10 oparment5 table and alien
dsrrr I be frnlssd At the hoar, which can BE- had
- natal In the city In rs attrariIcns TOT the traveller and
fory ,hosc dsuirIrg more permanent l0dgings
rvery cnnvenienre a. TO aparmenfu table and stten
ss-ns viii be furnished at the houre which he had al
INV fnel Or boarding house in the city, and the unhscrher
M i.yo,e himself TO the comfort Of all who may favor him
sn,;iss trsS>ina With their families and with ladies'
vii, f ths Winthrop House especially adapted % their
sssass. q As sz.n public and q permanent
's's'fs = ''''''''' '''''i WILLIAM n srooxxa.
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To tho Public.

The amineral aus included Il the foregoing proclama
ton are chiefly situated between Lake Superior aud te
Montreal river and Isle Royae in the northern PENN
slla OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhauess mines Of copper and other ores found
therein ,.,
considerable number Of those mines have already been
discovered in the trap ranges within few miles OF Lake
Supcrier and from the geological character OF the count
try the explorations already made cannot be doubt
cd that others equally, ii valuable will be found
throughout this whole "mnera REGION
In some Of the muesuow worked coppers found almost
pure and fact OF the native copper aud ores yield
greater per cenage than any other yet discovered In the
world silver also found in considerable quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction OF fr
naces and fuel for smelling found in abundance in the
immediate neigborhood Of the mineral
The climate Ii The winter though cold, does not inter
rupt operations Of the mines lin fact that season is
considered the most favorable for their operations
The proximity Of these mineral ads TO the shore OF lake
SUPERIOR which several Rafc aud excellent harbors
and the communication therefo by the SAUL Se
Mare lakes Huron, Erie, &c furnish ready means OF
transporting the products Of these lands 10 the principal
markets Of the United States ut very trihing cost
II likewise appears from the reports 10 1 ONCE that
the agricultural lands Of fair quality, producing the
us,a culinary vegetables and grass In abundance and
when properly TILED, they have been found favorable for
and good market will be found ut the mines,
Timber-such white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, Sc h In many places, very abundan aud
BY thrifty growth gives evidence OF the richness Of Tue
coll
able Information relating thereto derived from the geolog
cal survey &c which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice will be prepared and deposited In the land office AZ
The Sault Ste Marie oi Inspection early ns practicable
before the commencement q the public raea.
flT'T l-'.l. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once
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Why, man Of idleness, labor rocked joy
in the cradle, and has nourished your pam
pered life \; without it, the woven silks and
wool upon your back would be in the silk
worms nest, and Aeeces in the shepherds
fold. For the meanest thing that ministers
to human want, save the air Of heaven, man
is indebted to toll and even the air, by
Gods wise ordination, is breathed with la
Dor. 1t is only the drones who toll not, who
infest tie hive Of the active, like masses of
corruption and decay. The lords Of the
earth are workingmen, who can build or
cast down at their will, who retort the sneer
of the ssoft-handed' by pointing to their tro-
phies, wherever art, science, civilization and
humanity are known Work on men of
toll thy royalty is yet to be acknowledged,
as labor rises onward to the highest throne
Of power.
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NY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
~ ETE STATES. s9


IN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES X POLK, President Of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
knewn thni public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land Offices In the State Of ARKANSAS at the
periods hereinafter designated, TO witt
Al The land office at Helena, commencing on Monday, the
fourth day of June next for the disposal Of the public lands
situated within the aforementioned townships and parts
Of townships, VIZ:
North Of itc base line and east Of the Gh principal
meridian.
Sections thirteen twenythree, twenty four, and twenty
Township nine, ofrangc reven.
South OF The base line, and 1oest Of the nm principal
meridian.
Township four and part Of Island In sectlons thirty
Al the land once at washington, commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day OF June nex for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned township,
viz
South Of he base line, and nest eths ffh principal
meridian.
Township four, OF range nineteen
Al the land ofBce Of Chnmpagnoe, commencing on Mon
day the fourth day oiuue next for the disposal o. The pub
VIZ: yHN
South ffhe bare line and pest Of III. fin principal
rnfrid,or
Townships eleven md fourteen, Of range seventeen
Township eleven Of range eighteen -
lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools, militia
~ or other purposss, viii be excluded from the salea
The ottrlng Of the above nrntored lands Will be com
sns,a Tic days ppos h and y e ess
anil the whole shall haze been oered and The ssiss thus
closed.
sahs kept i sSs hi ss Tsss' and
sner the expiration on two weeks
Given under my hand, the city Of washington, this
day Of February, ammo dom'n one thousand
''s"' "u"'''' = anu ''''' ''" JAMES II POLK
ny the President:
q " fornn,ls-ioner n The General and once
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3 ELECTRIcITY OF a TEAR.

Wetremble when the thunder cloud bursts
in fury above our heads The poet seizes
on the terrors Of the storm to add to the inter
est ofhis verse. Fancy paints astorm-king,
and the genius of romance clothes his de-
mons with lightnings, and they are heralded
BY thunder. These wild imaginings have
been the delight Of mankind; there is sub
ject for wonder in them but is there any
thing less wonderful in the well authenti-
Gated fact that the. dew drop which glistens
on the flower, that the tear which trembles
on the eye-lid, holds locked in its transpar-
ent cells an amount Of electric fire equal to
that which is discharged from a thunder
cloud2
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THE NATIONAL WING,

A,
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City ofWashlngfon s.,a,,L-. ( ...t o,, .,1,,
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add 70 the sum Of ii5elnl knowlsugs y, ~ III, -
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the Government :, ~ y ,,a.4 !,
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

AeETcv FOR OBTAINING PATENTS ron NEW iSvEN-
TioNs AT WASHINGTON.
VT p ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Once informs
kis former clients aud others that his ofee may still
be found ct he where Il has been located for
the last thirty years directly opposite the Patent Once
lie 10 preuared to with his accustomed accuracy
aud prom ness any business In the line OF bis Profession
such furnishing information respecting the originality
and paentabty ofinvcnonS preparing papers and dTsw
ngs for applications for patents, caveats, &c.
10 hose with MIN, he refers to the follow
Ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry l. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. rs, 1872
Mr. William P, Elliot who has been formerly employed
In Inc Patent oioe Us Draughsuan, &c having esiab.
i,hed Patent Agency In the city Of Washington take
great pleasure in Recommending him as gentleman wor.
INV 81 confidence and being particularly qualified
take charge any business requiring knowledge Of
chanlca SCIENCE thu progress Of the aria and patent In.
nrovcmepts Mr. Elliot Ia also well acquainted with thu
practice or this Office HENRY J.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
W. r. Elliot 10 aluo the author Of the plan Of The new
Patent Office building. 4
n-S- Letters on bnancss 10 be port. paid
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CERTAIN CURE for FEVER ana AGuE.

SOAAE ZOE FE hft ana Aeau Hs
1AMMATTS vEGE TABLE COMPOUND This 10 com
ii posed Of entirely Vegetable substances Its restorirs
properties so wonderful to asIonish the most emn
eons Than any like compound II clsses wiihit sicken
ing or debnng and perfectly safe In all for old
or Young Facts VIII speak fnr themselves
Washington, D. c, Ocf. aotA, 1915.
MI j. D. HAMMArr,-- Dear Sir: have used your We
getable Compound in my family, for The chs and fever.
WIN Sss md 1 ss il
tsgncd5 REEVE LEWIS
Washington Arril TO- isi9
ed with Fever and Agqe, and advised by friend
ry your vese,abl Compound, which, aaer using four
sure in recommrn to ali persons afcied NTH RT.
and Fever an il able remedy
Yours resrec .lly. JOSEPH FRY.
Alexandria, April l2, 1919
taken with Fever and Agne and although constantly
at work in damp paces,I entirely cured by usns
isignsd) Ws O. RICHARDS
Alexandria OF. g, 1913.
SRA week since was attacked with the Fever and
which in three days entirely cured me. have had that
complaint sevenl times before but cured in
short time do assert that your medicine and Other
(sgnedp HIT. HEIRS
Aerandr;a Oct. 3 ls4s
Sir: Three weeks SINCE my chill was taken with the
invaluable Compound The effect was instantaneous IN
three days my child was entirely cured Iwoud recon-
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remedy. Very respectfully, yours
(Signed,) MARGARET SINIMS
BatimoTc MI, Jan. 81, ISt9.
Mr.. j. D. Hammatt-Dear Sir: While in your town In
October last purchased tico bottles Of your valuable
pound for fever and ague several other med
cines which relieved me for short time, but dscou
nuing the Of them, my disease returned with redc
bled vgor had not taken the first bottle before felt re
red and the second bottle entirely eradicafed IL from
my system cheerully recommend Il all persons sui
fering with that disease. Yours ttfk W
tsienedo GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
Baltimore Street.
We have number Of other certificates In possession
which omit publishing, the merits Of many articles
before the public rests in the certificates alone onesy
and truth % need attraction; the Compound trial
we ask no more. JOHN D. HAMMATT,
King Street, Aierdrdrin
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON
z. D.&W. II. Gilman, Chas Stott & Co, n. S. Patter
son, N. Delany, Samuel BUR-, Penn Avenue; j. r. Cal
Ian, H. H. MePhersonjr. 9Th street, G. T. Gardner Capt
io Iill John Bates, Navy Yard; and DR. D. p Csrte,
for the island.
agent for Georgeiosa S. T, Cissei
Pit up in quart bottles PRICES ap25-H
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PROPOSALS. ron PRIYTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Pension
~ Office until the 10Th Of the nsung month"; prnfing
x thousand copies OF the Pension Laws In force.
geth with the constructions placed upon ch by the War
Department Attorney General and The forms necessary
TO be followed BY applicants for pensions under several
laws, and The bounty land laws together with the
ry forms for application therefor Of the Pension
Once The work 10 be executed good paper, of which
sample will he furnished on application at the Pension
Office The book will not exceed hundred and ffty
pages TO he printed long primer type and each page
contain Two thousand and eighty ems The proposal D.uaf
state the price per printed page include composition
press work, paper, and folding and stitching whon cover
printing! H. L. EDWARDS,
MP l4--w4w&2tcp Commissioner Of Pen;ons.
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pY ID section ofthe OF the 81 March last entitled
An act 10 provide for the settlement the accounts OF
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise In Mex.
co.. II Is enacted that where questions arise In respect
to the refdns Of duties collected In Mexico or the re-
mission ofpenates imposed on the ground that the col
lection Improper the penalties wrongtuly enforced
the shall he referred for the decision OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury who hereby authorized md required to
pay, under the direction Of The President u the United
States, ont Of the money N The treasury rassd from CON
have been Improperly levied or imposed contributions
assessments, or penatfs- ~
For the Information OF claimants under this section othr
act notice is hereby given that this Department win
re ihal ali CLAIMS shall he presented IN writing setting
forth the character and amount OF the coniribuo
nenI or penay which remission Of duty Is
Claimed; where, when, and wherefore The contrbutinr
aescsrmsni penalty was imposed and 10 whom paid
The application be verified by tina the claimant,
corroberatsd by The evidence OF one snrressd
credible Witnesses and TO be accompanied by the certificate
OF The proper accounting officer that the contribution ,
tieg penalties slegedo have been improperly or wrong
fully levied imposed have been duly accounted for ad
paid over 70 the Treasury Of the United STATES BY athor
zed disbursements or dcpcsites.
e w. NJ MEREDITH.
ap l6-3aw2w Secretary Of the Treasury
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saw yALuApLr LAW book.

RIA being complete dgesed Cole Of all t,s Laws NJ
large general municipal rfainr % the coored popula
o whether free slave IN force II the District Of Colum
bla and within the limits Of the Corporations OF washing
ton and Georsctown the lst Of November, lS4e tic
whole arranged according 10 the subjects Of the laws them
ssves by WcrthinSton g. Sns,Lsn, Counsellor etLsw,
Jus; patshsd, r pamphlet; prize &c eents For sale b.
. ian I'D Nm 1'ff ia6A,ti hER r. TAlLOR, &
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TstAsuHy DspAnrMnSr,

I. THTTd dIdIIVI . 'VItFi @'IdfeF NI, IFIV
Each claimant have the sum which may b. sllowe
on his ,clam remiltei TO him direct, his sIgnifyng
wish to thai effect and naming the place of his residence
bit II ihe money BE- rsinted paid 10 any other per-
SON mower Of attorney 10 him from the oalmsnt, duty
executed aud authenticated should he forwarded with The
claim. ..t t
10 facilitate ihn requisite rsarehep aud avoid delay in
the atiiunfmen Of tho clsme, each claimant should
on his papers the other sbursing Officer by
whom hr was paid foi the services of himself horse
on cart team boat &C. PETER UAGNER,
an 5--lawiw Third Auditor.
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JoHN
MI PTTIBONE would inform his patrons and the put
lie that he has procured al considerable psns and er
pense large and superior stock pure II y, and that he
now prepared 10 furnish families hotel keepers coufec
ton ara and cthera With The article In such quantities.
Throughout the entire e-aoon) as they may desire.
Prrts reasonable, aud variation with those persons
who tngxge Of me In the beginning Of the seasou i~
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through The post Office and BY John
Canan, Druxnsf corner 81 and Tth streets and az my
ce4l e0e>, rsay the Loug Bridge. ap e~2Awsw
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Nettee ia Miners and Prescription FCIaip-

All persons who were at e passage Of The act q lsi
March, lsi7 In posssesiou by actual occupancy, oil any
portion Of Tie mineral lands embraced in
under authority Of lease written permit from NE SEC
rotary Of War The purpose q mining thereon and al
persons who shall he In possession, by aetna,
AZ mine or mnfs actually discovered before the LIT Of
March, 1871 az sci forth The act Of LIST March, lsi7 above
mentioned are authorized entera pnrrhase The same
al The price on and conditions, and TO the extent
prescribed by that act and less any time before the
day fixed for commencement 81 e sale OF those miner
lands Of making proof Of possession and occupancy and
ofcompance with those terms to ,o regser and receiver
the land Office subject 10 appeal 10 The Secretary OF
the rcasny aud al persons entitled TO t,s reht o. pre-
required 10 establish the same 10 the sat
tsction Of The register and receiver and make payment
therefore as soon practicable after seeing this notice, AMI
before the day appoinc or the commencement Of the pub
lie sale Of the lands embracing tile tract chimed otherwise
s,,ch Exemption claim will be forfeited
The certificate of the mineral agent at San Se Marie
that persons holding under leases PERMITS Of those In
The occupancy Of mine Mines have paid up the per
cenm required by the act above mentioned, viii
be conclusive on that point. :.
Persons occupying under leases permits Will not be
permitted renqufb their rights under that occupancy,
md enter settlers; and where any such leases permits
may expire before the day Of sale the rights granted 70 The
holders thereby from entry under any other right till the
eral lands RICHARD M. YOUNG,
FIa 3i' Commissioner,