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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-24

!. H. next block south, at the junction Of
n.nmercial Alley with this street, and
IN the Alley TO Main down to Market
..,eet. burning all except two buildings
:. she corner Of Market street and Com
.ercial Alley. At the junction Of Mar
~ and Main, the flames crossed diago-
Inv 10 Market Street House and follow
= Solh sides Of Market up to Second.
Then crossing Main street, the flames
cent every building from Locust to Mar
~ street, except the row Of four-story
1re proof buildings just below Locust;
,a.siino up Pine, Chestnut and Market
slrsess, The devouring element consumed
4yery building in the two blocks interven-
- between the streets mentioned and
Main and Second, and those on nearly half
= The block north Of Olive. Here its
ny,res were stayed in this part fthe city.
Before the progress Of the flames could
Is arrested, it was found necessary 10
how up one or two houses near the corner
dMarket and Second, and in doing so, at
list three persons were killed. The frag-
nents Of one Of their bodies were found
Ia the opposite side Of The street, one near
Walnut Oh Second, and the thigh bone and
j foot belonging to another near the foot Of
Walnut, some two or three squares from
where the houses were blown up. These,
with the boy burnt on the Levee, make
four that are now at the Police Office.
AT the foot Of Elm, the fire made anoth-
er Judgement, and spreading diagonally
through this block, swept up TO Main, and
down Spruce, distance north and south
sf two squares, and crossing Main, carried
yearly every thing before il up nearly to
Third. Three squares west off starting
point at Main, flames crossed Elm, and
consumed one fourth Of the block north and
vest Of Main. From the foot Of Elm. up
10 southern side, to Second, distance Of
two squares, not a house is standing. =
South Market and Town Hall were on
Gre, but by great exertions were saved.
The Police arrested and confined in the
Calaboose nearly fifty persons for stealing
lt the FIRE.
Various rumors are afioat relative to
losses Of different persons, and two or three
Of our valued citizens we believe to be
lost. The streets, which are laid out very
narrow, are choked up with fallen walls
q houses and destroyed property Of vari-
ANA Lsc,l.s
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Bdnrand's Great Original Picture Of
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, still
continues to be the most attractive exhibi-
zion Of London. Banvard is realizing a
colossal fortune. He recently received
The commands OF Queen Victoria to call at
Buckingham Palace. He attended ofcourse
iastaater, and was there informed that it
was Her Majes,y's wish that he should.
transfer his picture to Windsor Castle,
where she would do him the honor of in
speeding il. No sooner said than done.
He put It up in the Banqueting Room,
Scalled St. Georges Hall, where he ex-
planned it 10 Her Majesty, Prince Albert,
the Queen Dowager, the Prince Of Wales,
and all the Royal Family and Court. The
Queen was highly delighted with both the
picture and the artist, and Prince Albert,
who was alive with curiosity, asked Ban
ward a great many questions, and express
sed himself much pleased with his quaint
hnmor. He gave two exhibitions at
the Palace. The Queen was present
much longer than she at first Intended
Banvard had promised to close the exhibi-
ton within an hour, Git commenced at six
o'clock, p. NJ, but he did not terminate it
until half past seven o'clock. The Royal
dinner timc is seven, and Her Majesty
remained until the curtain fell. After the
exhibition, Banvard received magnifi-
cent present from the Queen. The next
day his rooms in Piccadilly were graced by
four foreign Princes, three foreign Prin-
cesses, the Duchess Of Kent. and other
distinguished personages. Banvard is
opposed in London by set Of adventures
from this side Of the Atlantic, who have a
spurious imitation Of his picture open to
the public. They have stated in their adj
vertisements that his picture is a copy Of
theirs, that the original belonged to them
and that it was burnt in Boston. This
cannot injure Banvard we think, with the
British public. Everybody here knows
that his picture is the original and correct
one Of both the Mississippi and the Mis-
souri, rivers, that it was exhibited in this
city for several months 10 crowds Of ad-
mirers, and that its astonishing success
has beer the origin Of number Of similar
exhibitions all over the country. The RI
walls Of Banyard are legion.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FANCY DRY GOODS!!!


John FULLERTON is now opening large
- sOrtment of Spring Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
all of which have been selected from the latest i'm
portations and newest styles.
have also paid the cash for the greater part of
my stock, which enables me to offer Goods at UNI
preCedented and shing low prices.
My stock being entirely new comprises almost
every article adapted to the Trade, too various to
enun,erate within the limits OF an advertisement,
but comprise in part
Dress Goods of latest Styles
Bonnets. bonnet ribbons and flowers;
French broad CLOTH cassimeres & vestngs;
Gents cravats and Congress Caters;
To which would call particular attention. But
call and see and each person judge for themselves
as Buena Vista, No. ?, cannot be surpassed in
either styles or low prices. april 8, 1919
~ L. GAY, would respectfully inform his friends
II. and the public generally, that in Of med
icnes being required at night, he will be ready to
wait upon them at any hour, by calling at his house
corner Sd and Valley streets, {house recently oecu
pied by Col. Warren. burlington, may II, 1s46
FTNEETH: E. F.. Gay having been appointed agent
/ for large Eastern Manufacturer, has on hand
several thousand teeth Of all kinds Gold Plate and
springs furnished to order. Imay II. is49
NTLLL-WRIGHTs GUIDE: for sale at GAYS
lyy Book store. my 10, '49
Al ASON'S Horse Farrier, new edition, ls4s en-
Itl larged, for sale at GAYS Book store (may 10
IT7EBsTER's DICTIONARY: Unabridged, for sale
w low at GAYS Book store. may 10, '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-24

West side Main street, north Of Jefferson, nearly OPP
poste A. ". Carpenters Jc,ceiry Shop.
TIME subscriber has just received and is now o.
l. pening a large and well selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
in which may be found every variety for Ladies and
Gentlemen, and the wants of children have not been
overlooked. Also, fine stock of HATS AND
CAPS, such as Gentemen's silk ,beaver, brush, cas-
simcrc and Angola Hats Mems and Boys SLOUGH
Hats of all kinds; Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
MA and English Dunstable do; Infants and Misses
straw, braid and leghorn Hats; 100 dozen Palm leaf
Hats; Summer Caps of all kinds for men and boys,
and also for infants. ETC., etc.
The attention of purchasers is respectfully invit
ed to the above stock, which will be sold Wholesale
and Retail, as low can be purchased elsewhere in
the city. Also, general assortment of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES, Of all kinds and the very
best quality, at prices as low can be had in this
place. Those in want OF Goods are respectfully
invited TO call and examine my Stock The putchas-
es were all made by w. ID. McCord in the Eastern
cities, with great care and expressly for this
ket. Produce well as cash tax in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. Burlington, may II, '49
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NJ FRESH ARRIVAL ~
NEW SPLENDID SPRING GOODS

THE subscribers beg leave to inform their odcus-
l toners and the public generally that they have
just received and are now opening, very large new
and elegant stock Of SPRING GOODS, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of the public.
Their stock has been selected with care and an eye
to the wants Of this community. 1t consists in part of
Dry Goods, Greensboro, Hard,care, Groceries,
Glassware, Boots, Shoes, etc, etc.
Their stock embraces every article demanded for
the wants of the city county. Their great vari-
ETY. of FANCY GOODS, espccially,i is very superb
or, and to which the attention Of the ladies' is
specially invited.
T5-CALI. AND SEE before purchasing elsewhere.
,Tis no trouble to show Goods. No house in Iowa
shall undersell that Of CREW GILKYSoN,
April 26, 1S49 Jefferson ST., Burlington
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ITPLANK ROAD COMPANY.-The subscri-
bers are hereby notified to meet at the Mayors Of
flee Burlington on Tuesday, May goth, 1sss, at ~
o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of organizing said COM
pany and electng officers. Five per cent. or two
dollars and fifty cents each share, will be requr
ed to be paid amount subscribed, before voting.
BY order Of the Board. (may -, lS49.
E3.HorliculiuraI Notice.-An those citizens of
Burlington and the neghborhood who are friendly
to the formation Of an Horticultural Society are
quested to meet at the Court Room in Burlington on
Thursday, fthis day,) at O'Clock, r. NJ. (may -
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NEW AND CHEAP

NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY & DRY GOODS STORE.
TOHN COOPER has taken the Store on Main street,
- next door to the Recorders Office lately occu-
pied by II. X. Terrell, where he offers for sale a
fresh and extensive supply of Groceries, Dry Goods,
and Ifd,d,cdre, which he intends to sell very low,
whole sale and retail.
The highest prices paid for country Produce.
Burlington, april 5, iSl9-4w j. C.
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d A bright and beautiful bird is Hope il
comes 10 us mid the darkness and the
storm, and sings the sweetest song
when our spirits are saddest: and when
the lone soul is weary and longs to pass
away, it MARBLES its sunniest notes, and
etightens again the slender fibres Of our
hearts that grief has been tearing away.
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New Goods and New Firm.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received and are now
i opening large assortment of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries. Queensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc. *S
They respectfully solicit shore of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox, Garrett & Co., and
the public generally, pedgings themselves to sell
low as any other house in the city.
d. GILCHRIST X CO., corner
Durlinston anr 10. SAG Main and JefferSo SITS
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"Too important to Overlook,0

II S.ADAMS' new and extensive stock OF Boots,
Ii. Shoes and Leather, is arriving daily from Eas-
tern Manufactures. He has on the way and is now
in receipt of the largest cheapest and best stock Of
the above named Goods ever brought to Burlington,
which he will dispose of at very low rates. either
at Wholesale or Retail. AS he intends establishing
a large business, it will therefore be object for
all to call and see him who want goods Of this de.
scription.
He also has a large assortment of Saddlery, Hard
ware, Horse collars, Shoe findings, etc.
Call at r. S. Adams east side Main street, few
doors above Jefferson, before you purchase, his
long experience in the business enables him to
dersell any one in the city or State. He will give
you bargains and no mistake. aBe sure that you
find r. S. Adams cheap Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.
Burlington, Iowa. may 3, ls49-et
QAlAn LBS. red sole Leather, of all kinds, ALSO,
COUU Cincinnati sole leather, for sale low at
may 3, ls4s-6t II. S. ADAMS.
lYPPER LEATHER: Kip end calf skins to be
u found at may 3, ls4s-6e r. s. ADAMS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
+ OCKARD s. Co., have now commenced receiv-
/ ing their Spring and Summer Goods, to which
they call the attention Of the citizens Of Burlington
and surrounding country; they have opened lot of
Fancy and staple Goods, received direct from the
East, embracing some of the newest patterns Of
Dress Goods, shawls, hdkis; lady's under hdkfs,
gimps and frnges fnew styles laces, edgngs, ETC..
and at prices that will not fail 10 suit the purcha
All we ask is call, they Cannot be undcrsold.-
Also large lot of Ready Made Clothing.
Burlington. march %. 1S49 LoCKAnD & Co
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A man named Z. b. Whitcomb from
ene Des Moines river Iowa, died Of chol--
81 at the N. Y. Temperance Hous in
ms city on Wednesday morning last. Mr.
Locker, the proprietor of the house de-
serves credit for his humanity in taking
.ue stranger 10 his house and providing
- ms necessities when others refused
feor'a Register, My Is,
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Estimated value OF steamboat stock
$3lS,OOO. Produce destroyed on the land
ing $50. 900. Cargoes $4,000. To-
tai, steamboats,, &c., $5lS, 900.
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The Vicksbnrgh Wing says that's short
time before Gen. Taylor went TO WASH
inston, he was about 10 visit place where
ihe cholera was raging, and was reminded
q the unimcly death OF General Harrison,
when he quickly replied: "Give your
selves no uncasiness, gentlemen, Fillmore
is not Tyler!"
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m THE Subscrbef Respectfully infofms his Old TRENDS
IN and the public generally, that he is perm
Ma iy located in this CITY, --i - --'-~- -
: III merly occupied by DIR Garner, one door west OF
rrugn Cooks Iron store. Jefferson street,
where he will be happy to see his old customers and
all others who may be in want of any thing in his
line. He assures all who may favor him with call
that establishment in this city shall turn of a
better ssft'' or s.neater job"
The undersigned hopes by strict attention to his bu
siness to receive liberal share ofpublic patronage
may II, 1S49-tf r.. D. MORGAN.
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]. s. kilnbalf & Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
Wo,ll respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted to the season, and
selected with the greatest care with regard to style
and quality, to which invite the attention of our
friends and dealers generally. apr -, lS49
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Washington Goode.-Thc strenuous ef-
fortsof the friendsof this convicted murder
er, to procure Communication Of his SEN
tsnce 10 imprisonment for life, have proved
'unavailing. And we note the fact to ex-
press our high approval Of the firmness
q the Governor and Council. who were,
We learn, unanimous in deciding that the
law must take its course.
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d. MORTIMOK ELS

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article so celebrated in Saint Louis for the
l. certain cure of Rheumatism, in all its different
stages, is now offered as the only remedy Tor TINS
most painful of al! diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his hysicans had CIV
him up. by means Of this medicine, the result oi
long study and experiment. Mr. J. w. Christy,
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured. after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years, and ]. w. Southack, mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity. was cured by means of this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates of both these
gentlemen attached to the pamphlets around each
bott e, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered a remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by ]. F. TALLANT, Agent,
may II, lS49-ly Jeffer son street.
- TO PIYSIClANS.-E. +. Gay would call the at
ztentiOn Of hyscians his stock Of Drugs Med
EY icines, Chemicals Surgical and Dental Instrume nts,
which he selected this Spring the East with
as to quality and purity. In his stock may be found
many new Chemicals, such as Quevenes, metallic T.
ron, Glycerine, Oil Tobacco, etc. Among his m
struments may be found Amputatory and Trepaning,
Pocket, Eye and Dissecting cases, Dental instru-
ments, Tonsil Dissectors, Lancets etc.; Teeth and
Gold Foil, all Of which will be sold very low for
cash. Burlington, may II, 1S49
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ETTERS of administration having been issued
IL to the undersigned by the Probate Court on the
estate OF Wesley Jones, deceased-notce is here
by given to all persons having unsettled accounts,
or IN any way indebted to said estate to make inn
mediate payment to the subscribers, and all per-
sons having demands against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
w. r. COOLBAUGH,
may -, is4s-st w. D. McCoRD, Aonfs'
NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or own
1 ers, or his her their agents, il any, of lots
Nos 537 and $50 in the city of Burlington, that if
said lots are not filed up to a sufficient height to
prevent water from becoming stagnant thereon, by
the 10th June, ls49, that the will be so filed
up, by the Internal Improvement Committee OF said
city and special tax levied to defray the costs and
expense OF the same. By order Of the City Council.
SILAS A. HUDSON, Chairman,
may "a, '49-2t Internal Improvement Com.
glands sARSAPARILLA: 10 dozen, large size,
Asuperior article, just received, and for sale at
may "a, 40 TALLANT's Drug store Jefferson st.
INSEED OIL: 10 bbis. Lewis s Kitchens best
4 for sale by (my 24,'4s) JF TALLAnT
oU1svfLtE HYDRAULIC CEMENT, 20 BBl.s.
IL just received,for sale by tmy2D G FooTE
Grape Vine Cradles.
S0 OF these most excellent cradles just received
sVU from the manufacturers. The farming COM
munity are requested to call and examine them.
may -, 'as JOHN G FoOTH
GRIND STONES: 1000 feet just received anu for
j sale by (my -, '4s) JOHN FOoTE
M ACAULEY's History Of England for sale by
lVl may "a, 'i9 r ABRAHAMs
| ARDNER on the Steam Engine, for sale by
\ may "a. 'l6 F ABRAHAMs
DUNYAN's Pilgrims Progress, for sale by
may -, '49 IF ABRAHAMS
HUMANS HOLY WAR for sale BY
- may 81, 40 IF ABRAHAMs
RES Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and
~ Mines, for sale by (my24 F ABRAHAMs
nICK's WORKS for sale by
IL may ~, $40 JF ABAHAMs
NTODERN BRITISH ESSAYISTS for sale by
lM may -, 80 J + ABRAHAMs
NTRW YORK GLEE BOOK, for sale by
IN may a. 40 JF ApRAHAMs
nIVINE PROVIDENCE for sale by
may -, 1919 JF ABrAHAMs
a. EsTRAY COLT.-Taken up by George B.
N Duncan, living in Columbus City township, Lon
lisa county, Iowa. estray mare colt of light sor
rel color, with white spot in her forehead, sup
posed to be woyears old appraised at thirty dollars
by Stephen b. Thompson, Samuel l.. Hawthorn and
Joseph Duncan, before J. Q. Thompson, J. p, April
Esd, 1919. true description from my estray re-
cord. s. NJ. klRkPATRICk,
Wapello nav II, 1S49-3t CONS clerk.
'TOBACCO.-4O boxes assorted Virginia and Mo-,
fohac far ala NV ANY w + SOOI G II
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Wool Clrding.

TIME Subscribers are prepared to CARD WOOL
on the shortest possible notice at
Wm Walkers Stone Steam Mn, corner Of Water and
Valley streets Burlington, loicc.
Having been at great expense in procuring and
fitting up. their Machinery and employing none but
first rate workmen, respectfully solicit liberal
share of patronage.
It is our intention to turn ont first rate work and
we will ,varranf GOOD Rolls in all cases where the
wool has been properly handled. WALKER co
Burlington. Iowa, "a, ls49-4m
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PKUSPECTUS OF THE KEPUBLIC.

Burlington. Iowa, "a, l649-4m
PROSPECTUS OF THE KEPUBLIC.
The undersigned wil on the 18th day OF June
next, begin the publication in the City of Washing
ton Of daily Wing Administration paper, to be cali
cd TnK REPUBLIC, the editorial supervision and
management of which will be committed to the ex-
elusive care of ALEXANDER c. BuLLiTT and JOHN
q. SARGENT.
THE REPUBLIC will give to the principles upon
which the administration of GEN. TAYLOR came in
to power a cordial, jealous and constant support
1t will be faithful record of the times 1t will dis
public measures in an impartial and independ-
ent spirit it will be vehicle Of the latest and most
authentic information; il will be, in word. polit
ical spapcr, devoted to the ibe razing and pro-
gressve doctrines which prevailed in the late Pre-
sidentia canvass; to the interests of labor, de-
manufactures, and to the of literature, sci
ence. and general intelligence.
Tur REpUpLIc will acknowledge no allegiance ex-
cept to the country. 1t will aim to merit the conf
dence and support Of the American People. II will
be the organ of person or party, or fraction Of
party, in that compulsory sense which would him
der it from speaking boldly and cahdidiy 10 the Peo
pie about whatever it concerns tHem 10 KNOW.
THE REPUBLIC will be printed upon double
royal sheet, in new, large, clear, readable type.
Besides the Daily paper, there will be published
Tri-weekiy and Weekly Republic, made up OF the
most interesting and important matter Of the Daily
issue. TERMS
For the Daily Republic $40
For the Tri-weekly
For the weekly
To pOsrMAsTERs.-Any Postmaster who will
trnsmt us $40 shall have six copies Of the Weekly
Republic sent to such persons as he may direct;
and $15 will entitc Postmaster to three copies Of
the Tti-veekiy paper.
No paper will be sent unless the order is accom-
panied by the money.
All Communications upon business must be ad-
dressed To- GIDEON & co.
WASHINGTON civ. NAV 1, 1870 may :4-3t
DTCTURE FRAME GLASS; s boxes, IA by 90; 10
by 20; IS BY "a and 20 by 30 inches in size, lof
sale by (may "a. ie4s) TALLANI
GLAZED DIAMONDS: doz glazed diamonds,a
i fine article, warranted, for sale by
may %, lo49 iALLAN'
VYvHfTE LEAD. 200 kegs, Ono. l." aExtra'' and
w ssPure,o for sale (ny az u TAILANT
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D l & D

In THIS place, the 2lst inst, Of Cholera JOHN WES.
LEY, eldest George and Lucy Randall aged about
nine and half years.
In this place on Sunday the Goth inst JAMES GOLDEN
many resident Of this city, aged about As years.
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PAINTING, GLAZING, &,

~ BRYDOLF, would respectfully inform the cit
r. liens of Burlington, that he has recently open
ed Shop where he is prepared to execute all kinds
of Fancy and Ornamental work, Masonic, Odd Fell
lows and Temple Regalias, Window Curtains, etc.
Sign Painting and lettering Of every description
He will also give particular attention to House and
Carriage pail ting, which he prepared to do on the
most liberal terms and which he will warrant as far
as neatness of finish and durability is concerned.
He thinks his work win compare with the work
done iu any city in the west. Imay 8, 1891
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MUSIINS. sc.
~ BALES heavy brown muslins; so ps brown
~ drillings; 90 ps. blue de 30 ps. Irish Linens;
40 pieces Pant goods different kinds)
1875 do Bleachcd muslin, tall prices)
do Brown linens, Cor sale by ~
may ;, lS49 GARRETT COOPER
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THAT'S: rs doz. assorted Palmetto Hats; China.
| | pearl and Rutland hats; Double and single brin
Lcghorn do; Double and single brim, low crowned
hats; Boys palmetto and china pearl hats; Misses
Rutland and punishable hats; 10 doz. Mexican hats;
just opened and for sale cheapby
april IS, lSi9 J. G. LAUMAN BRO
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Dr. G.. MI. Nckcnncy.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

physician AND SURGEON.-Officc on Jeffer-
son street, one door west of the Barrett House.