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The New York herald., 1849-05-30

DocroR McCARRor, THE IRrsH RrFyoEE.-It will be
by advertising columns, that this gentleman
has entered upon the practice Of his profession in this
city; and doubt not from his eminent medical at
tsnmonts which placed him in the very highest ranks
Of the profession in the land of his birth he will obtain
the elevated position in the land of his adoption
SO great was the estimation in which this gentleman
held that at the age Of twenty he obtained
appointment in the Glasgow cholera hospital and
the able articles which be published there from time
to time the treatment Of this disease led his ap-
poiutment superintendent Of the cholera hospital
of his native city, Londonderry in conjunction with
the celebrated Dr. Lever familiarly known to the H.
terary world Harry Lorrcquer aSd " Charles O'Mal-
ley" On his departure from the city Of glasgow the
members Of the Board Of Health gave him vote of
thanks for the able, jealous, and fearless manner in
which he discharged the duties of situation then
considered Of much danger. The honors heapcd
upon him by the Mayor, authorities and inhabitants OF
his native city will doubtless still be in the recollec-
ton Of many here from that part Of the old country
We consider the residence Of such man In this city
a very fortunate circumstance at this particular
time, when again threatened with another visit
from the pestilentsl destroyer who has been ably
and successfully foil.d by him In the old world aud
we doubt not but the will characterize
his Efforts en- this side Of the Atlantic.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
ANUsENENTs THIS EvENIN0.
New York, wednesday, May 30, ls48.
News from Europe.

The Niagara is now due at Halifax. We may
expect to receive her news over the wires at any
moment. 1t is looked for with the greatest mte-
rest
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
ANOTHER DESPATCH

ROCHESTER,, May 20, 1919.
The prosecution rested at about noon to-day, aud
the opened for defence by Mr.. Selden, in a
speech which occupied two hours Several witnesses
we're then examined on the same side, to prove that
Mr. Motifs state Of health, during the year preceding
his death, was bad; and to show DR.. Hardcnbrook's
good standing in New York, some medical testimony
was also taken.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Dali Failure.
The Cotton Crop I'm tho south.

BALTIMORE, May 20-1e r. M.
There was no mail beyond Richmond, Va, to-day,
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

q. ID. Clarke, n6 W iliiam street, Tailor
Fine French Cloth Dress Coats measure, SIG to SO
Cloth Sacks fl0 SeAsonabe sorts from So
NY taste puncuaty and undsputed would
like have you for customer think can suit ysur
head, back, and pocket
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
The Trial OF DIR. Harhe brook

KocHrsTER May 20, 1849.
The evidence the part of the prosecution in the
trial of Dr. Hardenbrook, concluded oday, at 3
o'clock; and the counsel for the prisoner pro-
ceedng with the defence.
1t is expected that the will be given to the jury
tomorrow night
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Te tho rublic-Re.aer. md Adxertlssrs.

TO tho Public-Re aders and Advertisers
Hereafter, the double sheet of the Ness Y~*
Herald will be published every Tuesday morning.
We have como to this conclusion, in order to ac-
commodate the vast body of new advertisers whs
are pressing forward for admittance into the CO.
lumns of that edition of our Journal The enter
prise of publishing double sheet for the benefit
of the business community, has succeeded beyond
our most sangune expectations; and although we
begin with the issue only Of one such sheet week
ly, we mean gradually to extend this accommoda-
ton, by publishing similar sheet, whenever ne
cessary, twice week, gradually increasing the
arrangement, so as to be enabled fully to meet the
wants and wishes of this rapidly growing city, BY
the publication of double sheet every day. But,
for the present-and during the approaching SUM
mer, when the activity of business slackens-
we shall restrict ourselves to the issue Of one
double sheet each week and Tuesday is fixed
upon for the permanent day of issue. Advertisers
of all kinds will please take notice Of this an
nouncement, and govern themselves accordingly.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
City Intelligence.

The CHoLERA-SANIrARY COMMITTEE, May 29-Dr.
Geer Resident Physician, reports eight cases of
cholera having occurred since his report Of yester
dsy four Of which proved fatal.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

A Boot In price to fit the Pocket, AS well
durable and tasty Boot to ut tho foot Of the most fa
we'll known establishment of Young Of
Fulton and Nassau st. opposite ofce.-THE DOCTOR.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

Travellers ana others Will find q cona-
Rless assortment Of Dressing Cases Fancy Cutlery.
at the subscri bers M and @ Broadway The
made Of the durable material each
articles Of sze and real utility
In compact form. perform the duties
for which they severay desgnedanong which, the
Ms'Sc Tablet ssrop, 1.-THE subscribers inysntioal se
tiers the only article
keep raxors in perfect order. G. SAUN DERS son,
lT Broadway corner Liberty street. 37 Broadway
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-21
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails a. Bur

Arrivals and Departures of the Mails Al Rur
lington, iowa.
EAST. Peoria-Arrves at Burlington every dav
(eNcept Monday)b by IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Burlington every day except Saturday, at
2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
RushrHs-Arrives at Burlington every Tuesday ',
Thursday and Saturday, by O'Clock, r. NJ.
leaves burlington every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 5 o'clock, a. NJ
fdrmingfon, Hinois-Arrives at Burlington every
tuesday, by O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Burlington every Wedne sday, at o clock,
A.. NJ.
WEST. Fairfeld-Arrives every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, by s O'Clock, pm.
Leaves Burlington every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock. A. NJ.
keosduqaa-Arrives at Burlington every Tuesday,
by IL o'clock, N.
Leaves Burlington every Tuesday, at O'Clock,
p.
NORTH. Bloomington Arrives at Burlington ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by Z O'Clock,
Leaves Burlington every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at O'clock, A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures at Burlington every Fri-
day, by q O'Clock, A.
Leaves Burlington every Saturday, at 6 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
SOUTH. Ksokak and Watcrloo-ArriveS at Bur-
lington every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Leaves Burlington every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Sand Ridge-Arrises at Burlington every Thurs
day, by 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Darlington every Friday, at s O'Clock,
A. NJ. OLIVER COCK, p. nj.
Burlington. June Ii. 1919.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN. that company called .The
/ Burlington and Mount Pleasant Plank Road Com
pany' has this day been organized to continue for
the space oftwenty years from this date.
The business of said company will be to procure
the right of way, and to construct plank road
from Burlington to Mount Pleasant, Tor far as
their funds will permit.) and to keep the same in
repair for the public accommodation. and with a
view of taking toll from those who travel the same.
The company will keep an office in Burlington
where the principal business will he transacted,
except that which takes place along the line Of said
road.
The amount Of capital stock incorporated is six
ty thousand dollars. divided into shares of fifty dol
lars each. Two hundred and thirty-eight shares
have already been subscribed. amounting in the ag-
gfegate 20 eleven thousand nine hundred dollars,
on which an nstalment Of five per cent. has area-
dy been paid in. The Board of Directors are to call
in the remainder at their discretion, in instruments
not exceeding twenty five per cent. at any one
time having first given twenty days notice in such
newspapers as may be published in Burlington and
Mount Pleasant.
The business of the company is to be controlled
by President and four Directors.
There is also to be Treasurer and Secretary
The Secretary is appointed BY the Board Of Direc-
tors.
All the other officers above named hold their Of
chosen.
The elections are TO be held annually on the last
Tuesday in May.
The officers for the present year are-F.J C. Peas
ley.presiacnt; TIL Sergent, II. w. Starr. T. l.. Par
sons, Charles Mason, Directors w. F. Coolbaugh,
Treasurer Thos Hedge, Secretary.
Burlington. Nav 2ath.
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- the Burlington Hawk-Eye.

. Ear the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
LouIsvtLRE, June Is. 1s4s.
r.,roxarn WAR!!-"LATEsr MovE-
.fn-Accounts from Frankfort state
- \. mar another hearing in the United
49, Circuit Court, in the case of Morse
sl,R;elly, the court issued an order for
!" '.,s,;ne 10 Mr.. O'Rieliy the possession
~. Kentucky section Of his New Or
80, Z = line. Mr.. O'Rielly stated that he
5000 10 use Bain's patent on the line,
81 M court decided that those patents
a infringement Of the Injunction
n t,.a.s Mckinley and Judge Monroe were
= y. ,6e bench. Able counsel appeared in
49, telegraph cases. The counsel for
; I...,,. Morse & Kendall, were Mr..
frvhborough, Of Louisville, Gu. S. At
80. - for Kentuckey. Judge Wcoley, Of
it.,;nrton, and Benjamin Monroe, Esq.
frankfort. Mr.. Kendall was admitted
.sractice in this court, and was active
J. counsel. The counsel for O'Rielly
ERE Judge Pertle, of Louisville, Madi-
- G. johnson, Of Lexington, Attorney
csseral Of Keutacky,) and Solomon P.
fx,,e, Of Cincinnati, the newly elected
sen,tor from Ohio. Mr.. Balm is now in
Louisville, with instruments for working
N line through Kentucky. Mr.. O'Riel-
\ and Col. Doane will cause the line
through Kentucky to be repaired with all
Drscticable speed, but the injuries and ai-
spidations which resulted from the sell
rure and detention Of it since last year,
will probably require three or four weeks
|es repairs after that time, the whole
ine from Louisville to New Orleans,
naking 1000 miles, including the Mem
bis branch, will be in full blast, shooting
ginning as regularly as the line between
- Atlantic and ST. Louis.
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New StOre--EdWard Wallis,

Wesf SIDE Main street. north Of Jefferson. nearly OPP
posite A. W. Carpenters Jctcehy Shop.
HNHE subscriber has just received and is now o.
l. penlng 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 Gentlemen's silk beaeer, brush, cas-.
simere and Angola Hats; Mems and Boys SLOUGH
Hats Of all kinds; Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma and English Dnnstable do; Infants and Misses
straw, braid and leghorn Hats 100 dozen Palm leaf
Hats; Summer Caps of all kinds for and boy s,
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 as 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 be had in this
place. Those in want Of Goods are respectfully
invited to call and examine my Stock. The pur
es were all made by w. ID. McCord in the Eastern
cities, with great care and expressly for this
ket Produce as well as cash taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. burlington, NAV II, ,49
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FANCY DRY GOODSIll

81 tNu MY DR1 IOODS !!
IoHN FULLERTON is now opening large as
- sortment Of Spring Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
all of which have been selected from the latest i'm
poItations and newest styles.
i have also paid the cash for the greater part of
my stock, which enables me to offer Goods at un-
precedcnted and astonishing low prices.
My stock being entirely new comprises almost
every article adapted to the Trade, too various to
cnumeratc within the limits Of an advertisement,
but comprise in pait-
Dress Goods Of latest styles:
Bonnets. bonnet ribbons and flowers;
French broad cloth, cassimcres X vestings;
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 5, 1919
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
I oCkhRD & CO.. have now commenced rccev-
l i ing their Spring and Summer Goods, to which
they call the attention Of the citizens Of Burlington
and Surrounding country thoy have opened lot of
Fancy and staple Goods. received direct from the
East, embracing some Of the newest patterns of
Dress Goods, shawls, hdkfs; lady's under hdkfs,
gimps and fringes fnew styles laces edgings, etc,
and at prices that win not fail to suit the purchaser
All we ask is a call. they cannot be uhdefsold.-
also a large lot Of Rcndy Made Clothing.
Burlington, march %. lS49 LotkAnp & Co
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A CHANCE

TO GET GOODS AT EASTERN COST AND LESS.
4 LARGE and extensive consignment Of Prints
l. ana aamn.sr u ase. 5ezt s.eeis ed by Peasles n
Co., aud for sale 1T Auction and Private sale in
quantities to suit PURCHASERS:
10000 yards Prints, embracing the following well
known brands, viz: Cochcco, Lodi, Fall River Clin-
ton Company, etc. etc. In addition To the above
we are now In receipt Of splendid stock of Cling
hams, gingham lawns, fancy and embro lawns,
fancy baragcS, gambroons Cumberland fancies etc,
all OF which must be sold Immediately for the ben
eft Of the consignorS. +. ]. &. PEASLEY 4 Co.
Burlington, June 4, Water street
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~ FRESH ARRIVAL 81
NEW SPLENDID SPRING GOODS.

NHE subscribers beg leave to inform their oidcus-
toners and the public generally that they have
Just received and are opening. very large
and elegant stock Of SPRING GOODS, TO which
they respect !ully invite the attention Of the public
Their stock has been selected with care and eye
to the wants orhs community. 1t consists in part OF
Dry Goods, Greensboro, HardtrGre, 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, especially, is very superb
or, and to which the attention of the ladies is re-
specially invited.
Hs>CALL AND SEE before purchasing elsewhere.
Ills no trouble to show Goods. No house in Iowa
shall undcrscll that of CREW & GILKYSON,
April &c, lSd9 Jefferson ST.. Burlington
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CHILD, FARR \ CO.,


HAVING escaped the late confagraten, would IN
form their friends and the public. that they are
in receipt, Stree the LIST inst of 500 packages,
English and American Misunderstanding their stock
very complete, of Seasonable Goods, and can assure
those who may favor them with their orders that
they will pay strict attention to the selecting pack
ing their goods AS our goods are all of our own
importation and mostly fresh opened, we feel con-
f;dent that those who favor with their orders
will be satisfied, both as regards prices and quality
ST Louis: may 81, '49 june lin
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BURLINGTON HAVK-EYE.
MUSIC Tenrhing.

G.fllla, MRS EMILY MURPHY offers her services
SaT.ES to the citizens of Burlington, as teacher
* on the Piano Forte. Mrs nj. having re-
ceived instruction and practice under the tuition
OF some ofthe most talented performers in Europe,
feels competent to give thorough instruction to all
who may place themselves under her care. She has
an excellent and well toned instrument, and is now
prepared to receive pupils at her rooms at the resi-
dence of Mr. Whitehead, Main street. For further
particulars, enquire at the Books store off, F. Abra-
hams or OF Scott, Whitehead & Co. Jefferson st eet.
June ,49-tf
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DRUGS & MEDICINES,
n JEFFERSON STREET. BURLINGTON, 10
- IlTElER

=. LtTILER.
AT THE OLD STAND OF c w Bodemann, JEFF
E1 ferson street, Burlington, having lately pur-
chased of W Bohemian his entire stock of Drugs,
Medicines. DYE Stutis, Paints, OILS aud Glassware
ofcvery description, is prepared and determined TO
sell all these articles to country merchants, ply
sicians, farmers and the public In general at
duccd prices. The public are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. All orders
attended TO with ncatncss and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions filed at all hours of
the day and night. Also, fun assortment of Patent
Medicines. june I, 40.
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i. 2 marriage recently took place at Que
80 canada, in which the bridegroom
rs ~ aged IA, and the bride IL years
- o0y imposed upon the clergyman by
o ling false whiskers, and the girl by
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Also, all kinds Of staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
Glow prices'' at the Burlington Emporium, 12, JEFF
ferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Let no one persuade you to buy !odr goods any
where until you have inspected our stock and pr-
ces, as we are certain can show ytit1 that no
house in this State offers the advantages 10 the
CASH BUYER. Give us call.
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD & co!
ssafind No. l2', JetferS son street. June IA. ,39
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john W. BfOOKDank 81. john BrOWn.
Action Of Right in the District Court of Louisa


Action Of Right in tha District Court u Louisa
e.s County, Iowa.
'rHE Defendant in the above entitled cause will
take notice that the plaintiff claims the right to,
and has sued for the southwest fractional quarter
thirtysix in township seventy-six of range number
five west: with the appursenances situated in said
Louisa county; and unless, he, the said defendant
appear and plead to said action before the
day of the next term of said court, to be held at
WapeiIo, Judgment will be rendered against him by
default. Attest, JAMES MCKAY, Clerk, d. c.
T.. II. Thomas, pins attorney.
Wapello, Iowa, May 81, 1S4s-12t
a. SrRAYgp STOLEN, one day last week, dark
I%AI Bay Horse, years cid. about sixteen hands
high, white spot on the end of his nose, and hind
foot white. fore feet large, and no shoes on, and
moves rather clumsiy. Any information concern
ing said horse will be gratefully received and suit
ably rewarded by the subscriber residing on North
Main street. Burlington. (je 1870 d. w. BURTON
A Lis, of Dadd's Horse, Cattle and sheep Nlcdi-
Cines, FOR sale by +. L. Gay, sole agent for Iowa.
4 LTERATINE powders, good for diseases of
n skin, hide bound, etc; PhySic balls, useful in
innamatory complaints; Tonic powders, for general
debility bad condition, ETC.. Fever powders, for al
laying fever and iniamitory symptoms; Worm pow
ders, for removing worms Diuretic wine pow
ders, for distractions of the kidneys; Heave pow
ders for heaves, coughs broken and thick wind Dis
temper powders, for prevention and cure Of dIstem
pers; Horse linimcnt for spavnS, sprains, enlarged
joints, ETC.; Cordial drink for increasing the appc-
tite; Healing hasam fer CATS wounds saddle gals,
bruises; Liquid blister for bsteng and counter
ritation; En,brocaton for sore threats. stranges,
catarrh colds etc Hoof ointment for brittle hoofs,
sand cracks lameness, etc; Wash for name ID yes;
Ointment for mango. scratches, sores, ETC.; Oint-
ment for growth of hair.
Pamphlets giving full! accounts of the diseases of
horses, cattle and sheen. with directions. gisen
way. Burlington may 81, 1919
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New Goods and New Firm.

TIME 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.
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox. Garrett Il Co.. and
the public generally, pledging themselves to sell
low as any other house in the city.
ID. GILCHRIST 4 Co. corner
Burlington. apr 10, 40 Main and Jeficrso SITS
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just received aud for sal

r. HBDs. New ORLEANS Sugar; tiercc Rice;
~ 80 bbls. N. orleans and sugar house molasses;
% sacks Rio Coffee;
100 do G. A. salt;
10 do Dried apples and peaches;
Also, very desirable assortment Of Spring and
Summer styles, dress Goods, etc, including rich
fancy prints. Lawns, Gnghams, checks, shawls,
scarfs. florence braid bonnets, bonnet ribbons. bon
net tabs and artcials, fans, summer coat and pant
stufs etc. etc. by PARSONS, COPP & PARSONS
Burlington, april 12, $40,
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BarDcE OVER THE OH,o.-The work Of
building bridge over theOhio at Wheeling
y Progressing. The abn'ments are up,
ana the suspension piers are rising rapily,
each q the four being now about twenty
leet above the abutmcnt.. The span is
aoiO iset, and the bridge is to be finished
a's season, and to hang 80 feet above
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Plain Dealing-Deiined Terms,

OR THE NEW AND SUITABLE SYSTEM
- FAD this and be convinced that no other house
IL in this State offers the same advantages to the
cash BUYER:
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SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
! Hats and CaUS-

~ now opening at their store on Main street a
large assortment of Hats Caps and Sira,c Hats, for
the Spring and Summer trade. They invite the at
enton OF Country Dealers and the public to the fol-
lowing Catalogue, which they will sell at St Louis
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NEW AND CHEAP
q u OfNINDA G. I'D lAnAS &TAD

GROCERY & DRY GOODS STORE.
IOHN COOPER has taken the store on Main street,
- next door to the Recorders Office lately occu-
ped by II. X. Terrell; where he offers for sale a
fresh and extensive supply Of Groceries, Dry Goods,
and Hutd,rare, which he intends to sell very low,
wholesale and retail.
The highes. prices paid for country Produce.
Burlington, april 8, lS49-4w j. c.
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Is cases No. extra fine fash. Moeskin Hats;
IL do No. extra do do
90 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
IL do Drab Brush dow crowns) do
IL do Black do dow crowns) do
~ do Fashionable Brush do
10 do Fashionablep lain do
10 do Broad brim plain do
1e do Broad brim Pearl do
IL do Fashionable do dos
% doz. Black and blue soft Mexican do
10 do Buena Vista do
80 do Gents fine cloth Caps;
30 do Boys do do do
80 do Fine silk Glazed do
80 do Com. Oil cloth do
do Boys fine dress Hats;
do Boys wool do
II do Children's fancy Caps;
10 do California waterproof HITS;
White and Hack wool Hats, ETC., etc.
large invoice of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats, chdren's Hats, etc. etc.
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
ii is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. j. s. s.
N. B.--The highest market price paid for otter,
Mink, Muskrat, Coon, Wolf, Deer and other skins.
Burlington. Iowa, May 81, lS49.