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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
The Stream Of Death.

By e. w. CANNING.
There is stream, whose narrow tide.
Ihe known and unknown worlds divide
Where all must go;
Its waiveless waters, dark and deep
Mid sullen silence downward sweep.
With moanless flow.
saw where, at the dreary food,
A smiling infant prattling stood,
Whose hour had come;
Untaught of i'll, it neared the tide,
Sunk as to Graded rest; and died.
Like going home.
Followed with languid eye, anon
A youth, diseased, and pale, and wan
And there alone,
He gazed upon the leaGen stream,
And feared to plunge-I heard a scream,
And he was gone.
And then form in manhood's strength.
Came bus'ling on, till there, at length,
He saw life's bound.
He shrunk and raised the bitter prayer
Too late his shrek of wild despair
The waters drowned.
Next Stood upon that surgeleas shore,
A being bowed with many score
Of toilsome years.
Earth bound and sad he left the bank.
Back turned his dimming eye, and rank
All, full of fears.
How bitter must thy waters be,
o Death How hard a thing, ah me
1t is TO die -
mused-when to that stream again,
Another child of mortal men,
With smiles drew nigh.
"'Tis the last pang," he calmly said;
To me, o Death, thou hast no dread
Saviour, come
Spread but thine arms on yonder shore
see! ye waters, bear me o'erl
There Is my home ="
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
The Prayer of Habakkuk.

II is said of DIR. Franklin that during his long
residence in Paris, being invited to party of the
nobility, where most Of the court and courtiers
were present, he produced great sensation oy
one of his bold movements, and gained great ap.
plause for his ingenuity.
According TO the custom ofths age and country,
the mobiles, after the usual ceremonies of the even
ing were over, sat down to free and promiscu
GUS conversation. Christianity was then the great
topic. The Chufch was always ridiculed, and the
Bible was treated with unsparing severity. Grow
ing warmer and warmer in their sarcastic remarks,
one great lord commanded, for a moment, unver-
sal attention, by asserting in round voice, that
the Bible was not only piece of arrant deception,
but totally devoid of literary merit. Although the
entire company of Frenchn1en nodded hearty
assent to the sentence, Franklin gave no signs of
approval. Being at that time court favorfte, his
companions could not bear even a tacit reproof
from man Of his weight and influence They all
appealed to him for his opinion.
franklin, in one of his peculiar ways, replied,
that he was hardly prepared to give them suta-
Bile answer as his mind had been running on the
merits of new book Of rare excellence, which he
had jusg fallen in with at one of the city book
stores and as they had pleased to make allusion
to the literary character Of the Bible, perhaps it
might interest them to compare with that old VOL
ume the merits of his new prize. If so, he would
read them short section. Alfwere eager to have
the Doctor read portion Of his rare book In a
very grave and sincere manner, he took an old
book from his coat pocket, and with propriety of
utterance read to them poem.
The poem had its effect. The admiring llsten-
ers pronounced it the best they had ever heard
read. That is pretty" said one. "That is sub
Unity" said another /" 1t has not its superior in
the world" was the unanimous opinion. They
all wished TO know the name of the new work, and
whether that was specimen of its contents -
/" Cenaialy gentlemen" said the Doctor smiling
at his trun.ph my book is full of such passages.
1t is no other than your good for-nothing Bible :;
and hare read 10 you the prayer of the prophet
Habakkuk."
Let every reader learn wisdom from this Incl
dent; and learn to appreciate the unequailed sub
limities of the Bible.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
Do Kfnsbirds eat working Bees .

The kingbird has been regarded as one of the
greatest enemies ofthe apiarian, in some stua-
tions, from the fact that il is devourer of bees
Wilson, the ornithologist, suggested that the bird
only picked out the drones, and never injured the
working bees. Some close observers have come
to the same. One writer states that ID test the
matter, he killed number ofthe birds, and though
ne found many drones in their gizaards. he could
find no working bees in them. Wba, has been
the observation of others
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
The Hot Season.

BY DR.. o. w. HOLMES.
The folks, that on the first Of May
Wore winter. coats and hose,
Began to say, the first of June,
Good Lord how hot it grows"
At last two Fahrenheits blew up,
And killed two children small,
And one barometer shot dead
A tutor with its ball
Now all day long the locusts sang
Among the leafess trees;
Three new hotels wrapped inside out,
The pumps could only wheeze;
And ripe old wine that twenty years
Had cobwebbed DER in vain,
Came spouting through the rotten corks,
Like Joly's best Champagne.
The Worcester locomotives did
Their trip in half an hour,
The Lowell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked the power;
Roll birthstone soon became drug,
And loco-focos fell;
All asked for ice, bu, everywhere
Saltpetre was to sell.
Plump men of mornings ordered tights,
But, ere the scorching moons,
Their candle-moulds had grown as loose
As Cossack pantaloons
The dogs ran mad-men could not try
lfwaier they would choose;
horse fell dead-he only left
-Four red-hot rusty shees
But soon the people could not bear
The slightest hint OF fire;
Alusions to caloric drew
food of savage Ire:
The leaves on heat were all torn out
From every book at school,
And many blackguards kicked and caned,
Because they said" Keep cool !'
The gas-light companies were mobbed,
The bakers all were shot,
The penny press began to talk
Oflynching DIR. Mott;
And all about the warehouse steps
Were angry men in droyes
Crashing and splintering through the doors
To smash the patent stoves!
The abolition men and maids
Were tanned to such hue,
You scarce could tell them from their friends
Unless their eyes were blue,
And, when / left, society
Had burst its ancient guards,
And Brattle street and Temple Place
Were ;.nterchanging cards!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16

ps When stranger treats me with want Of
respect said poor philosopher, comfort my
self that he sights but my my old and shabby coat
and shabby hat, which, to say the truth, have no
particular claim to admiration! SO, II my nat ano
coat choose to fret about it, let them but It Is
nothing 70 me-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16

Dubuque, Iowa, i, is said. contains four thousand
aAabllants, five Thousand dogs, and fifty colonies.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

T ETTERS of administration having been issued
/ to the undersigned by the Probate Court on the
estate Of Wesley Jones, deceased-notice is here
by given to all persons having unsettled accounts,
or in any way indebted to said estate to make im-
mediate payment to the subscribers. and all per-
sons having demands against the same viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
w. F. COOLBAUGH,
NAV 81. 1S49-3t w. d. McCORD, ~ -
NT"TlCE is hereby given to the owner or own
ers, his, her or their agents, if any. of lots
Nos 537 and $50 in the city of Burlington, that if
said lots are not filled up to sufficient height to
prevent water from becoming stagnant thereon, by
the 18th June. IS49 that the same viii be so filled
up, by the Internal Improvement Committee Of said
city, and special tax levied to deifay the costs and
expense of the same. BY order OF the City Council!
SILAs A. HUDSON, Chairman.
may "a ,49-2t Internal improvement Com
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H. FRESH ARRIVAL oil
EyV SpI .ENDID SPRING GOOT

FEHE subscribers beg leave to intern their oldcus-
toners and tire public generally that they have
just received and 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 and an eye
to the wants this community. !tconssts in part of
Dry Goods. Queenscdfe, Hard,rare, Groceries,
Glassware, Roots, Saoes, ETC., etc.
Their stock embraces every article demanded for
the wants of the city or 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.
ETsCALL AND SEE before purchasing elsewhere.
IT'S no trouble to show Goods. No house in Iowa
shall underse that of CREW GILKYSON,
April &c. 1919 Jefferson ST., Burlington
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AZ WiStar's BaISam Of Wild Cherry

III VNlStuI VI W III >1hS.it aI.-ia
The great remedy for consumption of the lungs, af
fectons of the liver, bronchitis, asthma, pain or
weakness of the breast or lungs. chronic coughs,
pleurisy, hemorrhage of the lungs, and all affec-
tons Of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is difference between Wistar's Balsam
Of wild cherry and all other preparations Of wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract of wild cherry bark. other medical
AGENTS Of great character and efficacy in the of
coughs colds, and general diseases of the chest and
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others ofthe kind is that ssistar's
balsam cures" while other remedies give only tenn
porary relief to the sufferer. Red the following
tifcate rendered to US by one Of our citizens:
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S, 1SI7.
Messrs Sanford & Fark-Gents: take this oppor-
tunity to inform you of a remarkable cure perform
ed in my case by the use Of DR. Wis.ar's halsam
Of wild cherry. About the first OF September, SAC,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, and during the space Of five months
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope of recovery, until about week or so ago
was induced To try your balsam of wild cherry. and
before had used half Of one bottle my cough was
relieved. am now by the Blessing of God, and
further OF this basam restored to perfect health.
Yours respectfully, HARRIET S. HILL.
This Invaluable preparation is for sale in Purling-
ton hy Parsons. Copp & Parsons; Mount Pleasant,
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro'
out the state. Also, By Parsons, Copp Parsons.
Burlington.
Ej-CAUTIoN.-The genuine Wistar's Balsam is
cnveoped in fine white steel engraved wrapper
with the signatures of Henry Wistar. NJ. D. and San
ford & Parkthereon, without which it is positively
counfeyfeit
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Mil culous, Wonderful, Istrnordin ma y., In
CONSUMPTION CAN DE EEREDl

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDl
And defy the whole world to rrodue' such
strong and undonbted testimony from Of suck
h.gl standing we have in favor Of Or Rogers Liv
crwor and Tar. 1t not only cures consumption,
but breaks mp tho most distressing cough in few
hours' time.
Another remarkable cure Of consumption. Mr.
Gabriel Whitehead, Of this city, was reduced low
that all his friends, and even his ply sicians, had
given him up TO die.
Mr A. l.. SEQ, ill:--As eve MY life 20 tho use AZ
Or Roger%' Iivcrwnrt and Tar: feel il duty, end
shall wi:l,rt rc;r delcs w give NV Testimony az
evidence That others wto may be afflicted with con-
sumption or dscaS d lurgs may krow that this me-
dttine Is 10 hu-nrs, bat rs worth ten thousand ply
"ic'4iS' lfrscr,rtcas for the asaease for which II
IS recommended.
l. i r.nras: yrs taken with most distressing
- :, and ahuAt tho lrs; OF July my lungs we're
oa9od that blCd III short time, several quarts
ei blood, which reduced RE so low that ill my
!rzuls and my physe ran thong must sooa
hic viii consumption. My brothe However heard
Ut at this wonderful cures made rs this medi-
cIne, s-l procured bottle, and before had taken
half hnI,ie seemed 10 go 70 the very seat OF
the disease. and raised large Quantity OF matter
and hie GIN, and my courh was stopped as by q
charm. Have since used some two Or three bottles,
and now able to attend 20 my business as well %
ever.
itcsl rerr -harl.ful 10 the inventor a. this ned,
r.c, tcE II IL sa not hcs for some all-powe.fG ne,
6iciae 10 hs-e raised the matter and rhlegpn, ana
healed my lungs, SHOULD " ithont douit have now
lsen IL ny grave.
Ifsny one will call en- -e. On ca.harine street,
half squsrs below Linn, win give tho a the par
ticulars, and refer them to numerous friends Vie
visited NE during my sickress.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD
Cincinnati, jap. 10th, 1887.
swosE 10 and subscribed this 2cth day OF Nnye.a-
Der, ls47H. E. Spencer, Mayor Of the city of Cis-
einaasi.
c. ". Bo6ssnann, agent, Busling'oni +. z. Myers,
r. madison; T. Fay, bloomington. AL orders nay
r addressed to u. B,aksleyA Co., 81 -oais, Alss,
~ C. TT. Boisnann, Eurlirgtca,
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j. 8. HimbalI & Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps Sc.
Wo'l 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 on hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their inc consist
ing of all the varieties adapted to the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard TO style
and quality, to which invite the attention If our
friends and dealers generally. arr H. 1919
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lightning Dispatches of the Missouri Republican.
PHILApELPH1A, Nav 20.

lightning Dispatches of the Missouri Republican.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
Washington Good, colored man, con-
svicted Of murder, was hung at Boston this
morning. He attempted to commit suicide
last night and was so weak in consequence
/, that he had to be carried to the scaffold
upon chair. He protested his innocece
10 the last.
s. James Tower, injured at the freman's
riot in this city, on Wednesday night, died
suddenly at the hospital, last night. Hen
ny Smitl,ers, alias Brown, has been ar
rested upon charge Of striking Trower
upoa the head with spanner, during said
not, thereby causing his death.
NEw YoRK, May 25.
y Two more dead bodies have been re-
covered from the wreck Of steamer EN-
pire, sunk near Newberg. The wreck
has not yet been entirely raised.
Letters received in this city, state that
there was tremendous earthquake at
Maricaibo, on the 18th Of April, doing
immense damage. Moreago is still acting
As president. 1t is expected that Paez
T n uulu SOUu w SclcCtcu W I'LL titdt OIuCcs
BosroS, May 25.
Insurance was yesterday effected upon
$3.50. 600 in gold, which is coming BY the
California steamer.
s, $500 WAsHINGTox, May %.
The Crciat Court has confirmed the
verdict Of the Criminal Court in the case
Gom Hand. convicted Of stealing the gov
-srnmcnt Jewels. He will consequently
set three years Imprisonment i'll The peni-
ienliary.
PirTS8unen, May %.
There is four feet three inches water
in the channel, and river falling.
The Gen. Assembly Of the Presbytcri-
an Church have resolved tha, il would be
inexpedient, aud peculiarly improper, for
that body to propose or attempt any meas
urc in the work OF emancipation.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.
4 negro man, belonging to Benedict s.
Carter, and for some time engaged as dray
! driver IN this city was killed last night on
Erie street.
n The Indiana Penitentiary, in Jefferson
vile, was on fire this evening. Particu-
lars are not known.
CIScIssArr, May 25.
Fourteen cases of cholera and two
deaths have been reported since noon yes
-terday.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!r
New Goods and New Firm,

F1SHE Subscribers have just received and are now
l. opening large assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceres. Queensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc.
ihey respectfully solicit share If patronage
from the old customers of Cox, Garrett * Co., and
the public generally, piedgng themselves to sch
low as any other house in the city. -.... se
u. GILCERIST y Co. corner
burlington, ABR 49,. 80 lIain aud .eferso SITS
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80 rTCULrURAL SOCIETY.


..etins was held at the Court Room in Bur-
Y, 80. = AZ Thursday, the oath Of May lS49, for
ls..roose Of organizing a Horticultural Soci-
- .of;on Of Robert Avery, DR.. Jno. F. Hen
IS - called to the chair, and Jas. w. Grimes
:mointed Secretary.
notion a committee consisting Of Robert
assrv. James w. Grimes, Geo. w. Kelly and
Z IS Stockton, was appointed to draw up and
.ssaest To the meeting constitution for Horti-
rrltaral Society.
~ committee having retired, returned and
...sented to the meeting draft of constitution,
.lopted BY the meeting.
IA motion the meeting proceeded to the cleo
~ q officers, and the following gentlemen We're
elected:
DR.. Jno F. Henry, v. President.
49, Rev. Abner Leonard, Cor. Secretary.
VIM. F. Coolbaugh, Treasurer.
L. D. Stockton, Secretary.
Robert Avery,
Or. Jno. F. Henry,
Abner Leonard, Executive Comm.
E. d. Rand, =
WV ]. w. Grimes.
The Society adopted the name and style OF
CTR SOUTHERN Iowa HoRrIcULrURAL SocI-
ErY.n
Il was determined that there shall be monthly
meetings on the Bird Thur sday Of each month, and
= annual meeting and exhibition on the 3rd
Thursday Of September in each year.
Y The terms Of membership are the signing the
Constitution, and paying the Treasurer annually
u sum of one dollar.
The Executive Committee were directed to
Ike steps for the formation off Horticultural Ii
Sary, and to subscribe in the name of the Soci-
ety for the best Horticultural periodicals.
Y The next meeting of Society was resolved to
u held on Thursday, the 2lst day of May lS49
1.-TWO O'Clock P. NJ at which time all persons
friendly to objects Of the Society and DESTROYS to
become members, are requested to attend.
ROBERT AVERY,
J. W. GRIMES. Chairman.
Secretary,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

LoRIN PIckERINo.--We learn that upon
affidavit Of Samuel Treat, Esq, Judge
Colt yesterday issued warrant for the ar
rest Of the individual whose name heads
This paragraph, and who stands charged
" Mr. Treat with forgery in the third de-
gree. The warrant has been placed in
the hands Of officers who have started in
pursuit of the accused, who is believed TO
have left this city on Thursday evening
on Missouri river boat. for some starting
point for California upon our Western
berders.-.No. Republican.
A Fortunate Cook. The New Bedford
Mercury states that since the arrival of
the Falcon, whaler, at that port, few
! days since, it has leaked out that the cook
who shipped at Honolulu, brought with
him $4,000 in gold dust, keeping his
own secret until yesterday. 1t was gath
cred al the placers in California last year.
VERnAsr.-Strange as il may appear,
Yesterday youth named John Fawcett,
actually found man named Edward Lyon,
on boaad the steamer Time and Tide. green
enough 10 suffer himself to be swindled
out Of 81 30, by the common trick PLAYED
Of with the Mexican puzzle. Mr. Lyon
certainly does not take newspaper-if
ne did he would have been enlightened
upon this as well as upon other subjects,
and thus, in this single instance, have saved
money enough to have paid for two or
tnree papers. Louis Union.
THE laos MISUNDERSTANDING the
sufferers By this class Of our citizens, from
~ great ire, we ought to have included in
!ss notice, yesterday, new house--that
Morgan, Reed & Go. They were just
eeMmeacing business IN the house occu-
pee oy p. A. Johnson, Main ST., and a
-. Of their stock, upon which they had
- 'nss,nrance, was going into tore.-No.
Why are the Queens EARRINGS like
y Ssa deete Because they are in arrears
- y ,a.sH'roros. May 18th, 9r. n.
II. ane hon. Daniel Duncan, Of Ohio, died
= a's city to night.
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COMM ERcIAL.

.sw voRx, May % 70 M.-The steamer arrived At
] - -. :. saturday morning. Nothing has been done
4. 1870 Indicating the effect produced on the market
-. ,,s,ers Flour u dali, and weather unsavorabe
49,. sr Louis, May %, IAN.
..essuss firm and, for choice lots, there is
Y, a..d. IN small quantities. Sales at - to 81 10
= ~. ,s .,;.. .non;,v
.-s !. - q Sc DER bustel.
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Commercial.
NOTICES.
CT-CDENCfnN AMI

SUSPENSION OF LAND SALES.
THE Sales directed by the Proclamation Of the
President of the United United States, dated goth
Feb'y, lss9, to be held at the Sauls St. Marie, Mi
chigan, on the fourth and eighteenth day of June
and third day of September next, will be suspend
ed until the United States Biologists shall have full
ly closed up their operations and surveys, and de-
sgnated the Mineral from the Agricultural lands Of
which due notice win be given.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
may li-o mi roffl l,ener Land Onns
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
ING. AND SUMNER TRADE.
Hats and caps

STURGIS & SON have just received and are
y now opening at their store on Main street
large assortment of Hats Caps and Strdw Hats, for
the Spring and Summer trade They invite the at
tention OF Country Dealers and the public the fol-
lowing Catalogue, which they win sell at ST Louis
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Wool carding.

TINE Subscribers prepared to CARD wool
l on the shortest possible notice OF
I'm Walkers Stone Steam SILL, corner Of Water and
Valley streets burlington, Iotca.
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.
1t is intention TO turn out first rate work. and
we will Darront good Rolls in all cases where the
wool has been properly handled. WALKER co
Burlington, Iowa, -, Isi9-4m
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a5-HAi'S LlNiMENT FOR THE PILES.-Piles
eftectualy cured by this certain remedy. The sale
of this article is steadily increasing, withstand
ing the many counterfeits got up in imitation of it.
Persons troubled with this distressing complaint,
declare that they would not be without this prepa-
ration in their houses for the price Of ten boxes,
the public will recolect that this is the only rene
dy offered them that is in reality of any value what
ever. In places where it is known, every family
has it in their house. Its price is not considered
at all. 1t is above all price.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann andJ. r. Tallant, Bur-
lngton, Iowa, and by Comstock Co.., 60 second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION
-OE NATURAL PHILOSOPHY

w A. vEHTREES will lecture Natural Phi
W 'iosophy in the Room over Like Palmer's store
on Main street, Monday the 9Th day Of June, '4o
from one O'Clock and thirty minutes until o'clock
p. NJ, ard also open again Of O'Clock and thirty
minutes, and continue until nine O'Clock the same
day; accompanied and illustrated by Caloric En-
CINE, producing continual, or perpetual motion,
which is unlimited in its power, Machine that is
beautiful indeed in its operation and highly worthy
the attention Of men of enterprise and improving
minds. 1t is void of deception, which is clear to
the minds of all those who avail themselves of the
opportunity to examine it. Admittance IS cents.
burlington, may "a, IS49 w. A. VERTREES.
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TIC HHIot' II - JUL HI rs = 2 q .
ID. Gilciirist e CO.

w HoLESALE and retail Dealers in Dry Cooda,
w Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarc, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready Made Clothing, ETC.. etc.
corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington
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ytIOvES & HOSIERY: ladies' black and color
ed kid Gloves; Pearl: silk and lisie thread do;
White and cClored cotton gloves; Gents kid, silk;
thread and cotton do; Silk, worsted and cotton
Hose; Brown ard mixed hose; just received and
for sale nv fapr 26) j. G.. LAUuAN Il ERo.