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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
A sLAvEHoLpER ARRESTED IL CAsADA TOR

A STAKEHOLDER ARRESTED IN CANADA foh
WAGES BIZ HIS SLAyE.-The Tcronio Lfd'atn7 noHoes
tined AZ the present Asszes there IN "nicn Df.
stone Southern Shareholder had beon arrested Kept
Jew hours IN JAIL and held to bail While on Welt 10
that city the suit Of Brown, his former save "h2
bad e.csped ton, bondage on claim the part Of
said Brown Of pcnsaon Tor services rendered ~
stone while in slavery. The Court decided ana very
correctly, that Brown could not recover on claim u
-scoyr,a8 - drs ~ him IN the Courts Of the state
where the parties had resided while Brown was Siones
slave He was accordingly subjected 70 ne tlA eoss
OF the suit which the ExGaiHo thinks ne observer 70
BE- and that the claim was vile conspiracy 70 eRtot
money from stranger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
AID VnIorem Duties In Canada.

The Editor OF The Montreal Plot has received,
and published by request OF number Of the merchants
OF the thriving village of Beeve ION the river NoirA
in Upper Cansds the following illustration OF the work
ng of the system Of charging duties by the al
ralgrca rule quite clear that had not Al acct
dental comparison OF the prices entered and sworn 10
by each Of the nve merchants who had bought al the
opening Of ana alton reused the suspicious Of the
Collector the dealer who entered his purchases 40 per
cent lower than those OF his egh50rs though buying
q, the same time Of the here, would have been
enabled To sell on fair pxbt al prioes by taxing which
more honest men would sustain loss.
Frum to aou'r~.l Pot Of Jus-
Five merchants Of Belevle purchased goods al New
York Of tts kiRd fhe time 1Ha o. "a saue
hoasc. When they were delivered. the invoices were
presented a the Custom House, ana s0rn o. he as4a
uas but there Al extraordinary discrepancy be
tween them. The invoices Of three OF the numbers
were alike those Of the merchant above referred 70
exhibited considerable lower Of charges For
lnstance-thrvs were H. were
Maas--... raon N.---s
kssls l4l Ceufs f-f 81 fsss .4 c-nf- pr -
Susa - cents saesr--.- - ce1t, r-r Cr-
Sir- Ai.s..s 81 per Ca >t-s Af-s y p-f sct-1
This naturally reused the suspicious Of the Custom
House Ocers and the merchants goods. 70 the value
Of s750 10 $1,000 5000 10 $1,000 were seized and are
sui detained, awaiting investigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ITO DE<TIsTs,-Just received from our manufsc-
i tory At Trenton . doe lot Of lncorr1publs tesh,
beautiful 10 Of sname shapes nstura body good
and strong paunas large and well warranted 10 stand
he blow pipe cracking changing color, and for
saIe wholesale and retail a. FO5TEk cos B7 Broad
sy rear Of the entry arst foor where have hand
severa Improved dents operating chairs with yssbie
BAKE Ne We HAYS On hand lot Of hpely pulverisod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

nI-sOLUTION.-The copsrtnership heretofore ex.
~ sung between the undersigned, under tho Arm Of
HENRY sTOUDARD co. Mobile Ala. and Nsv-Or.
leans, La and Of JOHN HENRY co In the City
sept IOIiN HENRY THOs POkTEOCs or ALEX
sTODDARD, are authorized to setIs the Affairs of said
cOparfnershp and tho Of shs firm 10 hqudston
new YOrs June /, 1919.
JOHN HENRY, THOMAS PORTkDDs,
ALEX. srODDART, JAMES HENRY
KOBT r BROWN jsli 2s~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
Tux FoRoynr CA.r AT NKw.ORLrAss-The
charsa aaalnst Ars Gallnt ~

THE FoRorNr CAsr AT NKw-ORLrsss-The
examination OF the charge against Mrs Gsot Of iors
in note tor $4,000, purportisg 10 be signed by Mr.
A. Mchud. WAS yesterday continued before Recorder
Geuo and resulted in the being sent before tho
First District Court for trial The only point elected
the direct examination OF the witnesses in addition
to What has already been proved was that the &C
cused acknowledged her name endorsed the note,
be in her own hand writing This she acknowledged
private 10 both Recorder Genos and Mr. bolannlcr,
aud their lmOny taken for the purpose of 80
sblshing the fact which IL the only testimony show
inc her agency in the alleged fraud The note
dor.ed BY her 70 her husband. Mr.. Gsot and by HIM
20 Mr.. Chsppelli Mr. Topenot was present a. the mar
rage and halt hour after t took place saw the note
IN Mr. Gaots hands but had never seen Il Ia the hands
OF the accused. Mr.. Mchoud tesuhed that be never
uttered the note, and that his name signed 20 Il was
counterfeit ON being cross examined by Mr.. Dutour.
counsel Tor the defense. Mr.. Mchoud modified his cv
dcnce to the spurousness OF the signature In reply
10 the question III he sure the signature was
counterfeit r. he believed it was but Mr. Duiour urging
simple negative Affirmative answer, the witness TO
piled that he could oath say positively yes orno.
h. thought WAS very fair imitation OF his signature,
but no was positive he never issued such note.
IN o. Delta, 3th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ORIGIN or THE ST.. LOUIS FIRE-Ine 81
Louis papers publish the affidavit Of Henry FREDERICK
the vatchnan OF the steamboat White Cloud IN which
the recent had is origin On the night OF the con
asxraton he went board the boat At q. ocioeN anu
and met an rishmAn coming o. VINO tod am ne ha1
-, I,l,ir, Tor = friend On examination be did NOT
discover that the lushman bad done any injury but
about two hours after the IRE broke out While u was
burning Charles BlounL carpenter Of another boat
came and told him that BE- had known for three days
,bsf The White Cloud was % oe burned and wished ne
lad the money paid tor setting ner on hre This Chaf
L. Bount ms left - Louis Tor New Orleans but the
authorities have taken measures " sec IRE MS Arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

NOTICE 10 hereby given that application VIII b
made after the expiration Of four from the hrs
publication u this notice. hs Excsancy, the Governor
" ths Of SewYork for the pardon 81 JOHN IN
OERSOLL, who tried the Sew.York General sss-
sOos OF he Peace and ssnencsd 70 the State Prison on
the 7h day Of October s4s for the q three years On
conviction for bigamy ALIENS HUDSON,
New Yors June A. lag fje24w IS Wagl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ wigs. Wigs. Wiss .-CuiEens and strangers
Informed that the largest cheapest and best assortment
Of wigs hawigs oupees brads OF long hair and other
Ornamental hair Is be found MEDHURsr HshsDs,
u Maiden-ane. The trade supplied. myzl i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

HoNioIpE IN rHE NEW JERSEY STATE prison
We learn by the Trenton papers OF Yesterday that
prisoner named sherman whose cohalct curing Two
wears Imprisonment said % have conc4-ateo 'e con
6dspce OF the keeper was killed Monday morning by
one Coy An invalid convict whose nurse Dc Wa., PROB
ABLY II a N Of lunary. The ulT1eIeu man tune
would have expired next SATURDAY
~ 4 lad 70 wears old. named Mseee, robbed
the bou.e Of Mr. Ebenezer Murray, Jamaica PLAN
No. Of SS5 in money and note OF hand Tor c+vu-
~. ~. arrested and 80 u the money recovered
Mazee was employed in the house Of ny. Murray ana
.avs ~. r,r.nt. reside IN NeEfork, which place be
eft TWO weeks since
" A negro named Cisco who halls from
New-York. and was lately engaged a. COOK OF nosIa
the .hip Portsmouth, bas been arrested u FIosloehee
for an assault on respectable young lady VIII intent
70 commit rape.
~ Robert swan was capgerousiv stsooed in
an stray with samuel Cog Sew Orleans leans They
were bc,h .aIlor, on board kchoonef Native Amerl-
IT. Samuel A Bel, s-urarried man, ~" arrest
I'd ia Portland the other day OF charge o. violating
girl u or Is years OF age
~ We learn that number OF Cholera cases
az r,or,ed IN the town OF Derby Conn and one death
has Already occurred from he disease
~ The New Orleans commsrrsri bsIsetiH
stss.rhat AZ Alligator vas killed ia tat city % sSs
a u.sI sssssE.ss sski Issi u ls-ssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
~ Liquid Hair Dye Improved

~ Liquid Hair Dye improved 80 a. TO color the
MAJ ~G.skers temOnent tis applied without the least
injury entirely tree from imp eassnt odor aud can Dc
washed strongest soap Immediately II IL applied
without waiting 20 dry For sale, apped Al bArche-
LoR's Wig Factory, Waist myi5 TuihAsstu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ME~oMoSEE COCsTRY-H0Dr ne Iad1dRs dncked
Souar,y Though the MenOmOnees, IN treaty form
"a win them lsst al reserved the night Of remaining
upon their lands for years from that nnle, i
well known that large numbers Of persons squatted
mon ,bos lands A. soon a. the existence u the treaty
was made public During the Fall Winter and : ynnz
grafton continued 70 flow IN that direction untl ne
Indian. AZ length found themselves n altogether 100
-. r-oxirrtv with the pale faces % render their
position al agreeable lney reulohstfalsu * ans'
M eueroachment but ~ effect A. the corn plant
in season arrived however. they gave the whites y
understand shat they Ist leave the country torth
with Refusing mr.. ~ DO 80. the Ind ans conaehe
81 Killing the cattle Of the ntruders and have a. ens h
succeeded understand 10 driving fnost 81 lar a'l
from the territory No one can censure me 4hai1hs
.ar mi. course They entitled ~ the Use VI thr
.l tsr th ureent and -ne ensuing SEASONS 4n1 a. tr
-.-rIs IT H. whites would Inevitably destroy iheE
corn II allowed % range a. Will tneif own llsl'', -
.av nothing OF their rights demanded the rernoT~. Of
~ tbe c.ttle and the owners. We may Mention IN
nj. connection an anecdote just RELAXED 70 Is 4"-
.ou.tter." who had neither families nor catl-e o4t
- 80 in .orne wsy rendered themselves obnoxious
>, .ne Nenounoue..- were short tlne since ordered
;. -. r. country A reasonable time being owed
-, ~ rhsv not complying With ne order. the Ia
-. ..srat Them took them % Fox River red zach
- -. 10 m. stern II canoe. and turriedly lowed
-, 80. The stream The poor fellows looked
- * drowned rats than i've badgers reach
inr the shore, and upon being reieasedr put boots
- al n. sped their act clothes and exhausted
frso,es would admit Of Wen guarantee that they vii
not ,oor Be caught N the lniisn country again.
WstsrioTn (Wls) Chronicle.
YsARLr MEErIsG.-Ths New England Yearly
Meeting oi - soe.cy u EHea4s, !. now ~ 'sss.cn 81
AsrEsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

I'D HOE a GUS JUPIINO AND SEAL FHFooEB
H. The ssDscnbers manufacture and have for sale,
Copying Ind Seal Presses Of the most
approved psens which they would call the attention
OF merchants and others who In o. superior
uce moderate pnee. The surface Of our copying
presses being tUned true, perfect copy may be- Obtained
with and expedition They also hrnish copyingln
copying books, copy-paper, NC. r. NOE co.
mlO en- Press Makers. kc. As Sod-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

THINGS AT HAyANA-The Courier T. Enquire
has dispatch from Charleston, which states that The
steamship Falcon from New-York had arrived AZ
Havana The lsthmgs wss IN port and Il was pro
posed 10 transfer OF the Falcons passengers 70
her but this demonstrated against, and some ot
the passengers having arms determined 70 them II
resistance, if Necessary. The matter finally ad-
jasted the American Consul having inter;ered
"ATL,STA ISrELLiSE>csR Col. Hsnleiter
has sold his interest the lGafa Georgia. Miscellany
70 company Of gentlemen, and the title Of the paper
has been changed a. above Dr. Baker formerly editor
oi tie CArsfda IgG, vii have The editorial Ssafse Of
tie ser payer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ Look out for your Heads Those who
have the appreciate taste, will recognize IN tho
style Of haircutung practiced al MEDHUssr HeAsDs
Maden-sne, something unusually graeeful The styie al
WAYS suits the contour the face And then there arc
tw0clesn brushes for every customer. What Injury
ty.rJ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

Abont "a O'Clock Yesterday sftsrrocn, the resi-
dents in the vicinity Of shipper and Third s,a w--e
thrown into great sf.te OF exciteunen; by . terrisc
explosion the report Of which was louder ihsn the
heaviest piece Of ordnance IL proceeded from tie fire.
works rnanasctnry OF Mr. Samuel Jackson in Shipper
house shove Third AZ the moment 81 tho
accident Henry Fortescne, young man about %
years Of AZ IN he yard. charging rockies when
The friction Of the 10 10 supposed caused ne
explosion. Tne whole Vi the materials contained "a
hide frame workshop In the yard, including nesfy
three kegs OF 20 WIDER which hsd been plsced IN an IN
tsrcround magazine Ma igni;cd - well a. lsrse
quantity Of Roman candles lying on table N TIE back
room OF tie house. The after VAS ignlted BY ne
sse Of the explosion entering The open window Gee
Lswsrnce about - years Of was Of TIE tune grad
.ns powder under the she'd and he as wei - oF,es.
cue. seriously burned scout the face hands ana
arms Eorte.cus ran INTO the street with has clothes on
are which the oystAnders tore 90 A. soon a. possoc
OF the Two. Fortescue was the leas' hurt Isc
whole vicinity prcsented q scene OF destruction ne
she'd AZ The bsck % the yard totally denlosso~S,
The fragments o the root having been thrown IA every
direction. number falling upon the roofs If the houses
fronting Of ~hippcn Ct The concussion Of the al
even the sssh beng earned away ey it, The slsss in
the front Windows, 90 soiPpen e. wa broken 10 The
manner. AZ vas also the glass in he bach win.
Ter. The explosion .hoos the Whole peisssorhoos.
sni al more or ess alarmed The children IN
the two Primary SchoOls, located IN the secono and
third .torie, Of the Howard Sunday School Building,
on Shiopen q were thrown into dreadful state Of
alarm. AMI but for the presence Of mind Of Alderman
lssrd and other gentlemen who fortunately hap
pcncd 10 be present. scene similar O. that wnich
lately occurred Ia the Cstharine st school would have
undoubtedly occurred. The children In both rooms.
more than 500 in number thrown into confusion
BY the explosion snd 9uiverins Of the building re-
sembhns the shock Of esrthq usks. and instantly
made Tor the doors ard IL with the greatest sNcr
non that they restrained from pitching pcil mel
down the stairway. The marble mAnlles IA the houses
above that occupied by Mr. Jackson. were forced cut
OF their position by the shock The bulk window vi
Mr. hcllys tavern. three doors above. also com
.h.l Nh.
also slightly damaged The report heard for two
three miles around Five workmen. who were Al
work IN the cellar OF the new building about ~ put
up the Of Third the all nearly sdjo.n.
ipg the house occupied by Mr. jackson. all pros
trsted by the conclusion Andrew Morrison Of the
stonemssons, was struck on the top OF bis head by
piece OF board falling upon him. and Immediately after
ward empty powder-kss indicted another wound
upon his head. Ledger, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

nEPOT OF AMERICAN MARBLE.-Amsr-
~ can marble for tombs and rsyestoDes, monuments,
posu hearths tagging, building etc nom quarry stsy
opened 10 vermont, owned BY tho nbscnber, who win
execute orders any descr pon Of marble required
Manufacturers supplied % liberal terms.
JOSEPH y. LfPPITT.
Newton: 80 wsstst and SIS Wssningion-st
uyI8 tms DFkA. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

VINES IMPROVED KSIFE~CLEAHrSG MA,
CHISE.-This valuable and improved machine for
cleaning and polishing table cutlery made In spd
Substantial manner, warranted remove eli stains ard
preserve the knife 10 the original shape, may be pa ne
agent 81 VI Vessyst 7. FOksTEk
For sale Io~ Tor cash. lot Of Bssson's Appel srng
Machines inqaire above. lelz %
GUNNER COOKING 1TOvEs.-So well resu-
- sed family without one Of these ussl and
economical sr;.cles Wood coal be used. They
will operate in The yard fireplace, making heat In
wiz soon save 'ihs price In flel Albany Stove
Works Ils Beesmsn-st jes lws
DAPERs-WRlTISG PAPERS AT MILL PRICE
Francis Lo1uel, n Maiden Lane, oesr al city u
Writing Pspers very low prices. Also Account Books
and Saronsry articles; Sotes Drsns, Rseeips &c We
pnnt Cards. Circulars, Bill. Cbsess. NC. Boob Binding
IN any style desir~f aylo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
50 81 TT Igo
Great Western Cheap Book Store.

ID VAN DIEM, date of the firm Of NArls, Con-
Ii. NIsH Co.,) has associated with himself in bu
sness J. w. MACDONALD, OF st Louis, under the
title OF VAN DIEN 4 MACDONALD, for the pub
fishing and supplying the Western Country with
CHEAP Books. Having made all suitable arrange
ments with the publishers, and from long expert
ence IN the business, we are safe in promising to
supply all orders at Eastern Prices.
X. Van Diem will remain in New York, to attend
to supplying the House with the earliest and best
works in all departments of Literature, which will
enable us to fill any and all orders whatsoever at the
earliest moment
J. w. Macdonald will attend to the establishment
in st Louis, and by strict attention to business he
feels confdent of giving satisfaction.
We have now on hand complete assortment OF
School, Miscellaneous and Medical Books Writing and
Wrapping Paper, in large quantities, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices. Prices
freely given to those who wish to look farther be-
fore purchasing.
From the advantages we have in obtaining Books
etc., we are confident that Country Merchants will
find it much to their interests to obtain their sup
plies Of in preference to obtaining them in the
Eastern Cities.
n R.. Van Diem will attend to any and all orders
addressed to him in New York, on behalf of this
House. VAN DIEN l. MACDONALD.
successors to Nafs, Cornish Co., 2O6 Main street,
between the Virginia and Missouri Hotels.
N. B.-We are agents for the Clinton Paper Mills,
Ohio and are prepared to furnish printing and wrap
ping paper at mill prices; also, printing Ink.
st Louis, Feb. %. I849-2m ". ID. x M.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

DEST and cheapest Horse medicine in the world
- Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powder have
earned great name. For purity, nldness safety,
certainty and thoroughness, soans Ointment excels
sad is rapidly superceding all other Ointments and
Iniments now in use for the cure Of the following
AiSeaseS:-
Fresh wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Rngbone, WiadGalls, Poll Evil, CAL
ius, Spavns, Fistnla sitst, strains, ameness,
Cracks, Foundered Feet Scratches Grease, Mango,
oweeny and Horn Distempcr. 8
The powder will remove all Inflammation and fe-
purify the blood, loosen the skin, clean the
Ter and strengthen every part of the body and has
provcia sovereign remedy for the following diseas-
%; Distemper, Hide bound, Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of tho
Eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism
commonly called stiff compaint,) which proves %
fatal to many valuable horses in this country.
It is also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, III.
Nov so, 1913 w. b. SLOAN
And sold in nearly every town in the Western state
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
FAMILY OINTMENT.

CLOAN'S OINTMENT 10 now universally ac-
- knowledged to be an infallible remedy in every
case where it has been faithfully applied on the hu.
man system, for promoting insensibe pcrspiration,
drawing out the infam nation from wound, releiv-
ing pain Of every kind and in its healing qualities.
Tho world does not produce its equal. and the pub
Tic pronounce it the cheapest and best Family ONT
nsnt that has ever been used. All diseases of the
flesh, obstinate ulcers, old sores, chilblains sore
throat, burns, cuts, cutaneous eruption, sore nip
ple,sore breast diseases Of the eyeague in the face,
rheumatic pains, contracted cords pains the side,
back and other parts of the system, bo!s, ulcers,
scald head, bruises, fresh wounds, and every kind
OF sore containing the least particle Of inflammation
are permanently cured by this great remedy. Grand
Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, Ill. W. n SLOAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
A GOOD ARTICLE.

THIS article is good, and just the thing every Fam
= lily should use. Soan's Water Proof TANNIN
PASTE, or Leather Resorcr, saturates the pores Of
Leather and render it Water Proof! It penctrates
Me sast and hardest leather and softens it at
removes the crust blister, and imparts strength
that is incredible until seen.
Harness, Scots, Shoes, Carriage-tops, Trunks and
IN fact everything made of leather, is benefited at
ast 100 per cent, by the Of this Paste in doub-
ing its wear and durability.
Every family should keep this Paste constantly on
hand, and all will after fair trial.
nov 30 Grand Depot. 40 Lake ST., Chicago,Hl.
Aud sold in nearly every town in the Western States
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

Millican Clark ,

CENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, BURLINGTON
N Iowa. Best Of References can be giuen-jan Coy
nRY GOODS; 90 bales A brown mnslins;
IL bales Al heavy Osnaburgs;
500 pieces Foreign and Domestic prints;
80 do fancy Manchester ginghams,
100 do satinetts and jeans:
90 do fancy French &American Cassimeres
100 do assorted cotton and wooden Flannels;
so do black and fancy Alpaccas;
90 doz buck mitts and gloves;
100 doz assorted wooden comforts;
200 lbs. white and colored sken cotton; for sale
at greatly reduced prices by {sID w CooLnAUeH
STORAGE! STORAGE:!
WE are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods,
w Wares Grain, Pork, Lard, Flour, etc., etc., to
transact any Forwarding or Commission Business
on the most reasonable terms at our large and SUBJ
stantial brick house on Front street, Buring-
ton. nov %, '4S PARSONS, Corr 4 PARSONS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
CITY TAX SALE.

NOTICE hereby given, that there will be sold at my
Office in the city of Burlington Des Moines county,
State of Iowa, all the Lots in said City which the Tax
unpaid for the A. d. 1876 Sale to take place
on SATURDAY THE 5TH DAY OF MAY next, and
continue from day day between the hours Of ten A.
and four O'clock T. M until all such lots sold, to wit
Lot No. TO- 81, 4I,ni Ssh, 6s SO, Il, &c. 81, o. CO. g.
205, 49, 276 81, 500 3Is, a21, 1885, $780, 34G, aJaa, 375
800, 46, AL Az 4I5a 45 49, 4s0 49, 5o6a 500 SOFA
5I7a 5lsa 5i6 5a2 $685. 62l 626, CASA, 6, 63on, GAS
676, 7l6 49, b760 76l, 762 67, 2, b7S3 lot ., 3,
22s, s33 $40 bs96, 9O7a b9la3a b9l3 l, 3, A.
s, 6, hsli 3a 4, l. s, g. bells l. bsls, s, s24, s26
$780, 94sa, 944c. CASA, bs45, n, 10, 8, g.
b949, 10, IS, l6 ID b95o, -, H. II, 10; b95,
5, s, g. b952, 49, II, ID. 6, 772a T2, b953, 4, H. 6
IA, ,1s,sts54, 6, be55, l,
IL, IL, 49, l4 bs7o, l., 2 7,s; IL, bs7l, g. 8,
1911, IL, 49, bs72, To- ll,2, 3, 4, be73, H.
IL; b974 h $751; 1874, las, l4S, 326, 435, 50Sa 1850,
,22S,275 465 65l, 9l5c, b957 2, 8, =
as, 6; bs5s, s. >, bs6oa, 10, la4; bs62
TO, lis b967, 3 H. Isl 96S, 10, ISL 473, 636. $50
N. B.-The above lots are again adv ertised on
count of of time in the first advertisement
march ~, '49-tds EDWARD MARROW, Treas.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29
SLIGO IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iora.
TRON-F1at square and round, assorted sizes,
L Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
STOVES-Improved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, I, and 8
plates. different sizes.
ALso-Jewetts Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
~ Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron-wire, Nails,
and Casting of every description.
fun supply of the above articles always on hand,
and for sale as low be afforded by
my 10. '4S JOHN G. FOOTE.