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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23

On the 22d instant, of short but Illness Mrs
Ellen REGus, in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends and acquantances Of the family,
speotfully requested to attend her funeral also the
members Of Protector Fire Engine Company, No. %
likewise the members Of Protector Relief Association
this morning, at o'clock without further notice
On Friday morning, june 22d, JOSEPH VcToR Rance,
only child Of Cstharine and Joseph Rance
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral this Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from
his late residence corner of State and Hoyt Streets
Brooklyn
On Thursday, Goth inst, Miss PHEBE DrMILr, sister
Of the late SaNuel Demt In the Saith year of her age
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon, at four o'clock from
the family residence No. Rutger Place.
On Friday morning 22d inst, of consumption, CArHA
RNE wife Of Oliver H. p Brush in the 32d year of her
age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence, No 743
Warrington street, this Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood fer
3ntsrment, by the Canal street ferry
In Brooklyn on the 22d, Mrs MARY O'NEILL, wife of
Mr. Charles ONei in the 23d year Of her age after
ehort but Illness
Her friends and acquaintance, also those of her
cousin Margaret respectfully invited to attend
funeral on Monday morning without further invita-
fion, from her late residence Of Hudson
and Hillary streets, Brooklyn. Her remains will be
taken to Cavalry Cemetery, in Williamsburg for inter
ment.
On Friday, the 22d Of June, JAMES LErrERrs ScHrR-
MkRHoRN, aged thirty. four years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
spectfully invited to attend his funeral without fur
notice from his late residence, No 30l Ninth street.
this afternoon, at O'Clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23
Married,

On Sunday 18th inst by the Reverend Luke Barker,
Mr.. JOHN BENJAMIN, of Cincinnati, to Miss MARY Z.
CLINE, of this city.
On Thursday, June 14th, by the Rev. James M.
Hunting, GEoRoE JANEwAY, ESQ., Of New York, eldest
son of the late VIM Janeway Esq, to Miss ANN AMELIA
ErELLE youngest daughter Of Lewis STEELE ESQ., West
1eld, New Jersey.
On the 2lst inst, by the Rev. John w. D. Wood Mr.
DAVID II. CoUTANT to Mrs. HANNAH E. CourAxr, all of
New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, JupeA 4 M-Steamer Rough and Ready,
Cnney Hartford schrs Joseph LybrSndt Teal Richmond;
Increase Coles New Yorl Harriet Smith, Smith, New Lon
tsn; Ellen, Kelly, New York Shenandoah, Worth, Prov-
asne.i George Edward, May, Boston.
ieared Bark Iaconia es Boston; brss Mary Sophia
(Br) Parker Halifax; Herald Grey, Warenam Sea Bird
Gurus Boston; schrs C.rro Gordo Wood Provdence
kesuus smith, Providence; Shenandoah, Worth, do;
1ovnssnd Turner do Falcon Cole Boston, Argus CrAkett
%; Geo Edv May do; Santae Dickinson
AlcyonA, whitaker, Fall River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23
Passengers Arrived .

LvrRpooL-ship Z-Andrsw Thompson and 262 in the
steerage
NJ. RspILLxs-Bark Rover Count Carl Won Emden, Of
Vienna; fancon Of Marsees; Van Balou Of do-l2 In
steerage.
ST. MARrrHs- Brig GencoeMrs Darlington, two children
and servant; Miss Adams, Mon Petrol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23
MARKETS ELsEwaERE.
STOCK SALES

BosroE, June 2l.-Brokers Board-s6sha Connection
River Railroad 1a 80 Stonington Railroad b. 5s rs do
Reading Railroad, l96 10 Norfolk County Railroad 80
BIZ 10 Western Railroad lo2s % do. do i2; Portland
Jsk "a Vermont Central Railroad ~ Boston and Werces
denee Railroad div Of S21; do d. do do 0S; 90 East
Bssten Co.. 1885 50 do do, 60 l47s; 100 do. Edgeworth Co.
.; rights Vermont Central Railroad, loci Sll0 dividends
Cheshire Railroad, go: Second Board June 30 shares
Es.In Railroad 1925 sls2 dividends Cheshire Railroad
8; 500 do. do do, IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23

Anderf on Fran els r
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Avery Hiram Amen
Archibald James
Atwaier Jonathan
Jess
Averille John d
Atv alter Samuel T
Abrahams AnsS
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I list OF LETTERS KsMAININo IN rHE NEW YORK

IL Post Once, June ~, l8i9.
OFFICIALLY pvBLishED IN THE PAPKR HAVING TN
LAReEsT CIRCULATION.
Please mention the Of the List In which they are ~
yertiged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23

Cleared.
az s1s Co.
ser A.he1. Chase g.; Baltimore a McAnsrsx Co
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Quebec Mozambique tBr). burlington, do Bell 4 Son.
fssaiasad SGan. Greet. RI, !sn.ire ssAmia.
Kenny, Bay Chaieur, Brans; Christian, Baker, BE-
seir..L P Smith, Miller, Wilmington, Nc Ellen RodmAn
Arrived.
Ion spoke Scotch ship Bsions and isr disssoS
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sss Aif dsssD' cr'nd with
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Glencoe, Hnretine St Martins II day with SALT to
Sci. fsna%s tot PSroSSihan c.sF ATseiso Pr i
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sehr Jenny Lind of Baltimore Cullen. St Bartholomew
s.hI s,aesman cOshsa with ndss, to
SER sophia salse Newb.rn days. with naval stores,
sebr cisdio, Wood, Virginia, days
sehr Ballet. Davis Alexandria days, With mdss 70
sehr bounty Osborne, Baltimore, 4 days.
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LETTER BAGS OF steamer souherner for Charleston
oil - ~ she Exchahge Reading this afternoon, At
e4oeloek and the bags Oh steamer Isabel Havana
sh o'clock
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Port OF New York. june 20. ls4V.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
The truth, and the truth onIy,

Concerning SELLERS Celebrated Family Medicines
which have been the means of saving many lives,
and many Doctors bills. aa-Eycry Family is adj
vised to keep these medicines On hand.
T~Physicians are invited to use them in their
practice and expo Sc them publicly when they shall
fail Of aording re ef in the diseases for which they
are specially designed. :.
~ SELLERS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
which stands unequa'icd by any Medicine known for
the Cure of Liver Com ants and other diseases aris-
ing from dcranged ST tc Of the Liver.
This medicine has be en- in public use for about
eight years, and has acquired reputation for curing
the Liver Complaint whit has never been equaled
by any remedy heretofore offered to the public.
As an anti-bilious, or purgati.e pin they are un-
surpassed, and should be used in place of the COM
mon pills Of the day.
GiUe them q trial and the truth tciH appear.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIvER.-General loss
ofthe stomach;pains in the head
shoulders, back and sides; sense Of WEAKNESS with
sleepless nights; costiveness Of bowelssfoowed in
some cases by loosness; slight, dry cough low spir-
It's, with disincinaton to every duty, are prominent
symptoms Of diseased state Of the liver. The liver
is, however often much deranged when the most for
mdable symptoms are absent,a and becomes sadly out
of order before it is known. $500
For sale by E. E. GAY, Druggist Burlington. Iowa
February ~, 1S48-tf.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
FAMILY OINTMENT.

~ kn0wledged to be an infallible remedy in every
case where it has been faithfully applied on the hu.
man system, for promoting insensible perspiration,
drawing out the inflammation from wound, relciv-
Ing pain Of every kind and in its healing qualities
The world does not produce its equal and the pub
NC pronounce it the cheapest and best Family ONT
ment that has ever been used. All diseases Of the
nesh, obstinate ulcers, old sores, chilblains sore
throat burns, cuts, cutaneous eruption, sore nip
ple,sore breast diseases the eye,ague in the face
rheumatic pains, contracted s,pains in the side
back and other parts Of the system, boils, ulcers
scald head, bruises, fresh wounds, and every kind
Of containing the least particle Of inflammation
are permanently cured BY TINS great remedy. Grand
Depot, 20 Lake street, Chicago, III. w. b. SLOAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

THIS article is good, and just the thing every Fam.
lly should use. Soan's Water Proof TANEIN
TASTE, or Leather Resorer, saturateY the pores Of
Leather and render it Water Proof! 1t penetrates
she stest and hardest leather and sofens it once
removes the crust blister, and imparts streret
that Is incredible until seen. -
Harness, Boots, Shoes, Carriage-tops. Trunks and
"a act everything pade Of leather, is benefited at
least 100 ner Cent, by the of this Paste doub
hing its wear and durability. ss
Every family should keep this Paste constantly on
hand, and all will after 4 fair trial.
Nov 30 Grand Depot. 40 Like ST., Chicago, III.
And sold nearly every town in the Western States
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
SLIGO IRON STORE

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iowa.
TRoN-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes. .z -z
sTEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
SToVES-1mproved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Bon, 10, 4, and 9
plates, different sizes.
ALso-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron-wire, Nails,
and Casting of every description.
fnil supply of the above articles always on hand
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, '4S JOHN G. FOOTE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
NJ. c. Cook. NJ. ID.

once, corner Of Main and Pine Streets ST Louis Mo.
ulRCOOktendersh his acknowledgements to his nu-
L merous patrons for the confidence reposed in
his skill and ability in the important and critical de-
partments the profession, to which he continues
to devote his attention, Wis the diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Having devoted the last fifteen years to
the study and practice in this branch of medical sci
encc, he feels assured that in even the most
rate cases, he can accomplish permanent and safe
cure. His success heretofore warrants this degree
ofconfidence in any case that may be presented
Persons who are unfortunately afflicted with dis
ease Of either the EYE or the EAR, are invited to
call and seek relief. April 90 as-1v N
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
NqaRsE6sss53tta
NyNkIPygcyV
MEf6IEsga1FA

"ESTERN N. YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
Nv 201 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C.
vAUCHN'S Vegetable Lithontriptic MIXTURE cel-
e6ratcd Medicine which has made
Great Cures in all Diseases.
ii now introduced into this section. The limits OF
an advertisement will not permit extended notice
Of this remedy; we have only to say it has for its A.
gents in the United States and Canadas large Num-
Der ofeducatcd MEDICAL PRACTITIONERSin high
professional standing, who make general use of il
their practice in the following diseases; DROpSY
6RAVEI, and diseases Of the Urinary Organs: Piles
and all diseases OF the blood; arrangements Of the
Liver, &C., and ali general diseases OF the systen-
is particularly requested that all who contenplata
the OF this article, or who desire information
speeding it, will OBTAIN A PAMPHLET Of % ma
ges, which Agents whose names are below win clad
~ give away; this book treats upon the method of
cureexplains the properties of The article and the
diseases 1t has been Used for over this country and
Europe for four years with such perfect effect. o.
vcr t6 pages Of testimony from the Highest
will be fOnnd, with NAMES, PLACES and DATES.
which can be written to b. ANY one interested, and
sheparties will answer pos. paid communications.
@.%Bc particular and ask Jor H.: pa,aphle7, as no
other such pamphlet has ever been seem. The evil
Aence Of the power of this medicine over all disese-
es is guaranteed by persons Of well known standing
in society. Put up in 20 or. and IL OF. bottles
Price So, 30 OH 81, II or. the larger being the chsa-
per. Every bottle las &c. e. yAUGHs,' written on
the directions, &C. Gee pamphlet page Is. Prepared
BY DR. G. G. vArGHF, and sold at principal sOfiice
2O7 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to
sale OF this article erclusreyI32 Nassau New-York
and corner OF Essex and Washington, salem, Mass !.
and by all Druggists throughout this country and
Canada as Agents. T3-Ageat3, II. Blaksey, st Lou.
Mo-; F. F. Gay and J. +. Talant, Burlington. Iowa
r. bloomington; A. Heniis:on, Wapello J. smjth
Ponaoosue; !. II Tyres, Es Madison, :. b. Farnam,
travelling ageAts (aug II, l84s)
DLANEs-smooth, Jack, FORE ana JointeT; fer
i sale BY lsp 2oAsl John FooTE.
ID0RT roLIOs-IastfecsivedI doz. Port POLES.
/ oct 10 ABzzHAMs, Corner Barrett House
~ OLD PENS-Jusg received dog. Gold Pens 81
I1T0cf4e - = = Dofnss Hsrsst House
4, C46ee,! CoHeosN - - = :
1.Sn BAos prime green RiocolIse, for sale BY
~ ytt3 ~ as w + COOLBAUGH.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Thomas bradford.

annDDna.s OCCULIST AND PHYSICIAN
r =, would respectfully inform the
public that he has an Office on
Jefferson street, lover Mr. Gays
I>~1 Drug store, where he will be
happy to attend to all who
13nu1f may be SO unfortunate as to
UUUU need his assistance.
His mode of treatment in diseases of the Eye eau
but little pain to the patient and speedy cure
in all is the result. Reference be given to
some who were under his treatment last summer in
st LOUIS and live but short distance from this c-
y who will be happy to state the reliefthey receive
ed after suffering for two years severe pain with
the loss of sight.
Particular attention paid to diseases of females,
and medicine prepared suited to their case.
Chronic diseases Of all kinds treated with success
rheumatism, chronic anc acute; neuralgia, palpi-
taton of the heart liver complaint, dyspepsia, etc.
DR. BRADFoRD's LIVER DROPS is the best medi-
cine in for ague and fever, bilious fever, liver
complaints, and all diseases of the hillary organs
He also prepares medicines for cholera morbus,
entary, bowel complaints, ETC., which he keeps
stantly on hand and for sale. Also, for sale, his
rheumatic plaster, which is warranted to rheu
matism and all pains in the back or loins.
For sale over Gays Drug store, on Jefferson ST.,
Burlington, Iowa. Dec. %, 1S4S-ly
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
Sloan's Valuable New Work on Horses.

SsOeM soiuaoic 1scWSVoIk Oh IAO1SeSs
Iae Complete drier, Horse Doctor, price % cts.
yINHIS celebrated work, although it is sold at so
l. cheap rate, Is the best one ever published on
The Diseases Of Horses. It is written in plain Ian
guage that every one understand, and TIE direc-
zion Cor the treatment Of diseased horses are so mi
mute - not to be misunderstood BY the most astutc
among hostlers. -
Persons wanting single copy Of this work, may
carefully enclose rs cent piece in half sheet of
paper. The postage the work will be only cents
% any part Of the United States. 4
Address w B. Sloan, No. 10 Lake ST.. Chicago.,x
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
]. G. Lauman & Brother,

IL De L8um81 q 0TOI06rs
Corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets,
AVE just opened, and will be in receipt from tn
y Eastern cities during the season, large stool
4 fresh and desirabis Fall and Winter Goods. Tn
ssortment is complete and extensive in every de
ras purchased, will be sold at unusually low rates
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Super mode Cobury and cashmere Cloths;
Mode coiorcd de LANES;
Satin striped cashmeres. poplin de chcins;
Satin striped alpaccas, Ga plaid cashmeres;
Super 5-l French Ginghdms;
A handsome assortment of Bonnet trimmings;
Bonnet ribbons from 10 to 50 cts per yard;
Outside and face flowers and feathers;
Thread edgings from to % cts per yard;
Fancy silk and velvet cravats;
Linen cambria hdkfs, etc. ct;
Shawls.
Black and mode cold plain and emproidered
cloth shawls;
Sd and 1914 cashmere shawls;
Fancy plaid, wool and blanket shawls;
Staple Dry Goods.
IS bales brown muslin; 100 ps. bleached do
400 ps. assorted prints;
$50 do Merimack blue and blue orange;
100 do do and London prints, very superior
Tickinrs, brown and bleached cotton Flannels;
Red, white and yellow flannel, plain and tweed;
Super French flannels, "a and A. linseys;
100 ps. sattinetts and Ky Jeans;
100 doz wool comforts and hoods;
so ps. silk, pocket hdks, from s7i to ~ so each;
Extra brown sheetings Ia yds wide;
do do "a sheetings;
do Cd and A bleach sheetings;
RUSSIA and birds-eye diaper;
ga and 1914 damask linen table Cloths;
s, D and 1914 brown do do do
Brown and bleach cotton table diaper;
Crash, bed blankets, ETC.,
Gentlemen's Wear.
Super French black Cloths;
do English do and blue cloths:
Blue and black cloths as low as 81 SO per I'D;
Super French black doe-skin cashmere, some
Black and fancy casimeres; tthlng extra;
Drab and blue blanket cloth;
Silk velvet. satin and cashmere vestlngs;
Satin and Italian cravats,gum silk suspenders;
Merino and flannel undershirts and drawers;
Gloves and Hosiery.
Lady's black and cold super Paris kid gloves;
do do do silk and cashmere do
do white silk isle thread and cotton do
Silk and thread picknett mitts and gloves;
Long trimmed silk, mitts and worsted gloves;
Misses silk gloves; at
Gents super kid and buck gloves;
do hoskin, Berlin and silk do
do Hear, buck gloves and mittens:
Boys wool and buck gloves and mittens;
Lady's super silk and cashmere hose;
do lambs wool and alpaca do
lChildren,s lambs wool and cotton do
Gents merin0 and half cotton do
Notions.
Long neck and polka tuck and side combs;
Shell, tuck and side combs;
Buffalo and English pressed dressing combs;
Horn and wood pocket do
Steel beads,purse and bag clasps,rings l. tassels;
1 Purse silk, toilet and shaving soap;
Chrystalixed wash balls linen tapes and ribbons;
Stocking yarn and knitting cotton;
Cold spool cotton, warranted 200 yds;
Rev style brocade coat buttons:
Slver'd brocade and satin vest buttons,
Jet agate and pearl do
2o0lbs white and assorted sewing cotton;
Redtace casteel binding;
Travelling baskets, whalebons;
Boys patent leather belts;
livery combs, tooth brushes, etc. etc.
sept. 81, ls48 &c. L.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
HATS AND GAPS.

# perchasers who wish to buy good cheap and
Fashionable Hat or Cop, call at the corner Of Wa
eef and Jerson streets, where the largest and best
assortment to be found in Iowa, has Just been re-.
seived from Philadelphia and New York.
Anew cases super Moleskin hats, latest style;
Mems low priced moleskn and fur hats;
do black and white Mexican do
do super otter caps;
do super seal and nutria caps;
do super and common musk caps;
40 line cloth caps; Mems plush samaslinew
do silk and worsted plush caps;
do cloth and glazed caps,
Boys cloth, plush and glazed caps;
Bovr and infants fancy cloth caps and tarbaas.
The a3pve lot which only comprises portion or the
assortment, will be found well worthy the attention
efpurchasefs. J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER
!. SEPT 1640 corner Water and Jefferson SITS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
% r Coo DIS.


~ BALES AS, rs and A. brown muslins;
80 500 ps. IA, 7-S, A and ga bleached mnslins;
SO do brown drillings; so7s. blcached do
90 do white, yellow and scarlet fiannels;
IS do brown and bleached cotton do
IS do jeans ana satinetts;
rs do hne and neavy cloths;
30 do black and fancy cassimeres;
"a. so do a., "A and 5-4 tickings;
II do woollen tweeds;
IS do black and fancy alpaccas;
do black bombazincs;
- do Manchester ginghams;
600 do black, blue and fancy prints;
90 doz wooden comforts; doz polxas;
Is do net under-shirts and drawers;
Is do woollen hoods;
Is do buck mitts and gloves;
200 do Coats spool thread;
400 do white and colorcd thread;
800 lbs. white and do skein thread;
rs do black patent @ do
400 blanket shawls, etc. etc.,
with large assortment Of buttons, hosiery, need
less pms, gloves, suspenders, ribbons, laces, hdk
combs, &C., which will sell very cheap for cash
pork, wheat, iaxseed, dry hides, wax, and most ali
kinds of produce. Call and examine our stock and
prices before you purchase.
sep ~, lSIS cox, GARRETT & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
WIN u. SEWERS. VIM T. sNl
Sewers & Smith,

"A TTORNEYS and Coun sellors at Lass, OsG
II Iowa, Will punctually attend to any busiupes
entrusted to their care in the Supreme and lnls5p
courts OF the State, and give their prompt atteS<
10 the securing and collection of clams, the ~
ment OF taxes, the purchase and sale OF lands, agen-
cies. generally, etc., etc. OFFlcE--One door west
of the Court House. dec 4 fS4e-iy b
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
MiIliCan Clark .

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, BURLINGTON
~ Iowa. Best Of References can be giuen-jan 90,
nRY GOODS; 30 bales A brown muslins;
IL bales A. heavy Osnaburgs;
500 pieces Foreign and Domestic prints;
80 do fancy Manchester ginghams,
100 do satinetts and jeans:
20 do fancy French &American Cassimeres
100 do assorted cotton and wooden Flannels;
so do black and fancy Alpaccas;
90 dog buck mitts and gloves;
100 doz assorted woclen comforts;
200 lbs. white and colorcd skein cotton; for sale
at greatly reduced prices by (sl4) w r CooLBAuGH
STORAGE! STORAGE!i
ME are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods,
w Wares, Grain, Pork. Lard, Flour etc.. etc., to
transact any Forwarding or Commission Business
onfhe most reasonable terms at our large and SUBJ
stantial brick ware house Front street, Burling-
ton. nov %, '4S Parsons, Corr & Parsons :
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
Madison EOusc.

Fort Madison, Iowa, by w. f. GARMAN.
-. THIS House has changed hands, and is being
M::: thoroughly repaired and reftted, is now rea-
.!L dy for the reception oftraveers and boarders.
A more pleasant and healthy location can
net be obtained the river, whilst effort will be
spared to give entire satisfaction to guests.
Guests accommodated with Rooms, transiently,
or by the week or month.
Ea-A convenient stable is attached to the premi-
ses, where a careful hostler will be found always
ready to do his duty. nov 23-tf