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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-12
california life Risks.
taken at lower rates than by any other compan

The business Of thee: mpany will he conduct.
ed upon the JoiST steel, and upon the MUTUAL
principal at the option OF the injured thus meet
ing the wants and circumstances of the public
more fully, it is believed than purely m tua
cunpahic. can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 80 Is per cent. less for insurance than the
rate: Of the best organized NUT ual Companies,
or will receive WHIST j. equivalent to 33 1-3 per
cent. per ahnnin, in dividend profits pnid in sd.
vance, Instead Of rcceivin. an uncrrt ain amount
ut the end of eaci, year in script certificates re-
'lecnablc On certain contin. cucics while ut the
same time the annual cash paymcntsarc increas.
e'l by the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount Of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pose to insure at the usual rates of mutualC ON.
Panes, dividing the net earnings each year Civ.
ing script certificates redcemablc after u Mutna;
lnsuranceFMnd "fTwoimndred Thousand Dol.
lnrs is accumulated, aud charging u commission,
for conducting that part of the business, einivn-
Lent to only about one halt the expenses of tho
Company, securing Qo.ses being cqual) u larger
yearly dividend To the mutual insurers, besides
giving the members u lien upon :. joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars u
large 'nint Stock Reserve Fund which will he
pledged ms security for payment of lossas, in
addition t" hic usual Capital aud Rcscrve Fund
in mutual Companies.
This company is not only one Of the most
prosperous but also one Of the very best in the
country.-U Hartford Daily Courier
No Company in the Union has had such a
run ofbusiness a this company since its organ.
iZati,jn.
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NIOtirc.

4 y v s>sns 'aaestsd to its s.h.eris>s si,h., 4,
Va. ~ Aeeeani al sis ssoaias assdiay ar. T.
sS~"se 70 make isnr''edis's rsyrsrr,.
-- Eu,snt, s.r Z 80
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CooGneI1SloNcRs MorICH

WE the subsetbefs, iring spp"ais'l BY the Hon.
w Probate Conn fr the district II Rutland eoains-
-i,uer- Ia receive exam aud sdjust siI claims and
d.ms'yis Of alt persan. sssias The s.,s,e Of
AAAsA DICKEKMAN late Of Mount holly.
in sad district, deceased. represented insoivsGt and
s,K nr,nths from hs ,hirj day Of July 1850 b-t
loved ny ssh court for thsi purfo.e do therefoe
hereby give ao,ice that gill sied 10 The
OF our aid appointment 81 The dwelling Of ls
coo Passey. 10 M"unthsaiy, TIA issl Tbass4y. al
until four eL,et. ? ~ 90 each Of ss,d days.
Dated 81 MagntholIy. ". Aug. I, 1870.
ii ISsSc H6bi c9mmi',l0a."
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Titcon. BIS Patent
Nee mivc and Protector.

ny ,hs u,- Of ,h,s Hw, Bee are t'roirc.
I'D ,hsough our s~,~sc ~,ntrfs, GA account
e I'M ~v~n Temperature "f the a" shhin H.,
.aa its peculiar arrangement ff ven ,'si'"n,
,h,t not So arm has bern lpst FROM the ma =
nv hive, us-J n tim the three years past -
Vi ,s . complete rio. ct"s sgHms' the al
ncks e ne ,skbm,ng b~rs, bee moths. Nc ,
And afofd. ,,rc nl,nr ise'ii,ss for replacing
old bfuod ees,bs by a-~ nsws. II - "nrqnat
I'd AZ ~s.,sk i.u. swsrns issuing from II
G,m twe 10 three weeks earlier Than from
80, other hive. The surplus hone, ~ rrad''
1, ubis,oce from II, - pure state, without
t,hu,,py il.e bees. ~ boArs Ut suitable ere i"i
t.,nii, us~ ~ the ,narkrt
1ht. ii,vt ia run.ifucird GU philosophical
ani .rrni,Gc prirc'ples, aud needs only tn
L. s-rn 80 ,npu'r its Use by those VIII" IRE
acquainted With the instincts aud natural
habits VI the honey bee.
81 WARN. Windsor VI /" agent f.,
tn" sale Of County, Town, aud individual
'iahu.
\ iIw- may he sren at Mr.. Aaron Barnes
IA Rutland. G.n
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nNE Two fforsr Lumber and one on
~ ii"sse Buggy Wagon for sale cheap by
y. l.. ROBBINS
Sop, 81, l3,o -
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Extract J,oas Letter.
To those Just Married. -" uad | known 7"

"PHiLAbELShIA, Nov. ~. lst7.
DR. A. N. MAuRrEAv; Hsd knGwn o the i'm
portapt matters treated Of in The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion some yesn ego ke~
much misery might have escaped have suffered
Year, from causes hich you point out IN your hoot
without know ing what 10 do. obtsined copy. AMI.
found my treated or uuA every female viii
avail herself Of tho information contained 10 lie osgs
Letter. arc daily received Of this character. unno
.cssary To present
To those yet unmarried, but conte rpplating mar
siage or perhaps hcsitatiI,y - 70 the proprsty II
insurvg tie responsibilities attendant spos it, no
importance 1t being possessed Of the revelations
tanned in theso psses 30 intimately involving aeis
fs,are happiness. can ~ - appreciated.
10, II coor~e mpraeticahle 70 convey mo.. fun,
tie various subjects treated Vi, they of ~,
tuse stsirby intended for the married. OF those
lempht,ng marriage; Asthes 10 IL necessary. since
edge whereby the sud.vinrs " which wifi. moth
er or = sister. may DC subject. can bc obyis,ed.
- Copies will ~ .s., ~ Mil fses e Yssisss
- she Psrchssrv.
~ On the receipt oil One Dollar. 4" THE MAR.
RIED WOMAN'e PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
pANiON" 10 sent (nssiisd )rer/ 70 any part 81 Tie
a".se saa.os % n.y.: .a "a; r.
Publishing oaice. No rs Liisny 81, New Y~t
Owes ~, oSs CeSses lave bees ssss ~ MAIL
within three mouths Wit perfect safety aud ess
tsinty.
Boz k'eiers and agents engaged in Its sale
"re making handrone comPeteneies from the
ready and extraordinary d.msnd for it, and
the extremely liberal tenn, afforded thep.
Active ioSrl and travelling sgslt., through
oat tho Uuited State. aud Canada-, will be ,up-
Piled on the same terms. Communications ar
required to be postpaid and addressed as above
'.CAUTlOS The public are cautioned
. ;aintt various ea.eh-renpies Intended to be
paimed N upon them, initiating the title Of the
work o. The Married kADlEs' Medical Com.
panion.' aud variou. other titles. The title Of
The work is 'Tng MAssEo wOMAN'S Pal
vsrr MrpieAL ConsAsios,' by DR.. N.
.nauriceau. 2S6m
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MARRIAGES:
WHY 50 OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY

TIE CAUSES AND lin kEMEDl
MAsy sni mAsy vile s,sssvs y~ss Il hoAS
ssasrins end Il mental anguish. prusssah and Aslp
,,ss sms,ssvins bcs Ne. that 81 be, hsshssA m
nssarsins sas sss.ss wsGss 4 hss ohI,arsa sss.hx
frua sassss whisA y Assss. wosA have spsrsd Vie
sGer,~s. the angsisA - ~ sifs, ssA - ~ hss
band smhsrssasurass aHd pscsassry didesi,,ss Aas-
,as their origin In the mind being weighed Down and
aa-.sseJ In cosssaescs q tie siehs~s Il he eUul
pan,ca Of his tpson.
How important that the eauses sbould be known
to ovcry wife. 10 every hoshsnd that the Dire adfal
ard narrowing c,asc9scnces 10 tho hsal,h and hap
Pines Of both may be avoLledi Life 10 to short aud
health scs ysecnus tn aims any pstion II thc
bs spcni without the fall sstryusat u ths ctlrss
The timely pos-'ssuo 81 . little ~prk suiiued -
6llo~s hes hecn the means Il saving dc health aud
a.s lie II thousapds a. over
TWO HUNDRED THoUeAN0
copies ha,o hccn odd since The Gsss edition was n
sucd.
The author has been indeed to advertise u by
tho urecn, and pressing request Of those who have
bcen indebted 10 iss puilicann ior an they hid dsas
nhst an may have orpcrtaa'y u oasa'nns NJ, enc
who havn favored hm with thossasss II letters a
sncon,ium some Of which are asnsasA " he ad,ss
tisemsnt
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Extract Of Lstie, froa, GeM'ieman ." Dayton, a
"DAvroS, May !. 1897.
"Dn. A. II. MArRioEAu-My Dear SW: The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion 6s
which enclosed one dollar Ia your address cams
safely u hand | would mot have troubled you with
lhcsv few lincs but that ! AM iiDpellet by sense
Of gratitude En myself and wife. to give ssserancs
a. our sincere aud heartfelt emotions.
my vito las been pcrceptbly sinking Tor some
three years or more 10 consequence ct hcr grent an
gui,h and suffering months before and during
confinement every successive ono more and mora
debitatcd and proatrstcd her pnttng her life in nm
nincnt danger. and which was, on the last OCCASION
dcspairc Of lsupposcd that this state Of thngswas
inevitable and resigned myself to meet the wosst
Al this time t,now about two HWnthsl heard your
book highly spoken Of. as containing. sorn matters
reaching nv case On its r,cei 1T and perusni can
not express you the relief it Afforded my distressed
mind End the ty ito pages imPartc'l 10 my wife IN
learning that the great discovery 81 NJ. NJ. Desc
mcuux prpvilcd a remedy II Opcned Pre~pect 10
mc which little conceived was p'sslblc. No poca.
MARY consideration ever repay the obligations
am under to you for having been tho mean. OF nm.
parting 10 Ne tho matters contained IN The Mafncd
Wonsn's Private Medical Companion hut bs
this. ere another year ~ould have passed owe! ny
head, in all human probability my wife would have
boon in her grave. and my children left mohosisA'
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ptt'tk tsei, Prssss'c", al s~f''crs 30 Fh,s'o'sn'
=. ps,ss .as J., the eaiaess - lssi,..~ ssd vac
sh, II Lsaio~, MAY :. 10.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my s,n w,ll,sm Frost has become
siubbnrn aud dis sol'edieni ana has ,ifsyed from
home, tins 10 N Forbid all Persons trusting ror
'ns hH 90 my account I shall pay no debts of his
Contracting after This date aud shs hold any person
or I~fsons accountable 10 me for his iab"r
IRA FROST
M"un'h"1v August u ia5n 3t:s~%
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CARPENTERS vAnrrn

\ lev Csipen'ers Will lind good encour
Ag-mrni 'of s or Z months, T application i
made s"o' TO the agent oil ii.e Rsiisnd 4 Bv,
iiDgIon Co, At kstiand
so u -. ffkktNs, Ay.n,
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NOTICE.

THIS SIC 10 certify that have this day given Wy
sn, henrt Nichols'n his lime dsrins the re-
maa'ef oi his m'nofty, and shalt claim none OF his
earnuss nor pay any debts ~ HI. cont ract,ns sfe
this dne. JEDI THAN NICHOLSON.
Tl0mnuth, Aus. 3uh 1880. 3i.3ss
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EWALL FULIAM,


,rroe>kY AZ LAW. AM AA~r..R IN C,,,>
ctRS LCDLH!v VT.
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WINDOW sAAH
!.s.bcs & GeAgxs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22
First and Hardest Blow at Monopoly!!

N TWO years ago we struck the first blow at
monopoly, bringing Gown HATS AND CAPS
nearly 80 per cent, or one-third; subsequently
we struck the second blo,c at Monopoly! bringing
'hem down still lower; and the past spring we
struck the third blow at Monopoly -! bringing
Gown everything in the shape Of Hats, Caps, and
Ready Made Clothing, to the lowest prices ever
known IN the history Of Burlington!
We have the best evidence in the world that our
enorts IN this respect known and by
the people, IN the fact that doing more than
twice as much business this season as we have
ever done at any former period. fine Moleskin
nat tor SO to 81 so; fine Angola hat for ST SO; a
good son fur hat for 81 25 and all other articles in
our line IN proportion, shows new era in the his
tory of trade in Iowa.
We determined at the first to establish a BUSH
ness on the principle of Lo,p prices Fair deaiing,
and Cash Sales. We have strictly adhered to that
plan, and have the best reason in the world to be
SATISFIED with it. But we want all the world and
'the rest of manknd TO know that we de sign to do
more and better still the coming fall; for we are
determined that our stock shall be more full and
complete than ever; and as shall purchase ex.
ciustrely in New York and Philadelphia, we be-
leve that we can strike One More Riow at existing
prices with effect. s-"E
Such rush for summer Clothing as we have had
sweeping OF nearly our entire stock in two
months--proves that we stick to our motto, ga
n,mble sixpence better than rusty shilling"
Burlington July a. $50 J.STURGIS q SON.
Medical Department OF the s, Louis University.
F"cuty.-i IL. Linton, NJ. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
A. Litton, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. A. Pope, NJ. d., Professor of the Principles
anc Practice of Surgery, Clinical Surgery and Dean
of the Faculty.
M. NJ. Pailen, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
James Blake, NJ. d., Professor of Descriptive,
General and Surgical Anatomy.
Ihos Reyburn. NJ. D., Professor of Matcria Med
lea and Therapeutics.
r. s. Holmes, NJ. D., Professor of PLY sology and
Medical jurisprudence.
w. NJ. McPheeters, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
c. w. stevens. NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The regular Lectures commence annually on the
10th of October. Whole cost OF tickets $lO5; Ma
circulation Ticket S.; Dissecting $40; Graduation
Fee $50; Board from $40 to sl2 per month. Medi-
cal students are admitted free of charge to the Me-
deal and Surgical practice in the City Hospital and
also in the st Louis Hospital, and the Marine Wards
during the Lecture Terms.
Students, or others, desiring further information
can either address the Dean, and he will forward
them descriptive pamphlet, on arriving in the
city call upon him at his office, l23 Locust street,
three doors in the rear of Odd Fellows Hall.
July %, 1850 CHAS A. POPE, NJ. D., Dean.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

Gss. TAYLoa's EsrArE.-Some weeks
20 letter appeared in the N. Y. Err
yns. that gave much pain to the friends
e Gen. Taylor throughout the Union.-
IL purport Of it was, and the particulars
.c,ered into gave il the look of authentic
~ /, that Gen. Taylor's estate was much
ts.harrsssed at the time OF his death, and
i:arss were entertained that his family
you'd barely have a home to live on.
Maunsell White & Co., Of New Or.
.ls,ns, publish card in the N. o. Plea
80. Of the End inst, in which they quote
&. Express letter, and entirely contradict
I. statements. The conclusion of their
ard il a. follows:
These repres entations, We are happy 10
), able to say, are nnfounded in every
rar,icular. As his agents for more than
iveoty-ive years, we can say with some
carainty that he leaves TO his family, in
bapk stocks and other valuable property,
M amount Of two hundred thousand dol
hrs.
n. He never, to our knowledge, was in
debsed to any one. We have never seen
his obligation in the shape Of note. He
d;ed without owing dollar.
! b. making this public, you will remove
ayery injurious impression, and make
known facts that will cause general graf
location. Very respectfully,
5.s MAUNSELL WHITE & co.
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Il Il Il EFT HOUSE.

q ~ JET 7 ENsUN STREETS,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THIS large and splendid House has changed
hands and been refitted, and all the latest improye
ments being introduced that are to be found in
the Hotels in the East, and the arrangements are
such as cannot fail to please.
1t is the determination of the proprietor that the
Barrel House shall be second to none in all that
pertains to the character of first rate House, and
ii will be his especial care that the traveller shall
receive every accommodation.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, can at all
times be furnished with pleasant aud airy rooms.
Families will also he taken permane mt boarders
ID. X. CARAVAN, Proprietor.
N. B.-Large and commodious stsbling is at
tached. for the accommodation of those trav cling
by private conveyances. fmay as, 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

Il REQ. Z. W. Sshon-Rep. Edu'd Stevenson.
The following is q verbatim copy Of certificate
now in the possession of the proprietor of BULBS
earsaParilla. Rev. Z. w. sehoB is widely and gen.
orally known a. an eloquent and accompii shed Pas
tor OF the M. f. Church, and Rev. Edward Steven
so0n has been known as one of the most talented
and jealous members that the Kentucky Confer
snce could boast of for many years, this time
10 filling the high and responsible station Of agent
for the N. s. Book Concern, South. Can the world
produce better or more satisfactory testimony in
favor Of any medicine? 9@
sr@ Ua Louisville, May %, Is4s.
We have used John BULBS Sarsaparlla and have
known u to be used with entire satisfaction, and
Ne have 10 heajtessors~ su Seasfnx tnur we -bx-
rueve II 20 % safe snd valuabic mctfraf com.
pound, and calculated TO produce much good, and
relieve much suffering; and therefore, would cheer
fully and earnestly recommend it to the afflicted.
saasaa E. w. SEHON,
as L. STEVENSON,
l7eFor particulars Of the effects of this wonder.
f1l medicine, the reader is referred to the adver-
6sement to be found in another column. fmy %
4 DrFor sale by e. L. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
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STABiLfTY-sECURIT y-PERPETUITY-
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New Yo.
A Million of TNoIInrs

N>'A> NOhpabyy VI view
Million Of Dollars
securely Invested in Bonds and Mortgages on re-
al estate IN The cities of New York and Brooklyn,
and stocks OF the State ana City or New York and
United States Government.
All The Profits are divided among tho Insured.
The Company declared dividend or profits OF
hIty-two per cent, all existing policies ON the
3fst of January, is4s.
Persons may effect is.rance on their own lives
anu The lives CT others.
married woman insure the life or her hus-
uann' me benefits Of which secured b. saw for
INC exclusive use Of herself or children.
'ierSymen and all others dependent upon safa-
iies or their daily earnings specially invited to
avaii themselves OF resource Whereby their sur
penury.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles Of Nr-
tua Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages
with forms Of application, may be obtained =. The
Office of Geo. Eralee- Agent, on jefferson street.
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y- CHARLrs Gill, Arfuary."
July Is, 1850 GEO. FRAZEE- Agent.
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.Bssts, Shoes, Hats and Caps.

BENNETT Y
Ne. 10t, Main street, Saint Louis, Missouri.
UTHOLESALE DEALERS in the above Goods,
w would respectfully call the attention Of their
Old customers and Country Merchants, generally,
70 their large stock daily arriving, which has
been manufactured expressly to their order, and en-
braces greater variety of qualities and styles
brought to this market, among hich may be found
% cssel mems kin hoots: 4(1 mrs ladies', lastn
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Cholera II Chicago.

The reports of the Board of Health
show q slight decrease in the cases of
cholera. For the last few days, we have
had cool bracing air, and we hope to see
4 much greater decline next week.
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HARDW ARE

| ia n
! '1fHE subscribers have now received their Snrine
Il stock OF Hardware, comprising every thing in
their line, and which they offer at such prlces
as will successfully compare with those of any
Hardware House in st Louis. The attention OF
purchasers is particularly requested to our stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Among which may be found several STYLES of
front and chamber door locks never before offered
in Iowa.
New style store door New style rim lock 4, min
locks, 2 keys; eral knobs;
New novelty store door New stvle rim lever lock .
locks, white knobs; dortice locks with white
Novelty store oorlocks,3 and dark knobs;
dark knobs; Patent rim Latches;
Dead rim door locks; do mortice, do .
Russell, Erwin &Co's new do sliding. do
style store lock . KEYS do Drop do
and white knobs, splen- do Norfolk do
did article; Square do
Front door locks, with Common thumb do
white knobs and silver Store door do
mountings; Rim lock and latch;
cottage LOCKS ana latches Hinges, screws. etc etc
Also, new styles of closet, cupboard and chest
locks: window blind fasts Cupboard catches; Sash
locks, Jarpaned and brass wardrobe hooks; Pat AK
lie pullies, shutter lights and screws; Brass plush
bolts; Complete sets of sliding door furniture etc
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
Roller buckles; Japanned breast hooks:
Martingale rings; Top props rein suare.
Japanned TeTrets; Halter Shree hing rings
do carriage knobs; Union and roller web;
do halter bolts; Floor oil cloth:
w SHhets' curtain oil DO
Together with complete assortme Mt OF Carriage
trimmings and Saddlers Tools.
LAMPS AND GIRANDOLEs
most complete and beautiful assortment of
Lamps and Girandoles. consisting in part of
Gliandoes and 2 lights Side lamps, gilt and ia
gilt and sNvered; PANIED;
Solar lamps, plain and cut Hand lamps;
Globes; Britannia. brass and ia
Hungary lamps; PANIED candle sticks;
BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia copper pots; Britannia Pitchers;
do sugar bowls; do goblet tumbrrs
do table castors; do candlesticks:
Also, Complete sets of Britannia Tea Ware.
CUTLERY.
Table cutlery; s. Butchers Knives;
Pocket do Shoe do
- TOOLS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers,
Coopers, Blacksmiths and Wheclwrights.
Also, carriage springs; Iron axles; Gardening
tools; Pruning knives and shears; Hay knives; Pa
tent pumps; Straw knives; Lead pipe; Porcelain
sauce pans: Shoveis and tonps; Androns; Smooth
ing Irons: Hair, cloth, tooth, shaving. wall, scrub
and painters Brushes: Razor strops; Rogers shay
ing cream; Fancy soaps; Prescription scales; Gun
locks; shovels; Spades; Hoes Rakes; Mill and Cross
cut Saws; Junata Nails, etc. etc.
Devoting our attention exclusively to Hardware,
we satisfied that we suit purchasers, both
in quality and price. Don't forget to call at the
G. BURLINGTON HARDWARE STORE
april IS, 1850 No ?, Jefferson street
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~ Total, LA 95
v. JAS. CGRTIss, prest. :
VIM. H. Brown, Samuel Hoard, F.
Hossley, Commissioners.
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10 1 e u !;

y O Monday last, the residence Of Mr. William LLOYD
s1 niles south Of Burlington, Mrs COCHRAN, aged 50.
~ g. lad been in health for several onths but
vMhM few days her disease assumed malignant form
- tstninated Ia decided Of cholera Her hus.
sead y now In California and will probably leave for
k0s long before the melancholy of his wifes
nacbss him. Mrs c., had been member Of the Congre.
UGsaaa Church in this place for about one year.
ID this city, on Tuesday the 18th inst, Mrs SARAH
!ASs, consor Of Mr. CHAs. .. IoCKARD, merchant, in
~ 9Th year Of her age. She was ffom Lewisburr. u
asa Co., Pa but for about three years she had
b this place. None knew her but love her She was
evidently prepared for her great change.
Il The action Of DR. storms Scotch Cough Candy
Oilers very materially from any other compound
sver invented. not only allays Bronchial Irri-
tation, but, operating very mild purge, it keeps
the stomach and bowels in healthy condition leay
ing the patien: an appetite which few other Cough
Mixtures could impart.
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tiers and half gal 9 rs;
$500 prs ladies'fncy en- nam.
sled slips and busk ms ;
) 5000 prs misses kip calf and
goat lace boots;
$500 prs misses kid boots,
ties and slips;
2O0O prs misses goat V lace
shoes and buskins;
1000 prs child's kip,calfand
grain shoes:
5000 prs child's fancy boots
CATERS;
5000 prs goat lace and roam
shoes;
1000 prs fancyenam'd shoes
Meas fashionable fur and
silk hats;
do broad & medium brim
brush hats;
do soft blk, white & bro.
Mexican hats;
do son BLK and white do
do soft wool, all colors and
qualities; ......
Boys soft wool and fur, all
qualities,
q
Mems otter, nutria, seal and
muskrat caps;
do 6ne cloth, plush and
glazed caps;
Boys fine cloth, plush and
glazed caps;
do hair, seal aud sealette I;
Infants fancy cloth and vel.
vet caps.
o, B, 4 co