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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-08

SrBTErnaNrAN LAKE Ar LANCASTER. -
The Lancaster PA Gazette gives an ac-
count of an underground body of water
which it says lies beneath the highest
point Of the city 81 feet under the SUR
face and 30 feet above Centre Square.
1t was first discovered by a workman
digging well, and Is thought to be so
feet wide and 10 deep. 1t flows IN a
south western direction. The Gazette
proposes hat the water be used to sup
ply the city.
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I. q. d. Il.
Farm for Sale.

TtIE subscriber being bout to remove, offers
L. for sale tho Farm on which he now resides
containing 100 ACRES. situated in Cecil Co.,
Md, miles North Of Elkton md miles west
oil Newark, Del, near Fair Hill p. o.
The improvements consist of stone House.
Tenant House, Barn, aud other au,butldings,
also a choice selection Of fruit trees. There is
about 90 acres we'll umbercd, thc balance is in
good state Of cultivation, well watcred with
springs and streams running ,hroug, tit is
convenient to mills schools and churches. The
above will 10 sold bargain ifappicd for soon.
June St r. ClIRiSTY.
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CoNrlRMAT,oNo OF Mr.. MArFlr's DEATH.
The Mobile Tribune, OF the Goth ult..
confirms the report of the death OF the
Rev. ]. N. MatIit. He died IN that city
on the 2Sth, after few hours illness, at
ahe residence Of Major Chamberlain. The
Tribane says;
Soon after the attack. Dr. Games was
called in and found the patient suffering
drom excrn''ating pain in the pit Of the
stomach. Medicine was speedily ad-
ministered and favorable change occur
red WITHIN a few minutes. Afterwards
calomcl was given with the happiest eff
feet, the cold and clammy state OF the
cx'relnities and surface giving place TO a
gentle, warm and healthy glow Both
physician and patient thought the dan
ger passed. but suddenly the pain re
turned, and shifting to the regions of the
heart soon produced death. Dr.. Gaines
denominated 1t spasm OF the heart.
Thus has passed away suddenly and
unexpectedly one who has figured prom
inently in the Methodist Church for the
last thirty years. Allthls tune he enjoy
ed strong and unfnchlng friendships
while, at the same time, he was beset
with spirited and unceaslng opposition
both in and out OF church. He has gone
10 settle his accounts; therefore, let his
good deed, be remembered and whatever
as censurable forgotten.
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$50 Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, on Saturday
EAnight the list ofJune, Nero MAN, named
Jesse Brown. Tic took with him four pair of
pants--two pair were white cotton gooss-and
three sumner coats two hats and one pal of
fine half boots. Hc is about ~ years old, small
size with IA scar on his forehead s'ammsrs very
much when spoken to. The above reward will
be paid il ia ken out Of the State 500 il taken
within the State and $50 if taken in the county
and returned to me, or secured so that may
yet HIM. THOS, Is, SWARlI
June ST Abingdon, llallUld co. Nd.
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Pine FerlrS.

TUE LAhGF L, cIlNrESr EnaESThe
mos 81 r AZ assortment OF .,auo Forte, eli
United otrh. ar tNnys be to.ud at L,c,f
house Of Tho siiu,,tth r..
~ CAt>um street, o5oDg l%Gh.
A. the uld Stand u"rurioi moro tian third
Of crn,uiA by Mr. George W,Iug, nusic nuu
Itshec.
fLiNoS, n,iRr&, O&G Ans, afRA-
th'Ni.S, ."nuIAN%, Nra4
'i'sl, from ih" ml"Nl rri.h:liya manufacturers
III New York, Bnsinu haDtHiutn, l4IhdcInhra.
and elsewhere, Suu!, wInic-ali al, retail at
tine maker cash pilr,7
60 hR E. Il, CAkTEE.
-, VI t...-"a. '.lieUt, !luA.eIpA..
Feb g-iy
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To the Public.

The subscriber mot being engaged in
any other business has resumed the prac
tice OF Land Surveying, Conveyancing,
&c. Being acquainted with the different
qualities OF soil in the nei ghhorhood, per-
sons wishing to buy or sell Land would
call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North Fast, Cecil Co., Nd.
June 50-tt.
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ELECTRIC CHURN.

M ARltANTED to make Butter ont Of new
w Milk or sweet Cream, in from to 10 min
utes. The utility and simplicity of these ChurnS,
make them desirable article To farmers and
dairymcn, whose attention we would par'irular-
ly invite TO them Obviating many old difficult
ties and possessing various new advantages, we
doubt not they viii wherever triCd, dIspacc ali
former models hitherto invented.
This patent received the premium At the late
Agricultural exhibition III Baltimore; it also took
the premium at the last New Castle county
Far, and wht revcr it has been tried it has in
variablr been admitted 10 be superior to every
other churn now in Use.
The subscriber having purchased f'om Chap
man Warner tho exclusive r,ght of sud patent !;
tor Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these churns from any one except hini
or his authorized ag,n A |! orders for churus
addressed (post paid 10 the subscriber, at North
Fast, Will he promptly attended 10.
They also can hc had of his agents Joseph
iiancs s. Son, Brick Nesting House and Ell'on.
CIiiS +. i. rOS TER.
North East Nav 18th IS5n--ly
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Postscript.

BY the Steamboat yesterday evening we
learned the result Of the Wing Conven-
ton.
Hon William b. Clarke of Washing
ton county was nominated on the 3rd bal
lot.
Our first choice Yves Mr., Roman, but
We cheerfully acqupscc in this decision
Mr.. Clarke is Wing OF the right stamp,
a vigorous speaker, and sound and able
Statesman, and was when dominated, the
State Senator from his county. He is
popular, and Cecil will do her part by
hun nobly.
The following are the ballots Of yester-
.1av
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4 Auly Valuable Family Medicine.
rss'. sV0sseics!s = c;"iagtlaEsrSGora
liV.i pills

hes" iIIls are cr,t" iH cure (ir taken in ac-
r"Idamcr to tie directions i'm, l".rnr tine hoy)
Tor HHtHfr"l", SIX icodo,ar. i..rrr CoHpfsiai.
!%f"'"-", OF severe colds, Rhrunn,sn, and III
diseases II sing from tmtiopcr "Apusure In,nu-
rites Of the hlnnd, dsoricreI Stomach and Bill
Ii"mS Habits, Fever and .lguc. &c sc.
Ii"r are compounded Of pure vegetable In,
"fc"I'nlS andarc Sc gentle in their ELECTS upon
the :" stem Nat the trndorosL !nlan. or tho mos
delicate Fcm. lc u,ay take them with perfect
safely yet the most desperate diseases yield at
once to to tnc:r curative lH,w"r.
Head IA" following confirmation nl' the above
from Il highly respectable Lady Of Cecil county.
DR.. aired Weeks,
Dear Sir:--h sense ofduy to my follow
,no't"s prompt nc 10 MAKE this puaur ar-
ENCOURAGEMENT ot'thC great and mys luahi,
hr"r'i, ! nave rived from the nse OF YOUR
W"isdoli, Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pans IL my ahdp
men and left site, win indigestion aaa cons,-
patton which grow upon the for Years anto
Quiet ret orrIct ANA wos linq!Iy bouqhtn
my bed where lay suffering grcltly unlrlabou
tiIre1 years ago when fortunately uaGamcAt
ware through your agent here Mr.. TO IL
kn'@ht of the high estimation IN which
PIES were held by those who had tried them
an" commenced u>l"g tha,n auL after using
Il 'r" boxes l'nnl b. the hIas3n4 OF God
most permanent cure had hGrn u.iI.lcd.
With the earnest hope tim, tins statcmcn
may prove of service to the afflicted
| subscribe myscty You, greatly Obliged friend
Mrs. IiUEEE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, ltn ~
These Pals are for sale by Brown & Mcintirc
E!ki""; i. G. f"wnn. Cuwantown; Stephen 3.
Ford, n. East: Il. b Graham, Charlrstowu;
Cochran x iaylo, Pcrry,,llr; +. II. Knight,
Wood Lawn; }. y. A.>Iuson x Bro pot. Dcpos
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MARRlED.-On Thursday morning
last by Rev. M. F.. Ellison ofthe n. j..
Conference Mr. JAMES Nj Ellison OF New
Castle county, Del, to Miss SARAH J..
daughter OF Joshua Deputy, Esq. Of Kent
county, Md.
In Wilmington on the 3oth ult, by
he Rev P. Coombe, Mr.. JOHN KELLER of
This county, to Miss MATILDA MAnINoR,
OF the CITY of New York.
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KILLED HIMSELF 1t is now stated
that George Platt son OF ex-sreriIf Plat
ofthls county, shot himself in California;
he had previously endravored to drown
himself. DEL Rep.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

lfy"u want clothing of the finest quality call
on the jew fyau want cheap clothing call on
the Jew.
He has now for sale, coats, prnts, vests, shirts
drawers, hdkt., &c, otcvery description ard of
all prices. Lo"ai by hal than they can be had
anywhere csc in Elkt,n.
Six hats, straw hats caps ofall kinds and
prices.
Call one and al AID see the JEW,
lie tells you now, aud tells you true,
lie u clothe yoa oil from top to toe,
Very low orh he w,iIJ'n tell you 50.
Store IN the 'HJluw,n
June |. f. FRElDENRICU.
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WOOD CARDlNG.

TNtlE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Il. public that he has taken the Wooded Fac
tony known by the name Of Johnson's Factory,
near GiIpins Falls, whore he is prepared to
manufacture wool INTO Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, &c,
lie will give his undivided attention to the
business. aod hopes from hls long experience TO
may favor him with :heir custom.
JOHN AMPLE Jr
May 25--Iw-
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CHEAP RE,-East end of Elkton.
WIN. PEI.L takes this method Of informing
w the citizens of Cecil county. thut he sill
confines to sell BARGAINS in DIV Goods. Gro
cer,es, Sc, purchased IN PhiIadelpl,ia and BAL.
timorc at the VIEW lowest fiyure. which enables
him to sell at astonisl,ingly low prices, and to
offer to purchasers greater Inducements than he
has aver before done His principle in business
is that "nnbe sixpence is better than slow
shilling, and he always endeavors to give his
customers the worth Of their money! for then
they are sure to come agaln.
lie invites attention to tho following cata-
lorue ofgcods, will he found inferior to none in
this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lnstrcs for
| ; cents per yard, Lawns and Bcregcs. fine CAM
bric nd Book MusIs, figured and striped ditto
aIpacas, very cheap, new style Glngliams aud
Mcuslrn de Laircs, very pretty, Ladies cambrIc
and Lawn Ild&f's, new style, l.aces aud Ed.-
ngs from cent up, Ladies' worked collars,
srinlmer shawls, girnp fringe and trimmings,
bradnrs, general variety. Calico ut 4, ). 6, s
and 10 ceuts 1t can't be beat, Cloths, CASH
mercs aud Ncsiings, = great variety, Drllings,
bcarhcd aud brown, Superior shirllng and sheet
ing, flannel, white, rcd and yellow canton fam
mel, brown and blcachcd, Of superior quality,
Linen Table Covers, towel linen, and crash. bed
ticking from 10 10 Is cents, new style neck aud
pocket hands hosiery, gloves, sr$pcndcrs, gen.
tlclncn's standing collars, cotton laps aud wad-
ding, Irish linen and brown Holland, very sub
stanthL
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IRON INTEREST IN NEW YORK.

The Clinton County N. ~ Wing de-
votes an article 10 the iron interest in
that county, showing It's exteut and con-
dition. We take heln it the following
paragI aphs---
"Erom carefully prepared table; We
learn that on the Saranac river there
are Al forge fires. OF these only 20
We're in use on the Ist January last, and
II OF thss 20 have stopped since the LIST
OF May The number of hands employ
ed at these 20 fires was 21J; the number
OF tons bloom iron made annually over
5000; of bar i1on $50 tons; the number
oihorses and cattle employed 1881 the
number OF ore beds worked 4; the agri-
cultural products used annually over
100000, and the capital employed
S22t,OOO.
In the above Number Of hands employ
ed, agricultural products used, sc, those
employedrn making coal, working ore
beds, &c, ere not included, Each per-
son employed supports on the average
five persons IN his family. All can per-
ceivr that the business OF these 90 fires
Enow reduced to g. is Of great advantage,
especially to the Iaboring and farming
Interests OF the country, AMI every one
should be ready to do all in his power TO
secure forrt that protection which will
not only foster and sustain it, but also
put into full blast the remainder OF the
forly-one fires now ont of use. Besides
these We have on Salmon river Is fires
--1C only of which are now in use.
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COnSlabIe'S Sale.

pY virtue Of a writ Of Vcndiloni Eyponas,
ApIssued by George II. Joyce, one OF the JUS
tees OF the Peace OF tho State ut Mary land in
and for Cn;ll county, to me directed, / win ex.
pose TO sale at pubic auction, at the Court
House door III the town OF Elkton. on Saturday
the Iath day OF jane next, at O'Clock, all the
estate, right, title and interest Of Edward i
Levi, in and oai tnat Lot or parcel Of Lnnd
situated i'll the town Ct Elk,on near the Raj!
Rome, adjoining Land or john Il. Morgan and
others and occupied by John Sewal slczrd and
taken in execution at the suit Of James 5: Pur-
nell against John Il. l1o9g and Edward b. Lew
is, ana 10 be sold to satisfy said writ.
Ilf.Z. FOARD, Const.
Nav ~
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MMfS, ZlMkS.

HOLD PENS.-Spcncor Rendell & Dixons
~ superior extension Guld Pans. the best ar
tcle now in market. Just received and for sale
by BROWN 6; MCINTYRE.
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The Illustrated Family Bible.

The Illustrated Family Bible.
by REV. INGRAM GOBLIN, NJ. A. TINS
BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HIsLE will be Published Va
70 Numbers, at - cents each, AMI wall also " {
put up m monthly parts at 50 cents.
me distinguishing features oil this B,be ar y
l. Seven hundred wood cngravlnIs.
=. Many Thousand IN ,rgIn, references.
). li'r'e finely executed steel maps.
=. Numerous improved readings.
b. correct Chronological Order.
q. The Poe;ica books IN nlelrc,l form?
I. An exposition OF each chapter, containing
the essenc" OF the best commentators, with much
Original matter by the cditor.
3, Reflections drawn from the subject of til.
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D. Dates affixed to the chapters for each
morning and evenings reading, comprising the
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mo -pgrLvlugs are never introduced Tor show
Out aWayst to explain til C text illustrating places
manners and customs Of the anc tents.
specimen number, WITH recommendations
from some OF our leading divines, is now ready.
The regular issue will begin about the first vi
and l3th ofcach month Till the book complete
Agents are wanted to procure subscribers for
TINS work, and tho opportunity is most favor
abb one for them TO do we'll.
IL Will lie one of the most beautiful, Comprc-
hens've Bibles ever published, and 50 cheap AS
to place II within tho reach OF all.
Apply, posl-pua, TO 5. HUESTON.
June l--3t 1879 Nassau st, Now York.
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IN LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
81 Ever. just received lot of
kss..ss'r. s SvH .s,. from ,., s' .n:,s
STRANGERS, $. f.. cor, Sec
ond and Pine SITS, hiladeIphia- Mems for
Scots, Women's 25cts, aud Children for l2 ia
cts Old Gums mended or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally a.
cheay--.A liberal disconn, to dealers
Don't forget it is the Lowell corner of See
ond and Pine SITS Philadelphia
Feb 2, 'j0--6In.
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oyster and Eating House,

for tho accommodation af thu public generally.
Meals wilt lie served up at all hours and his
visitcrs supplied with all the dcllcacies oil the
.ra,op His bar will he Turn ished with the
choicest liquors; IN short, nothing will be omit
ted TO minister to The qualification Of those VIM
may favor him with call.
MAY 4th, ls50--li.
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The CUBA INVESTIGATION The grand
jury in the United States Greet Court
at New York, on Monday morning, re.
ported that no evidence had been produ-
ced before them which justified any pro-
ceedings against persons in that city.
suspected OF conniving at or abeting the
late invasion OF Cubo by Gen. Lopez.
The grand jury asccrtalned, however.
that Gen. Lopez spent the winter in
New York under an assumed name.
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Groceries, Groceries.
. =s- -
NOTICE..
AT KlpD's PURCHASE,

The Commissioners Of Cecil county
will meet at their office in Elk,on on
Tuesday, the lth day of June next, to
make th ir annual appointments and to
attend 10 such business as may be present
ed
Supervisors are requested to render
their accounts at that meeting.
BY Order,
&C RICKETTS,, elk.
May 25-tm
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sum-
WASHINGTON, June 5-9P, M,

lelcSraphed Ior The Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, June 5-SP. M.
Another .Nalioual Dificmty-keturn of the
Charge de 4fnrs al Portugal &c.
learn that information has been re-
ceivep at the State Department, that an
other National difficulty is about beng
developed. The Portuguese government
has partially refused indemnity IN the
case Of Privateer A rmstrong and others,
and the Hon. James Brown Clay, the
American charge de affairs at Lisbon has
IN consequence, demanded and received
his passports, and is now on his way
home. The President will send spe-
cial message to Congress on the subj ect
Ion
II will be remembered that President
TAYLOR, in his annual message to Con-
gress; in abiding to their claims made
the following remark -
"The omission OF Portugal to do justice
to the American claimants. has now as
sumed character SO grave and serious,
that lshall shortly make il the subject
OF special message to Congress, with a
view TO such ultimate action as its wis
dom and patriotism may suggest.-Edy.
Sum-.
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LADIES SHOES.

Mrs. SMITHS Bnshins, Mediam solcs and
k'd S!,ppcrs-A lso CIlldrcn's Mazarinc, Blue.
Green, Light, Bronze and Black,
may 10 for sale by Il. f. May.
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10 THE pILRLIE.

y / II = / . 5FI1IU,
THNllE subscriber having resumed his business
z II, his "OLD STAND IN IhrRErTs' Row
NtAEil Orrosirr 1tE WAsulNh~uN l.oTrL,"
returns. his sincere thanks for the patronage
heretofore bestowed nPon hn, aud pledges h,ni-
sell I" spatc 10 cXCrtion to reader hluu worthy
It's cumtlnulnce.
lie has now on banda vorv large and FASH
onabc assortment Of
HOOTS AND SHOES;
which he VIII sell at prrcrs much lower thar,
the same quality Of work can DC purchased for
on the Eastern shore,
L lie sill, the best qualify Of Caicskin
Boots made from acai mporled trcach stinSlt
$50; other work prup"rtlonlbly low.
WiiIaiAM JONES.
l.lkton, March so. '50--.in.
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A CARD.
TIVE subscriber has recently added t
Il his
,,,~-,, IN INV r>,>,~o

ME subscriber has recently added TO
Il his
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
ATKlpo's PURCHASE,
large and splendil assortment, recent
w purchased in the East crn cities. His
supply of LADIES DRESS GOODS is
worth an examination. Many of the fab
RIGS are new, and the STYLES recent; the
prices as low as in the cities. CLOTHS,
CA>SIMERES, and VESiINGS, a full
stock.
BONNETS, PARASOLS, FANCY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C., HOUSE
FURNISHING MATERIALS,
BOOTS, SHOES, & HATS.
Always on hand, complete assoft-
ment OF GROCERIES, The stock will
be kept up by constant fresh purchases.
No effort will be spared to give entile
satisfaction.
june MILTON Y. KIDD.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

The arrival Of the steamer has unsettled
the markets. Flour sold at wholesale on
The 9Th at s. 37l On the 9th the Patriot
gives the following quotations
Nothing doing in Flour to day OF any
kind. No wheat here. Sales of yellow
Germ at 6la65c, and white GoaGlc Oats
400.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.


WIN. TORBERT, would respectfully in
w form the public, that hs has received a
large and we'll selected stock ofDRY GOODS,
purchased FROM the best houses in PHILADELPHIA
aud embracing 4 general variety # styles sui,a-
Bile for Spring and Summer wear.
believing he can sell quito as low, and prob
ably little lower than most dcalets, no won Id
respectfully ask call from persous DESTROYS OF
purchasing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended HIM, he would respectfully s"l,cit
continuance OF the same, apr. 20, 80.
AIDES DRESS GOODS-ind,a Sat
- rurc, changcablc silk, black Groe
Rhine, painted Alvarincs, Rnregc dc I,a,n
hIousla"c de l.aincs BercgcS plain aud lgur
Tissues plain and striped silk Lus'res, Lin =
do, from IL to 3 I cts, Lawns from 10 to IS a.,
large assortment at Prints from ! to IL cts n
Linen hdkls. from 10 TO 80 cts, and gencr
variety Of Gloves and Hosiery, for sale by
apr WIN TORBERT.
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
June 6, 1880.

From the Delaware Journal
Wheat Flour . 5Os 3,75
White Wheat, -
Red Wheat IL
Flaxseed, 100
Corn, 90
Corn Meal, per bushel; g.
Plaster, from yardN $50
Salt. loro,lnd and A1um,) 40 50
Glover Seed, (frem storc)
prime, 40 +,|o
Potatoes 45 SO
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THIRD BALLOT,

Clarke was then unanimously nomt-
a
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17
II. =. Adams

las now and is in receipt Of 100 cases Of Boots
Ill and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather;
1000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole do
50 doz upper leather; IS doz calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 dog lining and pad do;
10 DO cochineai Roun do; Is dog bride leather;
Also, large assortment Of goat, binding, hog and
i'd skins, split leather top hides whang, skirting,
vst and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins, etc. ETC.. etc.
large stock Of 50 lilery hardware; saddle trees;
Whip lashes, etc, in fact it is fully complete for nit.
ting ont saddlers and harness makers.
Every article in the shoe maker finding line, such
lasts, pegs, tools, kit, &C. Shoe ahc harness
mixers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging to
their business. Country Merchants will do well
Oexaminc his stock Of boots and shoes as it is
large, well assorted and cheap.
full assortment Of those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
saildrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
BE makers.
NY arrangements with manufacturers and tan
Aers are such that can furnish articles in my bu-
naess cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa, anu
cheap - can be bought in st Louis. Also, sole
gent for the celebrated Frank Mile's alter prooi
oil backing. r. S. ADAMS.
Main street, few doors north Of Jefferson
burlington. Iowa, October n, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17
Scott Il Brother,

TOMMfSSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
o9 Locust street, between Front and Main,
fronting end of Commercial street, St Louis, Mo.
IParticuiar attention given to the sale of Pro-
duce Of every description.
REFERENcEs.-Messrs Runyan, Hillman Co.,
Woods, Christy & Co., Doan, King & Co., Collins,
Kellogg Co., st Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap,
Jacksonville. Ill. Edwin Ferguson, Esq, Messrs
Yeatman 4 Co., New Orleans. Messrs Irwin &
Foster, Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. Casseday Ranny, Lou
isville. Ky. Aug %, 1850
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