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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

So far as our observation goes we
have yet to see the first wing paper in
Mississippi favorable to the call of the
Southern Rights Convention at Nash
vile. This will appear more than
passing strange. when it is remembered
that the delegates to that body were
selected equally from both poli'ica!
parties: and furthermore that the wings
OF Mississippi have an equal interest
in The vital subject to be discussed in
The Convention. With all their pre-.
tended hatred Of party ties and party
organization, they stand out against
the first general movement that has
ever been made, to claim Tor the South
ern States their clearly defined C ,nsti>
tutional rights Orforl Organizer.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28
L%ancastex On. Penn. Mm1.1aln.

"t'b~tSII| |tyi L CffGy LL W - lCJU.
Dear Sir: Wishing to extend my new
mode Of computing numbers. among bust.
ness men generally, i~niuces me to adIressa
few mes to you OIL the subject.
FiESt-by this Rule, a person having any
knowled e OF i4ures, can give the sum total
OF any cJrumn, as fast as the answer can. be
written. The sum total Ola lengthy column
ofDoIjars and Gents, is given by this Rule
in a second of time. 1t matters not what
length the column is, or what breadth, the
sum total is given as fast as the figures can
be written down. The process is hot per-
formed by adding the figures to ether, but
by q Rule, in which a figure is chosen out
OF each co umn, AMI set down.
SscOad-by this Rule any number can be
mutlp led by amy number, ami the product
given all i'll one line in,ton mt y. liiimitable
suIns in Division and Fractions, are perform.
ed with the ike rapidly. Interest, at any
per cent, and for any given time. is perform
ed by this Rule in a second, Extension
such as 50 many yards, at a certain price
per yards carried ont instantly, whether
fractions or Whole numbers. n fact all
arlthmetical rules can be performed in the
same manner. These Rules can be learned
in half an hour, by any persons having the
printed Rules.
Any person enclosing Five Dollars to me,
through the Lancaster Post Office, will! re.
ceive a full set OF these Ru'es, Ivy return of
mail. Or any person sending three subscri.
bers, willreceive a copy o fthese Rules gratis.
Yours, truly,
PETER Nj. DEsHoNG.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28
IL. w Wood. NJ. D.

EN rendering his professional services to
4 The citizens of Woodville ami the sur
rounding county,--Dr. Wood would sag
that he IS graduate of the Jeffelson Medi-
ca College Philadelphia, and for the last six
years has had a good practice in that city,
during which he has had extensive expert
enee in the treatment of Dyspepsia, Fereyss
Pneumonia. and Cholera.
10 Office at Mr. The7rel's Hotel.
Woodvil!e, May 2Sth, lS50.-1y.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28
BLECTRO-BIOLOGY. =

Justice to this science requires to max 9
public the following facts:
A little hoy, Master Charles franklin
Pascoe, of this village, was cured of a deaf.
ness OF seven years standing, by Professor
Shaw, on Saturday last, through the appIi,
cation Of FL, c~tro-Bio'ogy, in less than five
minutes. The child can now hear a whis.
per- though previously to the operation of
Pfoles OF ,, it was necessary to speak in
the .oldest voice to make him hear.
Yesterday, also, DE-. Stocking extracted
Il tooth with formidable roots from a young
gentleman of this town. Professor Shaw,
being present during the operation, and per-
suadmg the patient, wide awake all the
while, that the Doctor was merely rubbing
the gums and the tooth with two peppeT
P0aS, which, by the way, were the knife for
cutting around the tooth, and the forceps for
extracting it. The tooth was extracted
without the slightest pain, and the patient
could ascertain that the tooth had left the
socket, only by feeling i'll the cavity with
his finger
1t E.ectro-Bio'oyy can effect such woy~
ders as these, what may it not accomplish
The above, in regard to extracting the tooth,
p strictly true. ID. STOCKING.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

u We give IN another column an IN.
teFesilng lelfer from orr Wqstibgton cores.
porAsnt We expect 70 give each week
ginaiinr communications. It will be per.
ceigca that he Is quite a cool writer, ana
lis pliofngs down viii prove, we doutt
i,ot, quite on entertaining addition to our
colnmns.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

We learn from the New Orleans
Presbyterian that the Spanish Consul in
New OfeaW offered to pay fve thousand
dollara. 10 Stanton * Co, TO inluco them
= ssnl their slean.b5at Anglo Saxon to
Caba wit; deafaseiie5. which was refused.
frlis lana net worthy Of Anetiels citizens,
silol toail tyranny for iasrc.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

u Zee 10 esu advertising columns the
card Of Dr. wood See a's,,he oG,fof Dr. D.
/. Paars2 properly ar sac, near Whitest2an.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

am the mother of Chas. Franklin Pas.
coe' ami testify, with pleasure, that the
above statement of the cure of his deafness
Is entirely correct. "A. II. PAscoE.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

Thssa viii also Be hold, in ons county, on
ihss d., an election Tor Ranger to Gil the IN
cxpirsatsrn Of Mr. Weber.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

TIE NASHVILLE CotsrsTioS MEETS NEXT
MospAY. Jrsr 81, 1850.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

T. We would eaa eitent on to the card
on cures By l. eetro Biology. Tue cures
"a periofmei, IRE lniaeL, Of Il most stn,lng
c'o1 ehafacter. we laso room oaly 70 refer to
W. the card,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

The 10Th efJane Is the day appointed
by onf Governor for tho election Of Secretary
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

o. Father Mathew arrived IA Nalehcz
,vaaar lasl Tlarsllg m,mug. Wlie IN Now
: oieans h. aln,aistatel The pei g TO H..
00U ressona.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28
TTagi-trsses' 8Ianks--Bp for


town and oaDiry for saieat this oiee.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-05-28

The following dispatch reached MS this
morning, immediately after we had put our
paper to press:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
PLANK ROAD NOTICE

HTIhE Stockholders of the BURLINGTON and NJ,
fieasant Flank Road Company, are hereby notified
ina. the semi annual meeting of the COMPANY win
De neia az me Court Room in Burlington on Tues
DAY, the 26th day of November next at which ,,aet
ing the Following amendments to the Article, of A.
sociation VIII he proposed-to wit -
Amend article 9th, so as to read .sThese ,r,;c,os
OF the ASSOCIATION may be altered or amended hy a
vote OF two-thrds Of all the stockholders present
az any regular meeting, thirty days. notice of such
amendment beng given.hy publication in one news
paper published in Burlington and one in Mount
Pleasant. The stockholders shall have power to
remove any officer, on complaint by the same vote
notice being first given such officer, of such effort
LOT removal At all meetings of said stockholders
each snare shall be entitled to a vote on all cues
..ohs coming before said meeting for decision:-
PROVIDED, That no stakeholder shall he.allowea TO
cast more than twenty votes. Shares may be rep
resented and voted by proxy..,
amend article 10th, by inserting, after the words,
"Proslded majority of the stockholders.,, the
"ofas ''pfesent at a regular or special meetng.,,
Amend article nth, by inserting, after the words
"Dlsiaends on said stock shall be declared quar-
tefiy, the words, s.or sem-annualiy, as the Boar
OF directors may Determines
Amend article 14th. by striking out the words,
"such newspapers as may be published in Burling g.
ton and Mount pleasantly and inserting the words
cone newspaper published in Burlington and one
in Mount Pleasant.' GEO, SNYDER.
oct 81, 1850 Secretary.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
HARDW ARE!!

M are now in receipt of Fall Stock of
w Hardware, comprising an assortment of Car
penters and Cooper's Tools, Building Hardware,
&C., to which we invite the attention of buyers
The stock consists in part OF Spear and Jackson's
and other makes hand and PANEL Saws.
Bench and moulding Planes of every variety;
lennon saws; Cross cut do; Farmer Chisels;
Socket chisels; Millwrights do; Anger bits;
Turning chisclS x guages; Augers; Iron braces:
Plated braces and bits; Steel squares; Iron do;
Broad squares; Plumbs and levels; Compasses;
Beatty's Hatchets; Claw hatchets; Calipcrs;
Iron sets; Aiken's do: Saw Files, etc.. etc.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
White mineral knob, Novelty Door Locks;
White and dark knob spring latches;
Dark mineral knob, Nov city Door Locks;
Mortice Locks; Kim Locks; Patent door springs;
Window springs; Closet and cupboard Locks;
Chest and Till Locks; Mineral knob Latches;
Iron knob latches; Thumb do; Dead Locks;
Bell Furniture, Hinges and screws; Gate hinges:
Shutter hinges and fasteners; Cupboard latches;
CUTLERY, ETC.
Table Cutlery, Pocket do; Dirk Knives;
Carvers: Wilson's butcher Knives;
Table and butchers steels, etc, etc, etc.
ASLO-Mill saws, Vices. Hand and sledge Ham
mers, birthstone Cranks; Lock screws, Round
point shovels, Canal Shovcls, Hay and manure
Forks. Douglas Pumps, Lead Pipe, Tongs and show
els. steelyards, spring balances, Britannia and Ger
silver table and tea spoons. Pad locks, Gun
locks; Powder Flasks. Gun wipers, shot char gers,
saw strainers, wood saws. MaetS, Hand bells, tea
bells, Fry pans, sauce pans, brass kettles, Enam-
eled do; Monkeywrenches bench stops ,Piucers, &C.
oct 81, 1850 J. C. LAUMAN & BRO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

i. Jacksonville, Illinois, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
J. 49,. Tr g. r.. HENRY of Burlington, to MISS KATE
80, II t;eorge NJ. Chambers OF Jacksonville.
y, wang friends will please except heart fel.
,,;o.. They have cordial wishes for their hap
/. he new relation in which they placed; re
,,ss ~AioA though !. may bring many responsibilities,
~ ~;l bring few cares.
70 ~ aAh Oct, by Rev. w. Salter, Mr. THos ps NRy
~. fl,y Scott county, aud Miss CATHARiNE PEcKo-
y - e Burlington, at the house OF MIR Wallbridge
civ on the goth Oct, 1850, by Rev l.. b. Den
n, RIcHARp HGAroS to Miss LYDIA AN NIouNG,
.aofPeona, Ill.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

r.. W. clark Philadelphia.
}. y" clark NCo.......................Bost on.
f. w. Clark NBros...................St Leuis.
+. w. Clark. Dodge Il New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
f.. w. CLARK, BROS. & co.
FOR BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IN PAYMENT
OF COLLECTIONS.
MISSOURI Bank Notes-E. w Clark & Co.'S Checks
ISl on +. w. Clark Brothers, St Louis-and Eastern
City Bank Notes, of $50, and upwards, will be received
PAR FUNDS.
MISUNDERSTANDING irsnia-Iou a-and
majority of Eastern Bank Notes. will be received
CURRENCY.
s-g All CURRENr CIRCULATION bought at IL p CT.
discount. As
Sight Bills OF Exchange the principle Eastern Cities
StLons and Louisville for sale suit
Sight and short Time Bills purchased.
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE oct "a, so
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

sourH CARoLISA.-The Columbia Is.
a Estate Rights Republican" says that
q sSooth Carolina is now placed in a Pc
,l;,r situation. Not only are the eyes of
Ma. vast hemis phere, but Of the whole
r.,,d steadily fixed on her slightest
.ov.ment.'' "Wha. do the people of
r.,one saw Of me?" ask bare-legged
.r,;can king Of missionary.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

n..rH OF MRs Henry A. WISE
wh;l. the Hon. Henry A. Wise was en-
!" in debate in the Virginia State Con-
o....,;on. ii Richmond, on Thursday, he
80, ,...;yed the sad intelligence of the death
Iii, wife, whom he had left only few
49, previous in perfect health. Mrs
W.e was the daughter of the Hon. John
s.,.eant, Of Pennsylvania.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
Hat Store! Clothing StOre!!

THE HARDEST sBLoWn OF ALL!,-Ciothing,
At only Is per cent. on the COST!
7 sTURGIS & SON have just received most
y. superb stock Of Hats, Caps and Ready Made
Clothing, viz
FALL STYLE MoLEsKIN AND BEAVER HATS.
Soft Buena Vista and Rough and Ready Hats, of
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn in Saint
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREo's FANCY HATS AND TURBANs,
o fine silk velvet, fur and cloth.
BOYS HATS, a choice selection.
A large and handsome invoice of elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS,
comprising seven different varieties OF style and
color, most splendid article, Mohair, Plush, &c.
FUR AND CLOTH CAPS. Of every description.
LADIES and Misses MUFFs. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter, viz-Bianket Over Coats,
Beaver and Pilot, cloth ditto; Satinette and wool
lined cloth winter Goats, Sacks Blanket and cloth
hip Jackets.
Fine DRESS and FROCK COATS.
PANrALOONS-Fin cloth, cas- simere and sat
inette Pantaloons.
vEsrs--Fine satin, brk, cloth and fancy winter.
SHIRTs-Fine linen-breasted, calico, hickory.
and check shirts.
Wooden and cotton Drawers and undershirts
sacks, suspenders, etc. Also, an assortment OF
BOYS CLOTHING.
r9=One word to the reader:-what we say at the
head of this advertisement ce and miHperform
Our Clothing is no Stop Work, but is first rate
both in quality of goods and style of workmanship
T7-We ,viH warrant every article of Clothing ant
return the money in every instance where an aFti
Gle falls short of our recommendation.
LAST AND NOT LEAsT.-We rant no more tt1r
Is per cent. profit, Clothing, and will exhib
it the bills, if desired which venture to say
the most extraordinary reduction in prices eve
| offered in this community.
| rz=Butalo Robes, Trunks Band Boxes, &C.
N. Bah kinds of Furs bought at the highes
| prices for CASH. Burlington, sept. 10, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
po.r,v Land Rj,l.

ra.THE Subscriber win procure Warrants for
,hase entitled, upon reasonable Terms. as-Ap-
- = me Office Of Isaac Baggs, Esq, Burlington.
y III Al 1850, III. CHILD, Attorney at Law
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

ur,scorsiS.--Howe, wing, is elected Judge over
nstv democrat, in the 9Th Judicial District, Wis.,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
PLANK ROAD NOTICE:

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, &C.
...x. THE subscribers are desirous OF calling the
sXf attention of fruit growers, amateurs ana 9TH
~. e:s. to their stock of the above articles.
We have already in course ofpropagaAon
One Hundred Thousand Fruit AMI Ornamental
Trees, shrubs and Plants,
Including all the most approved and desirable har-
DIV varieties in their several departments. From
fifteen to twenty thousand are now ready for SALE
Among these are
Ten Thousand Apple Trees,
At $40 per 100, or $50 per looo-also limited
supply of the choice varieties Of
Peach. Plum and Cherry Trees,
Atlo3to 37a cents each, accoring to size and quail
ity; and all the popular varieties of hardy RAsP-
BERRIES, CuRRANTs, GRAPES, etc, etc.
In the Ornamental Department,
Ready for sale. are the Pawlonia Chinese Aanthus,
Chestnut. Mountain Ash, European Ash, European
Larch Weeping Willow. Silver Leared Abcle, Ca
talpa, etc, in the tree line. The Cataipa are OF
extra size. at SIS per hundred, or for 81.
~r . Among the Shrubs are thirty or forty varieties of
& nhe popular hardy ROSES, including several
Snfcsinc climbers; the Rhus coinsus Smoke Tree,
Donble Fiowering Almond, Double F'owerns A.
theas, Japan Globe Flowers. Rose Accasia, SNOW
Balls, Snow Berry. Lilacs, Syrlngas, etc. etc.
Among the VINES are all the NEST SNOWY and pop
WlsTARlA, a splendid climber; the Amarican Ivy,
etc. Among the PLANTS are the Gladioius, common
and Dwarf Iris, Yucas, DahhaS, Peonies, Lilies &c
Every tree, shrub plant sent out fl ON this MUIR
sery guaranteed true to name, or money refunded
and any or every article sold whole sale retail
at as low rates as the same sold East or West
at any regular establishment III the United States.
Oct II. 1s50-3t NEALLEY Il BROTHERS
Birds Nest Nursery, Burlington. lowe
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
NEW tIR vi
Nn1ice.-g.ulsps Der.

TINE undersigned would inform the Public, that
| they have made arrangements with Mills In the
Pinery. for a large quantity Of Lumber in addition
to our stock on hand and are determined TO keep
first rate Lumber Yard, ifenergy, perseverance and
means will do IT. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street, near Boundary
street, where one ofthe Firm will always be found
during business hours. w ID CHAMBERLIN& 60.
Burlington, June 2o,'5D
+ ~ DOZ. Of Upper. Kipp and Collar Leather for
> sale by taug. 3, 500 e ARMSTRONG Co.
coAPs.-rancy shaving, CASTLE, bar, common
- and country soaps. for sale by DL BoiS
rYEsTUFFS AND DYE NOODs.-5hhls ground
II iog wood : cases extract do;
. carheys oil of vitrtoli 100 lbs blue yitElol,
s bills be a mattder: ibis alum;
abbis copperas bh.s ground camwood,
seroon Spanish float indigo. for sale hy
sept. 5, JF1ALLANT.
rRESERvE JARS.-'o dozen. fEt glass and
common, for sale low by IF TALLANT.
nREMIUM COOKING STOVES: large supply
I all sizes and patterns for sale by G FoorE
FDOTE CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, have just received q
W lot of Splendid New Orleans Sugar and Mo'as-
ses for sale cheap. april 10, 1850
NEW BROOMs.
ND. w. BURTON, has removed his BrsoH
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near NJ
Kellv,s north part Of the city. He Is now prerar-
81 to fiji all orders for Eraomsr and AZ greatly Re-
,ur aa rti~ns Burlington, July H.tsse
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
EXECUTORS SALE

OF Valuable Real Estate, being the Entire Real
Estate, of the late Enoch Wade, deceased, in
Guiding the Home stead.
(tAID Real Estate situate Immediately adjoining
lSthe City OF Burlington and containing about go
acres OF Land. 100 highly cultivated the balance in
good Timber. In order to accommodate the differ
ent purchasers. said land has been surveyed off:
and will he sold in Tracts as follows to wit:
The House, Barns, &C. will be sold with nearly
60 acres of land, under cultivation with fine bear
ing Orchard of 400 Apple Trees. Peach, Cherry,
Plumb, &c. Immediately south of the aforemen-
Immediately south Of the City of Burlington and ad-
Joining Barrets addition, seven lots, Nos l. .. g.
4. S, 6, I. containing about five each, mostly
cultivated. Also. south Of lower Burlington. ex-
tending along the Mississippi river 100 rods. and
bounded on the south by N. Ervin's Farm; TWEEN
ty.seven lots, commencing at No. p. % containing
about acres each, and four about ten acres each,
all well timhered land. A survey and plat of said
lands and lots can be at the Office of the Judge
of Probate in Burlington. and those wishing TO ex
anime the premises will find the lots all staked out
and the number of each lot on the stake at the
ner OF the lot.
rT-Said land and lots viii, be sold at Public sale
on Monday. the 25th day of November, 1850, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and continue from
day to day, until all is sold. The title to said pro-
| perry is indsputable and the opportunity is now
offered to persons in the City to secure valuable
and convenient out lots, which they may not have
| chance of obtaining hereafter.
! T5-TermS o. Sale.-One half of the purchase
! money payable in year, and one half in two
/ years from date of sale. when Deeds will be given
! the purchasers giving mortgage and note with APP
! proved security, for the amount of purchase.
/ Iz-Sae at the door of the Office of the Judge OF
/ Probate of Desmoines comfy in the City of Bur-
! hngton. SAMUEL LEBRlCK, Executor of
Burlington. Oct, 81 1850 Enoch Wade'S Estate
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31
II. s. Adams

TTAs now and is in receipt Of 100 cases Of Boots
l. and shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather; -
5000 lbs oak solo Leather; 10000 lbs red sole DO
90 dog upper leather; Is doz calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 dog lining and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; 10 dor bride leather;
Also, large assortment OF goat, binding, hog and
kid SKINS split feathers top hides; whang, skrting,
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins, ETC.. etc, etc.
A large stock of saddlery hardware; saddle trees;
whip lashes, etc. in fact it is fully complete for lit.
ting out saddlers and harness makers.
Every article in the shoe maker finding line, such
as lasts, pegs. tools, kit, sc. Shoe an6 harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging to
their business Country Merchants will do well
TO examine his stock OF boots and shoes as il IL
large, wei assorted and cheap.
A full assortment OF those excellent boots and
shoes Tor retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
nhildrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
bic makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tan
ners such that can furnish articles in nv bu-
siness cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa. and
cheap can be bought in st Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Milleis water proof
OIL backing. r. 8. ADAMS,
Main street, few doors north of Jefferson
Burlington, Iowa, October II, 1850
WANTED
nRY and Green Hides, for which viii pay the
x)hghest price in cash toct ~ RSADAMs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, Louisa county, IS.
NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Bufng-
tom late of said county, deceased, has presented
petition to the Court of Probate Of said county for
license to sell the real estate of said deceased sit
uate in said county, to pay the debts due from de-
ceased, and the residue Of the purchase money to
20 to the heirs-and the time and place OF hearing
said petition. will be the first Monday OF Novem-
Der next. before the said Probate Court at Wapel-
10 in said county, when and where all persons in
| terested in the estate may appear and show cause
| why the same shall not be granted.
| oct II, lS50-3t JAS @. BUFFINGTON,Adm'r
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ITAVING associated with us IN business oh-
4 TON ]. corp. the Firm henceforth, VIII be
Scoop. PARSONS x Co.. Grateful for past patron
age. we solicit for the new Firm, the continued Ia
vors Of the public. 1. l.. PARSONS,
JosHUA Corp;
Burlington. Iowa, Oct. 1850 e. B. PARSONS.
D9IME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE at
l. Wholes ale and Retail to suit purchasers, al
wavs on hand at Our House No. 9. Front street.
iune 6, $50. Fl. MATTESON Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-31

BOOTS AND SHOES.
en CASES boots and shoes received per re-
NJ cent arrivals. Having purchased our stock
from the manufacturers, we are enabled 10 SCH
superior article at low prices. The assortment Is
extensive and comprises in part
Mems fine calf and Morocco boots;
do heavy calf and kip q"
do assorted thick do
do kip and grained water proof boots;
Boys kip and thick 10
Womens calf and Morocco do
do kip and grained Go
Misses kip. calf and Morocco do
ladies' lasting and Morocco Caters;
do kid slippers and buskins;
do calf and Morocco do
do and Misses gum boots and huskins;
leo prs assorted chlldren's and infants shoes
For sale wholesale and retail by
oct 10. 80 ] G LATMAN & BRO