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The southern press., 1850-11-07
A Local Item.

We have no personal acquaintance with Mr.
REEsInE, of this District, but through his works
we have learned to know him--as his name is
connected with several of the public improve
ments here. Stepping into the street on an un-
pleasant morning and holding up the finger
of our dexter hand, one of RESIDES Omnibusses
comfortably conveys and safely dumps us down
at the other extremity of the city, for the smallest
coin of our silver currency.
The view from Georgetown heights tempts
US to visit that ancient and slumbrous city, and
the same conveyance rattles US out there for an
additional fp-and the attractions Of GNew
Hotel there to be made out of an old one are
promised and 10! REEsrDE is to do it.
The want of a good Theatre in this city, has
long been just cause of complaint with those
fond of tlleatricals, ard JENNY could not come
because there was no place to hold " the masses" "
who are always so frantic to pack themselves in
like red herrings in a kit, to hear her. Again
REEsInE steps forward, and the "Old THEATRE
so long an eye-sore on the Avenue, is to be the
New Theatre of the city, and under the auspices
of this "go-ahead" individual the work of re-
paration and restoration is commencing, to be
completed by the Goth inst. There are to be no
galleries. and the room is to hold 1000 persons
closely packed, We presume--without allow
ance for angular elbows.
A few more men of the same energy, sasleity
and public spirit, would make Washington j
hnnn GIn N Al IL o pnp,ipol oil
The southern press., 1850-11-07
A Vagrant Honor.

sSoon after Mr.. McCRADY, from dictate OF
patriotism, threw up the District Attorneyship
here it was rumored that a blank commission
had been forwarded from Washington to stand
the chances of finding an occupant among the
members of the Charleston Bar. 1t is also ru-
mored that the blank commission remained as
blank as ever for some time, and as far as we
know may continue to do so,-our inquiries hav-
ing left us under the impression that no one of
those gentlemen whom we should expect to be
selected, has consented to fill the blank. 1t is a
curious state of things, but we can easily under
stand why the office should not be considered,
just now, very desirable berth. The length of
time that has elapsed since Mr.. ,McCRAEY's re-
signaiion gives force to the rumors that it has
been found rather perplexed business to dis
cover successor"
Al.
The southern press., 1850-11-07
New YoRK ELECTIONS.

Durkee, present incumbent, elected.
Doty, democrat, believed to be elected.
The southern press., 1850-11-07
So says the Charleston Mercury.

VIRGINA-Before the adjournment of the
Virginia convention, Mr.. Floyd offered reso-
luton to the effect that power should be confer
red on the Legislature to pass law discriminat-
ing against all goods manufactured in nom
slavehoding State, by refusing a license for the
sale of such goods; and gave notice Of his in
tention to urge this resolution on the conven-
ton when it shall re-assemble in January.
The southern press., 1850-11-07

A lettor received from a gentleman on board
the frigate Constitution at Spezzin, says: We
have just received. ON board the flag ship party
of Hunqarians who, recently arrived here. They
were officers in the Hungarian war of liberty,
and were forcibly pressed by the Austrians into
their ranlSs. They recently arrived from Tus-
cany in the ranks of large Austrian reinforce
ment, and took the first opportunity of escaping
here, where they arrived after suffering many
privatons and hardships."
The southern press., 1850-11-07
NEW YORK CITY.
The wings also elect their mayor in this city.

The wings also elect their mayor in this city.
GOVERNOR, ETC.
We have partial returns from great many
cities, towns, and districts, and there doubt
felt that Hunt (whig) and the whole whig State
ticket is elected. Albany gives Hunt majority
Of l66, and Buffalo majority of about 200 for
Seymour. .. ...r.... ... ....-....... ........ .
The southern press., 1850-11-07
New JERSEY ELECTION.
MICHIGAN ELECTIONS

DErRoIT, Nov 6.
Pennington, whig has been elected to Congress
by about 300 majority.
The southern press., 1850-11-07
From the Baltimore Patriot,
VIEW YORK ELECTION

New YoRK, Nov. 6, A. NJ.
The election for governor members of Con
gress, canal commissioner, inspector! of State prs
ons, clerk Of the court of Appeals, and members
Of the General Assembly, took place in this State
on Tuesday.
NEW YORK CITY.
Mr.. Kingsand, (whig) is elected by very large
majority. The city council will probably be loco.
The southern press., 1850-11-07

WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MnwAUKEE, Nov. 6.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30
PROTECTIONili

H
OF HARTFORD, COM. Capital Stock, $500 900.
~ THE undersigned, Agent Of thi. old and well
|ssss known Company, is fully authorized to insure
D~ ellings, Stores Hotels, w rehouses Mills. Man.
ufactories, Barns, ETC., etc.
ALso-Househoid Furniture and Goods Ware. and
Merchandise, contained or stored therein. against
loss or damage by FIRE!l
ALso-D'y Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods,
Produce, Household Furniture, Lpe Stock, and eperu
other description Of Merchandise Personal Proper
fy, shipped or to be shipped per good steam boat or
boats, to or from points on the Western Waters,
or between Eastern cities, (via Lakes other in
land routes) and any towns in the Western coun-
try, against the hazards of Inland Transpoftion.
ALso-Shipments Of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
dlze, per good vessel or vessels, between New Or
leans and Eastern ports-between New Orleans and
other Gulf ports-between all American ports and
Engish or European ports, or to any maritime ports
whatsoever in the Atlantic waters; against the
Perils Of the Seas.
For terms OF insurance-also pamphlets contain
ing further information, applyto LYMAN COOK,
Agent Protection Insurance Company,
may l6, lb50-tf Burlington, Iowa.
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HARDW ARE.

TINHE subscribers have now received their Spring
l. stock OF Hardware, comprising every thing in
their line, and which they now offer at such prices
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- ,min-
locks, keys; eral knobs;
New novelty store door New style rim ever locks
locks, white knobs; Mortice locks with white
Novelty store door locks, 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 locks o keys do Drop do
and white knobs, splen- do Norfolk do
did articles; Square do
Front door locks, with Common thumb do
white knobs and silver Store 6oor do
mounings; Rim lock and latch;
Cottage locks and catches Hinges, screws etc. etc.
Also, new styles of closet, cupboard and chest
locks; Window blind fasts; Cupboard catches; Sash
locks, Jappaned and brass wardrobe hooks;P 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 snaps;
Japanned Terrets; Halter &breeching rings
do carriage knobs; Union and roller web;
do halter bolts; Floor oil cloth;
do swivels; Curtain oil do
Together with complete assortment of Carriage
trimmings and Sadders' Tools.
LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
most complete and beautiful assortment oil
Lamps and Girandoles, consisting in part of
Girandoles and lights Side lamps, gilt and ia.
gilt and sivered; PANIED;
Solar lamps, plain and cut Hand lamps;
Globes; Britannia, brass and ia
Hungary lamps; PANIED candesticks;
BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia copper pots; Britannia Pitchersj
do tea do do pocket TASKS;
do sugar bowlsj do goblet tumbprs
do table casters; do candesticks;
Also. complete sets of Britannia Tea Ware.
CUTLERY.
Table cut,eryi Butchers Knives;
Pocket do Shoe do
Er TOOLS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers
Coorers, Black smiths and Wheelwrights. @s
Also, carriage springs; Iron axles; Gardenin.
tools; Pruning knives and shears: Hay knives; Pa
| tent pumps; Straw knives; Lead pipe; Porcelain
sauce pans Shovels and tones: Andirons; Smooth
ing Irons; Hair, cloth. TOOTH shaving, wall, scru
and painters Brushes; Razor strops; Rogers shaw
ing cream; Fancy soaps; Prescription scales; GU
locks; Shovels; Spades; Hoes Rakes; Mill and eros
cut Saws; Juniata Nails, etc. etc.
Devoting our attention exclusively to Hardware
we are satisfied that we suit purchasers, bot
in quality and price. Don't forget to call at the
BURLINGTON HARDWARE STORE
april IS, 1850 No 2, Jefferson street
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Il A Il R e r n q U s r !.

CORNER OF THIRD AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THIS large and splendid House has changed
hands and been retted and all the latest improve
ments being introduced that are to be found in
the Hotels in the East, and the arrangements are
such as cannot fail to please. w.
II is the determination of the proprietor that the
Barrett House shall be second to none in all that
pertains to the character Of first rate House, and
il 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 and airy rooms.
Families will also be taken as permanent boarders.
D. X. CARAVAN, Proprietor.
N. B---Large and commodious stabling is at
tached. for the accommodation of those travelling
by private conveyances. (may %, 1860
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Glass Ware! Glass Ware!!
- DOZ. gall. 1inCtnre bottles; doz. gallon
tipcture bottles; 6 doz. gallon tincturc bottles;
doz at tincture bottles; doz pint tinc't bottles;
do I pint do do do gall. specie Jars;
6 do each 1, 2 and OF. glass stopt walls;
s do gall. specie jars; 6 doz. l Qt specie jars;
do pit specie jars; do gall. squat do
Q do I gallon salt mouth bottles;
4 do or do do do do
! do quart do do do
I do each s, 4, 2 and OF salt mouth bottles,
20 gross OF. walls; 20 gross OF. do
Is gross and OF. walls;
gross, each quart and pint packing bottles;
I do quart TASKS; 2gross pint TASKS;
do or pint do just received and for sale low
by L BURNAP. Druggist
NAV %, $50 Burlington, Iowa.
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NOfiCe!!

NOt1CGss
DIVIDEND Of thirty-seven and half (a7A
~ per cent, on all claims against the estate OF
Wesley Jones, decd, which have been filed in the
Probate Office in this county, has been declared,
payable on and after date, on presentation OF the
certificates at the counting room OF w. F. COOL
BAU6H 4 Co. W. r. COoLbAo1H'
w. D. McCORD,
Rnrlington MAY "a. $50 Administrators
CELF Polishing, Water Proof, OIL and India Rub
Uber Backing and superior article for Boo's,
shoes, Harness, Carriage Tops, ETC., for sale oy
nav "a 1850 d JAGGAR
THE new and popular Cyclopedia OF Domestic
Il Medicine, by Keith Imray, NJ. D., embracing
Physiology {with plates ETC., ETC., just received and
for sale at Eastern prices at ABRAHAMs'
nav "a $50 Burlington book store
IREENES REPORTS, just received: price s..
VI may -, 80 ABHAHAMs' BOOK store
r AMP CHIMNEYS, for sale by
nav o.. 40 RURNAP
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HAVING arranged our second story expressly
for Lamps, Looking Glasses and Britannia
Ware, now offer beautiful and complete as
sortment, viz: All kinds of Solar Camphene. hang
ing, side and hand Lamps; Britannia Tea and Cof-
fee Pots; sugar bowls; cream cups; pocket Flasks,
and complete setts of Britannia Tea Ware; Looking
Glasses, of all sizes from 50 90 to 10 cents, embrace
ing the most complete assortment ever before Of
fered in this city, and at unprecedented low pri-
ces-aso, looking glass plates Of all sizes and .o-
let Glasses with stand and drawers-also, Britain
mia, brass and iron Candlesticks and Girandoes.
The public are invited to call and examine our
stock, as charge is made for showing them.
GRIFFITHS 4 Co.'S Hardware store,
may 80, 80 No. 9, Jefferson street.
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FURNITURE NOTICE.

II UnNIIUNE NVHIVE.
%sssstZ THE subscriber having Just returned from -
s.sS<s business tour to nearly all the principalfu
~ l. Furniture Manufacturing cities East, as Fea
~ well as those west of the mount ains, and
having purchased rare and choice lot Of
Fashionable and Durable Furniture,
besides having made permanent arrangements for
constant and regular supply Of every article in the
FURNITURE Line so that dealers, and others wishing
furniture may rely on having their orders promptly
hile~; Is"and at rate less for CASH than can be
had at any other house in st Louis.sH
He would therefore cordially invite all his cash
paying friends and customers to give him call,
whether they are citizens Of st Louis or reside in
any of the towns on the Missouri, Mississippi or
Illinois rivers All, say that wish bar gains, and
are willing to pay cash for the same, call at No. 10
Market ST., $, Louis, second door above Second
street. JOHN /. ELLET
N. Borders by letter, with the needful, will be
promptly attended to. (St Louis, may 9, 1850
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PRICES REDUCED:

G5~BARG AIMS TO BE HAD!!!ss
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
L and the public genei ally, that he has in store
large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, Of all sizes and qualities, which he offers at
REDUCED PRICES. He feels assured he can make
it to the advantage Of buyers to extend him their
patronage. He is satisfied that small profits and
quick returns will prove advantageous to himself
well as the purchaser. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, he is determined to sell low.
Also, large and fine assortment of Leather and
Shoe Findings.
E5-P!ease call and examine my stock, on Jeffer-
son street. one door east of Main.
may 9, 80 F. WALLIS
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sssent and Wool Cards on hand, for sale by
nay %, $50 GRIFFITHS l. co
kOR RENT, the Store Room now occupied BY
10. Possession gwen early in July.
nay %, 80 GARRETT 4 COOPER
GUNNER CLOTHING, at reduced prices. We
0afe anxious TO close out our stock of Summer
taosning and win give great Bargains.
nay 70, 80 GARRETT 4 COOPER
kOOTS; u dog. Calf. Kid and seal Boots, at re-
0eoeed prices by (my ao) GARRETT cooPER
M ACAERELs Nos.2 and in bbls and half bbls.
~Iof sale by (may 3o) GARRETT COOPER
lohTNING KODS-SpIatts Patent lightning
zhooe, Tor sale BY lmy SOY PRUGH & COOK
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Gsv. Jas. c., Jones has been elected
rFesident Of the Memphis and Atlantic
kailroad with salary OF So, 900.
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@INvIrATlON!-Ths Ladies Of the Presbyterian
congregation propose donation visit to their PASTOR the
Rev. j. c. SHiNN, Tuesday evening, the 4h Of June,
to which they invite their friends ofthe city and vicinity
tvRELIGIOUs NOTICE-Rev NJ Ross will
preach next Sabbath at II O'Clock, in DR. loves building
on Main street. burlington, May 30, 80
The action of DR. storms Scotch Cough Candy
differs very materially from any other compound
ever invented. 1t not only allays Bronchial Irri-
tatlon, but, operating very mild purge it keeps
the stomach and bowels in healthy condition, leav-
ing the patient an appetite which few other Cough
Mixtures could impart.
Req. E. W. Seh0n-Reu. Edp'd Stevenson.
The following is a verbatim copy Of a certificate
now in the possession of the proprietor OF BULBS
Sarsapsrilla. Rev. E. w. Sehon is widely and gen.
orally known an eloquent and acc omplished Pas
tor OF the NJ. f. Church, and Rev. Edward Steven
son has been known as one Of the most talented
and Jealous members that the Kentucky Confer
ence could boast OF for many years, aid at this time
is filling the high and responsible station of agent
for the NJ. E. Book Concern. South. Can the world
produce better or more satisfactory testimony in
favor Of any medicines
Louisville, May %, Is4s.
We have used John BULBS Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction, and
we have no hesitation in stating that we be-
lieve it to be safe and valuable medical COM
pound, and calculated to produce much good, and
relieve much suffering; and therefore, would cheer
fully and earnestly recommend it 10 the afflicted.
E. w. SEHON,
E. STEVENSON,
G-For particulars Of the effects of this wonder
full medicine, the reader is referred to the adver-
tsement to be found in another column. (my 20
| E5.For sale by E. E. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
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Blake's Patent, Fire and Water Proof Paint, or
ArI; scIa Elafe

Bl0ke,s Patent, FIRE and water YrOof Paint, or
Artificial Slate.
NIE are authorized to sell Blake's patent Fire
wv and Water Proof Paint, which is universally
acknowledged to he the best article of the kind
er produced. 1t is being used for covering roofs,
OF either shingles matched boards, zinc, sheet iron
or thick paper.
1t is indestrucible by FIRE. impervions to water
and If subjected 10 extreme heat, will not char
the wood. 1t is used upon Brick Walls, both a
paint and ornament, it forms perfect stone coat
ing, through which particle of moisture cannot
pass and upon every thing wish TO protect from
fire or weather. The COSTS very tri1ing, not more
than the common paint and is much more durable.
For sale at GRIFFITHS 4 Co.'S Hardware store,
may 80, $50 No. ., Jefferson street
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Pnhlic Sale of Real Estate.

Public Sale of Real Estate.
>ex& THE undersigned, commis soncrs, appoint
~ ed to sell the Real Estate of the late BENJAMIN
Ak~ Cutbirth deceased, will on the 29th day of
June 1850, between the hours Of o O'Clock. A. NJ.
and O'Clock, P. NJ, sell 10 the highest bidder. the
west half and part of the east half of the north
west quarter OF section IS, in township 50 north
of range west in five lots, description Of which
win be exhibited on the day Of sale. Said sale to
take place on the premises.
lFTerms made known on the day Of sale.
WM LAMME, Jr.,
FRANKLIN WILCOX, Com'rs.
Nav 40. lS5O-ts BENZ. VAN DYKE.
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A bill to provide additional security to
me lives and property Of persons naviga-
unk Inc Western waters was introduced.
!. The Senate then took up the considera-
aon ofthe bill establishing branch mint
anew York.
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A Bargain.

A Bargain.
LNOR SALE, the property on Main street, now oc-
L cupied byJ. Sturgis 4 Son. 1t is 90 by IS feet,
and will pc sold on reasonable terms, if application
is made soon to the subscriber, who may be found
at the esidence Of r. s. ADAMS, the premises.
Nav %, IS5o-tf EMERILLA HOBERT
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,

FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrett House, Jefferson st., Burlington.
"a MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announces
RJto the Ladies' Of Burlington and vicinity, that
wv she has just returned from the City OF New
York, with splendid assortmentkof the choicest
GOODS, exclusively for ladies' wear, which she
sell at the lowest possible prices-ss her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con.
sists in part as follows:- ss
Flowers, feathers and laces Of ell kinds,
Fancy Dress Gseds.
De LANES, barages, Albertines, Labrador lswns,
silks and sains very rich) varying in prices from
large lot or Mourning Goods, barred muslins,
Bonnets OF every description, such French
lace, Aibino. chip, Jenny Lind, English stfaws and
variety OF other Braids.
COMBS OF shell, silver and imitation she'll.
Coiiars, cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery.
GLoVEs.-Lsdies and childtens Kid, Lisle thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs, French kid slippers;
Bnskins and walking shoes, superior article;
Chiidrens and Infants shoes OF eyerv KIND;
Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles;
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, ETC., etc.
RIBBONS of the most elegant description;
Collars from ~ and half cents to a so;
Curls, braids, bands OF all shades and coors suit.
sble for old and young,
Perfumery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Geld and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses, etc.
Ladies will find her stock comprises more COM
pete variety than is usually found together in one
store. She has also brought with her some OF the
most beautiful Patterns for dresses, msntiilas,
capes, cloaks, caps and robes, from the most FASH
ionable Milliners and Dress Makers In the city Of
New York. Her arrangements are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York,
tho latest styles Of goods, and she Is DESTROYS Of
meriting continuance of the patronage which has
heretofore been so liberally bestowed tmay 1850
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OLATFORM, Counter and Tea Scales, for sale
by may %, 'so) PRUGH l. COOK
DREAMING Flows: Peoria Breaking Flows,
ID for sale hy my 2s PRUGH COOK
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LATE ARRIVAL.

Il
r HAVE Just received the largest Spring Stock OF
i Boots, Shoes, Leather, Shoe Findings and Sad
dlery Hardware ever bruSght to this City, and am
Offering them at lower rates than can be bought in
the State, and as cheap any market in the West
My stock of BOOTS and SHOES, was bought with
view Of establishing permanent wholesale trade.
can offer sufficient inducewe nts to those who have
heretofore purchased in 81 Louis to trade with me-
l would say to Harness and Shoe Manufacturers
that they rely upon finding large and well as
sorted stock at small advance above Eastern pri-
ces. Orders will be proulply attended to. NIer-
chants will do well to call and examine my stock,
Main street, few doors above Jefferson, east side
Burlington, march 81, 1850 s ADAMS
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Oh DoZ. Upper; doz. kips; Is doz Calf skins,
w Of different Tanneries, for sale low at
march 81, $50 r 8 ADAMS
10 600 LBS. sole Leather; 5000 lbs. oak
l@,JOO tanned; 1000 lbs. Harness skirting
and Bride leather, to be had cheapat
march Fl, $50 ~ ADAMS
Doors AND SHOES, every large assortment
ID from Eastern manufaceesies, for sale wholesale
and retail. (march 1880 RSADAMs
A LARGE assortment Of Shoe Findings, Saddle
N ry Hardware, Innings, Bindings, Pad and Goat
skins, just received and for sale by
march 81, $50 ADAMS
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PLOWS!! PLOW s.!

4 LWAYS On hand and for sale at the Manufac-
n turer's Prices. the Moline Plows, ofall kinds,
which are acknowledged to be superior TO any 9TH
er Plow ever introduced into the country. They
are warranted to perform well, and if they do not,
all the purchaser has to do, Is to return the Pow
and get his money at ALFRED CLARKES on
april IS, 80 jefferson street, Burlington
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IATs AND CAPS: Fashionable moleskin hats
i broad brim Russia do; SLOUGH and Hungarian
do: drab beaver Mexican do; mems and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
maya J. G.. LAUMAN i BRO
r EGHORN Hats: Double and single brim Leg
4 horn hats; pearl, straw and Rutland for sale BY
may ., 80 ] G LkuMAN BRo
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
E. j. .TaGgaH.

Ee d d SSSTr,
nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
lJQueensware, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., in
the store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, JEFF
ferson street, Burlington. (may l6, $50