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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04
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In Rutland. On Friday, juno 2stb. a.
the rcsidenco Of his Mother, Mr. Strong,
Edwin W. Hopkins. NJ. d. aged 45.
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20 tommissioner's kofite.

'UWWssFUHcT NWftS'
Wa the autserILers being appointed ~ theiion.
PROBATE Court for the Distriet 81 Fairhs-
vo q, commissioner 10 rceeiie txamins and sA
ju.t all claims and demand. - AL Iert~ns a.
rainst the estate Of Daniel y. Taylor, late Of
PAslt,, ia faid district deceased, rsprsss aiei
insal.snt and sii months froH the 18th day o.!
SHAY, being allowed by saide fer that rur-
rc.et We 40 therefore hsrsby give notice thai
VIC sill attend 20 the bainess 81 cur said Ap-
puiriIsni 81 the Town Clerk. Oaaes, 10 P.~-
let % the Lasi Tssrsay u )uly aud sepisu
her, hshts frora one O'clock, snlI si1 O'clock
4. ~. IN each Il raid dave.
Il. g. $50 sscso. coH'r-
Pssi,t, June, n, is50. "a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

G)(NO BrrrrR FrRxISs, 300 Pails, ~ Wash
II I.ASpoS & GaAvEs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

s-s-s ~ trssep7. DE Il trr,trbsrea
D..,,iet q ss,l.nd. a. | II tAa. q, a ,..,ss
sesssne Il the rss4sfst'esrs 81 the ssis asssr,ss
Of Rnitsna, kssd si Rutisnd IN SID aists,ss, en-
the ART hesasy. leins tss ts Asy Of j.ly.
l. n. 1850. E
Fre,~et. Han. Harvey AstteA. ysdse.
whereas CtAsA Bail, GsssAiaa 81 e,s,ins
Wyhs, . miner heir 81 Stesyy n. " he, late
Of Ciar~nAss. In ssii District. Ase~eseI kss
this day saads srr IieAtiea " sad eesrt Ia s.,
ting. tAersin ssssinf festA that his sAid yard
10 scissi asd pcs.essed ~ eertAis real rstase 10
Gil sas eassi asaisids halt IT eli the rec,
estate 81 saia accesssA. consulting IL the home
farm ceataiains about ITO seres u Issa sta.
Atsd ~ sa,d Clarendon, subject to TIA tight at
dover VI The WIDOW ~ sad d.scsssS, ih,retn
sod 1. entitled " one eeasi ssaiviaed half II
n The rev ersiou " raid ao~sv, that u woaia
he eoadsesse u the tstsssss VI his sAil varl
Ga eel 81, Of her Aforesaid real esiaie add put
the rrveeeds ~ iNter~t ard taese fere Request.
leg raii eesrt 80 grant him . license 10 .si.
the ,ane,
IS, ordered ky The aid Probate court tbs,
the ssiA sppiics,ivs 10 and the zane Ia hereby
referred for hssring md decision "a Q stated
session ~ saii court to be held at the of6ce Of
the keriser ~ said court IN sai.l Rstisod, GU
shs ART Monday being The 9th day Of Aaga.;,
A. - lSp, and TIA; notice thcreof he gieeshy
rshi'sainE . eertiaed copy Q! the record Of
this order three Seeks sueccstive'y prc,icus
thereto In the katiand Herald, = neSspapei
pTiated at said Rutland ia order that all yrt
$40. interested therein may then and there
appear before said court asd object 10 the
granting Of said iicease, Il they see cause.
A true copy o! teoasl p
HENRY HALL. Register.
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Fairbanks Scalcs!!

HAY, gSssfura ss1 Cos sses sssaes. u fsaes'
IL isc,sfsfs prsces, sss ssae ~ shs,s sess"
BARRETT, sON 4 90,
tass, tESo
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Notice.

have this dsy given my son Esra Cess, his
time 10 twenty ono and SNAIL claim acme ri his
wages hereafter. AbNEh SnCSo.
tlf,anby, Juae ., 1850. zoo~
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l,sSr Rossls, AZ BURLINGTON
We Loan slas a. shs day u he Ju.
sace. sA TAsrsasy evening lsss M.
Gc.acev. Messenger a rsllss. Vigil
1 Coz Moaiseai ssd Nov Ycrt Ex.
rss, ~ rssssA u . raeAsss cU~.
,ssssss 5000 h bsnt tiiia. Mr.
Gssassv - jsss received The zach
~. ~hkh Ne scoa With him TO the boat
.s,ssA 70 wAisshsiI. iIess ~ piscsd
d 10 We - poehss vAi's hs ss,ocked
- nc. sesrssay ts~es .isa'ss saes.
.,r,l', svoa tss'seg az the pseAass, b
spspd ,,.ai Il vAs euse. A man nane
AIe,aeies Hsaihoa, Who vss standing
ma n The tins of the robbery, was ar
rested, tai noas ofsie ,ioIen snoncy va
.ysnd spos him.
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S8Sxa-mr-.I,rrrrIUna.
-.

ever one hsedred feet IN length. 6iied up With
ssecsal reSesssc< 70 the esstovtabis sce"ihm"'
ost,oa of bpAssessess, sbd arc commanded ~
Inea VI iong siPss'esee, ~so al ses That pas
sesgers have rery s,teHiioh pad them
fan,l,es em,g,s,sss ~esi, .,ii. BY eabibs ca
the suhse riber be advised OF Tie most direct and
eeeApes, ssste, sno se enssisd 10 p,oes'e oes-
eta fos asy at me Wessefa ports al Tho Zoe es'
r,o.sahie fa,es fas further inlss0ssi on call 90
ths ssbsc ,lbef u he E.sisss>d Ofises. wtashAsi
Mx.h. sTe-s kSs. Agest
g~ t1ken. spPly 10 the tsliosass psrsSss
VS.. n. stsress. ss eosss Cks~via,a StsSls<rs
A. ksec, DO 90.
Wa. Gsssdsil whitehall. -
wL,1h hail, April ~, tsSn soA
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Hardware Store,
SVuOLEsALH AND RETAIL.

IN so,ss Door Hsssiss,
- Aitssr.i Ds-Df hSss,s,
10 gto.s >rf.s., IS ~. $40. Ssis. 40 an,
1'~.ls ADD Brsds; Is az t>aets, iYD dos bst.s,
tilssss Lu~s tVfaslsSs, and ss sssosssai VI
Iiou.s 1nms..sSs tpD ssits Fable C'tisSy,
With variety o. tssB,ss.,ss fioots sssaiiy isssd
~ hIrs~ ss rps.. Alec ess f..nsi hssa
sad B.es ss~s. sni i4,gs sines " Mo- sss,e .
vaSis al dsrsses, s.airises I,1ssAe Mod,
D.svtxss Gsss., ., ssd Csvsef tssp4, sss~s
LEAD, Lad f,s~, ziss, B,ss. sd i.ss ksuiss,
Gss ssis BY bAkiski-r 4 soA.
jsss, lao. =
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LIST OF LETTERS

u EAAiNtNG N ti~ ro~s Oalee II Re-,
~ land, w. Sses -, Issol
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vsvE HAWR Ils

vtvE HAWRHls
DkasT 0tI., A.siiss,y oa, Li.sssa ~,
j sas L-lsp -, l.si ssrsissa Il
- L.fies CssfEf
tst.sJ, jEEs ~ ~.
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I HEREBY Gently that have si-es my sen
Charles " Usmerssy. bss ,tN< dassrs tbs 70
sipCief Of his sostt Ia act and trade tsf htose
y I'D ss,AiI h-s claim his varuinss not issy say
debts 81 bis ,ontrsctiRe a0sf this dale.
DANIEL s HEMENwAY.
whasss Rvers " RAsses,
tudh'w Msy ~, lSis ~
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Manufacturer 81 LADIES BOOTS Il SHOES.
tshop Ia the Howard Buiid,rr Sp siam J
es RUTLAND, W.
GTWork Al this shop rs executed in the neat.
cst manner aud warranted sly
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ATE CHAtHEE Cioihiny Es.nn go. Lao
IL Hea Bach Gszis tss si,tsik et sAch--
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Rutland tsss u
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
So T Is9s IhO IT / S.
Esr ssasVrss s'Cisace.

aSaSSteE
nEVoTES particular attentionto Surgrfy' lnc'u'-
Ling the treatment of the diseases OF the Eye ana
the Ear. .Olce, north-eas st corner of Fourth and
Green streets. up stairs St Louis, Mo- taugs,
MARTINS EMPORIUM.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF NO. rs.
FALL OF ls4s.-MoTTo! Ipledge myset to sH
loicer than any other House.
MY business is done entirely upon the cash prin-
1fl ciple, therefore, have no losses to make up
on bad Detfs, those do who sell upon Credit, and
have to make up the difference on their cash Gus
toners.
Aiy stock this Fall is the largest ever brought
West, comprising by far the most complete assott-
meat ever offered by any House. My goods have
all been purchased for cash and manufactures st
very lo~ prices.
NY STYLES AND PATTERNS
are beautiful, many Of them the richest and most
fashionable ever offered in this country; the whole
OF my time ana attention mas been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing OF my stock, as Wy
brother Charles G. Martini attends to the st LOUIS,
establishment; therefore it must be apparent to
every one, from the many advantages that lpossess
and the long experience that Ihave had fifteen years,
that am enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other house.
am determined to sell at very small profits. so
as to make it an Object for every Country
to invest his cash capital in Clothing 1t will pay
him better Prqft meet with QaiCker sales and leave
no Remnants to lose on. Merchants, that cannot
make il convenient to visit the city, by sending in
their orders can have them filed at the lowest cash
prices and those that do not please can be returDec.
/ haze Bat one store,
iris No. lis, Main street, At Louis,
A lsfss No. i1s on top of The House. A flag out
with The same MARLIN on it. large guilt letters ia
front. Cheap Hhoiexaie and Retail Establishment.
st LOUIS, aug. -, 1919 JOHN I MARTIN
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INSUR ANCE.

EmL THE PROTECTION INSURANCE CO. 81
OF RTFORD, CONNECTIcI
Continue to issue Policies on the most favo,.s,.
terms, at their Agency in BURLINGTON, low. y.
Dwellings,, Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, Mills Mo,.
tories, Barns etc, etc., etc. Also, on Hous1hss.
Furniturs, and Goods, Wares and Merchondir, 60
tanned or stored therein, against loss or dam,vs ~
FIRE. Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufar,..s
ed Goods, Produce, Household Furniture, Lire Co..
and every other description Of Merchandise or
al Property, shipped or to be shipped per good
boat, or boats to and from points on the Ws,,..a
waters, or between Eastern cities Ivia Iak.. -
other inland routel and any towns in the Ws.,..1I
country, against the hazards OF INLAND Tn -.
PORTATION.
Also, upon shipments Of Goods, Wares ana n.
chandze, per good vessel or vessels, between III.
Orleans and Eastern ports--between New OTIS.
and other Gulf ports-betwcen all Americas 80
ports and English or European Ports. or to anv 80
thine port whatsoever in the Atlantic waters ,..ss.
the PERILs OF THE SEAS, at the lowest ra,.. -
premium charged by other responsible Comn.s;.o
For fun information as to rates adjustment Of 49,.
es, &C., apply to the undersgne who is au,ho,;.
to issue Fire and Marine Policies. without 49,.
LYMAN COOK,
6w Agent Protection Insurance Comc
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To PHYSICIANS.

1UST received, the following valuable medicai
- works:-Sir Ashley Coopcr's works, latest eai.
United States Dispensatory Wood and Bache's no.
Woods practice, latest edition, Watsonson's 90.
Bell SStokcs do, Dunglison's do. Mackintoshs DO.
Armstrongs's do, Devices do.
Goods, study OF medicine, Cooper's med dictionary,
Hooper,s do do, Dunglison's do do.
Dunr,ison on human health. Lawrence on rnptures,
Carpenters Human Physiology.
Smith & Horner.s anatomical atlas,
Rayer on the skin, Green do do Taylor on pe'sons.
velpeau,s operative y.Tampiin on deiormites
Chapman on govt, eruptivc fevefs, dropsies, ETC.,
Williams & Clymer on the respiratory organs,
Maury's dental surgery,
Brode,s select surgical works. clinical lectures etc.
Bowman,s practica. chemistry. Meigs' obstetrics,
Meigs, midwifery, Chailly's do, Ramshotham's do,
Macuier's do; Reach's do. Bells materia medea,
Dunglison,s therapeutics and materia meaica,
Eberlie.s materia medica. Bamfield on the spine,
Evanson s. Maunsell on children, Condie on do,
Eberlc on do, stewards diseases of children,
Hone on the heart, Phillips on scrofula,
Solly on the brain, Fox and Harris on the teeth,
Jones, opthaimie, medicine and surgery,
U. S. Dissector. Build on the liver;
Clymer on fevers. Bartlett on do.
Bartlett on typhoid and typhus fevers,
Graham,s elements of chemistry,
Turner's chemistry. Also-yarious other books,
ETC.. at (oct 25) IF ABRAHAM's Bur. Bookstore
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-s.--s--s-=
ID, SIDEYIhNR T. =

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
FE>HS article so celebrated in Saint Louis for the
L certain cure of Rheumatism in all its different
stages, is now offered as the only remedy for this
most painful Of all diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in days after all his physicians had CIV
him up, by means of this medicine, the result OF
long study and experiment. Mr. j. w. Christy, q
gentleman well known to many of our citizens was
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for hu-
siness for four years. and J. w. Southack, mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity, was cured by means Of this remedy when
all Others had failed. The certificates Of both the
gentlemen attached to the pamphlets around each
bolt p, and can be seen by calling The AGENT
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered as a remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by j. +. TALLANr, Agent,
may II. IsIe-Iy Jefferson street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
White Goods.

~ - pS. "a to 1914 bleach'd shirtings and sheet
sss ings, Is ps. Al Irish linens aops. bleach and
brown tablecovers. crashes and diapers; also SWISS
mull, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, book musttns,
Tarlton laces; plain, figured and barred mnsains,
curtain musiins, jaconet and other eagines and in
settings; also, a half dog, imperial white qliIts,
etc. etc, ETC., just received and FOR sale 10y
oct 49,. PARSONS, COPP x PARSONS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17

Shawls, Comforts and Blankets.
- PAIRS bed blankets. including some of sure
@ rior quality IL heavy fine wool twilied Ions
Shawls NEW style); i2 do basket do new styte}
10 super soft wool Plaid shawls; do1. ASSORTED
plaid shawls; % do, ass'd wool Comforts Of even
variety of style, for sale by
oct IL. ,as Parsons. Corr & PARSONS.
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VaS,inos Bonn.t (elyets. etc.

Vestings, Bonnet Nelvets, etc.
- PS. rich winter cashmcreS valencia vestings,
et including plain. mottle ground and changeahie,
with spot and sprig; 2opieces black and fancy cofs
satins and serges; also, pieces blue black, green
blue and brown bonnet velyets, with good supply
of bonnet cap and lutte string ribbons, &C. for sale
oct IS, 80, by PARSONS, Corr n PARSONS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
Dress Goods.

CREEN silk warp cashmere de eccosse; PLAN
I black alpaccas; ch,nseahle figured and striped
ustres plain and corded Berlin cloths; blue, green
and scarlet lioncse; plain and fancy NJ de isihes;
printed cashmeres; merinoes extra black silk tor
visites with good supply Of frnges and dress hut
toms al foct ls) Parsons, Corr Parsons
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
Hosiery. etc.

- DoZ. ladies. gents, misses and boys cashmere,
~ ! m rino and wool hose and socks; IS dozen
ladies'. misses. childrens gents and boys Kid cash
mere berlin and wool gloves and mitts; 10 d"z. Ia
dies and gents silk cinyats, plain and fancy co.'s !;
SO rs assd silk, Bingham and acg pocket hdkfs for
oct Is. 10. sale by PAnso<s. Corr PARSNNS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17

Carpetincs. Umbrellas, etc.
= ROLLS beautiful styles a. catre'ings, various
Sprices; rolls oil carpctings; - andeia'de
hearth rugs and mats, rich patterns; carpet bags /;
ALsoe dnz. ass'd qualities umbrellas. for sale 'y
oct Is. ,i9 PARsoSs, Corr Il Parsons.
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Pins. Thread. Buttons. etc, etc.

FINS. thread. bUtION>. c|t., t'C.
ann BUNDLES solid head pins; $50 doz. spool
-oO thread; 100 lbs. skcin do so lbs blk lin
en- do. A.soA full supply sf gents super gilt coat
and vest buttons; youths and boys do; fine brocade
and.wist coat, Goa, and vest do pant and shirt
buttons. vest buckles, eyeiets, combs, needles,
whalebone, tapes laces. traids, sewing SILK, TWIST
eaStics braces. knit under shirts and drawers. etc
oct Is. 80, for by Parsons. Corr h pAssoSs
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wa, NJ. wALLBRIDGE.


Nofdry Public, ScTirtacf and Land dgens.
WILL give particular attention to drawing ana
wv taking the Acknowledgements OF Bonds, Deeds,
MORTGAGES, Pocers Of attorney, and all other insrn-
ments OF writing affecting real estate, and to the
transcribing of papers and records generally.
Having made arrangements with an agent at
Fairfield he is prepared to transact any business
in the United states Land Office at that place; such
as the entry ofiands, the location Of Land FdTsRts
the filing of declaratory statements for pre-eapi'cn
rights the procurement Of land patents, etc, etc.
He will also attend to the purchase and sale OF
lands. farms and torn lots, and to the payment Of
fares.
Mr. w. refers to Messrs Grimes Starr, w. f,
Coolbauch & Co. and Garrett Cooper, Burlington:
n. HEM. Fairfield; v. Van Antwerp, keokak;
Charles Neaiey. Iowa City; Judge Lockwood. Jack
sonville, Illinois.
Office at the Co. Commissioners Office, corner of
third and Washington streets. Nov 90. 40
Mrs James Belts Uterine Supporters.
YNO PHYSICIANS, LADIES AND DRuGGisTs.-Mrs
Belts most respectfully communicates the con-
tinued success and increasing demand for her Ute-
rine Supporters; they very generally adopt
cd BY Physicians as the mos. successful medium of
relief for the distressing malay for which they
were invented, of any offered TO the public.
Mrs Belts Supporters are recommended by Fro
fessors $. Jackson, j. ID. Mutter, Joseph PancooSts
X MITCHELL, n. Chapman and Wiltbank, OF Phtla-
dephia and many others Of the most eminent phy-
sicians in various parts Of the United States.
For particulars. see pamphlets to be procured
gratis hy calling on 81 BuRNAP
nov Is, 40 only agent for Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
q. W. Bowie.
's:iuEa.as Hedge.

TToRyEy and Counsellor at Law, Buring ton
| Iowa. TS"Oiice, corner OF Third and Wash
! ingt9n streets aug o. $40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
Rnnis and Shoes

30 CASES boots and shoes. comprising good
.e--a asst of mems and boys stoga, kip and calf
boots, broSans and over shoes; ladies', misses and
chdgens boots shoes, CATERS, hushins, slips, over
shoes, etc., etc, for sale by
oct IS. 40. PARSONS Cor. PARSONS.
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BURLINGTON HA>VK-EY T..
Geo Partridge,

~1oNMIssION and Forwarding Merchant No. 81,
4 Water Street rlp stairs, 81 Louis, Mo. E7-Par-
ticular attention paid to the sale OF Pork
Lard, Bacon. Salt Groceries, &C. And Will also at
tend to the purchase Of any articles usually keptina
Country Store. may IL ~.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
DRUGS s. MEDICINES

NEW ARRANGENEST-SEw DRUG STORE
<- :. l.. BTRSiP,
vi AT THE OLD STAND Of c w Bodemann, lei.
- ferson street. Burlington, having lately par-
chased of W Bodemann his entire stock of Drurs,
Medicines. Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils and Glassware
ofevery description, is prepared and determinedss
sell all these articles to country merchants, phy.
sicians, farmers. and the public in general at ~
duced prices. The public requested to call ard
examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
attended to with ncatness and despatch.
Also fun assortment of Patent Medicines.
july ". 1919 s. T.. B.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
.sr>fny, H,.y,a

TOMMiSsIDN Merchant, No. 9, Custom-house
u street. E".ton. viii make advances on con-
sienments to hi. care for sale in this market. He
will also give person al attention TO Gro
ceries and M','aGsdsf generally for Western Mer-
chants. REFEa TO M.Ssrs Grimes l. Starr, Mr.
r. s. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Dir otis West, Mr.
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. july 10. sm
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
Emery EEOslsC.

~
- KEOKUk.--The undersigned takespeasure
al. in informing his friends and the travelling pub
.i.-ak lie that he has just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is nrepared to receive AMI accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in style that
he flatterS himself will give entire satisfaction.
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free Of charge.
Keokuk, sept IS, ISi9-tf A. EMERY, p oprietor
d. s. ERERSOL 4 co.
GUN SMITHS and Manufacturers OF County
7 Z Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles. warranted to shoot rom
40 to goo yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel shot Guns, Revolyers and single barrel Pts
tolls, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, best quality of Ride AMI Sporting Powder,
Rifle barrels, Gun Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Wad- Cutters, sc. sc.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ss~Rcparine done in the best manner and st
reasonable prices
shop on Third street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington, sept. 10, 1879.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
Burlington Foundry.

CHARLES HENbRIE. MARK :. rooTE.
HENDRIX & FOOTE,
| AF1NG associated themselves under the above
l style, would inform the yuflfc that thoy are
now prepared 70 furnish all articles in their line
Their increased faciltes for doing business enables
them to furnish Castings at reduced prices, and on
snort notice. we have constantly on hand asSort-
ment of Saw Mill Irons. Tanning Min and Tbrnsbinr
Machines, Castings. Hollnw-ware. &C. Connected
with the Foundry is Finishing Shop, where turning
and fitting viii be done in n woraman-ikn manner
I#AH orders addressed post paid) to the Suhscri.
hcrs, or j. G. fooTE, will be attended to in man
heF 10 give SATISFACTION. Burlington, April ,'3c
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-17
np Fall and Winter Goods. IN

THE Subscribers are receiving at their old Stand
l. No. 4, Jefferson street, general assortment of
Merchandise, adapted to the Fall and Winter trade,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of
the public. PARSONS. CoPP 4 PARSONS.
Burlington, October, 1919.
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ILtHNIST. JUFL KfKSIBA q NJ.
y. Eiichrfsf Il CO.

VIZ HOLESAiE and retail Dealers in Dry Goods
~ Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots
shoes, Hats. Caps, Ready Made Clothing, ETC., etc
of Main and Jefferson street,,
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Marie N<sHes.

- FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
III this Hotel is in every respect equal to any in me
Hsi western country. The Proprietor, w. G. STRIFE
A date Of the Madison Iouss) respectfully soeit'
the patronage OF Travellers, and is
Determined to deserve il.
Fort Madison, lows, April %, 1S49-sm W. c. =.
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FANCY and black fringe and gimp, biseN
l. fnet, chantily and green wells; SWISS, ~ ~
thread and cotton edging and insertion, h'1. scc
edge. by foct a5. '49J II GrLcHHat =.
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Yours with respect, r, A. STEWART.
STORAGE! STORAGE,,

~ VIl4NVI.
WE are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods.
Wares, Grain. Pork, Lard, Flour, etc, etc. TO
t.ansact any Forwarding or Commits sion Business
on the most reasonable terms al our large and sub.
stantial brick ware house Front street. Buriinr
ton. nov %, '4S Parsons. Corr 4 PARSONS
CALT.-100 sacks G A salts so bhls IA salt for
AJsaio by oct. IS, 40 GARRETT Cooprs
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w onlen Yarns.

DYE WOODS, ETC.
10 Lbs Clipped icrwcod, 8 case. extra do; s casks
can"oot; 800 lbs blue vitrio1; 400 lbs best
madden; 80 lbs vcrdigris; for sale low. hy
l,'t9 j.. TAIIANT
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II EM sti,h hdA'fs, needle worked eoia &c.
! net cap and mantua rihous, betting riool &c
in great vaTi tv. nv (Oct 25J GiLehhs-----ss
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Elaiike; Over Goats.

Eooln AND SHOES: 60 cases mems, boys and
- youths thick and kip boots. also thick and hi,
shoes, ladies' and misses boots, kid calf and moroc
co walking shoes, CATERS, buskns, slippers and
gum over shoes, with large asst of Chilarens
SHOES, Tor sale by toct 25,) GARRETT 4 COOPER
SADDLERY hardware, shoemakers findings a gen.
erai assortment for safe low at my RS ADAMS
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DLANkETS.-A large assortment of bed blank
- cts, also few pieces superior blue and drab
for coats, for sale by
oct. IS, 80 GARRETT s. CoorER