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JonS VI. DANIEL. Secretary.
Enp rur ESnIIRER
FUR TIE EMU I'I.7'
III The Peopie Of tie Caroline Conreation District.

TO the Peopie Of tie Caroline Contention District.
The events Of last court-day, (h Monday IN Junr)
have left without any representation in either Of The meet
ngs of the people be held Bowling Green in Jny-lnn
presume neither of those meetings will feel Itself JustIltd
under the circumstances in making nomination for The
county OF King William. IL is believed though that an I'M
dcrstandns exists throughout the district that III fairness
and justice county should be permitted make choice
of some o its citizens 10 represent il in the Ste Con
vcntiun. This think nothing than right; and n
be heard in the District Convention, We adopt
this method expressing the district decided prefer
cncc for Beverly b. Douglas Esq Mr. Dougas has once
withdrawn receiving nomination through the papers,
but in the present eSigency in which our county is placed
he has yielded the request of his friends and
scented 10 take the field champion We say what we
know when We tell the district il is the desire Of large
number believe majority of the people Of King VII
liam that Mr. D. shall BE- delegate the Con
venrion. As ON NATIVE DEMOCRAT
King William. June, 1850
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PHILADELPHIA June 29-Smal sales of Hour n, g.
Is, - for shipping brands. Market dull White wheat
is held al l29 cents Sales of yellow corn ~ 81 4 6},
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Judge Beverly Tucker of Virginia, and Gen James II
Hammond and r. b. Rhett ESQ., of South Carolina will al,
tend the approaching celebration Of the Fourth of July
Barnwell Courthouse, South Carolina. We may look
far eycitinn
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sLoPEZ GOING TO NEW YORK.
General Lopez, according elegraphic despatch from
Norfolk June 23th embarked ncog the day previous on
board schooner Frank bound to New York.
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GENERAL TAYLOR" BOARDED.

The schooner General Taylor has arrived Savannah,
and reports that while The voyage from Chagres bound
10 Turks Island for SALT she boarded by Spanish
general search made of the vessel and her
captain treated in insulting by the boarding o-
The brig Nevis in company also subjected the
same insulting conduct.
The Savannah Georgian says
We have the schooner vet therefore cannot Judge
whether she answers corncrsd Presidents descrip
ton of piracal craft. If she does of course the insult
must be tolerated, and the Home Squadron be
back TO guard the sen bound walls of the old Moro afford
little good amusement for middes and interchange
cives with Count Alcoy aided with little debit for
the Secretary OF the Trcasuary add the Nations
count for sundrcs, &c-anountng 10, &c This is what
call assuming the right search and insulting the Ane-
rican flag, reciprocity for General Taylors kindness
Just what we predicted.
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Tut Tt EHVUHtF'
Messrs. Rdors:- am old man and have been snb-
scribcr the enquirer for nearly quarter of century
and ask place paper r The first timcl for the let
which you will find appended this Il, from OF my
daughters The arguments and urged have wrought
complete change in my opinions and intentions the sub
Jcct Of which il II will have good effect other IN
lllcrs who NAV have contemplated the same gross injustice
10 their daughters. BY publishing this with the letter
appended YOU will oblgc an old SUBSCRIBER.
-" VIII NOT The Whil and Examiner cnny 2
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TfIIe siflrl'
Now Just Try the cxperimcnt-go 10 tho Poin-hc fare Is
owno danger oil getting sckol, Of fun and then there
all the creature comforts including the tender sea- Y"
whom icanno say am very pariia. say then 20 to The
Point and you will be satisfied that am rnth.tclIing man
MLLANDAEE.'
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, July

TOBACCO.-We do not alter quotations for ,,.
yet think the market to-day and SATURDAY as, "a
show that animation noticed in our report of No.
Tobacco Of desirable. quality maintained ull L, - "a
prceswhilc such particularly suitas a. "eA
featuring shipping or sicmmina ". thought lj nfhl.
week wa '"''''S P''s Ct Ias,
FLOUR Richmond s. SIX a 5 So Sco,tsviln =. .
%. business uElisiaiiy dull
hHEAl-Rcd tpo cents; White ITO cents. Non. ,e,,
lng IN:
CoitN--sihs ~ Wv ~ cents.
CORN MEAL. ia to % cents per blsacl
0AiSClV cents per eushcI
FlSH--IIcrinas, No. Cut ST 80; Gross 81, u,o,..
NJ" B. 81 dale NJ. ? So ~, l. $l3 So Shi - "a a "a
LARD Barrels : :. cents; ktg.s = : rc,, 81 -
BACON virginia cured ho, round = c., ~ S new
! /. els; new Hams a ~ c"rfs W,s,.,n -, 1e
Shoulders 5. ). cts Queen Ci;v ham" ioI u
COFFEE-Markct unsettled! The mics ,s.ii =. -,
gurl 10 Il Oa cts Rio lOa lOg cents T, ~ ~, - -
cents '"'1 - Il =
STGAR-Pofto Rico ) n 81. Nrw orI.,r. ,o,.
i; ST Crox cents Loaf double refined IS ' N 'fo'
single rl.incl :. 9cts. - ~ ''
MOLASSES-s.e, New ORLEANS -, ~ c,,, o, =,
SPIRTFS-Connac Brandy 81 7ja =, rncs,i. q :.
20: American nront 25. ith n,f ,l, an, ;! ~
Rich,,,,nd Ror,;;l ,,bis. ,G , s'i'S %
TEtSImn.rial - mr. IL Cno -, T. NUN =. 80
yonr, Uy.n, 2o1-, M ., -, ,o ID i Nv Ct
,a\ui ~ Sor,, "a, -, =, ~ 80 m =, - 49,
p,n, IL. ,dan,;n - ,I'" .Via- hll
.-'s - = 49, - 49, "a h'''' : lattL
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~of all The ,Ils unhappy moraIs know

Nor do advise people 10 stay ii home all the lime vast
ing their life times in comparative sothuncss do not
wish them 10 initiate Echcpous in Homer who
Living driiy SlussarlLe! n home
Wear rrir youth slaie!css lllrncss
Then let ne NJ bring the notice al your readers
Mcssrs Editors, "Pincy Point" well known ~ very
many need encomiums. This Isl lovely spot oyeriookn.
the ndualing Chesapeake commanding view OF the FAR
famed Potomac, she the darhened waters OF her
mother BAY lined with the picturesque scenery Of Ma
turc. The Point ENJOYS constantly delightful breeze,
and during the Summer this s decidedly comfort
able esderatnm 10 the pleasure seeker. To say nothing
the luxurious t0Ng in the bathhouse the cnloymrnt
bathnto say nothing o the delicious Injuries "!
the ,abclct picture scene Come then win me y"
the sunsct-cyc when the day buried in the gloom oi Old
the he tingcs the long summer eve with
his dccadcnt rays and still later the silYery moonbcan
play upon the heavng surface Of the noble bay-S"e lie
stars yigS Of the sombre might ycing with each other III
their undying power Of radiance. You feel yourself m
Spr,d il by The sweetest dream o fancy but tlS
splendid reality and which every resort Of pleasure
furnish. The fare is very cheap 10 the Point The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Co.. Win
obigng disposition, commensurate with their desire -
satisfy the popular taste have commenced running SEMI
weekly train the creek thence ENJOY the river scenery
the Point by steamboat and il is 10 be hoped that The Ell.
erpsc will meet that reward which its accommodation AMI
convenience richly merit You from here, say in The
afternoon arrive the Point early the evening" and there
are Won ready cooked and prmcd' cnoya
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Il. PoTrs, Secretary.


A PLEASANT RECREATION-PI POINT
Alcssrs Editors One thing j. rendered very certain IN
the daily experience Of human knd-lat trareHng IL =
conpenious way Of Riding ones pocket Of all supcruouS
ad which may b. cumbersome To lis owner also il dyests
ones mind that cttu annoyance consequent upon the
discharge thu cpcmcra business Of life In tne raret
linz The pursuit Of pleasure undo, the tempting maSlue>
of novelty and vanity Few modes oi spending time are
more pleasant than travelling d. refer rambling
rowing propensity There much Of The aony piled
On in this operation Ulysses said 10 his servant Euen
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80 S, J.
|i;E|;|!I!|i|I1IIl|II
s@6A9HakM, Illlalslssss,
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60 assssssMM;:s
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2. 1850.
THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.


We give nj length the Proceedings of meeting heia on
Ed.v nob bv norton of the Democratic party oil inns
cv ba, meeting we took part in for reasons Staten
veserdov ls because on such question: we desiiea 10 "
every thing like party laid aside and Idly because "
Thought proper that the bill before the Senate shou
sumo its real shape leaving the Senate 50 '' no
might be properly canvassed for condemnation Vi
These views however were not responded u .! o' pN
and political friends in meeting and the Resolutions VI
Mr.. Patton adopted. ., -,
They are prepared with elaborate care anu WV
ability and ingenuity for which that gentleman 10 ~
uished They certainly put the possible feature on
the Senate BILL and in several respects place II IN suc
light that no Southern man support the BILL nc was
satisfied of the correctness of their reasoning WIN many
of the views of the resolutions accord-wh Others eS
bcc,v in the construction of the Senate Bill we have non
esty avowed our dissent.
Had the South firmly and uni'ediy s'oou uP i'i "e'
rights. we should be called on to acquesce III such
an arrangement But take things as we ma lhei
and possible save something from the general "reeA
provided we can do SO with honor. BY The defeat OF the
bill we shall probably lose every hingit may yet be 50
amended as 10 save the hon6rand do justice to the
South The fate of the b and lis exact condition before
leaving the Senate are YET in doub,and il is not the part
of prudence condemn it in advance. Should however
the bill prove itself be in conflict with the last RECORDED
resolutions of the Virginia Legislature al its late session.
should il be rejected or if passed. should It's solemn con-
pacs be violated by the Northern majority we stand req
dy with our friends OF the mcctng TO hight Tor al Tue
rights of the South Eat al hazards and to the last extremity
Like "Curtus in the Charleston Courier we arc Soulhfohs
bon and bred in sunny South bound TO her equally ny
lies of interest and affection and or veal or for woe
resolved with abide the result and share her a'e "
the angry and tempesuous controversy which now snakes
the pillars of the Union Although not yet ready tor eS
,remtes (xhile an adjustment is actually pendns ana
willing sacrifice much Of expectancy but not Jot OF
Southern honor render perpetual our national Union and
confederate republic our time honorcd and blood aowed
fellowship of freedom and glory desire the North To
know that the South indeed in earnest that she justly
indignant under IA OF accumulated and persevcring
outrage and insult that her cup of endurance has been long
since filled and is running and that while she is
hopeless Of indemnity for the past, she must and viii have
security the future she stands ready 10 rend asundor
the bond of Union and abide the issue though chaos
again.
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,nTUNE's DOME. cliALK's OFFICE, \

J1ATMAM's piTEaT LEAD PlPE.-we oscl 4
sale lalntl Patent Lead PIPE. III lots purchaser
VAN LEW. SMITH y ROBERTS
Judy 80 H. Man SIRE,
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ssN:1 icaDEED EANKi:Ls NO.3MAC * EItEI.
~ receiving and tor sale by
July +: DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co
loRESEKrING u Ei'TLES AND FURNACES
Ben vi ial Brass aud P"rseii lll prs.r,p. kru, and
Iron Furnace. Tor sale b. VAN LEW, SMITH ROBERTS
<t Ml ~trrrf
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JOHNSON AND JOHNSTON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
4 EoKGE NlCOlSON JOHNSON anh ANDREW JOHNSTON
~ have formed par:ncrsmp IA the practice -" las. al AL Z"
,I all IN cof- held Ia III CT; Richmond AMI IN the c'aH
~ lithnycr aud Louisl.
Their olcc Street W. ~ over The Hardware
Ne..rs. SMITH < HARDWOOD
RirlmlA,l. NrsInil. Inly 2
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"a AIS AND SPIk Es -iirct,ine III. moran, 81, .r,
superior NAILS assorted, from u 10 mel! Spk.>-Inlsia
Mails h s oi and l>!lso BOY. ani lining and w,rvl, Nails
i'r "l!c ~ SMITH y HARDWOOD.
INE : NJ -. MIn
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WHITE brazil. sUGAR.-I,o barrels an! Iol b.e. I
Wv sale by JuIS DANENPOkT. ALI.LN a 40
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l. Main street, Richmond Virginia.
THIS ay Bel Ar Lottery. ciS ~ - Ma. u drawn Car
tai: s9tr', ?Un. OF i.3r al 2l.i ~ 1903. 10 of -
Tsketa s. Also Si", iyClti.is. sj-,p, i,lo) Ttseis
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Ac-Ins, received icu doom 4 mlanis Sc
Sa"'cs at Srhi- >,"sc a"li., 40 " sInciu,e
t'ap Pth aN' Nat hAcs Grabbing Hoes and
h! SMITH 4 HARDWOOD
july : NJ. \, Man
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

nnc,e. Thomas Neal. where now live, and if any
person doubts this statement Twill be happy to con-
verse with them if they will call on me.
(sgned,) THOMAS NJ h'Nao'
49,. State of Kentucky, Graves Co., set.
This day ersonally came before me, the under
signed acting justice of the peace in and for SAID
county, and made oath in due form oflaw that the a
bove statement is true. Subscribed and tins
10th day Of Feb, ls4s. S. p. MoRsE,'. p.for &C.
l, Erwin Anderson, clerk of the county court OF
Graves county, State Of Kentucky, do certify that
5. p. Morse, whose name is signed to the above
certificate, is now and was at the time OF signing
the same justice of the peace In and for SAID
Graves county, duly commissioned and qualified as
such and that faith and credit due all his Off
cial acts as such.
In testimony whereof, have herennto sci
my hand, and caused the seal of the Coun.
IL'' t. court of said county to be hereunto az
fixed, this 18th day of February 1850.
may 9, lS50-7m ERWIN ANDERSON
s1-Eor sale by E. E. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
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f.. r.. Cav.

VIZ HOLESALE RETAIL DEALER in Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
strunents, Perfumery Paints, Oils. Dyestuts, Drug
gists' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Wines and Lii
quors for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plate Ca
ses and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery,a
great variety of fancy articles sporting and fishing
takle. G-store on northwest corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE unders gned have entered into Co partner
ship,bearing date January l, 1885, under the firm
of NJ. B. cox * CO., for the sale at wholesale of
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. PALM
HATS, BONNE7S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ARTIFICIAL FLOUERS. UMBRELLAS. PAR
ASOLS, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, TRIM
MINGS, ETC, ETC.
We have leased store No. 81 Main street .O'Faon's
block, and are now receiving general assortment
Of the above articles. and many others not enumer
ated. to an examination of which respectfully
invite the country trade at unusualiylow prices.
Until the completion Of our store on Main ST., we
have rented the upper rooms OF No. 13o Second ST.,
lately occupied by MrssIs Woods. Chrsiy n Co.,
over the store of VS.. Gilman. NJ. Z. cox,
WIN NJ. SIMPSON,
st Louis. Feb. 81, ls5o-1y GEO. BuRNET,JI
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:. NEWMAN. WIN. s. Ora
Newman Il Graft

A TTORNEYS and COunsellors at Law, Jefferson
~ street, Burlington Iowa. E5-Particular at
tenton given to the collection of claims, convey
ancing and all other business ntrusted to our care
~ Five thousand dollars (S5, O0o) to loan on
mortgage, in sums from fifty dollars 1850 upwards
Refer to EX-Gov. James Clarke, DIR +. Lowe,
VIM. b. Ewing, H. II. Grtiths, of this city.
Burlington July IL, IS5O-6m.
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Hc141lDHn. Pi1fasl N & IN

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer-
y" chants, No. l46 Second street, ST Louis. Mo.
Observation-Disclosures hrsty Co., r. & w.
Campbell, Crow, McCreery Il Barksdale. st Louis.
REFER TOW. F. Coolbaugh 4 Co.., Garrett &
Cooper, Fear Creegan, d. Gichrist & Co., Bur-
Enet0n, Iopd. NOV Is, 1s4s-lv
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L.. ID. Stockton.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Burlino-
n ton. Iora. Of!ice-corner of Sd and Wash
ington streets, formerly occupied by Drs Houghton
and Brookbank. raup O. $40
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BUSINESS 4 r d S
High School for Young Ladies,

IN the Basement of the M. +. Church. Pupils
/ admitted at anytime. Tuition from three to five
dollars per term. Instruction given in French,
Drawings Fancy work and Music if de sired.
Burlington, Nov. l5,'49 T.. w. GRAY,Principal
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Essarry House.

- kEOKUk.-The undersigned takes pleasure
si in informing his friends and the trav cling pub
-.n@~ lie that he has Just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in style that
he Aattcrs himself will give entire satisfaction.
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and fl ON the Hotel free Of charge
KeOkuk. sent l3. ls49-tf A. EMERY. p oprietor
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Snrina ana Nnmmer Arrange nj for 1880.

REGULAR Galeaa, Dubuque and st Peters PdeEe'.-
A THE zine new passenger steamer
SkAeyrSxA 4 MINNESOTA, L. H. glenn, master
s{xSe:ee54fx will leave st Louis every Mohuay
evening II P. and arrive IN Gaiena ." .ne ~.
lowing Wednesday evening. Passengers BY this
line win have an opportunity Of passing day IN
visiting the mines and picturesque scenery IN tne
vicinity Of Galena, and proceeding on their jour
ney on the elegant passenger steamer DR. FRANK
LIN, w. Lodwick, master, on Thursday evening:
Persons will readily perceive the advantage of
giving this line their preference, az the time con-
sumed in making the trip will be much less than
that occupied by the through St Peters packets be-
sides having an opportunity ofvisitng the most in
teresting parts Of the delightful country border
on the upper Mississippi. TAYLOR & HOPKINS,
iune 27,lS5O-tcn Agents.
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TUN SMITHS and Manufacturers of County
u Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 to 500 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel shot Guns, Revovers and single barrel Piss
tolls. Powder Flasks. Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, hest quality Of Rife and Sporting Powder,
Rife barrels, Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples.
Waa- Cutters, sc. SC
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
l@Repairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington. sent, 10. 1919.
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george Sander.

sscOESc say Ner.
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the
~ States of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky. IL
linois Mis- souri, Maryland, Mississippi Il Louisiana.
Will attend to drawing and taking acknowledge
ment Of Deeds, Mortgages, Letters of At;orney,etc
Mr. s. is we'll acquainted with the German Lam
guage. Ts-Otice with Grimes & Starr in the Barrett
House Building. burlington. Iowa, Jan II, so
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Ea-sr N9sc}.

... FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
81 this Hotel Is N every respect, equal any the
Fiji western country. The Proprietor, W. &. STRIPE
late Of the Madison Honse,) respectfully solicit,
the patronage Of Travellers, and is
Determined TO deserve it..
Fort Madison, Iowa, April % lSIo-sm W G 6
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FIRE! FIRE.. FIRE.

FIRE. EIWE.. FREE.
ETNA INSURANCE. co. HARTFORD
20 C0NN.-ARE you INSURED.
fA THE subscriber being apf oin'ed gent for the
xNA~A above Company, i. prepared to take risks on
property At the most reasonable rates.
HurEegton, Dec. 20, lSi9 FCOTE co.
THE UNION MUTUAL LIFE TNSE r.
ANCE CDNPANN.-Come To the lnsur-
G4@ .n"e Office and have Life Insured. The
AsssS Subscriber. being agents for the above Mutual
Company ere prepared to issue policies upon the
lives of individuals residing in the states or going
to CalifOrnia-for particulars please apply to,
Burlington. spril IS. so FOOTE co
trDr p. Mcl.aren examining Physician.
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Giass Ware! Glass Ware!
- DOZ. = gall. Tincture bottles; d9z. I gallon
tincture bottles; doz. gallon iinCture bottles;
doz. at tincture bottles; dog pint tiuc't bottles;
9 do pint do do do gall. specie Jars;
8 do each 4, 2 and OF. glass stoIt walls;
9 do gall. specie jars; aoz. at specie jars;
do rt specie jars; dn gall. squat do
do I gallon salt mouth bottles;
40 or do do do do
do quart do do do
do each 8, 1, . and 1 OF salt mouth bottles;
30 gross OF. walls; 90 gross : OF. do
is gross and OF. walls;
gross, each quart and pint packrng bottles;
do quart TASKS; 2gross pint TASKS:
do or pint do just received and for sale low
by s L BURNAP. Druggist
NAV %. 80 Burlington, iowa.
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: II n q u K 5 .

TIME undersigned begs leave to return his sim
cere thanks to the citizens of Burlington and
the people Of the surrounding country for the very
liberal support he has received while one of the
Firm of Scott. Whitehead 4 Co.. and as said firm
has been dis SOLVED he wishes to let his friends
know that he has associatedhimselfin Partnership
with Matthew Scott. and that they will carry on a
general mercantile business in the large and COM
modious store lately erected by Mr. Funk on Main
Street next the Market House and they are now
opening and will have ready for inspection about
the I'd Of May an extensive assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Queensware, Hardware, Groceries.
and from the experience have gained am now
enabled to offer stock Of goods which am certain
will suit and please all tastes and when say that
can and piH sell them at much lorer prices than
have done on jefferson Street it is certain that any
person purchasing from me nor will extend share
Of that patronage which have heretofore so liber
ally enjoyed and pledge myself that no expense
or exertion on my part shall be spared to prove
myself worthy of ii. HENRY II. SCOTT.
Main street, Burlington, April IS. 1850.
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STORAGE! STORAGE!!

WE are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods,
Wares, Grain, Pork, Lard, Flour, etc, ETC., to
transact any Forwarding Commission Business
on the most reasonable terms at our large and SUBJ
stantial brick ware house Front street, Buring-
ton. nov %, '4S Parsons, Corr Il PARSONS
y DOZ Brussels and Verrelian CARPET BAGS
Iand satchels, just received and cheap for sale by
may N Du BOTS
THAT'S AND CAPS-We offer at a very reduc-
/ ed price, to close a large variety Of Leghorn
and Palm Leaf Hats, cloth and glazed caps.
july Is, 80 JG LArMAR 4 BRo.
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LEB STONE GEO. II. wALWol
stone & WalwOrth.

COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
~ No. 81, Poydras street, New Orleans.
REFER TO
Price & Frost NewtJno. Tison; Quincy,Ill.
Kennedy Foster : Or Grimes &Stdrr Burlington
J. r. Shaw & Co. Means NJ. Mohcy
Child, Farr SEQ. F.. Langworthy (
Bacon 4 Hyde [ Saint Neef Church, Chicago
W. s. Gilman { Louis Hon. e. * E.Curtis J NJ
Henry I. Blow \ Is. Griggs TGuild ) "
H.P.Hulbert 4 Co. ] Walworth. Nason&\
Mark Pierson & Co , VIZ IB.Libhey )pa
E.L. Dimmock & Co { 5 Waworth & Mason Us
Aaron Corey Chs Scudder & Co. WIN
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