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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

lay The child in the tomb and weep 'ears o.
agony as we do il. but we forget what temp
tations it escapes. what changes 1t is pre-
served from. Nor is this all. We doubt If
there is a mother living who does not love
hes, N think of her Children as pure and
hoIv infants than as men full grown, even
tho' bonors may thicken around them and
thousands call them great Exchange pa
per,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

NOtiCe.-The Convention of Teachers
for Litchfield County will commence at South
Cornwall, on Monday evening Nov. 4th, and
continue in session until Frlda, evening, Nov.
9Th. The exercises will be conduc, ed by Rev,
E. w. ANDREWS, Principal Of the A4ger In
stitute, assisted by Rev. T. D. P. STONE, AS
sociate Principal of the Normal School.
HENRY BARNARD,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

IpIocY FROM LAUnANuM.-Dr. Enos
Stevens, Examining Agent for the Mass
achusetts Commissioners for the proven
ton and cure of idiocy, has manuscript
work wherein occurs the following -
cat Cambridge Poor House, there are
three well formed and strong brothers,
whose names are Joseph Cox, % years
old, George Cox, 20, and William Cox,
l8. These are all the children their
mother had. Their father was a respect
able mechanic, and has very intelligent
child by second wife. The mother of
these idiotic boys was most devotedly
benevolent woman, who often took mar
cote drugs, and often went out whole
days and nights to visit and assist the
sick among her neighbors; leaving her
own children all put asleep by laudanum
(which is vine and opium. Every day
when they cried, and every time she
wished to 60 out, she put them all asleep
with laudanum. At length their whole
organization assimilated to such state
of body and mind, and they have grown
up to the size of manhood, with the ave.
nues Of their brains practically closed by
drugs; SO that they have merely infant.
lie powers Of mind and strength of bod
les.
Among the 240 idiots described by the
Commissioners to the Legislature Of Mas
sachusetts, seven seem to have been made
so by their mothers trying to procure
abortion by using very powerful drugs
Although these unborn children were
not thus quite killed. yet they were ire
coverably stupided and mal-formed t,
the lowest degrees Of both mental an,
: animal idiocy and weakness. Indeed
these children remain glaring, crawlin
and bowling, personi6cations of crime
! misery, and long continued corruptio
and death. In some of these cases, tn
health Of the woman was ruined for tn
It remainder of their lives and they eve
IS after continued to bring forth idiots, ma
IS formations and invalids No woman ca
IS be devotedly benevolent who gives h,
IS children laudanum to keep them quiet
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

CAUTION TO HORSE SHoERs.--In the
Marine Court. in New York, last week,
Judgment was rendered in favor of the
plaintiff for 500 damages for alleged
injury by the defendant, for the unskill-
full shoeing of horse, Which resulted in
the death of the animal
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

9-We are gratiied to notice the election
to the Ohio Senate of our old and valued
friend. Moses B. Walker, of Dayton. He
was always sensible fellow and good
Wing, and we have no doubt he will make
an excellent Senator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

EE The number Of fugitive slaves,
already in the villages of Maiden, Sand
witch and Windsor. Canada, is estimated
at 1000. The British garrisons, at the
two latter places, have given up the bar
racks to Lodge them in.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

FEARFUL SPoRT.-A member of Mr..
Whites school, Amherst. Mass, a lad Of
II. On Saturday, the 18th, having a rifle
ID bis hand loaded with ball, in sport
placed the muzzle under his chin. and
said u another youth present. "see how
easy man could kin himself" at the
game time placing his foot against tie
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

EH A telegraph wire. encased in gut
ia percha, has been let down into the
channel Of the Mississippi, at St. Louis,
to connect Mississippi and Illinois.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

EE The population of Rochester, by
the present census, is $1,000. Increase,
in ten years, 1886. In 1912 the pop
ulation of this city was Is.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

Plttsburg, Nov. 2.
The Supreme Court has decided against the
Mayor. Barker raves as usual, put his power
is gone. The city is quiet.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

G-The CIe' ical and Missionary Associ>
alton ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Litchfeld County, met at S, Peters Church
in Plymouth, on the 23d Of October. Ir the
afternoon addresses on the subject OF Mis-
sions were made by the Rev. Messrs. Co
veil, Berry and Stone. The parish OF
Plymouth is still ilhout Rector. The
Association met the following day at North
field, when sermons were preached by Rev.
Messrs Covell and Stone.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

Oo-The factories Ofthe Syracuse and Utica
Railroad, at the Oneida depot, were destroyed
by fire on the morning OF the I'd inst. Loss
$50, 900.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

New York. - The Election in this
State took place on Tuesday. OF course we
must go to press this week without knowing
the res ult and such is the condition ofpar
ties that we shall not guess at it. 1t will be
remembered that at the last Congressiona
Election. in consequence of divisions in The
democratic party, the wings elected the entire
delegation with the exception of one free
soier and one hunker Of course we do mol
anticipate any such result: now
II the city the wings have nominated A. c
Kingsland for Mayor, N. Bowditch Blunt for
District Attorney, Welcome R. Beebe for City
Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

A. q HAZARD,
JOHN C.. HOLSTER,
Amos w. PRENTICE,
CHARLES IsAAcs,
DANF"RTH GIN Ids,
G. H. Hollis TER,
HORACE CLARK,
GEORGE Nj. Ives,
Hartford, Sept. II 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LTTCMFIELD. NOE 4. 1850.


The Wings of Connecticut are hereby mott.
Iied that State Convention will be held in
the ciiv OF Hartford on Wednesday, the 1911
day IF November merit, at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of nominating ticket
for State Officers.
The Wing Town Committees are requested
to call meetings immt dia,ely for the appoint.
ment of Delegates to said Convention, equaI
to double the number Of Representatives to
which the several towns are entitled in the
General Assembly.
The Committee appeal with confidence to
The Wings throughout the State, to see that
their respective towns ale fully represented.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07

The town hall, in Medford, Mass, was
destroyed, by fire, on Friday morning
last.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-07
Superintendent of Common Schools.
Hartford, Oct 10th, 1850.


Teachers who may attend the Convention,
are requested to assemble at the Meeting
House at O'Clock on Monday evening. to or
ganiZe and listen to the opening Lecture. DR..
Cutter, of Boston, is expected toleciure upon
Physiology on Thursday or Friday evening"
Astronomy will be illustrated by revolving il
Illuminated Diagrams. and Electricity and Gal>
vanism by an electrical machine and battery
the apparatus of the Alger Institute being
supplied for that purposes Instruction will be
given in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography.
Surveying, Writing. Drawing. Reading and
Spelling. and The best methods of teaching
them.
Free interchange Of views and comparison
OF experience will be encouraged. Glasses of
will be IN operation during the week upon the
plan adapted at the CONNECTICUT Normal
School. - f. w. ANDREWS.
In compliance with votes of meeting of
citizens oil South Cornwall, the subscribers
having been chosen Committee for that pur>
pose, cordially invite Teachers to share the
Inequalities Of the place during the session of
The Institute. One OF our number will be in
attendance TO designate places of entertain
nent. B.. B, NORTH,
\, ). COLD, Committee.
ID. w. PERCY
South Cornwall, Oct 4th. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

Ferry NOlice.

a TIL New and splendid steam Fer
&AseMS1 d ry Boat. FLINT HILLS, win COM
mence her regular trips as soon as
navigation opens. she Can BE- relied upon to cross
all persons and properly wishing to cross on her
this season. There has heen an imrre ssion abroad
IN the community that tn. boat viii be taken away
rom thi, place. such afumor j. without any foun-
dation. or shadow % ,r,.th. All PERSONS going to
CALsFoRN MA, wishing SPECIFY and safe cross sing
will find 1t 10 their mt .sest to cross nj
bnrlfngton, This hsias :he direct route through.
70 Th'y win ais. iai suppl IS ~ ahund lnre.
necessary for the tris, >, III es tn. chsan.>t in
the west. THOMAS FRENCH.
burlington, Iowa, Feb. -, ls5o-,p
CHEAPEST E>rARLisiGMENT IoN1.
~ are prepared l. sci, 81 sin IS of saddles,
Brides. Harness. collars. WhlrS. Harness
Leather, stirting, Bride Leather, Hog Skin Seat
lug, saddiery Hardware. Laces. Gum Cloth. Span
ish Moss. nc. &c. cheaper than be bought else
where IN Iowa We cannot be beat in quality or
price. Can and see.
Nov. Is, 40 WARE 4 GOODWIN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
LATE ARRIVAL.

+ HAVE just received the largest Spring Stock Of
i Boots, Shoes, Leather, Shoe Findings and Sad
dlery Hardware ever brought to this City, and am
Offering them at lower rates than can be bought in
the State, and cheap as any market in the West.
My stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, was bought with
view Of establishing permanent wholesale trade.
can offer sufficient inducements to those who have
heretofore purchased in st Louis to trade with me.
| would say to Harness and Shoe Manufacturers
that they can rely upon finding large and well
sorted stock at small advance above Eastern pri-
ces. Orders will be promptly attended to. Mer-
chants will do well to call anu examine my stock,
Main street, few doors above Jefferson, east side
Burlington, march q, 1850 RS ADAMS
slal DOZ. Upper; 8 doz. Kips; is dog Calf skins,
s1O of different Tanneries, for sale low at
march q, $50 r s ADAMS
ID 0n0 LBS. sole Leather; 5000 lbs. oak
IN,UUO tanned; 1000 lbs. Harness skirting
and Bride leather, to be had cheapat
march p, $50 RS ADAMS
Doors AND SHOES, very large assortment
ID from Eastern manufactures, for sale wholesale
and retail. (march n, '5o) RS ADAMS
4 LARGE assortment 81 shoe Findings, Saddle.
ry Hardware, Lininss, Bindings, Pad and Goat
skins, just received and for sale by
march 81, 80 r 8 ADAMS
nHAwK-EYE BROOM FACToRY.-n
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THE Subscriber has now under his entire con-
troll the above named establishment, and is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
for Blooms by the Wholesale and Retail. He war
rants his work and materials to be of a superior
quality, and confidently refers tn those who have
used Brooms of his manufacture for proof.
E4>The Factory is for the present Il the north
end OF Main street (dee 90. '49) D. w. BURTON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Hydropathy or Water Cure.

Hydropathy or Water Cure.
lust received, the following works on "water
y Cure;'' Johnson's results Of Hydropathy;
Frsncke's Theory and Practice of Hydropathy,
Water Cure in America; Water cure for Ladies;
do do by Dr. Shew; Water cure by DR. Rausse;
do do IL every known disease;
do do errors of physicians and others in;
For sale at AnRAHAMs' Burlington Book store JEFF
lesson street. (march IA, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
ls50.) SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE

THE Subscribers take this method OF asa's =
ing The attention Of their Old cusfo@r -.
Merchants and dealers generally 10 The 49, asaryE
and splendid stock OF READY MADE CLU .sms
which they are now receiving direct n0m 80.
manUfactory in the city or New YORK. f1r ~ s u
and Summer trade. In getting Hr thss - IN !. /,
Clothing, our calculations have heen nsls -,
scale Commensurate with the warts ~ ne =,
and growing west, and we fn not hrsttsfe " "
that for quality and variety. it In nnsurps'.a 3.
the United States. In regard ~ prifsss w -
ly say thst we put our marks at the igrfa r., -
The largest wholesale Houses tn New fofk.
cad Philadelphia, and roe pledge oRrserfs 70 u. 49,
any bill purchased in the East. Merchants - vi
ers from the country are particularly
call and look through our stock, before puse "
as we are happy to show our Goods nesH~
trade. YOUNG CRoTHEf4
l5s Main street, q few doors ADORE tns y.
Feb II, 1880 - CSs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
d. MORTINORE.S

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article celebrated in Saint Louis for the
certain cure Of rheumatism. in all its different
stages, is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful Of al! diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him w, by means OF this medicine, the result of
long study and experiment. Mr. J. W. Christy,
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years, and J. w. Southack. a mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business COM
mnni'y. was cured by means Of this remedy when
all others had failed The certificates Of both the
gentlemen are attached to the pamphlets around each
hott e, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered as a remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by j. F. TALLANT, Agent,
may IT. i559-ty jefferson street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
tO-PARTNERNHIP
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
WOOD 4 yIOH.r-

NOS. IL Levee and % Commercial st., % Lsst>n.
Whoiesaie dgeEss and Dealers IN Psffsbsv,A -
fdcfures, Junidfs Iron, Naiis, Cast sni -
Steel, sfc., ETC.,
HAVE removed to their new wsrshcsee. =.
II are now in receipt or large md sxtepri,s-.
sorimen. OF articles In their line prspsrstoyv =,
Spring trade, to which they invite the sssstios :
merchants. Their stock consists, In Fart. -
following, to which they will be recetsiae ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Leather! Leather!

/ HAVE received from my Tan Yard in Ohio,
drst rate assortment Of Leather Of all kinds, viz
Kipss Csfskins. Upper and Sole Leather, Harness,
Bride and Skirtng do, which will sell at Cincin-
natl prices for cash. GEO. ARMSTRONG
Burlington, march %, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY Ess.ssUGsl

$780, THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN iy on hand large supply of the
above justly celebrated Plough,
pom ana2 horse, right and left hand with the
Improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
per that may be wanted. This Plough is much I'M
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher tnas heretofore, and hy continuing the curve
OF the land size regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing unser it thereby rendering it almost impo
To choke 1t out IN the worst Of stuable. The mona
hoard is put on With bolts instead NJ rivets as here
tofore, which makes tke Eough mach more east m
repair. The heel Of the Landslide is cast in chin.
weh hareens 1t as hard as cast steel, and pre- vents
II from wearing on: thereby preventing the Plough
from 'unhing unsteady AFTER being used a year or
TWO. ihe mould board of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron, and the share of steel, and viii
sconr as bright as silver in the highest soil. To
.hose VINO are acquainted with the Patent Cary il is
10 say anything; but to those who are
not we say try ii, and Judge for yourselves, Thi,
floush IS much more durable than almost any Other
MADE IN the country and at the prices at which il il
now soia, IL Is without doubt the cheapest,
Burlington, APP 1 '4s JOHN G.. Eoorr -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
SLIGO IRON STORE

NIIUO NUN NTUKF..
JEFFERSON STREET, BURLINGTON, Toro.
koN-Flat' square and round, assorted sizes.
though Slabs, Plough Wings, as sorted shapes and
sizes. i@ "
siELL-Cas', German, American blister. English
buster, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
SIoVES-lmproved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, 7, and s
plates. different Sizes
ALSO-Jewetts Improved Patent Cary p,ouchs n,
Flates, Copper, Shcet-iron, lron-wire, Nails.
and Casting Of every description.
a nun supply of the above articles always on hand,
ana for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, 80 JOHN ro0Tr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
a.VsssshCv! l.QSsIl brr!!


TINE undersigned have on hand 900 feet of
Pine Lumber, comprising the following sorts,
viz: !, l. u, II AMI inch plank; hy 4, 3by and
by scautliEg IL, and is feet long, 10. 10, IS and
90 feet Joist-aiso, laths. shingles. ETC., etc.
Having made arrangements TO keep a constant
supply on hand, the undersigned would solici,
share ofpatronage. nz-Their Yard for the present
will he opposite the Pork Houses. Fs
Burlington July 1919 w. d. chamberlain & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Rome Manufacsure.
ihra street, near the Post Office, Burlington, Iowa.
ESss-o q -
60 IN =.

Kenny 5. BARrRU FF, would resrecfu,lv
inform the citizens Of Blu ,iueton and tho coun,ry
generally, that he has on hand the largest and
m"st complete assortment of FCRNITulE over Of
,erea IN this market. all manufactured in Bur
NIXON anu offered for sale on the most acCommo-
oa'the terms. His stock comprises the hest STYLES
anu patterns. and is warranted to be Of superior
Ioati'y and workmanship. II consists, in part Of
SOFAS, Centre tables. Card tables. End tables Dress
ing bureaus, Mahogany and walnut French and Gre.
e'ah ahairs. and arm rocking Chairs. Also, every
variety o: rlain substantial furniture such as bu
reaus "arafohes tessteatis lounge s.tahes. stands
sauces and chairs Of every description. They are
AIS" prepared to make every kind of furniture to
order in durable manner.
Coiflns made on the shoI te 81 notice. iuly -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Esaaery House.

"a KEOkuK.--rhe undersigned takes pleasure
n IN informing his friends ami the travo ling pub.
~Ss-ss- lie that he has Just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of ,hnsnn and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate al who
may favor him with their patronage in d style that
he ilatters himself viii give entire salts faction
An excellent stable is attached To the Hotel
Baggage taken tn and from the Hotel free of charge
keokuk, sept IS. lSl9-tf A. EMERY, Pt onFirt0r
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
DIR MYERS

LIN vi LIN
Sars7pariNa. villa Cherry and Dandeiion Compound.
Have you noticed, we know you hayc.) the ex-
clement created by the recent Introduction to our
midst of DR. Myers invaluable ssSarsapariGa Wild
Cherry ami Dandelion?' The proprietors. say truly
that ii diieiS in composition from common .spuri-
fling mcdiCnes'' and to our senses il is at least
three times as strong rs the strongest of them
We are hearing constantly of most remark able
cures performedhy it all over the State and those.
some OF them of diseases for which YOU might as
well take soapsuds as simple Sar saparillas. Liver
complaints the most obstinate, Diseases ofthe Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs. &C. &C.. in fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are quelled BY
the magic like virtues Of this skiful combination
We have taken two or three bottles and we speak
from experience. Never felt better in our lives
and that, through all this sickly season when nine
men out of ten are sick and the tenth man sailng'
Would you be well 60 and do likewise get bottle
and yit. Sold by s. L. Burnap, Burlington feb .2s
MEDICAL BOOKS.
FINHE subscriber would respectfully inform Ply
l. sicans, and others that he has now on hand. a
very large stock Of Medical Books, and that he is
prepared to furnish them at very low prices.
jan 81. 80 IF ABRAHAMS Book store
81 Ais: 100 Kegs assorted Boston Nails: 10 kegs
~ Fence nails and spikes, inst reed and for sale
hy teec 3, '49) q LAUMAN Il BRO
FINo sPoRTsMEN.-A fine lot of fishing tackle
Il just received at
april, 4 800 5a- EEGAY'S Drug store. &.
CrHAWLs.-I5o Blanket shawls 81 cd. and Io-4.
! } Also few Bay State long shayis, and wooden
hdkfs., for sale by (oct 1917 GAnnETr & COOPER
CALT.-l0o sacks G A salt; so bbls Ka. salt, for
Csale BY oct. Is, '49 GARRETT & COOPER
PALM SOAPS boxes Palm Soap, superior ar
t'cle. for sale by april, 4'5o) EEGAy.
ID ICE FLOUR.-An excellent article, for family
IL use, and for making white wash, for sale at
april, $50 GAYS Drug Store.
\sCOTCH COUGH CANDY: a superior article for
CCoughs, Colds, ETC., just received and for sale by
DEC 20, 1S4a L BURNAP
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Dry Goods


- PIECES cassimeres and arColas, 20 bales "a,
90 ~ and So bro musiins. $50 pieces hleached
musins, 90 do irish Linens, 80 do satinetts alI COL
ors and prices,l 10 do black blue and olive cloths.
so do tlannels tred, white. green and yellow) 40 do
plain and plaid linseys, 90 do tickings "a, rs and
~, 10 do apron Checks with osnahnrgs, drillings,
canton fannels. table linens, linen sheetings etc,
for sale by (oct 25'49) GARRETT COOPER
nOOrS AND SHOES: 20 cases mems, boys and
youths thick and kip boots, also thick and kip
shoes ladies and misses boots, kid. cali and moroc
wasng shoes. CATERS, huskins. slippers and
gum over shoes, with large asst of childrens
shoes. for salc by toct $50 GARRETT y COOPER
tROCERIES, etc.--su.ar. coffee. tea, moaSseS.
saleratus, tobacco, ginger, alum etc. etc, for
sale by oct. Is, 80 GARRETT 4 CoorFR
Fahnestcck's Vcrmifnae.
4 A GROSS ofthis valuable Medicine. Just receiv-
4 Il ell and for sale wholesale and ratail-also
a large stock "fFahnestock's Family Medicines con-
stantlv kept on hand (nov 90, '4o) ST. BURNAP
GAGE: 20 lbs. Sage Of superior quality, just re-
kCceived by (deo 20, '4s) LBURNAP
IMPERIAL TEA few boxes Imperial Tea. of
very superior quality, just received and for sale
low, at wholesale and retail at s L BURNAP'S
dec 20, iS4o Drug Store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Eagle Hotel.

u.. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
..s this Hotel is in respect equal any IN the
IL I'LL western country. The Proprietor, w. C. STRIFE
late of the Madison Horse,) respectfully solicits
he patronage OF Travellers, andis
Determined 70 deserve IL.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April 20 fssn-6m w r. :