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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29
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CnoLrrs AND ssiAILros N cALcufra.-The Calcutta
Star stAes that there has been as yet no material III
!. mutton In the number OF deaths caused by the
fmallpox sDd cholera Ii is singular proof Of the
utter Indifference Co human lfo which IL chsrsctertic
o: the fsst, that an epid.mic who're ravHgcs would
throw London into constcrDaion has scarcely been no
tieea. even in the public Journals kstimating the
o,s,ructrn caused by the sD.llpox at four hundred
week xLich We h.e.. C. BE- un,-r .hr truth the
Ter ~ .cnh- In tkr British metropolis would be allow
Ing Tor the difference If population two thousand esght
bupurd week; and need not sHy that such an
entry In the bills ~ mortality would throw the popula
htou Of London into henzy oi terror.
ConmtHCilL fAiLgEr ~ DvsLi,.--A long established
firm In the corn trade In this city 10 Dcntionsd as
1s'ing frsr' ncsd payments. IL h house ~ great
rc~pecfaslty but for years past its transaotons
have been .ptb limited soAls. This IL almost the
only sioppsg. Of any Consequence FIR many months Ia
Dublin. yrs.cf that yuhtic credit during pcriOd of
uDrsual pressure aud difficulty, lisa bc'g rruarkay
sound. There IL much loss amount - commsrcisl
business than In former but there s hottng Ia
a.. wsy ~ mere Speculation. Apd comparatively lev
IDS are protested Indeed the notaiies have had .
VERY bad "a .de- ~ f;ilmsf's Tises.
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Later Yet.-Cubam Accounts.

TIE RE-EMRARCkTloN OF THE PIRATES, AFTER BEING
TUT 10 PLIGHT by THE INHABITANTS oP CARDENAs,
AND rEw BRAVE MEN oP TIE AIsfY.
May o. 1850
The traitors and robbers have already quit the sou
OF loyalty The p-opie of CarieDas have given them
terrible lesson after they had sire ally received
from the few brave soldiers who the
spot Scarcely bad the popuati recovered from the
sudden surprise produced by the landing ia the morn
ing but they immediately gathered 10 masses, and
hing almost without arms upon the infamous rob-
bers, they them before n and Obliged them
tore-~nbaik making of them pay drar for their
daring incidence. Sr Ceru't iieutenan,G overuor Of
that district. with some other pcrscns has already
arrived here with the by the railroad train.
Annexed is an extract Of letter dated
CAspEsAs Nay %, 1850.
Tine will ouly allow Of afovlin Yesterday at half
part three In the morning about 400 landed here from
nnboat They tired upon III. few soldiers se have
here, who liz, brave Splniards. resisted braysly Not
wttstapdng however the barbarisus padc Themselves
hif past Elk IN the evening Al thai hour the whole
population up against them. aud with the faw sol
ders ft attacked them vigorously. aud routed them
so comIietey that they TOOK to Hight Prccpisately,
and embarked ir the atest harry nd coufusion
They. however carried of the Lieut. Governor and n
Csptair Of tbs force which here and after ward
lett them the rocks There some losses on
both sides but tho pirates carried od abundant proofs
of spanish bravery and Of the dignity with which Gu
ba Il e,rniucd &c NEE. such infan traitors asd
rCliers. WHO cone Go insult Us.
Ike Diario. from which translate the above. has
edit oriai giving summary # the above events,
and coiume1tirg with iodignaut and bitter feeling
upon the conduct aud proceedings OF the pirates.
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The soo,hc,. Cotton cr,v.

The Mobile tAlal .sssctisef "a she 2,h tast says -:
1h' accounts nom the cotton regions ace vrry dis
e'uugirg " v unisersaiiy conceded that the prs
peft iH cotrn crop at this ~ the year we're
r'wr worse correspondent. writing from Perry
c'uniy ssyr; "1h~ efop i- certainly more unprOm =
ne Than vas ever before kno~u Ut this SEASON OF the
yer. 1he Ice wtrs. than ever kncw them Ant
th, w'siher " just the kind ~ produce them " ~
hsvs within a days quite number ~ plant
ers NON the counties shove and they unite IN saying
thsir prospects were npvrr 80 glnuuy
core. pond. ~ the Montgomery t.is 9Srerfissy
~ fhs s.ld met The crtt0n crup on th- river
icttcm. veil a. on ~ he crss lands u Sou
tlalsns. 10 rsesrd.d ~ good judges nearly atetd
fsilurc The arror fv is st high but slprty fail
ing spd he felds ts bsbbs have been under vster
fsr ten or twel,. d-ys Should the water retire
the sro would hsraiy he IN condiios tor r-pl
lefofe the lss Of this month " befprr early tn June
late for cotton crop vhich sould be alnn infs-
Hby overtaken when in bloom by the sutumnsl FROST
So pitious has frn the spring throughout tsas
" is hsiissef that the prospect for crop of
millions of bales " more unfsvorshle than u
this period last yesr.
There sixty nine deaths In Boston for the week
ending The 2sth inst.
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LA UITTE.
THE AssEMrLy--THE ELECTORAL Bu1.-rux SOCIAL

THE AssEMELy--ITE ELECTORAL. BuI.--rux SOCIAL
isTs-TiiE PRESS AND THE PEOPLE
The details OF the EleclorL y Dii OF France are
all Europe all its advantages and its
dsrg, have been freely canvaSsed out of doors and
lesleToay the discussion OF the measure would, no
de uht. lie commenced In the Assembly It's important
udu,pce upon the future destiny OF France cannot
be ov'rrated; and however at The first view Of the
asure would be carried throrga the Assembly
S,,h high hand by Ministers, the collective strength
which seems gathering TO oppose such a hdgrant
violaticn OF the constitution. ILLS with doubt
about the result fttiiions from all quarters are
pouring in against the bill The hole party of the
henonai, including Dupont dc rEur., uordcnaux
Marrsst, have sent in firm petition and remon-
s'rance sgsinst its passing The petition truly
Gays that IL TIM ieatens tho republic ia its essence
law in lis most sscred point and order itself
in orc OF its principal condit!ons; aud 1t pro-
ceeds To point out all tte mOnstrcus saom1liss OF
the Iiil ard urges that universal suffrage can
not have failed, since it raised III. President to
power sid created the majority IN the prssent
to gloss over Every that II tho late
successes Cf tho socialists had pot taken place. but
men If oldeln hss been elected We should n,ver
have had the right of universal suffrage mpcGched.
tor own parts We have never concealed that We
De, republic wholly unadaPcd TO the setled habits
aud pr juait,s of the French; bu; majority of the
puI. having bx,d upon that form Of government and
the iTesdeI having been placed Mt the head 81 the
public pledged TO Deintsn II inviuiats. We view With
deep alarm rhs undr guissd attempt 60 undermine and
overthrow IN. pow by which the rss!e and the As
mtly alike derive their snthority; aud whther tho
ministers VI Louis Ma poeoo succeed or fall in carrying
the bill ths fatal will be- fear go oall
dt plorrtic The Mountain parry threaten most
Violent oppo.tion TO the bill end 10 doubt thr do
lstc l br the stormy yet witnessed In the
Chamber IL of the leaders OF the Mouutzin IL 80
isr threatened with violence. because he will not
resort To appeal to the msgtstracy for
pioi,ctic IL IL not to lie wond, red that II thc
OLCa.ou. rseiCtCrs OF the notaiato party arnng
the M, Ives protect their persons In the chambr.
In ret, tnmult l. uy expected in tho very hail Of
the Assembly Troops are btrg pour ed into Paris The
pos d. PeuPe has been ssis'd by thu poliee almost
day aud their aolfs are dis snssei from
their tccr l,cruss they have petitions anst
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~. 8. Frr-srs Dnarpru,sr, !


NJ. DraR Sra We arrived here on tns Eth uit..ao
after passage OF ten Gays from Rio, and hasten TO
nctri you, by tn, lrst opportunity Shich Oilers Of my
coninuvd sood health You will have douhi.ss heard
ths reachv you Of the y,lio~ fever being IN Rio
We. although all psscaotions we're taken. we're uns'r
unntr shtugh get IL board We have lost out OF
ht cas.E fourteen of whom were ofns GERS
pmre,d Midsbipmrn Dance. Acting Master, uidghip-
Man Ives. aud captains clerk. U-i'er w. now.
happy TO cay, pfrfectly hsa1thy-no nov cases
having appeared since the 18th uit
,snd th- by AN uncertain source Full particulars
I'm my n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29

The srrumsnt W ths anti-rsn' suit testing the va
Idiiy ~ the ttl" t. thu Livingston maBnr was com
mtr ed In Albany, ON the 18th met.
The sversg iats of proft from tho manufacture of
cotton rod n the Mississippi state p~niteptisry 10
A party ,fc,sbt~cr, at Waterbury. Mass ON the 23a
ir,< raught thirteen hundred trout
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fyrom wilmer d rmith's rifac-. Nay IS
The express tram which lett London this aitern~on,
brrgs the following quotations Of American sccuri-
IIfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29
By THE AILs.

Our aGvice', brought By the steamship Isabel, from
Havana to Charleston, were received by yesterdays
mail from the South They give Official Spanish
account e the lsndng of the invaders at Cardenas
and their subsequent nighr in the Creole. IL will be
seen that our tslesraphic despstches fully con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29

which may lead to decided victory ths pirates
On Thursday night he lett this port in the Pizarre.
Next day he reached Cape Antonio; there he ascer-
tained that some vessels with small force board
the remains OF larger force-ware at Contoy. Pro-
csediDp thher he sent boat shore, with Captain
ynnlet In command The Capt ain took possession of
q schooner another ship. and about hundred Of the
brr dtti besides which he has made himself OF
all their correspondence and surprised all the plans OF
the invading blackguards.
BY this means it.s discovered that the whole inva-
ding force has exceeded five hundred who. In
their madness and thirst after ,nsy, intended drst
to march upon Matanzss and thence to Havana y. =
to this Havana. where all rushed to enlist as volun
teers the II one ut the call made and whore are
anxious to meet them. 1t appears from the papers
seized that the villains calculated upon dividing sur
property among themselves. Zach officer was to have
0, 90 dollars, and fine farm: and each soldier ZOO
dollars aud lands for each OF them.
Inhabitants Of Cuba These facts require COM
mentsry Ler put full confidence in the authori-
tics ~ the Island who have ALREADY doae well aud
completely destroyed in few hours the work or vii
lsny, and the whole undertaking OF tho vile bucca-
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Ther. sixty nine deaths In Boston for ts. vees
ending ths 2sth Inst.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28

NJ Office u hereby given that On Frid,v n. -
March 1885, the following lots owned ~ a. 80 asr d
Burlington and lying in said CITY, will be sna SHg n
ars oihce N said city a. Public Auction Tenn.
fourth OF the amount bid 10 be paid 5oga \; s,ssss
fourth In six months fourth IN twelve 4 -
balance in eighteen months, with interest," n ~ -
per cent per amman. Said lots are knpwn - S Nh
follows, TO wit: Lots Nos - ga IL ITO lie ,sstfasi
2si, aa5s 900 .oi :2e, 400, 4o6, 50a divided ~, ".
lots GO feet front 4h street. running bars - 'hs
10 the aey; the scnfh division OF said lot to be
l; the next piece on the north oil tho frst M
last piece on the north side Of the former Ma -
ions of lot No. 5cS. Lot No. 5Jl, lot CAS- sssaHA
two lots 10 fee: front 9Th street runn;ns - Rs
width 10 the alley, the south division Or said ~ 'sns
], the north piece No. ., subdivisions Of iot n -. ~
Lot No. f. Ga
Lot No. I'll divided into two lots GO f., -.
street By III feet deep; the son,h aivisiou 81 ~ ~
numbered the north No 2. subdivisions ofIos ~
Lot No. D, divided into three lots thar ~, IN.
the corner offspring aud eth streets 10 b. "a go n
9Th street and running back same width 10 e os
lot to be numbered Il thar of said Il, \, - ss
side OF the foregoing be GO feet front br 10. 49, eaA
said division of said lot be numb red .: III
sand lot the south side of the foregoing a. - ~
front by 1875 deep, said division to be numbered !,
divisions of lot No. go. Lot No. gcI divided I. 49,
an alley 20 feet in width u opened aud e, apasr
USE commencing on Boundary street and ex,.ss;..as
feet each from the centre line of said lot ina -
ing twenty feet in width through the centre Of ,.;It
the east line OF the same to divide said La
equal parts; that the parts Of said lot on IN 60
south sides of said alley, shall be divided insa
feet front Arch and HI gh Streets running bart M
TO said alley, said lots described CONNIE i. n
street at the south east Of said lot gs4 4 E
Lots Nos j. ?, ?, I. 5. @, 2, 8, o. 10. and comm~nr,
the corner OF Boundary and Arch streets so, MI Is IN
IA, Is 10, II, Is, subdivisions Of lot ess ma IL -
Said sale TO coniinae from day day until said l..
All soid. Burlington, Feb, 4. fnSnsx..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

! pseiirsly, limited TO a sam to be nancd Tin the
proposals. In each case:
| Augusta from Sand Ridge, miles and back once
! aweeK.
Belle Fountain from Polk, miles and hack once
| week.
| Belle Point from Fort Des Monies, 80 miles and
back once week.
Bennington from Red Rock, IL miles and back
once week.
Blue Grass from Davenport, miles and back
Business Corners from Portland, . miles and back
once week.
Carleton from Fort Des Moines, 10 miles and back
once q week.
Chilli cotha from Fountain Springs, miles and
back once week.
Dahlonega from Sac and Fox Agency, miles and
back once week.
Denmark from Augusta, 8 miles and back once a
week.
Ead's Grove from Delhi, 10 miles and back once
week.
ElKaaer from Garnavillo, miles and back once
a week.
Export from Moreland, IL miles and back once
a week.
Ewington from Postville, s miles and back once a
week.
rioris from Bloomfield, miles and back once q
week.
HAWK Eye from Yellow springs, 7 miles and back
once week.
Independence from Fort Des Moines, 80 miles
and back once week.
lndianolo from Fort Des Moines, % miles and
back once week.
kirKville from Fountain Springs, miles and back
once week.
Love,ia from Abba, miles and back once week.
Maryvilie from Centre Point, miles and back
once week.
Montacute from Apple Grove, II miles and back
once u week.
New holland from Lagro, 6 miles and back once
a week.
Nine Eagles from Princeton, 90 miles and back
once week.
Fsran City from Red Rock, . miles and back once
a week.
Portland from Business Corners, 2 miles and back
once week.
Port Louisa from Toolsboro', II miles and back
once week.
Salt Lake, California, from Kane, 1850 miles and
back SIX times year.
South Fork from Centrevilie, IA miles and back
once week.
Spragueville from Spring Brook, miles and back
once week.
Union Mills from osKsloosa, IL miles and back
once week.
Walnut Fork from Fairview, II miles and back
once week.
Wells's Mills from Bloomfield, 20 miles and back
once week.
Yanxee Settlement from Colony, II miles and
back once week.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
SLIGO IRON STORE

JEFFrRsoN STREET, Burlington, Io,ca.
kON-flat, square and round. assorted sizas
I fio'sh Slabs: Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
slEEL-Iast, German. American blister. rnr,iSh
blister, German and Spring, assorted siyas.
sToVEs-Irnprove Premium, and yankne Sn,;or
COOK Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10. :. and 4
plates, different sizes.
ALSo-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary p,orshs III,
Plates, Copper, Shcet-iron, Iron-wire N,ns
and Casting Of every description.
A fun supply of the above articles always nm han,
ana iof sale as low US can be afforded by
my 10, 40 JoHN = roorr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Dry Goods.

40 PS blue, black and mixed cloths; So no tl,ci
and fancy does skin cassimeres; So DIS lean, =
all qualities; loo ps satinetts and Sleeps rr,, !,
every variety; $50 ps hleachcd muslins. ass,f q
ps linen thread, ass'd; so ps coored skeia co,tos
100 ps white skein cotton; 200 dog spool thread 1,
ps overcoating; 40ps plain and plaid linscys; lea
flannel. red, yellow, green and white; 500 N p,ir,
ass'd, 100 ps gEghams; 40 ps brown drilling. % !,
apron check; 80 ps ticking, IS ps cotton fa.usf
ps carpeting; also, large assortment Of buttons.
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, etc.. for sale By
nov 1, '49. LSKINHAIi m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Administrators Notice

THE undersigned has been appointed by thecor-
= OF Probate of Desmoines county, Iowa, ADA
istrator of the Estate Of Joshua Holland decsd n.
OF said county. All persons Indebted 10 said \.
tate are notified to make immediate payment b .,
undersigned, and all persons having claims ,s,iar
said Estate, are notified to present the same e.T,
authenticated for settlement LaBAN HOILiyn
Augusta Township, Feb. II, ls5o-3t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28

FORM q GuafdHty 10 accompany each bid.
ssIhe undersigned there insert the name of the
guarantor or guaraators guarantees that, there in
sert name of bidder of bidders as the case
may bel if his for ther) bid for carrying the mail
from to be accepted by the Postmaster
General shall enter into obligation PRIOR TO the
first day Of July next, with good and sufficient sure.
ties, to perform the service proposed"
Dated
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Josiah EosEe

( COMMISSION Merchant, No. 8, Custom house
- street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
sisnments TO his care, for sale in this market He
VIII also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
eertes and Merchandise generally for Western Mer-
chants. - REFER TO Messrs Grimes Il Starr, Mr.
X. ). Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. Otis West, Mr.
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. iulv H. ,4a-sm
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY PLOUGH

Ssx-s@zsxs THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN ly on hand large supply of the
sa.sesszSE above justly celebrated Plough
oo' ana morse, right and left hand, with the latest
har ,st and are prepared to supply any num-
oef 'ha' may be wanted. This Plough i, much i'm
proved ,hs year, hy setting the beam two inches
'haa heretofore, and by continuing the curve
oi the Iaha SIDE regularly round up to the beam:
Mhies entirely prevents straw or weeds from hanr
ing ahoer II; thereby rendering il almost inrpos sibIe
20 choke IL Out In the worst Of stubhle The mould
BOARD is put on with bolts instead of riyets as
toiore, which makes the Plough much more pas, IN
repair me heel OF the landslide is cast in chill.
when araens II as hard as cast steel. and prevents
II from wearing Off, thereby preventing the plougb
from running unsteady after being used a year or
TWO. me mould board Of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought IRON, and the share of steel. md win
scour as bright as silver, in the l.htest soil. Tn
.hose VINO arc acquainted with the Patent Cary. IL l.
10 say anything; but to those who are
not, we say try 1t, and judge for Yourselves Tb;~
rto'sn IS inhch more durable than almost any Other
mace IN me country, and at the prices at which i, is
now soii' II Is without doubt the cheapest
Burlington, ap i 4s JOHN G. Foorr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28

Form for Bid rhere chaHge from advertisement
is contemplated By the bidder.
81 for we, the case may be) there write the
name names in fun of there state the residence
or residences hereby propose TO carry the mail on
No. from to as often as the adver-
tisement requires in the time stated in the sched-
ules, and by the following mode of conveyance, to
witt Here state how it is to be conveyed for the
annual sum of -
Dated
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Form Of Certificate

IuFW 2! ItFI.fttuF.
The undersigned, postmaster Of ,certife }
that the guarantors above named are mt and
able to make good their guaranty.
Dated
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
fsnsh~ .ssassssknctttVs.
ihird street, near the Post Office Eurlirrton In,
DRUGS & MEDICINES

NEW ARRASGEMENT-NEWD DRUG STORE
oxs s. l.. SUaNAP,
EI Al lHE OLD STAND of c w Bodemann. JEFF
% ierson street. Burlington, having lately pur-
chased oil w Bodcmann his entire stock of Drugs,
Meaicihes, Dye Stuiis, Paints, OILS and Glassware
o. every descriptions prepared and determined to
sen all these articles to country merchants phv-
siclans' farmers, and the public in general at re-
yucca prices. The public are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
attended to with neatness and despatch.
Also. a fun assortment Of Patent Medicines.
July ~. lS4S s. l., b.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
George Ssey<ses.
y. WI. Mari;

c r. va. Yk.aHsE.
ESsrssA SADDLE HARNESS T. COLLARElssscss
Maker,has removed his Shop to the .aFIs
southeast corner Of Main and Washington streets
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in his
line with promptitnde. and in a style of workman
ship which will be entirely satisfactory to all who
may be pleased tn patronise him. He would also
inform the public that he is able to furnish articles
in his line cheaper than any other establishment of
the KIND in this city. Patronage is respectfully so
ncleed. burlington, march 10, 1919.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
I breads. Combs, etc.

Cnn LBS. white, red. blue and assorted skeis
~'co thread; 200 dog. assorted and white sroc
threads rs lbs. blk. white and assorted linen ihrsG
rs packs pins, rs dog. ass. tuck combs, 40 tos.
dressing combs, 80 doz. fine ivory combs, Lse,
hooks and eyes. needles, whalebone, tapes, sewias
silk and twist, linen bobins, cords, wallets e,c..r
sale by (oct IS, '4o.) GARRETT co0PR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
GiLCHhisT. JOEL KfasnEAua
ID. Gifchrisf a. GO.

NJ HOLESALE and retal! Dealers in Dry Goods,
W Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready Made Clothing, etc.. etc
corner Of Main and Jefferson streets
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
New Fall and Winter Good.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned have received from Mv
I York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ia.yr Il.
sortment OF dry goods, hardware, queenswsy,
boots, shoes, hats, caps, ready made clothing &C.
etc., which we are disposed TO sell as cheap !, Nv
other house in town. Give US a call before rr,.
chasing. Don't forget the place-Main street, e.
low Jeferson. (oct. is, ,Iol GAkRErr \ coorr,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
DIR David prsur~

nEVoTEs particular attentiont to suy,.ru
- ing the treatment Of the diseases OF m.
the Ear E.ofiice, northeast corner OF rc -ss -
Green streets, fup stairs) 81 Louis. Ne Ha ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
JAS E. &AnaAs E.fpIrrhAs GEO. R. RoBINsoi
YenfsNasa. EsI.fMnn Il cn

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer-
~ chants, No. las Second street, ST Louis. NO.
REfERENcEs.-Woods,C hristy * Co., r. l. W.
campbell, Crow, McCFeery Barksdae, 81 Louis.
REFER TOW. F. Coolhangh g. Co. Garrett 4
Cooper, Fear \ Creegan, D. Gilchrist s. Co., Bur-
Hndton, Io1oa. fnoy ~ 1910 10
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Groceries

- HHDS sugar; 100 bhls loaf sugar; 100 sscH
~ Rio coffee; 10 sacks old Java coffee; casa
rice; 100 bush dried apples; bills vinegar acasi
AID 10 half bbls saleratus; 90 boxes box soar
boxes teas assorted; so bbls molasses; 5h'xs srsr
and star candles; |: bags spice and perper; rr-
peras, alum, ginger, sulphur, ETC.. for sale BY
nov !, 40. KIMBALLtco
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-28
Hardware

nj 1LLSAWs, handsaws, log chains, Hunts asa
vi locks, latches, butts and screws, shores
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