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One More Prayer.

The following beautiful and touching story was
related by DR.. Schnebly, of Maryland, at a meet
ing held in New York, to hear the experience of
twenty reformed drunkards:
"a drunkard who had run through his property,
returned one night TO his UNFINISHED home. He
entered his empty hall-angujsh was gnawiDg at
his heart strings, and language is inadequate to
express his agony as he entered his wfe's apart
ment, and there behsld the victims of his appetite,
his lovely wife and darling child Morose and sui
len. he seated himself without q word he could
not speak, he could not look upon them. The mo-
Their said TO the angel by her side Come, my child
iii time to go to bed and the babe, as was her
wont, kneIt by her mothers lap, and gazing visit
fully into the face of her suffering parent like a
piece of chiselled sratuarV, slowly repeated her
nightly orson; and when she had finished, tbut
four years of age said 10 her mother:
Dear ma, may not offer up one more prayer 90
eyes, yes, my sweet pet pray ~
And she lifted up her tiny hands, closed her
eyes, and prayed;
&c Oh God, spare, oh spare my dear papa"
That prayer was waited up with electric rapidity
TO the throne of God. 1t was heard-it was heard
on earth The responsive "Amenn burst from
the fathers lips, and his heart of stone became
heart of flesh Wife and child were both clssped
to his bosom, and in penirence, he said: My
child, you have saved your father from the drunk.
ards grave. ] will sign the pledge"
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SslISK.lK:I Z
5tIdiA:A,lli aiY;'a /. PR =. 5iS
sETSs !
- ~

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
III public that he is prepared to eqgaye Visiting Wed ding
and Forwarding samps Jewelg, syeware, Door Plates,
neaness and dispatch to- Every descption Of Copper
Plate Printing Visiting and Business Cards Bill Heads iii
of Exchange ETC., will be executed with Gspach ~ wok
mnnlike manner. nv .nlW5nsW
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MURDER ON BOARD OF A WHALER.-We are
informed that one of the crew of the Nantucket
whaIer, the Planter, VS. deliberately shot down and
killed by the captain, on the 25h May, 1919, while
in the South Sea 1t appears that the meat which
was served 10 the crew was so bad that it was i'm
possible to eat it and one night, one ofthem named
Wm, F. Clark, a native Of Winchester, Virginia,
Isaac Hussey, called the men aft and demanded
who had thrown the meat overheard, when Clark
admitted that he had, at the same tine stating that
The men were willing to work, but that it was i'm
possible for them to perform their ardu0us duties,
unless they were supplied with the necessary pro-
visions Upon this, the captain seized a muske
and deliberately shot the man through the head, kill
ing him Instantly Ii is stated that shortly after
wards the vessel touched at Sidney, and the Amer
lean Consul was informed of the transaction; but
instead of taking steps to bring the murderer to
Justice, advised him to keep out of the way and he
remained at some distance from the port until the
ship was ready for sea. [N Y. Evening Mirror.
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III H S. begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can Visiting and Otaral
and other seals Do Plates Steamboat lamps, and every
thing connected with engraving executed IN the neaesl man.
N BGVisiting and Business Cards and every kind of
Conner Plate Printing executed at the shortest notice, NIL I'm
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NJ 10 ~ CIAKLEs sIKEET, UP STAIRS,
LNNHlBlTlON Of choice ami select end Modern
II PAiNiLN GS Admission, Cents; FFmy
50 90 This colrcn Paintings ony comprises
works Of Art recently received um rope distinguished artists
bur ais the most cholsg selections from the pr
tons this which have kindly been offered by
tours, Tor the purpose OF Encouraging the the Arts
large portion Of the EIhi will be cl"nged monthly,
tulng Others for removed. Some
aud the price be known by app perrH charge
Eyrllmg mm-L 10 n-Llnk M
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The Boston Transcript says that Mr.. Paine gave
an exhibition of his truly wonderi gas light on Wednesday
evening, at Worcester previous 10 sending (who
left in the steamer Thursday to London introduce the
gas at the Exhibition OF the Worlds Fair. The party pre-
sent prOnounces the exhibition astonishing, without hum
bug,
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COAL.

CITY COAL YAROs-NcBEAN.. WILLARD &
~ CO. keep constantly hand at their Yards No N
Gnstomhouse street, first door from Royal. and No gal
TchOuritOqlas second yard above st Mary's Mar
ket supply of PtisbuTg, Anthracite English and American
Camel Coal All orders left at etheS yard will be promp
attend ell to. an If
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SHER MANS
PATESl Premium
A 3 y @ M I NJ A l.
SUPPER Ter

sra sHy Ot 70 81 CAs~ts' is'ss', eTFsTn1 vHtsH
heghes most elastic and comfortable instrument in ussf
the OF the cOmplain-the beaTn dOwn feeling
the bottom stomach the lungs side and back
the whites In pregnancy, its prevents miscarriage
in fact is indispensable the comfort of every delicate
female II any doubt the efficacy OF this supporter they
be referred to the wife OF very celebrated physician OF this
city, who is using with perfect satisfaction after
ing several other patent supporters without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the instTu.
ment at the proprietor's, 70 ST. Charles street.
In practice have had occasion apply all
ooasied Abdominal supporter found
SdSped to mPaIt relief and comfort u aHeled
Philadelphia, Aug is, 1919. VIM. ANDERSON, 4. q.
For three afflicted complaint;
the time confined my bed. suernes very great No
thing relieved until Of MIR Shermans Abdominal
porte snabed work about the house. and
mer health and GhseTfulnesl. MEA. WILKINSON.
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HOMICIDE We regret to record that young
man, Mr.. Royal Wright, OF our fellow citizen
David Wright, Esq, was killed in recontre with
a man by the name of Robinson, on Sunday even
ing previous to the election. This quarrel we Learn
was one OF some standing and meeting near the
Planters Hotel the difficulty occurred Wright
received three four wounds, inflicted by large
knife, Of which he died on the next evening. He
was buried with military honors by the Columbus
Guards, the volunteer company to which he was
attached The impression has gone abroad that
the difficulty arose from a difference of political
feeling. This is not true are informed. They
were both what is termed Southern Rights men, "
and their quarrel was entirely personal. Robinson
made his escape and has not since been heard Of
1t is said that he was from Atlanta, and fed from
there for some similar conduct. [Col. (Ga) Enc.
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GV Orphan Boys Fair.-The Ladies' will ho'd at the
ST. Louis Bal Room fer few days comGleuciug MONDAY
next St Ins.., for the nef the ALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
h! Fair which has been in eonf many mons Psst
This Asylum the only in The city receive
Boys, constantly crowded children many of whom are Of
very lender aga.
In city like This icing Indispensable the Iade
"a solicit liberal community cooperate with item IN hgr
flora relieve the institution in cues, lon. a3
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sF~ south.Mestern RIbIe societr of Newor,en

-Outil- W esIeFn blDle EOcletA OF NeWOf cans
TIE first Annual Neeng Of the Society held on
TUESDAY, the 10th O'Clock, F. NJ. M'Cthee
Church, corner Of Poyds and Coron ieeJ
the Bible cause, vel the Society,
to attend DC p. NJ. OZANNE, Secretary
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~ Ladies' Fair, in aid of the g CHURCH OF THE
ANNUNCIATIoN."-A Fair will be held at the Annoy
Hall, on the lGh l7h AID Is of December, large
splendid collection Of articles Suitable for Holy az
exposed at disPoei Of moderate prices
cHoice selection herchmens The benevolent Charitable
those int ding make Christmas Years Presents are
y p.-Llllly invited 10 attend.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Ct. LOUIS HOTEL Dancing Academy
~ MILE JULIE VINCENT informs her scholars and
the ladies and gentlemen of New Orleans mat Glass
for gentlemen will be MONDAYS, " ED
s65LS MES DAYS and FRIDAYS from fl 10 -azIEE,
0A w o'cloC k. .TU ESD AVS, THURSDAYS aud FEl
MsAl& SATURDAYS, from uI6 oc ock, for children ~
and young ladies' GkSES
~S LI5- Dir. W. j. CRERAR, celebrated Pro FI
lessor Of Dancing and Violin, will classes.
tB Due notce will be gren OF the Scholars Chilren
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s1~ HistriOnic Balls -POSTPONEMENT- The
First Ball OF the aD,vs unagod by rOspored until
THURSDAY The 18th inst will po,iGBsy take rla G.
by aFlrr Of t'e Committee. d5 sJHIa, sscrs,1ry.
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NOTICES.


49, Uistr;onic Halle pcSTppNyE.1PNr nj
Frs Bali Of The tb,v ,sr. IL 'a- w. ~, iHT
THURSDAY The l2b inst, when /, ,,iI ,i,i-1, ,,t i
By 5rI,r If die ,,o-1ri,tsc * ST So,
~ 'I' 's'1-'''5'
49, Ladies, E,ir !, al r H. &c On, 80 ~
ASsrscIArlos. "a FAIR will be held at the Annoy
sh Ios'" Of ar ic's suitable Tor holy az Presents will re
o. t a. O7 q AZ Ol''",e prices iheie "'i also tie
those intending to rn1k, Christmas and New Years Pr are
rs p tfuly invited 10 attend
--ae-
eV Orphan Boys Fair.-The Ladies will ho'd at the
ST. Louis Bal Room fer few days, conaercjug MONDAY
next In. for the nef; 81 the MAfE ORPHAN ASYLUM
III. Fair which has been in contemplation for many fonI
This Asy um. only one in the city Of NeO leans that rece-
Boys is constantly crowded with i5ra, NAM, Of b, ~ r
,4l-y ,arf.r ,g. ' ~ ~
In citv Ike rbi. .yers efr. nti.,n.,rJ. fin, ,
,,lici, q, l,rs-,I r.,nf, :, -. -. ..I
r... r., rss,a ~ t,.. - " l''1 win "s' III i'
e5s- ssoutI, XVastorr mil r,ofo,,. 80 NJ. O.,..
IRE first 4rnnp, t.es,in' ., s 1 ~ " ~ l' '.
TUESDAY tl. 1o,b ms, a, o,.5oc. p N y. CIV 80
Churrh corner Of Poyjrs and r,ro lsIa, st mia rT r
the Bible cause n. vi a. tbs ,s,,rar r t St., til
t., attend DC PM OzAyNE secrs,-,
-sae-
t" NOtice-Tbg UNDERSIGNED bas resnnoad brs;rss, m
his own account and will nd in The Tp;J ,,n VI TI ,I w.
ae house Of LEYERICH CO. solved bv the ecge NJ M
-. L LEV h''io''
~" Persons having any Claims against tn, Estate
OF JOSEPH FOWLER Jr vii pess. present them 10
dc In WlLHELMUs BoTART, Curator Ct S.. Charles st.
-sss-
= succession roe OF Ionn NeDonoSh.-A persons
HXG3T I's. p.oP,i5 ,'orsGs 10 le succession Of JOHN
" be left the office Of Executors at the corner of Royal and
usor1hous streets in the build ng occupied Nv the I,non ,k
c. RosrrTus.
=, b. D. AQUIE, I Testamentary
HI Il ~ t; LEEgRlCH' I Executors
-a%e-
EE" Law Department of the University OF
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

- ~ kegs Dutch Herring;
> eases Dutch Cheese
D 100 ID each Berkshire county Cheese,
70 packages View Buckwheat
csses prepared Corr SlarCh
100 boxes Hull's extra No. / Soap:
. UackggEs B ack aod Green Teas;
SpHt Pea: Sage ra ioca
Fruits 70 JuiCa and in Brandy: Prunes Grapes;
Figs: UndeTwOOd's and GOrdOn's Preserves
lsldglass Paper 1heIed Almonds;
CitOn; t'uuants Wines
Boston, Butter sad Wafer crackers:
Pckt d and -mosed Beef Tongues;
Picked Salmon and Lobsters
lOrdias Liquors Bitters;
Porter; Pale and Scotch Ale; Pickles;
Sauces; ketCht ps, Euglish and American.
IT, II the above artces landing or Just rece we'd in
store and VI superior quality For sale BY
d. lOt W. g. RAYMOND, II CamD street
SPLENDID LONDON LAYER FRUIT-25
- c4ses dozen each ID boxes of the finest Mu cael
Bunch Rasrr i'm oued into this market, Just landed
from brig New Word from Malaga, TO- sale by
do OF w 9, RAYMOND, II Camp st.
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L. NOtice.-The undersigned has resumed business on
bis and will ed liquid affairs OF the
lae house Of LEYERICh CO. dissolved by the deceass Of Mr.
EOWAkD j. WALSH. raO W. E LEyERICH
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-" Persons having any Claims against the Estate
Of JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr Will pleas. present them to
dc In WLHELMuS BOTART, Curator, 81 ST. Charles st.
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Francis FGbre y 90.
No. g Magazine street.
Fashionable Clothing EstabIisbmsnt.
Have The pleasure nng friends tst ,hsy are nov IN
receipt Of choice Of FALL and WINTER GOODS all
Of the best ma,sra tss style and at YER,
moderate prizes. The stock comprises parLs
super Black and BIue French Goth DRESS COATS.
Brown, Olive, Green. French Cloth Frpck Coats.
Brown, Olive, Green, French Cloth Walking Costs
Brown, Olive, French Cob Business Goats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Corn Secs.
Drab French c. ssmsre Sac Costs.
Back, Brown and Dab ia Cloth PALETOTs-
y acS, 8orn and DahIis Cloth sURTOUTS.
Black Cloth CLOAKs
EmBr1i cred hack and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered B ack sni Fancy silk Ves;s.
EmbfOllere4 Valencia Vers
Embroi Tered HsJ settles VsHt4'
Bls K ii n Sa IL Vez-s.
Rich 3 ack and col red Figured Silk Vests.
Rich c00red "a
Wine and Bod aarseies Vess
Buff Vale .ats
Black and Blue D1eskn Cashmere PANTS.
Coiorsi and Fancy c. ssimere Pants.
Ssnglsh End Oxford Mixed Ca'sIners Psuts.
H0T spun SUE CNDEkSHRT5 snd DRAWERS
nhlts Cashmere and MsTno ndershrts End Drawers.
Ria6ei Lambs Woo gGdsrshrts and Drawers.
sax Mer1no and Cotton HAL HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES De CHAMBRE
BACK end coiGIal Silk and sstn CRAVATs
Rlch Flyured Silk and Satin Cravafs
Rich White Figured TX and s,fiu Cravat.
Hlch col rel Figured Silk snd Craysts
Rich colorei Silk AMI Satin STARTS
White ami Co 0Sed Linen Camirc HDKFs
=. Whre and fidFfs NF9'
Whe aud cooret English silk slspenders.
Wine ard co"red yelling OF suspenjers
BLACK, colo-rd md White Hlskfn Cyovs"
Black cooei end Silk Gloves.
=. B.dcs and caorei sls Unhrzilas
=. Black and culofed Scotch G ngb-n TTr,brat,,
~ Alarge assortment o. TRAVELLING TRUSKs o. YER, an,
p=rioT nshutattI'e. oSf lw Zip, ~ s1p. 2mW
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THE OssoLI FAMILY.-The Manchester IN. H.
Democrat Of a recent date, has the following:
The recent report Of the discovery of the bodies
Of this family, whose melancholy fate last summer
is fresh in the memory Of all, is Of course, incor
rect No trace of the parents has yet been dis
covered, but in a quiet spot Of our beautiful Gene
terry is small grave resting upon which is slab
bearing the following inscription:
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NEW ORLEANS:
-s0R--
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ., 1850.

FUGITIVE SLAVE Law IN INDIANA.-A charge
TO the grand jury by Judge Huntington, district
Judge u Indiana, on the fugitive slave law, Is an
eloquent and impressive exposition of the law. The
members of the bar apply for copy of the charge.
HE Judge declares that we are now passing
lion has ever bssn enbectcJ, when evil passions
seem to have been let loose, and madness, in some
s Sc, OF the country, seems to rule The hour'
, rI s n Io9a 800
ter to China is foreman of the grand inrv. and
will make n strong nrpsentment Indiana ia ripht
9-------s
BALTIMORE, Nov. Y, 1850
ne gIahG Jury. Vi lldIiorp county nave pre-
Sentsu eie l3IioWlilg persons in' e"oe"Eihg 'he
,unuS VI I,'e il"V,9 uo o'I'7 pam
hoses L. beach, OIL N'" hoA' charged WIN EN- s,o ooo
Henry Beach of New York 10000
j liolister Of Buit9q ;.,....,........... 10 G00
Ib PmitaS az Rntian ' ~ g39
John p Gay, of Milan, Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Ezra Collins OF ha"re de lOOOO
Governor Thomas will Immediately issue his re-
QUESTION Tor The persons thus indicted.
NEW USE OF ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHs.-The
i'oW yves E9tlce Vi STORMS FOR zen
shinmasrers al cleveland and RnfTaio, and also on
Lake Ontario of the approach of a Northwest
storm. The result is practically of great import
auce. A hurricane storm traVerses the htios-
piefe at the rate OF carrier pigeon, namely sixty
miles an houf. vessel IN the puTt Vi I'VE" uTh,
ABOUT 10 san Tor Ne"Orleans, may pe teisgraphed
twenty hours IN advance, tnat souInWest storm
IS advancing on the coast rom 'Ie e'uli oi MEXICO
NS are oIly oi tl5 il'e . VI 'l1 iea' sEoS'al-
liai auVautageJ "q rI lilaf VIC 'ehuereu ny the
eec'Fo-te'egraPh, LCIIolo'ype.
Fppn norcrAss-Tbis boson, friend If c.,r,f-
sTl..,.,r, OF, I'D ", ~
sun "O' P''"' >S''"'S' anu 0'"0i Po-o'iu lana
tues OF Boston, thus speaks through his paper, the
North Star" published at Rochester, New Y rk ::
II may properly be asked, would not the Devil
do well 10 rent ont hell and move to the United
States and rival if possible, President Fillmore
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REMOVALS.

r EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
~ and Carolton Railroad Company has been removed 20
NO IL baTonne street. M
p EMOVAL-We have removed to Union
IL Row." No. 70 Caronheet street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co.
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eV Succession of John NcDOnOgh.-An persons
desiring 10 rent properly belonging of JOHN
AcDONOGH requested their apple aliuns in writing
TO he left the office Of the Executors corner Of Royal and
usomhou Streets the build occupied ty the Union Bank
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T ~" IT -7T'1' - . -T1I--"-
FRIEND WAGGLEs.

in which Mr.. W. ChppeuJne, Mr.. Reeves, NJ. Con5yer
C. Howard, Mrs Co and Mrs. Rove Will sustain the
clpa' characters.
To concue wnh the low popular Farce entitled
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FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, Etc.-Englsh,
Pirtsburg and Baltimore Fl Bricks, Fire Tiles Fire
Glry. 1000 Spruce Spas from 80 to 50 feet long;
800 White Oak Root Knees so Live bite Oak Crooks;
10 sticks Locust Timber
White Oak, Wal ut and Yellow Pine Timber: White
Pine, Ash OAK, Hickory, Beach Mape ypess and Pop.
LumNer, assorted sizes, and wei seasoned.
Arcade Mills "a is and l8 At Joseph st.
~ FREsH Corn MEAL. 81 TUEYINs doPe % order.
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q s "a 5l55

NEW GOODS.
Il Rs BANlSTER By BTuuE rand
4fE hagnola, elegant OF PARTISAN BONNIE
FLOWERS, aud RIBBONS,
hlIuesS vii fIH a varied supp on hand.
Also, Rich NhNTlLLaS and viSlTES. Prices low
Country Orders promptly lied. C.. BANISTER,
0ctT Ins' Is RnvaI stree. c6rT -r Al RI-T,itIs
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BALTIMORE, Nov. q, 1850.
The grand jury of Hartford county have pre-.
sentsd the following persons for embezzling the
funds of the Havre de Grace Bank:
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81. Cnrr
In the course OF the evening,
TWO GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS
which MILE HHariGr, and Nessrs gin and VEGA, will aims
he
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27
DIR MYERS

Sorsnpdrhd, Ifiid Cherry and Dandelion Compound.
Have you noticed, we know you havc) the ex-
citemcnt created by the recent introduction to our
midst of DR. Myers invaluable 'sSarsaparia Wild
Cherry and Dandeion?'' The proprietors say truly
that it differs in composition from common spuri-
flying medicines and to our senses it is at least
three times as strong as the strongest of them
we are hearing constantly of most remarkable
cures performcdby it all over the State. and those,
some OF them OF diseases for which you might as
well take soapsuds as simple Sarsaparllas. Liver
complaints the most obstinate, Diseases ofthe Ur-
nary Organs, Coughs, &C. &C., in fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are quelled by
the magic like virtues of this skilfu 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
men out of ten are sick and the tenth man saingo
Would you be well go and do likewise get a bottle
and tryit. Sold bys. L. Burnap, Burlington feb %
THO SPORTSMEN.-A fine lot of fishing tackle
l. just received at
april, $3.50 EEGAY's Drug store.
DALM SOAPS boxes Palm Soap, superior ar
ticle, for sale by april, 1850 EEGAY.
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I'd. =. HIDcrsOl & co.

EuN SMITHS and Manufacturers Of County
Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 to 800 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Revolvers and single barrel Pts
tolls, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, best quality of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Rifle barrels, Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples.
Waa- Cutters, sc. &C.
Orders from abroad promptly attended, to.
I5-Repairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington, sept. 10, IS49.
A GENERAL assortment of Hollow Ware CAST
IA INGS, just received and for sale ty
march IS, so pRTGH Il COOK
ID ICE FLOUR.-An excellent article, for family
use, and for making white wash, for sale at
april, 80 GAYS Drug Store.
A PROM Checks, Hickory shirtings, tiekings,fof
"A sale by (apr is, 800 LAuMAN 4 BRO
(tOTTON YARN: 500 lbs Eagle Yarn 900 lbs car
opet chainhy (aprlD VIZ CooLBAvGH x co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27
To tho Public.

Wherever DR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY has been introduced, the most eX-
traordinary success has attended it. -Four hundred
thousand packages of his justly popular remedy have
been disposed of it's first introduction into st
Louis, and the testimony of thousands can now be
offered to prove its claim on your consideration,
one of the most elegant and useful compounds of
the day. The proprietor hears of its beneficial eff
feCts from every quarter ofthe country and he feels
encouraged to extend its sale throughout all Amer
lea. Here is evidence of its favorable reception at
the s:Lake City,"
From the Druggists Of Chicogo-Iheir sales in Four
Months.
We, the undersigned, Druggists of Chicago, do
hereby certify that the following is correct state
ment OF the amount of our sales OF the medicine
known as CDR Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough
Candy,' prepared from the original recipe by Mr.
Hamilton Wade, Of st Louis, Mo-, and we take pleas
ure in saying that it has given satisfaction to many
of our customers who have used it, a remedy for
diseases of the breast and lungs.
J. II. Reed 4 CO., 1886 packages,
L. NJ. Boyce, per Clerk,) S6i g all we had
S. Sawyer, 432 &c all had.
+. Scammon, 2SS all had.
BrinckerhoH & Penton, 26i
Henry Richie, per Bowman,) 2ss &c
r. & II. Anderson, 3S6
Chicago, Sept. IS. lS49.
Some of these gentlemen were formerly praCt-
TONERS Of medicine. The Druggists not alone
in their favorable notice Of our Sugar Medicine They
would have reported still larger sales at Chicago but
the close ofnavigation prevented our shipping more
to them.
Price One Dime per rO rolls for cts; 81 per Dos.
E3.A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
For sale by Druggists andCountry merchants, gen.
crafty throughout the United States and the Canadas
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for
use. A handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat
of Arms, and the written signature of Hamilton
Wade, proprietary is on the outside wrapper of
each roll and package.
MeSsrs J. II. BARNARD & BRO. Wholesale
Druggists, l40 Main street, st Louis, Mo-, are the
General Agents. Orders from the country, APP
plcations for agency, directed to them will meet
with prompt attention.
For sale at Burlington, by E. f. Gay,J F. Talant
and $. L. Burnap. (may 80, lS50-ly