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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14
~TO the World y, -.

II RIECHBAUM'S Internal and Ex..vs
IN edy-A certain cure for Cholera, ChoIer. N
bus, Diarrhea, Summer complaint, Fever sna . Ut
Colds, Coughs, Liver complaint, DyspepsIa. Co.
Faintness, Govt, Gripping Pains, Infamma,,oa xps,
Lungs, Chest and Heart, Piles, Gravel. rs1hs
tism, Pains in Breas; and Side, Bruises, s-.r.As-
Humors in the Blood, Soreness and Hrav;sn
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and Co.'S
and Diseases of all kinds that prevail IN ~ MA
This new remedy is prepared with great 49,.
expressly for family use. II is ea.cuiafsa ). -
serve health and move diseases. Tterrtr.. w.
family should be without il. tbs composesos,
of the best herbs and roots, which are ta;rrs.n -
remove diseases without the slightest in;r-" w.
Is as harmless as water. The public no. 49, -
atthey need not Tear TO use or Recommend = ~
it viii perform all that is stated in the p,r.ssa
This Medicine being purely Vegetable 80
of all mineral substances, can be used - eesf
under almost any circumstances m str.r..aV
the stomach, inyigorates the system 80 saVns
prevents that lingering and prostrstior I'M, ~
diseases. Time and experier &C has sst,tss.s4taa
tested the merits of this Medicine. A nras.T
tention to diet is Of very great importaar. u -
diseases. Persons Of delicate con,t,,u,sa. w
require greater doses than those Of runu,, -
ter. Let this important truth be borne /. -
that all pain or weakness is owing TO H,ort,s -
nant humors which impede the circulatoa x ~
blood. This medicine will remove all such 49,.
of the stomach and bowels, and cleanse IN 49,
Do not fail to have recourse in any case a -.
When you have been restored by N. IN 49,. -.
If you require medicine, nothing will 10 - -
benefit to yon as kriechbaum's Internal ana r-,.-
nal Remedy, with my written signature - -.
label. Es-In short time Directions win 4, -
lished in pamphlet form.
Directions for Chofera.-For Adults. on er,
pearance Of the disease. from one TO two tstt. ~.
spoonsful every ten or fifteen minutes srre,sss-
to the violence of attack, repeating until t,.~~.
bates. The parts afflicted with cramp and p,,a. -
briskly with a portion OF the drops-aiso. ~ :.
flannel cloth with the same and place il On IN, vi.
of the feet also the bowels, stomaehe and er,..
ard repeat it. Children I'm proportion.
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POmeroy. DUrkce Il GO

" HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
w tic DRY GOODS, LAG Main street. St Louis.
GEORGE PoMERoy, New York. DWIGHT DUR
KEL, VIM II. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (apr 1880. GIN
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Mr. krlechbaum-Sir: this il 10 . rtifr thashv~.
ing your most valuable Remedy enc of INV shiiar,.
was cured OF cholera. When the chitd was attarh
ed, Sent soE ply sician- tDr gahson,l who t.aA
ed some four days, in which time tie child 80
worse. AT the end of four days he thought I, -
necessary to attend any longer gave ii M ssi tAr
was no help. BY the recommendation or Nf III.
Thought would try your Liniment, Nv hich hi
with your inflammation Powders. ! I'm hsrRr -
state to the world, that from the first pse Of Al :.
child commenced mendiHE. and In days vas w+n
viii still further certify. that in about one v,sl
after, my eldest was also taken with the rAsl.
ra, and by using only one bottle Of your saluaA..
remedy. he was entirely relieved, by applying T.
tcrnsl and External. used a bottle i'm two hours
still further state that my sister-in-iaw wa Il
tackled with the same disease, and Inv The usr N
your Remedy she was restored 70 health.
A little more to add to the wonderful cures rHur
medicine has performed. DIR Saline vas astartsd
ty cholera, when first came to him, I found Mn
cfamped very much, and cold sweat staatng MI D.
yer him. commenced giving him doses OF half,
tea cup full every ten or fifteen minutes, until us
ing one bottle, and by that time, got hiaa in wua
Precipitation, and in short time was able IN liz out
And do hereby certify to the world that or ~
ing your Internal and External Remedy, hart
found it to be the best family medicine have e.
used. A. KELSo.
certify that Mr. A. Kelso appeared before ms.
this 18th day of August. 1880, and made oath that The
above statement of facts are true. Subscribed to
same in my presence. JoHs GRay, Up.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the unders gned,
~ John II. Ware, Guardian of Nancy f. Harper
and David IL. Harper, Minors and Heirs at Law of
John Harper. decd, and John Harper. Guardian of
Mahaia Ann Harper. Minor and Heir at Law Of John
Harper decd, Will on ursday;the 18th day of No
vemher, A. d. 1850, present petition to the Pro-
bate Court OF Desmoines county and State OF Iowa,
asking for a license and decree of said Court, au-
thoriZing us as such Guardians, to sell the Real
Estate OF said Minors, situate in said county of Des
mones land the county of Louisa and State of Iowa,
at which time all persons Interested can, If they
see proper, appear and show cause If hey have
why said license should not be granted.
JOHN H. WARE, Guardian of
Nancy T.. and David II. Harper.
JOHN HARPER, Guardian of NJ. A. Harper
R,,rli prfp
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Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir. ] a III much indebted To ven
and your Remedy, for the benefits which MI vile
has received from using ii. She has been tFcHb-
led with two very bad diseases for some time. n
the FIRST place she has had the Salt Rheunr. cir Tss-
ter, for some three years. Part Of that time sic
was obliged tn keep her he'd She has tsea doc
toret by various doctors but IL was alt OF str-
eft. But glad to state TO the world that b. ~
ing your valuable Internal and External Eeaesy.
she was restored to health in a short time aaetT
only using two thirds OF u tottle.
In the second place, she has teen troubled VIA
Hemorrhage ,thoCdiER,} FOR some sin mohths- llF-
it was Of no await. On being recommended 10 Try
your medicine, did So, snd arm harry to state that
she was Immediately restored 10 her usual heal:A.
and has not been since troubled with thst disease.
Burlington, Jan. 8, 1850 A. GRAVES
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L RIECHEAUM's HORSE LlNiAhNIT !. ~
IN Linimcnt has been tested ant Frnsts, -
one of the eest Liniments now IN use se' n.;svs.
diseases as horses are subject to- $50. r.
Cuts, Sprains, Swellings of oil siHGs, fiss
bone. Spayid, Bots, CholIc. BiEheaft 60 IN n d.
-+Manufactured at Burlington, fws
kriechbaum. rs-Price 80 eenfs per see e..f 49,
All letters TO the Proprietor. must Nv 800 sa
rs@Thirty-thrce per cent, viii De 0ess
my Medicines. when sold at Whei+sa4T- NJ
ESorders directed TO ]. G. kEiEf hp -, sss7s
lington, Iowa, will receive prompt attshi1 -
MOURNING Lawns, barsses and gihsr O..
w sale by tiune ~. 800 - -
SAWS: mill, Cross-cut, hand, psnRei,
n mea % s1w'I"'' received anu John Foorf
WINES AND BRANDIES- rrr-
OF superior quality, for Medical puTpe.rs
\ Istantly on hand Mt July III b ~ aT,lt
TISTERN PUMPS: Patent Revolving srrs.,rr
Osizes, for sale by July Z, '5ol -.
THLoRIDE LIME: 600 lbs. chl"ri'e 80
- fresh article for sale IL GAYS pf"s
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Geo. ERaynn
ssT H.. E.srrslasan.

\ TTORNEf and Counsellor at Law Burlington.
- Iowa. L5"Oitice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. duly Is 1850
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OFFERS his services to the public as General
Collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuality TO merit reasonable share of pat
! ronage. Ian Il. 1850
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scott & Brother.

~oMurssfON and Forwarding Merchants, No.
I 10 Locust street, between Front and MANS
fr0ntin1 end Of Commercial street, 81 Louis, MO.
r7-Particular attention given to the sale Of Pro-
duce Of every description.
RrrrRENcrs.-Messrs Runyan, Hillnian Co.,
Woods, Christy & Co., Doan, King Co., Colnns,
Kellogg Co., st Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap,
jacksonville, Ill. Edwin Ferguson, Esq, Messrs
Yeatman 4 Co., New orleans. Messrs Irwin &
Foster, Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. casseday : Ranny, Lou
isville, Ky. Aug. 2s, $500
-----'-- FURNITURE! FURNITUREI f[-a97l
ca THK subscriber 10 now ready with, and~--ss~
Aoifers for sale the largest, cheapest, and
u best stock of FURNITURE, ever offered -
Furnture Dealers country merchants and all others
invited 70 come and examine his stock at
sept lo, lsj0-2m JOHN l. EIlET
Under the Barret House, Jefferson ST., Burlington
~ MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announces
Slto the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity, that
~ she has just returned from the City OF New
York, with splendid assortment. OF the choicest
GOODS, exclu siyely for ladies' wear, which she
can sell at the lowest possible prices-as her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con-
sists in part as follows:-
Flowers, feathers and laces Of all kinds;
Fancy Dress Goods.
De LANES, barages, Albertines, Labrador lawns;
Silks and satins very richly varying in pricesfrom
81 50 to so cents.
A large lot Of Mourning Goods, barred muslins,
Bonncts Of every description, such as French
lace, Albino, chip Jenny Lind, English straws and
Q variety Of other Btails.
COMBS of she'll, silver and imitation she'll.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery.
GLOvEs.--Ladies and childrens Kid, Lisle thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hakfs, French kid slippers;
Enskins and walking shoes, a superior article;
Childrcns and Infants shoes Of every KIND;
Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles;
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, etc., etc.
RIBBONS OF the most elegant description;
Collars from - and half cents to 81 80;
Curls braiis, bands of all shades and coiors, suit
sbls for old and young;
Perfumery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses,etc.
Ladies will find her stock comprises more COM
plcte variety than is usually found together in one
store. She has also brought with her some Of the
most beautiful Patterns Tor dresses, mantillas,
capes, cloaks, caps and robes, from the most fash
ionabic Miiiiners and Dress Makers in the city OF
New York. Her arrangements are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York.
tho latest styles of goods, and she IS desrous OF
mcritlng continuance of'the patronage which has
heretofore been SO literally bestowed (may 1880
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Have Your Life Insured,
TIE undersigned having been appointed Agent
TOR the Phoenix Life Insurance Company Of 81
Louis, u now prepared to receive proposals from
.uca may WISH 70 Insure their own lives or the
lives of Others. All information gratis.
EeOfice over the store of D. NJ. Ewing h IN.
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING.
july 10, ls49-tk A..n.
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James w. woods.

oMEPATHlC PHYSlCIAN;AN SURGEON,
/ ~@ohce, Jctier son street, at J. 5. ScHRAnM.s
ICING. Jan II. ;5O-lY
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DR. III. W. Matthews.

ID RESPECTFULLY offers his profe ssional servl-
n ces to the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity
Office, OH Jefferson street. over the store Of Scott
Whitehead CO., where he may be found at all hours
unless profes siona!ly engaged. (sept 90, ,49
Il. ID. Croker,
4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlinp-
~ ton, Iowa, will attend to cole ction of debts
etc. ~ Office, over Scott, Whitehead h Co.'s
stofe-JeHersOn ST. ap19, 1919
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4 TTORNEi At LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
n fce,corner Of Third and Washington SITS. fe so
- w, EsarioyV
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u A'ShNf't AND COUNSELLOR LAW, Bur
Hngton, Iowa. Office on Main street.
Dr L.. &. Mkenmcy.
TNENDERs his professional services to the citi-
L zens Of Burlington and vicinity. constant
practice of eight years in the West, has given him
fun acquaintance with the prevailing diseases.
Office, one door west of Barrett House taprIl'5o
~ McCUTCHEON HOUSE,
Hill Upper Landing, Burlington, Iowa, NJ. PER-
A&aa~ klNS, Proprietor. To- % cents per meal.
20 cents per single lodging. $3.50 per week. for
monthly boardcrs. burlington, april IS, 1850
w. siOlslrid.c
\ uCTloN and Commission Merchant, west side
~ Main, between Jefferson and Washington SITS,
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend TO outdoor sales
OF Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and Household
FURNITURE, etc. etc. Nov -, Is49-1y
Geo. Eraxec,
\ TTORNEf and Counsellor at Law. Burlington.
- Iowa. Is-otice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. duly is, 1880
ssT H.. E.srrnagsn.
IoMGPATHlC PHYslCIAN;AND SURGEON.
Il asOhce, Jefferson street, at J. 5. ScHRAnM's
building. Jan H. ,5o-ly
James w. Woods.
4 TTORNEi At LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
n fce,corner Of Third and Washington SITS. fe so
,. w. EsariOV
nFFERs his services to the public as General
'Collectlng Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuality to merit reasonable share pat
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This valuable medicinal preparation
DIFFERS ENTIRELY
from any simple Extract of Sarsaparia' common
purifying Medicine. 1t is compound of many of the
MOST CLEANSING MEDICINES,
With others acting directly the Kidneys, having i'm
mediate reference to the relief and continued healthy
operation OF some internal organs 1t contains articles
which enter into no other preparation in existence. and
1T Is usRvALLEp in purifying and refreshing effects by
any Medicine in the world. II is put up
IN LARGE BOTTLES,
Is rery pleasant - ihe taste, and is concentrated
STRONGER. BETTER AND CHEAPER
Than any other IN market. Persons who have taken
"Sarsaparas BY the gaiion, without relief have been
radically cured, by using two three hotties.
This is the only Compound in which Sarsaparilla Wild
berry and Dandelon prepared, to oer the peculiar
virtues of each. in combination with pure Extracts
ether healing articles in highly concentrated It's
ingredients
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TUESDAY PACkf.T, Do BIQUE Il.
THE steam boat DU BUQUE. E..
1ssMA.lIY II. BEEBE, Master, having had her
= Cabin extended, has resumed her
trims as d regular Packet in the trade. The Du-
buque is unsurpassed in her accommodations and
speed her table Will at all times be amply supplied
with the best the country affords.
She viii leave Davenport, Rock Island, Musca-
tine Port Louisa. N. Boston. Keith burgh. Oquaw-
ka, Burlington aud Fort Madison every Tuesday on
her downward trips, and st Louis on her upward
trips every Friday evening. portion of the pat
rorage of the pubic is respectfully solicited (sep IL
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
q + EICI L..

OFFICIAL.
MONTHLY LIST OF LETTERS aiming in the |
wi Post Office in Burlington, Iowa, the 3lst day Of
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A. ID. Green.


1 TIORNEG AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, B
~ HngfoR, I0Ud. Office on Main street.
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PEREMPTORY SALE.

i N addition to our large stock of goods, we have
removed to our store the elegant stock belonging
to the late firm of Scott Whitehead, of No Il JEFF
ferson street. and have also received an ssign-
ment of goods suitable for the coming season.
These two stocks combined with our late arrivals,
will be found on inspection to be one of the lars
est ever offered for sale in this city, II consists,
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(NIRCULAR SAWS.-R. Hos \ Co,.- caaI.I---,,-,,
~ forty-eisht inch circular saws, for sale at man.
ufacturers, prices, and warranted perfect by
oct 10, $50 w Z Coo. n..-a's
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fTEy 7sT ; u z s.svSyfFl
E! |.! / [. |! q! ADJ! |! /.
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
4 Established 10 Years ago by DR.. KINKE-

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
LIN. '9' y '''-' ma '''1
North west corner ofTGHRD and UNION Sts.,-
between Spruce aud Pine, n square and half from
the Merchants Exchange. PnlIkprtrutA.
Persons suffering from Pains in the Lions recent
and chronic Affections of the Kidneys Disease of the
Bladder, Gravel. Structures Simiual Weakness and
all the concumjtan trains Of Syphiliic Elections and
Il ose who by indugng in secret habit, have entail
cd on themselves constitutional debility should appy
immediately for the most speedy remedies, to DR..
klNkELlN, the most expert and successful practi-
toner Tar and near in the treatment OF all diseases Of
Il private nature.
lNvAGlDs-Are apprised thnt DIR KINKELTN
confines his practice TO particular branch Of mcdi-
cine, which engages his profound attention He eau
tons the unfortunate against the abuse of mrrcurv
thousands are annually mcrcurai2ed out OF life re-
cent affections are promptly cXtuguishcd See your
cases properly eladicatcd, not patctt5! M. MAR
ricd people and those about TO marry should be par
licuary cautious OF those accidents what dreadful
inheritance to transmit 10 postcrity"
TAKE PARTICULAR NorICE.-There is habit which
boys teach each other at the academy or cocge--a
habit INDUCED in when bv himself in solitude grow
ing up with the boy TO manhood, and which, if not
restored IN due time, not only bagets serious o5sta-
ces to matrimonial happiness but gives rise 10 Sc
res OF protrncted insdlOus, and devastating nncc-
tons Few of those who indulge in this prrnicous
practice, are aware of the consequences until they
ind the nervous sv,em ehatercd. feel straure and
unacconntabe feelings, vague fears in the mind
ne ndvlG"H' oeComes feeble he is unable to labor
Wa" "tcusoucd vgOr or 10 appy his mind to study:
Ills step aIdy and weak, he IS dull ire'O,ute en-
cages in his spor with ess energy then usual Vvrsr
ARE STATIONS WHICH SHOULD AWAKEN Tie ATTENTION
OF THOSE SIMILARLY SITUATED
| You've MEN.--l you value your life or health re-
member the delay of n month nav cvpn n week
may prove your ruin, both OF body and mind Hence
let no false modesiy deter you from making your case
known to one who from education and re-poctaii-
~. can nIrne heirleqd you lie who places himself
coutilC in his honor gcnt.Cinln, and in who's.
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cvEE ed 4 acEoEuLoua AEEgcrLoN or r4E EYea.
Druggist, Burlington, Vermont.
Fer sale by Theo. A. PECK, WHO, 81 e Drucg
70 SP0Ttsss3CEs.
,1T ID ,t.N'tI tVINOHCS

II lLilAM Il. sAiiL, NifuUNhl
ID Falls VI. has con-t ntiy on hand good as
so-ment Of Fishing 7aca cot superior quality, con
sstiau OF Braided aud Twisted six and Linen Lines
Cnne. Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
isl" and common Hooks, Co"rogS 5csi A5aerica"
Reels, common English do Snicln Gut SwiycIs &c,
&c. He would also call The attention OF Sporsnen
to a few good single and double bnrreled EotciH@
Pieces, IFdikcr'S -iati- CDrrosiro Caps bnldwln'S
Patent Cut Wojs, together with POw9c1, Shat,
edd, Dr1m FiGsF', Drink'ns Cups, &c, &c, all
which will he sold low.
June 10. ~. wJ0tN
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IL
planning, Tongurin. aud GrooyIng Lumber
JOSEPH i. WOODbUkl'S
s'A teEag HfsN7nlsEg HEnCEaiNC.

'bNHE S0hs"rihcr having received Letters Patent
t1ro slatiauarv Cater, Planning TonGueing and
Grooyrg Machine. now oii'rs tor sale Machines and
Rights to use the same This machine viii plane
lun0 feet of boards my umiorm thickness, III one
he producing better flushed surface than it Is
pre- rto plane by any other means now known, not
excepting the hand pluu- aud is peculiarly adapted
to pinuo and JOINT r.apbnards, weather boarding
and Will do the work ti-tcr ard better han any ma
rh1e herrtoi re invented. This Machine Is ar
r1nG"d hrt It planes the boards with an unbrokeu
shaving the whole width and length OF the material,
and does not take more than two thirds the power
that j. required 10 m eQuH amount ot work by The
ROTARY Cutting Cvlind-r, now in common use. The
construction and organization OF tins Machine is dit
trent from my Other now III use. Communications
tor uIrlher particulars cheeriuy responded to by ad
dressing tn" snbscrlhcr (post pald) Boston, Mass
Oue Ut the above PtunmI Machines may be seen
IN operation b, calling on the the pntenlpr
Joseph =. WOODBURY.,
Border street, East Boston Mass.
Nav !, 1919. wiiyl
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Siataary Warbic QHaT7cs,
Brandon Vermont.

~ II above named qgarrcs, well known
4 for furnishing n superior quality OF marble, OF fine
whit, and taking hLh polish are now being work
ed, proc urug quality Of marble said to be unequal
ted ia America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs, blocks p.desaS statuary from these
Qlarrrs Many be- addressed 10
EDWARD y. SELDEN, Proprietor, or
wit ). IL. GaouuatL, \ gent, Brandon, Vt.
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, NEW YORK., AND CANADA ! :
: LINE. 2

MCPHERSON. CRANE & Co., Montreal.
HENRY w. CATLIN. Burlington.
SMITH, WILKINS & LiNDON. Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
PrYr,9'orS.
Forwarding to and from Boston, New York, Al
bury Troy, a. Ports ON Lake Champain, Montreal
aud Quebec, connecting Al Montreal with Neither
son, { .aue 4 Co.'S -. Lawrence and Lake Ontario
Daily Line, through TO Ilamiton and Lake lead =,
and 'Iri-weekiy to Lake Ere also with their Otta
wa Daily Line to Bytown and through to kingston
via IHdeau Canal
The Proprieors are prepared with first class Canal
and Lake Boals TO run a Daily Line to aud from
New York and Burlington, and with first class boats
~ van Iu-wetNly Line to 1uuitum harrington and
Montreal, via Chamhy Canal; .sSe.s To be lowed
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Steamers, thereby
eu-urirG the utmost regularity and despatch,
)chcuture and NaTcuou-UE business correctly
and promptly attended TO. Parties VIII perceive at
ONCE the advantage OF shipping by TINS Line, the de-
lays and damage 10 goods by frequent tr'nsshp-
mrnts being entirely avoided.
Pariicua attention vii lee given TO all property
intended to be sent forward by Railroads from Bur
ln-'cr.
The Puprieors will contract freight 10 Of from all
Porl- ou the Weston Lakes and Like Champain I;
also ior delivery OF properly via Railroad TO Boston
and Intermediate points.
Having their arrangements completed for safe, re-
CU.ar and expeditions transmission al all property
entrusted to their care, the Proprleors confidently
lock to the public for a Liberal support,
Address as Agents
MPHERsON ,CEANE & Co, Montreal.
G.. JAMES, New y ork.
w. j. NEWTON, Quebec.
CHENEY &, co, Boston
{. y. BENTLN, Albany.
References:
II. srrrurys, J. B; SMITH & Co., Jys. TORRANCE, Is
Co Montreal. H. J. NoAD q Co., GrLLEsrlE 4 Co,
March /. 1850. dg9oSws6
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SzSElUgAL NOTICE.

Cir HWY will not make his season in
= Grand Isle County, Ms heretofore advertised, hu'
may may be found at the Farm OF Lew SlnueIson
West Milton, during the sc7srl.
l.. &, +. SANDERS0N.
Georgia May 90, 1880 wi1w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28
Wool! On vooa:

fe>II 7; subscriber having purchas" the mlrp"c-
turing establishment OF Wm kl''nm \ Go. at
Winoo,lN Fails and engaged the tcw"r owner 10
attend to the business, wuuid now Inform the public
lhnt he is rea IS rrc'i i've WOO, 20 manufacture io
Cassirercs Plain Cloths, Saunets, ilanarIs, SC,
&c all cnIors and mixes that may he c1litd Tor.
Also. to exchange cloth Tor wool on reasonable
terms.
Carliug and Cloth Blessing done os u,n7l.
!. =. MUNSpN.
Wnooskl rnlls Mny l6 1850. ~ittt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

7 LIQUORS. & Wines. Ait.nv '-... Me
D and London Porter 20 ietnntlv o. y '1 ar,i tor
Gle for Medicinal, Mechanical md Chemical pul-
oses only,b by ". &. HATCH.
~50t Wuooski Falls, Vt.