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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


nMr HxHsy NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery AlaDsma our gen.
ers travelling agen, and Tennessee assisted By MI b.
b. BkErT.
azm, ,s.., r. J..xs No. is2 South street, Phiadsl
pha our general travelling agent assisted BY mess W. H.
wxLp ions JAsEs DEERIHs, knx WEILiHsros,
u. A. EvAHs, JAsEs CLAKx, and r; LOOKS
n-Mr o. W. J.n.s NO. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio IL
travelling agent assisted BY Mess
g. R. Sara j. II DssT AsoH TAvLos, w. AaAsrxoHs PEsHH
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and q. srsrnaAs.
0y-Receipts from either Of the above will be good
y-w,uA GouLprE Of Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Virginia. assisted by travelling PULLER and JANIS
THOMAS.
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NEW Route 10 Pittsbarg, Vi. the Baltime

A NEW Route 20 Pfttsburg, via the Baltimore sus-
gnshanna and Pennsylvania RdioadTh 10 Ptsbsrg
% express Of will leave Calvert station daily
mail from Washington and Baltimore
m, connecting with the fast line at Middeown l,
irving at Harrisburg n u, m, 10 dinner
Harrisburg for the west nj p arriving
Hodaysbu this point have the option Of
the Johnsowp, thence packet
stages direct from Holiday burg Pittsbng
Tickets be sold the following points by this
York, Wnghtsvlc, Columbia Marietta, MddleowD Harrisburg,
New PORT, Miesown persve Lewistown, Nc veysown Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburp and Pitsburg
This also the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppcnsbug Chambersbug and
other points this road
For the accommodation OF from Washington for
points, company will
depot BALTIMORE Company
the the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct -du Ticket Agent
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Public Sentiment In Lo nisssBa.
The following letter has been placed 10 our hands
with the information that Judge McCaleb isl gentleman
of high character in louisiana liberal whig and ha.
ing an extensive acquaintance in the Vest
OAK GRovK, Parish Of Washington,
September Is, 1850
DEAR ess.RALt IL is rarc indeed that give utter
ferred indulge my feelings In silence and leave VINE
the reward Of good actions and the condemnation OF noe
which unworthy moment has arrived, howeyef, W
he history OF country when II becomes every pauo@
proclaim his sentiments in both loud and decis'
Our Uaoa (God bless u now and evernorc has been SUD-
eced fiery ordeal That IL has again passed through
triumphant Is Of congratulation and thanfyw
ing with every really patriotic American rejoice nom
the bottom OF my hea the happy. the glorious resua
those through whose noble efforts that result checee
Your senatorial course, my dear General s above ~
praise. While look back H. my heart swes with pnaNs
all the contracted sectional Jealouscs wnio
ragged around you from Lou fsisna, you hsye
discarded every motive but such sbcnld snimsie 'n
breast OF the statesman give You the cordial thanks
an obscure and humble individual, without influence
uents State preparing speak 10 you
in tone Otherwise than prove crafty ne
statesman conscious of having performed his duty lhe
citizens Of New Orleans, wings and democrats pep
Ing 10 greet your All voices loud your praise
and sure am you will find Ia the Suite a vast msjorlv
who will stand by the public who has baed % no
bly, In defence OF the Compromise. ihs Cossso~ ava w.
Unsop. $500. A441 1870. E29
Adieu, my dear General; and believe me- with every
sentiment q regard, most truly r{} SS MocALEB
j Hon s. w Doyyrs ir 7TTl VI Il Il
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We have received additional card from Mr. james
s. Pike, about the election in Maine. We would publish
il with great pleasure II there were anything init b'
there is not even the grain Of wheat to the bushe'
chat There verbiags enough very pretty and class
cal, and witty. II you pleasebut not nsw fact nov
new argument We csanot write upon II, therefore,
imprmdtw, tiet Il b printedJp ~
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old PoiIn-Fsre Ro-
duced.
a spU The steamer osceola will, the 10th Of July,
ESHrAr commence making two trips week 70 The above
zk places, leaving washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday go'clock returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday nj 4 o'clock, p
river, and usual landings the Potomac.
Passage 20 Piney Point "a
Passage aud fare 10 Norfolk, S.
July 1T JAMES MITCHELL.
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General Agency and Law Once az Washington,
DE sEI.DING n wYLIE,

No. Todds BuiSass, Pennsypona are..e s
Brorns Hotel, Washington, D. G,
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
" copsnersbp for Of prosecuting
Congress, before
appointed the adjustment soauons
claims against any foreign government, prepared give
fun and faithful all business
their charge They win also attend obtaining PENSIONS
land return duties claims arising under contracts treaties
otherwise buying selling estate collecting private claims
Andrew wye IT, any business with which
either himself the firm be ntrsed in Of the
seldng, notary
public, Union
will give attention to the taking Of testimony scknowcds
which to
Charges viii moderate regulated BY he amount claimed
and the extent OF services required. r
Communications paid will receive immediate
Sept s-dly ..t 4s
DISSOLUTION arm heretofore e1iss
ing under the Of Dyer day,
consent dissolved Mr. George ~ Dyer tho
ment OF the accounts Of the late d
Of the late Robert w Dyer deccascd which Immediate
is respectfully requested t4ft TIL EDWARD O. DYER,
IL N t5iQ agsst NJ q. ~ ssf GEO. r. DYER. 1sF
wAsmsoros, September "a, 1850 f r u T6Af fn5IA
y Copsrtner~hip Notice-The undersigned have formed
ccpsrmsrship under the Dyer Mcclure
viii continue the commission
90 stand Of Dyer Broher Of 10Th street and Psnnsysns
They respectfully solicit continuance Of The PATRONAGE be-
slowed the late , and pledge themselves discharge hh
every conhded 10 st fNnH sahEl s ts
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon
sisnmenn, and 70 cash al sales made by then. ~. L.. \
4L 4Nt ltet ~ tEL u 6. MCGUIRE
wAsmseror September ~, 1850. d 36 aRTFifa fnt
IA seP N--eu nflE l4 ~ A nl'ilsnM N9aNoE ~
n Rs amgTRONo three pleasantly FUR
nshed rooms % let on l2 street. betwesn street and Pennsy
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Nincennes, Indiana Charter unlimited
Capt. al SO 000 Stockholders individually liable
For the Of horses mules prize bulls Sheep and cattle
against combined risks
dSp and disease also, stock driven eastern markets
transported South Losses paid In thirty days after proof death
DecorJoseph g. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Ebervine
merchants Captain Isaac Mass mercbant George ID. Hay,
Hon. Thomas Bishop, builder John Wise,
bank directors Alvin w. Tracy and bank director
Abner r. Ellis, State Vncennes Adm Smith,
farmer bank director, and auditor Of Knox county
Joseph PRESIDENT shuref Whitney, Secretary
VIM Burtcb and president Ninccnnss
OF the Sate Bank of Indiana. ts-E
j. L. NELSON, agent, Pennsylvania avenue,
18th streets, Washington City.
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Rss AR1grRONo has, three pleasantly situated fnr-
wi 18Th between street and rennsy
vsnis sysnas and convenient y 'heying Hcfsi sat %
.Aus nolall1sab adj Ial b inaEnoo ionNh1 -
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wnmssros, September ~, 1850. sd y N1r'rT itHf
seps. az--dn -. \. -. l.ll.. -. -lElll MLl
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"ClOii.ing al Wholesale:

By az YOUNG BROTHERS. No 1ts Vain street.
SAINT LOUIS. MO.
A RE now prepared for the ..Foll Trade,'' with
n stock of 'sCiothing,' which in amount. In
quality, style AMI price, without aoubt, surIass
any other stock in st Louis. We are receiving,
and shall continue to receive, through tie full large
invoices almost daily from our Manufacturing c.
tablishment in New York.
As possess facilities for purchasing Gocfs,
unequaled by any other house in the trade, ard -
we import all of our foreign goods, direct, ID will
readily be that defy NIL s.couretit1cn,'s
and as we sell only 10 those who intend 10 ray for
their goods, we are not obliged to achzrgea al ex-
ira profit to guareny bat deits.
We wish that every Merchant visiting the city,
would call at 81 Sc Main street, and see what
terprise and energy are capable Of accomplishing
when controlled by correct ami honorable sspfiHri-
PIES" We will show them through our immense
stock with the greatest pleasure. whether they
wish to purchase or not. Those who do wish to
purchase will find it greatly To their inter est call
before buying their sCiothing."
1t would lie useless to attempt 10 eagnerate the
styles of Cnthing, oasria-. Suffice il 70
say, We have :severythiBg'' il the lire of aAsH's'
Ware, of every possible shade and quality
ALso-A large stock OF "goy's' Clothing "os
every description.''
In Shirts, as heretofore, we intend tn take th.
lead u YOUNG BROTHERS,
Aug. 80, 1850 tss Main ST., cor. Wash. Az.
Medical Department Of the 81 Louis University.
Facnity.-M. L. Linton, M. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
A. Litton, n. h., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. A. Pope, II. d., Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery. Clinical Surgery and Dean
Of the Facafy.
NJ. NJ. Pallen, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and ChIldrea.
James Blake, D., Professor OF descriptive,
General and Surgical Anatomy.
Thos Reyburn, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Mec~
lea and Therapeutics.
r. 5. Holmes. II. d., Professor of PHI siolosy aaa
Medical Jurispr udence.
w. NJ. McPheeters, NJ. D.. Professor OF CIiEiesl
Medicine AMI Patholosica Anatomy.
Z. w. stevens. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The regular Lectures Commence annually on the
18th of Octoner. Whole cnst of tickets sos; Ma
tricuiatian Ticket So: DisseetiEg si9; Graduation
Fee $40; Board from $40 TO si2 per month. Msii-
cal students admitted free OF charge TO the Me-
dcai Surgical practice in the City Hospitals
also in the st Louis Hospital, and the Marine Wa.ts
| during the Lecture Terms
Students, others, desiring further informf ton
| can either address the Dean, aud he will forward
them a escTipt,ve pamphlet or on arriving IL .ae
city call upon him al his office. t23 Locust street,
! three doors in the rear Of old Fellows Hall.
July "a 1850 CHss \. PofE, NJ. D., pesn.
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pJ Bile SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that saturday, the Goth
day ni October mex. will sell AT Puhic Apcon, nj
the Council chamber, the city of Bnrtn of
lot No. one hanjrcd and ninety light 1881 bounded
follows, 70 wt:commeacins at the south IVES, OF
said lot mining north and fourth go. H.
thence east thirty and half feet (ss Il thence
sonth eighteen feet, j. n.y. thence tweniysix feet
10 H. thence south forty and one fourth feet, 2.
thence west sA,yfonr and half feet [6il f. 10 place
OF bsson'ag. as the property of William aar,ia, to
sy The tax Tor paving the alley OF Main street.
running om Washington to ~nn,tia streets, levied by
authority OF the city council OF Rurn and amounting
TO the snm ofthiry dollars and eighty cent>,r S3l 80
with the interest thereon since the 18th lay OF Deae
-49, and the costs OF levy. atserxins sale Sc and al
SO 10 satisfy the tax for gn efn aud curling
street from Main TO Third streets, levied BY authority of
the city council the of harrington annn,in
I" the sum OF thirty dollars and forty cents.
with the interest thereon. the d day OF February
1884, aad the costs OF levy. advertising. sale. &C.
Sept 26, 1850 EDWARD MARION, Collector
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
Unborn & McOWEN have just received direct
l from New York fresh arrival Of goods, viz:
sa5 dnz. black and white stay binding;
$50 do fine cosmetic soap flor shaving ara
toiletus 900 lbs. extra Skein cotton;
so dog Ch,pman's razor sirops;
500 photographic prints. latest styles;
100 lbs MKT Pins SO doz. tooth brushes;
100 lbs Hemng X Sens best Needles;
100 dig fish iincS, of IL kinds;
80 his satin finish linen thread;
100 aoz. extra fac Ivory Combs.
Our Motto is not to be underso!a. DULY 1873
The CRY j.. still they Come!
Unborn II McOWEN have just received. In all
| aition To their former extensive assortment
8 bales of bro muslin>; . bales bro. drillings;
80 doz. ladies' linen cambria hahdkerchitfs;
Is do goats do do DO
200 do laces AMI edgngs; 80 pieces Irish linen;
10 lbs sewing silk. august I. 1850
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-CiNaHSs u tdi g ana wei
$, which they offer at st
or cash. among which are
10 boxes star Candies;
% do mold do
90 half chests lap and
Y H Teas;
100 Is and 6 IL. boxes do
do do. .." D..
10 box's ground Pepper
100 r'mswrapping Paper
20 gross Matches;
90 boxes Raisins;
20 do asS'a Candies;
30 doz Bed Cords;
90 coils ManiliacordaSe
500 lbs. bar Lead;
50 boxes 8 by 10 Glass;
10 do toby - do
s do l0byll do
500 .hs. carpet Chain;
10 bales candle wick;
So hu. new DID APPLES;
1000 lbs cotton hating;
1000 lhsE,gle c o:tnnYarn
90 dog corn hrooms;
$50 mGDPercussionCaIs
5000 lbs new Rice;
50 kegs pure and No. I
White Lead;
10 bills. Tar;
10 doz. w sh Boards:
100 bags n Y Dairy Salt;
200 sacks G. do
SO bhls. Ononiagua do
500 do No. I Kanawha
salt. ETC., etc.
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Hat Store! Clothing Store,!

THE HARDEST "BLOwo OF ALL.!-Clothing,
AT only Is crr cent. on the COST.
I STURGlS SON have just received q most
- superb stock OF Hats, Caps and Ready Made
Clothing. viz
FALL STYLE MOLESKiN AND BEAVER HATS.
Soft Bus ma Vista and Rough and Ready Hats, Of
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn in Saint
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREUS FANCY HATS AND TURBANS,
Of tine silk velvet, fur and cloth.
BOYS HATS, a choice selection.
large and handsome invoice of elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS,
comprising seven different varieties OF style and
color. most splendid article, Mohair. Plush, &c.
FUR AND CLOTH CAPS. of every description.
LADIES and Misses MuFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter, vz:-YIanket over Coats,
Beaver and Plot, cloth ditto Satinett and wool
lined cloth winter Goats, Sacks, Blanket and cloth
hip Jackets.
Fine DRESS and FROCK COATS.
PANTALOONS-Fln cloth, cashmere and sat-
inette Pantaoons.
VESrS-Fine satin, bl'k, cloth and fancy winter
SHIRTS-Fine linen-breasted, calico, hickory,
and check Shirts.
Wooden and cotton Drawers and undershirts,
sacks. suSpenaers, etc. Also, an assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Is-One word to the reader:--What say at the
head ofths advertisements toe and mH perform,
Our Clothing is no Stop Uork, but is first rate,
Ootn IN qQaiitt Oh gGOus anu te OF workmanship
Is-We ,rW rGrraRt every article Of Clothing anu
return the money in every instance where an arti-
Gle falls short of our recommendation.
LAST AND NOT LEhsT.--IFe rant no more than
Is per cent. prcft, on our Clothing. and will exhib
it the bills. il desired, which venture say is
the most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered in this community.
r1~Butialn iobes, Trunks. Band Boxes, &C.
N. BAH kinds Of Furs bought at the highest
prices for CASH. (Burlinston, sept. 10, 1860
CASH FOR WHEAT.
EJNHE subscriber will pay the market price in
! Cash, far good Merchandise Wheat.
july IS, 1850 Ed JAGGAR
\" ANTED, Wheat and Oats. also Dry and Green
w HIDES. for which cash will be paid on de :
livery {may 8, 800 Parsons. Corp 4 PARSONS
EVER AND AGUE can he cured 4,y the use of
T. Jaynes' Agne Pills, sold by BuRNAP, only agent
for Burlington. tsep IS, $50
vyTINE CRACKERS: new and very nice arti-
w Gle, just received and for sale at
sent Is. 80 RURNAP,s
1NWINE: superior Article Of Cotton Irvine can
be had at the Drug store Of BURNAP
q PS., all wool, three ply carpet; ps. stair Car
q pet, for sale at extremely low prices at
oct 3, $50 LOCkARD co.'s
rITY SCRIP. for sale by
u sept IS, 80 D GREEN
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HARDWARE.

TI,HE subs crihers hav now received their Snrin~
- STOCK OF Hardware, comprising every thing in
their line, ana which they now offer at such prices
as will successfully compare with those OF any
Hardware House in st Louis. The attention OF
purchasers is particularly requested TO our stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Among which may be found several styles of
front and Chamber door locks never before offered
in Iowa.
New style store door New style rim ocks ,niin-
locks, keys; eral knobs:
New novelty store door New sty lie rim ever locks
locks, white knobs; Mortice locks with white
Novelty store door locks, and dark knobs;
dark knobs; Patent rim LatChes;
Dead rim door locks; do mogtice, do
Rus sci, Erwin &CuS new do sliding, do
style store locks 2 keys 10 Drop do
and white knobs, spen do Gorfolk do
did article; Square DO
Front door locks, with Common thumb do
white knobs and silver Store cG)r DO
mountings; Rim lock and latch;
Cottage locks and latcheS Hinges, screws, etc etc.
also, styles of closet, cupboard and che ST
locks Window blind fasts; Cupboard catches; sash
locks, Jappaned and brass wardrobe hooks; Pat.
lie pmllies, Shutter lights and screws; Brass plush
bolts; Complete sets OF sliding door furniture, etc.
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
Roller buckles; Japanned breast hooks;
Martingale rings; Top props, rein snaps;
Japauncd TeIrets; Halter &hre eching rings
do carriage knobs;l Union and roller web;
do halter bolts; Floor oil cloth,
do swivels; Curtain oil 90
Together with complete sortmen nj Of Carriage
trimmings and Saddiers' Tools.
LAMPS AND GIRANDOTES.
most complete and beautiful assortment OF
Lamps and Girandoes, consisting in part OF
Girandoies and lights Side lamps, gilt and ia
gilt and ilvered; PANIED;
Solar lamps ,piain and cut Hand lamps;
Globes; Britannia, brass and ia
Hungary lamps; panned candle ticks:
BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia copper pots; Britannia Pitchers;
DO tea DO do pocket TASKS;
do sugar bowls; DO goblet tumbrs
do table casters; do candleatcks;
Also, complete sets of Britannia Tea Ware.
CUTLERY.
Table cutlery; Butcher's Knives;
Pocket do Shoe do
~ TOOLS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers,
Coopers BlacksnthS and Wheelwrights.
Also, carriage springs; Iron axles; Gardening
tools; Pruning knives and shears; Hay knives; Pa
tent pumps; Straw knives; Lead pipe; Porcelain
sauce pans: Shovels and tongs; Andirons; Smooth
ing Irons; Hair, cloth. tooth, shaving, wall, scrub
and painters ushcs: Razor strops; Rogers shaw
ing cream; Fancy soaps; Prescription scales; Gun
locks; Shovels; Spades; Hoes Rakes Mill and Cross
cut Saws; Junata Nails, etc. etc.
Devoting our attention exclusively 10 Hardware,
we are satisfied that we suit purchasers, both
in quality and price. Don't forget to call at the
BURLINGTON HARDWARE STORE,
april Is, 1850 No ?, Jetfer son street
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the tae Attention oil the

Is to the following superior lot Of goods.
Nv HiTE Crape f@'a Swa"is at 50 % usually
w sold At 8 90. Very rich fg'd Shawls 1T SO
usually sold is 90. Crimson Shawls at 5. IS. usu-
ally sold at is 50. PUN cofd Shawls III rs, u.
sualy sold at 10 90. l52 yds Bonnet Silks, differ
ent patterns from SO to SIS cents, usually sold at
from 80 Ia rs cents vi. 100 yis Bonnet Ribbons
from Ia 25 cents yard. Some watered and fan
cy dress silks viii be sold low. Dress Lawns from
IL to 20 cents a yd. Paint lawns from to u cts
vi. gleached muslin from 6 TO II els per yard.
Some style Fan dress goods at 20 Ia IS cts yd
The above, with large stock of Fancy Goods
too Numerous to mention, will be sold unusually
iote, as the present stock must be sold Out imme'
aateiy to close Partnership accounts.
Es-p,esse observe, at the Peoples store, Main
street, next the Market House.
Burlington, September 5, 1850
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Paw YOUR Taxes.

Es-THE Tax Books for the current year, 1850,
have been placed in my hands for collection. All
taxes due and unpaid on the first day of January
next, win draw twenty fire per cent interest from
and after that time. J. r. TALLANT.
sept 26, 1850 Collector Of Dcs MONIES Co.
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lOO.OOO!!

WANTED, one hundred thousand bushels Of
w CORN OATS, to be delivered in the riy of
Burlington before the first day Of March, 1851. for
which cash will be paid on delivery. Apply to
sept &c, lS5O-6t NEWMAN 4 GRAFT
Jefferson street. BURLINGTON
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pI. q ~ ~ 81 OF 81.

LWAYS on hant and for sale ut the AsiHfae-
n tur-r's Prices, the Iaiins Flows otsh k-fsfr
which are acknowleF scd TO be superior 10 a1y 9th
er Plow ever introduced into the country. rhsy
are warranted to perform well, and III they do rot,
all the purchaser has 70 do, Il e. return the Flev
,nt get hfsucrep ALFRED C-AFhE@ ~
a~rit.s Jefferson street. a4IAH-.91
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

I YNCH'S expedition to the dead sea,
do do small cheap edition,
Nineya AMI its remains by Layard,
PreScott's Ferdinand AMI Isabella,
Froissa,ts chronicles. Flretwoods Life OF Christ,
Macaula,'s IN story OF England,
Grahame's colonial histor, of the United States;
Washington and his generals,
Napoleon and his marStaiS,
Burnett's notes on the northwest,
Intorma t,on for the people. etc, etc. etc.
also LARGE stock Of medical and mis- cellaReouS
books kept constantly on hand and for sale at
aurls Aas,u.N's Burlington Book store.
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Nbi ICE - hereby that atHgGAg Iks ssk H.Y
OF t,c,ufssF sell Fabitc Aaefsou. tke
City rohrr Chamber in the rty Of furin ston eIfY To-.
No hundred anJ iEhtt. fsIB9 The rraesay -
H. nte sides, SATISFY the lot iIfag said tot
prevent water from becoming tbvsoa lev
ed by Authority Of the Iitl Csae oil he etfT Easihv
ton, the 18th day Of aurrst, 4. ID ESQ. snannt
Ing to the OF ty Io!iaf~ WiA interest thsrsaE.
Aug i2th leo cut the Bfssia esy. sawsass..
ms aaI sale. EDWARD AAkLJW.
seat ), I5.yo~;d. afty TsHErcrnr
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NEW GOODS.

vrYr arc now receiving ami have in store large
w portion Of our Fall Purchases in Boston, New
vark and Philadelphia, consisting of Dry Goods,
c,eert<e. Herlxare, Queenssrare, Boots and Shoes,
s.adu Msle Clothing, Caps, &C.. making our stock
- srssst ,nd best assorted we have ever offered
- s,ls II this market, 10 which we respectfully
- he attention Of old customers and the pub
p sen.sally, assuring them, as we do. that shah
ssiseyor a ususl 10 give them satisfaci N. Per.
~ buying 10 sell asainwilI find our stock veryage
~ veil assorted, and our prices as low as any
Aousa north or St Louis w # COOLBAUGH 4 co
Burlington, Iowa, October 3. 1850
7YRY GOODS.-3O bales -, ~ and ga brown
~ sheetins; s bales heavy brown drilling;
1000 piecey American and English Prints;
100 10 sss'aGlnghams; 400 ps bieach'd shiltings;
q pieces heavy plain Linaeys;
100 ps ass'd white, yellow 4 scarlet Fiannels;
l6O % ass'd Kentucky Jeans and satineus;
e pairs Mackinaw and Rose Blankets;
l96 lbs. assorted patent III, cad;
80 lbs white and ass'd colored skein Cotton;
80 lbs sss'd colors and white spool Thread;
sops nckings; so ps apron checks;
rs pieces alpacas and merinocs:
100 dozen assorted wooden Comforts;
Together with full assortment Of silk and worst
4 fashionable Dress Goods, Trimmings. Buttons,
laces. etc, ETC., just received and for sale by
O1S,,30 WE COOLBAUGH co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03
SAINT IG Z Tso
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps.

No. l0i, Main street, snint Louis, Missouri.
ktT HOLEsALE DEALERS In the above Goods,
w would respectfully call the attention OF their
old customers and County Merchants, general y,
to their large stock now daily arriving, which has
been manufactured expressly TO their order. and en-
braces greater variety of qualities aud st, les
brought to this market, amorg which may be found