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February II, Is5O.
IN the petition Of Nathan Locking, Of North Dansve New York.
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO said Locking for
improvement poughs from the
said patent, which takes place the day Of April
ordered tina, said petition be heard the Psen, Once
the third Monday In April next, ut IL oock and all
are notified TO appear and show cause they have why said
petition ought 10 be granted. .sF'si,. 4
Ordered aIso thar t. notice be published IN ts Republic In
telgencer and Union, Washington city, D. C North American
and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York. Daily American
Rochester, New York Journal Provdence week for
successive weeks previous the third Monday in April next
DE WITT g. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p SEdo of the above will please copy,
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this nocc
Feb i2-law3w
DOCKS from London-List No. 7.-waibfans Dictionary
- of Shakespeare Qnotations-i VOL, iof9.
Rabelais, translated into Englsh--2 vols, 1872
Light Infantry Duty by Lieut. Adjuant Snno 4h regiment
1 vol, l6lg.
Arms, Divisional Decker; translated
Major Jones, Prince AIbeus Hussars--l vol, 1919
The Duties Of Judge Ayocas by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate General vol. s7tf
Gould's Companion to the Microscopes vol. 1919.
Jacksons Military 5urveying-l vol. s.# f#
1870. '4s#I#
Bugoyne Blasting and Quarping-I VOL, is49
Aliens Navigation Laws OF Great Brtain-I VOL, 1919.
The London Stage-4 vols. s' fIsa
Just imported irom London direct by .
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Superior Old brandy.
subscriber Old Brandy
Of Of 1898 expressly medicinal
Families wishing article well
and eramine before purchasing elsewhere
Schneider Cock
Iieidseck Ducal Grape
Juno
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with choice variety Of Wines Liquors.
segas Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug n-eodlm Penn. avenue, 5th street.
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CARO-. e..
THE undersigned Once having
years been employed
the said ONCE,
perenced all the details thereof offers services public
In the prosecution Of claims He
will attend also win
partments NJ Washington -
All business con6ded be PROMPTLY attended
faithfully executed. All letters he post paid.
tat4s ntV1t THOMAS LUMPKTN,
-, Agency once.
W.smsoros cIrv, d. c., August 9, 1910.
Aug. l2-lmeod
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THE United Hotel win be opened Tuesday IIh In
slant, for the reception Of guests = US. =
The hotel has been entirely enovated furnished with entirely
furniture
his his
conducted entirely subscriber, and he hopes
nuancs Of the heretofore extended his father e
A. Fuller and himself. rs Ffa. sllglLE 81 agt f"HE
EDWARD n. FULLER,
Dec 5-d9wn Proprietor
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A NEW supply or shsyyls. CIosks, and sacks.-stran
and citizens respectfully invited 10 examine our sto
before purchasing We the following descf
tons
10 embroidered coaks shapes ofnew and un
materials
10 plain cloaks, richly trimmed
10 French sacks.
In sHAWLS have
IS Hungarian long shawis, In rich celors
~ BAY Hfnte do do
70 haifmournine do DO In designs
100 medium and wpriced wooisn sbaws
Dec. ' So .5e' ''''"e' SLxGETT NEWTON, MAY co.
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rsnsnsn either have had at present have ward
msnkes oflhe Institution
Sep 2-u linteLl
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Also new juvenile books, English American, great variety
good coeconof the older and esteemed writers of books 70
YOUTH Dec 10
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

THE HARDEST ssBLOW" OF ALLN-C'othings
At only IS per cent. on the Cost!
r STURGIS SON have just received most
j superb stock of Hats, CAPS and Ready Made
Clothing. viz
FALL STYLE MoLEsKIN AND BEAVER hats
Soft Busna Vista and Rough and Ready Hats, OF
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn In Saint
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREo'S FANCY HATS AND TURBANs,
of fine silk velvet. fur and cloth.
boys HATS, choice selection
large and handsome iny oire OF elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS. a
COMPRISING seven different varieties Of style and
color, a most splendid article, Mohair. Plush, sc.
FUR AND CLOTH CAPS, of every description.
LADIES and Misses MUFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter. vit:-Biankct Over Coats
Beaver and Pilot, cloth ditto; SatInette and wool
lined cloth winter Goats, Sacks, Blanket and cloth
hip Jackets.
Fine DRESS and FRocK COATS.
RELATIONSHIPS cloth, cashmere and sat-
inette Pantsloons.
vESrS-Fine satin, blk, cloth and fancy winter.
SHIRTS-Fine Iinen-treasted, calico, hickory,
and check Shirts.
Wooden and cotton Drawers and understands,
sacks suspenders. etc. Also. an assortment o
BOYS CLOTHING.
g5sOne word to the reader:-What We say at the
he al Of this dverseme TT rc and Hperforu!
Our Clothing is no Stop Work, but is first rate,
both in quality Of goods and style Of workmanship
r7-T We urN trarran! frery article Of Clothing anG
return the money in every instance where arti-
Gle falls short OF our recomme ndation.
LAST AND NOT LEasT.-He rant NO more then
is per cent. profit, on our Clothing. and will eNhib-
it the bills, il desired which venture to say II
the most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered in this community.
r7Bufalo Robes, Trunks, Band Boxes, SC.
n. BAH kinds OF Furs bought at the highes sc
prices for CASH. Burlington, sept. 10. 1850
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-. .esusry from another, and destroying those
lssss,i.ssss which are the strongest supports Of
G1.eI-~. TAey were adopted In the spirit OF con
= =: e ss. ~, ..w so e..:
~ ~ IA that purpose, IN the main approve, and
80 ~ = an sespscts to sustain their enactment.
= ~ sAas the Ametcan peopie oo pun
koo 1921 (os the Union of their fathers, aud that
on.sr = rebaks any attempt 70 violate ITS integs
~ ,:s.,s ,he compromise upon which II IS based. or
u, ~ I.ws which have been enacted under its au.
~ ..,e. az me asnres TO which have alluded,
toN. ~ = settlement in princire and substance
q WeES-.r, Of the dangerous and exciting subjects
embraced Mos hc are %
egeas A Il, character final and immuiable. II may
- ~.a ftom the opposit'on they all encountered,
y = haze measures were free from imperfec,ons;
~ : nal enhance and connection they FORM
Ah n compromise most cone iliatory, and the best
~ .ountry that could he obtained from conflict
kes..s.i istercsts and opinions. For this reason,
cesd your adherence 10 'he au'"s,meh' a %
"A. .eces.ity OF further legislation 10 guard a.
- ..,s.;oo o. abuse. Ry that adjustment, we nave
nisa csS f,om the wide an bounaless agitation that
~ 49, :. and have firm, distinct and legal ground
aussna "a The occasion, trust will lasiiy me IN
nFA w. countrymen TO rally upoa and MAINTAIN that
danAs N. nest IL not the oaiy means. of restoring
. "a quiet 70 The conhdSs an" ""'"'a'" -
p.-:,. nfthe Union.
~ A.sG allow citizens, cannot BRING this commn.
~ ~ :. selose, without inviting YOU to JOIN me IN
"a deyoat thanks to the great f"ef OF na'"n,'
l6nts sus blessings which Tie has graconsy be
Ass "s r, His hand so often visible in our ,re>er.
a.ss sss stayed the pes,eaee, saved rs from foreign
s. and sss ss asss "%
~ -. The k,untains OF knowledge have all been
ssstas~s" 81 means Of happiness, widely spread and
sa,oyed, sres,er than have fallen to the lot OF a
-. ..,;oa; and while deeniy penetfae' WIN sra''
sshf l., ne hcpe that this all wise Proyi ieRes
~ IN, councils that they shall res", !" xiv
=. % constituents. .s,n'% ~ the peace
say adding new M .,snf, r Fri Isi,sR
a.n.-..~. Dec 9, 1850.
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observance and in this am salts fed that
l would have the countenance and sup
port Of my fellow citizens. NY hope and
confidence however is. that there will be
no occasion when it will become necessa-
~ TO assume or exercise the power thus
given.
l cannot doubt that prompt obedience,
in all cases, and fair construction, ac-
cnrding to the purpose intended, of every
good citizen. So Tar as our national laws
are concerned, we are bound further to
such observance by solemn compact
with the other States of,his Union, and no
citizen who loves that Union will vinla,e
It's laws, or permit others TO do so, il in
his power TO prevent il. II is that Union,
which gives to the American people rank
and power among men and nalion>-,it is
that Union which protects our commerce,
adjusts the difficulties between States,
and defends us from the aggressions OF
foreign powers. Without union, our in.
dependence and liberty cnnld not have
been achieved; without union, and the
observance OF the laws, they can never be
maintained
DESTROYS of seeing continuance among
MS of republican government, in fact as
well as in paine. have thus briefly given
my views as to the policy which should
be pursued To secure those results. having
no other ohjec, than TO advance our be>'
! interest, maintaining the honor and digni
| ~ OF the State, and secure to every citi
| ZEN the pninympnt of civil liberty
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12
WAR. BOUNTY LANDS.

VIZ are now receiving and have in store a large
w portion of our Fall Purchases in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hard,car., Quesnsicdrs Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing. Caps. &C., making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
for sale in this market, which we respectfully
ask the attention of old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them, we do, that we shall
endeayor as usual to give them satisfaction. Per-
buying to sell ainwili find our stock yeryiarge
and we'll assorted, and our prices as low as any
house north of st Louis WI CooLBAUGH b CO
Burlington, Iowa, October ., 1880
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LIGHTNING DISPATCHES.


New YonK, Dec. IL.
Flour more boyant, unchanged rates;
sales 600 bbl.. 1928 4,44 for No 2,
$4,68 AIS for co,nmon TO straight state,
ATS 4 "a Tor mixed TO fancy, Michigan
and Indiana 4.Sl 494, Common 10 Fa-
vorite Ohio 500 5 06, Pure Gene.ee s.
Canadian quiet, sale 500 bbls q, former
rates. Erie -four held at 400. sales 1900
bhls al $50. MEAL quiet at 3 o6. Jersey
100 b5ls sold. Gnals-W Wheat firm and
demand active. Sales oftwo csrgoes prime
Gene>ee a, !, 20, 500 bushels Canadian nj
1,O4 LOG. BARLEY easier, sales al 81.
Oars remain at last rates.
Corn, sales of 60OO bush. northern 1T
IS; new southern 65 to 67l cents.
Pork held firmly, sales 200 bbls. mess
at Sll,75. prime at 1915.
Beef in fair request, sales Of l5o bbl..
old prices. Beef hams in better demand,
sales yesterday and to-day Of 100 at
$l4,OO as they run, or 81 per h., weigh
ed out. Dressed Hogs advanced, sales u
g.! for strictly prime. Lard quet, and low
err sales: 2OG bbls at Ito u. Whiskey
held at 26., with sales at 20 for Ohio. -
Washington, Dec. ii.
No correspondence has passed between
the Governor Of South Carolina and The
Administration. R. Barnwell Rhett, will
most probably be elected Senator from
South Carolina.
Mr. HARRISON of Georgia has been called
home by sickness in hi. family.
Mr. Waker-no, Mr. Webster conclu-
ded the argument in Hoyt's case.
HoUsE.-Mr Potter announced the death
OF his lated colleague, Amos G. Wood, Rep
resentativc from the 9th Congressional
District of Ohio. which took place The 9th
day of November. The deceased was .
native Of New York, and removed 10 Ohio
in 1881. Mr. Potter passed an eulogium
| on the deceased and concluded by Offering
the customaryresolutions Of respect, which
were unanimously adopted and the House
then adjourned.
New YoRK. Dec. IL.
TheAmerica has arrived a,Hslifax. Her
ne VS. is now coming over the Boston line.
| Boston, Dec. ii.
The Europa sailed at noon, with AZ pas
sengers for Liverpool and Halifax and no
specie.
| WAR. BOUNTY LANDS.
| 4 IL Soldiers having served in the war Of 1878,
| ~ between the United states and Great Britain,
in any of the Indian wars since the year $780, are
hereby informed that the subscribers have obtain
ed from the city Of Washington, the proper forms
to be used in applying for and obtaining Bounty
Lands togcther viii all necessary information con-
corning the granting Of the same, under the late
act of Congress, approved september 2sth, 1850,
s.granting Bounty Lands.''
Persons entitled to Land Warran ts under said act
will please give us call NEWMAN CRAFT,
| Attorneys at Law, Funk's building, Main st
Burlington, Iowa, Oct.2I,
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HOME MANUFACTURE.

HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
i Boots and Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles made of the
best French aud Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
skins, and by the best of workmen.
Also, ladies' and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article Of boots that will
fit the foot well as to suit the eye, will please
call at E. Wallis second door east of Main, on JEFF
fersOn street, where they be furnished as good
and low as any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct n, 80 T.. WALLIS
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NEW STORE

TINE subscriber solicits call from the Ladies to
| examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment of DRESS SILKS, consisting Of rich brocades,
chameleon satin du chains and other styles, also
every width Of black do.
Will also b found fine assortment OF bonnet
silks ANA velvets, silk illusions and colored grapes,
rich embroidered cambria handkerchefs, white and
black lace Capes.
He has also recently received beautiful seec-
ton Of African and natura: coored MUFFS white
and black victorincs, fur cuffs, misses mus, &C.,
all Of which offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchas ed lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and woult also say the same Of other goods, en-
bracng every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to cali at the Old stand OF D.
Gilchrist Il Co. p. NJ. FORTIER.
Ruriin r
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NO sc
THE LAST CALL-AN EARNEST APPEAL.
rs-WE have determined to close all ouistand-
ing accounts, and all persons who are inde,ttdto
us are rcque ted to make Immediate payment.
prom,t a,teuti"n to this viii save cost, as we are
determined to grant II" longer indulgence.
huntington Dec IL. 1850 JIG LAUMAN 4 BRO
Cooking and Heating stoves n, redu ed Prices.
DEFIANCE cook stoves; Combination do DO;
n Air Tight do do; Parlor and heating do;
for sale to close out, at very low prices hy
g LAUMAN BRO
dec - $50 corner of Water aud Jefferson SITS
To the Ladies' Niuffs al Cost.
NS-DESIRouS of closing out the remainder OF
of tine Mt I'VE now offer them at first cost
dec la $50 J G LArMAN BRo
~1AaN STRAPS Sleigh Bells. sll sizes and kinds
OUU for saleat GRTFFITHs 4 Co.'S
dec 70, $50 Burlington Hardware store
cyKATES. a full assortment. with or without
. straps for sale at tdeci2) GRIFFlTHS co
s1CRrW :: SOC gro. Screws, assorted from l to :
in. for sale q. tderls) GRIFFlTHs~ Co.'S
nIACKSMITH,S TOOLS: AnVils. Vices; sledge.
ID hand and shoeing Hammers. Horse a M WOO"
Rasps, ETC.. for sale at GMFFiiHs .
dec ~, $50 Hardware s'oIe
VICES: Patent and chain viees-'o work sqsare
y for sale at (lec la) GRlFFlThSS Co.'S
| 9 SHEET Zinc, Brass and German Silver, in large
tec -, $50 GRtFFITHS Co.'S
n AISlNS and Zante Currnnts. o fresh supply just
| II received by (dec. i21 JAGGAR.
| 1,oLDEN SYRuP.-A prime article for sale by
| N dec. ~, DJAGSAR.
C,PICES. &C.-Eround and Grain SPICES and Pep.
- ner. Cloves. Cinnamon, Ginger, NntmeEs. Sala'
| ratus, starch, Cayenne Perper-prime quality fo'
s,,e NJ Tdec. l2J JAGGARS.
/ 7NRESH TEAS.-Imperial, Gun Powder, Y. Fly
r. son and Black Teas, as good as any IN thas
market, for sale by (dec. i2,) JAGGAR.
! nURE WINES AND BRANOy.-Port, Ma deirs
/ and Malaga Wines aud French Brandy,fo med
ical purposes for sale by !A'uAK
rLoUR AND CORN MEAL.-A new supply. fresh
| r ground. just received at fdec isJ JAGGARS
| C7OAP AND CANDLFS.-Palm, Shaving snd Va
- Iigsted bar soap, Mould. star and stea,ine Can
| dies. for sale by dec. lc,) 2 JAGGAK.
1OFFEE.-60 hays prime Rio coffee. FOR sale BY
u 1dec u, ,So) WFCOoLBAuGH co.
/ VHOPPING AXES: Hunts, FRUITS and Collins
Y Chcnping Axes for sale at GRIEr'THs Coz
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

rssetA AT this Nursery. % miles west of Buriiug-
Aye ton, Immediately on the plank road, there are
-2- i'll cultivation zoe. 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry, Plum, Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
ly, may be accommodated. on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be excelled by any
nursery in the selection of the hest ieties,
or in detecting and casting out such as unwor-
thy Of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 7; lS5O-6m A. LEONARD II SONS
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TRUSTEES SALE.


vyynEREAS. = II. Colhnrn and Sarah Colhurn his
w wife, by their deed dated Sept. 18th, ISIS, convey
veyca to me the uude rsigned.the following descrh
ed Real Estate. to wit: Commencing htty-eisht and
half f,Sl) feet west OF the southeast corner of
lot No. nine huaarel and rty.two, te32o and
running thence west parallel with the street. fifty
eight aud half t5ssl feet, thence north sixty 6ol
Ge t, thence east fIty-eisht and half t5sal feet,
thence south sixty f60) feet to the place OF begin
ming. situate in the city OF Burlington. county Of
Des M"ines, State of Iowa. in trust to secure the
pawn mt Of certain pr"missery Note, mentioped
in said deed; Aud whereas, said promiSsoiy note is
due an unpaid, therefore in execution OF the pow
ers vested in me by said deed, l. the undersi med,
Trustee, vii, proceed to sell to the highest bidder
al Pub c Nendus, for Cash. at the Probate Office.
in Burlington. in said county. on Monday the %
day of December, 1880 between the hours Of 10 A.
NJ and r. n. OF said day, the above described Re-
al Estate TO satisfy said note AMI tie costs Of this
Trust. 4. u. GREEN, trustee
Burlington, Iowa, December II, 's5o-2t
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SUNDRIES.
IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
2 ZNl 1000 lbs. cntta Yarn: 500 bar Lead.

IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
eDD 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is hlles cotton batting: boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt: 20 boxes; 10 bbls Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
so lbs Nutmegs; 10 do chewing tobacco;
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Madder; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
90 boxes by 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
20 do 10 byl2 do bales sewing Irvine;
10 by ii, ii by l6, 10 by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale by
oct -, 80 g LAUMAN & BRO
o. bills. rectified Whiskey; hbls. Mononre-
~ hela Whiskey, just received and for sale by
oct "a. 80 J G LAUMAN BRO
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N q tiCC

s hereby given to all persons indebted to the
/ subscriber, whose dues have already matured,
ar may mature between this and the LIST January
next. that they must be promptly paid or imn'eai-
ate stems will, he taken for the collie, ton ofthe
r9-Un,ii the lst of January next. may he found
at the store Of n. 5. Adams IN Bu,iinsa"n.
n,c 70 ,s5o-3t WARD LAMSON
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PURLIC NOTICE.

~ THE citizens of Burlington Township are
hereby notified that the .sRe cord of Cattle, Hogs,
NC for said To snship, has been lost; therefore,
any person wishing his mark rerorded will call up
IN the Deputy Clerk, who is supplied with new
Record, and prepared to record the same.
THOMAS SPERRY, Township Clerk,
D,c,o 1850 by w. II. Clancy, Deputy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most ee-
giant assortment of Gcntiemen's Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this or any other market n"rth
of st Louis. Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Ir sh Linen shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
Shirts Flannel, wollen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy silk and satin Cfnrats and Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts. Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, large assortment Of HATS AND CAPS.
of the latest patterns and finest material.
s.Dnn't be backward about coming forward.'' Any
thing in line will be sold on the best terms and
all warranted! Any person in want of any article
enumerated above. may rest ssured that he cannot
do better than give us cali. We shall take pleas
ure in showing you if you do no: buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them a handsome
profit. HEiNSHElMER o.,
oct 81. $50 Jefferson street. doors below THIRD
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HAs now and is in receipt Of $50 cases OF Boots
il and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather.
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole ao
so dog upper leather: % doz calf SKINS
30 do kip skins; 40 dog lining and pad do;
10 do cochnea al Roun do; Is dog bride lei ther;
Also, large assortment OF goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split leather top hides; hang. skirtng,
welt and patent leather; band leather patent calf
skins. ETC.. etc. etc.
A large stock of saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip lashes. etc, in fact il is fully complete for tt
ting out saddlers and hainess makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker finding line, such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, SC. Shoe snc harness
makers can rely upon finding a well selected and
extensive assortment of every thing belonging 20
their business. Country Merchants will do wei
to examine his stock Of boots and shoes a. II 10
large, well assorted and cheap.
A full assortment OF those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
childrens' shoes from The best and most fashicna-
BILE makers.
MY arrangements with manufacturers and tan
ners are such that can furnish articles in my br-
siness cheaper than can be Obtained In Iowa, aud
as cheap as can be bought in 81 Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank MieI's water prcof
oil backing. X. 5. ADAMS,
Main street, few doors north Of Jefferson
Burlington. Iowa. October n, 1850