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Carpets, Oil Cloth, &C.
FALL TRADE IsJI
r. TDppJ NC =, co

l.. G. TOPPI NC * co.
No. iJs, Main STREET, Saint Louis, Missouri,
1 AVE in store and are constantly receiving
I j their new and elegant stock OF Carpeting, OIL
Cloths, &c, consisting in part Of the following va
rcties.
Royal Velvets and Wilt"ns, Ia
pestrics AMI BRUSSELS Imperial Tree Phys, Fine and
extra fine Ingrains, Scotch NJ d NecetIah.
oil Cloths. Rugs, &c.
Every vcriety and st lie. hn"r OIL cloths. from
to 81 fet 4 wide, Cheneie Rugs, Velvet ami Tdftah
do; Mats, Floor B,chin5s, 1a"e and Piano Gov"
ers. stair Rods, &C. sm~.
We would also Ill the attention Of Merchants
to our large stock Of Wal Papers, Uindor Cur
tain Papers and .M"
1000 pairs Trans par n 4 Wind, " Shades. whir h
we Offer at wholesale N ext cmely low prices.
Having imported and pur h'std our stock from
the most celebrated Fdctcriss and beirg Of the
latest aud mo-, approved styles. our friends and
strangers visiting the city will find II greatly 10
their adj antage to examine our goods before pur-
chasing. l.. q. TIPPING CO.
81 Louis, august %, 1851 w2tn
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SAINT LOUIS.
W illialsi North ,
holesal. Dealer in Boot: sfo.s and flats.

NO. % Main street, Saint Louis, Mo-,
AS just received by recent arrivals ard now in
l. l. store large and desirable stock Of goods in
the above me, well adapted to the Fall and VIM
ter trade, embracing all the new and fashionable
styles, to which constant additions will be made
during the season, all of which have been selected
with great care and Will be offered to the trade at
a very small advance on manufacturers prices.
Also
\ urge assortment of Rubber Gov consist
ing OF NJ ms, Ladies and Misses orershoss Boots.
BIskins and Shawls.
Merchants visiting the city are respectfully So
icited to an examinati on If my stock hef"re pur-
chasing, as I am determined to sell very low, and
confident that from the variety and cont 'iuteness
of assortment, viii be able TO Offer greater
than usual inducements WM. NORTH.
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New Wholesale Drur Warehouse,

~ F. WErZ Eli II CO., No.--Pine street, BE-
III, tween Min AMI Stcoai streets. are now
ceiving and opening an entire new and fresh stock
of O.u.s, Putts. oils Djesttfs; Farnishes, Spi-
ces, Creltic ais, Window Glass ,G,s>varr, Stru
ments.Sc. Embracing all the articles usually kept
in Drug House, all of which have been puTch~s'
ed within the last two months, direct from the i'm
porters and manufacturers. an as W. anticipate
remaining H. present location but a short time,
will he so,i IN Itch below the usual rates. Wewar-
rant al The ,pls that we sHll To please the pur-
Cha ser; both ii price an quality. other wise to be
return 81, aId the mon " viii he refrrle!. Persons
visiting the city with the Intention 0f l'urcias ing
',f's il line: will fiji it to their interrf to
give tIs clll hef IRE purchasing eseVs here, and
those Wishing 70 purchase Try nrier. car have our
prize current mt them by f'ry,r ling their adj.
dress. We hope by clos" attention to business
prhmptncss in the execution of orders, dealing in
nothn, bit fresh aai pr. agticles. an sliiEg at
a very small aa"ance IN eastern prices, TO receive
a lib aral share Of trade. T.. +. WErZELL x CO
St IDuiS, Aug. rs. 1851. w2u
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Child, Pratt Il CO.,
Importers Whole ale Dealers in
EngliSh,German l. Amer. Hardware.

lat Main street, Sd door north of Bank of Mo-,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
4 RE now opening their fall stock, and offer to
the couGtry trade the iarges: and best assort-
men' of Hardware ever brought to this market. All
our English Goods we import direct from the Eng
lish manufacturers; and having resident partner
in New York, who makes our purchases Of the A
merican manufacturers for CASH, we are enabled
aud will sell 4. Eastern prices, Transportation al.
ded.) Merchants visiting this City for the purpose
ef purchasing Hardware, are invited to call and en-
anime our stock and prices. feeling confident that
with large stock. and our facilities for rtirchas-
ing we can offer unusual inducements in prices.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
l50 casks bright OK and log chains:
100 40 trace chains, 90 do coil chains.
100 doz brush scythes ,as'a; is DO manure forks
600 shosels a.a spades, ass'd Ames, Carrs'
Rowlana's and others;
1000 dez genuine Collins, Simmons, Davis and
Weeds axes assorted;
900 doz hatchets, assorted, shnsling bench;
100 dez hand ana PANEL saws, assorted;
800 Saint Louis make mil saws;
400 10 10 cross cut ani circular 30;
10000 pounds brass kettles and pals, ass'i;
600 doz brass head and iron shovels 4 tongs;
10000 lbs Grltiin's horse Shoe nails, assorted;
60 kegs horse shoes, assorted sizes;
SO casks saddle irons; 300 dog fry pans;
900 doz srain scoops; 1000 doz curry combs;
500 dog collie mills. assorted;
5000 40 butts and hinges, assortcd
$4,000 gross screws. assorted TO inches:
500 doz butchers, mill, fiat, bastd round and
half round files;
100 doz horse rasps. assorted;
500 gross tea and table spoons assorted on,
britannia and german silver;
500 gross table knives aud forks;
6 500 doz pocket knives. assorted, Butchers
Wnstenho,m's aad Rodgers
| l,00J dozen butcher and Shoe knives;
800 loz. Wade ana Butchers and other makes
! Racers, assorted;
600 dog shears AMI scissors, assortei
/ 500 ioz knob door locks;
! 500 do pal, chest, cupboard and trunk locks:
500 do door latches; , million G.. ID caps:
1000 pairs brass candlestcks, assorted
200 loz drawing knives. assorted;
400 dozen rasor StropS, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large
! consisting of Carpenters Planes Of every descrip
/ tion Coope,'s tools, including knives, planes an,
! aides. smith bellows. anvils, vices, screw plates
i sledgcs. hammers, &C, &C, togct Their with com
! plete assortment Of almost every article usual
kept in a Wholesale Hardware Store, VIII oh are OF
/ fered on The most fay or able terms.
nni nIlo, rnIr Pm & f',.
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IRENE ndous stock of
S1a- III e..
500. 900 EOLIARS..

We have this, fall the largest and most masEifi-
cent stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards th- styles
and make of oar goods, il is useless to speak. rs
we have a reputation FAR and wide. OF keeping the
Best Naic Clothing in the Country.
And from the miny Advantages that we~possess
in Import and NJ tnufIcturing our eutire stock
for cash, ana selling to n ne bat PROMPT men: and
fur thcl more, the tremendous amount cf Goo Is
that we SELL it must he apparent to every .tna
we can sell 1t 10 prices than any other house
WENOr ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
r5-On the 18th VI August we will open our EN-
TIRE ) + } TX f'g inspection. All we ask ~. FIR
YOU to Ill and examine, are fully satis fiei
YOU will purchase. In addition e. our lirge stock
OF STABLE C 30 Is. we have n large assortment If
VERY FINE CLOTHING
Hh.o-.'Larsc sales and small profit"
MARTIN y BROTHER,
No. ll3 Main sta, ST Louis, No.
MARTIN n BOTHER.
No. iIs Broadway New YORK.
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II. MORGAN. O.. NJ. NJ Gu SG
Morgan. W'ElHlAg Il Co.,

w LII > \
MESrIC DRY GOODS,
10 Main street. 81. Louis. No
TTOKGAN M'CLTNtr & Co. will have ready or
vi exhibition by list September, the most extern
sive stock of Foreign AMI Domestic Dry Goods, they
have ever offered in st Louis. II Is unnecessary
specify goods qualities prices. but their stock
will embrace every article Of French, Germtn d.
British or Americl manufacture which the neces-
stiles of the ira lie require Epec'at attention has
been devoted to the selection ofiadies dress goods
and merchants visiting this city may rely npon fin J.
ing an assortment equal 20 any in the Union. They
intend that the extent and elegance Of their stock
shall ,reafter command the attention of merchants
visiting st Louis and they will oh.igate Themselves
to sell goods is low as they can he brought fom N
York or Philadelphia. They will dupiicate any bills
which may he made in the Eastern cities, aiding
ONLY the cost of transportation, sc.
To cash or punctual dealers, unusualt uinrements
will he offered, and all they ask is tina, their stock
may he cxaminrd, to convince merchants Of tho
frrtgning facts. aug S-fmw
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OLIVER BENNETT \ CO.,
Wholesale Eealers in
Boots. Shoes. Hats Il Caps.
IUI VI In street., " L"FtEs' W.
u Z, ..., .o.,;.:.x chair Eli su,piiPs pI


4 RE now receivin. their Fall supplies of the
\ ABOVE g,o!s embracing greater variety 90
qalitics aud styles than they have before OF r'd.
Many # their goods have been m ,nnILctnted to
their order. and especially for the st Louis mar
ket in which special attention has been paid TO ST.
yes as wcn qu1lIties.
MS their design. at all times, to have the most
co,nlete stock IN the market, and sell To prompt
men on the most accommodating terms, differing
themselves that they can ofsr inducements I"
western BUYERS equal To IN at Of IN EASTERN mIre.
RUBBERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing company, for a heavy stock Of
Mems LADIES' and Misses Rubhers, VIII enable
them to sell At the very lowest prices.
Purchasers will certainly find IL for thciT ihtcr-
est TO give our stock an examination.
p. S.--Saecial attention paid to orders.
st Luis, august 30, 1850 w3n
INASTERN EXCHANG E-fof sale IN sumsto
II suit,by larisl F.CooLsACGHSCo.
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SAINT LOUIS.
McCreery, Essex & co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety EnnIs
S Amt LOU,

NO. 81 MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS, .
[ NALL the attention Of the country merchants to
~ the largest stock of goods in this line, to he
found in the market, part of which will be found
enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable and d. B. silk. beaver, angola,
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk white and gold JENNY Lind and
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'congrcss, kossuth and artists soft wool do
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats;
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats;
Infants fancy plush, satin and fur hats;
MEMS ana boys cloth caps of various patterns;
Childrens' silk velvet and other fancy turhans.
BONNErS.-Ladies' Florence braid, fancy straw,
silk, satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Tariety Goods Dress Goods. Sc.
Black matteoni lustring, Gro de Rhine and en-
hoSscd silks;
Chanseable glici, high colored plaid stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and sa,ins, horcnces, sc.
Also. general stock of cashmer cs, delaines. vel
vets, lustres, fancy plaiiS and worsed and silk
embroidered mcriao robes.
WHITE GOODS.
Cambrics. jacnnets, null and Swiss musius, sa-
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobbinets,
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCIIEFS.
Fire cooied long sha"is, black do, 81, Cd, IL,
Oh iu-i pam Gilu all Ciotn
do; American, scotch and English plaid do; plain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
merno do; plaid and net wool hd'k'fs; fancy me
rino scarfs and hdk'fs ladies' fancy dress hd'ks;
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRAVATS AND HAEDkERCHiEFS.
Gents blk lustfing Crarats blk Italian, plaid and
Embossed and cameieoa do; fancy neck ties.
Pongee, Shanghai, cora. landana. emhossed and
Spitalt.'d silk pocket hd'kfs; ladies' and cents
linen camblic do.
Hoods. comforts, coats. shirts, drawers;
Hosiery and gloves. suspenders. buck mitts;
Umbrellas, COMBS, buttons ana threads;
Needles. pins, tapes. hinlings, brushes;
Purses. pocket bookS. bead bags:
Mahogany frame mirrors, looking glasses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper, gum wips and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lsse. collars, lace capes;
Bsfthls, iaccs and eiginss, wells, gmps;
FringeS dress trimmings, Ribbons. artiiicals;
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and Necklaces steel purse Trimmings;
Razors. scissors shears;
Soaps, perfumery. hair oils aud colognes;
Musical instruments, whaiehnnes.
Spectacles, sp IONS, gun caps, iakstaHas;
Powder fl asks. cedar pencils; --
Razor strops. states and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our Old customers
and merchants generally, larger stock ami great
er variety Of goods than any other house III our
line in the city, which we offer upon the mostiib-
eral terms. (St Louis aug 5, 1851
.Loxzo CHILD ELoN G. PRATT ORANGE ". cH,Lr
Nag tfkt N
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Fall EmpOrtatiOl,--lS5l.
PORTER h HtXENS

No. SIS North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
MOULD inform their friends of Burlington ana
w surrounding country, that they have receiv.
and viii continue to receive semi-weekiy during
the fall, large additions to their heavy stock If
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Possessing superior adv anita through their part
ner who resides III the east, for buying foreign
fancy goods OF the importers they arrive from
Europe, and for obtaining at the lowest rates, of
the manufactuI ers, all kinds Of American goods OF
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in the Elsts at which desi
rahle goods are often sacrificed, and as they prin
cipal!y buy for Cash, they tattes themselves they
can offer Inducements to cash purchasers, that are
seldom equaea in the West, for buying bargains.
The following comprise In part what they have
Just received, VIZ:
Extra arabesque brocade dress silks. in all COPS;
Rich Al Chene dress silks, colored;
Rich black broCade silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes;
Real irish tabanetts or poplins, cord and blk;
Pain black silks of all widths, best make;
Best Lyons silk velvets. black aud coiored;
Rich plaid AMI is'd mouslina de lains new style;
Plain colored lie lains of all qualities;
Mourning goods of all kinds. large assortment;
Millinery goods of every DIES cription;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred doz. Paris kid gloves Of all num-
bcrS and colors:
Rich Valencienne lace, colors and cults, Ill sets;
Rich needle worked and face muslin goods, of
the modern styles; rich pocket hdkfs;
Two hundred and hlty lbs WOODEN yarn oil all
colors aud numbers;
Two hundred pieces handsome desains al CSC
per yard;
White an col'd fllnnels .warra"tcd not TO shrink
French, Eag!ist and American prints;
Two asses of French merino, white and cord;
Two cases of black and colarcd Eaglish mcrl
nos of our own importation;
Broad cloths, cassimeres and satinets, all cafs;
Silk, wooden and cotton hosiery CT every de-
scription;
Rich under sleeves, and many other styles OF
goods to- numerous to mention. All OF which will
be sold cheap for by PORTER HANENS,
sep B, 1881 Northwest corner 4th and olive ST.
Al ERCHANrS from the COUNTRY, Will find
wi the largest assortment of silk goods in the CT.
sand cheap for cash,at PORTER \ HANENS,
sep 1881 Northwest corner 4'h and owe SITS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will DO received for the Grading
L ana Bridges on the Eastern Division OF the Pc
oria and oauawka Railroad until the First day 81
October next, at Knoxville, Knox County, Illinois
Alter the Goth day Of September next, Proiiles
Plans and Specifications may be seen ut the Office
of the Peoria Democratic Press, and ut the Cous
House in Knoxville. BY order of the Board.
| Sept 3, ls5i-tto JAMES kNoN. Prest.
CNALT, SALT!.-50o bills. fresh Kanawha Sal
! - Just received and Cor sale cheap by
June ~, 81 w + C00LBAuGH co
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust TO me executed,
Dby William Walker and Catherine Walker. his
wife, on the 5th day of NJ IVY. 1850, upon 10. No.
forty. four, ii,) in the city % Burlington, Des
Moines ,uaty. 10 va, together with all the arpur
tenances aaa privileges th,'eunto appertaining,
which deed Of trust is recorded in book four ofthe
Mortgage Records in said county. page 3i6-7 and
designed to secure to James aud William H. Smith
a certain promssory note, made by said Walker 10
said Smiths for six thousand one hundred and ff.
" dollars, dated the 18th day Of My, 1850, and
payabte twelve months after date, with ten per
cent, interest thereon, PAYABLE annually.
We shall proceed tn sell to the highest bidder at
Auction, on "Wednesday the nth day of SeP,en,-
her ext, between the hours often in the forenoon
and four in the afternoon, in front of the Post Of
flee in said city of Burlington, oil the right, title
and interest. of said Walker and his wife Gather
in o, in and to said lot number four, together
with the steam FIGURING Mil thereon situated.
with all the fixtures, apparatus, appurtenances and
privileges thereunto appertainin- AMI belonging.
Es-Terms OF sale, Cash. JAMES. w. GRIMES,
HENRY w. STARR,
August 2o, is5i-tds Trustees.
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Machine Shop 4 Brass Foundry.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l public that they are prepared to build thresh-
ing machines rcapers, corn-s shelters, and circular
saw-mills. and to do all kinds Of mill work. Also
all kinds Of machinery repaired. Turning and
Fitting done in the hest possible manner. They
would also call particular attention to their Steel
Ploughs, which are better, cheaper, and more du-
rable than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM Down, Maehinists.
Burlington Iowa, Sept. 4, 1881. WY
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GRUtERiE>, &C.
10 hhis n. o. sugar; $50 bush. arted Afr'es
s hhls loaf h puvvrd do and Peaches:
30 do 5. II. aud n. o. u tags spice and pep
muIasses: per-
so bags R,o,H,7'ns sns sstoxes grouaacansst
lava Coffee: 10 hf bis do De-
IS hfct7s asssJ teas; 20 lbs. Sutmegsf
30 cotties do do IS do tlosess
l 200 lis. Cohfsh; 10 mats Tassfas
20 hf bbls No. and a tobx's rrtur d mu tafa
maekerel; 30 10 PEPPER sauce.
90 or do Mol mackereI 20 do Cuba sssss
rs boxes Herring; IN do bar sosri
40 10 R4tsi.s. IS do yarteEats6 do
10 do chewing To :: coils manila cords
baccn: 4Eg.
ssross smoking ds 20 aor bed chriss
u boxes pure eiarrh. 100 do corn hruosnsf
6crsks do saieTatus; o.fnc wash boards
s 10 Rice; So do raibt.dhueksts.
1000 lbs. madder; 30 nssts do tahr-
900 do Indigo; 2ouu Tbs OK CHAINS,
Afo-Giue, yarnish. Tufrentfne, Isnseea Oil.
Whiting, white Lead, etc etc. for sac hy
Burlington, May 1851 corr, PARSONS CO.
T.. Y. GAY. vk-lesait Drusriss,
HAVING received hrs spring sfur1 OF Drug,
IL Ne itcinss, Surgical nts. Paints Olls,
Window Glass, Glassware Dt e-sfIHs. n ,woufI
caIit-e attention n Ply sicans. an
try Merchants. to his stock, vhf IN NJ onrrs n
wholesale az ~ Lrufs prizes, aching fe--ht enar-
antecfte i'm all eases, purity NJ articles III fbwes
Cash ~ rres. Persons sending ortsts Har rely Mp
ftlvag ttcn executed AT the lowest fash prtrr..
The follow ing Is but a small part II hts sleek
400 q. suph. QuniRrf 10 ibis. LtnxreH Oil
90 d. Morphine, u dn Lard H-
TOO Tbs. Colonel; 10 Tanners sT
bills Cdmphor, do sserA ~
500 lbs. AIoeS; 400 kegs " bite lead
% d1 Blue Mass; \ NJ IT'S red lead.
30 do Opium, 5bhls rrraI tarnish;
ZOO ITO Gum Arabic; = fo Japan aH
100 TO ANN mia strong: do lamp BLACK.
100 do Slts Nttre Ether; 10 TO Tarp-ntire,
100 10 Essential Oil: 10 no whiting
so do ass'd Extracts. = d0 chalk+
900 do Cayenne: % i1 GamwaoHr
1 NJ 10 Cream Tartar: ~ ITO fp1~ora.
100 do Sup. Carh Sadaf . DO mafdrrr
50 IL PAINT Brushes; 500 It's rstr 1rf log~ cui.
20 to Whtte-wash Ito 80 dn Indtxn.
20 do Tooth fo 500 ha bIse NItftoI,
20 10 Hair. cfptnf and Carton Acids;
shaving Ito 100 kegs gHnFnwa~r.
hhIs Nlrohol; SOC rearas wFas'nFPapers
500 lbs ext LIquarire: SOC boxes window glass,
SUI giral and pen.si In 200 An glassware, etc
srruments; For sale by
Burlington Apfit a. eS5f EEGAr
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DIED-Iu this city on Thursday 2sth Angust,af-
ter an illness of weeks, of Scfofulus disease, OF
the bowels, JAMES WILLIAM, son OF William l..
and Sarah Bennett, aged one year, ten months and
twenty-five days. Chillicothe and Piketon,
Ohio papers please copy.
MARiIED--in this ctty, yesterday morning, at
the re sidence of. Surgis, Esq by Rev. Mr. Brooks,
Mr. JouN HARVEY TAYLOR, of Nashville, H., to
Mis- AMELIA LANE GILLIAN. of this city.
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BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
NJ S y r A NJ c E G Q NJ p A NY
CAPITAL Q30O OnO

fIHHIs Company organised Oh the 23i of July 1851
j under the General Corporation Law of the
State of Iowa, is now prepared for business, and
offers itself to its friends and the public for the In
surance of Dwelling houses, stores a,anufactories
Barns, and all other kinds of property against toss
or damage by IRE, alsa:
To make marine insurance upon vessels, hulis of
steamboats, freight Isis. goods, wares ana mer-
chaadze, specie. bullion, bills of exchange, bank
bills, and inland Transportation Of all kinds
All loses vii! I've promptly adjusted.
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons OF
the Company.
Business hours from A NJ. until T. NJ. Discount
days, Mondays and Thursdays, .se.. as..s
T-s-otice in the counting house of John G. Foote,
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foo,e. Wm +. Coolhaugh,
c. w. Hodemann, James w. Crimes,
Charles Mason, julius F. fallant,
A. w. Carpenter.
dos. I. FALES, JOHN G. FoOTE,
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1881 amw
VOFFEE: Prime Rio Coffee. for sale by
I ! may is st J G LAuMAN 4 BRo
NJ ALSO kegs boston Nails, Tor sale hy
~ may,iSa t;orr, PARSONS & TO a.
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a Ss<~N THE Ssam Fsrvg Eoaf. ssFIisr
SfrA.-l HILLs,'' will make regular tijrs
slz twice day, commencing TIA OFF
Thursday ,from the city OF Burlington 20 shokoeuon
during the continuance of high water. The Flint
Hills rs one of the most commaitous and best run
ningSerry Boats on the Mississippi river. ver-
rage rca scnabe, and every accommodation show
that circumstances wiIIptTmit.
apriIie,' 80 THOMAS FRENCH.
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GOLD PENS,

GOLD PENS.
lust receiveda superior article OF A. G. Bag
j ley,s Gold Pen, Commercial, large, medium and
small sizes, all Of which will DO warranted by
scdtl AwCARrENTER,Mai ain street
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Pr.nmOSa1S

INoR Carrying the mails Of the United States
l. from the 18th day Of February; 1862, lexcept-s
ing those routes under which different day of
commencement is specified,l to the 3oth Of June,
1887, inclusive, in IOWA, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in
the city of Washington, until 10 r, of the sth of
December, 1851, 10 be decided hy the 18th day of
the same month"; on the routes and in the manner
and time hereinafter specified, viz: