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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-24
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Wherever DR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCofCh
COUGH CANDY has been introduced, the most ex.
traordinary success has attended 1t. Fosr hsadred
tAousdnd packages Of s lastly popular remedy nave
been disposed OF since its first introduction into S
Louis, and the testimony of thousands can now be
offered to prove its claim on your eonsidesaion,
one of the most elegant and useful compounds OF
the day. The proprietor hears OF its beneficial ef
fects from every quarter ofthe country and he feels
encouraged to exte its sale throughout all Amer
lea. Here is evidence OF its favorable reception at
the aLake City,
From tss Druggists Of Chieaso-1asir sales in Four
Months.
We. the under signed. Druggists Of Chicago, do
hereby certify that the following - correct state
known as CDR Storm's Celebrated Scotch Cough
Candy.', prepared from the original recipe by Mr.
Hamilton Wade of st Louis, Mo- ana we take pleas
ure in saying that has given satisfaction TO many
Of orr customer who have used 1t, a. remedy FOR
diseases of the breast and lungs.
| III. Reed 4 CO., i,soe packages,
L. NJ. Royce. tper clefk1 sou : an we haa
8. Sawyer, Sss alI mad.
r Scammon, sss g all I had
| Rrinckerhoar q Penton. asa q
Henry Richie, tper Bowman.) ass g
r.. 4 H. Anderson, ass &c
Chicago, sept. 90, ls4s.
Some of these gentlemen were formerly practi.
TONERS of medicine. The Druggists are not alone
in their favorable notice ofour Sugar Msdciac They
would havereported stu larger sales at Chcaso but
the close aton prevented our shipping more
! to them.
Price One Dime per ro rolls els; 81 per Dos.
/ r. LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
For sale by Druggists dCountry erchan.s, gem
erally throughoutthe United States and the Canadas,
The Candy is neatly put up With directions for
use. A handsome engraving OF the Scottish Coat
| OF Arms, and the written signature OF Hamilton
| Wade, proprietary is on the outside wrapper OF
each roll and package.
Messrs ]. n. BARNARD 4 BRO, Wholesale
Druggists, 40 Main street, st Louis, Mo-, are the
| Oryae p he 1te
plications for agency, directed to them will NEE,
with prompt attention.
For sale at Burlington. by z. E. Gsy,J.r Tallani
| and 5. L. Burnap. frnay 40, ts5o-ty
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Mr. Kriechbsum-sir: IL is with much pleasure,
that enabled to certify to the entire surcess-
with which have used yonr Internal and External
Remedy In the case Of my son three years oil He
has been afflicted with tiarrhea for nearly tws
years, and been severaltimes reduced so Iow as 70
be unable 10 walk, or even To sit up. ! have en-
ployed several physicians, and think have spent
sum OF not less than one hundred dollars for -
vice and medicine during that time haze used
about one half bottle OF our Remedy In tvs weeks
and i. has been two weeks since he took any and
he is now, TO all appearance perfectly well.
Burlington, Jan. =, 1850 EpwAED Jnr
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=. cLAnk. D.cKENsoN 1aeNr. FRANCIS l. SMITH
II. e. Clark q Co..
MANUFACTURER OF White Lead. Linseed
lVl and Castor Oils, Corner or Twelfth ana Aua-
tin streets, ST. LouIs, Mo. - -.
n.Onice, at the Counting Room Of Dickerson 4
Brent, No. II Locust street. (reh as 1881
To Pain tiers & Dealers
INVITE LEAD. LfNSEED AND CASTOR oils
lINHE Undersigned manufacturers OF White Lead
i Linseed and Castor Oils,in the city Of 81 Louis,
having about two months since completed their 90.
tablshmsnt, are now prepared TO furnish Painters
and dealers with superior article OF White Lead,
&C., &C.
Every Painter in the city or 81 Louis, who has
yet tried our White Lead, pronounces il superior to
any other manufactured in the West, az II appears
February -, 1851. r. C. CLARK 4 CO.
The undersigned Painters In the city OF 81 Louis
hereby Certify that they have used the White Lead
manufactured BY r. C. Clark Co., OF thia city.
and find il 90 far As they have yet tried II, to be
very excellent article superior indeed to any 9TH
er White Lead manufactured in the west.
John 8. Watson, r. Thornbure,
Mcvicker q Histed, James spore,
w. A. Thornburg, Richard 3. Hillman,
Gordon Wood, w. 8. Etris.
y. 9. English. James schoilay.
Middleton & Tarlton.
b Louis, February 8, 1851.
Messrs r. C. Clark 4 Co., 1t gives me much nlea
sure to inform you that having carefully tried vonr
White Lead in several different ways, nd Il equal
In body and whiteness, and quality gcneray,t 10 any
article manufactured Ia the west. You are az lib
erty to use this ~ Recommendation lift will be Of
any benede to you. I am, with much respect,
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Mr. j. G.. KFiechbaum-Sir. 1T - with great rhe1-
sure that give ynu these few iires. My wife vss
taken about six months since. with q rheumatic AZ
lection in her hand. which was so severe that In
few weeks she was almost unable to use IL. maze
application to some OF the NEST eminent phy1l-
clans of this place, to effect Atlast was pre-
vailed upon TO get little OF your Internal and kx-
tersal Rcmedy, and before she used ten dsys her
hand was almost well, and is now so that she does
not suffer any nconsenie by il AZ all and ffr-
ly believe that II will effect reInaT ent cure In NJ
Rhcumotic affections. About three years sirctsf
took very severe cold, which settled on my inrFs,
and that time have been severely afflicted wnAs
pain in my breast splitting of blood. etc. Ey rs
ing about half bottle Of your Remedy. il was ts-
tirely removed. Isinccreiy recommend your Ted-
icinc to the favorable nsiItration rf the public
Burlington, Jan.s. 1850 in. WHiTAKkk
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Wool Cardinc Machines for Sale.

LOT Of the above Machinery, just received
~ from the East, and OF the most approved con-
struction. They will card so per cent, more than
those in common use-rcquiring no more power to
propel, or laaor to attend them.
H5-Land or town property will be taken in pay
ment at fair prices. Address
A. NJ. TAYLOR, Wapello, Iowa
Jan IS, 81 SWOPE h vANrILBURts, st Louis.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TIME under sined have received a large stock of
l. New Falt and Winter Goods, consisting of
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries and Ready Made Clothing,
which they respectfully invite the attention OF their
customers. and the public generally.
GARRETT n COOPER. corner of Main
oct 3, 80 and Jefferson streets Burlington
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george SNYDER.

UNVH We "NE
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioners for the
~ States of Pennsylvania, Indiana. Kentucky. II
lincis, Missouri, Maryland, Mississippi, Louisiana
and New York.
Will attend to drawing and taking acknowledg
ment Of Deeds Mortgages, Letters OF Attorney.etc-
MIR s. is well acquainted with the German Ian
guagc. Hs-ofice on Jeffe street. between Main
and Third. burlington, Iowa. Jan17.'5o
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TITS Tact that Eighty Cents win purchase rs
L miny Goods at SCOTS as one dollar will at any
other house in the ciiy and in proof of this
ton read this. and compare it with the prices you
have been in the habit OF paying for such Goods,
and say ii IL is not self evident faet'
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Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company OF st
louis, Is now prepared TO receive proposals from
such as may wish to insure their own lives or the
lives of others. All information gratis.
EFOfhce over the store of d. NJ. Ewing Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
July 10, ls4s-tf Agent.
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Mr. kriechbaum-Sir: know your Internal -
External Remedy to be one of the best articles %
the kind in use u the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G.. MCkENNEf
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II. n !. stone,

VT1HoLEsALE GROCER, Commission AMI For
w warding Merchant, No. 81, Leyee, - Leu
10, Missouri.
HAS in store and to arrive, the following artl-
Giles, which he ofers at the lowest market rates:
225 hhds N. o. sugar; 100 bxs claret wine;
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Burlington, Iowa. August 81. 1885,
have made use of sskriec htauna's Re nisayF q
several occasions. when diseased, and IL has pFos-
ed to BE- Of great service, and in some cases etc
ing speedy cure. A. II. GREEN.
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Burlington, Iowa, August 20, 1850

Mr. J. G. Kriechbaum. BuIliBgton;-SiT.--
We. the citizens OF Burlington. after hatffg w
ed your internal and ENternai Remedy 90 heFtf'
certify to the public. that IL rs one eli The hest Asa
icines for family use. tina, have purchases
and therefore feel il our duty To annex our hsms
to show and testify what an invaluable kemess "s
believe ID to he.
o.C. WIghtman, Rolley Morgan- Charles Iei'r y,
T.. 4. Hcbner, Nelson Mor1an. John ssmFs1 -
Mckinney. Edward Joy. j. n. Whitaker. t.'.scA,
son. John brakeman, James PieTson, Rev. ".
Johnson. Adam Funk. Adm kfiter, A. hsfsus
Laben. John r. kriechbaum, John tarnahs"f
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Miles and NFachinis!s.

T n addition to usual large supply OF Mill
/ stone, Boiling Cloths, Screen Wire. Saw Mill
Irons, Todd's Improved Portable Grain Mills. &c.
We have the sole Agency for the sale of Rubber
Betting. which will not stretch, is the cheapest and
best Betting for Elevators, nc. Rubber Packin.
the best article known for making tight Steam
Joints. Il nbber Hose, cheaper and better than
Leather for conducting Water, Lace Leather, Ma
chine stretched Leather Betting. &C. ... s.a
ALSO,
IRON PRIOR STATES, one of which every
merchant mill should have.
st Louis, at Main St-6m G. c. TODD.
IL The following papers will COPY to amount
OF "a and send irst copy--Keokuk Register, Iowa
Statesman, Iowa Sentinel, Journal, Muscatinc, Re-
publican, Iowa City. Miners Express. Dubuque.
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Juat Received.
.HERRY crane Scarfs; Straw colored Florence;
~ Mode cashmere shawls, silk Frinses;
Children's Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trimmings Sewing silks, assorted;
Coiored and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr Worsted, etc, etc., for sale by
Nov %, 1850 p. NJ. PORTER
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USs W NE " MAN. ~" " VIM.
Newman Il Graft

4 TTORNEYS and Councillors Mt Law, Jefferson
IA-street. Burlington Iowa. E5PParticular at
tenflon given To the collection of claims, convey
ancng, and all other business Entrusted to
Refer TO Ex-Cov. James Clarke, DR. T.. Lowe,
VIM. d. Ewing, H. II. Gritiiths, of this city.
Burlington July II, IS50-6m.
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James w. Weeds.

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
flee corner OF Third and w shington SITS. fe 80
y. ~. Barlow
OFFERS his services to the public as a General
1IColIecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runetuality to merit reasonable share OF pat
rOnare. Jan IN, 1850
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y. WI. Neegy.

- NJ 4VNNbve
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa.
L gs.Shop on Main street, in the building lately
occupied by Geo. Bickhahn. fmay so. 20
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Scott Il BHOthc

Scott L. Brother,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
10 Locust street, between Front and Main,
fronting end OF Commercial street, 81 Louis, Mo.
T5-Particular attention given to the sale of Pro-
duce of every description.
Observation-Disclosures Runyan, Hillman Co.,
Woods, Christy h Co., Doan, King Il Co., Collins,
Kellogg 4 Co., st Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap,
Jacksonville, Ill. Edwin Ferguson, Esq, Messrs
Yeatnan Co., New Orleans. Messrs irwin h
Foster, Cincinnati. n. Watson, Pres. Planters
isville. Ky. Aug. %, 1850
c. c. MARTIN ! 10 ". r. MARTIN,
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Is AZ 9jSASi DF N n Oa!l

4 PIPE pure Cognac Brandy; cask pure Port
u Wine, for Medical purposes. just received, and
for sale by @ LAUMAN q BROTHER,
july II, 80 corner Washington Jefferson SITS
- HATS and CAPs-Moleskina and beaver Hats;
MeL's and boys Rough and Ready Hats;
- Silk. plush Caps; common caps; rurbans;
Fur, cloth and glazed caps; Chiidren's fan hats;
Just reed and for saieby tociD =. Wallis
Doors AND SHOES: IS caSes OF Boots and
JShoes. comprising general assortment, Just
received from Philadelphia, and for sale cheap by
oct 3, 1850 GARRETT 4 CooPEa
CtHAwLS.-A splendid assortment consisting In
- part of super fancy drab and black Bay State
shawls; black and made embroidered and plain
cloth, embroidered silk Thibet plaid wool and
blanket ShawIs, just received and for sale by
oct $50 q LAUMAN BRO.
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Geo. EraZec.

"VU* " 5EEV.
\ TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington
u Iowa. Es-0ifce on Jefferson street, over Bur-
maps Drug store. figly Is. 1850
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Pftm0 >. II. moiasses IS per gaI.
And viii sell all other Goods equally low
Please observe that we have removed our store
from Jefferson street to Main, near the Market
House, at the sign of the Peoples store.
jan. 80, s6t. HENRY II. SCOTT
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Il RIECHBAUMs HORSE LININENl, !, ~
IN Liniment has been tested, and pross m ~
one of the ecst Liniments now IN use w. p..;s,,
diseases as horses are subject TO- Also, $50. r;ss-
Cuts, Sprains, Sweliings or oil kinds, -.
bone, Spayid, Bots, Cholic, Bigheaa, $50 H.
EFManufartured at Burlington, oNa
Kriechbaum. Is-Pr;ce so cents per po'a aid.
All letters to the Proprietor, must be ros az
GrThirty-three per cent. viii pc uesa
my Medicines, when sold at whoessf. rrr-
T+Oraers directed to J. @. kRiEeHrae s.sr5
lington. Iowa, win receive prompt attfntIon -
CYAWS: mill, Cross-cnt, hand, pannei,
Smeat Saws, just received and for SAFE " .troorg
June 30, $50 JonN u-rys,
~ISTERN PUMPS: Patent Revolving sTearr
osizes,for sale by duiy :, '5ol .I I.-
IAIR.-500 bushels Plastering Hair Inr rnc
IL aug. 8, so. ARMsIfoNo-r~
COFFEE: 35 sacks prime Rio Coffee, JUS -
oed for sale by toct ep JIG LAuNAS - : -
MUSTARD: Pure Ground Mustaro- " $50.
lvl sale at NOV %, '5o) GAYS ofus
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SAINT LOUIS.

GEORGE PARTRIDGE. SMITH. VIM SMITH
Partridge a. co,
4, ENERAL Grocers, Commission and Forward
I I ing Merchants, No. II, Water street, st Lou
is, Mo. Ls-Will make liberal cash advances on
signments Of Produce for sale in st Louis, New
Orleans, New York and Boston. (june /, '50-6m
Ds DaVid s'GiMcc.
nEV0TES particular attentionto Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment of the diseases of the Eye and
the Ear. office, north-eas corner OF Fourth and
Green streets, tup stors) ST Louis, Mo. [aug s,4s
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ MEMS blue blanket and over Coars;

READY MADE CLOTHING.
11S MEMS blue blanket and over Coars;
Il - 10 do drah do do
- menss blue Jackets; - fine pilot cloth coats;
80 aatinett and tweed coats; - coz L shirts;
$50 pairs black and fancy cashmere ,satinet, cor
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk, mefno, cloth and Vale nta Vests;
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers
cotton, merino and silk under shirts, etc, etc.
which will be sold very cheap by
oct $50 GARRETT COOPER
UICEs: Patent and chain Vices- work souare
Y sor sale At dec -, GRIFrITHs& Co.'S
I OG CHAINS: 100 light log chains lar sale by
IL ap $3.50 w + COoLBAudH 4 Co
- IMPROVED FARM for Sale or Cash n emit.
about - miles from Burlington ard miles
- from Shokokon, on Honey Creek, Henderson
county, Illinois, or 500 acres.
This Farm Is on high and rolling prairie, Is beau.
Nfuily watered BY Honey Creek, which runs
through i Tor over one mile, Is well supplied with
young and thrifty timber, abundance OF good lime
stone fos building purposes, an unlimited range for
stock, making OF the best farms for the stock
raiser or wool grower In the west and for raisinr
grain 10 unsarpasseds over SEQ acres under fence
part ofwhich 10 in timothy grass; l3o acres for !
spring crop. A young orchard, good barn with
stables, and two dwelling houses form part OF the
improvements.
have also several pieces OF unimproyed land,
in the same county, within and 10 miles Of Bur.
lington, which are for sale on reasonable terms
For further information enquire of the subscriber
either by letter post paid or in person at his Office
on Water st, Burlington, Iowa.
jan. -, 1851. rRANClsJ. C PEAsLEY.
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OFFERS his Professional services to the cit
Mems of Burlington and vicinity. (may 80, 81
NE.He may be found at the Barret House.
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" HH6 shu blasthg P0wdef, shot, bar lead And
every other article in the line.
st Louis, March ~, 1851 r. RS
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kRIErHBsTMs VEGETABLE sYErf,

KKIEVHEATN-S NEEETETIL 49, W.
TYSED for Nervous diseases. Night sWestst -
I ] termittent Fevers. Chills and Fsrefs ~
standing, when the patient has become VII -,
reduced.-Also. for lingering diseases, aHrf
reduced down by snaten attacks
The proprietor will insure this mtditinet
torn all that is claimed for il, II rsGtiea.
TgsDirections will be given in psmrhie. mr.,
Northumberland only by j. G. krieehss
lington, Iowa; to whom orders may nc se1
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EsrOsysssnC & Tracy.
Thomas Hedge.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington. Iowa. Of
flee In the brick building the corner of Third
and Washington streets. same Clerks Office of
Supreme Court, and directly above the office Of the
clerk of the District Court
ETSoldiers' claims rejected at the Department
at Washington City, attended to, and if not sue
cessful, no charges will be made fDec s, '5o-y
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HOME MANUFACTUKE.
TIME undersigned is now manufacturing gents
Boots and Shoes. Of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
co skins, and by the best Of workmen.
Also, ladies and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description.
Cents who wish neat article Of boots that will
fit the foot as we'll as to suit the eye. will please
call at F.. Wallis second door east of Main, JEFF
ferson street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, $50 f. WALLIS
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stLASSWARF: Bar Decanters; Molasses Cans;
1sGass preserve Dishes; so doz. assorted Tnm-
bters Just received and for sale cheap ny
oct 10. 80 G LAuNsN BRo
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.1na> AT this Nursery. u miles west Of Burliug-
~ ton, Immediately on the plank road, there arc
- in cultivation zoe, 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry Plum, Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
~, 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 exceled by any
nursery in the selection of the hest varieties,
or in detecting and casting out such as are unwor
thy OF cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 4; lS5O-6m A. LEONARD l. SONS
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for the labors OF a tropical climate. These quail
ties have been denied to the white man. He 10 de-
ticlent in chest and lungs, and consequently his
breathing apparatus 10 not sufficient to sustain him
in the labors of the field under tropical sun SO
that physical labor is and must necessarily BE- thrown
on the black population, and il would seem as II
nature intended it to be SO. The professions are.
therefore, necessarily confined 10 the white and
coored races. They are the la wyers, judges gene
rails, senator's legislators, etc. Those situations
are exclusively held by these classes; but every
thing that requires great physical effort 10 left to
the blacks Mr.. Warng then went on to describe
the situation Of the females the island Of Hayt
and If his description be true, as doubtless it is,
that island may well be called the paradise Of the
ladies'. He said, there seemed to be great msap-
prehenon in this country, in respect TO the state
Of the people, especially to the relative proper
ton Of the blacks and whites, and the state Of the
females; but in regard to the latter, he could as
sure his audience that their rights were protected
above all others, and he would add that they
were more hon0red and had more privileges in
Hayi than in any other country, ald to their
honor, they never abused those privileges twas
fact-he knewit Of his own know!edge-tha. the
ladies, in that island, were mana gers of large plan
tations; others of them were at the head Of mer-
their lives in idleness and ignorance. Both the
white and colored women enjoyed these privileges,
and ire equally active and industrious. Mr.. Warng
then gave history of the Catholic church In the
island of Hayti; and to the demoralizing effects
produced by that church on the people, he at
tributed all the crreltes and massacres that oc.
CURED in il, from the time Of the French revolution
until i finally came into the possession of the
blacks,
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P5Ac,s or NATUrY;-Gnted States. 2is ireland. IS
England, 81 Scotland. l. Wales Germany. 10; France, g.
sweeen. 81 Switzerland i; Italy, Prussia Il British
POSSESSIONS In North America Ii South America Il Nor
way, Il unknown,l.
rRon-nospital Bellevue. IL; PenitsataIy, Rlaskwe
IslAsd Small Pox Hospital do, Lunatis Asvl-a do D.
Aims Hou,s Baekwss Island. II; .orsd Orphan Asylum
); Coiosed Home, 2; ColoreS ~ssSons D.
r.......x.r q. ". WHITE. City Inspsstex.
hspsesofs .mce. February 10. 1881.
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There we're 1si sesths ,p ptBsdeltps essibe TIE
wttE er dirp the lttt irst.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest Once, February 10. 1851
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING THE LARGEsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list in hich they
advertised. LADIEy LIST.