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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-31
THE NULLlrYING ST1rs LAW OF ls47.


The NuLLlFYlNG STATE LAW or ls47.
on Friday last eioowing proceedings took place 10 the
Senate of Pennsyvania
MIR. Guetnsey, from the Committee the judiciary,
ported win recommendation that he negsved the bill
Of Kidnapping, dc.
Mr. Mntenber move that tho Senate proceed tho
ederatiun Of the bill jus, reported
On this motion the yea. and nays were called and resulted
as folows
YEas-Mesns. Baiy BrckaIew Fernon, Forsyth. Fra!-
ey, rnck, Fulton ilosc, lneus, Ives Jones, MCasn,
Muhienhere PaeSer. Sandcrson aud Snimetl6.
NAys-Messfs. Brooke Caruhers, Carson Crabb, Gun.
na,ingsham, Guernsey Hasett, Konigmache Lawrence,
MMurds; Maona Myera, Robertson. savery Slime Wal
Ser and Matthias, Spc,ksr-l7.
The Pennsylvania thu. strongly points out how faithful
the Democracy proved hcrn.elvc. in the above voe how
ctean tho whgs We canaot doubt ,., Tho conservative
feeling Of the people OF Philadelphia city and county will
bring 'seto bear their ciious Senator's and compel them
10 pass 30 sautaFy law, :epealng which, if not 4
dead leeL would nuy the rights of Souhcners seeking
the recovery of their lawful propcfty
Exceping Mr.. Guernsey, who is Senator from Tiuga,
susqaehdnn and Dfdorc under the I'D !ionnen and
Is roie OF less iE3ss aisn hc H.not Pnv.s every
against proceeding 10 inc consideration OF the I'LL In qhes.
hon was gwen by Whe AMI every for pruce edn ID III.
consideration was that o Drmocra of VI.
TICK, hieihoer from Ndhumhe.1nd and Da uphn, lHhg
Among TIE Maya Messr, Cr,hb an Matthias Win.
aletn7e's from hi- city Mr. Svrry Wing from
e county ihs viii DC unexascied 10 The en o its
ciJ uha county aud SHOWS ow mach ielaGcn be picsd
upon Nh!S psssions N favor of Sustaining The National
Constitution y" sane ntcgeu deny une sustain
hlmsell h' HE Law which Senator's o2p scd 10
eaing Is ceoerale violation Of the National Constitution
atrosaton l. demanded by The w.-asccft1ned majority
o' our people whose opoions known 5e against H.
Just me! are known be against those VINO defend IL and
seek 10 retain il upon statute books. We DO not know
now Mess Caoo, Mltthlas and SaveIy, will justify their
Votes possibly there may be party PROJECT dependent
upon H. OF some poih ul order involved in il; but i.
Sno" they cannot vote against tbs repeal Of the law o 1871
without wlntony Violating the wishes Iner constituents
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. Rosa Cottage county. Virginia. o. Ihnrst1y
evening January l6th by Rev Edward 81 Mr. BUR-
roN Jr, Of Madison county Virginia, 70 Mis MARTHA AM
laughter Of Mr.. John Webb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-31

DIED.
DID Chsllon s 18th January Ia ts BIB aY Of hsae
FRANCIS EUGENk HUBARR ON u hossn T. Euasd, Is3 0s
DuchrGbsO
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
'f.r't- Lg.isA Cerar lioUsB, JANUARY 3. 1851.
S sa ,asd IN ;hs forssong decree ara hereby no,i6.t
eLG, 1o Sasday, the 18th day ofFebruary mex at m,
Acs;y "ouso, 10 tase the accounts therein directed
lsn F. w. JONES. NJ C.
Ss e'-l,VoO 6ushel, Seed Oals, Tor sale by
3. MsaRUDER d SONS.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

coMArSicA.IpSs FROM THE EXECUTIVE.
Inc Elk presented the following communications
from the Governor viz:
I.t Enclosing communication from Mr.. Alexander Vat.
emare relative beautiful and valuable work presented
TO the State o Virginia In the Of the Prefec OF the
Seine anc Tho Municipal Council OF Pa,is
Lad on the table on motion Of Mr. PATRICK ordered
be printed and referred the committee on tho State Ii.
o-sry.
2, Enclosing re2or, of the Adutan Genera covering
sina Military Institute, &c
Laid on the table motion of Mr.. YERBY and ordered
70 be printed
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

A. far as oar Information reaches. ,h.re mr.
va,,s an unusual r am ,a.e Of sickaen through the
generallyprcceclei by chill. In sons ne;shno.'
hools ", learn Of whole ram'lies being pros,r,,.
trated with sicknest Ana whit il still worsc
our physicians have exhausted their supple. n
qninine, the principal medicine used in the trea..
ment Of the disease, and cannot procure the arti-
cle--thc demand bein; 50 great as to have used
up the supplies kept, on hand by our druggists
and merchants--,nd Il i said 10 be very scarce,
and not to oe had in 81 Louis, Weston {M,.)
Reporter. a
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

IL stated tina, \ gen,leasa in Newport, k,,.
perfecans an application OF electricity Cor no,
rssiinS a box eoasainmy letters ovee wires from
place to place on tae telegraph psiaeipie. Tas
experiment over wires Of six haasred yaris in
icnyth, has II IL sad, worked TO a chwm.
TIE Boston Tran,cript ssys that parties il tn,
city have been for some time past exper;m ,ntiay
Tor the same ead with agool prospect of s,eesss;
and that the project has baea thoasat plausible
BY soma OF the most rracfc,l m,a, who lave
contributed literally towards It's accomplish.
men,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

HIiRs OF JcL,GS nlnracs W L>Sptoln,
Frs ~ DosuouE c,ry.-ws understand tat
TIE heirs OF Dahal,e AMI ther a'sSgaS are ahaat
commanding suit in the U,itai States District
Court OF TIA District Of lava. aSaiaA Ia ose,,.
pants u RIAL Estate il thus city. W. prestM,
that the object OF this sat il to te-es the g wsra.
msat Of the United States to m,k a e,n,ro Ms,
Tor the bsne6t OF TIN Pl,intiM. Tie frat ,ri.
will eoms OF in january next, when an array of
legal ability viii b. peeatsl s,ea as D,sa,ae
has never vet cxbcriencea. Twill b, a Cat los
tor the lawyers, N mater h,w il enla-,D,.
bloac nsrald.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

AaAivAL OF Ma L1rcaEs AT VEs> CarI--
We learn, says the New Orleans h ,lls.ia, os the
10th inst, from Captain Sbisa. az the schooner
Bonita, which arrived Yesterday from Vera cras,
ish inst, that the United States Revenue liter
Forward, CAPT. Noaes, frcm Norfolk, via HI.
vAn,, h,viny on board H,a. II. r, Lstcher,
United States Mmister 70 Maxise, arrived al
Vera Cruz Oh the LIST ias,aa.,
Mr. L.tches was received bv n,,ioaa salsse
from the castle Of San Juaa de UleI all left
Vera Cras On the 81 Instant for the city of
Mexico.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

A cOlored laiy nams I'd Eliza Greenfield, alias
the Black Swan, Is creating great sensation a
Budalo N the mns;cal circles S'~ Is said 70
have powerful and sweet voice. and will short
~ give a series Of concerts
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I. LEWIS,
Fashionable Fiat Manufacturer

N Main street, aetween letter ION NASH HI
ingtan streets, Burlington. Iowa. -
i lE6St To Inform the cttisenS Of Burlington and
tJNcmi'y,'h that he has opened Wholesale and
retail HAT AND cNP STORE, and is prepared
TO manufacture to order.
9en,'emen who wish 10 have their Hats repair
ed, will now have 81 aanortaaty that has not here
tcfare presented itselria Burlington. lhave one of
the eessworSmea ia tar west who attends TO that
branch,
also keep On hand the Boomer Bonnet, aud
other styles for Misses.
Ef-ro cnantrs MsrcaaatSt would respectfully
say,that I an "rcnareata supply them on tae most
liberal terms WITH silk, Maleskia, Reaver, Russia
anal all Other s,aas of Hats All Cars at whole sale
at as low prices as thsy can Aay The same at Saiat
Louis. (RaCtiastaa, Sept. II, 1881
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WIN WiyhtInaI

NJ HOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, Mo.
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sortment IF Staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety of Woohenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. (St Louis, Feb. 8. 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

Governor Williams, OF Vermont, delivered his
Message on Sunday. He takes ground in favor
Of carrying out the Compromise Acts, ba, doubts
the constitutionaity Of the fugitive slave law
He Also advocates higher Thrift, 10 afford
projection 10 home manufactures.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

DIR n. DoDsE's ARRANGEMENTS for rr,
susr and sLrTF-rrr. -
bR " DoDGE. OF Burlington. w,rt
st%Eeofhcc- FAIRFIELD. for thr purpnts " = p@
ing foF farteus Chrome diseases fnia ~
Ht fieasant. Stage Office 10. N: az sals-' -.
al New L"Eden strge ofssee: u. IS, >, ea,.--. =
al ms once opposite the Barret Haux, f,..- =
18TH to tho 9th Of August. ut Fafrr.Ea a.
MI Pheasant . 10. III Sale m ~. ID: M Ne -
don L. lib nc Burlrngnn III em tA@ i5th n. IA. -.
OF sept 81 nhrid :. y II At Fgsasatf. -
at Salem .. D; at New Lendna TO- III a, nnrs..s.s
from thei2th 20 the sofia. July i0j On n. na-r-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06
CANDY CANDYii

JNHE undersigned manufacture and have con-
stanty on hand large quantity OF superior
Candy, which they viii sell wholesale at reduced
prices This cNnAyts much better Article than
that COMMONLY imported; and IL any of 1t should
iai' TO Keep, we will take IL back AMI return coed
in ITS place.
Country merchants will Ind onr establishment 10
rrescnt'hdncements in this line, which impor-
ter can offer.
Ts"Fancy Candies Of all descriptions put M TO
Nrder. dune ,S1l i. VI. RrNEE 4 nRN
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flint River Town.t;r Va

mercy Certify that bate been sick i've meafs.
with Pain M nay breast coughing Constants 80
Ing much matter from the lungs. We ~
medicine and disease to- mer~ skstetnr. -
to deaths door. when all my fsieass had .,x-.-
up To die, applied TO Or n. Dua-s Il Hs.l.r-.--
was better IL dat nr tive, mr. eeueh 10 nor -
the pat" IN my breast has ceased my 4pp-s.t- =
good have gained much IN rrah- and M - i.
walk apouf ~tfhoat fatigue W.P-TrRK
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w n. DoDG L. would rssp-st.u,1,
II citizens OF this place and vrc,n;.. ssh lie
prepared I" treat successfully, all dis. nat h
ais. e" the faioxin s.pse,a, III F-na. =
Rheumatism; urasu
Dyspepsia; Ne-rr.-
Piles; Gravel; N..~-,' Dsezrss
PapiIati0n OF heart, S,,n. s's
Asthma; D,..ssess
ScToiais; ST. ossAs kyvr
Fits. Ulcers; u,r-1th
DIR DIS treatment Df all dite.4at.a
Gent; operating only on the a.s4assa - JstaE-
system, avoiding all reducing agrnfs cu.r.. q -
ing sl's,sFias, ply icing, saiiss,iag, ae' 80.
DIR ID. has also on hand Aht.ar,r.a -
shoulder Braces, Flesh Brushes, Faatlr n"s's
cases. with direction for u.4nx. H.. Afaieaa~
DIR ~ DODGE. Hum0p.r.a.i
oso ~ Eafilnstsa, Ios..
"'' - " congregational ehuss,
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Dr. David Prlascc.

/ lEVoTEs particular attention to Surgery, includ
- ing the treatment the diseases 1.-THE Eye ant
The Ear. Es-Oice, north-ea st corner of Fourth ant
Green streets. run sfairs) 81 Louis. Mo- rauy ~!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

GUAM AsrA,Rs--ras NV York TINES
publishes the Following extrac, from a letter ius,
received "from gentleman Of ia,rlligsaee, aud
Of familiar ac}aAinta,.e with II .vaaaa
"A friend frcm HwAna, 1 regret 10 s,v, as.
sared Ms Tat tae old asco ,,ts us p,ss,n Il in H..
n'tcs p:acts,l upo, h> d..i h,h.s Of the l6,h
Aasast ara not without fomlai,o. H. says
.,. Wien oatseaaaa refisel to ka,el, the SOL
d,ers struck him below the kae,s with tho NUTS
y Mcsr E'nss anil taas J,rs hsm .ara. have
seasol 70 bslicvs every word OF TITS, a,taor-h
nsnst.o nays hsca = sceptic, ), 6rm'y I'D
Sonnds N the knawa character Of s,aniaras far
Their reverence far tn rem Tins Of ~, is.s "a
.oe'r del'cicv All kin lncss in all cases Of ;n.s.
or approaching DEATH wen ao,a III, seas,,a M
sss, ". ms inform .ticn whic', As eiio,s Won
ought 70 possess TO. present .. sabse ,,en, u,ss
:! see TINT Spain Is ahou, Ia s,a3 mnrc ,rans.
Slei lh.ppsa to know tina, the Treasury of
Cuba y lower Tim ever before knoyo, aud ,hs
Rothscald Blls (evary Cnsan knows tho m,, ,ae
plv--sresh taxes ?s Wv = "
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

uSr RECEIVED 100000 fl pine lumber. among
~ which viii he found 900 o. hoarins of tac
very hest guilty. 900 nfpine weather ding,
aaii inch, 100000 pine athS. from Sa.s6 10 S2.Ts
per ooo 400 600 shingles all for sale at the very
lowest prices. All those wishing to buy lumber
please give us call. ny calling at the store If j. s.
ktmhall Co. you will tnA hand always ready ta
wait on you. dune so.is5il ] kiMBALL X &c
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
FAIL TRADE ISL

L. c. PIPING & CO..
No I5s. Min street, Saint Louis, Missouri,
l3AFE in store and are constantly receiving
| their new ami elegant stock OF Carpeting, Oil
Cloths &c, consisting in part of the following va
rietieS.
CARPEr S.-Royal Velvets and Witons, Ia
pestries an Brussels, Imperial Tree Phys, Fine and
extra fine Ingrains, Scotch and Veeetian.
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c.
Every verety and style, floor OIL cloths, from
TO 81 feet wide, Cheneiie Rugs, Velvet and Taftatl
do; Mats, Ft,or Bochngs, Table aud Piano Gov.
ers, stair Rods. sc.
We would also cll n" attention Of Merchants
to our large stock of Wal Papers, Uindor Cur
tain Papers and
1000 pairs Transparent Window Shades. which
we offer at wholesale at exit emeiy low prices.
Having Imported and purchased our stock from
the most celebrated Factories. and being of the
latest and most approv~d styles. Our friends and
strangers visiting the city will find it greatly TO
their advantage to examine our goods before pu r
chasing. l.. c. TIPPING 4 CO.
ST Louis, august %, 1881 w2m
Tremendous Stock OF
e~SAa0
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SAINT LOUIS.
A RrRipGE. JAMES SMITH VIM SMli
PARTRIDGE 4 CO.

ENERAL Grocers, Commission and Forward
ing Merchants, NO. II, Water street, st Lou
il, Mo. E5sWill make liberal cash advances on
consignments OF Produce for sale in 81 Louis, New
Orleans, New York and Boston. june /, 80 -6m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

100000 DOLLNRS,,

100000 HOLLARS.!
We have thts, fall the largest and most magniti-
cent stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the ST. SIZE
and make of our goods, II is useless TO speak. as
We have reputation far and de. OF Ike epins the
Best Made Clothing in the Country.
And from the many advantages that we possess
In importing and manufacturing our Itire stock
for cash, and selling to none but prompt men and
furthermore, the tremendous amount Of Goods
that we sell. il must he apparent to every onetnat
we can sell NJ lower prices than any other house
WENor ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
af-on the 18th of August we will open our EN-
TIRE 70 TX ftr inspection. All we ask is. for
you to call and examine, as we are fully satisfied
you viii purchase. In addition To our large stock
of staple Goods, we have a large assortment Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING
Es1Mot,o-s%L Large sales and small prohts.''
MARTIN BROTHER,
No. iis Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
MARTIN y BornrR.
No. ia Broadway New York
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To tlaaSekecpe

To VI"N~ektcrefs.
'lNHE subscriber would call the attention efFam-
lies u the tllaw,nsh<t af choice articles lust
received from the east. amt OF superior quatits
FEAS-tmaeftat. Young British iastrc; lsinclaSs;
Hgsnn,G anpowaer and Figs and Raistns,
BhcSi Sperm oil. stove brushes:
Bakers Cocoa; ICooper's Gelattnes
do 8rnma Soda and cream tartar;
SrIced CAN"olates ,SNrahhins brushes;
Corn starch, Fartnas Washing blue, Starch;
Macearnnt \ Vermaccnis Ext Vanilla and lemon.
Arrnwroo,; ,WaSh,nv powder;
Spices. Of all kinds; Vanilla bean, Rosin snap;
Herbs for culinary pur- Pure mustard in hu'k;
poses; do do do cans,
Star and mould Can Hes; Whiting Pipe clayhalisto
Sperm candies, lard oil; remove grease spots;
Toilet soaps, Hops, etc. etc.
april sl.St EE GAY
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BURLINGTON HA w KEY E.
The Knox Insurance Company

Inc AnOX insurance company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-S2GO,G0o
E5.Ofice on Water street.-the Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, VIScENNEs, INDIANA.
fINHlS Company having been duly organized and
l. ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate and by personalguarantee, afenow pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or DAM
age by FIRE, on Buildings, Merchandise, Machine
ry, Mills, Manufactures, and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce In the
course of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, etc., ETC., also the Huls of Steamboats,, and
other vessels andupon the lives of individuals go
ing to California. The rates of premium will be as
low as those of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Anlosses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock of this Companyis held entirely in the
West and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
R. earn ,Vincennes la TT. Benhridse LAT Ia
w. J. Heberd, o w Early, Terra Haute 90
Jno w Maddox" H Allis, Evansville, 20
Jacob Pea, Sc Bottorf,J etters onvile GO
Samuel Wise, 6 wv Hughes, 6
P.P.Baiey. Fl Waynes' IL. Sparks, g 's
James Keigwin. Jetfersonville.
Hon. r. N. CARNhN, Pres ident.
SIMON BoTroRFF. Vice President.
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEBERD, Treasurer
T1-Shart Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOOTE, Agent.
! may rs, lS5o-tec 81 s40-f Burlington. Ic'va
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Araoctors McNnEs!--Tae Caio willie Jo,ra.
a says that a m,ss brutal murder was con Mite |
Spon she p>rsoa Of yong wanna b. the nlms
cfaMuy Ann Hyatt.
She was seatea In her hoase, easa,el in tae
performance Ct scn, domestic duty, AID sarro md.
Cd BY her caildren, wa.n she was slot thro ,.h
the &c. ID with rid, blll and Instantly killed.
Tue next N ,cainy. SON. % ths nei. hbMs passi,s
the holss Were alarmed b., the cries Of She cha.
d7en, and, Oh catering, {, mi tn " still seated
IN tho chair slrro led NJ the children, who wsec
attempting u ro,ss their Mother from whit they
Thought WAS oal, deep slunsse. From the
Statements of the children. their mesh,r hal h.ea
IN that co alitioa siacs the previous evening, and
hence L y sapposst tint the 4 eel WIS con nttea
NJ thst tims AMI tAst th,s> chl,rea w,s thus left
A!olcwith th, corrS Of the w,nla through III,
night. Tae Joarnd says.
S,spicioa rs,tel u. n ole Pi;asas johnson al
tbs psrpstrasor OF tas issi, ana al, .ea. svd .nc,
being al i'cs before the c,roaers Iasy, the Cor.
oncrss jury the C,ro,.r Immediately iss,el his
warrant f,r HI, ap,'ea.aso,, anl h, |, nov IN
Jail awaiting his trial G ,lesbarg N.w.l,,,ef.
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ROOMS! RoOKS,

BOOkS. BOOKS.
fSNsxy0 rNEsH ARRlVAL,-lust eeeired nj
AG 'he ehean bookstore, N new lot ofBooks
SNuNraI smons which the following may be
Galdsmith's .. "s"""'
aim"nss sthhenss Rome; trvinxs,sworL:
.o'asm,'hs miscellaneous works
lorenzo Dnw>s complete works
ihamas Dicks' works ;life of Calvin.
Life OF Charlo.tee El1aha,h
Memoirs ofthe House of Orleans
Washington and his Generals,
Roads and Rail Roads,
Et'qaete for Ladies and Geptlemen.
Weesters Dictionary unabridged, crown ouar,o.
Lives ana Poencal works of Kirk White:
N,uoh, ShaSsreare, Scott. Campbell, Thom,on
Moore, wordsworth, Hewitt, Cook, Lanaon'
Troy, british Poets; Poems of ossian IA &c
Jays morning and evening Exercises;
ciarke'S Comprehensive Commentaries.
Alexander on Psalms;
Hrown on the First Epistle of Peter
dosenhns, Barnes Notes, Browns Conrora.n...
Lonking's Notes, Neanders Life of Christ,
Members Planting and training of tho c.u,.h
nss'n's biblical Antiquities;
Bonyan's Holy War;
Daan'gne,s history Of Reformation;
bunvan's Pilgrims Progres 8; Boscop,s x.,r,o,
Buffers sermons; "'"s,
Howard on the Prison World;
Dowling's history Of Roman SIN. Prison re.
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NJ " VI n ~ WI
Newman 4 Graft

4 TTORNEYS and Councillors At Law. Jefferson
street. Burlington Iowa. T5@Particular at
tention given to the collection Of claims. convey
ancing and all other business Entrusted to our care.
Refer to Ex-Cinv. James Clarke. DR. r.. Lowe.
VIM. B. Ewing Fl. II. Griffiths. Of this city.
Burlington July II, ls5o-sm.
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IEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY PLNUGU

g.. THE Subscriber keeps constant.
MN ly on hand a large supply of the
sakzssEs4SaESaSs above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse right and left hand, with the latest
improvements and are prepared to SUPPLY any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough Ia much i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by containing the curve
OF the land side regularly round up to the beami
Which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under IT. thereby rendering il almost mo ssihle
10 choke II ont in the worst OF stuhhle. The mould
board Is put on with bolts instead Of rivet5, here
tetore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill,
winch hardens as hard cast steel, aud prevents
II from wearing OFT: thereby preventing tho Plou IA
nom running unsteady after being usel year or
two' The mould board OF the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron, and the share Of steel, and win
scoui as bright as silver, in the highest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary, il is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
not, we say try it, and Judge for your selves. This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made In the country. and at the prices at which is
now sold, 1t is without doubt the cheapest.
burlington. ap IA JOHN G. FOOTE.
CAWS: milt, CrosS-cut, hand, pannel, lemon and
\ >meat Saws just received and for sale by
Juno $1,000 JOHN FOoTE
CRUSHED suG ARS--ae barrels cru she'd anapow-
~ aerea sugars for sale by w. +. ConLRApeuNCo.
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4, y. RASr, RNrltugtnn CARSON a EAraS MTs
". ID, RAND 4 CO.
DEALERS in Lutnher, Shingles, Lath and Square
- Timber. Burlington. iowa.
~ Lumber Yard between Washington and rsf
ferSon streets.
rs~uiace on Jefferson street fsrnla,ssi
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NtVN EkN MD SFNVEN,
IDpWLANnS, AmNS', Woods, MaNwell's and
~ Nhnn's short AID tong h.aaleA, sQaa,e and
round nn'nt Saercls and spades, hay and manare
FORKS, corn and sarAea hoes. .,Nallran'S" corn
AMI grass scStheS, scvthr Snaths. straw knives.
hay cutters, log ant trace CHAINS, etc, tor safe a.
AZ st'at Gatsrtras \ Co.'s Hardware store
hRf GoonS-rho subscribers have in store
ltarse assortment of staple dry goods, aaantea
- the season, which they offer for safe at a very
small advance on cost. 10 ctnSe.
arr tS,,Al w. + CnolRArGa 4 co
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Bgrlin gsen. ApriIrar ia

b~tA3 ~NNsr lpEE4 D. 1871
DO hereby certify that ay wife has lad ssr-
poor health for a year or twa. subject IL sev.~.
headaches. had a severe attack a. ASTHMA ama -
lent headaches which rraArtd h~r very Eor !.
much so that II was thought she rGaEd rrfys. -
employed uF Dodge ~ this rsIy- she rrasaas~
grew better. and is anw able tn walk r;sAen. -
fatigue and her headache has almost ,ntiselx s..x
eli. GEORGE D. yAN arr
ADALIAE VAN EEfx