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NEW STORE.

ME subscriber solicits call from the Ladies to
l. 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 bs found a tine assortment of bonnet
silks and veivets silk illusions and colored grapes
rich embroidered cambria handkerehiefs, white and
black lace capes.
lie has also recently received beautiful selec-
tioh OF African and natural co!ored MUFFS; white
and black vi torines, fur cuffs misses mufs, SC.
all OF which re offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side of the eastern Cities
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
hracng every article in the staple and fancy goods
lines inviting all customers who desire CHEAP, nc "
and desirable goods to call at the old stand of D.
GilchrlSt X Co. 2. NJ. FORTIER.
Burlington. NDy r so
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Il. cHANEY Is a cana,aate for NitH Ke-

NV. II. CLANCY is a candidate for City Re
corier at the next Chartar Election.
fS-Ne are authorized to announce the name of Tho.
nlXtNsroN Esq, as a candidate for AldermHn ofthe 81
Ward. at the next Charter election. Feb, 20, 81,
O. Mr. Ep,roR:-fiease announce siLAs \. Hup-
sox and NA SuSDsRLA>4>as candidates tar Aldermen
IN the First Ward. MANY VOTERS
tYA LECTURE viii be delivered before the iowa
Hniofcal and Geological Institute On tomorrow, chi
dayl evening. The public are invited to attend. No
pcstponement on account Of weather FEB ., 81
The southern Iowa horticultural society holds
lis regular monthly meeting on Thursdaynext, the
slh OF March, at O'Clock +. NJ. at the Council
Chamber. under the HaWh-ENe Office.
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RI VAL.
III a v d en- & wills on
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
n E NJ O " AL

Carriage Trimmings and Trunk Furniture,
nAVE removed to the spacious store No. II
l l. Main street, between Market and Ches aut, one
door south Of the Custom House.
They would respectfully invite the attention of
manufacturers merchants and others, to their pre-
sent stock. as being the best and largest assort-
ment of goods in their line west of the mount
and as they purchased directly from the manufac-
turers in America and England, they feel confident
of being able to give their customers entire salts
faction.
They are receiving large additions to their stock
from domestic and foreign markets, and have made
arrangements for full and regular supply of
Harness. Skirtin. and Bride Leather,
which will make their advantages for supplying the
trade equal, if not superior, to those Of any other
house i'll the west. tSt Louis, Feb. 90, 1851
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WIN Whitman.

w HOL ESALE 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
sortu,ent Of staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety of Woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis. Feb. 6 1851
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AUCTION SALES

BY WI HOLpRlDGE,
On Thursday Morning. 27th Feb. at half past
10 O'Clock, in iroEt Of the Auction Room, i25 haf
boxes by 10; Is ditto by - and so ditto 10 by
- Glass. Also, 5 bolts Carpet, all in fine order,
for the benefit Of whom il may concern. -Terms,
four months time. (Fehruary 20, Isl.
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Hardware and Cutlery.

ALoNZo CHILD. Z. G. PRATT. o. W. CHILD.
CHILD. PRATT CO,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers i'll Foreign
] and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, &c, No. 1i1,
Main street, 81 Louis third door from the Bank
of Missouri. now receiving and opening for
spring trade of the largest and most extensiv re
assortments of Hardware, Cutlery, &c, offer
ell in this market. Importing all our Englsh goods
direct from manufacturers themselves. and pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers at
lowest cash prices, we are enabled to sell low
as can be purchased in Eastern cities. Among our
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M have now received ana nave In store large
w proportion Of our Fall purchases, embracing
an endless variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholes sale
and Retail Trade, and are determined to sell at pr-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. 7, 1850 KIMBALL 4 CO
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Sn BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
sJO 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is bales cotton batting; boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt; 90 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 Nader; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
so boxes by 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
90 do 10 byte do bales sewing Irvine;
by IL, IL by Is, IL byls glass;
bales wrapping Irvine. just reed for sale by
oct "a, 80 J G LAUMAN BRO
D. BILLS. rectifed Whiskey; bbls. Mononge.
rS'S hcla Whiskey, just received and for sale BY
oct II, 80 J G. LarMAN& BRo
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Birds Nest Nursery.

I'M - U / G IN !, TOW A.
- ALL the choise varieties Of FRUIT and Or
NAMENrAL TREES, SHRUBS & PLANTS,
:, cultivated on an extensive scale, and sold
sSesae or Retail as low as at any regular estab-
in the United States.
- waking change in our Nursery Grounds we
~. OF about ten thousand choice Apple Trees
nave to be removed from their present location
=. eaH bargains il taken away early in the spring,
- - desire particularly TO call the attention Of
Susens about planting 0nf orchards 10 our trees,
sse thrifty, OF good size and all grated with
Oest kinds OF fruit.
hs1scn Fum and Cherry Trees-Currants, Rasp-
y sale. MraI1r .uo y og nnnrmre. always
isSI-H Proprietors
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Also. silk Vests, with the largest and most ele-
CANT assortment of GenHemen's Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this any other market north
of st Louis! Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen Shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel wolen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy silk and satin Crarats ard Searfs, 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.
ssDon'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 assured that he cannot
do better than give a call. We shall take pleas
urc in showing you stock, even you do not buy
Country dealers respectfully informed that
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them a handsome
profit. HEINSHEIMER CO.,
oct 81. 80 Jefferson street. doors below Third
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Just Received.
CHERRY Grape scarfs; Straw colored Florence
I J Mode cashmere shawls, silk Fringes;
Children's Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trimmings; Sewing silks, assorted;
Colored and black worstea Lace;
Zephyr Worsted, ETC., etc, for sale by
Nov %, 1880 P. n. FORTIER
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. / E .

Il This city Sunday last, MIR JoHN DIXON,
ned about 40 years, formerly from Ohio Mr. D.
y. hea, well known for several years as very
accent and faithful hand in the employ Of Capt.
rr.neh. on the Ferry Boat. At the late fire he
.,sa,ly distinguished himself for his activity and
and il is thought his exertions on that
occasion laid the foundation for the disease which
terminated in his death. He has left large fami-
!. "a mourn hrs loss.
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RUN HE RE.
Third Arrival of Fall and Winter Clothing at the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM!
l. CO., can afford TO Challenge
J. i CompetHont!-We have just received, in addi-
ton to our former heavy stock, Third Supply Of
Ready Made Fan und Winter CLOTH1N G! mannfac
tured at our own Establishment in Cincinnati! to
which we respectfully invite the attention of the
public at large; and to which solicit general GUS
tom. We challenge competition in Prices, and in the
quality of our stock! We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and we in
tend to continue what has now become habit, be-
lieving. do. in the motto, No trouble to show
Goods Quick Sdlesu Small Prcfts'r'
in our line. and selected and WARRANTED to be
smoothing else'' than what we sell them for. They
consist, in part, of the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress frockCoats all co's --latest styles
do sacks coats. all cols and do do
Bestbeaver and Kersey do; Tweed and Cashmere;
Rough and Ready Over Coats; Beaver do;
Clssinett and Cas- simere do Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, fall colors,) ETC., etc.
Boys Cl0thing.-Large supply!
Embracing every variety. from coarse to fine, and
suited to the season. Also. the latest style Of
Gentlcmen'< Cloaks,
~ materials.
Cashmere Pants all co.ors; Corderoy & Satnet do
Heavy and fine Moleskin do; Sleeps grey cloth 90
Single and Double Breasted Vests!
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NOW FOR BARGAINS::
th 20 nAn WORTH of Dry Goods, Boots,
SlS,UUU shoes, Hats, Caps, Qaeensware,
Hardw re, Ready Made Clothing, &c.,&c at great
iy reduced prices, for Cash. Those wishing TO pur
chase Goods will, find il to their advantage to call
and examine our stock before purchasing.
Burlington, dec, 5, 1880 GARRETT COOPER
TNAMILY GROCERIES-The subscriber has jus
received from Boston, fresh stock Of Family
groceries, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west ofthe Allegheny mountains
Nrt ,.1a3o THOMAS HEDGE
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NJ AAlED.

HRY and Green Hides, for which I will par Eha
- highest price in cash f0ct III RS ADA e
MAILS AND GLASS: 30 kegs Boston and Pitt
i Y burgh Nails, all sizes: 20 boxes by 10; 10 20
10 by ID glass in store, and for sale by
oct $50 GARRETT Cocrrr
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

e. W. Clark 4 Philadelphia.
J. w. Clark Il Eo......................Bos Boston.
E. w. Clark Il Bros..................St Louis.
e. w. Clark, Dodge Il Co............New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
f. w. CLARK, BROS, & CO.
TXCHANGE RATES
IL Eastern-for Specie par paper y cent. premium
do Currency
st Louis Specie or par paper
do Currency
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE oc. "a 80
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GOLD AND SILVER
TN exchange for current Bark Notes. by
l Burlington, Jan %, 1851 FRANCIS PEAsLES
~LASS WARE: Tumblers, Jars, Pitchers, Pre-
] serves, Salts, Peppers, ETC.; etc, ~ sale ny
r,vl4 Dt BOTS
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TO Painters & Dealers


IN WHITE LEAD. LlNSEED AND CASTOR OILS.
1NHE undersigned manufacturers OF White Lead
l. Linseed and Castor Oils, in the city of ST Louis.
having about two months since completed their s.
Enlistment, are now prepared to furnish Painters
and dealers with superior article of White Lead,
&c., &c.
Every Painter in the city Of st Louis. who has
yet tried our White Lead, pronounces superior to
any other manufactured in the Wests as il appears
b. their certificate published below.
February -. 1851. II. c. CLARK CO.
The undersigned Painters in the city of st Louis
hereby Certify that they have used the White Lead
Manufactured by r. c. Clark 4 Co.. of this city
snd find il so far they have yet tried it, to be
very excellent article. superior indeed to any 9TH
o. White Lead manufactured in the west.
John s. Watson, II. Thornburg,
Mcvicker Histeh. James Spore.
w. A. Thornhurg, Richard $. Hillman,
Gordon 4 Wood, w. s. Etris.
NJ. C. English. James Schollay.
Middle ton & Tarlton.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27

COOKING STOVES.
e1TaA THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
I'd great variety of Cooking Stoves, among
"a which the following described patterns may
be found, viz:
Extra Air Tight; Irving Air Tight;
Queen of the Prairie: Bucks Double Oven;
Eureka Air right; Continuation Air Tight;
Also-Heavy plate premium Stoves together with
a fun and complete assortment of Paror. Box. 10
and plate stoves, all Of which are offered Tor sale
low for cash. fDcc 81 PRUGH * COOK
Adnini S,rator's Notice.
NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
Y has been appointehhy the Court of Probate
Of Desmnines county Iowa. AAministratix on the
Estate of Angelo Drsken, deceased late Of said
county. All person indebted to said Estate, will
make immediate payment TO me-, and those having
claims against said Estate, will present the same
for settlement legally authenticated.
SARAH DRIsKELL,
Huron Township, Feb. ll,'5l Aiministra'ix
,..aa. IMPROVED FARM for Sale or Cash Rent.
sEESSE about II miles from Burlington ard miles
$40 from Shokokon. on Honey Creek, Henders on
county. Illinois, of 600 acres.
This Farm is on high and rolling prairie, is beau
tiru!ly watered by Honey Creek, which runs
through it for over mile, is well supplied with
young and thrifty timber, abundance of good lime
stone for building purposes. an unlimited range for
stock, making il Of the best farms for the stock
raiser or wool grower in the west and for raising
grain is unsurpassed over 800 acres under fence,
part of which is in timothy grass; 100 acres for
Surfing crop. A young orchard, good barn with
stables, and two dwelling houses form part Of the
improvements.
have also several pieces Of unimrroved lands
in the same county, within and 10 miles Of Bur-
linyton 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.
ian, %. 1851. FRANCIS J. PEASLEY-
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City High school for Young Ladies'.

City High School for Young Ladies.
TT>HE tenth term of the ssCity High school,, will
open in the basement Of the NJ. E. Church on
3rd day of March next.
1t is believed that the more moderate and de corus
class of Young gentlemen and boys will be no de-
trment to the select character of the school, they
will therefore, be admitted, especially if they
withssisters.
The price Of tuition will range from 81, $500
per term. For further particulars call the school
room.
We are determined, by all diligence and every ef-
fort in our power to make our school deserving
the very liberal patronage it has received.
With every expression OF kind regard for those
who have patronized us long and so>yell, will
venture to hope that they will still, with others look
upon us with favor. We are confident that we not
only have the most convenient location, but the
best furnished school room in the city. II is I'M
portant that pupils be present at the opening OF the
term, FEB 20 1851 r. W. GRAY, Principal
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LOOK AT THISii

TINE undersigned wishing to close out his pres
/ ent stock of Boots and Shoes of Eastern manu-
facture also Hats and Caps, offers to sell until the
10th Of March at COST Come one. come all who
want Bargains. Call at the Shoe and Leather store
Jefferson street, one door east OF Nam.
jan 30, Isl. l.. " ALLis
NYOrJCE-The under igned would respectfully
inform those who know their notes and &C
counts to be due that he wants money. They will
confer a favor by making immediate payment.
inn an NJ l.. WALLIS
CtHAWLS: blk, embroidered, Bay State and com
| mon Shawls.for sale low at (nlD DU BOiS
DURE WINES AND BRANDY'-Port, Madeira
I and Malaga Wines and French Brandy, for med
cal PURPOSES for sale by \ u JAhGAR
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"A A Il e / 1 d:
AN NOUNCEME ST>:

n hi. c,y, the s3d inst, By Rev. h. u. Dennis, ar
r,uAup NALLER 10 Miss ELi1HnErH NJ MuLtiS, all
OF this city
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INTEREST ON DEPOSITS


THE subscriber is now prepared 10 receive mon
ey nsit. for which interest VIII De paid as
per agreement have a fire proof vault; IN which
customers viii be allowed to place. free of charge,
valuable papers. &c.
Further information can be had by ceiling on me,
at my Old place of business. on Water street, be-
tween Jefferson aniWashington Darlington, iowa.
Business hours from A. NJ. 10 p. NJ
i'm %, 1851 FRANCIS j. {. Pc ASl.tf
P>asley'> Addition to the City of Burlington.
MART e this addition to the west part of tins
cit, is already slh-divided into lots and the
remainder viii se soon the weather permits.
Lots will front the continuation Of Jeiler-"h anu
Washington streets. The recent Improvements on
jefferson street make the lots accessible from
the city, and therefore desirable location for
buildings. All are for sale on reasonable terms
Apply to the subscriber, at his Office Water
street, Burlington, Iowa.
jan. %, 1851. FRANCIS j. c. PEASLEY.
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81 Louis. February 6, 1851,

81 Louis, February s, 1851.
Messrs r. c. Clark \ Co., it gives me much plea
sure to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, lind il equal
in body and wilderness, and quality generalyto any
article Manufactured in the west. Yon are at ill.,
erty to use this recommendation If II will be Of
any benefit to you. l am, with much respect.
yours. &c. CHARLES 7. WlL6rs.
SHOULDERS SIDEs-i5o pieces. p,ims ar
- ticle jus, receivcahy feh 21) d JAGGAR
DprAroES AND ON ,NS-For sale ~
feb 81 1851 Ed JAGGAR
DA lie IOWA Observation-Disclosures best make
To- sal. ny T.h 81 1851 JAGGAR
IlxrRA srPEaFiNE FLoUR-By the Bill. ar
ILess quantity Tor sale by tfeb21) DJAGGAR
MEAL-WHIrE CORN MEAL. fresh ground.
~ just received by FEB 27l T. ID IAGGAR
NEW HAMS-ieo New Hams just out of smoke,
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$1,000 In 90 cent pieces wanted
NOR which a premium OF 10 rcf cent, WIN se
4 p;ven At aBRAHAM>' Book store
;an.s.,5 Jefferson street, Burlington
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.


-ssfa Al this Nursery. q miles west of Blrliur
@sHt ton, Immediately the plank Dad, there are
~ss- In Guilty. alton 100000 Apple Trees; besides
PeaCh,Cherry Plum, Pers inmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit and the public general
", hay be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are detern,: ned never to be exceled by any
nursery-n,an in thu selection ofthe hest varieties
in dete citing and cas- ling out such as unwor-
thy OF cultivation. All or,>'rs executed promptly.
nov I; IS5o-6m A. Lh,tNARD 4 SONS
HOME NANUFACTURh.
'lNHE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
l Boots and Shoes. Of the most approved STYLE
and fashion. The above articles made of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
co skins, and by the best of workmen.
Also, ladies' and misses boots, buskns and ties,
Of every description.
Gents who wish neat article OF boots that will
tit the foot as well to suit the eye, will please
call at +. Wallis second door east of Main, Jei.
ferson street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, so f.. WALLIS
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IN part, as fOllOWS:-
Is ps cashmere;
10 dc sattinetts;
so do tickings 4 apron
checks;
rs doz. assorted WOOL
len comforts;
IS doz. hickory shirts;
rs do twilled flannel
shirts and drawers;
20 doz. royal ribbed do
10 lbs. Eastern yarn, all
colors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
so do bl'k patent thread
80 children's sacks;
% Bay State Shawls:
Is Colored embroidered
Thibet Shawls;
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
100 ps. assorted tiannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
8 doc. Fancy cravats;
30 Nictnrincs & cuffs;
20 Mantilla Polkas.
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NEW GOODS.
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l ol;. customers and the public generally. that he
is now receiving and opening aarse and fresh sup
ply of all articles in his line consisting in part Of
Mems calf, kip and thick boots;
do calf, kip and morocco shoes;
Ladies' calf, morocco and lasting boots;
do kid and morocco slippers:
Misses ca}f kid and morocco boots;
Childrens' shoes, large assortment, all of which
will be sold at reasonable prices by + W ALLiS,
oct II. 80 Jefferson ST., I'd door east OF Nam
FALL AND WINTER GOODS for 1850.
T G. LAUMAN s. BRO, corner of Jefferson
~ and Water streets, are now in receipt of their
Fall and Winter Goods, and would respectfully re-
quest buyers to an examination of their stock
The assortment is varied and extensive. ana we
can offer superior inducements TO purchasers
We invite attention to the following list which
comprisis portion Of the stock
Ladies' Dress Goods.
general assortment, comprising all the staples
and many fancy styles, Merinoes. cashmeres, NJ.
dc aincs black and fancy silk Poplins. alpaca us
tres. black and coored: just received and for sale
by (oct ,. '5o) J G LAUMAN BRO
GINGHANS.
4 CHOICE assortment of French and Domes-
\ tic Ginghams, plain black and black and white
chambray ginghams, all colors. just received and
for sale by (oct 3, '50) G LAuNAN 4 Bro
La FAYErrE FIREAND MARINE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. Sth. $50.
CAPITAL 5000 oao-s $50 eco paid in and well secured
A. NJ. CRANE, Sec'y G. s. ORTIZ, PTest.
TIME subscribers, having been accredited as A
| gents of the above Company. are now prepared
to issue open special Policies for Fire or Marine
Risks. in this any of the adjoining counties, up
on goods produce. in store or in transitu; upon
cargoes on lake, river. and sea vessels, land
transportation; funds other property by mail,
ETC., ETC., favorable terms those of any 9TH
er respectable Company or Agency in the city
The Company will bear favorable comparison
with any Company or Agency in the West. having
alarge unimpaired c ASH CAPITAL, and being known
have adopted liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses will be promptly adjusted and paid at
this Agency in New York FUNDS.
J. G. LAUMAN BRO, Agents,
corner OF Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10. ts5o-lv Burlington, Iowa.
missouri STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MA
wi RINE INSURANCE CO., ST LOUIS.
DIRECTORs:- John O'Fallen,
r. u Peck, r. Holt, s.M. Edg-ll,
J. 4. Eddy, C.M. valleau, w. A. Conn.
John & McCune, d. d. Page. John siserson
sz-Risks taken by the undersigned, at the usual
rates Of premium, for one month to six years.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1850 LAUMAN BRO
HATS & CAPS: Just received, Mexican. II
II Alto and wool Mems and boys Hats, Otter,l 9th
musk, plush. silk woollen and Velvet Caps alipri-
| ces, for sale by NOV i4) s Do Bols
| WISCONSIN Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,
w Notes taken at the same rate as other current
| Bank Notes FRANCIS J. c. PEAsLEf
Burlington, Jan es,,ssl Gazette cnry)