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The New York Tribune states that on Thurs
day last. 40 veteran Hungarian Hussars sailed
from that port Southwark. in quest of military
service, and furthermore. that they were follow
ed on Monday by 81 others, of the same class,
bound for the same destination. This certainly
looks little like another Cuban Expedition.
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Burlington, July 30, lS5l-T
LEGAL NOTICE.

To JOSEPH STEwARTs
Sir, you are notified that there is now on lille in
the Office Of the clerk Of the District Cour: Of Des
Moines county Iowa, petition Of d. Moseby Ew-
ing claiming Of you the sum Of 500 - as due on
promssory note and that an attac hme nj has bee
issued in said suit against your property and lev
led on the W. Inf +. hf and F.. hf w. hf N. r.. or
sec. II, 7. IL N. of Range L. w. And also on part
s. W. or and part w. hf n. +. or sec.s, T. ~ of
r. +. W., in Des Mones county; and unless You
appear and answer said petition on or before the
end day of the next term of the District Court for
said county TO be holden in Burlington on the 4,h
Monday Of October next, judgment will be rem.
dcrcd against you in said suit and said land sold
to pay the amount found due.
o. WlGHrMAN, Clerk DC.
L. d, Stockton. plfI,S ATTY.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

Ner dai Strange crime.-In San Francisco, as
We see by late papers, man was arrested and
brought to trial, charged with cutting off the tail
of Mr. Sung Took, citizen of the celestial En-
pire. Mr. Took presented his wounded tail for
the inspection Of the court. His Honor sympa-
thized with the poor man SO baharousy attacked
in his most tender point, and fined The william
500. Mr. Took went away grieving most Of all
that he could no more tail unfold. But ..thcrc
is divinity that shape, our ends, rough hew
them as we NAYS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

a correspondent OF The Baltimore Sun, writing
from Washington, under date of the 18th July.
learns that the prospects of Gen. Foote's election
as Governor of Mississippi, very bright aid
promising. OF Mr. Cobb's election, as Governor
f Georgia, there can be no doubt. Thus will the
principles of the Union party prevail in two of
the most inportant Southern States
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

! a fastidious boarder, at cheap establishment
y new York, lately appeared at the table, hen
.. ls.ner unsavory ham presented itself for dis
euss.on. Il looked well, but said the boarder,
"n.s host, Show horribly it smells?n
Wen" replied his keeper, Hwhat o. that ?.
1e Mold man you come to the table to eat your
EQUALS, not to smell of 'cm''
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

The number of letters received in New York
Post office, by various steamers from Europe,
California. &C., for the quarter ending 30th of
June, amounted TO 552, 0a5, and the number des-
patched 93l $50; showing an increase of l,O6i
letters during last quarter. The newspapers have
considerably increased. Add the average domes-
tic correspondence and it will give 6,O99,125
which have passed thruuh this Office during the
last year.
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j. BUTTERFIELD-
Commits sioner of the General Land OfsassT

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Every person entitled to the right ofpre -emrtrcr
To- any the lands within the ships aad of
townships above enumerated. is required tn sstsha
lsh the to the satisfaction OF the register aaa
receiver Of the proper land rEsrr. rni make pay
ment therefor practicable gSr ssftNF fair
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement of the public sale of the ianis ennera-
cling the tract claime otherwise such claim Will be
forfeited. ]. BEFTERFlELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land oficr.
June 10, iS5l-l3cw
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

John l.. Wormely, lawyer, deliberately shot
dead his son-in-law, Anthony Robiou, at Ches-
terfeld. Va, Oh Wednesday. Robiou was form
erly wealthy and was Deputy Sheriff. The par
ties had had quarrel
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

A pompous clergyman once said to chubby
faced lad, who was passing him without raising
his hat, ado you know who am, sir, that you
pass me in this unmannerly way? You are bet
ter fed than you are taught. think"
"Wall may it be soa. mistur,' said the boy
'fur You teaches me, an | feeds myself"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To JOSEPH SrEvART
sir:-Iou are notified that there Is now on file
in the office of the clerk Of the District Court Of
Desm"iaes County, Iowa. petition OF John M.
Swan, claiming OF you the sum of s55 rs as due on
a promissory note, and that an attachment has
been ISSUED In sail suit against your property, n
levied on the West Of the East 1, x the East half
of the w. half N. T.. quarter Sec. IL L. 72N of n.
) W.-Also on part of s. W. Or, T. part Of W. half
N. f.. or. Sec. ,, r - Mr.. w. in said county
and unless you appear and answer said petition on
befnrc the second day of the next October tern,
Of the District Court for said County, to be holden
in Burlington on the lth Monday of October next,
Judgement viii be rendered against YOU in said
suit; and said land sold to pay the amount found
due. o. G. WlGHrMAN. Clerk C.
n. SrncKroN Plf>S Airy.
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wv. c. PsEsroN, now on visit 10 r,;r6.,,
Les partially Frustrated by paralasys. His
ion a. ana arm are affected--his speech and Wis
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SZG0O!!

sI%VVVee
TIME subscriber has on hand stock Of CT 9TH
| ING, amounting TO two thousan dollar switch
he offers at forty cents less than original COST.
mav,, 1851 r. NJ. PORTER
missouri STATE MUTUAL FIRE ANDMA-
Nl RINE. INSURANCE CO., ST LOUIS.
DIRECTORS John OFaIlen,
G.. H. Peek, r. W. Holt, s. NJ. Edr-ll,
/ A. Eddy, G. M Valleau, W. A. Conn.
Jahn Z NcCune, u. u. Page. John Siserson.
~ risks taken by tho undersigned, at the usual
rates Of premium. for one month to six years.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1850 G LAuMAN BRO
I'd BOXES superior Clnret W ne. for sale low
= hy fjulv q, T. r. GAY
ITORSE tfLS Just received. fot sale by
II June H. IS, John & FOUlh.
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BY AUTHORITY


ny hh PrssbfsHf Of hs GRHs1 Nhkf
iN pursuance. 81 In -, 4. MiLLARp FILL
MORE rr+srteat ef the Tasted stst~s VI
America, do hereby declare and msse hs~~n.
that pahlse sale. viii BE hell Tie ssdssnea
toned Land ufices In the state Of IONA, 81 the
periods hereinafter designated. 20 Wit.
At the Land ONCE at IOWA CITY, commencing
On Monday the irst LAY Of September EeHf+ frr the
disposal Of the public lands situated in The follow
ing named townships, viz:
NORTH II the base iias and r<ss efne sfa prfaeirs'
msrfdfsH.
Township seventy -niHr, ~ ranrr t~rnty -nrhF.
townships seventy -nine ami eighty, ef range
thirty.
Townships seventy nine and eighty, Of rsngs
thirty one.
Townships seventy nine. eighty and eighty ono.
OF range thirty-twca
Township eighty -pHr- rf rarrr thirty three.
AZ The Land Office At FAIRFtELy- commencing
on Monday he fifteenth dag ssf september nrst, for
the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships. tn wit:
Worth Of iAe base tine --sf of the fA rrIHfFsf
rnrrrtHr.
Township scrcnsy. of range tffsrty-
Township seventy, or range thrrty- two.
Township seventy, Of range thirty three.
Al the Land 0thce at DuBuQuE- on Moa.ay ths
eighteenth day OF August neSt, for the disposal
nf the following tracts, to wit:
smali Isiand in sections srrrnfecH ani eigAfrrrr
IN township eighty-two north, of range one east.
aud the southeast quarter Of section fw~nfy sSrsn,
In township niaety-six north, Of range SssI west
af the nth principal mel it.Ian.
Lands appropriated hy law fsf The use of sfhn1iSt
military and other purposes. together with .thos~
swamp and erfl flowed lands made unit thereby Tor
cultivation" il any. hirh shall be selected BY the
State authorities heofe the days appointed fer the
commencement Of ire rrshis- sales respectively,
finder the Act entitled In ast On enable the state
1T Arkansas and bfher States tn reclaim the swamp
lands within their Iimits.- approved September
2sth. 1850 viii be erciuded fror the sasf. And no
locations for land bounies heretofore granted By
any law OF Congress, for military services rvndef
ed to the United states, EtH BE- prmffied on fA~
rborr mentioned frnts- ~ provided Ivy the oct -hfi-
lei. t-An act making appropriations far the civil
aud diplomatic expenses Of Gosrrnmrnf,~ xe--avA
proved 81 March, 1851.
The Offering OF the lands will se commenced on
the days appointed, and proceed in the order IN
which they are advertised with Ill cnnFrrs~nt dis
PATCH until the hole shall have heei offered and
the sales thus closed; but sale shall ae krFt -p~
longer than two weeks, and private Entry uf AIRY
of the lands will he admitted until the expr atIon
of the two weeks.
Given under r,y hanI 10 the City ri Wa-ht~r'0n,
this sixth day Of May. AHno DuraIni rE~ th~Y-
sand eight hundred and hTfy -oH~-
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Rr President
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

\ 1 h 10 r 4 NJ ~!
TINE above named Pump is composed entirely
| Of Composition Stone. and Is free from the ma
ny objections justly urged against either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned is prepared
to sell County rights, in this State. Also, has on
hand choice lot Of said Pumps which he well sell
at reasonable rates. For further particulars en-
quire Of l.. f.. WRIGHT.
Asrccmcn Of the above Pump may be seen at
Henry :. Barsruh's, and also at Alfred Clark's,
Burlington, and at Messengers in Danville.
Mr. w. may be found at the farmers Hotel, or
at Howerd's shop. when not absent on business.
Burlington. June IS. 1851 IN
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w. Il. COOIbaugh 4 co.,

WHOLESALE NNOCERS. Jeffers street.
BURLINGTON. IOWA,
TTAVE in store and Offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices. aiding freight only, large and fresh
assortment Of groceries ,Liquors &c ,among wi ch
are to be found the following articles, Wit:
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illinois IMPROVED REAPING MACHINES

For the Harvest of 1851.
Manufactured by FLAGG 4 EWING, Illinois.
J. 9. LAuMAN l. BROTHER, Agents. .
nv are ready to contract with Farmers who are
DESTROYS, of obtaining better Machine than has
er before been offered to the public. The Illinois
Reaper is no longer an experiment, as it has been
proven that is better adapted to the neral
OF every Farmer than any other Machine.
Its advantages are numerous, II Is unrtuaich for
durability and despatch, il SQUARE before the
Horses on wheels four feet high, which makes it
overcome uneven surfaces, and avoids ciosging up,
as with small wheels il Can be run with either two
or four horses, it cuts ten feet wide and the Raker
slides the grain OIL by riding upon the machine, II
can be graded to cut from 10 inc hes high in two
minutes. The sickles made of the best Cast
steel, it will cut 600 acres per week if kept con-
stantly running, and will pa, for itself in one Har-
vest. For terms inquire OF
june S, 1851 JG. LAUMAN BRO, Ar,ts
T EAT LARD.-Ak kegs few choice Leaf Lard Tor
IL family use, for sale by LAUMAN 4 Bro
kENAWffA SALT.
Kan BBlS. No. !, Kenawha salt, in first rate
sFVV order and re-weghed, for sale a, the low
csc market rates by lily 2s) &c LAuMAN Bno
For sale nj Bargain.
4 LIGHT two horse spring Wagon or carryall
~ nearly new, with or without harness by
july IS, 81 G LAUMAN n Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31
WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LeNDi
NOW HEAR
HcinShciRllcr & Go.

WE 10 not intend TO brog nor emb~iiish the
w fact in the ieaSt--but We feel warranted IN
saying that we are now receiving and opening the
largest and finest assortment of
SPRING and Summer C,oshiAg
ever brought to this market. Onr hrst shirment
was received by the last upward trip Of the Wis
consin, ana Is now open to the inspection OF the
public. We are confident that all tastes will BE-
sa SIZED, and that prices will induce people To
ssdress up.o Oar stock comprises
Goats Of all kinds,
Sack, Frock and line Dress, si culors AMI material
summer coats nj all qualities, t4ricties and PR
ces. Better call and see them
Pants and Yeats,
From fine to supertine-cui and made according IN
the latest mode, and OF new styles Of goods. Nos
can't help being pleased, and after examining yo-
can't help purchasing.
Hanfktrchicfs and Efotes
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your patience. To mike long job short, Just call
and see them.
Hats and faps
or all sf,s AMI qualities The Hats are Of CtnrIa-
natl manufacture. and Of the latest shion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies ought
to purchase one from Heinsheimet h Co.
Tr1Rks, Carpet Hays and Gmbrefsf
BY the quantity-first rate articles-and cheap -
dirt.
Shirts, Golfers. SRI.
We almost forgot l., ntion shirts and Collars
We have them by the busheI, and Of every dcsrrir-
ton, so that all who may lie In reed will only have
ask in order get the very article they mey be
searching for. No more nj ~ e~ens hut ressfn the
pthic's servants. HHiHsHklMEh a. I'D.
1851
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For Shokoquon Regularly Burin. High Water,
THE Steam Ferry Boat, ssFLlNf
HILLS" will make regular trips
twice day. commencing tAls day,
Thursday, from the city nf Burlington 10 shokcGunn
during the continuance of high waset. The Flint
Hills is one of the most commodious and best yun.
ming Ferry Boat> on the Mississippi river. Fer.
riage reasons able, and every accommodation shown
that circumstances will permit.
april TO- so THOMAS FRENCH
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Hats and Cans!

I STURG1S 4 SON have just received their new
j stock for Spring and Sumn,er comprising full
variety Of every thing desirable in the line of HATS
AND CAPS for Men, Boys and Children. We have
all the various styles offne
MOLESKIN HATS
Prevailing in New York Philadelphia and the west.
Also-straw Hats, Panama and palm leaf. Cloth an',
Glazed Caps; Boys fur and wool Hats; Chillrens'
Fancy Hats and Caps.
We invite the attention Of Country Merchants to
our stock Of SOFT HATS, which is the largest and
most complete we have ever had; and which we
will sell at very small advance on New York pri-
ces for Cash!
CIOTHING!
We have also. a very fine assortment Of Cloth
and Tweed Coats, Black and fancy liner re Pants
Vests, and a general assortment Of SUMMER
CLOTHING, which having been purchased In the
East. we can and will sell very cheap.
Burlington, NAV I. 1851
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New Goods.

I'HE Boats continue 10 come loaded with Goods
-, Tor the '.FARMER's EXCHANGE" Amrng
the arrivals for the week, are # A-|
i"Ps' pop'n every vari- cases French, English
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q DOZ Of these convenient counter scales
IL inst received and foa sale by
burlington iuly - II GRirFirn's 81 Co.
CHOENBERGERS JUNIATA NAILS.-20O kegs
cuf the above brand, comprising every size from
to 90, also fencing and casing nails. horing hrais
cut and wrought spikes. These nails are manufac-
Tired from Shocnb,rgct's cclebra ted Jnniata iron
and are confidently recommended as the hest nail
in the market. For sale, wholesale and rctale, by
Burlington July 2l.'5l H II GRIFFITH Co.
r AMPS.-A complete assortment Of Solar, Hand
l 4 and hanging Lamps Cooking Glasses, Wait
ers, paper shades, dome shades: britannia ware.
and general assortment OF house keepers furnish
ing hardware, always On hand and for sale cheap at
July - GRtFFIrHS Co.'S Hardware store
SHOVELS, SPADES, &C.
DOWLANpS cast steel polished shovels;
II Ames' cast steel Ito
Rowland's cast steel spades; Grain scoops
Handled steel and co nnon corn and gafden hoes;
Long and short handled manure Forks,
Round and square tang Hay do
may list J G LAUMAN 4 BRO
Nh AND CIRCULAR sAWs.-We have now
vi on hand a very desirble assortment Of mill
and circular saws, comprising Of all sizes
from $ to -, inches, "Rowland's'' "DisstonS"
mill saws q. Il, also crosscut and framin:
saws for sale very low by GNltrITns n Co
CtELF shntin. gate hinges, strap hinges, for sale
tJby (may ,, IL J e. LAU2IsH u Bro p.
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GROCERIES, &C.

GRDG III
10 hhis n. o. sugar;
6 hhls loaf 4 pow'i 10
30 do s. n. and N. q.
mnllsscs;
SO bags Ria,ffay'na and
lava Coffee;
IS hf chs asS'd Teas;
10 cotties do DO
1900 lbs. Goldfish;
20 hf bbls No. I and ?
mackerel;
20 or do Mol mackerel
IS boxes Herring;
80 do Ratsins;
10 do chewing To-
bacco;
gross smoking do
u boxes pure starch:
casks do saieratus;
s do Rirei
1000 lbs. madden;
400 do indigo;
Arso--Giue, Narnish.
Whiting. white Lead. ct
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r.. =. GAY, wholesnl Druggist,

HAVING received his spring stock Of Drugs.
IL Ne hcines. Surgical Instruments. Paints Oils.
Window Glass Glassware, Dye-stuHs, SC, would
calihe attention of Physicians, Druggists and coun-
try Merchants. to his stock, viii IN he offers at
wholesale at st Louis prices aiding freight; guar
anteciag in all cases. purity of articles at loves,
Cash prices. Persons sending orders may rely up
on having them executed nj the lowe prices
The following is hut a small part ofhis stock.
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August Election.


BURLINGTON, July s2d, 1851.
EDITORS OF BURLISsroN TELkGRApH:-Please an.
nounce my name candidate for the office of TREAS
uRER and RsCoRDEE 1t the ensuing election.
July %. st CHARLES MADEIRA.
August ElectiOH-County Judge.
L7~We are authorized to annourc Col. ISAAC
LEttLER as an INDEPENDENT candidate for the
office Of County Judge. July 81
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10 hsls y \ Brandy;
8 do sweet Malaga
wine;
10 coils MANILA Rope;
81 bxsBoston saieratus
scasks do do
400 rcams wrapping pa
per;
so iot bel cords;
100 ush.drted Apples;
100 do do Peaches;
1000 lbs bar lead;
so hays shot;
1000 lbs best matlier;
3 ceroons $ r Indigo;
5 hbis Alum;
6 hf bbls gr'd Ginger;
10 bags pepper;
s do Pimento;
SO hxs mould candles;
20 do star candles;
10 do starch;
SO do Virginia & Mo.
Tobacco;
10 hxs smoking do
, bills Almonds;
J do Filherts;
; do Brazil nuts:
100 drums Smyrna Figs;
100 hxs Layer Riisins;
100 he 10 do NJ n do
100 ar do do do do
boxes Oaangesy
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n, MckENNEY,s REGULATOR.

DR. McKENNEY,S REGULATOR.
A THIS medicine is now prepared by the FRO.
IA prictor and is offered for sale in quantity to
% suit purchasers, from one bottle to THOUSAND.
II is Positive Remedy in arrangement of the Bow
els, Diarrhra, Dysentery and Cholera Morbus.-
All " ho have used it pronounce II to he the best
and most certain medicine they have ever used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use Of it in
an extensive practice for the last two years, and
has become fully satisfied that ii is the only medi
cine on which he can fully rely in that disease.
Prepared and sold at the Family Medicine De-
pot sign Of the Good Samaritan, Burlington, iowa,
and by agents generally throughout the west.
June -. 1851.
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E.. az
$50 bush. dried Apples
and Peaches.
II i.ags xpses and pep
per;
ce boxes groan.iGinxrs
10 hi bills do do
20 lbs. Nuimegs,
Is do Cloves.
30 mats c3ssias
ts's ground mustard
10 do pepper sauces
70 do Cuba c g3rss
90 do bar SOAP;
IS do vsrisgas~d d.
IL coils MANILA cord
age;
% iox bed cords.
100 do corn brooms.
5 do zinc wash boards
SO do painiesihaeketsi
10 nests do tubs;
1870 Tbs ON chaInst
rurrrn.ihe. Lsnrr-d Dill
=, etc, for sale by
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l of GRIMES STARR, arc requested to make
Immediate payment, to either OF the partners.
July 81, 1851 GRIMES 4 STARR.
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Pure Wines and Rrandies. for Medical purpose ).
CASK Signette Brandy; Is cask very tine pale
l. Otard do; doz. Caret Wine; Port and NIadei-
IA do Tor sale by (jnly 2sD @ LAuMaN Z Bro
I Zeal NOTICE. The friii Of GRIMES / Siam
IL this day dissolved by consent A new firm
has been formed composed Of Henry w. Starr,
James w. Grimes and George Snyder. The BUSH
will be continued at their old stand under the
style OF Starr. Grimes & snyder.
JAMES w. GRIMES,
HENRY w. STARR,
July 81, 1851 GEORGE SNYDER.
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Having changed OUR business tn an exclusive
wholesale trade, and being dstermined to keep, at
all times. good and general assortment, we re-
specially solicit those who bny to sell again, to
cali and examine our stock AMI prices. Merchants
or others sending orders may rely upon their be-
ing filed At THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March 81, 1851 w. F. COOLBAUGH & co
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IainkiNC STOVES.

sSsl A large Assortment, Of various patterns,
I'd such as rtairir state. Kentuckian and Irv-
eting, Mo lei, Eureka Air Tight; Also, IeffeTs
splendid double oven: bc, and common Premium,
&C. all Of which will be sold low for Cathby
June sT.'5i PRUGH h COOK
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Y ANU
ANCE COMPANY. Chartered Feb. Sth, $50.
CAPITAL $500 00oS $50 600 paid in and well secured
A. NJ. CRANE, Sec'y G. s. ORTIZ, Pres't.
TINE subscribers. having been accredited as A.
| gents orthe above Company, are now prepared
to issue open special Policies for Fire or Marine
Risks, in this any Of the adjoining counties, up
goods or produce. in store or In transitu; upon
carsoes on lake, river, and sea vessels, or land
transportation; on funds otherproperty.b by mail,
etc, etc, favorable terms as those ofany 9TH
respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will bear favorable comparison
with any Company or Agency In the West. having
alarge unimpaired CASH CAPT. and being known
o have adopted liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses will he promptly adjusted and paid at
this Agency in New YoRK FUNDS.
J. G.. LAUMaN & BRO, Agents,
corner Of Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10, Is5O-iy burlington, Iowa.
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sugar;
so bhls Belcher's elf
fled sugar;
10 bhlsloar and crush
ed sugar;
$50 bbls and half Dbl,
plantation molasses;
SO do syrup = II do
so hf bbls do do
bills Carolina tar;
100 kegs do do
$50 SKIS prime RioCntiee
100 hf chests and cad.
dies Tea;
l0tierces new Rice;
las pkgs No l, > and !:
mackercl.
10 hf bhls pirk'd ST..
mon:
100 boxes Cod Fish;
so dozpainted buck cts
80 nests do tubs;
boxes ass'd Pickles
90 do mustard;
90 do r d Pipes;
90 do clothes pins;
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
5000 do cotton batting;
80 boxes Cuba skies;
50 do Chocolate;
90 do Broma:
- do Pepper sauce
90 IN Lemons.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

HARDW AXE
FINHE subscribers having received the greater
J. part Of their fall stock OF hardware, respect
fully invite the attention ofpurchascrs. Our stock
is very complete-comprising every thing in the
hardware line, and will be sold at St. Louis prices,
freight added. July 2ll II. Fl. GRIFFIrHS 4 Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

Fresh and Gcnuine Black and Green Teas,
IRON the Canton Tea Company, New York, OF
Il all qualities an! prices. Hereafter customers
may rely upon full supply at the Agency in this
city, oftheir favorite Teas, at the New York re-
tail rates. We have aow on hand
1000 lbs superior Young Hyson Tea at so and co
cts perlb.,
500 lbs. finest Oulony Tea, 80 cts,
500 do sweet Chulan do 50 cts;
so do In,eriil. GunpOwier. SC, various quail
tiles and prices, and warranted good.
my |, 1851 J. F. TALIANT, Agent