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Iowa State Baptist Convention
second session the Tenth Anniversary of
the Iowa State Baptist Convention will be held
win me Baptist Church in this city, ccmmcncing
on FRIDAY, the 26th inst, at 10 O'Clock and con-
unuing three days. Among other distingui shed
attendants from abroad is expected recently re-
turned missionary from Siam, Asia, who will
probably have many intere sting accounts to give
o. nus observations and experience in pagan lands.
n a sermon viii also be preached before the Iowa
Babtist Ministerial Conference on Thursday COM
ing, the 25th inst, at O'Clock. The public gen.
orally are invited to attend these meetings.
sept. IL, 1851. GU JOHNSON.
Cor. Sec. of I. s. b. G.,
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/. LEWIS,
Fashionable Hat Manufactures

AE Main street, between Jefferson Wash ET
60 ington streets, Burlington. Iowa. -
- EGS to inform the citizens of Burlington and
- vicinity, that he has opened wholesale and
retail HAT AND CAP STORE. and is prepared
TO manufacture to order.
Gentlemen who wish to have their Hats repair
ed, will now have opportunity that has here
tofore presented i,selfin Burlington. have one of
the best workmen IN the west who attends to that
branch.
also keep on hand the Boomer Bonnet and
other styles for Misses.
=. To Country Merchants I would respectfully
say. that am prepared to supply the on the most
liberal terms with Silk, Moes skin, Beaver Russia
and all other kinds of Hats and Caps at Wholesale
at low prices as they can BUY the same at Saint
Louis. Darlington, Sept. II. 1851
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=. IT. WpREAN. c. NJ VI CHUNG.
Morgan. W'Glumg a. Co.,.
WIJLES ALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN ANDDO-
NESrIC DRY GOODS.
= n

rs Min street. 81. Ionis. No
MORGAN NcLUNG y Co. will have ready fIr
vi exhibition by list September, the most extern
sive stock of reign all Dom site Dry Goods. they
have ever offered IN st Lpnis- It Is unnecessary
to specify gods, liitieS prices hut their
will embrace every article 81 French, German.
British or American nanufIctar which the neces-
sites of the trale require. E-pacial attention has
been devoted to the selection # ladies' dress goods
and merchants visiting this city may rely upon F;t-
ing ass )riment equal to any in the Union. FG@r
inten that the ext mt AMI elegance of their S.Hsk
shall .rhafe command the attention of merchants
visiting st Louis, ard they VIII ohiyate them elves
tn sell ghOi> "a low as they can Ne brought um ".
York or Philadelphia. They wili1uplicstc any hills
which may lie M nile in the Eastern cities, aiding
only the cost of transportation, sc.
# To cash or punciuni lie lers uansu1l 1'lucements
will b. off red. and all they SIX il that eir stock
my he examined, to convince m ,rchants of the
foregoing facts. aug S-fmw
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ny Telegraph to the Louisville Courier.
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.
Edward $. Phelps, OF Vermont, son of Senator
lpheips. mas been appointed Comptroller of the
Treasury, vice II. Hall appointed California land
commissioner
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STATE OF IOWA, Desmones county, SIS.

AN Vt to !" n, DeShUIheS county, IS.
District Court Of Desmoines county.
Jonas Wyeth vs. Mary Lorry Wyeth late Mary
TORY Hancock.
The State Of Iowa, to Mary TORY Wyeth late Ma
~ TORY Hancock.
WOW are hereby notified that there is now on
1 file in the office of the clerk of the District
Court IN Des Moines County Iowa, petition Of
Jonas Wyeth. praying to be divorced from the
bonds OF matrimony, and unless you appear and an
swer thereto on or before the second day of the
next term of the said court to be begun and held
at Burlington on the 27th day of October next
usoi) the said court will decree a dissolution of
the marriage contract now existing between YOU
and the said Jonas Wycth, prayed for in his said
petition GRIMES STARR, Attys for Pltf.
o. C. WIGurAI An. Clerk
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OLIVER BENEFIT * CO.,
-e. Wholesale Eealcrs in
Boots. Shoes. agats s. Caps.

1Oi Nun street. 81 Louis, Mo-,
RE no Y receiving their Fill supplies nj the
"A above goo Is, embracing greater variety If
qualities aud styles than they have before oil red.
Mtny If their ,ois have been m tnufIctured to
their ORDER and especially for the 81 Louis mar
ket in which special attention has been pain 10 ST.
yes as wen qualities.
Il sthair design. at all times, to have the rnSt
com,lete stock in the market, aud sell t1 pEOnIpf
m n "a IN, mot Mmod dating terms, ALTERING
themselves that thy an of.r inducements TO
Western buyers equai 4" that Of an Eastern rGet.
RCGBERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
m anufactnring comrany, fSr heavy stock Of
Mems. Lliiss' and Misses ihhers, will enable
them to sell atthe very lowest prices.
Purchasers will certainly find il for their inter-
est to give our stock an examination.
P. Especial attention paid to orders
st Louis, august 90, 1850 VAN
INASTERN EXCHANG E-For sale in sums to
~ suit by [api6 w. .CoOLBAUGH & Co.
"ORSE NAILS jus; fet-ived, for sale by
June l1,'5I John FooTE.#
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Burlington, February %, 1851.


This is TO certify that have had the gravel sub
ject to the most violent pain for twelve years.
Much of the time medical aid was of no to me,
until applied to DR. N. Dodge, under the action of
his medicine the gravel was soon dissolved and
passed off, a specimen Of which may be seen at his
Office am now well. ID. s. SuBLEr
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SAINT LOUIS.
McCfeery, Essex & co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
MATS, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
VARIETY GOOdc.

NJ. "a MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS
[ AZ 'hc a.ehaon OF the country merchants to
- the largest stock of goods in this line, to be
found in the market, part or which win Ia mi
enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable and b. d. silk beaver ongoIa
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk, white and gold Jenny Lind and
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'congress, Kossuth and artsts'soe, wool do
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats;
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats;
lnflnes fancy plush, satin and fur hats; .zr
MEMS ana bcys' cloth caps of various patterns;
Chlidrens' silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
boNNEls.-Lades' Florence braid, fancy straw,
SILK, satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Tdriefy @ oods-Dress Goods Ec
Black 'natteoni lustring, Gro de Rhine ana en-
bossed SILKS;
Chanseabie sci, high colored plaid, stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, tlorences, sc.
Also general stock of cashtie' es, delaiues VEL
vets, lustres, fancy plaids and worsted ana silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE GOODS. @
Cambrics, jacnnets, null and Swiss muslins sa-
TIN stripe, lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobtinets
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCHTEFS
Fine coloied long shawIs, black do, 81, OIL, -,
Sd and 1914 plain md embroidered American cloth
do; American, Scotch and English plaid do; plain
ana embroidered cashmere do; plain and printeI
merino DO; plaid and net wool hd'k'fs; fancy me-
riho scaris and hd'kfs. ladies' fancy dress hd,ks
plain and fancy silk scarrs.
CRAFATS AND HANDKERCHiEFS
Gents blk lustring Crayats, blk Italian plaid and
embossed, and caaieleon do; fancy neck ties.
Pongec, shanghai, cora, hanaana, eaibDs sed and
Spita'held silk pocket hd'kfs; ladies' and gents
linen cambria do.
Also
H1ols, comforts, coats, shirts, drawers:
Hosiery and gloves. suspenders, buck mitts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needles; pins, tapes, bindings, brushes;
Purses, pocket-books, bead bags:
Mahogany frame mirrors, looking gllsses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper. gum wips and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes;
Berthls, iaces and edgings, vei.s, gimps;
Fringes,iress trimming ,i.ibbons, artibcials;
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel pui Sc trimmings.
Razors, scissors anu shears:
Soaps, perfumery, hair oils and colo-nes;
Musical instruments. whalebones.
Spectacles. spoons, gun caps, ink stands;
Powder TASKS, cedar pencils:
Razor strops- slaies and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our Old customers
and merchants generally, larger stock ana great
er variety Of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which We offer upon the mostIb
eral terms. tSt Lonis sep B. 1851
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CINc,NN,r, Sent m

CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.
. The Temperance party in this city aud county
have nominated full ticket for the Legislature
and county Offices, embracing Wings, Freesoil-
ers and Democrats.
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Consumption Cured.

consumption Oure0.
nR n. DODGE E, would respectfully inform the
, citizens of this place and vicinity that he is
prepared to treat successfully, all diseases of the
Chest and Lungs, and especially all Female diseas
eS; also the following diseascs:-
RheumatiSm; Deafness;
Dyspepsia; Mereurial Diseases;
Piles: Grave Neuralgia;
Palpitation of heart; Spine Diseases;
Asthma; Diseases ofthe Eyes;
Scrofua; Sick heraache;
Fits; Ulcers; Dropsy.
DIR D's treatment of all disease is mild, yet eff
Gent; operating only the diseased parts of the
system. vodng all educing gents ,cupping bleed
ing, hlistering, physicing, saivating, &C., belev
ing that those means kill instead of cure.
DR. y. has also on haad Abdominal supporters,
Shoulder Braces. Flesh Brushes, Family Medicine
cases, with direction for using, &c. Address
DR. ". DODGE, Homppathist,
Burlington, Iowa.
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IRON wEDGEs-Maul rings, OK rings and sta
i pies, for sale by (seiT JIG LAuMAx I Rao
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Blrlinytpn, April Is. 1851.

do hereby certify that my wife has had very
poor health for year or two, subject to severe
headaches, had a severe attack of Asthma and vio
lent headaches, which reduced her very low, SO
much SO that it thought she could not live,
employed DIR Dodge Of this city. She gradually
grew bette r, and is able to walk without much
fatigue and her headache has almost entirely ceas
ed. GEORGE ID. VAN BECK
ADALINE VAN BEEK
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WAsHiNGroN, Sept. s.
Colonel William Chrissy is the new Collector
at New Orleans
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OEElCl A L..


SENf.NONTIii.Y LIST OF LETTERS remajnin.
- in the Post Office in Burlington Iowa ON the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1851.
oanks John Hauel uriah Ritner Henry 4
Brooks Absaom Higgins Elliot G Ramsey Mt
Butler James Lawless Nar.ret Stewart Samnel n
Deekman WIN Lawer Daniel Slackhouse Robert
pores = Layton Riard Sands Isaac
Berry John Lewis Thomas Steinback Isaac
Shase MISS AblgailAnnaue Miss MarySweney Geo
.ofyei James Miskinnis JacsSonStncker Henry Z
Cheney Mnncei Moore Mrs Mary Sutcff Robert
Catiin + II NICHOLSON HenraBSarsent Franklin
Cooper A Mcsenta melvin Stanherry John
oook James Mehem lewis Scarf John
nnhie fhliander Mcdaniel Sterling John
Dman d Nc Mutt Rciss 3 Summers Wm
Deacon Mr. Mccormick Mr, M Thomas Richard
Daniels ihos + McNahan johnson 7 aylor John
Green fhietus Mccullough L X Tracy WIN
Geddis W VI Porter Francis Whitney g. Davis
Heyssnger Is Porter MISS J Z 9 Walker Susannah
Raymond W : Ruff James Williams Mr., mary
Harris Hiram Romine \ Wood James
Hutsen Thomas Ray William VInson William
Hughes William ktie John |.
Persons calling for any of the fare leiters n, in
please say ADVERTISED OLIVER COCK. p. Nj.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

MhhRtED-In st Louis, Sept 10th, AT the res nlence
OF 20. r. Mauro, by Rev. Mr. Cierc, Mr. MARX = FoorE
20 Msss MARY >. MAuRo, daughter of Wm II. Mauro,
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occupants. and ptrhiiiecs III ufRfral LasiE.
Every person emitted 70 tnr right 81 pee nIstrE
10 any OF the lands ahove mentioned ts required tn
estsblish tie tfe sIttsfactioH ~ q ia e.
ter and Receiver al Saul; ste. Marie, atG Faat ~y-
me nj ggva rH Erar!.rrbts rer w. f4aF
nafcr and lie .ote the day appointed fr tk# tasa-
mcnCc 0G the pW,s.sG sale ~ the laEfE tu-a
clng tha tract Claimed Otherwise sGrh CiaIEs wI!T
be forfeited.
And every person having The right under the sst
eatItltl s-aa act tn establish lSE5 nEic# in th~
northern part of Michigan, and % provide for The
sale OF the mineral lands the state Of Michigan
approved fst March 1877. ss IsSsrts. oteBssrrs
prrmaf-et, I'D enter to the extent 81 tier s.ss
permits, aay II the IsnAs atDte n.FrtgCr=+ Y. eeE
who entitled under The act etsfilSd saI a@t Ca
reduce tlc minimum price CE the mineral Set
the Lake Superior district. MtckzFaRs @A# E1sG
Chippewa district, fa Wisconsin, at9#4 Ura .eHM
September 1880. $50 eater the tHfS ~-.res s. ~
their leases, occupancy and FrrmfEy F~@f#Nf#Hr
Iy,'' at thc minimum psisc of 81 - ere, Ii E..
covering more than Sail a.+ aNa5e"tr a4
the surrender OF such lease HssH @g t.s ~rag
'ani office. purchase ii he ata& a@N t4. @H E
one full sectiuf4'' 4 the rate NJ sx IVA s#a
required to- tstattish the r5as ~ te
of the Register AMI ReeeIt s .~.
and make payment therefor
after seeing tAis notice. and ttsEa sAMs #g@a##-
ed for the commencement ETA.
lands embracing tire tract cfutHrrrt r@##N a#M4
claim will be f,Tfcited. =. ID ~ ETEEz s
AGO law. ronat4si5Hrr ~ ttf GfHrraf L1rH ta#t
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N E w + TABLE,! HMENT
WbitcOrnb Il Brother.
Wholesale Is
Hat. Cap an d Fur House.

no. Al Main street, st Louis. Mo.
ME Subscribers are now receiving a ,arpe--en
ttrely new stock-a full and complete assort-
ment of HATS, CAPS AND FuRS, in which can
be found agreater variety style and quality than
IN any other house west of the mountains.
we would most respectfully invite Merchants
generally. to call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. being confident we can Of
Ter them greater inducements than were ever Of
fered in this city.
Having residen; partner in New York city, en-
gagged IN the business. affords such facilities as
VIII enable us 10 sell here at about Eastern prices
itis also our intention TO keep stock complete
during the whole season.
IL The highest Market Price, in Cash, paid for
Furs and Deer Skins III
Nj. p WnlTcoMn, r. J. wuircoyn,
New York city. st Louis, Mo
s, Louis, sept. II, 1851 w2m
ALoNEo CHILD ELoN a. PRATT ORANGE CHILD
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Burlington, Feb. Is, 1851

LIDO hereby certify that my little girl has been
afflicted with sore eyes ever since she had the
sells three years ago. She was constantly getting
worse under medical treatment, bleeding. blister
ing. cupping, &C. 1applied to DR. n. Dodge. and
he has entirely cured them in less than months.
4
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Burlington, April 90, 1851.

Darlington, April 90, 1851.
This is to certify that have had assumption of
the lungs live years Constantly getting worse,
physicians were discouraged and gave me but lit
tie encouragement, l was reduced very low, my
lungs b!ea. | employed DR. n. Dodge, and by the
use Of his abdominal supporters and hnulder bra
ces speedily recovered. II. WoODMANsEE.
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TRi~rEE, sAiE


DY VIRTUE ~ deed WV tfust 4n Hr r~trHt~Ii
ID br Within Walker ard CsthrriEe EslssT, hss
wife, oa the 18TH Day 0f May. 1850, upnH Let No.
forty four. aI,1 Iu the cItg 90 BgsltagtoE, Ues
Moincs EIaltv Iowa. tTxett4cr ugta all the aFpar-
tenancrs aad privileges thrg euHto apPertssniag,
which decd OF tFust recorded tm hook Tfur @fthe
Mort gage Records Ia sail rcunty. page ats-7 srt
designed to SCENE IaaaeS and William H. sa4ta
crrtain prargfs .0r Hrtt. rsadp by sa3a vaAFt 10
said Smiths fpF Six Thousand enc hundred snd 81.
ty dotlars- dated the 18th Gay tf May $780, and
parable TWEEN G n4aatlts after dale, with ten Ter
cent. interest thereon. Pay@bte annually
We shall proceed 10 sell t9the hi-asst Bidder at
Auction, on "Wednesday rEr ETth tlF Ul ~~r.TrT~
her next between the h1uTs 81 ten u the fsreuprr
AMI faur i'm tine afternoon font 1f the Post Of
flee IN said CIty Of BlTitnglHn, a. the right, title
anil interest, uE SAT- WaiEcF ami his wife Gather
inc, in and sad I6t number FBfty ftaFf together
with the steam FIGURING Mill thefran sIFmats6-
with all III. fixtures aptf @iEs FUFtsn5Hrrs and
nrfviizes tTereHu'a aypei .iRinz AMI belonging.
r.~rcrmg OF SHE, cas-. JAMES. w. GRIMES
HENRY y. STARR
August IS, fs5t-ttS TRUSTEES
rssAT the fesire oE IN srzuters IN The above
Ice /. and BY consent uf z1 parties the 1aEe rf 80
above described rrcHIIzes : Postponed ~ Isa-
dry the 2la IRst.- NEru ~ w4st f-Ae Tlaes htfaFe
the Post Office ir.F 81 EuFsiy1tru. between tie
hours Of to n'tfUGh- a. .F. afi = elHck- T. D.
tAHG-s w. EIfNFs,
HENRY W. EfstH.
pup{iu Inn can't - rSrt TrHs~Fpe
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PROPOSALS win br received E1r the Grading
and Bridges ON the EASTERN DlTi5s%1 of f1~ Pc
orla an! UlgavSa E.issg-a uHt.s cue FHst - W.T.
October GeNt. at KnaNtftir- kw"x county, Natrsts
After the eoth day VT September "%Slr T"Hs+~r
Plans and Specifications ra4y he seen at the .Iase
OF the Peoria Dam1crlsIc Press ami ~ fhe cguf.
House in Knoxville. BY order "f the BosTi
S.yt D. tsJf-tIo JAMES KNOX, TFNa'f+
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &C.
FALL TRADE. ISL

L. C. TO PPI C x CO..
No. lJs, Main street, Saint Louis, Missouri,
HAVE in store and are constantly receiving
l i their new and elegant stock Of Carpeting, OIL
Cloths, &C., consisting in part of the following va
rieties.
CARrEFS.-Royal Velvets and Wiltons, Ia
pestries AM Brussels, Imperial Tree Phys. Fin. and
extra fine In grains, scotch ard Veeetian.
oil Cloths. Rugs, sc.
Every veriety and style, floor OIL cloths, from
to 81 feet wide, Chenele Rugs, Velvet and Taftai
do; Ma Is, Fi,,r ,chinys, Table and Piano Gov
erS, stair Rods. &c.
We would also call the attention of Merch ants
to our large stock Of Wall Papers, Finaory Cur
tain Papers and
1000 pairs spare mt Wind. w Shades. which
we Offer at wholesale at extremely low prices.
Having imported and purch sed our stock from
the most celebrated Factories, AMI being of the
latest AMI most approved styles. Our friends ana
strangers visiting the city will find it greatly TO
their advantage to examine our goods before rur-
chasing. l.. e.. TIPPING & CO.
ST Louis, august IS, 1851 wan
Tremendous Stock OF
lS1aSo r.IaI o.,
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LOCKARD 4 cos

Fresh Arrival Of Fa!l and Winter Goods.
r1NHE under have just received part OF their
Fall and Winter stock of staple and Fancy
Dry Go IDS. Csohing &C, Sc, which they offer for
sale at reasonable prices. Please give us a call
sept II, lS5l-lw LCCKARn X Co
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This may certify that have been suhiectto the
most severe sick headache aginable, the pain al
most des,racting me, and always lasting 70, weeks
together, nd was not relieved by the best physi.
clans, two or three months since l had one of the
most severe attacks that ever had, and was ex-
tremely bad two three days. called DR. N.
Dodge, when thought could iirehut shorttime
and he cured me in two or three days. D. LEE
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100000 nOLLARS.!
We have this, fall the largest and most ayGii-
cent Stock of -H##m..
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the styles
and make of our goods. it Is useless to speak,
we have a reputation Ear ani " ide, OF keeping the
Best Naie Clothing in the Country.
And from the miny advantages that we possess
in importing and manufacturing our entire stock
for cash, and selling TO none but prompt men and
Furthermore, the tremendous amount Of Goods
that we sell, it must be apparent to every one,tna
we can sell at 10 uer prices than any other house
WENOr ONLY CAN But WILL.
ION the 18th of August will open our EN-
TIRE 70 TX f,r Inspection. All we ask is. for
you to call and examine. fully satisfied
you will purchase. In addition to our large stock
Of staple Gods. we have a large assortment of Psi
VERY FINE CLOTHING m& nt
-Motto-s'Large sales and small profits"
MARTIN BROTHER. a.
No.iis Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
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Burlington. April Is, 1851.

Burlington. April Is, 1851.
This may certify that have had lame back a.
bout twelve years, suffering much Of the time ex-
treme pain. and being so bad at times that was
not able to stand or walk, or even set up. have
employed medical aid, of the old school, in New
York city and Cincinnati, and in this place in y lin
until called on DR. N. Dodge. Homoeopathist. of
this place. In few aeys after commenced his
treatment, began torecover. The pain aud weak
ess gradually ceased-my back is now as strong
as ever and free from pain; general health good.
July 1. lS5i-wtwly +. THORN.
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/ cCkS and LATCHES-Door locks, dark AMI
L \ white mineral knobs; Mortce locks, Rim do;
Spring iatches. mineral knobs; Knob latches, iron
and mineral knob; Thumb latches, bell furniture,
just reed by (sept i7,'5D C LauMANS Bno
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DATENr window blind butts and fasteners;
Self shutting gate hinges, gate catches;
Door hinges, ETC., ETC., just reed hy
sept II, sol j G LAuu,x BRo
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Burlington, Feb. y, 1s5l
This may certify that my daughter has had the
Scrofula for years, which has not been benefited
by medicine, until consulted DR. Dodge, and in
three months my child has been entirely cured.
testify to this without being solicited. ..@
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COOPERS' TOOLS.
NiSES, adzes, broad axes; Stock howells;
IN Flour, pork and whiskey Dbl. Crose;
Lereling rlanes, Froes, Dowelling bits;
Flour, whiskey, pork, lard, keg and HID.
tress hoops, for sale by
sept II, ISL JGL ArN,N Il Bpo
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-18

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