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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
No. 3l36,

RESOLVED, That the Mayor he authorized and re-
quested, after giving ten days notice in the Off
cial paper of the Municipality, to sell at public
auction the contract for furnishing all the neces-
sary material, and laying plank road on Calliope
street, from Howard to Jacob street, the work o
be- done agreeably to the specifcatons+Thich will
be published with the said notice.
RESOLVED, That The two-thrds due by the pro.
pery holders each side of the said street be paid
in cash on the completion of the work, the con-
tractor who will be subrogated to the rights of the
Municipality, and the e-thrd due by the Mum.
cpality, be paid on the completion and reception
of the work.
Passed Feb. 6, 1851. J. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Feb. 7. 1851. A. d. LROSSMAN, Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

meteorological journal.
Kept by d. T. LILLE ksC4 Nautical and Philosphca
Instrument makers. y Customhouss street.
sl5 From, January to G.. inclusive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

Observation-Disclosures, Rudesheimer, etc. etc.
eR Very superior Holland Gin Scotch, Irish, and Mo-
nongahea Whisky French Cordals. Curacoa etc. etc.
eV City retailers and country merchants supplied on
favorable terms. .
~ Clubs and gentlemen furnished with choice Wines
Brades etc.. nsma packages assorted to order fes 6mos
CRANBERRIES-ln whole, half and quarter
~ barrels AZ COCHRAN, n Tohoupiioalss q,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
2. MOTTO E.
TO TIL f l. A ID I z s.
-

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS:!!
~" We have Just received per ships William and Bay
State large of SuPERFlNE SHIRTS, con-
| ssing of all sizes tyes of Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS WAY, q Camp street,
| jail 2ptf corner Common, under Hewlett's Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE
Clothing.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS of the very best quality aud
latest styles recently received and all of choice coors
PANTALOONS, of various colors, handsomely made;
Ball and Party VESTS comprising Embroidered SILK and Satin
Marselles, etc.
JOUviN'S superior KID GLOVES;
Super SHIRTS, of all the
qured
UNDER GARMENTS such Merino Silk, and ali
Hosiery;
Our stock OF HALF HOSE is very complete
Together with TRUNKS UMBRELLAS, etc., all of the
quality;
tB- Our Goods selected with great aud attention.
be guaranteed every all of which
prices. FRANCIS FABRE & CO.,
fr6 6t2dp % Nag.zI street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
JENNY LIND,s GRAND CONCERT

JENNY LIMBS FIRST GRAND CONCERT
Will take place at the
st. Charles Theatre,
On MONDAY, february TO- 1851.
NJ The price Of Tickets fixed follows To First
and Second Tiers SIS Paquee and Orchestra Seats 90
Pit Seats, SO 00 Gallery, So 90.
All the Seats will be numbered diagrams Of
nhed showing the precise locality seat The Choice
Seats will be disposed Of Auction SATURDAY February
at IL O'Clock, at Armory Hail. by SYKES HYDE co. fe4
-e>n
TT The Officers and Members of Washington Fire
Co. No. 90 beg leave their
Chamben Edmund L. Could Judge McCaeb Martin Gordon
VIM Bozan. their beray furnishing them with re
fresbments at the late fire Apollo Mepomene.
fts Ut A. r. ROBERTSON Foreman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

ment. nj the American Theatre, continues to do ,plendd
business, and attractions nightly offered The splen
did equestrian spectaces which they up done mag
ncent sye and they deserve the patronage of the public
The AMATEUR RAcE.-The spin over the Metarie yss
ta1ay attracted an unusual number Of spectators Da
Rius and his band there In full bast and served
whls away the time between the heats Theraee was wo
by Cato. after five heats.
Time, &6Q7l-2 -2:5s-a4s,<-2:452.
The last was won by Uncas, with ease, in tire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
No. 3135,

Whereas, William Smith has failed to comply
with his bids for the contracts for cleaning the
paved, and keeping in repair the unpaved streets,
ETC., of the THIRD District and for furnishing all
the material, and laying plank sidewalks, adjud-
Gated 10 him on the Goth ut.,
Bet Resolued, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested, after giving ten days notice in the
official paper of the Municipality, to resell, for
count and risk of the said William Smith, the con-
tracts for the following works:
LIST. The contract for term of two years for
keeping in repair the unpaved Streets and cleaning
the paved streets, ETC., and bitches of the Third
District, agreeably to the specifications which will
be published with said notice.
I'd. The contract for furnishing all the necessary
| material, and laying such plank sidewalks as may
be required by the Council for year, the works
! to be done agreeably to the specifications which
will be published with said notice.
Passed Feb g. ISL oz, j. H. CALpWElL President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
No. 1874.

Whereas, The property holders on Liberty street,
between Calliope street and the Shell Road, have
pstilioned the Council to have wooden cutters laid
down in said street.
Be it RESOLVED, That the. Surveyor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to amend the contract with M.
G. Almindinger for planking Liberty street, SO as
| to include the laying down of wooden cutters on
| each side of said street the material to be fur
nshed by the contractor, and the work done in ac-
cordance with the specifications on file in lie Sur
veyor's office payment to be made at the rate OF
IS cents per running foot, as follows: Two thirds
By the property holders to the contractor, who will
be subrogated to the rights of the Municipality,
and one-third by the Municipality, on the compile
ton and reception of the work.
Passed Feb 6. 1851 J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Feb. z, 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

GentIemen's Cravats, Scarfs, etc.
~ We have recently imported very choice Sill
and Satin CRAvATS, of the style which we be-
leave call the attention of customers
fe6 6t2dp +. FABRE CO, 20 Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
MayOralty of NewOrIean ms, Jan. 80, 1851.

- MAYoRALTy OF NEwORLEASs, Jan. %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
r,eso1lon that P p Trcou; Esq ASct9nesr Of N.Y.
ruary next half past O'Clock the ground where
the water works of Municipality No One are now erected.
all the machinery and boilers appertaning to said water
work under the and conditions set forth in the above
resolution.
jail tSigned1 A. d. CROssMAN. Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

XNANTED-A STTUATION-A female, who
w can give nnexceptonable ndaiors.
place in private family do all the work required except
washing and ironing. Applications left at this office will
with att
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY NER-
CHANTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
You can huy Pilot Bread. Navy Bread Soda
l Sugar, Butter, Boston and Water Crackers. TAX
ed in RI. BALLS new Patent Revolving Oven nj
the Philadelphia Bakery. No. g. Myrtle street. be-
tween So cord and Third streets, ST Louis No, al
the following low prizes, and Of as roo if bet
ter quality than this Or any other market pro-
duce:--
Pilot bread at 81 81 per hhi. bill. included;
Navy do do - cents per h.;
Sofa Crackers at 81 cts per H.. by the bnx;
Sugar do at cts per III. by the hhi.;
Butter do al "a cts per ID. or % 90 per btl
bhi. inclad-a:
Water crackers at al CTS per ih.hy the bbi.;
Boston do at 50 90 per bill.
~ orders sent through the Post Office 9TH
erwisc. will be omptiy attended to, and FIRE sh hak
ed the same day the order is received.
H.EALL, Philadelphia Bakery, No. g.
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
march D, 1851 StLnuis. Mo.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE,
Nd WARRANTS FOR SALE. mar
TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA.
M C. Il Ii NlGk,S n 4 A ID n n

n T. Il r.
FItHE subscriber. the authoriz ID agent of C. II.
L. Mccormick Cor the sale of his Justly celebrated
Patent virginia Reaper. is now in the southern por
tinn of Iowa, and viii visit thu counties If Lee,
Desmo,nes. Henry. Jefferson, Wapelio. Van Buren,.
Davis, Ne. With the late vain ,bte improvements,
this is ualuestionahiy the best. if not the only
Reaping Machine IN tins sectioa nf the country
Mr.. Mccormick vas the first to INTRODUCES success
fully the cutting If grain by horse power, and from
his great rienee thavng sold in the West thou
saalslt would he Strang II he hii not the best Ma
chine now i'll use have with ms testimonials ofthe
great value and extensive use of this mlch,ne to
the Western Faraers in saving their crops
Throughout Illinois where great efforts have been
made to introduce other machines, Mccormick, as
the writer fully believes, has sold aud Is selling
fifty to on, over any Other machine. An extern
sive system Of Infringement and imposition upon
the public has been practiced in the West BY the
sale of his Reapers altered snewhat mot to inn
pro,e) but to crads his patent. Suits com
menc"d against the parties AMI many are the over
TIRES for 90 n,rontse of red by them, hut rel
ed by Mr.. Meteor nick upnn the ground th,t a right
stolen from him IS ~, lit su j'ct for mi Sc
and can only he remeaiei by fun restoratinn.-
Seymour Morgan. OF Bsackpprt. New York, who
served three years nnler MIR. Mcfnrmick. and
learned what they know OF him. the largest OPP
erat IN thu line of Infringe nant upon his Plten,.
They are enininel. And ave the papers with me
to show h NV the whole m .tar stands with copie 8
of the Injunction Which Twill leave at ell the prom
inent points In the di >trict named When il is un-
"efs'ooi '"H al petaoas using MaSaihe uteSaiy
made or soil in violation of the rights of the Pat
entre, are equity as liable as the manufacturer, or
seller. and can he sued aad mide to pay damages To
the Patentee, and eau be prevented by Injunction
from using such machine, it will he perceived thai
the sy stem Of operations above alluded ta, is no,
ouly fraai upon the Pdtentee. but is gross fraud
upon those to whom lchines thus made are sold
Firmers wishin, machines, by leaving their ad.
dress at the 'st office at tae county seat of theii
county, directed to me. will ensure call. Orders
can also be addressed tn Chttcnten X McGaslc
| K-okuk; J. L. Montand IN, Fort Madison; Fn,tt
| h Co.. Burlington. IL ensure machine this har
vesi, would be well to forward orders early. III.
Machines are warranted to perform well, or the,
| can he returned. J. l.. WILSON,
! apr Ia, '5l-2m of Chicago, Ill.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

-. vUnDEN.-)n Saturday last. gentle-
-. 80 huntins along the Yuha River. dis
- 80 BODY OF man in the water, close to
- .srrsed o isley's Bar. The next morning
N1s.ersoas assembled who took the body from
~. md Il proved TO be that OF young man
I 4. throat cut AMI two stahs in his breast
~ Mad the appearance Of h,ving been In the
81 ~ ! considerable time. Unfortunately no
s.s1eat could recognize the person. ami as he
= sa,srs about him his name could not be
80. 4 Is quite clear that the young man ht',
-.se1ered, hut M one knew anything OF the
n. and me nurlerer is stiii proving arouad.-
u .-~eentO Tran.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

EixsaAL LANDS. The concurrent
.lu,ions introduced by Mr. Biglsr, in
,,ainr our Representatives IN Congress
.ncoss the passage Of any law anthos-
|.ihe sale Or lease Of the mineral lands
|jc.l;lornia, we're read third time III the
l,embly on Saturday last, and passed.
(. paLii.hed the resolutions a, the time
f.A.;r in, 70 luctian. --Sscrament0 Tran.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

9 pAsrIsr cnvasn.-Ihis ed'dce wlli re-
~ sashids touch to-day, and win Be dedi-
- " a - b. 10 feet, with . spirc ~ feet high.
- .s.s,ure has been introduced, and one which
! =. liability will be generally followed here
~ ~ aIiIie to its papering. The wall paper
- .s.sfv handsome, representing column 3,
ss.ssnsd c0rnice and caps. In the spire q
Y sss,is suspended, weighing some six hun.
q s.ns i, which is the largest in the city
& tv~.rto Transcript.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

AdmIMtAtFATNFsa A6te o. NfMI ESIMfe.
DY virtue of q License and Decree nf the Pro-
- bate Court of Desmainex county, Iowa. I vii,
On SATURDAY. the nth dry Of May. 1881, sell to the
highest bidder, the following Real Estate, to wit:
A part nr Lot No. sac in the city If Hurlin .ton
in said county. heag the northeast corner ef said
lot, AMI being 20 feet GA Valley street. and tend
Ing south 100 feet.
= Sale at tho Once OF tire Probate Judge in
Burlington. Terms -one third In cash, balance
in six months. JAMES BRUCE
n Rim ,tan, Arri ~, tsdt administrator
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Al Irishman, upon seeing a squirrel
m fro.a tree, said: Faith and be jabers,
nv ! waste Of powder; the fall itself
-sla have killed the squirrel MI
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Donaldson. Hall q Co..
IMPORT ERS AMI WhnG~ sale Dealers INV Hard~.f@
aad Cat.Ffg end sul@ Manufacturers rf ~ IT. ufs
.Prrmrum Pi4nss,' w. rs Slain street. h%s~esn
Olive and Locust streets, Sisn ut the CcE&tn FIsnss
81 Louis. Mo.
Are now receiving anil epeninE rre of the 1srT-
est and best selected stocks III American and For
eisn Hardware and Cufsrty+ impaired aHett from
the most celebrated American asd H. Hiash E%aaGr
factories ever uiirf ed i'm this ctr.
We invite the attantsnH of at parchax~rsr berg
confident that our superior aGs ant#G~s rMFr hs.~
inn will enable ~ srIi x"ttda Iow they
~ bought In any Eastern esfy.
- casks bright anil Irg chalHrs
ID do straight ami t~isted trace chafns;
Is do coil Back tongue aHh nth chsiES~
with stretrherss
SOD kegs best Iron mountain HaSfs.
DO do do Eastern fpishtag nafIsf
90 do do Wrought to
50 bags tsGt tsfia'.'' tgrnnin~f horse nasis.
COCO lbs. sal Irons, 7oo kings stocks and Diess
1900 dn brass and bell NJ. I'll kettles
100 Mouse hole and Ttffrtspn's warranted anytiss
100 Pittsburgh slid box anil cntf~r k~y'd rix~ss
500 ioz- Collins genuine, ssmmonsFf LfstfEtg
and other Axes.
400 boxes Coffee mills. l5a rrnnFer sc1IeEs
900 dog. srytn- snashs, leo arz grain scoD,ss
200 do scyihes BEanrhards u Nalarrn,s
200 do hay Rakrs. 5 dog. Gard%n an
25o do hay am manure Fo4ks, Harp<r's ana
otherx;
$50 do spates sHd shoreIs. 0. Anne. and Row
lands
400 Ito hantitea hoes; 10 casks eve hoes:
400 On curry r"aitsr AHsersean ami LHEiishs
500 do ch~,t,rursssarit sltitsunk and pad l2eks.
1900 do flies, Butchers ard ot44frst
f5a do Wade n .atchrfss kasnrss
7Dee din Pen and puehef Knives. assorted,
| SEQ gross table knives and fnfks,
| 500 NJ q. ID. PercnSstea s4ls5
100 NJ Cose's wster trnrf Percussion e~Fs,
400 Dig. Knoll Locks. etc. etc.
Platform scales. ftofn 500 Ihs to soco lbs B<stsr
I portable FORCES,
| Atso. large Assortment Ut eoartrts toass+ r#n-s
ant etgedtoaIs; .na and GifsLt1r sa~+agus
onhtfBgss gaHsmIth's Esst@rralss tts#f h4tt h~fss
City maize black smiths bellows and alt cth~F a#tt-
cies I'm the Hardware husfHs So Ne as~nr~ err
eonatry anil r.ty friends W trey will give esiAs
that viii convince ITEM that we eaa rfF~r thru
great inducements To- trade Ifh fFeh 90 1854
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CuTLERY.

nODIERS Wnrtenhnlmss Wages and other
II makers II p.:s.t, pea,ca'if,r ria, Bowie and
Psnn,n, K lives: Ttaie Kuiv.s in ,sewanl, Ehe-
ny, &C a, tick, Bpne AMI Knry handles. with
c ,mm IN an reeach rarks: C,rvers, Staels; Wade
y u uctersS an Ri yerS' celebrated Rl2nrs; beef
slie.rs, sa.:1se lives; paint all putty Knives
saw Knives; scissors. sh tars, Tailor's broad and
trim 81 sars, pruning hears. spring lancets,
horse H.ams. etc, etc. our stock OF Cutlery Is
larger an better assorted than 1t his heretofore
been, Al Msrits the attention IT purchasers.
anri, 10y, GRtrrlrHS co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

|----- VOOK 81!
lust RECEIVED. Large lot Of Miscellaneous
y BOOKS. amang which, are
Llrtnerss Works, 10 vols. 70. Lond. edition:
Prideanx's Cnnaexioas;
G,haan's Decline and Fall Of Roman Empire;
Hnme's History nf England:
Gliadon's Egypt, paper, csc; .s
Won Ratteck's History Of the World;
Waserly Novels, Boston edition 81 vols. IL mo.
W.t,s Life of Patrick H-n'y;
DAuhigaes History Of Reformation, cheap;
Papcss Paetical Works;
Gnidsn,ith,s Poeucal Works;
Buras'
Mio,e,s 0
HyroRss Z"
rielaing's u
Lsuer's Of Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books are for sale al the lowest
prices for cash. at ABRAHAMS'
apr 10, 80 Burlington Book Store, lcile, son st.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

an hand and to arrive--to0 softs: 900 bureaus,
~ 900 dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beadsteaas; 200 wood rocking chairs;
900 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
900 stands; so mahogany rocking chairs. For
sale by (marrh & '5D SCARRfTT MASON
NJ .HOG0NY Warhrohes. marble top centre ia
vi h!es. bureaus, side tahles wash stands and ii
boards, mahogany book cases, fine c-ntre tables,
side dining and extension tables, SC. for sale BY
SC.RRITr Il MASON.
march 8 '5t No. 80 Washington a"enur.
" ARIErIEs-Ice boxes, Transparent shades.
v looking glasses, fans and plates. dining and
breakfast tables wire and tin safes, willow arnns
AMI cradles, cribs. lounges. desks. vefacip aps.
willow chairs mattresses, af all kinds portable and
French hadsteads. shower baths, &c. sold cheap
by fmarch t5l1 SCARitiTf Il MASON.
SCARRITT's paten, Sofa BED. acknowledged Ia
~ possess more beauty. comfort. convenience and
durability than any invention ofthe kind ever t@-
fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sold
by SCARRiTr 4 MASON.
march 81 No 50 Washington avenue
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
OFFICIAL.

800. In this city, on Friday evening last, Of
-. MARv, daughter Of Thomas N. aud Mary
I -. tate OF England. aged five years.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

A <yzf>r~r-, EDWARD MEAD, Importer %
@AAaA 49, fine watches, 1~wpify, cutlery,
pistols. anu fancy goods and aaaueTr~ctTr~ stock
generally. has removed ts has naw sterrr Mo- -
Matn- of Pnre STREET MD respectfully IN
vrte the attention vt the pubic fo Lbs very fsfKr
sentiment or watches jewr!ty and fancy rnr~ts- just
received AMI now opening. Importing largely. NJ
il prepared ta s~lI "a small advance. Atm-
ing IA Igrg- sales aEd small profits. nv ami III
sell cheaper than any house W ETHH@. Grateful
fr the very liberal patronage rfmy nH~aAs and tho
puhc saneraiiys STALL ~Ha-@vnf w merit rurfrn-
or their business. Offering for their tios
very large assortment M in~ caronrm%t~r duplex
and lever watches, In extra he4sf gold huHinE srd
double bottom cases.na'i~ expressly To my csser-
by the best London makers.
Gold detached lever and eyl%nd~r ~ateh<si
Silver do aa do DO
New an! fashionable fe~eiry-
Silver spoons. FORKS, ladies', cup. &C, % ~ ows
manufacture, and vi sf4tsd Collar sr1sF&s
Siiver-piat~a casters and cake BASKETS,
| Silver do tea-setts- urns and walters.
BfrtsaHsa tea-sefsr casters and urn*s
/ Jarannrd t~a-trays; Razors and rarnr sfrrrs.
Table cutlery. hnr ivory ami buffalo hafdiHss
Pocket do nf Rodgers and ether mskers.
Double and single barrel guns and rfEess
Revolving and rifle pistols.
Hair. cloth. tnoth and nail brushes.
rerfamcry. the best German coIrrn~.
Powder ffasss AMI srprtiHx apparatus generally,
Percussion caps .Germ n and Enx.ish water Fr1Oi
D1EueFTeot5pe plates cases che mrrss Rad -
meras, a large and complete assortment, ~ III
time. haHa.
Employing the hest Lon fnn wrrkmsn. am pre-
pared 10 repair Ill kin.s Of Watches tH &uppfy
jewels any parts or ~atrhsss also 4, affsr fr
| yer esrapements and ehFoaomrt@rer dtrt*xr nd
| to apply iiust~t compensation balances.
| The highest prices paid I'm Cash for californis
| gbtt, o. mAnnfact-rt fn f.wefry tp order.
Gnns Rifles and Pistols.
rIN0 provide for fhr increasing trade ~ fh 4-rH
l have maae arrangements F@~ AoAht~ md
sin-le barr~i-d shot Enns direct ffsm r best E##sh
| manufacturers.
shall he i'm receipt ar the spinT trade nf Havss
~ fine #aH HaH ha~ sas#t~ A%fr~f
sh"t gnR<. FtEs and yHRR*Fa, sEtH- r pfa@t&.t@~
trades Gnh'- aaA AF@ns roy s ~r.s h~h &ra
pocket t>fns der ha~k. a@ rh@-F4r@ appar#Hm# g~n-
orally Nsah all he Aal@ tfw pFfw~~
have also attached 20 -ssahltshm~at F@a.mask
shop ana shoonE gallery. whrr- NIL ned papat.
he tried h% s#~tsrtRaH W tire HFva~-r+ Hatrnf
pIesrd experienced wafkaan prepared 40 sn
kinds of smishn- aHd rrnntartrrx h~~ CESS
| der. FHssAEu MEAn.
fehaa. 1851 90 N~tr -. rrrr ~r ~ FGa< ~ L~~fs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Theological and Religious Works.
Smyth's Diily Exposition tin.rs al Meditation;
al the Scriptures; Bac.'s Theological Die.
Book at Hami les; tionary:
B!atr's sermons; Dsights Theology;
Mem Hrs Of REV. J. Will Gasioa's Collections by
hams; Hall;
Coope's History Of Jesus Jays Miscetlanies;
Christ. tSu,ton's Manual OF Devo-
Flretwoua's Life of 10. tons;
D>Aaaisne's Dascourses Sat"n's learn to Live;
BAIRD; Die:
Sturm's Reflections; Aianre,s Private D.vot,n
D. Auhigae's Hist. Of the Whihy and Lowman's
Ref,rnatian; Commentary;
raai,s Students Manual. Crisp's Works;
History OF the Jesuits; Lectures to Youth;
insephus' History of the universaliSt Beiief:
Jews; Mammon Prize Essay;
Buayan's Holy War; Paes's Evidences OF
Pilgrsafs ptogress; Christianity;
Oxford Divinity; Rise and Pragress-Dod-
ID tvie's sermons: ridge;
bishop Hnpkin's Letters; Barnes Notes;
Bush GA the .ul; The Churcaman;
Lf. OF Hannah Moore; McCales sermons;
The Christian sabbath; The Family Monitor;
Iiuatiagrora on the Trim Barclays Apology;
i;y; Tyne's Sermons:
Mysteries of Ronanism; The Koran with notes /;
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