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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23
Washington Correspondence of the Boston Atlas.
WASHINGTON, Jan. /. 1851.

Washington Correspondence OF the Boston Atlas.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. /. 1851.
have hitherto limited that Mr. Webster would
be called upon TO settle certain difficulties threat
ened in our diplomatic relations, and the Austrian
afair has been the first. France will doubtless
soon figure in conspicuous position; for it is
said (and pretty reliably that NJ Du Bois has re-
ceiyed Instructions from his government, to remon
strate against the southern police laws, which
constantly operating to the detriment and liberty of
her colored seamen, entering the southern ports.
It Is even asserted that this remonstrance will be
signed by Great Britain and in the event its be-
ing disregarded, to declare such contempt cause
sufficient for war-cdusa beiii, in diplomatic par
lance It wears an aspect of reliability as the de-
bates in both the English and French chambers
show that the leading powers of Europe are ava
kenng to this subject, of imprisoning their co,ored
seamen. The question whether the Federal Gov
eminent has the authority to interfere with these
police regulations. does not enter into the matter.
By treaties Of commerce and amity, we guarantee
life and liberty to the citizens subjects of these
powers, trading to our ports. while they avoid trans
gresuonS which would make them criminal; and
every lniraction of the stipulatons Of these treat
iesH denial of good faith and honorable observ.
ance, for which we liable to he held responsi-
bic At all times. For instance, il South Carolina
enacted that colored seamen entering her ports
should be hung. instead of imprisoned, would not
the outrage be greater, and at the same time would
the General Government be less amenahle2 France
and Great Britain lool at the fact of the offence,
and not Its magnitude. They are resolved that the
outrage shall not continue, and IL the federal au-
thorty does not extend sufficiently far to effect
reform, they will make it eaasa beii-cause grave
enough for war and that we must father, Willingly
or unwillingy, and likewise abide the conse-
quences.
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What viii Gov. Hampstead say?

The ELECTION SERMON. The dis
course before the executive and Legisla-
tive departments Of the state Yesterday
was delivered by the Rev. DR. Park 81!
Andover from the text, Ecclesiastes, chap.
X, verse 10Th: Nov there was found in
TIA poor wise man, and he by his wisdom
delivered the city yet no man remember
ed that same poor man. 4 friend, who
listened 10 the discourse, says Of it, that
was "iogic set on fire." We learn
from the Atlas, that the preachers pur-
pose was TO show the obligations under
which the State rested to the clergy
Many men who had risen 10 eminence
and renown in public life, had received
.aeir first knowledge Of men, and their
arss incentive to pursue the path Of use
ianess and honor, from the teachings of
The "poor wise mar of his village whom
no man remembered"
ne traced with mastery hand the in
Auence Of religion upon mankind. He
poke Of the relation which the people
"o'u 10 The government, and of their duty
y MAINTAIN law and order. He distin-
su'sned between passive obedience and
vvpen resistance, and took the true, en-
hsatened and republican course. He
vas not ashamed to own that there was
a"higher law" than human law, and that
every man was responsible to that higher
aw, and from this he deducea wise
eonservatism. II was great sermon.-
Boston Transcript.
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IHE SwINDLING OPERATIONS BY TELE-
saAPH.-The Hartford Times makess,he
Glowing statement in regard to some
financial operations which recently took
place in this city by the aid OF the Tele-
graph:
We are informed that one Towner,
s xno forged the paper to the amount of
S.o'ooO, lately found in the Phoenix Bank
y ms city has recently made some bold
.faanons in Boston. He forged note
yooo on Ives, Hooker & Co, Hartford
- endorsed in the name of d. F. Rob-
s Ion tas good as gold had it been true
sps' And deposited in the New England
80. us Boston. lie then procured tele-
0 envelope and accompanying blank
NJ sheet, and wrote a despatch from
o.k to Matthew Bodies, broker of
IN s'gnedthe despatch Spear, { Bolles
st correspondent.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAM Orr,cp

CoNMIssIoNERs OF THE LAND OFFICE.
The following dispatch, was received
oIy a gentleman of Springfield, dated
Washington, Jan. 10:
The Republic Of to-day, by authority,
con'rac'cts the rumor and telegraph re-
ports going the rounds otthe papers, of a
contemplated change in the general land
office, BY the appointment of Mr. Lincoln,
or other persons, to succeed the present
incumbent. All such reports are entirely
without foundation"
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MASS MEETING.

cT"THERE win he a Mass Convention of the people
FAN parties, at the "Aelow Spring Seminary" in Bes-
MONIES county, Tuesday and Wednesday the 2sth and
S9h of January, ISL to meet at 10 O'Clock, the
2Sth examine the relations which the citizens of the
North Slavery under the American Constitution
and to consider the duties they Freedom, luna
y and self respect, this particular crisis In Nation
al Affairs.
II. l.. fRESToS, of Ohio, and ether Speakers viii be
present to participate in the discussion.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend.
Jan q, ISL MANY CITIZENS.
Is-Noticc-piauh II Dad ayeeiin..-There viii
be meeting on Saturday, the lSt day of February,
at 10 O'Clock. NJ, atthe Brick School House
Jonathan EaaS Esq. for the purpose Of eStabli IL
ing points from Burlington, through Tamatown
Prairie to Virginia Grove. By the wish of
Jan I6. 1851 MANY CITIZENS.
NOrICE.-The Committee Resolutions for the
Goung Mems Union Meeting win at the Office OF
Nessss NEWMAN 4 GRAFT, Saturday evening next at
: O'Clock. dan 22, 81
The action OF DR. storms Scotch cough Candy
differs very materially from any other compound
everinventad. 1t not only allags Bronchial Irr-
tatioa, but, operating very mild purge, it keeps
the stomach and bowels in healthy condition. !eav-
ing the paten: an appetite which few other Cough
Mixtures could inparf.
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In F,x.-Our Dubuque Locofoco Railroad adj
vocates, are finding it extremely difficult getting
along in their organization, account of the DEM
ocrasc principle of individual liability, in all in
corporations. To meet this difficulty we are in
formed the leaders Of the democracy here have got
upa memorial to the General Assembly. from this
district. representing to them that they have come
the conclusion that their Democracyis no longer
II for use, and desiring them to repudate it. This
memorial understand has been signed by our
digntaries. Mayor of the city, and judges, and nu.
nervous Others, embracing pretty much all of note
in the Democratic ranks here. This affords very
apt illustration Of the sacreaaess of Locofoco prin
ciples.
What will Gov. Hempstead say?
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NEW GOODS.

IA L arc now rcCeit ing and have i'm store large
W portion of our Fall Purchases IN BostoB.New
YORK and Philadelphia, consisting of Dry Goods,
GrocerieS. HGTdtcGrc QueeaS1cdrr Boots end Shoes,
Realty Made Clothing, Caps, &C., making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
for sale in this market. to which we respectfully
ask the attention Of Old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them, do. that we shall
cndeayor as usual TO give them satisfaction. Per
sons buyinz to sell az aiuwll find stock yiarge
and well assorted, and our prices as low as any
house north of st Louis w + COOLBAtGH i CO
Burlington. Iowa. October g. 1850
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nm burch and John D. Smith were committed
10 Jait on Saturday last, in Marshall, Ill., charged
WIN several thetts committed in that vicinity
Spon Tue person OF Smith was found duplicate
.ne.A ~ior 5000, drawn by the Mechanics and
Traders Bank of New Orleans, on the Bank of
commerce, New York, dated April goth, 1914 The
check is considerably worn, and the name of the
person IN whose favor it was drawn cannot be
maze out. Burch says that Smith told him his
brother killed man for it, and the finding of thi
check may unravcl the mystery.-rMo. Repub.
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF JOHN C.. GRAY, rripter BIZ trade, aged 81
years. He last he ard from in Nuscatine lowe
on his 10 Boston VIA Chicago His mother left
land to meet him in this country, aud ahou IN she
ceived letters from kim while he in Sesy Orleans
Louis aud huscatlBe, she has yet Am. The
last letter dated SEPT l. 1850 She has buried her
husband and Two other children aud John is the only
she has left about. She is Sery anxious have
tlngs, ana any Information X regard to him. d.
rected to JANE GRAY, of Rev DR. l.. Beecher, Ba
ton, the Hawk Eye otie would be very thankfully
received
Chicago and Galena papers wouli perform a benevo-
lent act by tie shcve.
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l,lQNg Ming DISPATCHES.
cS..r--.,,- g a. The Burlington Hawk-Eye.

r,,.ssrsrhsd for the Burlington Hawk-Ese'
49, WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
,...,on king broke the cap of his knee early
..-..v morning by slipping on the frozen pave
~h,e proceeding to fire near his residence.
n'n' BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.
,..a ]. Tucker, who has been in Jail four
sefr,uding the Mechanics Bank of $780,
y. 80 pardoned by Gov. Lowe, after having
~ - gu, half Of his sentence.
CINciNNATI, Jan. 81.
r...ev. OF New Orleans, was the fortunate
-, At powers Greek Slave, at the Art Union
nsniOution.
WASHINGTON, jan. 81.
...rr.-Mr Sturgeon presented petition from
!. ..,chants OF Philadelphia, asking the estab-
-, IL a line Of mail steamers from Phila-
.,pni. to Rio Janeiro.
4. Nanrum offered resolution enquiring into
!. r,opriety Of reorganization of the State De-
..,.ment.--Adopted
Disos,rous Fire ut New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 10.
x..,.rd.y the st. Charles Hotel, Clapp's church,
x,,hodist church poydras street, and four other
s.;,a;nrs we're destroyed by fire. Loss fully $780,
4. about a 1901 900 insured. altogether. On st.
c.,,,.,. 100000 chiefly in New Orleans. Metho-
~, hurch insured for $4,000, of which two thirds
- Nashville Life and Trust company, and Slo,-
~ IN Marine and Fire Insurance company.
III renorted that several lives are lost This
!. a. heaviest calamity that has befallen New
or,.,n, for years, and especially the st Charles
~,
suspended yesterday.
another dispatch says the fire is still spread
ing with high wind.
Missouri Legislature.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 81.
rrrxrys SESSION. Convened at O'Clock, when cali
of,he House was ordered. All the members answered
"a their Names except The Sergeant alarms
Instructed 10 bring them before the House.
RAILor FOR L. S. SENAroR.-Ben,on So; Geyer -;
suiaselow g; Polk /; Greene.
nh Dalot.-Benton, so; Geyer, -: stringfellow, g
Polk ii Green,e.
Nh Balot-Bentou, sc, Ceyer, -; Striugfellow, IL
Pok, /; Green, !; Scattering 4.
On motion the Joint Session took recess until NOR
Hw.
ST Louis, Jan, -
Navigation still suspended: Little doing in thu
general market: Flour dull Very limited demand
Sales 10000 to $4,000 lbs 3 10 to 25: Corn ant
Oats, Nothing of importance TRANSFERRED: porl
small sales: Pork mess 10 rs to 10 ST.; prime
Ds2 Is:
Lard No 1, I: strictly choice 7 to Ia: Sale
10000 bills ribbed sides in bulk al sc; $4,000 c!ea
bacon sides l-2:
River at stand weather mild:
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NEW FIRM AND NEW FALL AND WIN
TER GDnD~.

II ME subscribers have received aud are now o.
L peninS at the Old stand OF Parsons, Copp * Par
sons, general assortment OF seasonable Goods to
which they beg to Call the attention OF the trading
community, and respectfully solicit share ofpub-
lie patronage. Without enLmeItrg fuaiiue
our stock consists In part as follows, to witt
CLIO lHs-hlac uIue, pio" ~ pnEe ana green.
BEAN Eh>, FlLoi Wv rs ~ L -iiN1s-DFabS,
hlues anu 's'oi ',u nj A'ules'
BLANkElS-DraDs' Navy o'"e ); green's scaflets
ana mixtures "''o''eu oeN anu nose.
sSlMEhbs-ASsofte" icu e''oiS .lsstneres'
fancy stripe Pial" y hIAeu ooe'klhs'
DE LANES AND CASHMERLS----ateS'S 'sles,Fa'
rlous grades.
STUFF GOODS-Lyonelse SILK warp'lhipelia'ol ue'
Eau de Nile anu Maroone, SIR STRIPE mo-
hairs, black, alpacas, mohalrS andrham-
eleon LuStres, merenoeS ana lhieet
cloths, common ana Chlhese Alpine, ETC.
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS: &c.-Assorted velvet
trimmings, silk frlnges, cords and glng-
hams: ETC., etc. BACK gfos DE Rlhe,
PerSlans, SILK VeIFetS, assorted coiors
and fancy stllpeS and plalds, black, white
ana PINK grapes.
RlBBONS-LateSt yieS, bonner, neck, cap ana
belt. etc, etc.
FLANNhLS-HeaIy tW'l pam ana pfih'ed' all
colofs, single ana "nu'!e.
rRlN lS-Ameficah an" E'ShSh, iatest designs
Blue, orange anu blue ana aSS'd OIL colors.
GlNHH Ahs-AssoiteI E"ghsh ana American.
SHAW Ls--bHy STATE 'ons ana square, hi5niaha
plalh' hlacN anu moae cashmere, Ahioet
anu olher qiailtcs'
WIFI E GooDS-3 ! 10 w. sh'f'ihSS ana shccl-
hsS, aSSu l'iSi i'nrhS' >co'cn anu nus,
STA diaperS:cfas hes-dress'd ana uhdrc5'd
JaconetS, stripes and plaids; Chinese
ana Victoria lawns, book musllns, en-
brol Tered curtain muSlhs, etc, etc
BROWN SHEETINGs, etc.-A large assortment OF
g
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New Goods.

M have now received and have in store large
w proportion of our Fall purchases. embracing
an endless variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, QEcensware. Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Caps
Ready Made Clothing. etc, etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, and determined TO sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. I, 1850 klMBALL & CO
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WAR. BOUNTY LANDS.

4 II. Soldiers having served in tie war Of 1912,
/ between the United states and Great Britain.
or in any Of the Indian since the year 1880 are
hereby informed that the subscribers have Obtain
cd from the city of Washington, the proper terms
to be used in applying fer and obtainiug Bounty
Lands together with all ssary information con-
corning the granting Of the same, under tie late
act Of Congress, approved September 2sth, 1850,
s.grantihg Bounty Lands.''
Persons entitled to Land Warrants uGfC said act
will please give us a call NEWMAN y CRAFT.
Attorneys at Law, Furk-s building, Main ST
Burlington. Iowa.
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The COOLEST Er.-Thermometer 20
degrees below zero at Augusta, on Tues
day morning. Where's Ftanconi,
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READ THIS. ONE AND ALL.

THE Motto Of oil should Let Us DO OH Tire good
4 we can, let our lot he cast wherever it may"
FIT>I FITSl! FTIst!!
Rich and Poor, Poor and Rich. This Is for the
benefit of all, poor rich. Any who may he
so poor not to be able to pay the small sum Of
ten dollars, as that is my least charge, shall be Al:
tended TO t0r nothing. am at this time in salem,
Henry county, and have had several cases under
treatment and think have given full satisfaction
in this town, in every other place have Trac-
ticcd. say to the good people Of Buriir ston and
the adjoining country, that shall be in Burlington
in a short time. Office of which will lie given in
this paper aid in hand bills. TO not pretend to-
work miracles, nor am | a rAeSHaeIIser, yet rro-
pose to cure Fits Of long stanGiHg. and some other
old diseases not herein named. The subscriber can
produce many testimonials Of tie cures lie has per-
formed. DR. ". C., Indian Botanic Doctor.
Alter reading this let your nejgtbors know aIt Ut
1t, rs all 30 not take newspaper, a. Ecy should.
SalcW' Jan. 10, l9ol-3ts DIR MI. C.
YEAS: 500 lbs. Flesh Teas Imperial. VI uur
1 Hyson, Gnnpowder and back--frr sale lew ut
nov IS, 90 GAYS Drug store
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HOME. MANUFACTURE.

TINE undorSirnc! is now manufacturing gents
| Boots and Shoes, Of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made Of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
skins, and by the best of workmcn.
Also, ladies and misses boots. buskinS and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article oCboots that will
fit the foot well as to suit the eye, will please
call al +. Wallis second door east OF ain JEFF
fcrsnn street, where they can he furnished. good
and low as any other establishment in the state
Burlington. oct II. 80 F.. WALLIS
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{ / As now GAG IS Ill receipt oil $50 cases oil Boots
I and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harne Leather.
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs rcd sole DO
80 doz upper leather; % doc calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 GoZ lining and rcd do:
10 do CoChine al Rouu do; ID toz bride leather;
Also, large assortment of goat, binding, hog and
kid skins. split leather; top hides whang, skiTing,
welt and patent leather band leather; patent calf
skins, ETC.. etc. etc.
4 large stock Of saddery hardware; saddle trees
whip ldshes, ETC.: il fact ii is fully complete foi it,
ting ont saf'lers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe MAX r. finding line such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, &c. shoe and harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging 10
their business. Country Merchants will do well
to examine his stock Of boots and shoes as 1T Is
&c. well ass ofted and cheap.
A full assortment Of those excellent hCcts and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
chldrens' shoes from The bt ST and most fashiona-
bic makers.
My arrangements with Manufacturers ard Tan
such that can furnish articles i'm my tu-
sincss cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa. and
as cheap can lie bought in 81 Louis. Also. sole
agent for the celebrated Frank NIai's alter pfoof
oil backing. Il. :. ADAMS,
Main street. few doors north of il Hcrscn
Burlington. Iowa. October II. 1850
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

s.s,s THE Subscriber, wishing to remove to Ore
9kss gon offers his Farm for sale on very reason
49, able terms. II comprises four hundred acres,
equally divided between timber and prairie. One
hundred and thirty acres under cultivation. A good
Orchard. A good frame dwelling house, barn, stone
milk house stabes, sc. The said farm is the Mt
Pleasant road, IL miles from Burlington. Twill sell
very low for half cash. and the remainder easy
payments Jan ls5iD LEWIS CHURCHILL
NEW FIRM.
J. T.. SUNDERLAND, SUNDERLAND,
n. SUNDERLAND, l. SUNDERLAND.
y with them, Il. P. X l. Sunderland, their bust
ness will be carried on in future under the name
and style OF J. p. SUNDERLAND & BROTHERS
Burlington. January 0, lS5l-ip
y OTiCE.-All persons indebted to the firm of
WI & w. Sunderland, will please cali and set
tie their accounts, either by cash or note their
books must be closed. J. P. & w. SUNDERLAND.
Burlington. January 6, lS5l-ip
MONEY NOTICE.
NERsONS indebted to us on look account are
respectfully notified that we cannot allow ac
counts to run longer than four months. Accounts
standing year. if not paid very soon will be left
with Magistrate for Collection.
Darlington, Jan. 8, 1851. j. SItW'lS son
49,, FOR SALE.
fF;i THE property known as the ''Wesiern ito-
AsiL tel,.' in the city of Burlington, comprising
Lots No. $50 5si. COS and 6os, will be SOLD on lo'
eral terms, if application be made soon to
Jan ., lS5i-tf LYMAN COOK
Winter Goods Hats. Caps and Clothing!
STuRGIS h SON respectfully invite the at
j tenton of their friends and the public general
" to their fresh supply of Hats Caps and Clothing
which having been bought for CASH, at the closing
out OF the market in st Louis, and at very low pri
ces they will sell lower than ever. Their stock of
Plush and otter Caps is very large--also, full as
sortment of Boys and Childrens' Cloth and Boys
Plush Caps. The finest and cheapest Over Coats,
Dress aud Sack Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers, Under Shirts, Crarats, etc, etc. In the mar
kr. Call and sec. fBurlinSton. Jan. ?, 1881
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A CAR d

A CARD
lflHE Subscriber his grateful acknowledge
mens to his friends and the public, for the patronage
so literally extended to him since he has been business
and takes this opportunity to solicit continuance OF the
same at his present stand, Fear Creegan's Ole Stand)
where no pains will be spared give full and entire salts
faction. WM GARRETT.
burllnston, January 10, 1851 Gazette copy
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Unborn x McOWEN have determined to quit
l. the Dry Goods business and go into the Notion
business exclusively and they now offer their large
and extensive stock of Dry Goods, at very small
advance above COST in order to close out the entire
stock between this and spring,
N. B.--We also have on hand large lot OF Glass
which we will sell at city cost. dec. -, 1850.
FRS, and Last cail--Pay Up.
A LIZ persons indebted to US, by note, book
"a count, or otherwise, whose accounts are now
due, or will be due by contract at the close of the
year, are hereby notified that settlement mast be
made according to agreement, 1--WE design chang
ing our business and shall be compelled to enforce
the collection of all accounts not paid asrecahly to
contract. (dec II, 800 W CooLBAUCH y Co.
Reduction Of Prices-Sellin. Off.
TsNHE subscribers designing to change their bus
mess in the spring offer for sale their large and
well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware,
QueenSware, Boots. Shoes. &c, &C., comprising
one of The largest stocks in the country. either at
wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced prices, for
cash or Oh short time to punctua customers.-
Country merchants. or those wishing TO buy to sell
again can get good bargains.
dec. IL. 80. w + COOLBAIGlI * co.
ArUGAR.--5 hhdS New Orleans sugar; 10 bbls
- Clarified do; for sale by
dec. II. 80. WE COOLBAUGH & co
OLASSES.-soa hbls sugar house moasses
vi 20 half bills Planters do; 80 bbls s. II. and
Plantation do: for sale by
dec. -, 80. WE COOLBAtGH \ co.
ENRUIT.-2oo bushels prime dried apples; 90
Z bushels dried peaches; for sale by
dec. II, 80. w F COOLBAUGH & co.
DEREMPTORY SALE: We viii sell Hardware
I Just cheap as it can possibly be ofcrcd.--
Call at GRIFFITlS s cos
dec L., 1850 Burlington Hardware store
/ 4 IOOPERS' TOOLS: Flour, Pork and Whisky
! I Dbl. TresS Hoops, Crosses; Stock Howels; Lev
citing planes. board Axes, AIDES ,Frocs; p-Shaves,
following Knives. backing Knives, staVe Knives,
over shaves, hoop Knives, champcring kivc ball
braces. dowel bits. etc. Also. Cooper's Jointers
and Jointer Irons, for sale at GRlffiTHs Co.'S
/ dec u, 80 Hardware store
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FRANCIS j. G. PEASiEY.

S>ORWARDl Nc ami Cpmnlissi Merchant, at
T. my old stand on Water sire .t,hetween Jefferson
md Washington streets. Burlington. Iowa. ian %
lNSt'Rs NCE-AuENcv .ErNl iNSlt r.
ANCE COMPANY, of Hartford Connecticut,
z<x,TAA at nv Office Mater street. Burlington.
>~--s@sls jan 81, 81 +. J. c. fEASIEN, Agent
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ON DEPOSITS.

1--WE subscriber is now prepared to receive mon
L ey on deposit, for which interest will be paid as
per agreement. have fire proof vault; in which
customers VIII be allowed to place, free Of charge,
valuable papers, sc.
Further information can be had by calling oil me
at my old place of business, on Water street, be-
tween Jefferson andWd shin, ton, Burlington, iowa.
LEBusncSs hours from \. NJ. to 5 r. Mt
IN %, 1851 FRANCIS j. G.. Pr ASLEY
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nRY and Green Hides, fer which will pay the
l highest price in cash toct III RS ADAMS
NJ Ais AND GLASS: so kegs Boston and Pitts
/ Y burgh Nails, all Sizes 90 boxes by 10; 10 do
10 by II glass in store; and for sale by
oct 3, 80 GARRETT 4 COOPER