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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22
GRUBs. OR BOTS. IN HORSES.

] am satisfied that there is nothing in the
whole Materia Aedica equal to Chlorolorm
for the cure of The above mentioned disease
After having uied almost everything on the
Grub that would most likely destroy them
or cause them 10 quit their hold, | was in.
duced to Try Chorolortn, knp wing its power
10 produce a stale of iusensbiIdy, and its
sedativc power on the circulation and ner-
vous system, as well as its we'll known mis-
chile properties with the blood. 1t had The
effect Of Immediately rendering Inactive the
above named entosoG, and they never suryi-
we'd. Since then, have had an opportunity
of giving ChlorofOrm TO one horse that sup
posed was atlec ted with Grubs. and in the
course of thirty minutes, hn became perfectly
easy, and remained so. ! believe iii be ad-
minislered beiure they have perforated the
stomach or inteslines, that they will never
trouble the horse further
Il is decidedly the most rational remedy
that we have. The dose is one fluid ounce
or two table spoonfuIIs, given in one pint o.
water. II. A. BlZZELL, VI. ID.
CLINTON, Derember 80. 1880
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

Our thanks are due to Hon. Lewis, and Hon.
Marshall Mccall for Legislative documents
To Hon. S. p. Chase, also, for Congressional
nncuments.
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Mansion House.
II " ID y T.FgE OFFgC o.,

CoLNER OF STEuBENvILLE STREET A. . TuE PUF'iI
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE Court HousEs
IT ME Subscriberrcspectirlly informs h,s friends
4 and the public, that he has leased theab ov>
HOUSE lately kept by 5. u. Dewey Ioranunrler
of years, and is requiring and renoyuting it ZION,
top to bottom, and has rcIurnished il win eulirt
new furniture, carpets. &c. He Hatters Llmse!
that for neatness OF arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ns. the MANSION HOUSE caniG
now be surpassed in this section OF the State.
The BEST the mGrket90ords viii be put in re
QUESTION TO furnish his tatles, and evc:y utt.n
ton paid by all connected with the establishment
to render visiters ut home. The STABLES are
new, excellent, aud capable accommodating
GO horses, and none but husty ostlfrs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder will u
WAYS be kept on hand, and DROVEpS and TRt
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and ateuhed to-
BOARDERS taken by the day. week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
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tia desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travel by those convcyancrs.
For the convenience of guests, the subscriber
IS also about establishing II LIVERY STABLE
in connection with the house, SO that persons de
slrous OF securing private conveyances. can do So
without trouble at the shortest notice and ON thu
most reasonable terms
Determined to render satisfaction both in no
and charges, ask share OF pub.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Cadiz. August I, $50.
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Fresh Groceries!

will constantly be kept on hand and for sale
4 COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR. New Orleans Nj.
lasses, Sugar lIouse, do. No. 2 and 3Maekcel; !;
Rice, Pepper, Spice, Singer, Raisins, Almond.,
Pen Nuts, Candies. nssorted TobGec0. Gigins
common and spanish. Soups, CASTLE. vnriegate !
and Rosin. Candies, Brooms Bet-cors, baains
eandlewicking. Rozin, Snlt, and Kentucky Linie.
Also, Furks, Hoes and Scythe Snaths, Iogt lhe
with oil other articles usually kept in groceries;
and NIL OF which he offers, wholesale or retail, ny
low ne be had IN this market.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
Tor Groceries. SAMUEL HAMILTON. 4
Cadiz, april n, ls5O--tf.
N. .. tic keeps (anr horse tenn continually
irnnl'ing from Catliztoihe river, cr the heaccomac-
dution Of the Publics -. ~.
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.gge9ats Tor Harrison cOasaatw.

JOHN BEALL. Cadiz; B, +. Goodrich & Co..
Harrisyille; james Russell, Jefferson; A. +. Cros-
key, New Market; James Fisher, LaeeysyiilsS.
J. f. Crambite, Deersville; George Pitts. No,
tingham; b. w. Price Co.. Moorefeld; Ths
Green, Freeporf: Il. T. Phillips and &, q
Smyrna. An0 by all the principal storekeep
throughout the adiacent counties.
Dr.. Swayne's Principal Office, northwest cor
ner of Eighth and Race SITS. Philadelphia, whefxs
all ordefsmus be addressed. tsY 8
September lS. 1850.
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RENH.aDV An.

TTNtIE subscriber has renewed his Grocery TO
Il his own building. formerly occupied by j..
R. CRAWFORD. as a saddler shop. on Main
street. two doors west ofJohn Bealls Drug Store,
where he hopes, by strict attention to business
to be nble TO accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage, as he is determined to SCH
aw Eor rneh A NIL sunnlv of
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NATIONAL HOUSE.

CORNER OF STEucENNTLLg AND WARREN ctr EE1
CADIZ, OHIO.
One square west ofthe Public Buildings. fnrn-
ery occupied by Thomas &. Vincent.
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We have news from Mexico to January l..
The country is quiet, although there Is the
usual reports of Indian troubles in remote
States.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

PENNsYLvANIA.-Both branches of the
Legislature met in Convention OH the 18th
inst, and elected Hon. RICHARD BRoAD-
HEAD, jr., United States Senator in place of
Hon. DANIEL STURGEON, whose term ex>
pires on the 4lh of March next.
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The flag from tho Democrats Of Franklin
to those OF Lickiug county, was presented
on the Sth inst. at Newark. Col. Mcdary
made short but most excellent speech on
the occasion.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

The Democrats of Kentucky have again
nominated LAZARUS w. POWELL for Cover
nor. r. N. Wicklif1e mas been nominated
by the same patty for 1t. Governor.
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The following conffmiIiOns were made
by the Senate Of the United States on The
l4ih inst;
James S. Calhoun Of Georgis, Governor Of
New Mexico.
Thomas Nelson OF New York, Chief Jus.
Iicn of the Supreme Court ia Oregon, wee
William P. Bryant, resigned.
Abraham Pfdley Of n. Y, Winnebago In
d,ah agent.
Robert G. Galicn of Nd; Consul at Ma
Zltlan.
William II Kelly oi Mass. Consul at Ia
Lii and the Society Islands.
EdWa ards A. Saunoess OF N. Y, Consul at
Buenos Ayres, vice Joseph Graham IemOV>
ed.
Edward NJ. Call Of Pa, Consul nj Lima
vice Slsnhope Provost resigned.
John S. Gilmore Of Md, Consul at BahiI,
vice William +. Bsnell resigned.
Edward Ely Of Pa, Consul at Bombay.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

The Republic Of Liberia.--A native of the West
Indies thus writes: ''Can We not endorse the
words Of the British Review, AMI saw, .'rhe Amer.
leans are successfully planting frce ne .rres on the
coast Of Afrlca;a greater event, probably, in its
consequences, than any that has occurred since
Columbus set sail for The New World.'o After
a warm eulognm upon The republic Of Liberia,
nc adds: "The West Indies viii einigra,e TO Ii
IBERIA. They will crowd yoir steamers. They
viii take with them Intelligence, wealth. aud 4
perfect knowledge at once of The agriculture Of
the country. They will clo,hc the hillside and
the vale with fields upoa fields of the sugar cane
plant indigenous 10 Africa, and where It grows
most luxariantly.o IL describes various bur.
dens and vexations still imposed upon the Afri
cans ~ the West Indies, and remarks that thous,
ands OF families sighting fnr the vastly sape.
nor privileges Of The ynias republic OF Western
Africa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-31

4 curious piece Of Workmanship b'r-
mingham Journal says: singular Illustration 81
The iuctility aud tenacity Of iron. has been pro
duced at the establishment of q. Downing, ESD,
the Brown Iroa Works, Smcthwick. ltlsm the
form of book. the leaves Of which are OF iron,
rolled 80 fine that they are moi thicker than piece
of paper. The book is neatly bound IN red mo-
rocco, and contains forty -four OF these ron leaves,
the whole being only the fifteenth of an inch thick
This curois book Is the work OF Charles Hood.
who is in Mr.. Dowamg's employment, and was
rolled in the ordinary Shoe, iroa rolls. aud IS SIN
Cular illustration OF the extreme tenacty of iron.
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THE New ORLEANS DuE,-rha
State Renuhlican S,y.. $50 i'u>'ona

IHE NEW ORLEANS DuEL.-TAe I.,,,s.,n,
State Republican SAYS: i'",'"''
I'VE farhear from anv comments on t,,o H. /,
~ of the quarrel which has $. SADLY enaca :.
origin, ITS ranking growth, aui lis Saal rrnbon
Suffice Il that the Immediate cause of the dns
arose out of the proceedings al the Shades, ,nee,
ing, on Monday night last. Mr. Frost was n.
challenging party. and DR. Thomas Hunt, the chal
lenged. On Wednesday, a meeting took Mac,
at the Metairle Ridge, which was thwarted b,
the Interference Of the police. who arrested N,
parties; but ON Thursday, Immediately after hay,
ing give bonds 70 keep the peace, they left IN,
city with Their and at half past two O'Clock
our ears were greeted with the t,dings OF the "a.
tai conflict. They fought at the Barracks with
dolble-barrel guns, loaded with halis--distaacs
forty PAGES. Two shots wereexchaased. Attic
second 6rs Mr. Frost fell mortally wonnded. Dr.
HUNTS ball entered at the right arm-pit cf M
frost, passing through the lungs, and lodged in
Inc left shoulder. lie survived but about TWEEN.
" minutes. 80
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4 PexzLER.--While Hobbs, the Yankee, i,
picking the patent lock of Cauhb, the Cockney.
at the grea, exhibition, with all c;,sa. Herring the
1ioshainits. Is challenging the world, in thc sam
line. most prcvok.ngly. Hehs one OF his PLAIN
counting room s,fes in the "Americ, IN quarter, y
over which Is sige, thas inscr,hel ..This con.
e,as two hundred soyereigas. Tue KEY is al th.,
once o. the Y, !. Comnissioasr---a th. service
:" =. any one, and the money sh,r be the reward of
"r PSrson VINO opens IT," Herrin. has r,ste,l
eeA"g fully conf lent that his gold IS in ,he onl,
Erpress. - .y sVe"e'--V. y,
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Governor UJHAxy, the distinguished H'msari-
an who has settled, with number of his as,oci-
ates in exile, upon certain lands in the state If
Iowa, was expected to arrive in New York on
Thursday last, duly 10y lie is o, his way 10
London. leaving his family aud friends al the col
ony OF New 6nda, where they are enjoying free
dom, security aud happiness. as INDEPENDENT A.
merican farmers - ErrhaNye
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a Democratic Principle -The Wadesboro' N.
c. Argus states that Mr. Callwe'.' the Democrat
ic candidate in the Third Congressional District
in discussion between him and the Wing cand'-
date, Gen. Doekery, on the 2lst utimo, in Rich
mond, declared .'in positive terms, thai he ha
rather iirs under kiNGLy GOVERNMENT than i,
a government Wherc the MAJORITY RULE.
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Lola Montss--A recent letter fsom Paris. says
the celebrated Countess Of t.ansfeldt, the Noted
Lola Monies, has concluded L. resume her form
er professional career as a dancer. She is daily
practising, aud will make her FIST appearance al
New York in about three months.
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The New York correspondent Of the Phil. l.
phla Inquirer states that L Twin Forrest is about
to commence a libel suit against n. r. Willis. of
the Homo Journal, 10 recover damages for cert ain
hbels published in that paper. The damages viii
be laid al Sla.U1.s %8EES sEs#<E@
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NEw ioak. .tuv Is.

NEW 1ORk. JlIV To-.
Letters from Vienna 10 the 29'h alt., state that
Mr. Brace has only been release,! from close con-
hnement. He has arrived at pesth unler police
surveillance and was awaiting the determination
Of his trial before the military court OF that city
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MIR kricchhaum,-SII: have been troubled whR
Diarrhea for some time, and could not get any Mes-
Icines to DO me any good. I was recemnsntedte
get some of your Maternal and External Remedy.
which did. In taxing wo doses of your RemesY.
to my great surprise, had a discharge Elf fsse
worms. believe, had IL not been for yeur Near
cine, I might have been land beneath the sod.
give this to you that the world may know the cure
your Remedy has psrfoI med for me. Iears.
Burlington. Aug. 10, 1850 JOHN SHUTTER
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It's sa,d that DIR Goodel, OF Columbus, Oao,
is about TO make a donation To that city OF ~
acres Of his beautiful wood lawn,a the north end
Of the city, as perpetual park. W. notice in
the papers a like donation BY Mr Ross, to Pitts
buruh.
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.7aiidotc agaiasi Poisoa.--H indred' OF l'vaS
might be saved by knowledge of this s'mp'cr re-
ceipt A large teaspoonfal of mustard ln:xed "
lumber Of warm water and swallowed as soon
as possible: it acts instant emetlc, sufficient
" powerful to remove all that is loised m the
Sfomach @ sEs9 Ef zE.Iz
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NEw YONG. Jnlv III = ~

r NEw York, July rs. r. NJ.
rrivate letters from Constsn,inop.e. received
~ tins CITY, announce that Kossuth has resolved
10 remain IN Europe. The noble Hungarian az
presses me deepest gratitude to the United States
government Tor the excrtions made in his behalf.
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BURLINGTON WHEY
The Knox Insurance Company.

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-$2OO,OOO!
Ez-otice on Water street, near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, NINcENNEs, INDIANA.
T>HlS Company having been duly organized and
Il ten per cent, paid in the capital stock sub
scribea, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate and by personalguarantee, aienow pre-
pared TO effect insurance against Loss or Dam
age BY FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise, Machine
ry, Mills, Manufactures, and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce IN the
course Of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, ETC., etc. also the Hulls Of Steamboats,, and
other vessels; andupon the lives of individuals go
ing to California. The rates OF premium will be
low as those Of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Alllosses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
R.N Canan, vincennes, la. Benbrdge Lafayette, Ia
w. ). Heberd, {. /" w w Early, TerraHaute 9.
Jno w Maddox,ss &C II D Allis, Evansville, "
Jacob Pea, &c &C Bottorn,J eHersonvil lille &C
Samuel Wise, &C w Hughes, g
PIP. Bailey, Fl Wayne" l.. Sparks, sc
James Kcigwin, Jacksonville.
Hon. II. N. CARNAN, Pres idcnt.
SIMON DnTToRFF, Vice President.
en-. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEBERD, Treasurer
Is-ShnIt Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOOTE, Agent,
may l6, 1S50--dec 27'4O-f Burlington, IGwa
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Mr. J. C.. kTIeChbaum->iT: ID lis with rrraf rlea
sure that give you these few lines. MI wife ID
taken about six months since, with rheu nstis a.
lection In her hand, which was severe thar H. .
few weeks she waS almost unable to use n. I made
application to some of the most eminent Physs-
clans OF this place. to no effect At lat Twas pre-
vailed upon in set little of your Internal and IL
tersa Remedy, and before she used 1T TEN daI her
hand was almost well, aud is so that she Goss
not suffer any inconv enience by il at all and hfn
ly believe that IL viii effect permanent In III
Rheumoiic affections. About three years since,
took very severe cold. whir settled my Innrs-
and that time have been ,erely afflicted villa
pain in my breast. splitting OF blood etc. INV us
ing about half bottle of your Remedy, IL was en-
hreiy removed sincerely recomme nd your nfe
icine to the favorable consideration nj the puhlf
Burlington, Jan. >, 1850 in wHITAkER
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lie Rock River Conference OF the Methodist
Eptsccpa, Church, isn,w in session in this city.
The members seem to be active aud intelligent
men, and enter upon their business with great
deal Of interest Psnrn Rennhlil
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The churches Of Cleveland Were all alive with
'bloom,rs,' o, Sunday last. Some two hundred
ladies were ont in the new fashoa. They're de-
termined TO 80 II up there.-I Cincinnati En-
oui-e-.sssss
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ONE or rRE Woo. puxcu.srps uc,
Co. Of Detroit. have purchased an, N,1 ms ~
mc cup OF tins seasea. This i ahoai one on,,,er
OF the amount estimated 10 be sheare il, ,ha S,,,o
ever SsO.pn thcv have scat,ere, a,nnn, W. IN.
farmers, mostly in tie m nth of June "'
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Scott Il Brother.

[ COMMISSION AMI Forwarding Merchants, No
c3 Locust street, between Front and Main
fronting end o Commercial street, ST Louis, Mo.
ErParticular attention given to the sale of Pro
dure of every description.
ADMINISTRATIONS Runyan, Hillmln X Co.
Woods, Christy & Co., Doan, King Il Co., Collins
Kellogg Co., ST Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap
Jacksonville. Ill. Edwin Ferguson, Esq, Messrs
featman & Co., New Orleans. Messrs Irwin 4
Foster, Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. Casseday Ranny, Lou
Svilic. Ky. Aug. 80, 1880
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BOOKS!
UST RECEIVED, large lot OF Miscellaneous
j Books, among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. yo. Lond. edition
Prideaux's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of Roman Empire;
Hume's History of England:
Gliddon's Egypt, paper, a5c;
Won RotteCk's History of the World;
Waverly Novels, Boston edition II vols. 1. o.
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry;
D'Asbignes History of Reformation, cheap;
Pope's Poetlcal Works;
Goldsmith's Poeticai Works;
Burns Sc g
Moore'S &c 's
Byron's Sc
Fieldings q
Letters of Lord Chesterfield
All Of the above Books are for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMS
apr 1880 Burlington Book Store, Jefferson st.
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Mr. Krieohbaum-Sif: II is with much pIes&tft,
that am enabled 10 eeEtf, ~ the entire srrrest.
with which have used yonr InteTba! and IsttiHsi
Remedy in the case If my son three years old. Ht
has been afflicted with dIarThea fer nezrIv tao
years, and been sevcraIiimes reduced SO fow ssta
be unable to walk, or even tn sit up. I have rns
ployed several ply sictsns. and think have spsni
of not less than one hundred d0ilar~. for aa-
vice and medicine during that time. have used
about one-half bottle of your Remedy IN tw weeds
and IL has been two weeks since he took AIRY, ID
he is now, To all appearance perfectly wen.
Burlington, Jan. !, 1850 EnwAnB IoY
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Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir: l know your Internal ard
External Remedy to he one Of the best artleiss 9.
the kind in use at the present tIme.
Burlington, June. 1880 G.. MCkENNEf
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James w. Woods.
A. ID. Green
j. PEGRaM. tHAs wHITMoR
Geo. pcgrIIN 4 co.

COMMISSION aud Forwarding Merchants, No.
~ LeVec, upstairs, 81 Lonis, Ma. Ee-PJrtic-
ular attention paid to selling Produce the Lcvee
IL The undersigned will make liberal Cash al
vanccs on conSigements TO the above house.
Burlington. oct. 1850 PARSONS s. CO., Water st.
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Phoenix Stove Works.
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
StA THE subscriber is manufacturing at the Sc
srnV works his
~ Prairie State Cooking stove Of sizes, also
Irving A. T. do do do
California prem. do do do
Commercial Parlor, do Go
Three sizes Of which have open fronts with fold
ing doors; PhGniX aud Clinton Box Stoves Of ST
in all making the he Sortment OF Stoves for
dealers or merchants, who may wish to purchase,
trimmed or without trimmings, for retailing, to be
found any where.
These Stoves are sold by ComStock Co., of
Quincy, at my former prices, and by ComStnck \
Brothers, of keokuk, for the same prices save the
addition of Freight. A. COMSTOCk.
Quincy, Illinois, May -, ls5I-6m
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Burlington, Iowa, Angus.

Burlington, Iowa, Angus: -. 1859.
have made use nj ssK Ties hhaum's Rf msfysnfa
several occasions. when diseased, and 10 has pref
ed to be of great service, and in SEINE
ing speedy cure. L. ID. GREEN.
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, lOpa.
IRON-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
| Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
sTEEL-Cas,, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
SToVES-Improyed Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, I, and s
plates, different sizes.
ALSo-Jcweu's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Shcet-iron, IRON wire, Nails 4,
and Casting of every description.
full supply Of the above articles always on han
and for sale as low can be afforded by
my 1914 JOHN G. FOOTE.
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital 200. 900
l,NIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE, Vim
r cenneS, Indiana, {. NJ. Allen, Secretary; N. r.
Eldridse, Treasurer; r.. n. Carnan, President.
Burlington, Jan. 2i,'5o JNO G. FOOTE, Agent
COUNTRY Merchants will take notice that il
u they wish to supply themselves with saddles
by the Wholesale. from one to fifteen dozen, they
can do so at our bishment cheaper than they
can be had at any other house in Iowa, and as low
any in st Louis. All we ask rs call and see for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
| aug. S, 1850. DC ARMSTRONG Il co.
BLASTING POWDER an S,fetyruze for sale At
ID ap -, 81 GAYS Drug store
lUU nov PRUGH & COOK
| IluGAR KETTLES: rs assorted Kettles, from
/ -
dec >. so PRUGH 4 COOK
/ HOLLOW WARE: general assortment OF
! | l Hollow Ware, just received, and for sale by
! dec B, 80 rRUGH \ COOK
| BOOTS AND SHUES.-io cases boots aud shoe
| Dofthc various kinds, just ecetvcd froman Eas-
| tern manufacturer, and for sale by the case re-
| tail, very low by tnct -, 'ool THoS HEDGE
| lNAMILi GROCERIES subscriber has JUS
| Il receiv ed from Boston,, fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, &c, which he Offers To sell as low
they can be housht west ofthe Allegheny mountains
Oct 2i,iS5o THOMAS HEDGE
| Biakc'< Fire aud Water Proof Paint.
| 1nn Lbs. Blake's Fire and water Proof Paint,
| @AVO for Roofs, CATERS, etc. and comes chea-
! per than white lie ad, for sale low hy
| april 10, 81 TALLANr
| 4 MEXICAN AIR TIGHT-A superior article OF
IA Cooking stoves, Tor sale by G FooTE
4 FULL supply of BLAcKSMlrHs TOOLS for
| ~ sale by (my $500 G FooTE
IIAND TRUNKS.-A neat aud good article for
l sale by BIC ARMSTRONG & Co.
BLOWS: good supply of JeweuS' Improved Ca
~ Piows, for sale by tarrls) JIG FooTE
CIRCULAR SAWS.
NXYELCH 4 GRiFFIrHS' Is and SO inch cast
W steel Circular Saws, FOR sale by
march $3.50 PRuGH COOK
z LIGHTNING RODS: $500 feet Spratts ratcn
l lI.ightning Rods Tor salehy PRuGH COOK