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NOTICE.

'INHE subscribers have formed CO nsrtp,r.h;
i name OF MOOD, MCFARLAND q Co 1'I bsxi inc
pought ou the interest of MCFARLAND q Btsco MI ie
; u ing on the Maleable Iron Business in an ex,en
e way and tae public solicited for share os Their
paohase as Is the intention of the Subscribers m 1
nromntnss siucle, ana All orders attended to with
p'0AP' THOMAS r. WOOD
,v7 5,e WARREN MCFARLAND
~ w WILLIAM +. WOOD
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w 0rceSter COUNTY
MONTHLY FATp

NJ Ill be held at WIN. R. NELSON'S HOTEL, in
w Worcester, TUESDAY, July 9Th at 10 O'Clock 4
NJ and continue through the day ut which time viii be
sold at lublc Aucon large collection of Horses Cow
cred ana open Buggies Chases Caryals Top Carriages
Job Wagons. Farmers Wagons, Double harnesses New
and Secondhand Buggy and Chaise Harnesses Saddles
&c. ' s"'' h0ss'
THE ABOVE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE THE
SECOND TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTE.
Al which tine. persons having property they wish 20
sell at Auction Private Sale, Exchange are reones,
10 DC present. as The ground will be open to all
IL very desirable for persons having property thew
h 70 nave soid at Auction, TO have the same here The
day previous the sale. Mi Wesson has nre,tv ~ e
me accommodation Of horses and carriages and wards
ana seds Tor cattle, and will take charge OF any pronerv
that may be to the sale ' PiVPSi'y
NO postponement on account Of the weather
Worcester June II, 1851 = ~ Ae 4a5:
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80 Horace Bonney, notorious coun,erfeiter.
has been arrested ia Augusta, Me-, and held Tor
trial in the sum Of $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-07
worcester Woter Cnre Ins.I.n.1a-

-, NO GLEN STREET..
This Institution Is in readiness for natiep,s IL
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of The invalid
have been carefully studied. NV '"Hu
Terms, &cFor full board and treatment from s6 10 IN
per week; Treatment without board from az 10 ncy
week 20 deduction for absence less than one week
meuicai zee OF w usually required for first examination
nach patent should furnish linen and two heavy
cotton sheesi two wooden blankets one comfortable and
old linen for bandages &c. anu
Out door practice attended to as usual
"ince hours IRON 10 10 II A. NJ, and 2to BPM
s ROGERS NJ d.
nhyz-uwH II. +. ROGERS. Enperintanl.n,
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DIR. II. BUXTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No. % corner OF Mechanic and Carl
onsts-Where his services be promptly obtained al
hour, by day night when not prevented y prevo
Professional Duties
Auscuauon and Advice, Free. dfL-1eco5
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Wanted,

w duCeu,
MMEDlATELY, an American Girl to do cbanb.x ,o,L
-Ds- nnIuIte az lhs oihce jy7.dtf
ofFlCE NORWICH IL WORCESTER r. r.. CO :
vr,rr NORWICH, CONN.,, June 3d. 1851
ne stockholders of the Norwich and Worcestar Dsi,
road Co., are hereby notified that their Animal Meet,
% or ne choice Of Directors, win be held at the office Of
nI roipahy; IN Norwich, on the second We1nesdav in
July next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ 1"osu"y III
70 act on any question properly brought beo,s
he meeting connected with the interests Of the
iv4-d4t oiuei' P.st NJ ANDREWS,
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIfc.-s
VIII attend Is this and other matters OF business a. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1850. dtf
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MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,

MIS-. :. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
nl Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night 10
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No g.
Austin street. an21-a,f y
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SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are always 20
De found III u Sntlties to suit, at the Drug of
l.. 7. LAZELL.
eDlo-uti 20l Main st.
J. X. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PIIYSI.
ClAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from TO 9
A. NJ, and from TO 8 =. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. ian1 If
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MARRIED..

Iniais CITY, July Sd, by Rev O. II. TiIlotson. Mr. Ma,
Gus Nelson to Miss H,rriet Estey ~
In Webster, July 3! by Rev. Mr.. Chaplin Mr. Elisha s.
smith to Miss Emily N. Foster, all of w.
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= ,-risers wishing to have their advertisements ap
81 the nexr dav will please send in as early III the day ~
oibe Also those wishing 10 insert advertisements ID
The Weekly, should send IN as cary as MONDAY noon
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
HyrZH sTRAYED OR STOLEN from the nastprr NJ
HH the ubscrber in Paxton, on the night of The ls
- INST, black or dark brown six We old MARE
hiaii SIZE win long switch TAIL and wooden how
ABOUT her neck. Any person that will return or Owe "n
to the subscriber said Mare can he fonT
shall be well rewarded. ZanoIW NJ mI IW9uho'
Paxton, Mass, July 8, 1851 iS7di %.
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DIED.

~ DIED.
Ia uhurn, July 4th, Mrs Henrietta -Holmsn ,s. 80
Mr.. Pressolf Honan, aged SO. "Ae VI
In Jamaica, VI, June 23d, Mr.. Lyman White aped ~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-07

u JOB PRINTING of all kindsc-Palnp hlets,
Catalogues, shop Bills. Bank Checks, PIas
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. 6 c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms. diff
u v. u. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agents
is authorized Agent for this paper in the cities of Bos
New York and Philadelphia and is duly employed To
take advertisements and subscriptions the rates as re
qured by us His receipts will be regarded payments
His Offices are BOSTON, Scollay's Buildings, Court st.;
NEW YORK, Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA n
w. corner Third and Chestnut Streets
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aaness Prevented by the use of Burdtt,s al.
u W., I soened the dandruf removed and the hair bean:
neu manner NOT 20 be .quaed by any other article IN
use me genuine article may be found al The Drno soa
Of LAzELL, 2Ol Main street Price 25 and ~ c co
apl6-df
,, UUoL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER
lar. III lwEEY ,"Aes ior one dob
mylG-dwtf ', al q lpny,nccary,
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NOTICE.

NUIIUE,
LII In persons indebted to the late firm of LUTHER a.
IA FREELAND ale requested to make inmedid len q
me- = as all accounts remaining unsettled on the IL, NJ
august next wM be ief in other hands for collection.
JONA. LUTHER
July S, 1851. '" HnLnhhND.
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rnor. !. Silver Door Plates

An. - - ~ NUs HrtmIeY Hall.
apl4l War,. A., ''"''' ''~e'y' SURG hsa.
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Combination Soan,
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Wis Is to certify that have This dnv sod and relIn
-. - qushed to my son, SAMUEL d. CONGDON. his
e ior 'he balance OF his minority and that he n now
ilee 10 ac una trade for himself shall not hereafter
any If his contracts. sAMurp , ,s,9igS va
July 4th, 1851. Va disI,s.
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Oranges.
In Boxes prime Messna Oranges, this day received
~ ana Tor sale by ii. T. EATON Co,
Jeoo-olW Successors to Is. Butman d Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-07

John G. Palfrey being next introduced by the
Chairman, said: "Ladies and Gentlemen on the
10th day of May, received your letter of invitation
to this-ceebration, and on the same day, read ia
Boston wing paper, one or two periods which cut
from that journal, and which, with your permission,
will now read" Mr.. Palfrey then read several
structures upon the defeat ofbis own election in May
last, which concluded with recommendation to the
free soil party to disband He commented in strain
ofbrilliant metaphor upon this whigs-tObe-wish-
editor recommendation, and concluded by assuring
them and the world, that ''disband' was word that
was not understood in the free soil vocabulary The
words of Ibis tried and true champion of human lib
erty, made deep impression upon the great au-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
From the Louisville Journal.
TWO YEARS OLD.

1 " " Z. n IL " IL -
ny c. 8. PERClvAL.
Playing on the carpet near me
Is little che,ub girl;
And her presence, much fear me,
Sets my senses in whirl;
For book is open lying
Full Of a grave philosophying,
And own I'm vainly trying
There my thoughts to hold;
But in spite Of nay essayiny,
They will eveimofe be straying
To that cherub near me playing,
Only two years old.
With her hair so long and faxen,
And her sunny eyes Of blue,
And her cheeks so plump and waxen,
And her finger pointing, lisping Phoo;
Then her voice to oil who hear il
Breathes sweet enhancing spirit;
o! to be forever near it
Is q JOY untold
For tits ever sweetly telling,
To my heart, with rapture swelling,
OF affection inly dwelling
Only two years old,
With new delight I'm hearing
All her sweet attempts at words,
In their melody endearing
Swecte: Far than any birds;
And the musical MISLEADING.
Which her hahy lips are making,
From my heart a charm is waking,
Fiim, in its hold,
Then the charm so rich and glowing,
From the Rnman's lip o'ertiowing;
Then she gives look so knowing,
Only two years old!
Now her ripe and honied kisses
(HoEied, ripe for me alone.)
Thrill my soul with various hhsses,
Venus never vet has known.
When her twining arms are round me
All domestic JOY hath crowned me,
And a fervent srell hath bound me
Never TO glow cold.
o! there's not. this side Of Aldenn,
Aught with lnvclineSs so laden
AS my little cherub maiden,
only two years Old!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

PR1NrERs' LANGUAeE.-Every profess
sional trade has lis technical terms, and Of
course the printers have a small ''smatter-
ing," which is ineligible only TO the
craft. The following is specimen; but
it don't mean, however, as much as 1t
would seem TO the uninitiated: "Jim,
put General Washington on the galley,
and then finish the murder of tha, young
girl you commenced yesterday. Set up
the ruins Of He.culsneum. distribute the
small pox. You needn't finish the run
away match have the high water in the
paper this week. Let the pi alone till af-
Ter dinner pnt the barbecue 10 press, and
then 90 TO the devil, and lie vii! tell you
about the work in the morning.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

II is a delicate secret, that OF being at
trac,ive and charming in company. Some
people think it requires beauty or knowl-
edge, or eloqnence in the speaker; il re-
quires no such thing. lsis'rue tina, beau-
~ brings the hearers near, bu, il does not
Keep them. Some people think that il re-
quires the speaker to be clever in herself
or agreeable, or interesting instead Of
which it only requires that she Should,
with nice and delicate tact, so address her
self TO others, as 10 make them feel them
selves clever, agreeable and interesting
and that will please and crafty them i'll
fnitely more than by displaying the NEST
brilliant and extraordinary POWER OF her
! own.-Hearis and Homes.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Can you tell me the difference between
a Catholic prizes, and a jack ?
NO SIR replied priest.
We'll, said clerk, l'll tell you; the
one wears the cross on his breast, and the
other on bis back"
Very well.' replied the priest, cody,
scan Won tell me the difference between a
steamboat clerk and the longeared animal
Of which you have just spoken'
No sir what is it
Il cen discover none,' replied the priest
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

It is difficult, to conceive anything more
beautiful than the reply given by one in
affliction, when he was asked how lie bore
it 50 we'll. ut lightens the stroke" said
he, ssto draw near to him who handles the
rod ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

THE STRUGGLE IN NMIcnIeAS.-Streu-
uous efforts are being made by Gen. Cass'
friends in Michigan, TO secure sufficient
number of the members of the Legislature
to re-elect the "victim Of circumstances
10 the Z. S. Senate. II is altogether
probable that the ''noise and confusion" of
The recent campaign will prevent such
result. - .MVuaukie Sentinel.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

The Providence Transcript says there
is lady in that city SO aris,ocrs,ic' that
she refuses to take newspaper because
he paper is made Of SsgA!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

An editor received letter in which
weather was spelled "we,hur." he said
it was the worst spell. Of weather he had
ever seen,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Poos BusIsEss.-The N. Y. Mirror
says ths, collecting bills for political print
ing, after election ard irom defeated can
didates, is "n,enn fun"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Talking OF "enIargine" newspapers, the
editor Of the Chicago Journal suggests
that it is NOT the tnrges: calf ttct n'ctes the
best real.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

A writer in one of the Northern pa
pers on school discipline says: Without
liberal use of the rod it is impossible 10
make boys Sma,t!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Father said little boy in theatre,
whats that place where the musicians
are?'
The orchestra, MY dear
'Oh ] though, j, was Jandjor.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

The man who o,Itran a rumor has been
nitted against the man who lived down
SANDER, In our opinion it will be . draw
CANA.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

You have no business to have any business with
other peoples business; but mind your own bus'
ne So, and that is business enough.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Yankee editor says he s.liked to die larhn, to
see irinkin, chap tryin' to pocket the shadow oi
a swingius sign for pocket.handkerchief."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

During sale by auction of stock of drapery
goods in Middlesborough, lately. the floor Of the
shop gave way, and turned the buyers into the sell
lers (celars) happily without any serious results.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Over 14,OOo barrels of mackerel have
already been packed here this season. We
understand there are several cargoes yet
10 arrive, which will swell the amouAI to
l6.OCO.-- Portland .Nf1rS. .aa4
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

"TAKE UP THY BED AND WALK. "A
short time since a man, dressed as me-
chanic, went TO house in Brighton,
walked up stairs, took bed from undera
bedstead, made it up into bundle. and
brought il down in the passage. Al that
instant he heard somebody coming
Therenpon with admirable GOODNESS, he
gave two or three taps on the wainscoting,
when in due time, one of the inmates
made her appearance, lie said; "lve
brought this bed" @a4
"Bed,' replied the woman; there's no
bed to come here you must have made
mistake"
II think not" said the man; "this Is
No. Is, isn't il 90
"Yes, this is 49, ..-...@
"Then this is the number master told
me to bring il ;o.' ..... ss
'Well," said the woman sits wrong.
at any rate, so you'd better take it away"
"lf you say I'm 10 take it, responded
the thief, Il better do so;'' and with that
he took mp the bed and walked off.
Some time elapsed before it was dis
covered how completely The bed owners
had been done.- Brighton Guardian.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

MILKING Cows-A New MErnop.-
Below will be found new method 10
milk the cow. Verify, what will not Yam
kee ingenuity accomplish? We hope they
will persevere until they make India Rub
Der .NIggers. 1t would be great saving
of pork and homny, and death blow to
Aboli,ionism and Freesoilsm. But seri.
ously, if this India Rubber mixer shall
prove according to description, it will be
| of vast service in this section, for It IS one
Of the greatest drawbacks to our dairies,
that our cows are no, more than hall milk
ed. We copy from the Rochester Amer'-
ca II safollows:
The new method Of milking, which our
readers may have seen something oil IN the
papers, is no joke, but practical reality.
An informant of ours witnessed the "ps-
ration in the farm yard Of Joseph Fellows,
ESQ, OF Geneva, but a few days since
India-rubher bags were drawn over the
cows tea,s, which set close enough TO ex-
clude the air, in the lower end of which
metallic tubes inserted, closed by taps
when the four were adjusted the taps were
withdrawn, and the milk s,reamed into
the pail, exhansting the whole quantity il
the cows bag in half the time tina, il woue
take TO milk in the ordinary way. 1t is Z
useful invention, again>, which no vaIi'
objection can exist, and will be likely Il
cone into general asc. The prime eos
Of a set--iour mixers we shall have t'
call them--cannot exceed fifty cents.--
They are simple, easily and chesply man
ufaciured. When cows are stalled,
would seem that one man could milk te
in fifteen minutes, if he was supplied wit
the apparatus for each COW.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
For the Burlington Hawk.Eye.
COEE EE.

For the Burlington Hawk. Eye.
COFFEE.
Coffee has become the great beverage of man. II
is used by all classes Of community, the rich and
the poor, high and low, young snd old, every table
is spread with the dish Of coffee hot coffee grects
us at the corners of our streets, sacks OF coffee ill
the store and the sto,e house, and greet us upon
our wharves; steam ships come TO US loaded with
coffee. II has become staple article among mer-
chants and ers,,his narcotic and Gus slim
ulant, rules over kingdoms and nations, cities and
towns, and its servants inhabit almost every dwell
ing in our land. Like Alcoh it has become king,
a atyrannical king. Coffee tends to destroy animal
life by its narcotic and stimulant effect upon the
nervous system.
II damages the organs of digestion, and clogs
the brain, while it produces apoplcxy ofthe nerves,
makes the head dizzy, while specks hoat before the
vision end nervous headaches follow in quick sue
cession. ..
The earliest effects in youth is to destroy the
compile xion, producing saowness Of the skin. des-
troyins both the rose and the lily. 1t inc'ines to
produce in those who predisposcd to it, bleed
ing Of the lungs and also to deyclope skin diseases.
Coffee possesses nourshment for the human
system, hut produces unnatural action. BY its slim
ulant effect produces artificial strength, tends
to exhaust the powers Of life in YOUTH And hy its
narcotic s,produces weakness and irri,ahility
of the nerves, throwing the waste of the system
upon the surface Of the body, dscoloiing the skin
and producing many nervous diseases. DIR D.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

Mos. eyils come on horseback, and 50 away on
foot.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

D.cSIry OF THE FREss.-E Editors gull
ty of small things, malignant little attacks
upon the brethren, finging the smallest
and fi!thiest shafts OF ridicule al them,
must expect TO lower the profession by
their conduct.
The most contemplate thing Of the kind
we have seen lately, and one which de-
serves the reprobation of every respeeta-
BILE editor, is of this character. a man
conducting a paper in village where an
other paper OF the same politics IS pub
lished, has for some time past exhibited
malisni,y. aggravated hy envy, which be-
comes neither a christian nor an editor.
His rival for popular favor and the part
ner Of his rival,received each some church
appointment peculiar 10 The Methodist or
ganization. What does ,hi. malignant
publisher do bu, give caption in his pa
per OF Recent Appointments" and at
iemp,s under i, by poor efforts at Wit, TO
ridicule the gentlemen referred 10 for re-
ceiving these appointments.
Such fun, such pititul expedients for
revenge as those which seek their food in
ridiculing the relations gentlemen bear to
churches of which they have been approv-
ed worthy members, we view as The very
| lowest methods of obtaining ia, or irom III
telligem people, and as degrading the
press .Mer. Ledger. ..-..a.. .az~
+ ONE or THE -OLDES rInr.- Mr. Dar-
ling, the oldest inhabitant of New Haven
died few days since. He had noted the
Al r.. al I.p
i, numbered 22CO inhabitants. An inter
view with Washington, whose headqnar-
,ers were at Beers Tavern, where
Streets new hotel BOW stands, when he
passed through New Haven on his way
from Hartford TO Philadel pla, and while
DIR d. was student of Yale College, made
deep impression on his mind. Gen.
Wooster, Benedict Arnold, Col. Whiting,
and other citizens Of that day, were among
his personal acuuaintances.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
n. n. klallhCr..

|vUrIER-uskes PEN Knives. P"cket-knives.
~ Rtsors, scissors, Sc. Ais" ~ Grinds and re-
pairs same chcap. SHor on Main street, between
Washin ,ton and Columbia, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
a'a'7 r
EOOtc & CO.

\VHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and For
w warding and Comms sion Merchants, Water
street, south side Of Jefferson, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
,Axrs Q. IDwARns JAMES N. M.nRoApwELL
40 al - AAVvIxoaHSf
sa Il Published every Thursday,
ny EAASlH!lIN IT A Z Z s
- Main Street, near the Market House,
d, EDW ARD S g. B R GA D w E L l..
JAMES NJ. pRoApwELL

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
u rwo Dbl ARs per year; to be paid in advance.
ror six ,on,hs, one dollar and twenty-five cents
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W. :. CUOINNUGH Vt n
w. T.. COOJlbI ugh & CO,
r. ID. .DIggII..

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
ylaeen.wara, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., IN
IN. store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, let-
farson street. Burlington. tmay l6, 80
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Prll:h & Cook ,

yYYHoLEsALs and Retail D salers in Iron, Stoves,
w Castings, Hollow Ware, etc.,etc. Also. Man
ufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
q.
Garrett & &OOpcr.
=. L.. RurllGD.

"UDLESALE md r tail Dealer IN Drugs, Mea
meats Cola aai Tin Foil, Plate, Teeth. Pertnner!'
etc, Paints, Oils. Dye studs, Drucgists' 1iass
Ware, Win low Gas ety., Jefferson street eesWeeh
N ain ana Third, Burlington, Iowa. laiy 70. ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

4. q. LAuaIAN GEO. Z. LAUMAN
j. s.. l.:luMlaN L. RrOther.
aTN1RWARDING and Commission MERCHANTS,
C corner Front and Jefferson streets. Burlington,
iowa. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Gods, Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, ETC., etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
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HOUSE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter,
i G,azicr, Glider and Imtator of Wool. Marhie,
ETC.. etc. south side Of Jefferson. three doors east
Of lin street, Burl ingtO /, Iowa. (may :, l9-iy