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Leaving New York for Chagres ths llth and 26 of each
The steamship Fl Dorado the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans and Chage leaving uch periods will
little detention possible the sh0,us and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New Orleans
and Maxico California, from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Co..
that place
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THE MODERN FRENCH COOK practical guide
10 the culinary branches adapted well for me
establishments for the OF private hme' by chsnes
Francseui volume, evo, $40 psees, with n"nso" :"
iusrsions Ptss 9i rs ,,, r.vro,
eeps "a pRArcN 'N'"
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FLom .flrsd Hsnrer, esq, oT hs New OTIs0ni oar.
BosroH, Seq. g, 1850.
Messrs BRowri Gentlemen much pleased TO
publishing revised edition Of strahan
Civil No work In the English Ian
guage subject be compared with for the uIness
doctrine conveyed throughout H.
of lis publication to the present. has received
try and deseyedy conpilers OF Code Napoleon
copiousy Napoleon himself studied
e which account for tine singular
wisdom Of his observations and decisions during the
CODE Domat should, and hope
WILL be found n library every American lawyer.
Your obedent servant,
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JAMES L.. EDwARUs, late Commissioners Of PEN
sions, Smith, formerly Of Ogdens
burg opened office in Washington city for
ts executive departments the general They
thst business that be intrnsted
- their may be made members Of the last
;.
ce post paid addressed Edwards Smith, wiIards
Hotel, will be duly attended TO,
sen lO-dlY
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HANGING Academy--First Course.-Mr. Y. X b.nhh has
IL of Washington and eog
town. for the season wiz
October 2ab at his residence nronhSS
avenue opposite Wisrd's hotel , s s,,,,
Days OF Washington Tue-days, ihofsaSsi anu
days Georgetown Mondays aad Fridays
N H. uOOE Il CO.. Wholesale and Retail Deni.rs IN
carpeting floor cloths, maingr rugs oufuuh mheh
ting blankets furnishing goods generahy
avsnue between 7th and 9Th streets "a'hnfon
ID, c.
Aug a9-u
nlssOLUTION OF Copsrtcrsh.p.The hm heretofore @ eas
IL ing under Brother " this day, by mutual
CONSENT dissolved George Dyer viii attend 70 hc see
late rm, also OF The unsetued
OF the Dyer deceased to which immediate nsn1on
is respectfully requested Ia bpWn"g Dyrp VI ~ h"'
wAsHrSsros, September "a, 1850.
mn Notce.-Thc undersigned nave formed
hip and firm Of Dyer hMcsufe ana
viii the and commission business ~ e
old stand Brother of lot street ana 'ehuy
| r al ,,t,.,. co bo
They most respectfully solicit continuance OF the parenage
slowed he and pledge hemseNeSo alsepMRa ah
hpIy every trust conhded to them. :, -
nv,r Mcclure prepared make advances upon h con
qnments and o all sales msde by them. "a . ,,,ro
J. @. MCGUIRE.
wAsurssros, septemhs' VI. 1880
aI--dn
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toygN q. CALUOUs's great Work on the COnststutiOn
and statesA Disquson the Con
s,on and by John Calhoun,
edited Crae published under the direction Of tho
assembly South Carolina and for sale in wsshnEon city
by IAiLoh = Monuhn,
Booksellers, near Sth street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Guardians, Sale of Rem, E.,.,.

Guardianx' Sale of Real Estate.
DY vhtue of license and decree of the Probate
- Court of Desmoines county and State of Iowa,
will on Saturday the cath day of May, A. D. 1851
sell to the highest bidder, the following Real Es-
tate' TO witt The north half Of Lot No. nine humid
red and twenty-four A, (s24a,) in the city of Bur-
hngton, with the improvements thereon, being
good frame dwelling house, sc. &C.. situate on Sc.
venth near Jefferson street. Said half lot is 60 #
3tn. by lit feet. T7.Sae at the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge. TERMs-one-third down, one
third in six months, one-third in one year from
date Of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will call on Ed
ward NARROW for Information respecting the pro-
perty JOHN c. ALLSUP,
Burlington. may 8, lS5l-St Guardian.
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Printers Attention !.

frbntefs Attcuka0u.
~ +. CAY having been appointed agent for the
II. sale of PRINTING PAPER, has opened de-
pot for all articles used BY printers, which he Of
fers at st Louis prices, with addition of freight.
Ts-orders executed with despatch. The follow
ing is part of his stock:
Printing paper, all sizes; Book Paper, all sizes;
Envelope do for newspapers ,cofd do for pamprts
Cap. letter and deed paper, plain;
Blank Cards of all sizes; Printers Narnish;
Large Cap boards, for show bills;
News Ink in 25 and i2 ID. cans Book lax in
AMI lb cans; Red, blue and green Ink. and
, ID cans; Lye Brushes, etc. zap a., '5l
NUTS AND FIGS: rs drums Figs, bbls filberts
| Y s bbis soft-sheli Almonds, hhls cream nuts:
hbis Eng,,sh walnuts, just received for sale by
apr 23,'5t + T. GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22
Wool Depot ut Chicago,

rINHE depot system for marketing wool having been
thoroughly tested al the East. and SEEING great ia
vnr with the Farmers, have determined to COM
mence the enterprise here.
Wool will be weighed into the depot in the gross,
and certificate therefor given; and if desired
advance TO ahouttwo-thirds its value viii he made;
for which, interest at the rate Of eight per cen,um
per annum will be charged till sold.
The sorter separates 1t according to grade, who
Is wholly disinterestcd, being employed on a saia
ry; and he gives the owner credit for the number OF
pounds each grade, noting any deduction for filth.
Each clip can be kept separate if desired, and the
owner can direct If he chooses to time of sales.
Sales will be made only for cash, and owners at
once notified when their accounts will be ready for
immediate settlement.
Instead of one cent per pound, the depot charge
for storing and selling will be one cent and half;
Mr. Blanchard who first started the system, having
advertised that such will be his rate, and that il is
as low can be afforded. This will all char
ses except for insurance, which will be from 40 to
60 cents on $500, for each three months. Sacks
will be paid for at their value.
Inquiries will be answered with pleasure.
Chicago, may 81. 1857 Us. WRIGHT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22
New Goods.
I HAVE just received my Spring Stock, consist
l ing of

I HAVE just received my Spring Stock, consist
L ing, Of
Qneensware and Wooden ware;
staple and Fancy Groceries;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Making my assortment very complete, which l
wish to dispose Of at fair prices. My customers
and the public are invited to call.
Burlington. may Is, 1881 L. D. JAGGAR
FANCY GROCERIES.
I OYSTERS, Oysters, Sardines, spanish Olives,
IL Pickles, Tamarinds; Brandy peaches, Sage;
Arrowroot, Sage. Tapiaca, Irish moss;
Corn starch, Gelatine, Jamaica Ginger;
Preserved ginger, Prunes, Sultana Raisins;
Tomato and walnut ketchup, Olive Oil
Yeast powders, Lemon syrup, Rose water;
Sarsapariila syrup, Ext lemon, oranges;
Figs and currants, just reed and for sale by
may Is, 1881 DJAGGAR
STAPLE GROCERIES.
NJ ORLEANS loaf, clarified and crushed Su-
gars, N. o. and 5. H. Molasses, 6 oldcn syrup;
Rio and old Govt Java Coffee. Indigo, madden;
Y. II. Imp. G. P. and black Teas, Logwood;
Pepper, ginger. spice. saleratus, soap, candles;
Goldfish, maekerel, salmon, tongues and sounds;
Herring, starch, cinnamon. Nutmegs;
Cloves. etc.. ETC., just received by
my Is, 81 Ed JAGGAR
wv OGDEN WARE-Tubs buckets washboards.
w churns, mop handles, axe helves, butter la
dies, butter prints, spoons, bowls. tar cocoa
ladies', clothes pins ETC., FOR sale at low prices by
may 1921 Ed AGGAR
C,PRUCE chewing GUM just reed, for sale by
= may l5, ISL Ed JAGGaR
-. TO RENT.--The term Of the present occu-
Ms.i pants having expired the frame building on
Es.L Main street. 4th lot from north Of Court ST..
and next to the old Burlington House is for rent.
may 1921 Apply to CORP, PARSONS co
ToFFEE: Prime Rio Coffee, for sale by
Y NAV Is 81 JIG LAuMAN& BRn
C1UGAR: Prime N. o. and clarified Sugar, just re-
- ceivedby (myl5 6 LauMAN 4 Bro
nICE: New crop, prime article, just reed and
/ for sale by (myi G LAuMAN 4 BRo
IlEACHEs and APPLES: 100 bushels dried APP
pies; so bushels dried peaches, for sale by
may Is, '5l q LAumAS bRo
YISEA: Imperial; Gun Powder; Young Hyson; Hy
/ son and Black Teas, for sale by the pound or
package by (may l5l G LauMAs BRo
NIOLASSES: Syrup and plantation Molas ses for
III sale by tmy l5) J G LAuMAN < BRO
- RINDSToNES: 100 feet Marietta Grindstones,
7 just received and for sale low by
NAV Is '5l LAUMAN & Bro
nUILDING HARDWARE: a large variety Of
ID Door Locks. mortice do, Latches, Bolts, Butt
Hinges (myl5) G LAuMAN BRo
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
nENCH and moulding Planes; Hand and lennon
ID Saws. Augers, els. hatchets, hammers,hra-
ces, squares etc, ETC.. just received for sale by
mav15.,sl JIG LAuMAE& Bro
CQOPER's TOOLS.
~OOPERS' Knives, AIDES, Broad axes. ress
Y hoops, of every size; Flour, Pork ana wh'skey
barrel Crise, just received and for sale by
mavI5, ISL JG LAUMAN Bro
LIGHTNING RODS.
lSnn FEET spratts' Patent Lightning RODS
SOUU just rcc'aty tmyi5) PRuGH COOK
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The body of a dead man supposed to be
adeck hand was found, on Sunday last,
floating in the river near the upper steam
saw mill, by some raltmen. The deceas-
ID had black hair. was about five feet six
inches high had on pale blue drilling pan
falcons, pale blue roundabout, no sus pend
es-one coarse and one fine shoe. A
coroner's inquest was held over the body
By H. NJ. Salmon, Esq the jury decided
that the deceased came to his death by
drowning Madison NgipsDan.
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Can and Letter Papers.

zap anu 1LCVtCI NtbCES.
sen REAMs southworth Co.'s blue cap paper,
aeO 10 do do do white DO do
reams Scotland mills. blue linen, for deeds;
10 do Platner & Smiths close ruled cap;
30 do do blue Congress letter paper;
IS do do white do do do
90 do Owen Hurlbut's blue do do
10 do Rhodes & Sons Eng. do linen do do
do French letter paper;
40 do assorted note do
SO do Eagle mills, blue letter paper;
80 do Bishops white do do
so do Lawrence's cap do do
do medium. assorted Colors, do
6 do Envelope paper; reams Tissue do;
Drawing paper of all kinds. Envelopes, lux stands,
Pens, sand boxes, wafer cups, Ink, lead pencils,
Mathematical Instruments. paper weights, Cola
Pens, etc., etc. etc, wholesale and retail at very
low prices. for cash at ABRAHAMS'
NAV 1851 Burlington Book store
FcasIeyss Addition to the City Of Burl ston.
VlART of this addition to the west part of this
city is already ub-diviaed into lots. and the
remainder will be as soon as the weather permits.
Lots will front on the continuation of Jefferson and
Washington streets. The ecentimprovements on
Jeferso street make the lots accessible from
the city, and therefore desirable location for
buildings. All are for sale on reasonable terms
Apply to the subscriber, at his office on Water
street. Burlington, Iowa.
IAN %, 1881. FRANCIS j. C. PEASLEY.
Shoe Makers Findings.
r ASTS, Avis, Pegs, Kip. of all kinds, Punches;
IL Pinchers; webbing; thread, galoon; hastings
boot trees; crimp; screws; hammers, sparahles;
lacks; crimp boards; clumps, for sale by
apri, 10, ISL RS ADAMS
CHAIN PUMPS.
4 DOE. Chain Pumpr, for sale by
L. may 81, 'tl PkUGH X COOK
J1YE sTUFFs: Indigo, Madder. Alum, etc. TO, sale
Dby tmay u, SD q LAuMAs 4 BHo
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.sr,nrR VIAL oUr.-ISrANTIclDE.-W boy
n9 : o. o .ne "a ns
-. 81 female infant, which, il is supposed, had
~ thfown int the river the night previous, for
n. ,sroose Of concealment. II was wrapped in q
~ 81 linen, inside Of which were several stones.
1900 b. @. MCloud had an inquest held over
\. lody, and the Jury gave verdict according to
=. sAets above stated. Mascaftns Journal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22
Planx Read Meeting

TIE Stockholders Of the Lowell and Centre Plank
ksad and Bridge COMPANY will at Lowell on Sat.
.day. May Gath, at 2 O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose Of ef
stlas organization of said company An nstallme
o. i've per cent, must be paid in said day.
5sss.@ THOMAS II BRfSTER,
may q, 1851 JOSEPH BROWN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
rIyHE subscriber has received his spring supplies
l. of goods in his line. to which he respectfully
invites the attention his Old customers and deal
ers in general J. F. TALLANT, Jefferson st.
,nril TO- 1881 Burlington
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MECHANICS TOOLS
WE have now on hand complete sssort-
w ment of ,rpenters, Coopers, Wagon-makers.
Blacksmiths. Saddlers and Cabinet maker's Tools.
and will sell them just as cheap as the slaw allows
anrea,s: GRIFFITHS 4 Co
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+ AIN .
100 lbs chrome green;
so DO chrome yellow;
SO do Imperial green;
30 do Drop black,
90 do Vandyke brown;
90 DO Smalts, hlueSgreen
10 reams sand paper;
8 bbls Glue;
100 lbs pumice stone;
100 do American Vermil.
Gold leaf, Bronzes, YER
million, Glazier's dia-
! monds, &C., for sale BY
tap "a f f GAY
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Hard ware.


THE Subscribers are now receiving their spring
stock of Hardware AID Cutlery, comprising the
best assortment ever brought to this city; COM
plete assortment Of hsiiding hardware, Mechan-
less Tools, Mill and Circular Saws, Nails. Forks,
Hoes, Scythes, etc, all of which will be sold at
Saint Louis prices; freight added.
Shoenberger's s'Juniain" Nails.
Onn KEGS OF above brand, comprising every
wv size. from I'd to 2od., also fencing and
casing Nails dooring br ads;cut and wrought spikes
These nails are manufactured with care from
Shoenb nrger's celebrated '.Juniata' Iron and are
confidently recommended as the best Nail in the
market, for sale wholesale and retail by
HH GRIFEITHS 4 CO., No.2,
ap3a,'J Jefferson street
DLANES-Dauble and single, Smooths, Fores,
l Jacks aud Jointers, raising planes, Astrigals,
Beads, Ogee and Ovalo moulding planes, Fills
tiers, panel plows, match planes, side and skew
Rabbit planes, cut and thrusts, table and sash
planes, for sale at GRIFFITHS h Co.'S
apr -, '5l Hardware store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22
Hats and Cans !

I STURGIS SON have Just received their new
- stock for Spring aud Summer comprising full
variety of every thing desirable in the line Of HATS
AND CAPS for Men, Boys and Children. We have
all the various styles Of fine
MO.ESKIN HATS
Prevailing in New York, Philadelphia and The west.
Also-straw Hats, Panama and palm leaf, Cloth and
Glazed Cans; Boys fur and wool Hats, Childrens'
Fancy Hats and Caps.
We invite the attention of Country Merchants to
our stock Of SOFT HATS, which is the largest and
most complete we have ever had; and which we
viii sell at a very small advance on New York pri-
ees for Cash,
CLOTHING.
We have also, very fine assortment Of Cloth
and Tweed Coats, Black and fancy ca simere Pants
Vests, and general assortment of SUMNER
CLOTHING. which having been purchased IN the
East we can and will sell very cheap.
Burlingtu may l, 1851
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BOOKS. STATIONERY nc.

BOOKS. -rsrfuSTEf+ tr.
-EF~s1 BIBLE. SUNDAY UNION AED ANf
xGEt@xEk RfCAS Tract SOCIETY hFrfH%F
6-E T0KF.--Th~ saa%@rsSErt AMB @N~m~A ~ ss~
NsK&a-AzI formerly neemp#@8 WV Nv " y Rs#
sDm, ON jefferson street. MHF& F~r*#Ft@Frr e@f"
denominations
good supply mi $ehsevt Ro@#a ran Hs atR ftHarE
be found at this cstahtshW~nf~
Also, f4IG supply of .t#ffnrrFy wv MI kFH@@-
~r-Ts MIL MI which r. would invite the #st~at1ma
,f thr rttfxeus M Burlington a#t vicinity
GEORGE RLrcEHAHNt
april .. 1851 1@a~r*1a street
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W. T.. Coolba ugh H. CO..

BURLINGTON. IOWA.
HAVE in store and rlf~r for salr nc SAINT Er@ts
IL prices, adding freight cngysa large anH fresh
assortment nf Groceries Liquors N aaunr= whIeh
to BE- found the following articles. vt1+
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AND WARRANTS FOR SALE. march q. III
WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND.
NOW HEAR
Helm slle inner & Co.


We HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND.
NOW HEAR
Helm slleinA cr & Co.
WE do not intend to brag nor embellish the
w fact in the least-but we feel warranted in
saying that we now receiving and opening the
largest an finest assortment of
Spring aud Summer Clothing
ever brought to this market. Our first shipment
was received BY the last upward trip OF the Wis
consin, and is now open to the inspection OF the
public. We are confident that all tastes will be
satisfied, and that our prices will induce people
ssdress up" Our stock comprises
Coats Of all kinds,
Sack, Frock and fine Dress, all colors and mater
ces. Better call and see them.
Pants ani Tests,
From line to superhne-cut aud made according to
the latest mode, and Of new styles OF goods. You
can't help being pleased, and after examining you
can't help purchasing.
Handkerchief and Glores
In endless variety. The enumerat would tire
your patience. To make long job short, just cali
and see them.
or all sizes and qualities. The Hats are of Cincin-
natl manufacture, and of the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies ought
to purchase one from Heinsheimer & Co.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
By the quantity-frst rate articles-and cheap Ms
dirt.
Shirts, Collars, Sc,
we almost forgot to mention shirts and Collars.
We have them by the bnshe, and of every de scrip
ton, so that all who may be need will only have
to ask In order to get the very article they may be
searching for. No more at present, but remain the
public's servants. HEINSHEIMER & CO.
April |, 1851
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Saddery Hardware.
DINGS, Buckles, Pad trees, cockeyes ,bradoons,
I pad screws; webbing, loops, hooks, terrets,
snaps, bolts, Tools, Of all kinds, ornaments, boss
nails, swivels, names, and almost every thing us
ed by sadalers and harness makers, which | will
sell at ST Louis prices and freight. at " Wholesale
burlington. April 10, 1851 r s ADAMS.
yTalayraph ronvl Main street
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CUTLERY

DODGERS Wortenholm's' Wragg's and other
makers Of Pocket, Pen, California, Bowie and
Pruning Knives: Table Knives in Rosewood, Ebo-
ny, Cocoa, Buck, Bone and Ivory handles, with
common and French Forks; Carvers, steels;Wade
4 Butchers and Rodgers celebrated Razors; beef
slicers, butcher Knives; paint anu putty Knives;
saw knives; scissors, shears, Tailor's broad and
trimming shears, pruning shears, spring lancets,
horse feams, etc. etc. our stock OF Cutlery Is
larger and better assorted than it has heretofore
been, and merits the attention OF purchasers.
anvil o., *, GRlFFITHS Il co
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RIrIIDING HARDWARE.

L
A FULL supply Of all styles OF Novelty LOCKS,
u with white AMI dark knobs; Adams upright
locks, s.Janus faced locks. Mineral and Iron kn Oh
drop latches, spring iatches with dark knobs and
cam fasteninss etc. Also, full supply Of fine las
tern locks, with white aud dark knobs, hinges,
screws, shutter fasts, bolts, cupboard catches,
wardrobe hooks thumb latches, nails, and all the
other Hardware used in building can'be fuun! at
ap24'5l GRlrtliHS \ Co'S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22

Theological and
Smyth's Daily Expositor
OF the Scriptures
Book of Homilies;
Blair's Sermons;
Memoirs Of Rev j. VIII
hams;
Coppe's History OF Jesus
Christ,
Fieetwood's Life af 10.
D'Aubigne's Discourses
Baird
Sturm's Reflections
D'Auhigne's Hist. of the
Reformation,
Tedd's Students Manual
History OF the IesHffs.
Josephus' History Of the
Jews
Euayan's Holy War;
sc Pilgrims Progress
Oxford Divinity;
Davies Sermons
Bishop Hopkins Letters
Bush on the sonlf
Life of Hannah Moore
The Christian sabbath
HuntingforI ON the Trim
lily;
Mysteries Of RoraHtsrA !
&c. sc. Also Prayer IT,
cnrdaareS, CnrnuErEtari~i
hles, Pulpit Btbl sy Tue u
very Eow at
april 10. 81
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Wool CafdinE

AND c o Fl D ESS NC.
ME Subscribers hereby inform the Public that
J. their Caraing Machines, situated at
Angus STA, IOWA,
Are now In first rate order for Carding the Finest
WseS having been covered with new Cards this
spring, OF the best eastern manufacture.
having had thirty years experience in the above
Susincss, we feel confident that we can do as good
work Is can be done in the State. We shall give
~ entire attention TO the above bushes and ill
warrant first rate Rolls, If the Wool is in good
def, and no mistake.
o We have made arrangements with Mr. VIM
Walker, to receive Wool and deliver Rolls at his
Touring Mills in Burlington.
n. B.-Customers from distance can have their
vol carded the same day /! is brought.
ONO charge at the ferry for Customers rcsid-
n on the south side Of skunk River.
Anxnaia. MAY D. 1881 Am MOEEAT RIGGS
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L n n ,
= BBLs. Japan;
40 do LinSeed Oil,
10 bhls spts turpentine,
100 kegs pure lead;
so do No l do
10 hhls whiting;
s do Nenitian red;
| NJ lbs rel lead;
500 do Le:harge;
500 do lamp black,
100 do sugar lead;
500 do yellow ochre;
800 do Spanish brown;
100 do Paris Green;
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-22

spruce Chewing Gum.
4 DELIGHTFUL substitute for Tobacco, clean
y sing the Teeth.sweetningt the breath, and cor
rect,ny Dy spcrsia, for sale by fsplo) TALLANT
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EASTERN EACHANG E-For sale i'm sums to
IL suit,by Gapl6 W.T.. COOLBAUGH * Co.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
II ElNSHEIMER& Coz large and splendid stock
IL of Clothing is Of their own manufacture, and
will he warranted to purchasers.
ORDERS.-We have a large stock of material on
hands, at our house in Burlington, where all gar
ments of all descriptions will be promptly manufac
tured to order and warranted to fit. rapr Is, ISL
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900 OF. snlph. Quinine;
20 do Morphine;
100 lbs. Calomel;
3 bbls Camphor,
500 lbs. Al0es;
30 do Blue Mass;
so do Opium;
200 do Gum Arabic;
100 do Ammonia strong
100 do Spts N,tre Ether.
100 do Essential Oil;
90 do ass'd Extracts,
600 do Cayenne;
NJ do Cream Tartar;
100 do Sup. Carb Soda:
so d. Paint Brushes;
20 do White.wash do
90 do Tooth do e
20 90 Hair, cloth, and
shaving do
s hels Alcohol;
500 lbs ext Liqunrice;
Surgical and Dental In
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BLANK BOOKS.
4 LOT Of very superior medium and Demi Re-
N cords, also son quires half bound iedgers;
TAO qrs fun bound dbl. and single entry ledgers,
800 do quarto blanks, for sale at low prices at
may l,'5l ABRAHAMS' book store
+. f. GAY, Wholesale Druggist,
HAVING received his spring stock Of Drugs,
IL Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Glassware, Dye-stuifs, &C., would
call the attention of Physicians, Druggists and coun-
try Merchants, to his stock, viii n he offers at
wholesale at st Louis prices, adding freght guar
anteeiag in all cases, purity Of articles at lowest
Cash prices. Persons sending orders may rely up
on having them executed at the lowest cash prices.
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Observation-Disclosures ETNA tN~TR.
~ ANCE COMPANY, of Hartford onnsetf.as.
49, a, my Office on Water street, Bnrfrnrtcu.
k&4@ jan 1881 T. G. PEASLEy. Arert