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Guardian.' Sale of Real E.,,,.

uuaruta0S sale OF Real Estate,
Df VII, tue of a license and decree of the Probate
- Court of Desmoines county and state of Iowa,
will on saturday tn aith day of May, A. d. 1851
sell to the highest bidder, the following Rea, Es-
tae' 10 wic The north half Of Lot No. nine hnnd-
feh anu twenty-iour A, (9s4a,) in the city Of Bur-
hngton, with the improvements thereon, heing a
gooh frame dwelling house, sc. &C.. situate on Se
venth. near Jefferson street. Said half lot is so II
SIM by III feet. a.Sale at the Otf"e of the PRO.
nate Judge. 70 TERMs-one-third down. one
third IN six mouths, one-third in one year from
date OF sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will cali on Ed
ward NARROW for information respecting the pro-
perty JOHN C. AIISJP
burlington, may 8. lS5l-3t Es8av Guardian.
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Printers Attention

Printers A. tentiOn.
~ F.. GAY having been appointed agent for the
u. sale OF PRINTING PA PER. has opened a de-
pot for all articles used ny printers, which Of
fers at st Louis prices. with addition OF freight.
T5-orders executed with despatch. The follow
ing is part az his stock:
Printing paper, all sizes; Book Paner, oil sizes:
Envelope 10 for news lpcr s.copd 10 for pamprts
Cap. letter and deed paper. PLAIN;
Blank Cards of all sizes; Printers Varnish;
Large Cup boards. for show bills;
News Ink iii IS and IL ID. GAS, Book lax in 1
and , III cans; Rcd, blue and green Ink.I and
2 lib cans; Lye Brushes, etc. zap 24,'5i
Nuts AND FIGS: rs drains Figs, bbls flbeits
l Y s bhis soft-sheil Almonds, hhls cream nuts
has English wainuts, just received for sale by
apr -, 81 r. GAY
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NH Machinery for Sale.

suS onmrlete machinery for steam FIGURING
NlN. consisting OF one large double fue boiler
seelae, . pairs n French Durrs, new Bolts,
mat mill. with iron gearing throughout, and
~ esss Pssent Packer, ETC., etc.-capacity rs
l0 day-for sale At great bargain and on "a :
: elG terms. DARRAH POMERoY.
- tcsis, No., apr io,'si. No. Commercial 81.
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Look at TIsis!!

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND HOTEL PRUPRIEl0RS.
VOU can buy Pilot Bread. Navy Bread. Soda.
i Sugar. Butter, Boston and Water Crackers. hak-
ed in n. BALLS new Patent Rev iHG Oven Nc
the Philadelphia Bakery No 80, Myrtle street, be-
tween Second and Third streets, - Louis No.. III
the following low prices, and ofas gnoh net bet
ter quality than this any other market can pr0-
duce:- .@
Pilot bread at o. 81 per hbI. hbi. included;
Navy do do ~ cents per h.;
SOFIA Crackers at 81 cts per w. ny the hoy.
Sugar do at 81 cts PER III. by the tbi.:
Butter do al ~ cts per ID. or - 90 per bill
Dbl. included;
Water crackers az - cts pc rob. by the bbi.,
Boston do at 81 90 per bill.
- Orders sent through the Post oaiee or 9th
erwise, will he pfomptly attended to- and fresh bak
ed the same day the order is received.
n. BALL, Philadelphia Bakery, No. 81
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
march 6, 1851 StLouis. 80.
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VIM Wightllaan .

NJ H0LESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, No.
Has for sale ct all times large and general as
sortment Of Staple and Fancy Groceries, with
great variety Of voodenware, which be offers az
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. tSt Louis. Feb. g. 1854
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s Amt LOUIS.
DAVID PkskCE. cHAs sKssprcr
ST Louis, Missouri. panbpry. L onnect,.u s
David PeIPcc A. 10.

pAvIo Pk.xcE, eHAs sE,sbrcr,
St Louis, Missouri. panbpry. Conneeseut.
David Pearcc q Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Nv
Hats, Caps. Bonnets and Artificial FIswers,
No. l20. Main Street. Sc Louis, Mo.
1--WE subscribers have now nm hand d Iarxe and
i well selected stock OF Hats, Caps Eonnets and
Artificial Flowers, Of Ill descriptions, and will 10
est and most fas hionaLIe Styles some of hieh are
= follows.-
Fash. Moieskin, rssh. Beaver
do Silk, do Nntrfr
do Angels, do Muskrar.
do Bush, do Crn.v
DO Russia, do Cashmere.
Low crown r. D., black, pearl and drab trash,
RUSSIA, nuiria. muskrstY and cashmere.
Hats;
Mems and Boys black pearl and white. beseer,
ofash and cashmere Csifornia end Hur ssriss hats.
Men' and Boys black, brown, green snd parp..
iamp'co, Jenny Lind. California and Msxicsn hats,
MEMS and Boys black, hro' green corn, peach
blossom, pearl and white saxory- Congress-
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hat:
MEMS ana Boys black, pearl and white 8. q n.
c. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, Lsghorn, cur,eos,
Pedal, English, Coburg and straw brsfd. csrscs
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Mens' and boys' silk mohsir and coitnr plush OF
oil roors and styles, CLOTH silk and cotton gsfst
and velvet caps Of different st,iss AMI qualities;
Infants fancy and plain silk and cotton ysirr:
and cloth tufb1ns;
Ladies and Misses Florence braid. Split Tripnti
and Aibonfs raw, hird's eve, Florence end cactus,
Chinese PEARL pedal. imperial French ard NeaTcIi-
tan Lace PLAN and shrrcd silk and lava sfr4w ant
willow honncts.
ac cases Artificial Flowers of Americas. FnsIfsh,
and French manufacture, consisting nc wrt#fhs,
srrFs and hunchss, ~ aff sty lrs ard rvi0rN.
MIR CHARLES BENEDICT of nur hrra. heirg q
large and extensive manufacturer of Watts, I'm Dan
hnry' Conn, enables Us 70 sell our goods lower
than snv other house In this risT.
Country merchants will lind ~ greatly IN their aa~
vantage TO call and examine our stock tefcr~ pur-
chasing as we are Determined tn sell NJ tho lowest
cash prices DAVID PEARcF CO., i7o sIain n
Saint Louis 40, march 8 1881.
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J. ]. CHILD,
N TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa.
n Es-OHice with A. D. Green. Esq. fmyI5.5i
GEORGE SNYDER

TTORNEY At LAW. Notary Public rnd Com.
IN missioner Of Deeds Tor New York, Pcnnsylva-
uta. Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky. Illinois,
Missouri, Mississippi and Louisiana win nav es-
yecisl attention 10 conveyancing. examining land
tines, eating Liant Warrants, paying taxes. &C.
NJ g. is well acquainted 18th the German language
LeOhcr with Grimes Starr on Je tter son street
letween Main and Third.
h darlington, Iowa. NV Is, 1851
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- hsarA Of rich man once who was badly in
IA By being run over. cit isn't the aceident,''
IN 70, ssthst mind; that isn't the thing; hut the
- q heing run over by an Internal swill cart
-skee ne mad.s' .sss. s-ss
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CARPEN TIERS, TOOLS.

DLANES Of all descriptions, hand and rip saws
l Former and socket chiselS, corner aad pairing
chisels. angers, gouges, marking and mortlce gou-
ges, steel blade and steel squares, scratch avis,
brad avis lignum vitae maliets, compasses. tFlli-
pers div iiers, shinging and claw Hatchets. broad
axes foot aizes, s.May;ois.'' hammers. chise and
file hanles, spirit levels, Thevels, Iron and brass,
back rules, bench screws chest handle s,etc.
These tonls selected with great care, and are
the best quality made. (ap2I GRiFFITHs s. Co
r AIPS-t good a1sor'm .nt of Solar, hand and
I lhaa,ing Lamps. looking glasses. walters. Bri.
tannia ware and a general assortment Of House.
keepers furnishing Hardware. always on hand,and
for sale chaap at GRIFFITHS & Co.'S
apr2il4,'5 Hardware store
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nRTNTS-soo pieces Coz hcco. Merrimacs, Fancy
L and madden colors; New style London prints'
Arsylss; purple, Pink and blue;
s&aa Mer,jmack blue, blue and orange, sc.
MAIL !astrec'dh nv JG LAu"AS DINO
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Hats aud Cans 1!

I STURGIS. " SON have streceived their ne W
- Stock Tor Spring and Sunmer. comprising a 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 line
MO.ESKiN HATS
Prevailing in New York, Philadelphia and the west.
Also-straw Hats, Panama and palm leaf, Cloth and
Glazed Caps; 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; aud which we
will sell OF very small advance on New York pri-
ces y0r Cash!
CLOTHING.
We have also, very fine assortment Of Cloth
and Tweed Coats, Black and fancy cas- simere Pants
Vests, and general assortment OF SUMNER
CLaIHING, which having been purchased IN the
East. we can and win sell very cheap.
Burlington, may /, 1881
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

BOUKS, STATIONEKY, NC.
<O1Fk- BIBLE, SUNDAY UNION AND AME-
IEaAA TRACT SOCIETY 'DEPOSI
ArTV TORY.-The subscriber has opened in the
ssA-A.sAa7O room formerly occupied by DIR s. Ran
som, on letters IN street, Book Depository, con-
tanning the of al the different religious
denominations.
good supply of School Books can at all times
he found at this establishment.
Also, a fnl! supply of stationery OF all kinds.
4 To all of which he would invite the attention
of the citizens Of Burlington aud vicinity.
GEORGE BLICKHAHN,
april 3, 1881 Jefer son street
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BtIILDING UARDW ARE,


4 FULL SUPPLY Of all styles OF Novelty Locks,
with white AM dirk knobs; Adams upright
locks. linus ficei'iocSs, Miaeral and Iron KIN oh
drop latches, spring iatches with dark knobs and
cam fastenags. etc. Also, full supply of tine las
tern locks, with white AMI dark knobs, hinges,
screws, shutter fasts, bolts, cupboard catches,
wardrobe hooks. thumb latches, nails, and all the
other Hardware used in building can be found at
ap 81 ISL GRIFFfTHS y cos
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Fresh Drass and Medicines.
THE subscriber has received his spring supplies
L Of goods in his line. to which he respectfully
invites the attention of his old customers and deal
ers in general J. r. TALLANF, Jefferson st.
april 10. 1891 Burlington
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Spruce Chewing Gum. -
A DELIGHTFUL substitute for Tobacco, ciean-
n sing the Teeth,sweetning the breath, and cor
rectins NJ spersia, for sale by tar,ol TALLAST
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Shoe Makers Findings.
T ASTS, Avis, Pegs, Kip, Of aii kinds, Punches;
Pinchers; webbing; threrd, galoon; lasting;
boot trees; crimp; screws; hammers, sparabies;
tacks; crimp boards; clumps, for sale by
april 10, 'bl ADAMS
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La FAYErTE FIRE AND MARINE TNsUR.

. IN
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. sth, 1850.
CAPITAL s2000o0-s $50, OC0 paid in and well secured
A. NJ. CRANE, Sec'y G. 8. ORTIZ. PEST
IINHE subscribers. having been accredited as A.
1 gents OF the above Company, are now prepared
To issue open or SPECIAL Policies for Fire or Marine
Risks, in this 'r any Of the adjoining counties, up-
on goods or produce, in store or in transiu; upon
cargoes on lake, river, and sea vessels, or land
transportation; on funds other property by mail
etc., etc, on as favorable terms those Of any 9TH
er respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will bear favorable comparis son
with any Company or Agency in the West. having
aiarse uniinpared CASH CAPT. Isl and being kn own
have adopted liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses will be promptly adjusted and paid at
this Agency in New York FUNDS.
J. G. LAUMAN & BRO, Agents
corner of Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10, lS5o-iy Burlington, Iowa.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIREAN DM A
w RINE INSURANCE CO., ST LOUIS.
DiRECTORS:- john o. alien,
&. III. Peck, +. w. Holt, $. NJ Edr-Il
J. A. Eddy, G. VI. Vaear, w A. Conn
John :. NcCupe, D. ID. Page. John Sirersou
FTaisks taken by the undersigned, at the usual
rates Of premium. for one month to six years.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1850 JIG LAUMAN Il BRO
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DODGERS, WortenhoIm's' Wragg's and other
u makers Of Pocket, Pm, Cali for MIA, Bowie and
Pruning Knives: Table Knives in Rosewood, Ebo-
ny, Cocoa, Buck, Bone and Ivory handles, with
common and French Forks; Carvers, Steels; Wade
& Butchers and Rodgers celebrated Racers: beef
siicers. butcher Knives; paint and putty Knives;
saw Knives; scissors, shears, Ta,lor'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 pur chasers.
april 24,5l GRlFFITHS & co
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alaYd ware!

Shoenber:-rs s.Jupiata" Nails.
.lnA KEGS OF above brand, comprising every
wv size, from I'd to 20d., ais" fencing and
casing Sails flooring brads;cut and wrought spikes
These nails are manufactured with care from
Slh,na .rscr's celebrated ..Juniata' iron and are
conf ientIy recon- nended as the hest Nail in the
market, for SHE wholesale and retail by
Hi GRIEFITHS & CO.. No.2,
ap3i,' 81 Jeff rson street
0LANEs-D,uble and single, snonths, F"'es,
I Jacks and Jbiuters, raising planes, As'rigas,
Beads, Ogee and Ovalo monliing planes, Fills
tiers. panel plows, m,tcn planes, siie and skew
Rabbit planes, cut ami thrusts, table and sash
planes, for sale at GRIFFITHS n Co.'s
apr -, ISL Hardware store
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Saddlerv Hardware

Saddlery Hardware.
nINGS, Buckles, Padrees, cockeyes .hradoons,
II pad screws; webbing, loops, hooks, terrets,
snaps. bolts, Tools, Of all kinis, ornaments, boss
nails, s,vivels, names, and almost every thing us
cd hy saddlers and harness makers, which will
sell nj 81 Louis prices and freight at wholesale.
burlington. April 10, 1881 Is ADAMS,
frelegraph cory) Main street
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NEW CHEAP STORE

MR. J. NE WTON EVANS,
HAVING permanently settled in Burlington is
nov receiving his large and beautiful stock of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Also, Groceries, Qnsensrdre, Glassware Boots Shoes
Looking G. asses, B1Rnefs, Hats, rte, etc.
This house will sell at Wholesale and Retail at pri-
so liberal, for CASH. and to prompt short time
customers, that the proprietor confidently antici.
pates liberal share of public patronage.
Mr. Evans will feel particularly obliged to any
citizen stranger who Will favor him with a cali.
Remember, oar place is Main street, one door
south of Jefferson. [apr 1854
NNIED APPLE>-3O0 bushels pin dried ap-
- pies. Just received per Danube. for sale hy
apr 16, Isl w. F. COOLBAUGH & CO.
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.-r.f,a- nsrs--
NEW STORE.

IJNHE subscriber solcits call from the Ladies to
examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment Of DRESS SILKS, consisting of rch broc dies,
chameleon SATIN du chains and other styles, also
every width Of black do.
Will also b found a fine assortment of bonnet
silks and velvets silk Illusions and colored grapes,
rich embroidered cambria handkerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received a beautiful selec-
ton of African and natural colored MCFFS; white
and black vi TORN IS, fur cuffs, misses mntfs, SC,
all of which offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchase lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
brncng every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to call at the old stand Of D..
Gilchrist & Co. P. NJ. FORrIER.
nnrlinrfOn. Nov. 7. 80,
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We HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND!
NOW HEAR
Helms helm er G. In


,.. NOW HEAR
HeinSheimcr & Co.
NIE do not intend u Drag nor emhelIish the
w fact IN the least-bnt we feel warranted in
saying that we are now receiving and opening the
largest and finest assortment of
Spring and 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
satiSned, ana that Our prices will induce people to
sdress up" Our stock comprises
C0dfs Of all kinds,
Sack, Frock and fine Dress all coIors and mate ial
summer coats Of all qualities, varieties and pri-
ces. Better call and see them. :. ...
.f. -....- Pants and Vests, sz5 i -
from nne 10 superfine-cut and made according to
the latest mole, and Of new styles of goods. You
can. heip being pleased, and after examining you
can't help purchasing. #E4E -
Handkerchief and Glopes
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your patience. To make long job short Just cali
and see them. ...s. ..r..
Hats and aps
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 Hensheimer 4 Co.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
BY the quanity-first rate articles-and cheap as
dirt. .-...
Shirts, Collars, &C.,
We almost forgot tn mention our shirts and Collars
We have them by the hushel and of every de scri,-
tiOn so that all who may be in need will ONLY have
to ask in order to get the very article they NAV be
searching Tor. No more at present, but remain the
pnoiic's servants. HEiNSHEiMER s. CO.
April 1, 1851
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wsmeus' sne snd meaiers
hid and scat slips and
hBSitns.
do Cenzsr. hoets srt
bnss ms.
do ressd artl -s~'d hir.
calf ard cost srfsp
shoes md b#skEns.
Nfsseskir.eaff. aaRf. hid snf
enam-irh Isr~ beers,
do critters prA half Eaf.
trrs. Rl caHer#,
d. kiA SLIPS. hrsk Nh tres.
HtTH. cars. Ae.
Meas fashions w. INV sa1
sTg& hats
h1 mrHtHm VIZ Nv hes no
DIV 2~ff hrH@h * Ns~M@m.
MI rninrs ard 1rRl Hr sws
do TDnHrs M k1sswfk.
hih- prarl and Iancy
color.
E1ys' fancy Mr. NJ wonl hsr,,
Mons Prrsr# ard l~rhorny
do Pedal. fsrry. sfrmw q
thina pesfi,
do fn~. r~Ji~rr srA iew
rvired rsir l.sfhsu,
Boys. Youshs' and eEiisr~sss
ierhorns. rhi-s p~srss
sni fsnrysrrmef hs,s
Meas. Reys' and tkfIsireu's
cloth. silk, plnsh sad
fancy esI,s.
Children.' ard fuhsrts' siik
ant cotton velvet Tpy.
bsrs
(St Louis, mrrh'f, 1851
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fof RI Madison, harrington, Oqndrkd, Neic Boston,
Muscdtine, and Rock Island.
Il NN THE wei known and fine pas3en-
'HMrYa14 q ger steamer OSWEGO, r. 4. Bat
0a.3Es.z&Ll1D telle, Muster has resumed her repu-
lar trips To the above and all intermedia
ing 81 Louis every Wednesday at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Inc osVego having been repainted and reftted.
IS now equal in point Of comfort to any boat in the
trades and her officers hope by strict attention to
the interest Of shippers and comfort Of pa
to merit continuation of the &c heretof IRE
so literally bestowed upon them.
For Freight Or passage apply on board. or TO
april 3bl FOOrE CO., Burlington
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n Regularly Ourjny u,,b w,,e-

H0F ''f"N"q"'H N'gU'ITIy UuFIng Hfgh Waller.
A The Steam Ferry Boat, CLINT
GaSSAAak HILLS" will make regular trims
sf1z.szeH11 twice day. commencing this day.
ihuFshhy, from the city of Burlington to Shokoquon
during the continuance Of high water The Flint
Huns is one OF the most commodous and be st run
ming Ferry Bots on the Mississippi river. Fer
rage reasonable, and every accommodation shown
that circumstances will permit.
april 10, 80 THOMAS FRENCH
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Can aud Letter Papers.

Cap and Letter Papers.
sDA REAMS Southworth Co.'S blue cap paper,
31O 10 do do do white DO do
s reams scotland mills, blue linen. Tor deeds;
IS do Palmer X Smiths close ruled cap;
90 do do blue Congress letter paper;
8 do do white do do do
30 do Owen 4 Hurlhut's blue do Go
is do Rhodes X SONS Eng. do linen DO do
do French letter paper;
20 10 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, 90
do Envelope paper; 3reams Tissue do;
Drawing paper of all kinds. Envelopes, lnksiands'
Pens, sand boxes, wafer cups. Ink. lead pehchs.
Mathematical instruments. paper weights, Hoia
Pens, etc, etc, etc, wholesale and retail al very
low ptices. for cash at ABR All AMS'
may 1851 Burlington Bookstore
PeN>ley,s Addition TO the City of Burlington.
MART of this addition to the west pat of this
\ city is already sub divided 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 recent Improvements on
Jefferson street make the lots very accessible from
the city, and therefore desirable location for
buildings. All are for sale reasonable terms. =
Apply to the snbscriher, at his oihce on water
street, Burlington, Iowa.
ian. %. 1881. FRANCIS j. z. fEA>LEi.
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Admit nj strator,x sale OF Real Estate.
DY virtue Of License and Decree Of tho Pro-
ID bate Court of Desmnipcs county. Iowa. will
SATURDAY. the nth day Of Nav 1851, sell 10 the
highest bidder. the following Real Estate, to wit:
A part Of Lot No. sl4c in the city OF Burlington.
in said county, being the northeast corner Of salt
lot, anil being 20 feet on Valley street, and ext end
ing south 40 feet.
gs- Sale at the Office OF the Probate Judge in
Burlington. Terms third in cash. balance
in six months. JAMES BRUCE.
Burlington, April 81, 1851 Administrator
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MECHANICS TOOLS.
"E have now on hand complete assort-
~ me mt of c srp,nters. Co ,,ers, w gon-makers.
Black smiths. Saaalers and Cabinet makers Tools,
ana will sell them Just As cheap as the iaw allows
apr2! 5: II II GRIFFIrHS Co
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Having changed our business to an exclusive
wholesale trade, and beng determined to keep, at
all times, good and general assortment, we
spectfniiy solicit those who buy to sell again, to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others sending orders may rely upon their be-
ing filed At TIVE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March o., 1851 w. r. COOLBAUGH co
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OLIVER NNETT CO.,
WHOLESALE nEALrHsIS
Boots. shoes, Hats X CaDs.

No. i0I, Miin street. 81 Louis, 40.
I(EsPECrFULLT calls the Attentions ~ rurehs-
IL sers TO their very compiete stock 81 the above
goods, consisting in part OF the foIiow sing
Mens thk shan and long Wemsn.' fne cod neAisr
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Observation-Disclosures lETNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford Connecticut,
my Office Water street, Burlington.
EcrEA ian 1881 FIG. PEASLEY. Agent.
INAMlLY n )CERIES-- The subscriber has jus
r received from Boston, fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west ofthe Allegheny mountains
Oct 24,lsbO THOMAS HEDGE
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M ooDEN ARE-rnbs. buckets was hboards,
~ churns, mop handles, axe helves, butter la
aies. butter prints spoons, aawis, tar cans. eoeaa
Ades cla'hes pins, etc., for sale a, low prices by
ma, Is, Isl f. n JAGGAR