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F'F ENHf|TfFU
Corner IF l. IKE street ant IFtbrsh 4rsnur. CHrag>.
| which are about 100 well furnished rnGfuz FIR
the ice I'm 1latiou ofthe travelling rHbl.c with
all 'ther Conveniences usually found i'll well reg
ulated II ,tels. 80 urihus and Baggage va-nus
always on htnh. Nov -, 80 NJ. BARNEY
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AFFERS his Profns sional services to the citf-
Czans Of Burlington and vicinity. frrav 3n.'5o
? l. may rp found At the Blrret House.
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%, IN u \ ing 4 NP'f severe
ITOESD AND BURN

~ the same time. The pain and eScrucis.
ting, threatening lock jaw The foot sweded rapid
ly, and hours he ~e bear weis hit on
1t or set IL to the ground In this CONDITION the Mustang
ln;ment applied. ImmediNre relief from pain was
the sequence and in days he went about hi, bust
and had o fnr her trouble with it.
Capt. William Alter of the Oldest cilirens Of Gin.
cinnati, aud ons and regularly known all the West,
Elm and Southern rivers, steamboat captain, had
very attack OF
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H'hpnix stove svorsss.

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
igI THE subscriber is manufacturing at these
gaY works his
~ Prairie State Cooking Stove of sizes, also
Irving A. r. do do do
California prem. do do do
Commercial Parlor, do 60
Three sizes of which have open fronts with folA
ing doors; Phnlix and Clinton Box stoves Of 81
in all making the be It sortment OF stoves for
dealers or M 'rchante who may wish To purchase,
trmme or without trimmings, for retailing, to be
found any where.
These Stoves are sold by Comsiock & Co.. Of
Quincy, at my former prices, and by Comstock
Brothers, of Keokuk, for the same prices. save the
addition Of Freight. A. COMSTOCK.
Quincy, Illinois, May -, lS5l-6m
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1 TTORNEYS and 'unscilors at Law jefferson
~ street, Burlington Iowa. T5@ParticuIar at.
tcntion given To the collection Of claims, convey
ancng and all other business intrustea TO our care
Refer to Ex-t;ov. James Clarke. DIR F.. Lowe
VIM d. Ewing, II. II. Griliiths, of this city.
Burlington July II, 185o-Gm.
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lNFLilIlftTURI- RfIErlfjTfSM

In his night arm. AAer suffering the exrruciatns
pain for days. witlau, moments relief he obtain
ed bottle of The Mustang ulmenl, ami applied It, In
less than twenty iouT h"ur. he entirely relieved from
pain, and the and stiffness perfectly cradle
Let anS one doaht s IN his pFasenee, and be
them specimen Of the muscular Srrength of his good
right arm"
\ man in rnHias,on. ken,nckv, had been able to
walk without erntches tor nearly years. fom the eff
faay
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10 H3H>"kNFpPrs.
F1flE subscriber wnuli call the :tantinn ofFnn-
l. lies to the fl"win,list of choice articles just
received from The east. and Of superior euality:
rE tS-Imperial. Y,uag British inStrc: ISinglass;
lIysoH, G lnpnwaer AMI Figs and Raisins;
BhcK: Sperm oil. stove hraShc s.;
BlKer's tuCd1; Caoper's GelaiIne;
do Rroml: s ala ana cream tartar;
Sptcea Chocolate; Scruhhing brushes;
Corn starch, Farlna: Washing blue, starch;
Maccaroni n Vermacsili; Ext Nlniiia and lemon;
Arrowroot; Washing powder:
spices. Of all kinds: Vanilla bean. Resin soap;
Herbs for culinary pur- Pure mustard in bulk;
poses; do do do
Star aud mould Can lies; Whiting, Pipe clayhalls to
Sperm candles, lard oil; remove grease spots;
Toilet soaps, Hops, etc. etc.
april , Isl f. + GAY
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Form IF q ftwTTEHfH.
Tho uatEerstaTeh undertake that ffthe farp-eHs
bid for Carrying the mali or FaHte No. W. &C.
cepied by the Postmaster General ale bidder sAsk
prior To the 18th day Of February Hext, eater na#
the required Obligation la perform the sErvIceyre
posed, with good and sufficient Sure;Iss-
Dated t-t-Rsa hy TIVE EHarahtn-Aa
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NHUN ELS AND SPADES.
- OWL AMPS. Amas', Woods, Naxwel's and
~ MARTENS short ari loa. handled, square and
round point shoye!s and spades. hay and manure
Forks, corn and garien hoes, ssNal lron's'' corn
AMI grass scythes. scythe snaths, straw knives,
hay cutters, log AMI trace chains. etc for sale at
alp 2I'jt GRIFrrTHs Ch's Fl II ttvaIe store
nRY ))DS-The subscribers have in store
large ssortm"nt of staple day goods. adapted
t. the season, which they offer for sale al very
small advance on cost, to close.
apr 1851 W. CDOLDATGI co.
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y. -. SciaraFsapn,

1 TTORNEY aNDC sUSsELLoa AT Law. Bur
. finCton. iOrn. uiticc on Main street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
=
asaV

w HoLESALE y RETAIL DEALERln Drugs,
w Medicines Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Drug.
giSts' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure W mes ana Ii
quorS for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plates Ca
ses and Chemicals, also Books and stationery, a
great variety offancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. I5sStore on north-wes st corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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ssr John II. EsaUcla,

] ANUFACTURER ofVinegar and Family Gro
L GER, Jefferson street, Burlington, iowa. ~
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l.. ID. Stock ton.


,.,. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
this Hotel IL in every respect, equal any in the
Fiji western country. The PROPRIETOR w. T.. STRIPE
late OF the Madison Honse,) respectfully solicit,
the patronage Of Travellers and is
Determined to deserve il.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April 90, irig=6m W. G.. :.
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1 TTORNEY At LAW, Burlington, Iowa. or
- Hce,c"rner of Third anaWashinEtnn SITS fe 80
y. Va. tsariasy
nFFERS his services to the public as a General
'Co'lecting Agent and hopes hy strict attention
and rnnctlaity to merit q reasonable share fput-
ron@ge. Jan n, 1850
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bho"NiNS j. tt
Browning 4 Tracy,


\ TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington. Iowa. Of
flee in the brick building on the corner Of Third
and Washington streets. same as Clerks Office Of
Supreme Court, AMI directly above the Office ofthe
clerk Of the District Court.
EPSaldiers' claims rejected at the Department
at washington CITY, attended to, and if not sue
cesSful. no charges will be made dec 5. SOY
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PERFECTLY CUREDl

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Ererr store should he sarpled With this vsraabl, Linz;
meat, as rays y good mntt, and sells rapialy
CiCIioN ENfRa.t
Nans wUltry Ia induce snu lo apy Nerve and Rare
'a'mcn, or some other worthless trash, by Saying il il
ls>t as good rs he Nustang linimcnt Gu DO no, be
"eceNe'' Asa ter this llsicaea, aud huy none other
and son w6lno, be disappointed, The asme s blown on
the hpt,le - N'"' v"
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LYMAN COOK 4 Co.
DEALERS If stoves, Iron, Nails and Manufac-
- turerS of Tin. Copper. and Sheet lion Ware.
Jefferson street, Burlington. aug s9-5i.
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7 LIGHTNING RODS: $500 feet Spratt's paten
1 lLightning Rods for sale by PRuGH COOK
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z. Va. NOTEEE.
| rs Determined to close his present stock of
IL Fancy Drss Si'ks. and will oitar them for sale
This lay at EASTERN COST. Those in want Of
sucb articles Of dress are earnestly solicited to
call. burlington, April -. 1851
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Newman & Graft

4 TToRNEy and Counsellor at Law, Eocsquqaa
\ Tan Buren, County, 1olco.
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MORRIS & BRO.

SUCCESS OF BRANDRETH PILLS.-A lady
to whom refer, was given up to die; her physi.
clans assured her friends that nothing could be done
for her, that she was dying. What was the condition
of this person? She had been under our best physi.
clans for some months; her affection cancer on the
to be raised; one applied to the neck; it made
impression whatever. Other parts of the body were
tried, and with better success there was not suf
cien vitality in the system to raise blister. She
suffering terrible agony, and she was determined, as
her doctors gave her no hopes, to try what BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS would do tor her. She took eigh-
teen the first day; she continued them in large doses,
and in Two weeks she so much better that she
could walk about DESTROYS OF testing whether a bis
ter could be raised, she had put her leg design
ing to draw down the purd humors; the blister raised
finely and one of her doctors owned that it
onishing to him to the blister it to her
at all, living, and so much recovered What those
Pills could be made Of and purge as they had done,
and not kill but absolutely sustain the vital powers,
was more than he could comprehend. Here in New
York. in the centre OF city, the greatest thing has
been done in the way OF absolute lite saving unknown
in ancient or modern times, till Brandreths Pills were
known. Two months ago and this person was dying
absolutely dying of consumption and cancer, and
now her consumption is entirely cured and her
medicine Can this be equalled by any other medi-
cine in the word in the good it effects answer no
and ten times ten thousand be referred to person.
ally to sustain my assertion.
BRANDRETHs PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all
impurity, gives power 10 every organ 10 perform its
functions healthiy; no matter whether externally Or
internally situated.
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. ap19
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WNO FURNIsHERs oFTIMRER.-Pron

no FURNISHERS FTIMBER.-Propo-
IL sails will be received at the Office ofhe James Ri
yer and Kanawha Company, in the City of Richmond
until Tuesday the 18th ns for furnishing the follow
ing described Timber and Plank for the gates Of the
Ship lock:
6 Toe "a 6" 81 x 20 inches snnare
IL Bars Is feet long, Is inches wide, by l9h inches
deep at the ends, and %. at the centres the in
crease in depth to be obtained by a regular curve
one side.
6 Bars Is feet long, 10 inches wide by 10. inches
deep at the ends and 22a at the centre, curved as
aforesaid.
6 Bars, Is feet long, 10 inches wide by II inches
deep at the ends, and 20 at the centre, curved as
aforesaid.
"a Bars Is feet long, II inches wide by II inches
deep at the ends, and 20 at the centre, curved as
aforesaid
36 Bars rs feet long, 10 inches wide by II inches
deep at the ends, and 20 at the CENTRE curved as
aforesaid.
Bars 25 feet long, 10 inches wide BY l9A ipche
deep at the ends, and 22s atthe centre, curved as
aforesaid.
q q Posts J. feet long, - K S2a inches square.
1870 Linear feet TIMBER 6 x 90 inches square.
1870 Planks % feet long, 10 K 3 inches square.
20 % F" "l3x4l
The above described Timber and Plank is TO be of
the best heart pine, free from sap, rot knots cracks
wndshakes, and all other defects and to be sawed
square and true and to be delivered the landing at
Rockets by the first ofSeptember hext For further
particulars apply to E. HI. Gill, Principal Assistant
Engineer, Richmond
WALTER GWNN,
Je 5-tl7J Chief Engineer j. R. e. X In
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
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MORRIS IL BROTHER.

i MEMOIRS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH,
Poet Laureate D c L, by Christopher Wordsworth,
D D, Canon of Westminster, in vols, edited by
The Solitary OF Juan Fernandez, or the real Robin
Crusoe by the author OF Piccola translated from
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Barry Cornwall-Engish Songs and other small po-
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND AND
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Earnestness, or Incidents in the Life of an English
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Journal and Letters OF Rev. Henry Martyr, edited
"He being dead, yet .peaketh."
A Memoir of the Rev. Henry Watson Fox, by the
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The Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden, by Patrick
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Harmony of Prophecy, or Scriptural illustrations OF
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The Heir of Vast Wayland. a taleby Mary Hewitt.
Nature and Blessedness OF Christian Poetry, by the
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"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God
Dealings with the Inquistion, or Papal Rome, her
Priests and her Jesus with important disclosures by
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The Miller and Millerwrght's Assistant, by William
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days will sell at public auc-
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
mencing at half-past o'clock, variety of miscela-
neous goods, such as the following
FURNITURE.-Cabine Wardrobes, Sideboards,
Bureaus, Bedsleads Chairs OF every style and patterns
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with Clotk Cassmeres, Sattinets, Vest
ngs, Flannes, bleached and unbleached; domestic,
white and brown l. Linen Table Covers Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and waterproof Hats cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Masons Challenge Backing,
friction Matches, Clocks and an endless varety,of
Perfumery and Fancy Goods of every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT.
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EXCHANGE,
FoRE1GN-On London l04 per cent. prem.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, June H. 1885,
BEEF CATTIE-Scale apeight-$2 IS to SO 25.
Hoes Nett Sc SO, and in brisk demand at quota
TONS
SHEEr-Nett, 81 75a3 so per head, price varying &C.
cording to quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
SALES OF STOCK
Reported by JOHN A. LANCASTER, Broker, for the
neck ending Saturday, June z:
Virginia State Stocks-par value $100-new issue
sales this week at. .ylOO w
Ditto, with interest from LIST January-sales at
par and interest-long dates
Richmond City Bonds-new issue-sales this
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed
by the State-par $lO0-sales at I less than
par and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales this
week at. :.........".......... II 90
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $lOO-sales
this week at; Observation-Disclosures. lOs so
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lO0-last
sales at Norfolk, at. 100 Is
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par
value $lOo-last sales at. .......... 100 90
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value
s2O-last sales at....................... 30 Is
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Stock-par value $l0O-ast sales at fdi-
vidend off. ......... ................... 90 90
Central Railroad Stock-ast sales at. ...... 40 90
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock--last
sales at. .....:................. 81 90
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales at 20 90
Richmond and Danville Bonds guaranteed by
the State, with interest from list January
last sales at. SO so
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13

Some two hundred merchants and bankers of New
York, have invited Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, Chairman
Of the United States senates Finance Committee, to at
rendered account OF Mr., Hunters advocacy of
Branch Mint in that city He is detained by pressing
engagements at home from accepting He writes how
ever very patriotic letter. full Of Union spirit and be-
slows mered praise the energy and enterprise of the
great cy.-Balt. Sun.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13

EXCHANGE BANK.-We publish in another column
ers of this institution to wait upon Gov. Floyd and
make known their grievances, together with the reply
OF the Governor
1t will be from the proceedings that general
meeting of the stockholders contemplated at some f-
day. We understand that The citizens of Norfolk
alone hold S424 900 OF the Stock, its par value in
other words there 4,240 shares owned in this city,
Norfolk A3euS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13
FROM MEXICO,

We understand that the President commenced yes.
terday in the Treasury examination into the affairs
some hours in making himself acquainted with the man
of stating the accounts and Of transactng business
in the Treasury Department, and had not completed
his investigations in the hours devoted to business in
that Department
1t is in the contemplation Of the President to visit Oh
Point Comfort, in company with the Secretary of the
Interior as he shall have completed his exam
inaon of the affairs ofthe several Deparmeas.-Rep.
of qesteydav
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13

THE METHODIST CHURCH Survive learn from the
Christian Advocate and Journal that the book agents
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, acting upon the
suggestion of the Court in the late trial respecting the
church property, have proposed to the commissioners
OF the Church. South ian adjustment of their preferred
claims by legal arbitration under the authority Of the
Court" We glad to learn this, and trust that the
South will, with equal promptude and cheertuness,
the proposal favorably.-N. Y. Commercial of
WedneSdav.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVICTION.
HtRRIsBr1Re Tune 1ltb

The Democratic Convention to nomin ate five candi-
dates Judges ofthe Supreme Court met here to-day
and temporarily organized.
In the afternoon the Convention resumed the cons-
Iteration of the contested seats from Lancaster county
and long debate ensued, during which Hon. David
Wilmot spoke at great length. He went into a de-
tailed statement of the difficulties which had arisen in
the Democratic party of Pennsylvania and attributed
them to the indscreet in which Mr.. Buchanan's
friends were pushing him forward candidate for the
Presidency. Mr. Wilmot declared his intention to
support the candidates for State officers nominated al
Reading, but dissented from some of the resolutions
and expressed the opinion that the resolutions of the
Democratic Convention of Pennsylvania were regard
ed with very little respect, either home or abroad
After he had concluded the vote was taken and the
Buchanan delegates from Lancaster county were adj
mitted by vote OF IS to 30
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-13

NEW YORK MARKETS-June II. P. M.
CoTToN-The market has not yet opened under the
Americas advces.
FLOUR, &c-Western and State remain very heavy,
with tair trade demand. Southern Flour is lower,
with sales of 500 bbls at4 ,37Aa4.50.
GRAIN-Wheat continues dull, and the tendency
downward Corn is steady, with sales OF IS 900 bushels
at 56a56!c for Western mixed, and 6Oc for handsome
round yellows.
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EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL. ,s5-SsY

The extension OF the Capitol is to be carried out I'M
der the direction OF the President the Commissioner
dent. We understand that the President has appointed
Thomas U. Walter, esq.,, of Philadelphia architect of
the contemplated extension The plan adopted con.
ssts OF wings on the North and South, placed some
it by of corridors. The cornerstone of the ex
tension will be laid on the fourth Of Juy.-RepubHc.