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S Amt LOUIS.
SAINT LOUIS.
McCrccry, Essex & co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
:. arr~ Variety Goods.

4.
VAIL the attention Of the country merchants t.
~ the largest stock of goods IN this line, to b,
found IN the market, part Of which will be fount
enumerated below: ss-. -..sss..-a =.
HATS AND CAPS
Mems fashionable and Is. D. sill, beayer, angola
brush and musk hats; .. =.
Mems soft BLK, white and gold Jenny Lind ant
Parodi brush hats; g.. ..-
Mens'congress, kossuth and artists soft wool dc
Mems silk aEd mohair plush caps; .e I'D
Boys silk and mohair plush caps; .-.... s+
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats; .. e..
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats;
Infants fancy plush, satin and fur hats;
Mems and boys cloth caps of various patterns;
Chiidrens' silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
BONNErS.-Ladies'F Florence braid, fancy straw
silk, satin velvet bonneis. ..s.r. ...- -.
Fancy and Variety G"ois--Dress Goods, &c.
Black matteoni iustriRg, Gro de Rhine and en-.
bossed silks;
ChangeahIe slici, high coiored plaid, stripes AMI
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, norences, sc.
Also. general stock of Ca shmeres, delaines. vel
vets, i1stres, fancy pIaias and worsted and silk
embroidered merino robes. ...-.
WHITE GOODS. s5.s.s. $50. TO-.
Cambrics, jaconets, null and Swiss musiins, sa
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check do; Vic.oria
ana bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobainets
patent spot and fancy lace nots. -.....
81 SHAWLS AND HANDkERCHIEFS. ...-
Fine colorea long shaw!s, black do, 90, ca, -
90 aau IVA pain anu embroidered American cloth
DO; American, Scotch and Z nglish plaid do; plain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
n,erino do: plaid and net wnol hd.k'fs; fancy me.
rino scarfs and hd'k'fs; ladies' fancy dress hdks
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRAVArS AND HANDKERCHIEFs.
Gents blk lustrins cravats, blk Italian paid and
embossed, and came!eou do; fancy neck ties.
Pongee, Shanghai cora. bandana, embOs se d and
Spitalhe'd silk pocket hd'kfs; ladies' and gents
linen cambria DO.
Also
Hoods, comforts, coats, shirts. drawers;
Hosiery and gloves, su spenders, buck mitts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needles. pins, tapes, bindings, brushes;
Purses, pocket-books, bead bags;
Mahogany frame mirrors, looking glasses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do; H.
writing paper, gum wips and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes;
Berhas. iaces and edgings, veils gimps;
Frin5es,dress trimmings, Ribbons, artifciais;
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel pur Sc trimmings;
RazorS, scissors AMI shears;
Soaps, perfumery, hair oils and colognes;
Musical instruments, whaIehones.
Spsctacies, spoons, gun caps, wristbands;
Powder TASKS, cedar pencils;
Razor strops, states and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our old customer.
and merchants generally, larger stock ami great
er variety of goods than any other house in ou
line in the city, which we offer upon the mos lib
erai terms. (st Louis sep 3, 1851
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OLIVER BEvNErr & CO.,
Wholesale Eealers in
Boots. SlOcs. Hats Il Caps,
1Oi MIN street. ST louis, Mo-,

AoA VI AN sireet. 81 Louis, MO-,
\ RE now receiving their Fail supplies OF the
n above 600 Is, embracing a greater variety If
Qualities aud styles than they have before Offered.
Many of their goods have been m anufactured to
their order, AMI especially for the ST Louis mar
keith which special attention has been paid 10 ST.
yes as we'll as qualities.
X is their design, at all times, to have the most
complete stock IN the market, and sell to prompt
men m the most accommodating terms, fatterina
themselves that they offer inducements TO
Western buyers to tn at of an Eastern market
RU8BERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
m hnutactnring company, for heavy stock al
Mems. LADIES' and Misses iasers, Will enable
them to sell attae very lowest prices.
Purchasers VIII certainly find it for their inter
est to give oar stock an ex1mination.
T. S.-s.1ecial attention paid to orders.
St Liuis. arg Ist 30, 1850 w3m
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T E " L , I = y l. > II NJ Z Y T
WhitcOull T. brother.
Whole saIa
Hat, Cap an Il Fur House

No. IL Main street, st Louis, Mo.
TIME Subscribers are now receiving large-en-
L tirely new stock-a full and complete assor;-
m"nt OF HATS. CAPS AND FuRS, In which can
be found greater variety ofstyie gu iitS than
in any other house west of the mountains.
We would most respec fully invite Merchants
generally. to call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere, being confident we can Of
fer them greater Inducements than were ever Of
fered in this city.
Having resident partner in New York city, en-
gagged in the business affords us snch facilities as
will enable To sell here at about Eastern prices
II is also our intention TO keep stock complete
during the whole season.
r. The highest Market Price, in c. 81, paid for
Furs and Deer Skins~E
NJ. p. WEiTCoaB, L. J. wHiTcowp,
New York city. >. Louis, no.
S; Iui S, SEPT. II, 1881 WIN
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SAINT LOUIS.
Fail ImpOr tn tiOM--l S51.

NO. ss North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
! " oCLO inform their f. lends OF Darlington and
surrounding country, that they have receiv-
ana VIII continue to receive semi-weekiy during
the fall, large ADDITIONS to their heavy stock Of
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Possessing superior Advantages through part
ner who resides in the east, for buyiny foreign
fancy goods of the importers as they arrive from
Europe, and for obtaining at the lowest rates. of
the manufactui ers all kinds Of American goods OF
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in the East, at which desi-
rable goods are often sacrificed, aid they pfia-
clpaliy buy for Cash, they fiates themselves they
can offer inducements to ca sh purchs sers, that al
seldom eauaiied in the West, for buying bargains.
The following comprise in part what they have
just received, viz:
Extra srabesque brocade dress silks in oil col 5
- Rich A chena dress silks, coIcrea;
Rich black brocade silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes; s..-s ..ss#s
Real irishtabanetts or pup.ins, eo.'d aai b,'l;
Pain black silks Of all widths, best make;
Best Lyons silk velyets, Black and colorea;
RichpIaid and iis' q mouslina &c lains new style;
Is Plain coored de lains Of all qualities;
Mourning goods of az kinds, large assortment;
Millinery goods of every description;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred dog. Paris kid gloves of all nLHn-
50. brrs and colors: -.f s.... r.. :. Fl.
Rich Vaiencienne lace .colors and cuffs, in sets;
Rich needle worked and face muslin goods, Of
s.s the modern styles; rich pocket hdkls;
Two hundred and afty lbs wooden yam of all
Coers aid numbers;
Two hundred pieces handsome dclaiLs st CSC
s. yard; s..s...rs.z -s.-ra.-
White AMI COZ annels w ir..tt moi 10 shrink
French, English and American prints;
Two cases of French merino, white and copd;
Two cases OF black and co lored English meri-
nos OF our own Importation;
Broad cloths, cas- simercs and satinets, all coils;
Silk, wooden and colt hosiery of every de-
scrii ton;
Irish linens, warranted ali flax;
Rich under sleeves, anu many othar STYLES of
goods to, numerous TO mention. All of which will
be sold cheap for cashby PORTER = HAyENs,
sep3 1851 Northwest corner 18th and olive ST.
MERCHANTS from the COUNTRY, will find
SS the large st mt OF silk goods in the ci-
ty ,anl cheap for cash.at PORTER l. HAyESs,
sep 3, 1851 Northwest corner 18th and olive SITS
~ Z II l. Il A u d c IL NJ Z ~ IT
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New ORLEANS. Oct. Z

New ORLEANS, Oct. I.
: We have dates from Brownsville, Texas, to
@s 1T The revolutionists are quiet, and have
a advanced since the last adsces from Camar-
Gen. Avaios was terrifying Matamoras !;
= ~ only 800 men, The woman and children
sS. nassng Tor Brownsville. Avalos now pro-
Poses 70 take of some Of the exactions on com
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The Cry is Still they Come!

kEnAASutt6Ukts G. -
Wholesale and Retail CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
Continues 10 be the Centre OF Attraction!
WE arc now ia receip. Of two shipments OF our
w new and elegant s.s.s
FALL sUrrLY OF CLOTHING,
and are prepared, as heretofore, TO give our GUS
TONERS Tnt. BEST BARGAINS TO BE HAD In
BuRLINGToNl Call and see our s,oex, and we
will run the risk of suiting you. No one can ex-
anime our stock and price it without feeling an ill.,
voluntary desire to purchase even II they do not
need the artielc-whiist those who may need any
thing in our line will fairly jump at the chance 10
supply themselves with the goods which we sell,
to say aothing of the tempting prices at which we
offer them. 1t It's useless to assure our old Gus
toners that we always keep the best and most
fasttonabIe goods. manufactured under our own
supervision and the materials purchased with ref
erence to thei supe rior quality and for the ex-
nress use and service Of our old and ioas tried
friends and acquaintences. There can therefore
be no mistake as to quality, anu our unitormmode
oft-altng is the best guaranty which we can give
as 10 the very moderate profits which we expect 10
realize.
II would be tedious to particn.afize our stock.
Let it suffice that our supply is entire.- new-no
last years stock among it--ihat it is larger and
more varied than any heretofore offered in this
markct-and tina, it embraces every article in our
line and suitable to tbe demands of the public.
But the better plan is to call and for your
selves, and we hope you win find time to do so.-
Remember, il is the OLp EMPORIUM, on Jctie rSon
street. to which you respectfully invited.
AMONG OTHER ARTICLES
Too numerous To mention, we have the follow
ing, which we Offer, wholesale or retail, at the
lowes, price. warrantng them to be as represented
viz:
Coats Of all Kinds.
Dress. Frock; Box and Sacks, of al cloths and
every variety of color. aas..-.-.
Over Coats.
Beaver, Felt. and Blanket well lined and wadiei,
and made ia the most substantial manner.
rantoioous, -.s~~
Fine Black Cassimaere, Fancy ditto. Of all colors.
and lates styles Satinets, Bcavertine, &C., Sc,
Vests,
Satin, silk, Worstei, aud Fancy Vests Of all kiaas.
CiOaks,
OF al, kinds, made in the latest style and of the
finest flush and material. .e
Shirts, ..- .t
Finest Linen Bosoms, Jenny Lind and Calico
Also Flannel and Knit Understands and drawers.
LII Nee lad pocket Kerchiefs. *.@
OF all colors and qualities Of Silk, Linen, Meriao,
Sc, sc.
Hats and Caps-a large lot-iatest fashions-also,
Umbrellas; Trunks and Carpet Bags, Vaiises, sc.
septa4 HEINSHEIMER T. CO.
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'sOnce unto the breach. dear friends, MORE.
THE CHEAP HAT & CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!

.Onee more int the bre dear friends once more
THE CHEAP HAT & CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!
SfURGiS L Sun return their sincere thanks 10
u their old ienas and patrons tor the very generous
patronage extended TO them hitherto; and would
respectfully invite their attention te the following
catalogue, comprising the most sxtcnsivevariety
aud the richest goods we have ever had the plea
sure If offering Jus, received ana opening:
r.. Moleskin, Beaver, Brush X Silk Hats. ~.
- In the lie par,men, Of Dress Hats and espe. ~
80 cialy in the production of a hat which com. -
blnes iineneSs OF texture, comlractneSs Of body
and briiiiancy % iustre, we cannot he surpassed.
SOFT HArS-prab and black euena Vista; black,
white aai brown Rough aud Ready; Pearl and
black Congress Wool: Kossuth do. Hungarian
or high crown scn iuT do. biac., and white 8ca-
yer nnni Pear Uaion Hats. .|@s- s-..f
Our stock Of soft hats. compri sing 60 dog, EN-.
braces all the various styles aal titles vogue
AMI cannot fail Ia suiteyery diversity oil taste.
BOYS HArS-Biack and white beaver nap; fine
white ,esKin; pearl and black racy u d pla in;
black kossuth; Black, white and arown wool,
fur do. fancy and plain. .-. .
SILK PLUSH CAps-oGr stock Of silk, Plush AID
~ Mohair Caps is magnificent indeed. COM
ssf~A missing 40 dozen assorted qualities and OF
various styles.
CLOrH 5CAPS--We have tAeseiu endless variety
for men. boys and children.
Boys, aud Chiidrens' Fancy Hats and CAPS.
Fancy silk, aud fancy fur hats; white. black and
brown fancy cloth Caps silk velvet anu cloth Tur-
bans. etc. etc. Our assortment of boys and chill
drens' wear is large and varied.
GLAZED CApS-Si!k glazed, linen and Imitation
do. for men and boys.
ESfS-Back satin. PLAIN and fancy silk, cassi-
mere and sattlnett winter vests.
Burlington, sept -, 1881 Wtrw
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@=- NOTICE..
4 LII persons owing the late firm of Prugh
n Cook are requested to call and Ray up, as the
business of said firm must be closed.
oct ISL LYMAN COOK, Surviving Partner.
DIDN,TKNOW IT: WELL ITS EVEN so!
JOSEPH JONES.
TZEEPS constantly on hand fresh supply Of
~ Family Groceries and all kinds of Country
Produce, which he will sell cheap Cor cash.
~ Store h ,om in the Barret House building,
Jefferson street. Burlington. (Junc IS, ls5i-'y
NIrS WIVrEO.-Wa vii, pay cash q n deliv-
I J cry Tor 1909 bushels of Oats, delivered at our
Stables in Burlington fsepI5) JNo FRINK + c.
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New (sOod~.!


DUBLlC ATTENTION is iavi,ed to our beauti-
L iui stock of Fall ana Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling OFF in price of
many classes of Goods land will be sold at the IN st
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We offer of fresh arrivals, ana constantly re-
cruiting- Eafr asse 81
500 ps prints, at from to Ia cts;
20 do merino. English, German and French;
80 do aeiaaes Of various prices and patterns;
40 do satnetts, from 45c to 81; .a
259 do bonnet and other ribbons. ....
$50 prs chilarens shoes-shoethe babies;
COP black and fancy lace and fringe; s
fashionable trimmings of every kind;
IS SACKS fac eastern Coffee;
IS bales A brown mushns-bes st brands;
tops fannel-red, orange aud green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
We acknowledge to this community, with sincere
gratitude. our many obligations for liberal pat
ronage. since our settlement in burlington. And
for the future, we pledge to every cust omer, the
fun value OF his money.
The old aiase ssSmau profits ond quich re-
turns" is the only true theory. II is our Motto.
T-Ca!l at the Flag Store, on Main street, Bur-
liHgton. {act t6, isJi) j. N. EVANS
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WRiG NATIONAL CONVENTION. last Wing
.aslonal Convention did not make any provision
'1of calling tine next nor do we know whose pro-
Mece i Is to fix upon the time and place of holding
We suppose, however, that the wishes of the
Wig party, y expressed through the action Of
Conventions and by the Press. oaght 10 have
:oMe influence in determining IT, The VIII gs Of
Uhso and Indiana, through State Conventions,
AaverecommendedC Cincinnati as the proper place.
nd next June as the proper time. We,hipk the
Recommendation judicious and proper one. and
hope that it may be coacurred in by the Wings
shoughout the whole country. Cincinnati can be
= easily reached, from Ill parts Of the Union, as
aay other point in it; and il is time that our lst-
en bsetheren should come and see and become
seq0ainted with the West.-Ind Jour- Sept p.
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occupants, end pfTmiitees Of Hf~sr1I L0nIs.
Every person entitled to fh- tight pFe-s npti0a
to an. OF the ants atov HeafieEea ~ required -
establish the same 10 the Satisfaction 9th ~ Tis
ter and Receiver Mt Saut STE. Marie, and sk~ psyr
nent Therefore, prseiieahie after s~strg fAs
.otsft sat before the lay appointed for the Gem
nencentht oil the pntic sale eff the lsEtss smbTs-
eng tine tract claimed othe4wlsr sHeh riaim win
be forfeited
Aud every person hatin- the Eigat, under Tie st
entItied s.an srt to establish land aHIrs Vim th~
northern tart Of EshiFaa, and TO rfctifs for th&
sale Of the min. raj lands iH rhe state cf Isehirsn-v
approved list Mare h. 1884, fe8asfs orerpeHfsy
psrEifrfF, tC enter to the eSt-Ht Of thriF leases
PERMITS any Of tie lands atcve nsfnttcnffs sn&
who are entitled. GEdef the Get entitled can sct tG
reduce the aluminium Tier cf the mineral lsndE in4
the Lake Superior district, Michigan and To
Chippewa district, i'm Wisconsin, srrratsa 7ss+
Srptembtr. I-b9, tfto enter thr Iaf " rcysrta nv
their leases. ctttFzEty. and rfrHlts rfspr cfir~-
w. at The wEl.uHfa lIte rf ~ 70 ttfrf if
covering than full ssrtian- .srtift ~ c.
the surrender of such lease permit ~ the proper
land office purchase. III be shall s<ei to 90 So
one full terttont MT the rate gf - 20 yer fr
required establish the same 10 the s1fFsf,<fson
Of the Register and Receiver =. S7at ste Ha.f~,
and make F=y mcat thcftf +eer YrSrfasbES
sfer SEEING fais noi<s, and hpfcre the Day arpnsn
ed for the commencement 81 the lEtIic sale M to
lands emhr aeinR the tract claimed other wise sR
claim will - forfeited =. RrTTFRFTFI1.
a2o I2v. Cpmnisiionrr # fAf Gnrraf Lad lfts-
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~. president Tyler has been named as candi
- tos Governor, TO be supported BY the Loco
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BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
| N S y r A N c E G Q M p A NY
CApYTAY ann 400

THIS Company organised on the cad ofJuly 1851
l. under the General Corporation Law Of the
Nate of Iowa, is now prepared for business. and
offers itself to its friends md the public for In
surance of Dwelling houses, Stores manufactures,
Barns aud all other kinds Of property Geainst
CT damage ty ERE, aise. - ~@s
steamboats, freight lists, goods. wares and mer-
chandsze, specie, bullion, bills of exchange. bank
bills and inland transportation Of all kinds
All loses will he promptly adjusted
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons of
the Company.
Business hours from A. N. Unit: r. n. Discount
days, Mondays an, Thursdays
I7-Ohice In the counting house efJohn G. Foote,
Jeifer son street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foote. VIM F. Coolbaugh,
c. w. Bodemann, James W. Grimes,
Charles Mason, Julius F. Tallant,
A. w. Carpenter.
Jos. I. EALEs, JOHN c. FOOTE.
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 3mw
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HARDw Ar r.

HARDWARE.
DIP. Panel and lennon Saws NaiF anil frnEe-crt
1 saws a. 81 and feet; Socket mnrtrre rhfs~is,
Net, compass. wood and wfafrirT Saws,
Butchers SAWS FIrmfr cEiSeFs init gnuE~s.
Polished. socket and MiIIwriEhf rEr#eiss
TGrntEg and corner rhIseIs and gvpEes1
Braces and bits. stock JHttS-
Common, bright and ccHcase argsrs:
Anger bits spoke ar-~rst
EeaitysS bread axes ana hste h~fsf
Aares. Smuggling and IathiH= hatchetsf
Nasoas ant gfastrr~r's TrowrIs.
Mill sav, bastard ard 4 round Ftfss.
Tarer saw hIcs- frofr 5ttn 10 Inch
Horse rasrs. from ~ 10 80 inches.
Steel framing and try squares.
Till, cupboard and chest lnckss
Furniture Castors- brass and Jsran'G.
Caryenters' rinesrx and compssssss
Plumb tohs and heEch stops
Hand AMI bench FlCrs,
Wood ard coffin screws foot rpfes.
Saw sets. measuring tapes. etc. etc
just received nj Tor saie cheap by gm.
sect IT.s5I Il g-ArrrA~ RMo
VTfcES--A new supply, for sale BY
" June Il. 81. IoHN O. FO0rE.
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Inpsetaas frsa Psoria-Tas Entire Road Let.

l1pata1& froa Peotia-The Entire Road Let.
We have the qualification of announctn, 10 our
readers that the entire Road from Burlington to
Peoria i now under contract. and in the hands Of
responsible men, who win go forward with the
work immediately.
The following letter received this morning,
thursday, BY A. c. Harding. Esq, contains the
naslligence Of the letting of the eastern portion
ne road. There is no longer doubt of the
Osd beng put through, and that at an early day.
1elow We give the letter of Mr. Cookie.
PEORIA. Oct. I. 1851.
NY dear Sir,-Our division is under contract
= terms more favorable than any o.her--aboat
spef cent, above the engineers estimate, paya-
= 90 half in Peoria City Bonds, and one half
saah. We have no doubt of meeting the terms
Ivy folks Gas Is .fo.ks) are well satisfied. The
oniy grumblers are those who have done nothing,
- wanted to prevent o;Lars from doing more.
We are now under weigh, any how.
I'D Yours truly and respectfully,
.t.#. WASHINGTON COCkLE.
81 A-aC. HARDING, Esq. Monmouth Atlas.
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HOUSE on the conner of 9Th and Market streets En-
IA anre of Isepi5l STARR, GRIMES SNYDER
LASSW ARE -2,o doz. asst. Fiutei Tum'l ers
u IL doz. Wire Classes 20 dog as st. Gas ar 81;
100 doZ. assorted Moias ses Cans;
90 Pint FiasasS
Just received aud for sale cheapbs
sent 1875 " F Coo.GaU6H ( CO
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on MrKENNEY's INCUBATOR

DIR ArKENNEN's REGULATOR.
- THIS medicine is now prepared by TIE Fro
nprietor AMI Is offered for sale In quantity 10
q suit purchasers. from one t5ttI~ ta thouss and
ItS Positive Remedy In Ger <nA or tine Bow
els, Dfarrhc.a, Dys~niery and Lhnlrra Morhus--
All " ho have used IL pronounce IN 10 10 tire hest
and most certain medicine tAsy hare a&*d for
CHOLERA. Tie Proprietor has made use nf In I'm
an extensive practice for the lat two years, sna
has come fully satised that ia ~ the emily eEs-
cine on which liz can FLIIy rely fn that aisrase-
Prepared AMI sold ~ the Family Medicine -
rst sign 0f the Good y1a4afan- Eurifpkf1n- Tcu .,
and ny agents generally throrgheut Tie west
June II, 1851.
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Mounted, pfIce 81 90
OUTLINE MAPS.--Mitchell's outline Maps for
schools. Coiton's do do do DO. Also, Ensiga and
Thayer's Maps of the Western States; Mi,chells
do Maps of Canada, East and West; Maps Of
Mexico, Yucatan, &C. Also, Travellers Guides.
SC, &c, for sale at ABRAHAMS'
oct Is, 1881 Burlington Book store.
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Col. Morgan's Report.

We make the following extract from the re-
port OF CO.. Nj organ, the Engineer of the Peoria
Railroad to the Board of Directors at their late
meeting at Knoxville:
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IN abe store Formerly @~rRpt~e w I~o. krsS~E-
@rs@ kanm. JrffersaR sM~-s- the BAF~~f Hess
+aE Wn have Opened ~rtff~ st-rk nFrr~ @n1 fr~sh
rsE4 = FMrrF Irgr-E~S, ana shall rgnstnrry k~~p
hara choice AetrttIHH Uf such arfsTHex ~ thatIans
UG business HIaSt give satisfaction to all v h0
mas favor ~ with -heiF crstfr1-
As our PURCHASES Fave been made rTcn the rscst
fas on allie terms, xa4Fi he able In sell st very
.ntste prices by constant attention fa busi-
mes. we hope tn secure reasonable share both cf
the city aud county CUSTOM
WARREN d CLARKE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

FRESH OYSTERS, Strawberries, Peaches, Il.
EDWARD WRIGHT,
No. is Hill street, BALTIMORE, ND,
HAS now, and will continue to keep constant
IL " on hind, good supply of Hermetically
Sealed Fresh Cove, and spice Cove ras~#
of superior qualities; put UP expressly for the
Southern ani Western trade. Also, fresh Fruit 5.
Vegetables, Meats, Cream and Milk, CLANS, Soft
and Hard Crabs. Turtle and Diamond Back Tara
pin, put up with their fine flavor. and warranted to
keep in any climate.
- The attention Of dealers is respectfully in
vited. baltimore, 0Et. 6. iS5i-3m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

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