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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
Burlington, Iowa, August 20, 1850


Mr. J. G. kriechbaum- Burlington;-Sr.-
We, the citizens of Burlington, after having US
ed your Internal and External Remedy, do hereby
certify TO the public, that il rs Of the lest Med
icines for family that wee have Turchssrd-
and therefore, feel IL our duty 60 our Names
to show aud testify what an Inv aiuable Remetf 1s
believe it to he.
&C. WIghtman, RoIIey Morgan. Charles Terrsl'
T.. Il. Hebner, Nelson Moran. John SamIs0ns 10y
McKenney, Edward Joy.I ". whitaker, c. J. Jehn-
son, John Brakeman, James Pierson, Rev. CD.
Johnson, Adam Funk. Adam kiher. A. kelscr Inv
Labcn, John r. Kriechbaum, John Canadian, "
Papomcn. 4. johnson
kRiECHEAUN'S VEGETABLE SYBtr.
/ SEQ for Nervous diseases, Night sHesisr ~
tcrmittrrt Fevcrs. ChiIis and Fevers oflohE
standing, when the patient has become yeTy EeeH
reduced-AlSo, for lingering diseases alter tslhs
reduced down ty suGten attacks.
The proprietor will insure this medicine, top
torn all that " claimed for II. ii required
7-Dircc;iors will he given in pamphlet fern
Manufactured only by J. G.. krischhanm'hss
lington, Iowa; to when orders may I've aGdfesse"-
L RIECHBAUNrs HORSE L1NTMEST--Tse
n y Linimert has been tested, and proved W
one ofthe eCst Liniments in use for al SUE
diseases as horses are subject to- Also BfuIstr
Cuts, Sprains, Swellings Of all kinds, FistulafhAs
bone. Spavid, Bots, CholiC. Bighead, etc. ee. -
-@ManufaCtured at Burlington Iowa. ny "-"
Kriechbaum. Ts%Price so cents per bethe. :.
All letters to the PROPRIETOR must he posi- -
E-Thirty-three per cent. win he deGEetsa~
my Medicines. when sold at whoiessle.
ER@Orders directed to J. g. kHFcHFsrNt -
lington, Iowa, will receive prompt attention ts.g-
DRowN's Essence Ginger, for sale a.
ID sept rs. 80 FTRNI-
StAWS: mill, Cross-cut, hand, pannel, Tenor 49,
tNmeat Saws just received and for sale BY
june 30, so JOHN foot
WINES AND BRANDIES.
OF superior quality, for Medical purposes..
I DstantIv on hand AZ ,iulv Isl BrRNAFS
TIsTERS PUMPS: Patent Revolving sFcul -
Y sizes, for sale by July &, '5oj JIG fooi
HAIR.--5o0 bushels PlasterinE Hair forfa1sP
II au~ = so nc ARMSTRONG 60.
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Mf kriechtaum->ir: this is TO ,ertifv tb.tt
ing your most valuable Remedy one of nv ft,fa.
was cured of cholera. When the child ,ras go,
ee' I sent Tor phy stefan. tDr Rams ou.l Who to-
cd some Tour days, in which time the ch,la -
worse At the end of four days he thought i ~.
necessary to attend any longer, gave IL up xaiath.
was no help. BY the recommendation Of Mr. H.
Thought would try your Liniment. which 40
with your inflammation Powders. | am karn-".y
state 10 the world. that from the first use of 1, -
enid commenced mending. and IN DAYS Was -,
will still further certify, that in about ~ 49,
after. my eldest son was also taken With The 81
"a, and by using only one bottle Of your y.lu.rt.
remedy, he was entirely relieved, by appltinv ~
ternal and External, used bottle in two hou,s
still further state that my sister -in-law was :.
tackled with the same disease, and Ly the n,. -
your Remedy she was restored TO health.
little more to add to the wonde rfuI curex -.
medicine has performed. DR. Sabine was a,t.sLsa
by cholera, when first came to him. found nm,
crainped very much. and cold sweat standing W.T. -
yer him. commenced giving him doses of half.
tea cup full, every ten or fifteen minutes. urtl a.
ing one bottle, and b. that time, got him in warn
perspiratioa, and in short time was able to be ont
And do hereby certify to the world that an NJ.
ing your Internal and External Remedy. h,r.
found it to be the best family medicine have or.
used. A Krrxo
lcertify that Mr. 4. Keiso appeared before u,s.
this 1th day of August $780, and made oath Inc
above statement OF facts are true. Subscribed The
same In my presence. john GRAY, Up.
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Emery House..

EESuSSs
- kEOkUk.-Thc under signed take s pleasure
All; in informing his friends and the travelingpub-
-1@-s- lie that he has just opened his NEW HOTEL.
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he Is prepared 10 receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in style that
he ilaterS himself will give entire satisfaction.
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hote free of charge
keokuk. sept 49, S!9-f a. EMERY, Proprietor
WIN n. Saith.
IToRNEf and Counsellor at Law. Oskaloosa,
- iowa, will punctuai'y attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the supreme and Inferior
Courts of the state, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFICE.
u. Ever~On.
1 TIoRNEi and Counsellor at LAW, WASHING
\ TON, Washington County, Iowa. NH 4s-y
Francis Springer.
1 TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW. UaDeNo
~ Louisa County, lore.
Nialican Clark.
( GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. BURLINGTON
= Iowa. Best Of References can be giren-ian coy
Albert Button.
1 TToRNEY and Counsellor at LAW, Salem, Hem
Geo. e.. Wright.
4 TToRNEy and Counsellor at LAW, hoesnugua
n Ian Burea County. Io,ra.
j. =. SclaraM m.
III ANuFACTuRER ofNinegar and Family Gro
vi Ger. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. Al
&. Armstrong;.
NADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, Jefferson
street. BURLINGTON. Iowa,
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TToRNEf AT LAW. Burlington. Iowa. Of
y fice.corner of Third ami Wa shincton SIS fe 80
j. W. fs1rloW
nFFERS his services TO the public as n General
\ICoileCting Agent and hoFes by strict attention
and runctua!ity TO merit reasonable share of pat
ronage. Ian IT $3.50
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" To the World

IRIECHBAUM'S Internal and Exts,,.
N edy-A certain cure for Cholera Chole,. ssn-
bus, Diarrhea, summer complaint, Fever ana . .of'
Coids,Coughs, Liver complaint, Dyspepsia. $50,
Faintness, Govt, Gripping Pains, infiammatioa 80,
Lungs, Chest and Heart. Piles, Gravel pslae
tism, Pains in Breast and Side, Bruises S..uma-
Humors in the Blood, Soreness and Hea,;sAsb
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and cor..sIU
and Diseases of all kinds that prevail in tha
This new remedy is prepared with great -.
expressly for family use. II il calculaf.a ,4aa
serve he alth and move diseases Tnxo pe-
family should be without il. 1t 10 cou,nos.a.s, 10
of the best herbs and roots, which are c.;ras..ns
remove diseases without the slightest , ns..a
is as HARNESSES water. The public ,rs .s, -
tha<Ahey need not fear to use or reeonn'- sssufed
1t perform all that is stated in the T,r.sHin
This Medicine being purely vey4tapI. euens.
of all mineral substances, can be used -. Gear
under almost any circumstances. N .t.--aeU
the stomach, in"igorates the system ~ mems
prevents that lingering and prostrs,loa ina, a,,'g
diseases Time and experience has sansrsaathd
tested the merits of this Medicine aofhy
tention to diet Is of very great imnor,.abssi AZ
diseases. Persons OF delicate con st,,,,, - ~
require greater doses than those of rahns, .. aeh
ter. Let TINS important truth be borne i. -.
tna' on PAIN or weakness Is owing TO morbid. 80
nant humOrs which impede the cireulat,or - .s-
blood. This medicine viii rcmoy q nil sucn $50, -
OF The stomach and bowels, and tIeanse liz tl-a
Do not fail TO have recourse in any case ~
When you have been restored by il. - -. 80
II You require medicine, nothing viii be 80 -, as
benefit to yon as kriechhaum's Internal ans r.,NI
nal Remedy, with my written signature :. -,
label. C57in shor; time Directions wilma. -
lahed IN pamphlet form. F1'-
directions for EoierG.-FOr Adults IN s...
pearance of the disease. from one 10 two tam.
spoonsfui every ten fifteen minutes n,rars''-
to the violence Of attack repe atng until dissssas
bates. The parts afflicted with eramp and - -
nrisk'y with portion Of the drops-also, ~,
nanhei cio'n with the same, and place it on the sos
ofthe feet. also on the bowels strmarhe anaIN soe
ard repeat ii. Children in proportion.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

IyOOTS and SHOES: l25 cases boots and shoes
Dcomprising general assortment, and OF very
superior quality. just received from boston and for
sale cheapb (oCtI0l W CooLBAuGH 4 co
M ACCARONI, an excellent article for food for
vi these s'ckiy times, just received for sale by
july IL, 1850 r. GAY
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I'D. y. Ebersnl & ca

.UN SMITHS and Manufacturers Of County
neai' an" seal PRESSES. Keep constantly ON
hand prize target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 TO 300 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrelSh0t Guns. Reviewers and single barrel Pts
tois' POWDER Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
f!ih's, best quailty Of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Kune barrels, Gun-Nounting, Gun Locks, Nipples,
Wad-Cutters, &c. SC
orders from abroad promptly attendedto.
E=Repairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices burlington, sept. 10, 1919. I
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House
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James w. Woods.

oMEPATh1C PHlSICIANiAND SURGEON.
l. EToihce, Jefferson street, at ]. s. ScHRAMM's
building. Ian - .5o,y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

fNIRCULAR SAWS.-R. HoE X Co.'S celebrated
- forty-eight inch circular saws, for sale at M n
ufacturers' prices, and warranted perfect BY
oct 10. $50 w + Cooip,reu 4 co
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1FFERS his Profes sional services to the citi-
- zens OF burlington and vicinity. tmay 3O,'5o
T5"He may be found at the Barrett House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
Esr I'd. Vi. Matthews.

)E>FEtlFtLLl offers his professional servi-
1 ices to the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity
Office. on Jefferson street, the store OF Scott
Whtehead& CO.. where he may be found at all hours
unless professionally engaged. (sept 20, '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
PURIFIEs AND DRIVES OFT

All impure and gross hnors only by working
the blood but by restoring eeh healthy vi.or
and especially reasing the action those which draw
from the body. and asngy all impure diseased
fluids.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
Will find this the best Alternative. most cleansing
Medicine. far before other in inrieorang effect II
has worked the greatest of Diseases Of the Kiaess
and Urinary Organs Dfsorders of Stomach aud Horeis
Consumption. Coughs Diseases of The Lungs, Dropsy
Graref, Female Complaints. Lfrer Csmpiains, Ftreys
Biioas Diseases EIceiieRt for General Debility and
Decline.
Ger A PAMPHLET. Prepar.~' bv nr. II. b. Myer
All orders addressed II 3ufIalo N "
" For sale bv
$. l.. Burnap. Burhnet ton, wholesale agent for the
State. Also. by Il. +. Roe, Augusta.
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w. EHOIdrifl.c

tCIlON and Commission Merchant. west side
y Maih' between Jefferson and Washington SITS,
burlington. Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
OF Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and Household
fhrhHorc' etc. etc. Nov 90. IsI9-1y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

lNREsH TEAS.-Imperiai Gun Powder, Y. Hy-
u son and Black Teas, as good as any in this
market. for sale by dec. i2.l JAGGAR
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Geo. FraZce.
ksr L.. Elsrsalans,.

y IToHNEf and Counsellor at Law Burlington
Iowa. z s'Oiiice on Jefferson street. over Bur-
maps Drug store. ONLY Is 1850
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POzncrOy. Durlkcc Il co

w HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
W tic DRY GOODS, 1I6 Main street. 81 Louis.
GEoRGE PoMERoy, New York. DWIGHT DCR-
kEL, WI H. BENTON. JR, ST Louis. (apr 1880. Gu,
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k'ASHloNABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa.
ETshop On Main street, in the building latel
oICupleu ny Geo. BnCkhahn. Lmay $3.50
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a. I'D. Green.

TToRNEN AND CeUNsELLoR AT Law. Bu5
~ iingfon. iowo. Office on Main street.
DRS MCKINNEY EiCHELRUTH.
hfFEk their profes sional services to the citi
~ zens OF Burlington and the surrounding coun
try. Particular attention paid to chronic com
plants and diseases of women and children.
E5=oifcc. one door est Of the Barrett House
Jefferson street. fDec 10. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

sirabe styles London puppies, mourning. Tur-
key red, American prints, Merrimack and Coche-
CO. blue and orange, blue and green fancy and fur
niture Prints, just received and for sale by
oct 3, 700 G LAUMAN BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

a. ESrRAY ROAM NARE.-Taken No b. ID. j.
- Dnval at his residence in Pleasant Grove Town.
ship, Desinones county, Iowa, estray Roam Mare.
with black name and ta four years old last spring
lSt hands high, some harness marks on the hips;
saddle mark about the size of dollars no other
marks or brands perceived; appraised at fifty dol
lars on the goth day of December, 1850, before On-
as Jackson. Justice of the Peace. Atrue copy from
WE estray Record. WM NJ. WALLBRIDGE,
ucc 26, iSj0-3te Co. Cnmr.S Clerk, n. G.
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woRTHINoroN q. sNErHEE

Formerly Solicitor Of The General Land CDBes
ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLon AT Law.
Continues to practice in the Supreme Cour4 OF
me United states, IN the Courts If the District OF
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. TO prosecute
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now sitting in Washington
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u A. PRiNGLE, No 30 East Bav str.e,
IL. Charleston, South Carolina --Imnor,er =.
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturer Ar.n,
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w'li be made Information promptly impaired
az TO the style, but adapted to the trade.
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