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Mr. Kriechbaum,-Sir ! have been troubled sna
Diarrhea for some time, and conld not get any hes
lcines to do me any good. Twas recommesa@dN
get some of your Internal and External Eenecl'
which did. In taxing two doses Of your keEss!.
to my great surprise, had discharge o. -
worms. believe, had il not been for your Meer
cine, might have been laid beneath the Sod
give this 10 you that the world may know the crr
your Remedy has performed for me- Yours.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1850 JOHN SHUTTLE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir: know your internal -
External Remedy to be one of the best ARTICLES
the kind in use OF the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G. MCKENZIE
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Burlington. Iowa, August u, fsse.
have made use OF ssKriechbaum's RsmssyS %
several occasions. when diseased, and il Do pro-
ed to be of great service, and In some cases, e1tt
ing speedy cure. A. ID. GREEN.
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Scott 81 BROTHER.
C. S s. L m.:'''' 1851 !" Ns r; Ys;t'
MARTIN H. RR0THER

Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
No. lis, Main street, Saint Louis. Missouri, and
NO. 1I3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING will
- find it greatly to their advantage to call at the
above establishments and look through our stocks
before purchasing. We promise to show them the
largest and most complete assortment in the East or
West, and will sell at LOWER PRICES than anycth.
er House. TERMS LIBERAL. fian 80, 1861
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Wool Carding Machines for Sale.

Wool Carding Machines for Sale.
A LOT of the above Machinery, just received
N from the East, and of the most approved con-
struction. They will card SO per cent, more than
those in common use-requiring no more power to
propel, or labor to attend them.
Hs-Land or town property will be taken in pay
ment at fair prices. Address
A. NJ. TAYLOR. Wapelo, Iowa or
Jan I6, ISL SWOPE & vANT1LBURG, st Louis.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE undersigned have received a large stock Of
l. New Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware,
Queensware. Groceries and Ready Made Clothing,
which they respectfully invite the attention of their
customers, and the public generally.
GARRETT Il COOPER, corner of Main
Oct ., $50 and Jefferson streets Burlington
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Millers and Machinists.

N addition to our usual large supply of Mill
l. Stone, Boiling Cloths, Screen Wire. Saw Mill
Irons, TOdd's Improved Portable Grain Mills, sc.
We have the sole Agency for the sale of Rubber
Betting, which will not stretch, is the cheapest and
best Betting for Elevators, &c. Rubber Packing,
the best article known for making tight Steam
Joints. Rubber Hose, cheaper and better than
Leather for conducting Water, Lace Leather, Ma
chine stretched Leather Betting, sc.
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r- SCHOOL BoOKS.-The subscriber
AfEH ectfully in forms eachers and Others that
go he has constantly on hand, and for sale,
vkAAEW all the standard series Of School Books in
use in the State, such as McGufey's Eclectic Sc
ries; Sanders Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclec.
tic series; Rays, Davies, Enerson's, Adams Col
burns and Thoms on's Arithmctics; Murrays. Kirk
HAMS, Smiths, Bullion's and Pinnoe's Grammars,
Mitchells, Morse's, olney's, Smiths and GOOD
rich's Biographies; Goodrich's .Grimshaw,s, Wor-
ccster,s and Frosts Histories; Geometr'es, Phi-
losophies ,chemistres, mine rologes, botanies, ge
ologies. phy siologies and ASTRONOMERS; Weosters
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on handand procured TO order,
mediums deai and cap ledgers, journals, day books,
invoices cash books, letter hooks, records, court
records ,blotters, quarto blank books,
loop. tuck, moroc and leather memorandums, lea-
Their and paper pass books, receipt books, copy
books, ETC., etc.
pAPER.-Foolscap, ruled and plain; letter pa
per, ruled, plain, gilt and embossed; folio post;
note and bill paper, fancy and plain; fiat cap, mar
ble blotting, tissue. cartridge and envelope paper;
binders straw and tar BOARDS bonnet boards, press
boards, ETC., etc., etc.
STATIONERY.-A great variety of sealing wax,
waters, quilts, ink, inkstands. steel pens pencils,
states, letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
lery, ETC.. etc. ]. F. ABRAHAMs,
nov - 80 bookseller, Jefferson St., Burlington
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Burlington, Iowa, August 20, 1883

Mr. J. G.. Kriechbaum. Burliugton5-sH.-
We, the citizens of Burlington. after harlne y.
ed your Internal and External Remedy, do heftfi
certify to the public, that 1T is one OF the oesis
icines for family use. that we have pufepa,..
and therefore feet il onr duty to annex our -
to show and testify what an invaluable Renecy -
believe il to lie.
&C. Wightman, Rolley Morgan Charles 80 4,
f.. 7. Hebner, Nelson Morgan, John ssmfses,
Mckinney, Edward Joy, J. N. Whitaker, ID 60
son, John Brakeman, James Person, Rev. " :.
Johnson, Adam Funk. Adam kilyert a. ktiso' =.
Labcn. John r. Kriechbaum, John CaFnaaan'
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WIN II. Smith

IIoRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Oskaloosa,
Iowa, Will punctually attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts ofthe State, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFICE,
Two doors west of the Court House fdec ls4s-I v
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Have YsHP Life 1nsared.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the PhGnix Life Insurance Company Of st
Louis,is now prepared to receive proposals from
such 40 may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives ofothers. Authorization gratis.
I1.Omce over the store Of D. NJ. Ewing Co.,
JEFFERSON street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
july 10, 1Sls-tf Agent.
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kRIECHRAUN.~ VEGETABLE sNkt

kRIECHBAUM-S VEGETABLE
SEQ for Nervous diseases, Nigat s~ea.
I ! termittent Feyers, ChIl1s and ftVeFs 1-~a
standing. when the patient has become tsv -,
reduced.-Also, for lingering diseases ai'e'
reduced down by sudden attacks 1872
The proprietor will insure this medifihst
torn all that is claimed for 1t, IL requires.
I5-Directiops will be given IN psmpa.e. .. sa,-
ETEanufactured only by .. @. kfiefhe.s
lington, Iowa; TO whom orders may pe
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

IRON PROOF sTAFFS, one of which every
merchant mill should have.
st Louis, GIT Main St-6m G. & c. TODD.
~ The following papers will copy to amount
of - and send first copy-Keokuk Register, Iowa
Statesman, Iowa Sentinel, Journal, Muscatine, Re-
publican, Iowa City, Miners, ExnreSs. Dnbunue.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Il RIECHBAUmS HORSE LlNlAENs = ~
IN Liniment has been tested, and pfa'. y, 49,
one ofthe eest Liniments now In use ~ r.n;r~s
diseases as horses are subjectto- ho. 1870 p,ss-
Cuts, Sprains, Swellings Of all kinas, 80
rEMannf,.,ures n BurIir stcn, Iowa b -
Kriechbaum. rrPrice so cents per oo'ls. -.
All letters to the Proprietor, must es sI,,rssd @
r-Thrty-three per cent, viii DC as"
nv Medicines, when sold at wholesse. umf-
FFOrders directed to J. c. kHfeHss s.sss
Iington, Iowa, will receive prompt a usn..-
CyAWS: mill, Cross-cut, hand, pannei.
Cmeat Saws. just received and for $50 y n rcCTH
iune 90. so JUrN -
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george SNYDER.

MI ANUFACTURER ofVinegar and Family Gro
vi Ger, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. o At
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir: II is with much pIcasrFs,
that am enabled to certify to the entire success,
with which I have used yonr Internal ana ExteTnl
Remedy In the case Of my son three years Old. NJ
has been afflicted with disrrhea for nearly TIVE
years, and been several times reduced 20 lov q y
be unable to walk, or even to ST up. have -
ployed several physicians, and think have svsns
q sum OF not less than one hundred dollars for ~
vice and medicine during that time. have sset
about one-half bottle Of your Remedy In two weeds
and il has been two weeks since he took any, ~
he is now, to all appearance perfectly ven.
Burlington, Jan. 7, 1850 EDWARD JOY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Fresh Drazs, Paints, Oils, Glasa, &c.
lust received and for sale low, 500 boxes win.
81 dow Glass, extra thickness assorted si,as.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

o'' =" NL"hAN. wM. S. CRAFT
Newman Il Graft
4 IIoRNEYS and Couns ellors at Law. Jefferson
- street, Burlington Iowa. r1sParticular at
.ehtion gwen to the collection of claims, convey
anclng and all other business Entrusted to our
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke, DR. T.. Lowe,
WIN. b. Ewing, Fl. II. Gritiiths, of this city.
Burlington July II, Is50-6m.
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| a IfoRNEf AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
nee IN the brick building the corner of Third
and Washington streets, same as Clerks Office of
supreme Court, and directly above the Office of the
! clerk Of the District Court.
ETs"idIers' claims rejected at the Department
al washington City, attended to, and if not sue
| cessful, no charges will be made fDec S, SOY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

I TTORNEY AND CeUSsELLoR At Law, Bar
~ ingfon. Iowo. Office on Main street.
DRS MCKINNEY 4 EICHELROTH,
OFFER their professional services to the citi-
Ozens Of Burlington and the surrounding coun-
try. Particular attention paid to chronic COM
plants and diseases of women and children.
H-Ofice, one door west of the Barrett House.
Jefferson street. fDec - 1850
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vs- SCHOOL BoOKS.-The subscriber 70.
n specially informs teachers and Others that
= he has constantly on hand, and for sale,
- Ill the 81 a nj ard Snries Of School Rock In
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Doors and SHoEs: l26 cases boots and shoe 3
sA)comprising . general assortment, and OF very
superior quality received from Boston and for
sale cheap by foct 10Y WI CooLBAuGH 4 CO
MACCARONI, an excellent article for food for
1vl these sicky times, just received, for sale by
july II, 1850 EEGAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

DoWDER: 100 kegs Duponrs sporting Powder;
L 25 bags Shot, assorted sizes, for sale by
nov %, 80 EEG GAY
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n NUMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
Us Levee, upstairs, st Louis, Mo. aFPartic-
War attention paid to selling Produce on the Levee
nThe undersigned will make liberal Cash ad-
vances on consigements to the above house.
Burlington. oct. 1850 PARSONS & CO.Wafe St
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w. EOldridge

n oCIloN and Commission Merchant, we st side
MAN, between Jefferson and Washington SITS,
burhhston, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
Of Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and Household
rurhture' etc. etc. Nov %, 1s4s-Iy
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Geo. FraZee,

\ TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
\ Iowa. E7-Oihce on Jefferson street, over Bur-
maps Drug store. duly IA. 1s5o
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POmerOy, Durkec & co
M HoLEsALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes
TIC DRY GOODS, i46 Main street, St Lssis.
GEORGE PoMERoY, New York. DWIGHT DUR
KEE, WIN H. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (apr IS, $50. SIN
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nFFERS his Professional services to the citi.
Ozens of Burlington and vicinity. (may 3o,'5o
T5@He may be found at the Barrett House.
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lid. s. EberSOl & cO.
j. MI. NeelV.

L,AsHloNABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa
L = SHOP On Main street. in the building lately
occupied by Geo. Blickhahn. may 80, so
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CIRCULAR SAWS.
NTELCH GRiFFITHS IS and SO inch cast
y, steel Circular Saws, for sale by
march %, so PRUGH COOK
VToLNEY'S Ruins or Meditation on the Revolu-
v tons Of Empires, just received al
nov IL ABRAHAMs' Burlington book store
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SHEEP!-Blacklocks' Treatise, with numerous
~ plates, and other works on the care, manage
ment and diseases of Sheep; also Youat's Stock
Raisers' Manuel for sale low at ABRAHAMS
ian %, ISL BURLINGTON hook store
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.

There is, probably, no public man in the
United States more popular in this city than
the able, agreeable, and gentlemanly Senator
from Illinois. He is emphatcally man of the
people-unostentati practical, and intelli-
gent, his intercourse with our citizens is un-
restrained and familiar, yet ever dignifed, and
mutually respectful. We believe, indeed, that
the first suggestions of his nomination for the
Presidency originated here, where his public
and private career are as familiar rs household
words to us all. His strength and popularity,
also, are well measured by the politicians Of
this city; in evidence Of which, We submit the
following from the editorial columns Of the
Republic, of this morning:
Ex-senator Douglas is at the Astor House, in
the city of New York. He appears to be NOV
ing in earnest, and we should advise his rival
Democratic aspirants for the Presidency to be
looking about them. Now we hear of him Mt
his birthplace in Vermont, telling the soyer-
eipns of the fashion in which he will carry on
Cabinet making Next we see him at Saratoga,
the observed of oil observers, hob-a-nobbing
with all creation, and winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people. Anon, he is at Tam
many Hall, pouring oil on the agitated waters
of Democracy. Then he turns up at the agri-
cultural fair of the Empire State, and astonishes
the farmers by his talk about crops and cat
tie; and day or two afterwards he is at
another fair in Ohio; and now dividing the ca
resses of Barnburners and Old Hunkers at the
Astor House. We should not be surprised If
the celebrity of his movements, and the success
Of his operations, should embarrass Mr.. Blu
chanan and Mr.. Cass very seriously. 1t looks
very much as if he were spreading his nets
wide; and if he does not catch as many larks
when the skies fall as most any one of his
Democranc friends, it will not be his fault"
We do not know how far Mr.. Buchanan and
Mr. Cass may become embarrassed by the cele
rity Of the movements Of Mr.. Douglas, but we
think leap into the White House with little
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

The DE ANNA CAsE.-The parties in this case
appeared before Justices Morscll and Goddard
at noon to-day, to hear the final decision re-
specting the amount of security to be given for
the appearance of De Alma before the Criminal
Court, to answer to the second charge Of SANDER
made by Major Tochman, on behalf of himself
and lady. The bond was fixed at one thousand
dollars, five hundred having been given on the
former charge. DR.. Magruder entered on the
bond as surety.
Walter D. Davidge, esq, for the prosecution,
moved that he might be permitted to file with
the affidavit of Major Tochman certain other
affdavits. This motion was opposed by e. c.
Morgan and ?. Barton Key, esqs., counsel for
the prisoner, who alleged that they would only
agree to opening the case for this purpose on
condition that like privilege be extended to
all parties, Of introducing new matter at dis
erection. The sitting magistrates overrulcd the
motion of Mr.. Davidge.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

VILLAIN.-We yesterday saw one of the
most unprincipled scamps that ever disgraced
this city walking through the streets with two
apparently respectable young ladies.-Boston
Bee.
Thus the Bee commences its denuncation of
bad man; but we quote the above lines in
honor of the women Of America. 1t is Just
matter Of surprise that the apparently re-
spectacle young ladies" should be found in. the
company of dishonest and unprincipled man.
Women are our true reformers they have it in
their power to fix the standards of honor and
morality, below which men dare not venture
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

II is truly remarked by the Philadelphia In
guirer that the administration of President Fill
moro is cminently popular with the masses
everywhere throughout the Union. The indi-
cations upon this point are Of the most conclu-
sive character. Baltimore american.
In the midst of the uncertainties Of this
world, these conclusive indications must be very
gratifying to our most worthy President. A
condition Of doubt on so important matter is
always annoying and often leads to yacilla-
ton Of purpose and general irresolution. Mr..
Fillmore, now that he knows he is right, has
nothing to do but ego ahead" He hath
close friends and wise comforters. Happy Mr..
Fillmore!
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

Sixty- seven Hungarians in the city Of New
| York have published card in the Tribune, with
their names subscribed, in which they denounce
one De Alma, formerly lieutenant in the Bava-
rian army, as willing instrument Of European
tyrants, who "lang obtruded himself on the
| Hungarian refugees" and "never took part in
the struggle for Hungarian freedom" They
say:
" De Alma came to New York, where he has
certain companions entirely worthy of him,
who joined with him to obtain, by bribery of
the Hungarians, false charges against Mrs APP
polonia Tochman, (born Jagiello,) a lady who,
during the Hungarian struggle for freedom, de-
served well of the cause. His proposals, as
might be supposed, were rejected with indigna-
ton, until at last he found person in Ger
man named Koelbe, who, in point of charac-
ter, was on level with himself De Alma had
the means of inducing Koelbel to present IN
entirely unfounded charge against the charac-
ter o. the lady above mentioned. The value of
a testimony obtained in this way can easily be
estimated, when it is known that the author
(Koelbel) Is NOW IMPRISONED ON BLACK
WELLS ISLAND FOR AN INFAMOUS
CRIME!!"
They speak of Mrs. Tochman as having +" OBJ
tanned the most general esteem in Hungary as
the superintendent Of the Comorn hospital, for
her self devotion, her skill, and her noble dis
interestedness." They pronounce the state
ments Of De Alma " etle caistn,nies, and declare
that they are persuaded, from their oaon hnouI-
edge, that g Mrs. Appollonia Tochlnan has laid
the Hung aran nation under the obligations
above mentioned as well as many others, and
that HER CHARACTER is, In ALL RE-
SPECTS, ABOVE IMPEACHMENT"
They conclude with the following appeal to
"the calumni ated LADY,"
May you continue, noble Pole, as martyr
of freedom, to discharge the lofty mission for
the relief of your fellow sufferers in exile. In
hungary, you have strengthened the defenders
of freedom IN their zeal and devotion; you have
taken care OF the wounded among them; and
now, far from your beloved fatherland, it is
your noble lot to alleviate their sutferings.'
The signature s to tlis card are as follow:
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

WE would most respectfully inform the ladies Of
w Washington and the public generally, that we
have just received from the Northern Market entire
aud splendid stock of Dry Goods suitable for the
Fall aud Winter trade. To those of friends and
toners who have heretofore paronzcd literally,
desire TO return grateful thanks and hope by polite
and strict attention to business that shall still
merit continuance of their fayors, and also the favor
of the whole purchasing community. We deem il useless
enumerate goods but would merely that stock
consists OF general assortment of all kinds of fashionable
and desirable Dry Goods which will be sold very low for
cash. We invite every body TO give early call and
promise TO sell bargains.
McLAIN HARRY,
bet Sth and 9th sts., next door TO Q. w. Botelers
sep 30-d2w IIouse-furnishing Store
Mt Int Rem
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

f. c. IARDELLA having purchased the entire stock of
Hardware of the late firm of Iardca Brother will
tnue the Hardware business at his New Store Room
It'll street. door north of Washington Adams's gro
Gerry store where he is receiving in addition to his
former Stock large quantity Of New Goods just pur
chased from the best Northern houses principally for
constant endeavor to please to receive large share OF
public patronage. oct 2-2w
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06
NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of informing his
friends and customers that he has just returned from
the northern Cities where he has been for time past
selecting his stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
He is now prepared 10 show such stock of Cloths,
Cassimores, Yestng Dress Shirts Undershrts Drawers
Gloves, Stocks Hosiery, Umbrellas, &c. he has
before had the pleasure TO exhibit in STYLE variety and
cheapness; which, together with the comparatively
RENT he Is under ut present enables him to offer unusual
inducements to those In want Of any article Of Clothing
in line, of quality and style that may be relied
+. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
OFF Sth ST. ID door from penna av
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06
MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 6.
sun rises Sh. som. Sun sets : 5h. som.

30 Mr. H. W. CARR, newspaper agent, Is the only au-
thorzed agent Tor this paper in Philadelphia and Is duly
empowered TO take advertisements and subscriptions AT
the rates required by His receipts will be regarded
as payments Office at the northwest Of Third
and Walnut streets.
90 The privileges of yearly advertisers will be
fined rgdy TO their regular business all other adj
yersements not pertaining To their regular business
agreed for, TO be paid extra
Ga Every notice designed to call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote individual
interest only be inserted with the understanding
that the same is to be paid for.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06
LAMPS, oILs. AND PAINTS.

TTNHE Undersigned would respectfully call the atten-
L ton Of his friends and the public generally to ms
stock of the above articles which he has selected WIN
10 suit the Metropolitan market. lie has on manu-
and Is in daily receipt Of the following OILS when ne
will warrant superior to any now for sale IN TINS Guy
ETHEREAL, Camphine, Lard, Solar, and winter strained
A. HATCH, JR.,
two doors west Of Todds new marble building, Penn
av., and st. nearly opp, the Bank OF washington.
sep l7--tf