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Chippewa Indians the third day VI January
hund Ioda and thirty eight" siL

Chippewa Indians at Saginaw third day January eighteen
hundred and thirty eight" viz;
North Of tAs base Of The principal nsdam
Parts ,hyone and thirty in township six Of
fractional sections hve township eighteen and
lions thirty in township nineteen, a
sections twenty in township nineteen range
he 1a. s ina n ., section
on ,ne Assais ny We, or Q, range SEVEN
eighth day disposal Of the being
OF sections nss 1 sya Ina ss INV n nv north
reserve 20 be- .od Indians al not
i1aH Of sr ia SS issi above quoted
Al the KALAMAZOO, commencing Monday,
asmed islands, situated Kalamazoo river, viii
the base line and wsst Of the principal sridtan
in section hr'yiwo, in township Of
Islands Nos and 3 in sections twenty ,wenlou in
sand Nos and in sections three and ,en in township one
twenty eight and thirty ,hss township Two, range thirteen
twenty four in township three, Of range sixteen
South Of As base line and vest Of the principal meridian
Island and twenty two, in township Of
Islands Nos TO inclusive three four ,en dheeu
sections three and ten in township Of
appropriated by law e., the use Of schools military and
made unit thereby cuitvation any,
by State authorities before the days appointed for the
enable the State Of Arkansas and other States reclaim The
I BE- excluded from The .as And no locations for land Sounss
p aw q S military any
lands provided entitled An making
the civil and diplomatic OF the government
kc. approved Sd March, 1851.
The Offering Of the will
advertised despatch until the whole shall have
shall be
weeks and entry Of any the lands VIII
he admitted until the weeks
Nav ammo Domn thousand eight hundred and fyone
49, WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President;
J. BUTrEKFIELD
Commissioner the General Land Office.
NorYcp IN ppn rNpT,o IN on AyMANTs AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS AND PERM1TEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every right the lands
townships townships above enumerated Is
satisfaction of the and
Office make therefor
notice, before the appointed
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
having under entitled San act
land Office in the northern part OF Michigan, and TO
the mineral lands the State OF Michigan,
st March, S7 Ieess oeeupant % enter
Of their Of the lands within the
above enumeIad be sold the ONCE at Sau Ste
Marie entitled under the entitled San act
minimum price the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
Michigan, the Chippewa district In Wisconsin,
$780, the land covered by their
than full section, entitled
OF such the proper land office
purchase shall do full secon al the rate OF
50 required establish the the satisfaction
therefor practicable after seeing this notice. and before
appointed the public sale of the
embracing claimed otherwise, such claim will be
forfeited. ..,.,,x.
Commissioner of the General Land othcs
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THE American Miller and Milwftghts Assistant
L vol, with illustrations price ~
The Turner. Companion with plates Of chucks, TOOLS in,uu
rnsn and patterns; vol, rs cents
Fruit Flour Kitchen Garden, adapted to the United s"tes
vol. ...x. -. =
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ENaLIsH Reports In Law and Equify -RepubisbinR IN
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country Of decided in the House Lords the
oyy council OF equity, court Of Queens
bench the court OF erchequer and
the ecclesiastical admiralty courts the court OF
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served railway and canal cases 70 be published N month
numbers parts number consisting on 300
paper and carefully edited amember ne
references TO analogous American decisions
for that twelve
numbers forming complete volume in ITSELF with the
and safe TRANSMISSION y man 70 amy post sce
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valuable series this day received
ofLod the council the
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in the above proclamation Of the President
residue Of lead rrire be brought into
market They those mines
culsriy under
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Every person entitled The right OF peempuon 70 any OF The
within of townships above enume
rated required establish the TO the satisfaction OF the
land ofee and make payment
practicable after es'ng fhn notice ana before
the day public sale OF the
lands such claim VIII be
forfeited. .-..-, -
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Once
May I3-lawl3w
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ME Pocket Com panton for MschtDists. MEG
and Engineers by oliver Byne editor Of the Dictionary Of
chimes, Engine Work, and Engineering
CoRrHsTs.
Weights, Measures wheelwrigb Mensuration,
MANAGEMENT ofCommon and Decimal Fractions,
How Logaryttms Applied TO Facilitate Calculation
The Mechanical Powers.
Properties OF Iron
atreng am Defexion Of Materials
Tor.ion and Twisting
Almanac for all Time
Universal Thermometer Reaumer Fahrenheit and Cenugrsde
superhces, Solids, Elliptic Curves, and Areas.
Areas Of Zones and segments Of Circle.
Tables of the Length Of Circular Areas
Gsuging, Artifcer's Work, and Engineering Results
Tables OF the Diameter Of Pipes, o the Teeth OF Wheels and
Geering, Of Wafer Wheels aud Central Forces
Weight ~ Metals, Strength Of Chains and Ropes
Soldiers, Clements, and Compositions.
And much matter for the limits OF an sd
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by mail uihng postage, office in the
United States. -. -....,ar
May 10 FRANCk IAfLon
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg. virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted by
the HaIii
Roved Thahe Of the proposals for
the OF
the State Virginia, $4,000 payable in 1870 and $4,000 1875
payable half February An
received for Of
chamberlain OF town, 18th
which they will be opened the
hidd~r thereto. The for the will
and 18th July bidders
The corporation
10 themselves right reject any offer made''
hereby proposals for the bonds Of the
by the chamberlain OF the town, according
until the 18th lay OF May 1850 AZ " o'clock
m. CHAs, CoRLING,
NAV o-d,l 4thMaynart Mayor.
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Webster Letters Patent for
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2odsen on Law of Patents. l vol London
Hndmarch on a.,
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Spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. vol London
on Of Copyright In Design. vol.
Patent Privileges Of
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Curtis Law Of Patents. ! vol Boston,
Phillips Of for Inventions vol Boston,
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MayN
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fNAPr. wILKEss Voyage Round the World, ernbrn-
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Exploring Expedition illustrated with s7 engraving
NIhs Two Admirala by Cooper--ncw edition.
water witch by Cooper-new edition.
Gurrsn and his Contemporaries; by Charles Phillips, esq
The Countess Of Rndostadt; by George Sand.
Lectures by the Earl of Csrisle--(I.ord Morpelh)
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su HE which had not expired sale Of
Mines and therefore possess The sdvAnsss Of being
peused for immediate operations
opening Mines and most se arr be-
lxved productive They ess
nasgsbe ANA other cheap
products Lour and In The midst
all the agricultural products Of The lat
a VIII hey an loo Gated.
" 1870 - j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner o General Land Once
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Army Regulations published by the Department OF WM-
The Ordnance Manual for the use oncer. o. me army
price The Army and Navy Registers Cross Military Laws
Coopers Tactics De Hart Courts Martial SCOUTS infantry
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IILD, -
sioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every person entitled the right of TO any OF e
and Of townships above enumerated
OF the register
proper Office and make payment therefor
seeing this notice. and before the day
Of the public sale OF tbs lands en-
bacing claimed Otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
" J. 3UTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
May2 Ill WI
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nIssOLUTION CopsrtershipTbsh firm heretofore exist
IL po under Brother 10 this day, by mutual
consent dissolved George Dyer viii attend to the settle
m,nt firm, Of the unsettled business
of m. late Robert Dyer deceased which immediate attention
- ...noc,onlv requested, EDWARD q. DYER,
''''p' GEO, r, DYER.
Wsmsoror, September -, 1870
M Copsrtnershp Nottcs.The undersigned have formed
under and Arm Of Dyer Mcclure, and
M over Of 10th and Pennsylvania
|
continuance OF the he
pledge themselves TO discharge faith
fully conhded to them,
NeGuye are prepared make advances all
.ianmen,., md toe ali sales made by them
EDWARD q. DYER,
j.. q. MCGUIRE
WAsHraror, septemhA. w. 1850,
Tx
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THE sword Exercise, Arranged fo' military Inssr"c-
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published authority The War Department Price postage 70
OF the United States ~ cents Tbs edition 'or SAFE IN
Washington city by n ,.rnv
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Bosros Sep. g, 1885,
Mesra LITTLE BROWN Gentemen-I am much pleased to
publishing revised edition sahan
Doma Civil No work the English Ian
subject be compared with for the ulness
and the doctrine conveyed throughouti
of its publication the has received
the appreciation the learned and lawyers
deserved The complers of the Code Napoleon
drew copouy from for their Napoleon himself studied
early life which account for the singular
wisdom OF his observations and decisions during the
discussions of his code Domat should and hope
will, 10 found in the library of American lawyer
Your obedien servant, -
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TO THE PUBLIC.

commi-aioner Of Tho oeners Land ofhos.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-10
Rarret House.

IN BIZ FLETC II = = BIC Il NS.
THE undersigned beg leave to nrunce to their
L friends and the travelling public that they have
become prorrictors for term Of years, OF the Bar-
ret Hsuse, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken FOR q thorough renovation Of the establish
ment--for extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house with new ana
appropriate furniture. The senior partner, in re-
turning to his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends ana
acquaintances, and to assure them that ne VIII DC
most happy to contribute TO their comfort ana en-
joyment at any time they may give the House call
Attentive servants una suticieacy Of them. will
be provided to ensure prompt aud satisfactory at
tention. porters, attached to the establishment,
will be ready at all hours to convey baggage to and
from boats.
Riding horses. carriages, &C., provided at a mo-
ments warning. ]. c. FLETCHER,
February 81, 1881. Z. II. BURNS.
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TER GOODS. gFa
TINE subscribers have received and o.
pening at the old stand Of Parsons $, Copp 4 Par
sons, . general assortment of seasonable Goods to
which they beg to call the attention Of the trading
community, and respectfully solicit share ofpub-
lie patronage. Without enumerting Qualities
our stock consists in part as follows, to witt
CLOrHS-Biack, blue, brown. olive anu green.
BEAVERS, PiLor CLorHs AND PELrINGs-Drabs,
blues and assorted mixtures.
BLANKETS-Drabs, Navy blues, greens. scarlets
and mixtures, assorted bed and hose.
cASSIMERES-Assogtsdr red colors. cassimeres,
.ss fancy stripe, plaid & mixed doeskins.
DE LANES AND CAsHMEREs-Latest styles, va
rious grades.
STUFF GOODS-Lyoneise silk warp, impe rial blue,
Eau de Nile and Narcone, silk stripe mo-
hairs, black, aipacas. mohairs and ham,
eleon Lustres, merenoes and Thioet
cloths, common and Chinese alpine, etc.
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c.-As sorted velvet
trimmings, silk fringes, cords and ging-
hams, etc., etc. Black gros de Rhine,
s-.s.1 Psrsians. SILK velvets, assorted colors
and fancy stripes and plaids, black, white
and pink grapes.
RibBONS-Latest styles, bonnet, neck, cap and
belt, ETC., etc.
FLANSELS-Heavy twill plain and printed, all
colors, single and double.
PNNTS-American and English, latest designs.
Dtue, orange and blue and ass'd oil colors.
GlNGHAMs-Assortea English and American.
sHAWLS-Day State, long and square. Highland
plaid, black and mode cashmere, Thibet
and other qualities.
WHITE GOODS-34 to 1914 shirtngs and sheet
t1gs, ass'd Irish linens, Scotch and Rus
sia pers,crashes .dress'd and undres.d
Saconetts, stripes and plaids; Chinese
f.4vtf ana Victoria lawns, book n,usiins, en-
tfoidered curtain muslins, etc, etc.
BROWN SHEETiNos, etc.-A large assortment of
heavyand lght,coarse and nne sheetings.
artiInys, osna5urgs, twilrd cotton and
linen bagging. Also, large assortment
OF hickory stripes, tickings check ,etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.-Buaalo robe over
coats and general assortment of Gus
tom made Clothing. N. Fg5
SoorS AND SHoES.-A full assortment OF gents
.ft heavy and light boots and shoes, ladies'
walking and dress do; misses, boys and
children's do, good stock.
HATS, CAPS, MuFFS, Accents fashionable
moleskin and broad brim hats, mems and
boys Hungarian and Tampico do, vari-
GUS coiOrs. Caps, superior Otter and
lower grades, fur, silk, plush, nohair
cloth and glazed, all sizes. A fine as
sortment Of Mufs, Polkas, Cuffs, etc.
GLASS AND QuEESswARE.-Af full and complete
stock all qualities, comprising the lat.
LOOKING GLAssEs.-A large assortment ,.,,
Gus styles, by 4, to "a by 40.
NAILS AID GLAss.-Deston and Pittsburgh nail.
and brads, all sizes--also, assorted al
res window glass.
nArO-WARE AND CUTLERY, &c.-Buildin9 ma
terials, full sapply, Carpenters tools,
cnopping axes, chains, sad irons, and
good variety table and pocket cutie.
~, etc.s etc, etc.
0ROCERtES, PAINTS, OILS. &c.-A gen.,,,
softment OF Groceries, Dye s.uffs, Obs,
Paints, etc, etc.
." "nacn wdl be sold on the most reasonable terms
CoPP, P ARSoNs 4 Co., Jefferson street
Du1uHktons lowe. October 81, 1850 as
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HONE MANUFACTURES.

HONE MANUFACTURE. ~.
ME Undersigned is now manufacturing cent,s
4 coots and Shoes, Of the most approved style
best French and Philadelphia ca,f, kin ana moroc.
CO SKINS, End by the best Of workmen
Also, ladies' and misses boots, buskins and ties,
ofevery description. - : ,AA' A ''ss'
Gents who wish neat article ofboots that nil,
atthe foot as well as to suit the eve, will please
@ a. =. Wallis second door east of Main, on Jef-
Ierson street, where they can be furnished as good
ana low ~ any other establish ment In the state.
burlington, oct IT, $50 E.. WALLIS
LA FAYErTE FIR AND MARINE IySTN.
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. sth, 1880.
CAPITAL Saoo 49, 900 paid in and wei, .een,.s
=, ~ CaANE, Sec'y 9. s. ORTIZ, Pres,t.
L gents 9th above Company, are now nren.,sa
20 issue open or special Policies for Fire or Mar;n
RISKS, IN this or any of the adjoining counties. nm
On goods Or produce, in store in transitu; unon
cAfeoes on lake, river, and sea vessels, or land
transportation; on funds other property. BY mail.
, ETC., on as favorable terms those OF any 9TH
respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will bear favorable comparison
WIN any Company or Agency in the West, having
large unimpaired ASH cAPIrA 1, aud being noyvn
a,s %,vs aaop.ed liberal policy in adjusting and
az; All losses yin b promptly adjusted and paid a.
tnis Agency 70 NEW York FUNDS. GsE9I
). @. LAUMAN L BRO, Agents.
corner OF Jefferson and Water sts
uec :, soov-Iy BnrliDgtons Iowa.
missouri STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND Nj
~ ~ I RINE INSURANCE. CO., 81 LOUIS.
6. 4. S.sl. r.w Holt. i :. n G ss..i.
John =. Mscsns, D. b. Page. John sea-.
n-Risks taken By the undersigned, al the usual
rates II prsmium, FOR one month 70 six yesss
Burlington, Dec. ~, 1859 g LAUMAN BRO
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NOtice..U.Qllllber.

VINHE undersigned would inform the Public. that
l they have made arrangements with Mills in the
Pinery. for a large quantity of Lumber in addition
to our stock on hand. and are determined to keen
first rate Lumber Yard, ifenergy. perseverance and
means viii! do IT. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street. near Boundary
street. where one ofthe Firm will always he found
R,irli l,,,,n On
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- NEW FIRM.

Ee.Nl - H D C ARMSTRONG; co. have ~
,R.AAt WON hand the largest and bestas- vis
Sorted stock of Saadlery that O
has ever been offered in this marset. Consisting
of every variety and st OF Saddles, Brides, Har-
ness, Trunks. Collars, Ruling and Carriage whips,
Back and Belly bands. &c. &C.. to which they
spectfu,ly invite the attention Of all persons who
may be in need Of any Of the above articles. au
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY

- At tnas Nursery. "a miles west Of Burlius-
ton, Immediately on the plank 10 al !. ,hcr. ~
- IN cultivation 100000 Apple Trees; besides
fcacn,Cherfy, Plum, Pcrsimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers Of good fruit, and the public
y, may De accommodated, on the most reasonable
=, ~. ~, Win Orcnard and Garden Trees. s4
We expect TO enlarge our stock from YEA : To ve.,
snd are determined never to be exceiled by any
nursery man in the selection OF the hest varieties,
or detecting and casting out such as are unwor-
my % c0uavati0n. All orders executed promptly.
nov 2; lJoO-6m A. LEONARD SONS
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NO the Public.

Wherever Dr. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY has been introduced, the most ex-
traoydinary success has attended, it. -Four hundred
thousand packages of this Justly popular remedy have
been disposed Of its first introduction into ST
Louis, and the testimony of thousands can now he
offered to prove its CLAIM, your consideration,
one of the most elegant and useful compounds of
the day. The proprietor hears Of its beneficial cf-
ects from every quarter ofthe country and he feels
encouraged to eNtcd its sale throughout all Amer
lea. Here is evidence OF its favorable reception at
the :sLake City,
From the Druggists of Cacago-Their sales IN Four
Months.
We, tho undersigned, Druggists of Chicago. do
hereby certify that the following is correct state
,nent Of the amount Of our sales OF the medicine
known as cdr Stornl's Celebrated Scotch Cough
Candy. prepared from the original recipe by Mr.
Hamilton Wade, of st Louis, Mo-, and we take pleas
ure in saying that il has given satisfaction many
Of our customers who have used il, as rene DIV for
diseases Of the breast and lungs.
j. H. Reed & co., Lass packages,
L. NJ. Boyce. per cierk,) ssa g all we had
s. Sawyer, 432 all had.
+. Scammon, ass all had.
Brinckerhof & Penton, as4 {.
Henry Richie, (per Bowman,) ass
II. II. Anderson, 336 g
Chicago, Sept. &c, is4s.
Some of these gentlemen were formerly practi.
TONERS Of medicine. The Druggists are not alone
in their dpora5ic notice Sugar Medicine They
would havereportcd still larger sales at Chicago, but
the close OF navg prevented our shipping more
to them.
Price One Dimeper ro rolls for IS cts or per Dos
~ A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO CouSrny
MERCHANTS.
For sale by Druggists and Country me chants gen
orally. throughoutthe United States and
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for
use. A handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat
Of Arms, and the written signature of Hamilton
Wade. proprietary is on the outside wrapper Of
each roll and package.
Messrs J. H. BARNARD & BRO, Wholesale
Druggists, 40 Main street, St Louis, Mo-, are the
General Agents. Orders from the country, or ap-
pications for agency, directed to them will meet
with prompt attention.
For sale at Burlington, By f. E. Gay, F. rallant
and >. L. Burnap. (may 30, ls50-ly
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Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir,I am much indebted 10 rcu
and your Remedy, for the benefits which nav wife
has received from using IL. She has been ircus.
led with two very bad diseases for some time. In
the first place she has had the Salt Rheum, Or Ter.
ter. for some three years. Part Of that time she
was obliged IT, keep her he'd. she has been doc
tored BY various doctors but il vas all or M h.n
EFT. But am giai to state e. the ord thai /, us.
ing your valuable ihtarnal and External Rereay.
she was restored 10 health in D shcrt tame ard w
only using Two tuiTds of Io,tIe.
In the sar"na place. she has hern troubled with
EcmUrrhage. fr ecirt,i Itr Rsc ii, n,5tls Ttr-
Hg tai> time she arrlettp several ph, sisianstpi
" was rf ro aratt. 9E trirr rtcrrr4Hssa " frp
vouE medicine, die -. ;nt an. .I,, 10 state tsf
she gas frre Tatciy gE ar 10 her us n health,
an1 haS EcttrcT SiTtf ttEet1cr itt thsf tisesse.
Bei'ugtor. iHfz. 9, 1859 A. GE3yIs
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-F1at, square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
SIoVES-improved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, :, and
plates, different sizes.
ALsO-Jewetts Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, sheet-iron, Iron-wirc, Nails,
and Casting of every description.
\ full supply Of the above articles always hand,
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, 40 JOHN G. FOOTE.
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X. =. Adall mas

ETAS now aud is in receipt of 90 cases ofBo
Il il aud Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather:
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole do
so doz upper leather; % doz calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 dog liningand pad do;
10 do cochine al Roun do; Is dog bride leather;
Also, large assortment of goat. binding. hog and
kid Skins spit leather; top hides; Whang. skirting,
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins. etc.. ETC., etc.
4 large stock OF saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip etc. in fact it is fully complete for tit.
ting out sadalers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker iBdinglinc, such
as lasts, pegs. tools, Kit. &r. Shoe anG harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment of every thing belonging to
their business. Country Merchants will do well
to examine his stock Of boots and shoes as ii is
large, well assorted and cheap.
A full asso- iment Of those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' ana
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
Bile makers.
Ny arrangements with manufacturers and tam
ners are such that can furnish articles in my bu-
siness cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa, aud
as cheap as can be bought in ST Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Mllers water proof
oil backing. X. s. ADAMS,
Main street, q few doors north of Jefferson
Rnrl;noian. Lawn. OefOber II. 1850