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" kss iss resifs< " ths srrsf sAip fr-~A $40
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.e can be had W. sters 10 Qus4ttss suls rsrsasssr
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LLEvEsTH WARD KossUrH DEMoNsrRaTIoN.-A
II public meeting will be held al the church Of
yo,r street ssd avenue G. Friday evening. lgh inst
fer the aiding Cow Kcsnth and the Hungarian
cnSss. Fer particulars, see papers q te.merrow
-B CLOVER Secretary.
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lNSInbCTlON.
ERRNcn LANGUACE-PRoFEssoR RICHApD 30
Broadway teg 70 arnounee that his Evening Clsescs
for already advanced scholars take place every
ling from to oooch. Els system, yet embarrassed 10 ths
country csiculsed - ave 20 rckoar at the gram
naucal eNpsuttops together with the Practical and lido
ns,iek ptculiarisies Of the Language.
INSTRUCTION IN sPANIsB.-PRors ssoR vISGUr
Of the Unyersity OF this city will sstuv
dny neat two esssobs for ladies and another
gentlemen. Terms $40 for Of twenty Lessons
Apply 81 Nc. liz Chambers street, where also may
tsired the necessary books
DEIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENNANsgrP.-
Oliver colesmith, Ss Breadvsy has reduced biz
terms from SIS 70 $40 for cf private Lessons In wr
tint M has classes for ladies and gentlemen thss meet
drrng the day and evening ~ the Low charge Of 81 80 for
tsrmten Lessons satisfactory inprovsnens guaranteed
70 all.
AN ENGL1sH GENTLEMAN or CLASSICAL Ao-
"A quremsnts end from long residence the continent
vel versed 10 modern lanrusgs would willingly Devote
IA. er three hour rer day 70 hashns the education Of
o. two yeuns gentlemen or 70 prepare them for college The
hisheet references be sdduced Address W. c. care Of
M. Wiley, publisher, Is Parh place, New York city.
LADY FULLY COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT r.
IA English, French Italian. and music vocal aud nsru
merial wishes 10 form cass OF four six l.ees
either in New YoIs or sreoslyn-mse.us stN bone Of
OF the parties. Highest reference rvcr. Address Es-
mtnde Herald Office, or Union square Pos. 0foe.a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nRIss CLOAK AND MANTLE MAKING-LApIEy
- Prcnsnsde or Evening Dresses Cioais Mautes
conTl.ed te most and modern Paris modes.
best work. and reasonable terms, with pre-
sSe Satisfaction guaranteed Application by letter
scrally. 10 Mrs. ). shaw, los firs: avenue.
NEW AND RARn FLoWERa BIGNONIA vENUsTA,
and ehef varetesThe subscriber Offers sale
choice and varied assortment Of exotic plants togetter
With collection Of the and delicate
tel arranged IN Beuqusts Bashsts Epe,sus be
essrsd and hopes share Of liberal
pestes Cd upsn him for the last twelve years
T. DUNLAP, Florist, 635 Broadway.
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i sTopyENEL 4 CO.. NO.. s9a BROADWAY. A
eew de Ntblos tennent 10 plus grand Magsss, fss
crtr h pus ccnpiet ct meieur marshe Do
vile psatstre Dc toute les EtAts Cps epplreos
De crsteaux de Iorselaines tran decorer
Mare pssanes esndesbra. Lanp cartel q solssre
cles ae astass de torte teaus. ct entieremens
s tses eurs erstaux No. IS ct ~ vesey street.
10 leue ses articles soires gros. 6etale,
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

Rsarrel House.

FL j II Il II 4 rs.
THE undersigned beg leave to ann ounce to their
1 friends and the travelling public that they have
become propretors, for term of years, of the Bar
ret House, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken for thorough renovation OF the establish
mentor extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The senior partner, in re-
turning To his former positions would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends and
acquaintances, and to assure them that he will be
most happy to contribute to their comfort and en-
joyn.ent at any time they may give the House call.
Attentive servants, and sufIiciency Of them, will
be provided TO ensure prompt and satisfactory at.
tention. Portars, attached 10 the establs hmen mt,
will be ready at all hours to convey baggage 10 and
from boats.
Riding horses, carriages, &C., provided at a mo-
ments warning. J. {. FLETCHER,
February q. 1851. c. II. BURNS.
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IL. =. Adams

UAs now and is in receipt Of $50 cases Of Boots
/ i and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harnes Lie ather.
5000 lbs oak sole Leather: 10000 lbs red sole do
so dog upper leather; IS doz calf skins;
90 do kip skins; 40 doz lining and pad DO;
10 do cochine al ROM do; Is doz bride lie tn RI;
Also, large assortment of goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split feathers top hides whang, skirtng,
welt and patent leather; band leather patent calf
skins, etc., etc, etc.
large stock Of saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip ashes, etc, in fact ii is fully complete for it,.
ting out saddlers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker findincline such
as lasts. pegs, tools, kit, &c. Shoe anc 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 il Is
large, well assorted and cheap.
full assortment OF those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
bic makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tam
ners such that can furnish articles in my bu-
siness cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa, and
as cheap as can be bought in ST Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Mler's water proof
oil backing. r. s. ADAMS.
MaiH street. "a few doors north of Jefferson
Burlington, Iowa, October ~, 1850
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M0plsly ~ M cid.

No. 156 MAIN STREET" Sr Louis, Mo-.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS l. SHOES,
a RE now receiving their Spring Goods, which
"A avebeen manufactured xpres sly for this mar
ket, and which they would respectfully call the at
tention Of Merchants purchasing Boots and Shoes
in this city.
Their goods are OF the best quality, and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them
selves to sell as low any one in the market. We
enumerate the following leading articies:-
Meme common thick regular and extra size boots;
DO long leg, weh and double sole, wax and grain
Do long leg, wei, aud double sole. unned kip Cali.
fornia do;
DO long leg, welt aud double sole. lined kip and calf
California do;
Do superior and common qualities. Of welt and ha II
welt kip do regular and sizes;
DO long leg, pump sole, pegged Kip to and to II
DO superior hunting boots;
Do Philadelphia fine dress i'm stitch and .swed calf
boots;
Do pegsed pump sole calf goat, grain and Sc al DO
D to IL and . to II;
DO thick brogaas. re- ular and extra sizes:
Do lined and hound aud unbound kip brogans G to
II and 4 to II;
Do snpeIdne English vel, and half wei, brosans, 8
tol and II;
Do pump sole kip. I'm. goat. calf and bro.
sans, 8 to II. Sto IL;
Do pump sole kip, i'm. goat calf and morocco Ok.
ford Ties;
Do foxed lasting aud Congress Caters;
Do foxed cloth andConeressGait alter and Oxford Shoes
DO fine patent leather Brogans;
Do fine common dancing Pumps:
DO line common ami morocco slippers;
boys and Youths thics kip and calf boots;
DO do Thick Kip and calf broganS;
Do do English kip and calf hrogans;
DO do prime unned kip and calf broganS;
Women kip cali, goat, imitation goat, and seal peg.
ged lace Boots;
DO sewed and pegged goat Polka boots;
DO do do kp,c alt aud 20 al hish buskins
Do common foSsd lasting Caters, half Caters
and 8nskins;
DO silk lasting Caters and half Caters;
DO fhilaaeiphis calf nd goat Boots;
DO tao eal, geat and kid welt Bnskins
and Exeelsors;
Do Philadelphia kid AMI morocco r. r. Excel.i.
or and ray Tor ties;
Do fac enam'ld village Ties and Ell Dora 10 Slip.
pers;
Do white and cold, and silver Jenny Lind Bus.
kins and Exresiors;
do fancy wrought and snam elled Slips;
Misses Rip, calf aud goat pe.ged lace boots;
do goat, pegged aud Sc WED Polka do
do Phils ALI, Kip moroeeo and s,am. Had hoo,x.
do foxd Caters and BuskinS
do peggea calf and goat high baskas;
do foy'd cold Caters sna fancy fox'd buskins;
do silver Jenny Lind boots and cod slippers;
Chdren's calf, kip and grain broeans;
do goat, pegged lace boots aud brog ans;
90 cold morocco laced boots and brogans;
do cold cloth Cater Boots;
do red and bronze ra,er a nd I,cs b,o,..
do calf and morocco CATER boots;
n B.-Parieuiar attention given TO putting nm goods
oLoeTeu (Feb ~, 1851
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n, disgrace which il brings upon the
~. no. the whole evil. A great deal
f;N.blcod will be occasioned at the South
!, M, occurrence. The Impression that
\. aw. Of the Federal Government can
: d,6ed il Boston, will be greatly
,,sueshsned by this mob triumphant
y feeling of evaporation against the
s.rth will be reinforced in q manner
.h;cA nav lead to the most deplorable
1870. We trust that the wisdom, the
s..nsss, and the prudence Of the govern
-. !. 4 Washington, viii he exerted to
,rysnt the possibility Of repetition Of
,s..e scenes, and to maintain the laws Of
~ country.
W. speak from authority, when we say
y, The President Of the United States
81 Immediately issue proclamation up.
athis subject.
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SAINT louls.
DAVID FsARcS, cHAs BENEDlcr,
ST Louis, Missouri. Danbury Conn.c,;.,,
David PeHrCe Il Co.

DAVID rEARcs, cHAs .s,rn,cr
q LOUIS Missouri. Danbury. Connecticut.
David Pearce Il Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats. Caps, BOnmets and Artificial Flowers,
No. 100, Main Street, st Louis. Mo.
NHE subscribers have now on hand large and
l. Wen selected stock of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Artificial Flowers, Of all descriptions, and will be
LII oaiiy receipt, throughout the season, Of the lat
est and most fas hionabe styles; some Of which are
~ follows:-
Fash. Moleskin, Fash. Beaver,
40 SILK, do Nutria,
do Angola, do Mnskrat
do Bush, do Consv.
90 RUSSIA, do Cashmere.
Low crown 2. D., black, pearl and drab brush,
Russia, nutria. muskrat, aud cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and drab Union
Hats;
Mems and Boys black pearl and white, beaver,
brush and cashmere California and Hungarian hats
Mems aud Boys black, brown, green aud purr,e
Tamp'co, Jenny Lind, California and Mexican hats;
MEMS and Boys black, bro green corn, peach
blossom, pearl and white Saxony-wool, Congress
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mems and Boys black, pearl and white s. 4 r.
c. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama. Leghorn, Curacoas
Pedal, English, Coburg and straw braid, Canada
ana rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Meas and boys silk mohair and cotton plush OF
all colors and styles, cloth, silk and cotton glazed
and velvet caps of different styles and qualities;
iniants' fancy aud plain silk and cotton velve:
and Cloth turbans;
Ladies and Misses Florence braid split, Tripnl
and Aiboni's raw, birds eve, Florence and cactus
Chinese PEARL pedal, imperial. French and Neapoli
tan lace, PLAN and SHRED silk and lawn straw and
willow bonnets.
80 cases ARTIFICIAL Flowers Of American, English
ana French manufacture, consisting OF wIeaths
| spr,gs and punches, Of all styles and colors.
/ Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT. Of our firm. being q
large and extensive manufacturer of Hats, in Dan
| bury, Conn.,, enables us to sell our goods lowe,
| than any other house in this city.
Country merchants will lind greatly to their ad
vantage to call and examine our stock before pur.
chasing as we are determined to sell at the lowest
| cash prices DAVID PEARCE 4 Co., l20 Main s.
Saint Louis Mo-, march 1851.
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N A r 4 / & o.:

o. the 26sh Feb, at Ottumwa, by Rev b, A spau,d.
-, M =. II. WARDEN, ESQ.,, OF the Ottnmwa Courier,
= Mis1 VnatsIA c. ADAMS, all Of that place.
O. shs 96sh Feb. By Rev. VIM Saler, Mr. THOMAS c.
esetss Miss ia G. HoPPlSG, daughter Of Mr. B.
G. Hsppias, al of this city.
Wiz ~ shove notice received = liberal share OF
tsa rate bridal cake. We wish Young friends much
ppaess throughout the relationship they sustain to
- other.
% Feb S7h. BY the same, Mr. john G. Buppg to Miss
6esA Van BEEk, daughter Of Mr. Leandat Van Beck.
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KIN BAGS shot; 2eG0 lbs Boston Saleratus;
NV 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
is bates cotton batting; boxes star Candies;
100 bags Dairy salts 30 boxes; 10 bbls Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
90 lbs Nntmegs; 10 do chewing Tobacco;
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do fne cut chewing do;
zoo do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
90 boxes By 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
90 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine;
lob by IL, IL by i6. ~ by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine. just reed for sale by
oct -, $50 ] G LAUMAN & BRO
81 BILLS. rectitied Whskey; s bbis. Mononge-
80 heia Whiskey. just received and for sale by
oct 81, 80 JGL. RRo
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Hardware and Cutlery.
LoNZo CHILD. T.. G.. PRATT.

AL0NZ0 CHILD. J.. 9. Pr Mt. O. ". CHILD.
CHILD, PRATT CO.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Foreign
L and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Sc, No. ll7,
Main street, ST Louis, third door from the Bank
of Missouri. are now receiving and opening for
spring trade one Of the largest and most extensive
assortments of Hardware. Cutlery, &C., ever offer.
ed in this market. Importing all our English goods
direct from manufacturers themselves. and pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers at
lowest cash prices, we are enabled to sell as low
as can be purchased in Eastern cities. Among our
stock m he Ound m
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Birds Nest Nursery.

LINGTON, IOWA.
- ALL the choise varieties Of FRUIT and Or
NAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS & PLANTS,
- cultivated on an extensive scale, and sold
Wholesale or Retail as low at any regular esab-
lishment in the United States.
E3.Makinga change in our Nursery Grounds we
will dispose Of about ten thousand choice Apple Trees
that have to be removed from their location
at great bargains If taken away early in the spring.
and desire particularly TO call the attention Of
al persons about planting o.f orchards TO our trees,
they are thrifty, Of good sire and ell grated with
the hest kinds OF fruit.
Peach Plum and Cherry Trees-currants, Rasp-
BERRIES Grapes &C., of all the best varieties always
for sale. NEALLEY DROTHERS,
Feb 90 fo5i-lt Proprietors
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SAINT LOUIS.


IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
i and Cutlery and sole Manufa ctnrers Of st Louis
"Premium Planes." No. 90 Main street between
Olive and Locust Streets sign of the Golden Piane)
St Louis, Mo.
Are now receiving and opening one Of the larg-
est and best selected Stocks of American and For.
eign Hardware and Cutlery, imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu.
factories ever offered in this city.
We invite the attantion of all purchasers. being
confident that our superior advantages in purchas-
ing will enable us to sell goods as low as they can
be bought in any Eastern city.
10 casks bright OK ana log chains;
60 do straight and twisted trace chains;
20 do coll, back, tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers;
900 Kegs best Iron mountain nails;
so do do Eastern finishing nails;
so do do wrought do
so bags "Gritha's" igenuine) horse nails;
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 900 sKings' stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell m, tai kettles;
100 Mouse hole and Tillotsou's rranted anyils;
100 Pittsburgh solid box and cotter keyed vices;
900 doL. Collins genuine, Simmons'; Leverets'
and other Axes;
200 boxes Coffee mills, $50 counter scales;
800 doz. scythe Snaths; 100 doz. grain scoops;
900 do scythes Bianchards \ Waldron,s
900 do hay Rakes; IS doz. Garden do
300 TO hay and manure Forks, Harper's and
others;
$50 do spades and shovels, 0. Ames and Row.
lands
500 do handled hoes; 10 casks eve hoes;
$50 do curry combs, American and English;
800 do Observation-Disclosures and pad locks;
1900 do files. Butchers and others;
100 do Wade Butchers Rasors;
1000 do Pen aud pocket Knives. assorted;
500 gross table knives and forks;
500 G. ID. Percussion caps;
100 NJ CoNe's water proof Percussion caps,
400 do2. Knob Locks. etc. etc.
Platform scales, from 800 lbs to 5000 lbs. Belts
portable FORCES;
ALSO, large assortment of Coaper's tools, planes
anc edgedools; crosscut, mi and circular saws;gun
mountings; gunsmth's materials; rifles; hatchets;
City made black smiths bellows. and all other art-
| Giles in the Hardware business. We assure our
country and city friends if they win give us call,
that We VIII conviace them that we can offer them
great Inducements to trade with us. fFeb 20, 1851
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Look ut ThiS!!

SIEAW BOAT CAPTAINS. COUNTRY MER.
CHANTS AND HOTEL pRoPRIEToRS.
NOU can buy PHO, Bread. Navy bread. Soda
] Sugar. Butter. Boston and Water Crackers. ak
ed In X. BALLS new Patent Revolving oven at
the Philadelphia Bakery. No. 63. Myrtle street be-
tween Second and Third streets, ST Louis, No., at
the following low prices. and Of as good If not bet
ter quality than this or any other market can pro-
duce:-
Pilot bread at 81 81 per Dbl Dbl. included;
Navy do do q cents per ID;
Soda Crackers al 81 cts per 10. by the box;
Sugar do at cts per ID. by the hbl.;
Butter do at a cts per ID. or So 90 per bbl
hh. included;
Water crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the bbl.;
Boston do at So 90 per Dbl.
- Orders sent through the Post Office 9TH
erwise, will he promptly attended to and FIRE sh bak-
ed the same day the order is received.
Il. BALL. Philadelphia Bakery, No. 63
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
March 6, 1851 StLouis Mo.
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Wall wight Ill;,n,

NHOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis. Mo.
Has for sale at all times large and general as
snrtment of staple and Fancy Groceries, with
great variety of Woodenware, which he offers ut
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. (St Louis, Feb. 9. 1851
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
New Goods.

nv nave now received and have in store large
w proportion ofour Fail purchases. embracing
an endless variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware,Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, and determined to sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. 1880 KIMBALL co 81
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st Louis, February 6, 1851.

St Louis, February 6, 1851.
Messrs r. c. Clark & Co., it gives me much plea
sure to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, fndit equal
in body and whieness, and quality generally TO any
article manufactured in the west. You are at lib
ery to use this recommendation II it will be of
any benefit to you. l am, with much respect,
yours, &c, CHARLES T. W,LGus.
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DissoIution Of Partner.hjp.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name ard style of D. S.
Ebersol Co., for the manufacture and sale OF fire
arms, has been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts due by the firm will he liquidaed
by d. s. Eherso, and all debts due said firm will he
paid to him Qeb 24 d. s. EBERSOL,
Burlington march Isl JAMES COCK
EFNOTICE.-The undersigne returns his sim
cere thanks for past patronage and begs leave to in
form his friends and the public that he will contin
ne his business, at the old stand, Of Jefer
son and Third Streets where he will keep ant
" hand and TOR sale cheap, every article in his
line Of hu siness (march s '6i) D EBERSOL
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If you hare Fits, Reader. come and get ,ceil.
DIR. NJ. CARY.
WHO some four or five weeks ago gave motto
w in the Hawk-Eye of his coming to Burlington
for the purpose Of curing fits, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Burlington aud vicinity that
he is in the city and is prepared to
ly all varieties Of fits aud some other old diseases,
both of male and female, not herein named. See
Handbilis, which viii be out in day or two Any
persons wishing to sec me can do so BY erluiring
at the Barber shops Of Boyd or Tate, both near
the Barrett House,
He who is too poor to pay, can be cured free OF
charge. Or NJ CARY
march 6 ct Irdian Botanic Doctor.
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NEW STORE.

TtFRE subscriber solicitsa call from the Ladies to
i examine his new and most ia shioHable assnrt-
ment of DRESS SILKS, consisting of rich brocades.
chameleon satin du chains ana other styles, also
every width Of black do.
VIII also b found fine assortment Of bonnet
silks and velvets, silk illusions and colored grapes
rich embroidered cambria handkerchiefs white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received a beautiful seIec-
ton OF African and natura! colored MUFFS; white
and black vi tornss, fur cuffs, misses mutfs, &C.,
all OF which re offered at such prices. and cannot
be purchased lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods en-
bracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, ne W
and desirable goods to call at the old stand of D.
Giichrist Co. p NJ FO2TIER
Burlington, Nov. 7, 80.