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COM NJ ERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

Rcyicg of Burlington MARKET.
For TIE peek ending Nay SA
The week Just passed has been one Of activity
in many branches Of trade an increase over that
Of previous weeks not looked for by the most san.
guine We have no important changes to note
in the grain market. Buyers expect to purchase
at less figures than farmers are willing to take
The late news from Europe had but little
effect upon the market; prospects favor
buyers. Provisions have an upward ten
dency with small weekly advance. There is
but little doing in this branch of trade sellers
are not anxious to dispose Of their stock Of bulk
meats and pork, unless at prices that will make
up for losses sustained in March. The prospect
for better prices, though at . small advance, ID
on the side of sellers. WHOLESOME enquiry is
made by farmers about the prospect for this com
modify; we are not able to enlighten them
there are no buyers inmarkee But We hear that
eastern men as wen as our own merchants, ex-
pect to be ready as soon IS the new clips of, to
purchase and pay cash for all that will be offered,
and at figures to correspond with manufactu.
Eers prices - So
The dry goods, grocery, hardware, crockery,
boot L shoe and leather trade, has been heavier
than for the same number Of daysat any cores
ponding period before.
We are surprised at the amount of drugs, med
icines, paints and oils, that are sold BY our dea-
lers. This branch OF trade must continue TO in
crease. Apresent there is no better place for
Country Merchants to purchase. They can have
their bills duplicated At Eastern prices, adding
transportation. No change worthy Of note, in
prices.
The Book Trade has been heavy; our mcr.
chants are ready TO ill all orders, although they
have been obliged to duplicate their own Spring
orders BY 20 doing they are unable 70 keepthe
stocks fun. S.
The lakes are now clear from ice, and to-day
the Erie Canal IS to be opened. Navigator
e now tairly open, and produce men and
forwardeu expect : decided improvement
in their business. Operations in grain and
provisions have been limited. But kttls
grain arriving since our lat Tho Burlington
: Missouri River r. r. has been put in opera
ton and small lots Of grain from HI Pleasant any
the country has arrived by it, and in store. Ba
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Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H. d.,
Paysician Essrdordinary to lhs Queen.
THrs invaluable medicine ID unfang In the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution Is subject It moderates all excess and re-
moves ali obstructions. and speedy may be re.
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. will, In short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
TON.
These Pills should not be taken BY females that are
pregnant during tie first three months, they are sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
8 L. G. BALDWIN d Co.,
Is Late J. Bryan,) Rochester, N Y.
FUTILE 1 MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HEspRcks, and A. F. GRorHE and
Whitney WALKRR, Fort Madison. [ap25bp.y
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q The Gazette has received ten dollars from
Washington in blank letter and is in trepida-
ton about it. II the pro tenn editor had been
At home he would have seen through the mat
ter q once and been too smart to have let the
the thing out. The money was undoubtedly
sent by Gen. Jones to pay for the publication Of
bis speech. He ought to have sent 800 At
askast 1t ought to pay as well as quack med.
kines,
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n,ash o. Son % Judge Rorer I'm Mica
Ha4uas

slk5rs s H0800s ~
By the following note, yesterday received,
Irdec Rorer Of this city, received the melancho-
i, tidings, d the death Of . beloved son, who
a. shot upon the battle field, as narrated IN the
following letter. We deeply sympathize with
him in this trying affection as win his fellow cit
liens generally; 81.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
NEAR TIE REpUBLIc or NICARAGUA,
GRENADA, April 10th, 1856.
DAyrp RoR.R ESQ.,, Burlington Iowa. t}g
Sra It is with much regret that am called
upon 10 communicate to you the death of your
son. @. Rorcr, and to enclose to you . few per-
sonal papers which he left in this legation, with
Instructions TO send them to you in case he
should die in this country.
have known your son, G. Rorcr, for several
months and have always found hima very ex-
smplary young mans A short time previous to
he battle Of Rivas, be called upon me, and wish
ed to have . private conversation, when he in.
famed me he had a presentiment that he would
b. Killed in the anticipated battle; he gave me
some papers, a portion Of which were to be burn.
Cd and the others sent to yourself in case of his
death; l have complied with his request, and you
vii please find enclosed the papers which he
wished mo to send you.
The circumstances attending his death are
thsse: no joined the army of Nicaragua and
marched from this city, on the 9th inst, to at.
tack tho army Of Costa RIGA, which was then in
possession of Rivas; during which engagement
ita reported by his comrades who fought be,
side him, he fell His comrades speak of his
manly conduct and bravery, and his loss is very
much regretted by them. He was shot through
thehsAd In the first charge and expired immc.
diaie5. He fought brayely and his captain said
~ Died like soldier and man.
am very Respectfully your ob't servant,
o. SuLLY WHEELER,
u. s. Legation
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II The Post Master at Dubuque. and the
Receiver Of the Land Office, are moving for the
establishment of a Pierce paper at Dubuque in
opposition to the Express and Herald, which ID
N hvor Of Buchanan. What win BIO done heres
VIII our Post Master. be allowed 70 hold the
post Office while he is joint owner Of Buchanan
paper! We shall see
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FRAuD.Ne would call attention Of the public against
fraud daily pracsed upon the unsuspecting In the
tcle Dr. J. HosrErrxRs celebrated Stomach Bitters
these celebrated Btes have become 80 popular,
others have been making preparations to initiate It, and
In have purchased old bottles and filled them.
We would advise all to buy Of but respects
bic dealers; the genuine all covered with metallic
cap, and the name on 1t. For sale by
ap99-1m H q HUNT, Agent.
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IsnEfo1, October 80, 1854.
Dr. G. n. yackson-Desr sirThe Bitters are in crest
demand here In addition 70 the quantity sold By Mox-
ley Barber your agents. the two other stores sell more
Of them than any other medicine, nnd they are much
By convaescent fever patients TO rebuild their bro
ken combinations have used during the last SUMMER
In my own family, four bottles They recommended
frst BY neighbor, Ut time when my system was
much debiItated from the effects o. severe Bilious Re-
They gave appetite, and restored tone and
vigor my whole system In Of the September NUM-
be Of my paper related my experience Of the good e.
fects ofthe Bsters since which time they have had
large SALE and have become the standard ssedictne
In this vicinity.
In conclusions would say that feel great pleasure In
giving you this testimony Of the value and success ofyour
preparation. Respectfully, yours,
See advertisement. RALPH Lutte.
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st. Louis. May 2
Moue.a'e sa,es VI or1, Lar9 anu nuiK meat'
~ lecehs quo'at,oas. meas FORK TINS season
turns gu. IN majority OF shipments OF inferior
!usll.y anu ol.en saor' weign., gentleman
..ornea US .o.uay Inas ne nao purchased more
.aan .nllsy i9's 20 nn o.oers; "a ana not over hye
" .nem neia oa. weign1. me severe sew winter
wes.ner prevented packing mucn TIL late, and
consderaoie quantity mas been barreiled from
b =, meat wnich does not come up to mer-
cnantaDie standard. Our quotations vary ac-
eordmg 10 the quaiity ana weight, say nifty to
seventy cents parrel. hound iots OF inspected
Wl4 prlng lo,zoalo,oV per Dbl
flouF c 60 duii, ana wheat further de-
sn 81 Inc m.ter ranged To-Day from 20 to
si,1o' coIh.non 70 c.oice. Corn ouii ana droop,
ing; uats III ia,r siippihs oemand.-hemps still
witnoee amm |, :.
freignts shgn.ly reduced; flour soc. FORK
4sc per Doi:-hiver II stu rising. NO later ad-
wees rom new orleans. me late storms have have
prU IalS noNh Tue telegrapn nnes.
DUE nope.,ae VI Uo COILS macnlne &c; loo
uo premium en-, 10 - per 10.
fiour-sa ne. o - sclascnea $40; o. 20 coun :
ny Wy ezra o oo, % 10 cnoice prand fancy w !;
~ NY NJ N.Y. ~ 90 pr uui' ooo
@ oon u.s. a1wn sa,es Oh sog
poor soc; zoo sks 10 81 wv ooo 90 IN iots Va
al o.; 900 DO loal l2a; 1000 do in lots ! 10
"a ~, goou leu, 9ou URINE req ana zimmerman
m Naea. 90 O., Ivy Nso 40 yoal 20 per pu.
ool 10 VI 20 oags mAea SOC, new gun
es, wv un '~ w. LOIS, orc sSs on returned
uassLoale ol l,oov. 70 i'aoV SKIS az aoc' part
a oen s a On ooaao aoo .. sosc, ooo at soc;
zou w .e1sc' the ia.ter IN new gunnies.
~ a. a,.s .. oo oags ih1ee q % ~ 10
pun WIS 81 20 s sas. seee'a 'oc .,. oo %
on n nsA y, 'a'es " ioo o'ls ~ Zosc' oo 10
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TnK Iowa RIVER NAyIeAnlr-we see by the
ST. Louis papers that the steamer Wave, with two
oafgesin tow, arrived at that place last week.
from wapello, with large cargo Of provisions
and grain u .4sss 81
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RIM. Grcenbaum Of the firm Of Greenbaum
Kssksl vas severely but not dangerously hurt
= Sunday. He in company with another gen.
,,,nen was riding in . buggy when thehorse BE-.
,,,.e frightened and ran away throwing Mr.. 9.
,.os sAA ground and badly bruising and cutting
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New York, May 8.
at previous rates, sales 5000 bbls straight state
6,5Oa6, 90, s. for good Ohio. Canadian unset
tied at Gas.
Grain--Wheat firm at 1,sO for western white.
Corn market firm, sales II 900 bush, at 5sa6o.
Oats unchanged.
Provisions-Pork market, limited business at
previous rates. Lard firm.
Whiskey-Prices shade. higher, sales at 2sa
294.
Stocks Considerably higher. Weather stor-
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CHICAGO NAV ,lRS

=, Chscaeo Q, LAY ., 1856.
Anese - nos 70 muca actiyity N the marke.
se.'eIGay e the day before. We give sales sui
ncsent below g Indicate the state ofsthe Grain
, ....ss TIE nour Market i stu dali and quo
'a,sons are but nominal
lseagnts-Ihere appears 70 be but few vessels
= cna.'sr, ana vessel owners ask higher than il
$3.50 -. ane scnoonef :. = warner goes to
bnMaio with corn at d
:, l :" NILS extra at retail Is, superfne
n n NJ ~. on = wholesale Country brands
no Wnsy Soat, 70 ior extra # Wholesale
:. :, u ,-.s o. Ivy bushels Spring m store
5, y. Dusne subjected to &c storage, equal
III -. =. ea oOald IVY SACKS spring 70 storage
49, s.'u 1 ~ Iusneis N nags II SlOS to
81 20 !. LOW On ousnen cnolcc MMse winter at
49, - ~ n Tot oOo bushels spring, put IN
ST. Tei - npIa, ei,Vo Wss onefed.
hi S,or, =. = , =. ~ Du. y ae 90 on
w. h,'a =. says notice % payable on delivery $500
sn,. = ~ z. 90 ns snoat; 4,ooO Du at same q
b.rs dslSsssa U.s. 70 e storage zoo bus in
o.s 8, ucnse.eu =. S1c ts6ons, ana car load do
AZ 3 80 xnn oo ~ 1us 2. same; Freely oiiered At
tard.v 1D ~, Hn e = Hack, ic ,oNes tnan yes
rade -, h. az - c1lgoes u Io,ooO eacn was
ID avs no.;cs 1. ~ ~ 'u'y a buyers opt'on with
na,. svs..e q g. ~.
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To All who Use Liquorg
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapp.

~ This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-
featured at the factory Of the undersigned at schedam,
Holland. He is the sole importer as well as the exclusive
manufacturer of the article preparation bearing
the Of Schnapps that not procured either from
his establishment in New York. om his agents in other
cities, is genuine and reliable.
1t is made from barley of the finest quality, selected
with great from the products Of the most celebrated
graingrowng DISTRICTS is favored with the of the
aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy and is recti6ed by
cuar process which expels from the spirit every acrd
particle. @ itt, Il re-
As means Of preventing and correcting the disagree.
able and often dangerous effects produced the stom
ach and bowels by change of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers, and all unacclmated per-
in West the South and Southwest peculiarly
LIABLE the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found alb
solutey infalibe while in Of dropsy gravel, OBJ
trucon Of the Kidneys diseases othe bladder, dyspep
sa, apd general debility, it is recommended most empha
icay by the most distinguished members Of the medical
profession.
tits put quart and pint botes in cases Of one do
zen, with the of the undersigned the bottle and
cork and fac-simile of his signature on the label.
For sale by all respectable druggists and country
chants UDOLPHO WOLFE,
~ Nos 1S, 20 and % Beaver st., New York.
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81
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81 : = Z 80 \ 90 sss
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Pssited ever Mid q thas e;tr. R,on,..,,. q
49,. - j. = 49,. I. - ]. i.
- \, = s. 3. ~ 81 ~
Evafsa Z 2. bangham, ~. Curtis koys sal ~.
en- fof nr. Binxhams resnarks - dan -
heenaftar q hnd rno.. 49,. ..ls... q. s. q,
~, . p...,..,. 1,ss - 'ss,ss
4. >ss'.'ss ste,As - sSss0 -
RRIExm AID FEItOw. CffrxxU The circum-
stances UNDER which this meeting eoaposed, n
afee degree, Of persons who never before Ae4-
60 togetber IN political organization has ~
sembsed, seem 70 demand from the chair few
WORDS ~ way o. introduction TO the proceedings
q the evening The object Of our meeting u
clearly 80 iorta n the brief but comprehensive
CAL ~ which = has been convened. Il con-
neceA gnsen WIN ne approaching Presidential
canvas ana derives from i sonsc measure Of the
agnisy ana importance which, in our country,
belong 70 every such election, Besides the grave
Questions always involved In the choice Of the
Federal Execufive, there Il connected with the
coming election one Of pressing exigcncy and
moment Irefer, i y almost needless TO say, 70
thas wiach relates 70 the present welfare and flu
ture condition OF the Territory Of Kansas APP
paauset The vanton and perfdious repeal, by
TIE C0ngrsss Of 1854, Of the Slavery Restriction
ciause In the Missouri compact; the attempts
sincs made 70 Introduce, by force and fraud, AZ
r'csn bondage INTO territory dedicated BY faith
III 1cno., e Mcn y Y scs p oon9Iess 20 hu.
-. nv esen. = tne settlers IN t9at
btse ~ slls u TINS
unc.u.s, sp1 4. cvucenttsteo ana Iar-reacn-
~ Dus .us .scsc u Kansas from
s'ssers, I'M S,e es'apL'snHaent Witnin ner bor.
ger 2! s. ~ s.A'e-necess.ry ana gratifying ~
enu ~. Ds, suess resuits-ase only parts,
.aa somPsls1'ye'y smas parts, OF the work TO
Wnicr "s now Are calied. Inc principles o. hu-
man hagns anu OF Democrauc Liberty, proclaim
g .ne VI INDEPENDENCE, ana ex
eMPnneu oy tne acts ana wrtiigs OF the iathers
sna IUunasls 9, tne nepuDiic, are ooidiy denied
~ po1ca, ,eaderA, o. AZ parues, IN tne south.
Auls uenlai nas peen ecnoed rom tue topinost
.es. u ine AAeoutlse power. 10 solemn messages
70 tne representatives OF tne people and the
eta.es. Ilslnous.riousiy repeated Dy Placemen
anu P.ace-nunsefs m every quarter OF the coun-
ny. y supiney acqaiescea IN Dy those VINO
I. ~ con.eH 70 lonoH tne tisoiuons ana forms OF
.he party wtn Wnich they nave neen accustomed
70 act without caring ior the hie-givlng prnct-
pies whence u derived It's peing, and by which
aione It can pc saved from death and putriica-
aon Loud applause the real question for the
mex. next e,ec,lon =, therefore, no less one than
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OSR or Gov. WisKs CoSsf,ruxssa--A poor
sAlte nan In Hardy county. Virginia, thinking
AaeAild hexitched, made . large Are and burn.
g bic only hog TO dispcl the charm.
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
M = 90 = !aaEs e 3

"a OPEN TO NESSENGERIS.
ON and after Tuesday the 2sth Of April TWO passen.
~ ger and freight trains will leave the foot Of Jeer-
arrival Of the Eastern train, Connecting with the Wes
tern Stage Gompany's coaches, Messengers for Mt
Pleasant, Fairfield Oskaloosa, Fort Desmoines Council
Bluffs, &C.. and at 3oclock. NJ. Returning will leave
Messengers at $780, A. NJ and at o'clock, r NJ, arri.
wing at Burlington in time to take the morning and
evening trains for Chicago the packets for st. Louis
Particular attention win be paid to the transportation
of Produce and Merchandise.
Ticket Office in the Western Stage Co.'s office under
the Barrett House.
For further information in regard the transportation
of freight, apply to
apr30.-f WIN. Il. BACKUs, supf
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n.ovsrp.--The steamer Conawsgo IN sstempt-
y = - ~ iron from shore yesterday, sent
~ nan boat With foutmen snd IN snchor.
!. s,stIsk ~ anchor over, the boat capsised
90 nan drowned. No effort was made By
..,xsts officers Of the steamer 70 assist the
A,.~sinr man. They did not even throw him
...., J, plank, and those that could swim sue.
,..s,d "a getting on the bottom Of the boat and
...nsed, dds man could mot swim and sunk In
a !. .~ansents Il IS
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- The water is still coming up. J. G. Law
ffo are putting their pork in the second story
,ftbeir pork house. The Railroad on the other
"a. 4 sdll from one to two feet above water,
"A tie plank road passible for emigrants. The
sry company have been obliged to abandon
al old landing and now run nearly straight
.eross 70 point near the engine house where
lie ground Is high.
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bittte srala - ~ y ~ r. $500 aad tlxt
nostiy taksa ~ Wesqsose:
WnEAs-e0e - sstnks a 0DsI 10 for EslI.
Cons-k one n alafket bnyerg ars ready 70
~ % ca; fton pseent psospsct Iris MN - -
eafsjde AguFe 81 &
0A1s. For resailing 30geec.
u BAalxr.--No0e n Market
ILoCn--Sone but City Mix Ii Market
6EEps No saies except Il retail.
9 Ar6Lks--Dry in good Supply 4 70 I Il pr ID.
fkAcars--Dry, few IN market, &c. Per u.
HiDfs-Dry lint II % III green Il.
PaOvInoSs.--We bear Of Ales Of Bulk meats
q Sal, round lots. Also sale Of choice hams
N Tierces for shipping; terms private.
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~ Gisd 70 see notice Of the old "Des Hoines
~ Csnpsny, No. n again. They are : good
= Il tslIows and should be encouraged; We IN.
,,,snd The new Atrateen that was ordered for
-. /. foyfhc0minr.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction of my Schiedam Schnapps into
the United States number Of liquor mixers in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting up
mixed and poisonous Gins and calling schnapps that
name belongs expressly to my CRITICIZE all others
terfeits and impositions on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HorEls.-
Numerous complaints made ofpersons who keep bars
on Steamboats, and in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with gin and sell to the unsuspecting for my
aromatic Scaiedam Schnapps. would therefore ad-
wise all who drink the Schnapps at such places mark
the appearance of the boe and the outside wrapper
or label should be defaced to refuse to drink, unless
fresh bottle Is opened. UDOLPHO WOLFE
Wholesale Agents In ST. Louis, Mo.
Charles Blow / Co. Ellis, Low / Hutton,
X. Mackenzie, Riley, Christy 4 Co.,
George Rogers Bernard, Adams Peck,
Henry Blakesly, David Nicholson,
r B Snow Co., Samuel McCarty,
NJ Taylor Co., George Cotton,
Rolls & Goldberg, Mitchell Roberts,
Bacon, Hyde Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN BURLINGTON
H E HUNT Co., and J F TALLANT.
marco. 3mbp
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Characteristics Of sixty hhds common 64a
6fc; sixty do low fair 74a73c; 81 do prime SIC.
Ill bags Rio Coffee life; ll2 do life One
thousand bags G. A. Salt 81 81 per bag.
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- Mr. Towers school It Pircman's Hall will
=, open till Thursday morning.
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SuIGe
wv WILL SELL at q low price, two tracts Of valu-
able land In Adams county, Iowa. about ten miles from
Quincy the county seat In the first are four
hundred acres Of gently rolling prairie land OF the first
The other tract contains 800 actes in sections and g.
same township and range. This land Is near the line OF
Burlington Missouri River Railrood, and all OF the
best quality for farming purposes. credit of six and
twelve months will be given part Of the purchase
and the price such great inducements to
any one DESTROYS of securing good farm. Any further
information can be had by calling
t7z5 eaE ase L L STOCKTON, &
mar31 5lga s,4ss ri Adjoining p O..
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Fresh Arrival Of

Groceries, Glassware, Nails, etc.
H II. HUNT. Is now in receipt Of the greater por.
ton OF his spring stock consisting In part Of the
following goods which will be sold at the bottom Of the
market, viz: =
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SHORT & REMICK,
vXTHOLESALE GROCERS, PAD
w RVRLINf1TON IOWA

- WI nave IN btofe Q large st0ck OF GhOckkIK4, z
which We invite the examination Of Country Mcrchan 10
CUGARS.
- 50 HID. N. o. Sugar;
30 Bbls Belcher's Clarified;
60 !" Crushed
IS Powdered; For sale at
n apps 81 SHORT REMTCK,S.
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JNO. H. GEAR,

smo JNO. II. GEAR, ss
WHOLESALE Grocer ana Dealer In
w Wool. =. =
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON IOWA
- HAVE IN STORE and to arrive, large and well
selected stock Of Groceries, which am prepared to sell
to the trade at the lowest market price. ap14.
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HUMBOLDT'S Island of Cuba.
Ill APPS. Just reed at CORSES'.

PAPER HANGINGS!
TNHE largest and best SC. ected stock of
WALL PAPER in the State, is now being received ut
CORSE SONS PAPER ROOMS
room has been fitted up for the especial purpose Of
exhibiting patterns of WINDOW CURTAINS FIRE.
BOARDS, CEILING PAPER, dc.
" MIR. ROBINSON, late Of Philadelphia, has the
entire supervision Of this department. and viii also hang
paper for city customers having several efficient aids In
this line. Nopans will be spared in rendering the Paper
Rooms the most complete in the West The subscriber
procures his paper hangngs direct from the manufactu
rers in New England and imports all of his borders and
screens He consequently compete with the houses
Of Chicago, ST. Louis and CINCINNATI either in jobbing
retailing Remember it the opening of the paper
and that three doors Of Main street. up stairs
are tmar27.l CORSE'S PAPER ROOMS. !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07
Cutlery, Shelf HARDWARE, ken, 8
and STOVES, Of ary house in the state.

Their sales Of Iron and Stoves for the past yeaI
have been INNER se. Give them = cau.--rhev viii b.
found on Main street. sign Of the Pad Lock- opposite the
Wghtman House. fmay9i