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10 the Honorable the members Of the
Common Council City of New Orleans
WE the undersigned, owners ofreaI estate
On either side q Robertson street between Canal Com
contract the with round stones
accordance with section m City Charter approved
20 1856 in accordance with specifications
and 70 be done withnt delay.
New Orleans Jan 30 1850
Michael Nolan pr. w. A. Beecher 22o feet
s. Gfusart
II Rsebe I1l
JAS A. HOPKINS,
| E Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEASs February 1, 1860.
10 tic Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
~ EETLEHIEN-yVe the undersigned, oyyn-
~ OF Property cid evee
vile street request Honorable body the Comp
roer TO sell contract for paving the said with square
blocks of GRANTEE and the crossings each
tagged said crossings be not less than four wide Also
the banques each side OF said tagged The
above work 70 be u accordance with specifications fur
nisIed by the City Surveyor.
Leonard Stlirtesant 81 feet
w. f. Vredenhurg ~ "a 49,
j. N. Rasnaldu "a
Ed. Roger a Go. Al
VIM. E. Leyerich "a
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pETITIONs---oFFICIAL.


/ S--~OE'E3CIAl1.
NEw oKtEAss, November q, 1852
\ To tho Honorable ihe Common Council
1 V,FHE undersigned respectfully shoyveth
fat shs majority required by the New City Charter hav
lug signed this eiic they pray your honorable body
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 70 SGT aer nse asss
sidewalk 90 tho sons side cr Tefpschore street. eeaweca
1 Howard and Fresct streets. = III. ,,,.
The work be done according to specifications OF the CITY
/ ~ n Patrick Fitzsimsrons, e. feet 4 inches
\ n Rnassr ~ 81 - l inch.
1
| IsD feet inches.
Only so owner il back refuses 70 sign this above petition
We JIG Undersigned willing the extent of the two
'0''e's oHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
NousxiIr- oRIgAss, q novenbre 1859.
rHoaoable Ccnseil de Vile dc Ia Nouvelle Orleans
xEs spussSgmes exposcnt respectueusennent
~ y naajca reause IL chare sgnea cete
Petition lis prent honorable dadopfer
dominant Controeur rantorisaon de vee
davis dams Journal oc 10 per
hises du cote sud de Ia Terpchore entire
he's rnes Howard et Freret-
Eouvrage accoF ayec specifications u
Patrick Eitssimnaons, 6 pieds rouces.
Thomas MeGevey, 50
O. Bunger, 81 - 1
1870 pieds s pouces.
I'm seni proprsaie REFUSE de la petition cessus.
1cHAS. CLAIBORNE,
E ms LAVISH Secratsire du Board DIES Aldermen
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NRENGH AND OTHER MODERN Ian
GuAGES, BOOKKEEPING, etc. -'
PROF. RICHARDS ACADEMY
No. 80 Grayier street. Mercantile Institute

@ secured the assistance Of competent teachers shall
rom hs day receive pupil wishing any ode Of ALI
he Modern Languages BOOK Keeping Mathematics Penran.
SNIP Archltecua Drawing and all the branches necessary 10
complete Mercantile Education Ny will be found ey
sy ,;i and feel confident at pupil ordinary
he would I'M WHOLE YEAR half lie Colleges and So
called High Schools Gentlemen call and examna
frnDno A N IN p N
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Naace ID hereby THURSDAY the 10th Of Nay
&s6e Will sdndcato a Office IL o'clock NJ. the above
"a III e DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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new ORLEANS, January "a 1860.
10 the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City New Orleans:
THE undersigned owner of real property
the side of Dryades street between Felicity road
and ST. Andrew in the Fourth District of city, does
respectfully peion honorable body t authorize that part
of the sidewalk unpayed to be made of bricks bordered by
crbstone and wooden CUTTERS according to the City Charter
Section 49,
FLORENCE PFIsTER.
r. Pfster. I24 feet
ss CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of tho Board Of Aldermen.
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t5ONFIHpllEH's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April q, 1860
mo. 5I03.l
s0sr Hhaf The Comptroller Be a Ii hereby authorized
% s notice. making diiches
the stets in that Of the Seventh Ward comprised between
AAEienF Canal s. Bernard Getily Road and the
Raiitord The according speci.
9 &caalcns W h. Furnished BY tho City surveyor.
LSsgaedl j. o. NIXON,
sas President Board OF Aldermen.
lsgnedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved April al, 1880
fsignedl RARD sTfTH, Mayor.
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INSURANCE..

7 0UIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
olee South of Camp and Na.e,sz tvests Mas,
Orleans. sHSes'i ~"
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\ NourErIE- oRLEaSs, "a Janvier, 1860
A Honorable consel de vile Nouvelis4 Orleans
I f. soussigne proprietaire siu cote ouestde
EA Drysldes Falicite In
drew dans e District cee willie pe rpectuea
yoe honorable de fairs brqnes,
rgoles bois Ia pare nonpavee des ban
quettes accord Ii Gae de Ia yie Section No. 49,
F6tre sbdissant serveur,
F11REScT PFIsrER N
Florence Pfssr est propetae de l2i pies de face
Dryades
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
ms LAVISH Secraaire du Board des Aldermen.
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HE l.l NOVELTY IRON WORKS

~ New York, May g. 1859 " 1s
Mr.. F. W. g. COOK is our iny aTtbsrived arant IN Eo
Orleans Any orders taken on our account Win reessiss
af our friends in Louisiana $3.50 - iae
,oo,- HoRATIo ALLEN, President.
" ~-fs'Ass teet, teo" cestll.
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EoUyE1IE- ORLEANS, 10 janvier 1860.
A Honorable Conseil Comrnun d. la
Vile de la Nonvel1e- Orleans:
+ ES SOUSSIGNES, proprfetaires sur la
- Danphine des Esplanade Canal respecteuse
men deniAndent honorable corps conforrndment
section ame de Ia nonvee cartre, sIe venre enca
dix icurs DAVIS dams la gazette ociele pour
des blocs carries de grant la Dapine
Canal Epanade reeye les ottoires DIES eotes
ais confecon dies dts trooes perres
plates Iousrage deyra fa commencement sptcca
lions du yoyer de la vile.
Ed. j. Forsta, 30 peds.
/. Il. Forsta, 10
John Pemberton, IS
E Tve A Xiques, Ga
j. p Weatherly, 81
A. CaTriere, 1877
R. ID. Urquhart, los
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
j25 LAVISH secretaire des Assistants Aldermen.
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CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
Office No Caronielet street
Capital, S37I,7ao 80.
oAER aAILLARD, President. A. seHRIEBER Secretary
rRusTEEs:
Geo. W. West, r.. 2. Hunt
James A. White, NJ aiuSspn
Douglas West, Martin t3ordon rr
u. 'emison, Nmma Augnsin,
ar. Alleenoerger Cesaire Olivier,
j. Leis5, A. Bohn,
Omer Gailiard.
The Company insure against pers of tho sens and rivers
and loss and damage By fire current rate of
d26 ly
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is COM
bined from the most active rene6ials that h,va
been discovered for the expmgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should Be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other aifec-
tons which arise from it, such q ERurnyn
and SKIN DIsRAsRs, ST.. ANrHoxY's Fms,
hose, OF ERYsIPELAs, PIHPLEs, PUsruLss,
bLorcHEs, BLAIxs and Bons, TunoRs, TErrxR
and SALT RHBux, ScAID HEAD. R1xowoRM,
hHEuHAT1sA. SrPHrIrr1c and MERcuRIAL Dn-
EASES, DRorsY, DYsPxrsrA, DssI1lrY. M.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS AamINa rnoN VrrIA.
It'd Or IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
IN " smparity Of he blood Il founded in truth.
Tor ecrofula i degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
flila Is to purify and regenerate this vital Auid.
without which sound health u impossible n
contaminated constitutions.
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, a faint, or corrup.
ton Of the blood, by which this fluid be.
comes yitiated, weak, and poor. Being in
the circulation. it pervades the whole body,
and may burst out in disease on any part of it.
No organ is free from its attacks, nor il there
one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous
faint IS variously caused by mercurial disease.
low living, or disordered or unhealthy food,
impure air, flth and 6lthy habits, the de-
pressing vices, and, above all. by the venereal
infection. Whatever be its origin, it Is hcredi-
tary in the constitution, descending from par
ents !" to children unto the third and fourth
generation; indeed, it seems to be the rod
OF Him who says, 81 will visit the iniquities
of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, deprcsses
the energies Of life, 20 that scrofulous constitu-
tons not&only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far le@ power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; consc-
quently, vast numbers perish BY disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has il origin directly
IN this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated BY the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons ere invaded by this lurking con-
tamination, and their health Is undermined BY
i. To cleanse it from the system we must
renovate the blood BY IN Alternative medicine,
and invigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
p.,h AsosuA - =
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
King OF PAIN KIII,RRs

IS new AMERICAN REMEDY. - =
1, - sue.tual and speedy cure loe CH0LFSi y.
ChOLEkA NORBu0, RHRuNA TIs19
uuOI, BOWEL CONPLAINTN DYaPnP.
ia, SUMNER COMPLAiNTa CnANpa
COLIC. SORES, CUTS, BURNS. oCAIT0
o s.. CANCERS, TUAORa m
ACHE and TOOTHACHE. "a n -. :. -.
that 6esh ; heir 10. = s1 -
tt. 80 above PEspesatioas On - pgscurna -
NJ NM ~ seT4tsy stare. sye1vks1a - q
yins. ~. VR -
Sor sale only ~ 9. ?. Aqnirss %. p
j. j. Coy,
MccAna uuSAeS ~
~ - $50 AsaasA vAsre 90 - fpunA lsrpa
tno 1o-6D1a0:lyv y = - 8ss
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n SIMPSON,
r URk I'D II Il,
| and manufacturer Of Ma
SAS H. DOORS. BLINDS.

CORNICE MOJLDINGS,
Weather Boarding and Chain Pump Ff1tuses.
win contract for Buildings in whole or in part il
may best suit the convenience Of customers Buildings
solicited In Des Monesand adjoining counties.
Pa tcuar attention given the construction Of School
Houses
All persons in want Of buildings will find that by thus
contracting with some responsible person they will avoid
the annoy and Inconvenience which always attends
building.
Burlington Iowa, Aug. 20, 1S60-d. sw&w4m
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Price 81 par Bottle, or Six Bottles for q.
DR. JOHN BULLS
VEGETABLE WORM DESTROYER

= remedy alike pleasant and e6ectual for d.
children to take the medicine. Il 3 pseesrsS -
the form Of Candy Drops, and win s. 49, ~
nvidity BY Children Of all agea. Il des1rOvs ~
exreis worms more e1rectnally than nv 49,
Nv y ose, while q the samo time 4 wll O -
ray anecf nJnriouzly tho health II IL CArl
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NOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

Tor CATTLE AND HORSES.
This struly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bottle Of
sloans Instant Relief given IN pint Of warm water SCI
dom fails to horse OF Collie in few mnutes-n
IRENE cases repeat the dose In Is minutes.
For Bruises Strains Sprans, and many other injuries
Hoses Cattle and other animals SOans Instant Relief
speedily effects cure Many persons have been astonsh
ed to witness the rapid effected by the Of this
derful medicine. &f5f@ F5
~ Get circulars OF Agents.
SI.OAN'S OINTMENT!
For mildness, safety certainty, thorouehness Sloans
Ointment rapidly sapercedng all other Ointnens and
Lniments for the following complaints Fresh
Wounds, Calls Of all kinds Cracked Heels, Kingbone,
Pole-ev Windgalls Caus, Spavine Sweeney, Fistula,
Foundered feet Sand cracks Scratches Grease Mango
and Horse Dstemper.
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration Of insensLle perspiration sloans
Antidste Condition Powder Is certain Blood Purifier
appetite and positive for coughs c1lds siG
paint founder distsmper aid of bolts and worms
and may be given at any time and under all circumstances
with perfect safety.
will perfectly cure recent Founder In six eGht days,
without leaving the least effect in the feet In Horse Dis
temper they viii allay the fever and promote healthy
termination OF the disease One powder and part Of
bottle Of ointment will in all cases. the Horn Dstem-
per in COW; two are sometimes required for an OK.
Walter B. Sloan the original dscoverer Of this truly
valuable medicine still has the sole supervision Of its
uacture. but orders should be to his Oscar
Sloan, "A South Water Street. Chicago, Ill, who will
promptly supply the demand for these popular and truly
great medicines.
They are sold by ali dealers in Medicine Sold whole.
+. Z. Gay, and retaied by all the other Druggists.
aug2S-bply
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES 0r 4 Family puNslc

are 60 composed that disease within the range d
Their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Aneir penetrating properties search, and cleanse
ana invigorate every portion Of the human organ.
Ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
ITS healthy vitalities. Az ! consequences Of thesS
properties, the invalid who il bowed down with
pam or physical debility ID astcnshed 70 md his
health or energy restored By remedy At once %
simple and inviting. q
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints
q every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 4
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
Or the,r use in The following complaints Costirs-
xoaaath, Ndasco, Indigsaios, PAN IL and Noybil
!m0cssoH 81 tAs Boscsls, F2atHiemcy, Loss Or 1Dns-
ne. Jasadice, and other kindred complnfnts.
arising rom low state Of the body or obstruction
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From the subscriber, living in Huron Township Des
MONIES county, about the 10th Of August dun horse with
yellow name and tall white foot five years old about
fourteen or fifteen hands high The subscriber will nav
I'VE dollars reward and all reasonable expenses for his
turn or information where he may he found address
EPHRAIM FREDERICK.
Hawk.Eye Post Office,
sept4-ditwim" Des Moines CO, Iowa
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
J. DREWS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
.ScRyanm's Rock, cor Of Main and Columbia Sts.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the csec'
Of Burlington aud vicinity that have just opened their
Store the Of Main and Columbia Streets
and receiving complete and well selected stock o.
FAMILY GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
All their goods warranted to be OF the best quality
and their prices win compare favorably with their neigh
bors
The highest market price paid for Corn and other coun
try produce J. DREWS Gu.
sept7 d,w&swlm*
IN SIMPSON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
Gas and Steam Filter.
No. 15 Washington Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Particular attention paid to fitting up Gas, Steam and
Water Pipes for hot and cold water Baths Basons show
ers se!factng and pan Closets, Fountains, Hydraulic
Rams, Lift and Force Pumps, fitted up with all the moorn
improvements and warranted. Taugs-d&wtf
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NOTICE.

The following Goods and Merchandise are in Store
In the Warehouse of Messrs Ogden Copp, in the City OF
Burlington State Of Iowa. been than six
months past and uncaled for and unclaimed by any per-
persons therefore, sha offer the same Mt Public
Auction at said Warehouse Saturday the 9th day Of
October 1861 and shall continue the day day
until they all disposed Of TO the highest bidder de-
all expense incurred upon tem including the adver-
tsng Of the same unless claimed and all charges paid be
fore said day Of sale, to wit:
Marked. Description. Charges
Dec. 2, 1889. W Archer, bx Sanbbery, es 90
apr 30, . Chapman, kegs Liquor, IL 10
July 3, 1858. LFCoppeyslnith, l TArasher, $50 %
May30, 1859. Clarke, 5 bbls vinegar, Aoas
do I" do 4 bxs Rtters :" =
July20, 50 Corteiyon, lbox Castings, leo
Sept I, Ewing Bro, Separator, ,s.o
do g do Dog Power, ~ ~
May13, :" n II Hill, . Boxes Ale, 80 Is
Jan u.s. 1860. A Hendricks, box Of Books, $40
Sept I, 1859. Hooker, 81 boxes Of Seeds, IL IS
q, " Lewis Leon, Trunk, 4 dresses,
collars SC. IA
Aug24, t' Mcfarland bx kitchen furniture IS SO
Sept ], " Murry, 2Excayators, ~ 30
Mayll Ogden Corp, Chest book plains &c ~ 90
Jan 26, 1850. W Parvn, 2pcs Marble, 223
Nov6, 1858. D Winters, Dbl Paint 1nOO
NJ. II. WINTON,
tEfd if,N elD1
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4 1KAA1ZOs
Il Notice h hereby Given that all persons delinquent
In payment Of Tax for A. D. 1852 any previous year.
must make payment Of the ct once they wish to
their Real Estate from sale for such delinquent
the undersigned 10 required by act Of Legislature g IL
last session. to make such sale In accordance with said
which the most stringent vet passed, the subject
vestng title at in the purchaser and providing for
redemption only at great sacr6ce and materially cur
failing the tmt in which redemption can be made at all.
The sale above referred TO will be made soon as the
office required BY law can be given.
JOHN A. RIPLEY,
iuly24 1S6O-bptf Treas Des Moines Co.
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The following nurbegr drew the principal Prizes In ~
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound PsstePsl OF wild CheIPy,
!
For the complete Cure Of
COuoas. Cot rs, ASTHMA, BRoNcnIrls,
lAPLUEKzA, PAlHs IN THE EIDg
And BKEAsr, SITTING OF


\ COvcHs. COLDs, ASTHMA, BRoNcnIrls,
/ lAPLUEKzA, PAiSs IN THE EIDs
1 And BKEAsT, SrlTTlNo OF
Blood, AND CONSUMPTION,
Ie rapidly advancing in the estimation
OF tile public. II ID no empirical NOS
trun tts component principles are made
| known to the entire medical faculty. Il
is prepared accurately from the recipe
Of an experienced aud talented physi.
clan, and has proved itself to Be the
greatest remedy for all diseases Of the
Lungs ever discovered; and wherever
i has been introduced it has made cures
which are perfectly astonishing. II 10
bound to supersede every other Cough
Medicine before the pablo. Testi,non-
ials are daily being sent in to the propri.
etor, OF cures effected even after physi.
cians had abandoned every hope. A
ssagtf frsal will convince the most in.
crcdulons of its efficacy in curing that
class Of diseases for which it is designed.
Why 10 it that 30 many die every year
OF Consumption, or soine other disease
Of the Lungsi Because they neglect
its sure forerunner - . "ssMpie cold
which might be easily cured by tho
prompt use Of . single bottle Of DR..
John Bull's " Compound Pectorsl Of
Wild Cherry" We say, therefore, Try
1t, by all means II this does mot euro
you, nothing can
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H0RRIBLE.-A correspondent Of the Sacra.
mento Union writes from Virginia City that q
party Of white men, who had been missing some
tiEie, have recently been ascertained to have
been burned to death near Pyramid Lake by the
Indians. Their charred remains we're found
chained to trees. The head and chest Of one oil
them was not burned, and by this means the res.
we're identified as the party who left California
for the Washoe mines in May, under command
Of Norman Garfield, and were formerly from
Cambridge, Washington county, New York.
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Morris n. Pendill Of Coldbrook, Herkimsr
county, N. r., left with Mary Royce, pretty
widow, en- route for California on Tuesday last,
borrowing q, 900 to help him on his way. The
pair stopped It Rochester, where an officer rep
.resenting the creditors was able TO ovsrtAke and
arrest them in room at the Eagle hoteL Mr..
Pendill vas completely overcome when introdu-
ced % handcuMs, bat Mira Royce was perfectly
asslf ponsd, and only aaked sine % mranee
hse tailet md put up hef bodk hais. #
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BOOK BINDERY.

STEPHEN r. ACRES.
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK D0OH
MANUFACTURER,
. n t6olout0As Block, Muin ST., Bar1ington Eoaco.
Binding Of every description done order Blank Rooas
ruled to any pattern. - 49,
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CUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORA-
N mnDC

GUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORA-
~ TORS,
Manufactured by
DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
f GAINESVILLE, OHIO
This being the only establishment in the United States
manufacturing exclusively the above articles they have
facilities for offering the public better and cheaper Mills
than any other-materal workmanship, power, efficiency
and durability considered.
PRICE or NILLS.-s4o, $50, go, and to S15O-
Larger Mills made to order. @H1A45
PRICE OFEEAPORAT ORS.--Made Of heavy gal
vanized Iron, with iron furnace and complete
$780, &55, e65 and u.s. in size and pattern PANS Of
the same myteral with three and four dyidons-whout
Furnace-$l5to 425, according to size.
~ See Handbis for particulars and Testimonials
The subscribers Agents at Oeumwa and Burlington
for the sale Of the above articles and offer them The
manufacturers prceshe Mills free from Freight charges
Purchasers advised TO call before buying
where. TauglO-w2ml OGDEN COpP
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
nEFoREsT, ARMSTRONG & Co

DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
gss. so 4 80 Cnnmbers St., Neae York,
Would notify the Trade that they opening Weekly,
new and beautiful patterns, the WAMSUTTA PRINTS;
Print In the country for perfection Of execution and de
in full Madder Colors. Our Prnts cheaper than any
In market, and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders tpr0mptly asended to- feb4-w1y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
HOUSE, SHOP, AND 10 ACRES
II Il 4 rnu n

Il.
The undersigned Offers for SALE good piece OF land
containing ten which good house, crib
and shop suitable for blacksmith cooper wagon maker
or other mechanic situated In Washington Township
septiZ-dltStw JONAH MORRIS.