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B D o X -BI n ID + r Y.

THE undersigned have The qualification Of G-
forming the public, that notwithstanding tley were
50 unfortunate to have their bind,Iy hunt down,
in March last. they have opened very extensive
opposite GIeim's Hotel, end are pTepar d To exccu'c
all work in their line with drsp.,c.,, and in su-
peiior style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery new, and Of the first ORDER
aud latest Improvements; and they feel a conf'
dence in their facilities for giving pericc, satisiae-
ton TO sll "ho may favor them with their orders.
Banks, County offices, Merchants, Mechanics
and Others, can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
Of every description, which for neslness aud Jura-
biIi,y, viii hs equal to any msds by the Uu,ej
States. HiCKOK a CAN lINf,
HARRISBURG, sspLe.
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Coal Trade.
LjVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease il discovered by a fixed ob'use
pain in the rsh, side Under the short ribs attended
with heat uneasincss about the pit of the stomach;
there Is in the right side also disten,ion the pa
item, loses his appetite and becomes sc! and troubl
ed with vomiting. The tongue becomes rough
and black, tho countenance changes to a pale or
e,ron color or yellow like thoe afiiced with aun.
dice, difficulty of besthing, disturbed rest, s,iendee
with dry cough, difficulty Of laying on the left
aide, the body Iecnme3 wcaE, and finally the disease
terminates into ano her Of mere serious uiture,
which In ell probability is far beyond the power of
human skill DR.. Hariih IS onlpound Sii'.r'ngM-
ming Tonic and German Aperieni Pills. if IT,
Ken at the commencement of this disease, will
heck it, and by con nung the use of the medicine
few weeks, perfect cure will he perfuimcd.
Thousands can testify to this fact
Certificates Of many persons may daily lie seen
,f the efficacy of his invaluable medicine, by apply
ng at the Medical Office. No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
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7WE CAUSE OF DISEASE

Nearly all classes of disease, are caused ky some
obstruction IN the systni, which prevent the re,u.
lar and Wholesome operation Of the animal flnc
tions. This state Of the system. is disease. which
Is manifested in a variety of forms, mo,o or Ie A..
nal gnant in their character. To store the system
TO state of health then, ii is only pos Ns4g 10 70.
move lie cause Of Jise:.se, and tho eI = sccom-
lsled The cause is obstruction so,I.ss y ss Il l.is
can he removed by purgaton. which is the only
mssns that should he reslIsd to- because, suggested
hy reason, aud oy nature. DR.. Harlich's Stieng,L-
cnrg nnd German Aperieni Pills, are allow eli hy
the Thousands Who have used them 10 Lc lae bes.
pug 'ive medicine in existence. Because, ,bey
not ory move all distractions and purge the s,s-
ten lit impurities, hat, because, and which is ea-
te.neiy important, strengthen and give proper tona
10 he stomach, aud produce healthy action O. al,
the parts. Besides. they ARE so mild and gentle in
their operation. as to rend them at all lines per-
fectly safe and desirable remedy. Tae an c,si
would do wel', ;b"n, 10 purchase a box OF two Of
this lnvalushe medicine and give j, fair trial, in
stead 1t destroy ine taer ,y,,ens with oft rei ea,ed
doses ct .ai.Inrl. AM o:her drugs su iuiuri US to
human life aud happiness.
Icr above m, decins fnr sale a, the Ding store Of
HENRY ioXrHEIMER,
oc'' d. ieio' .f-snt.
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ATTENTION..

FVHHE special attention Of buyers from the south
l. aud west, and for the state trade, is respectful
ly invited to the following assortment of GOODS,
which the subscriber will dispose of at su,h prices
will amply repay his friends for calling snd ex-
amnng his stock. To CASH purchasers, at the
present lime extraordinary inducements will be Of
ftred
200 pieces heavy variegated Spanish mating
500 pieces Canton mating, assorted IA, Sd and
Ca white, checked and lowered.
1000 hearth Tngs, q leiutul assortment of Will
ION, Brussels, Tuft,d, Turkey, aud Hemp rugs.
200 pieces wo1lrn, wors,ed, cotton, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carpeiings. An elegant
variety of il,on, Brussels, Scoch and English,
Venetian, Damask, &c. &c.
1000 dozen men and boys caps, comprising n
gIeat var ETY. of Far, Seal, NuIria Musktat, and
Concy Hair Sralette and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Allicant Mats, assorted sizes.
100 do Manilll do do DO
so d, Shecp-skin do do do
so bales French B skies, comprising every de-
scrip:iun.
500 pair Venetian Blinds, a.sd figures and colOrs.
5000 pat Mt do do do
1000 nests Cahas or Sl,chels, ass'd, embo,seJ
leather. straw aud oil clIth.
5000 dozen Combs, assorted tortoise shell. Bra
lillian do hrn, wary, brass and wood. cmprsing o
large assorim, nj fevery variety.
5000 doz,n Whips-assor,ed wagon, gig, car
rage sulky planters dro,ers riding, of gut, lea
ther and thread, with German silver, gait, ivory and
bone mountings.
1000 dozen p,in,ed pals, Wilson's brand.
1000 nests ced Tubs AID Buckets; also,
Churns, Piggns, Water Cans, &c.
The above together with an extensive assortment
of fancy goods, Brtlanii and German silver ware.
feather and ristle brushes, Looking Glasses, Ma
hogany and Gilt Frames of every siz. and desrrip-
Iiun, are manufactured, imported, and srlcc ed ex-
prcssy loi the sou,he. n western and stale trade.
]. SIDNEY JONES,
No Is North 2d street, Philalelphis.
Philadelphia, November 7, ls40.--ly.
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TANE TO the premises If the subscriber, abou,
~ len days since, five geese, viz: Three while
mates commonly called eanders, and two grey fs-
Rates known simply by the name of" geese" The
owner is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
JOHN RANDELS.
Sunbury, Dec. 90, 1910.
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omathan n. Waters Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin
is,ra,i,n de bOais non upon the os,a'e Of Jo-
ithan Il. Waters, late of Shalnokin township, Mr.
.um5erIand cou ty. decd, have this day BEEN
rauted by the Register of said county to the sub
yibers. All persons having claims or demands a.
ainst the id dc,cJent arc requested to make
nown the same to them, wthou, delay.
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS,
Shamokin Nov. 7.-6t, Adm'S, dc.
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KAY D. BROTHERS,

No. l22 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
WHO constantly keep on hanh a large assort-
ment Of Law, Medical. Theological, School.
and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, and all
kinds Of stationary
Country customers and others supplied on tho
most IessoI shle terms
fhlalelphs, November 4, ls40.-Iy
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-~GDTM9C@.

n hereby given to all whom it may concern thai,
Ill have purchased at Consialles Sale, in Au.
yusta township, Northuml erlind county, Ore
Mantle Clock, which was soil as the property of
lanes Farnswoth. aud that have loaned the same
the said James during my pleasure.
FURMAN FARNSWORTH.
Augusta, Dec. 90, 1910.
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George w. Laying,
FORWA ABIDING AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANT,

CHrsNrr SrRtrr WH,aF, H,RRisBrHs,
Is prepared to receive Goods and r. odnce a' the
new wa ehluse, which his arrangements will en- -
hlc him 10 forward with d"spsch to Philadelphia,
Ptshurg, W Williamsport, WIlkesb ne, CaIu,shia
L1nrasier. or any other point on The Prnnsyva'i.
and Union Canal, and the P,nnsy vanii ap. Ia al.
risbuig and Lancaster rail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Hauishu z, Carl sic,
Chamb, rsbuEg, &c. &c, forwarded with care and
expedition.
Coat, Plaster, SAIr End FIsu, constantly for
sale, Sea. Q.
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PAMPHLET LAWS.
Notice.

ALI. ACCOUNTS remaining 10 my hooks
prcvious to the fist of Apil 1910, "l be left in
the hands OF a Justice Of the Peace for collection.
HENRY YONrHluER
n. B. Graia Of oil kinds will be taken on old
accounts.
Sept. l9. is4O.-,E
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An Apprentice Wanted.

A n apprentice will be taken to the Printing
"a Bu.iness, lad of from IA to '6 years Of
ige, with good English Education, will hear Of
IN ercelln mt situation 10y applying at this Office,
'oon,
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THEOPILUS CULP.

Manufacturer aud Importer oI Sad
dlcry, Hardware, &c.
No. S South Third street four doors 5eiOw Market
PhiIadeLphiG'
Ia as 'orlment Coach Lamps, Carriage Bands,
AAIe Arms, elliptic Springs, Pat,.t Leather. &c.
Country Merchants and saddles will be supplied at
I'll times on the mos, 10 ,sSr able terms. They viii
find 1t to their Advantage to call and examine his
assortment b',ore purchasing elsewhere.
Phila'o 'optia, November Z, ls40.-ly.
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ESV OF GAU = Z s.

HEOR trial in the Couu Of Common Pleas Of
NJ Northumhrrl md County, to be held at Sun
,ury, on the first NJ nday OF January next, being
.e 4h:
oseIh Trcgo "a Martin A. Sock,
irst & NJ shit VS. Jackson Neshit,
gorge Lawrence r. II. Hammond,
faner for Rnush VS. Solomon Mensas,
Kirkpatrick & S,n VS. G. dion L,isenrnG,
Ir VIM. Henderson VS. Henry Brown,
5 me VS. Shipm IN g. Gieenough
Vm. p. Brady Va Thomas Grants adm's, 3,
;hri.tan Heckcit vs. Fr' derrick Hccker,
Iugh BeIlas VS. VIM. M'Cary ct ai,
oseph Goss VS. bort Phillip,
amrs H ihourn VS. Dennis Yates,
nhn A. Lloyd vs. James Ice,
'e;er Filhet's adm'r VS. John Fiber,
.enry Frick vs. II. l. Dirilenbach.
NINTH OF Penn'a vs. Weaver Lloyd & Robins
Ohm Dunkle W. Robert Mack,
lilton Boz ugh &c. VS. Jacob Wheeland,
irovcs for Ha, & Go. VS. ,hn lie senrng,
badger for Badgr Hugh Bell,s,
tush Bellas Christian Houtz,
Same VS. lewi- Dewar,,
andrew Tmbro,k vs. Dani Frymire ct H.,
ohm Hasenturn ct al. s Alex'r Elsren ct al,
ititzer a. Reber John Vincent, &c.
l.. & NJ. Nesbit vs. Abner Ceilings ct al,
iepry Fi,k vs. ID. Houseis Committee
'homas Perry vs. Fr derrick Bauchman,
larry Weeks vs. ByeTly n Haas,
lavid Faux vs. Joseph 5 ,yder,
olonon Dunkelbrrg vs. Piler & We ze
SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
'ro,honotary's OAic", PTo!hy.
Sunbury, ID c. ., 1910.
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County Meeting.

a MEETING of the Democrats of Northum-
IA berand county, will be held at the Court
House, in Sunbury, on Monday the l lth day of
January next, for the purpose of cho sing one Sc
,atorih and one Representative delegate to the con-
'enton 10 be held in Harrishurgh, on the 4th Of
harch next TO nominate a candidate for Governor
o be supported at the next Gubrrnatorial Election
GIDEON LEIS ENRING,
VIM. FEAGLY,
A. JORDAN,
Dec. l9 le40. Standing Committee.
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>. w. g. =. =. TAYLOR.

nFFER FOR SALE, at the South E,s, Coz
. ncr of FJih and Market Sheets, Philudei
ph'a-
Mems Cafskin Boots sii,chel-warran,el.
do do do pesged do
d. do do water proof, double soles
and double uPPers.
DO Calfskn do dc do nailed
and upPers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
do High quarter Shoes, Calfskin.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine Munroes-warranted.
do KIP do do
do Clf do do
do Coarse do do
do do Shoes do
do F,ue DO do
DO Kip do do
do Calf and Seal Skin Pumps
do LIST Socks with and without soles.
do Garnet do d, do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
JJies, Jo do do do
I.adi,s' tanned India Rubber SHOES.
| Gentemens' do over shoes
! With every other desc iptiOn VI boots and shoes,
! Fur Caps If every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description,
Venetian Travelling bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Backing
Bunnels Of all kinds, Palm Leaf IIais
Phi ,dclrhia, No, CmbeI I, lsaO,-ly,
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.ENNUALS.

Tor Christmas and New Years Gifts.
Buhf,loe Robes.
Zinc in sheets. For sale Ivy II. B. MASSER.
December "a, 1910.
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oInraoKIN GOAL,
A ~ veiy sup rJr qu,lny, an be had al eny
w time, by application TO the subscribers, in lots
To sult PURCHASERS They keep large, egg, broken.
ana hne COAL lit for burning lime.
j. H. PURDY & Co.
sunbury. Sept 26.-f
GR0CERTEs.-A frcsh supply OF Groceries
just received and 7 sale hy
Sept l2, ls40.-tf
LIQUORS.--A fresh supply of Brandy Gin
Por Lisbon, Tci erilf Mate.rI and Sherry Wines,
HENRY YoxrlIIMrR.
Sept l2. Isi0.--,e
.UUsLLN's.-A new assorimen, of 7.4, 7-s
a'd ID yard WIDE Muslin, just received and for
sale Ivy HENRY YOXTIIMER.
Sept l2, ls40.--tf
tSLfC0Es. "A new assortment of Calcoes
just received aud for snlc by
HENRY YoxrHlMER.
Sept IL, ls40'--'f.
fRO.r--A good assortment of Bar Iron. lust
received and for sale hy
HENRY YoxTHlMER.
Sept. IL, l5i0-tf.
S5LT-250 barrels and sssks OF Salt, Jus,
received ani for sale 10y
HENRY YoXTHIMER.
Sept. IL, lSa0.-tf.
CLO7HS.-A general assortment of Cloths
and Cassineie., constant on hand ot the store OF
HENRY YoXrHIMER.
Sept. IL, ls40.--,f.
W'LYE.sT, RYE, CORY and all other
kinds Of Gi ain and Seeds will he tsken at the high.
est pric in exchange for g,oas at the store of
HENRY YuX rHIMER.
Sept. l2, lsio s-,f
MACKEREL--A few bauels Of Mackcrel for
sale at low pr'ce by ii. B, MASSER,
Sept. IL, 1910.
IRISH SALMON.-Ot tho bcs, quality. con
s,sn,ly on hand and for sale by
ii B. MAssER,
Sept. -, 1910
MADEIRA WINE.-Fira quality Madiera
Wine, f,r sao low Ivy
II. d. MASSER,
Sept. IL, 1910.
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A g,nu,ns
article always on hand aud for sale BY
H. u. MAsSER
Sept lG, 1910
HOLLAND GlN,-Ot the best quality always
on hand and Tor sale 10y
II. y. MASSER.
Sept. II, lsio.
LOAF AND LUMP sUGAR-Alway. on
mana ahu ''' sd" IVY ~ u,SSr,
~ D' '"'0"
sept IL, is4o'
BOSIoN SfkCP MoLAoSEs.-oia suPe-
| nor quality, Tor sale Ivy
;, ,a,o 10 ""'0b"'
=, .--,---.-,--
,SSWs ~ - vs., 'I;. wv
hASoho.-o' inc p's' Po'''y always on hahn
'I' 'o' 'a" W ~ ,.ee,,
Sept. II, 1910.
DnO,-N 1,I-1,-c ~ - -,
bho"N s|"Ah'-oi god ?n.i'ty; Tor sale
'ow"y H. D. MAS Lh'
----.,- ------,---,--
h'S'O'''' VI d" En ! ana :" ''e '''' fua''
hes always on hand "nd i'r ,a'G 'y .s,,,
Sept. 70, Is!A.
=
"nhL-N AND DIAN Il tS,-'' "'o pest
| Quahiy aiwasso Oh hand anu ir safe hy
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ENOR trial in the Coun Of Common Pleas of
NJ Northumherl md County, to be held at Sun
'uTy, on the first NJ nday OF January next, being
: 1ih.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
CITY OF NEW YORK.

The following is the. comment of
the New York, Courier and Enquirer
upon the Election:
''On this suspicious result we COR
daily congratulate our Wing friends
throughout the United States. This
is the stronghold Of the Administra-
ton. Here they could, and did bring
to bear upon US all their influence and
all their power. The army Of custom
house officers alone were taxed seven
teen thousand three hundred dollars.
TWeDtv-two hundred Foreigners
were made citizens in order to secure
Locofoco misrule, and whole gangs of
illegal voters passed from poll to poll
recording against US the votes pur-
chased by corrupt and unprincipled
Government. From SO unequal IL
contest we had every thing to appre-
bend, and our opponents every thing
to hope. They bet freely on FIVE thou
sand majority! and behold it is less
than it was last fall! They confident
", predictedla majority which would
warrant them in claiming the State
next autumn; and alas for Locofoco-
ism! they have been most woiully dis
appointed. Again we say, let the
Wings rejoice in this suspicious result.
as it clearly and emphatically pro-
claims that the State Of New York
will give Harrison and Tyler clear
majority Of more than fifteen thou
sand in November next.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
OHIO.
Ertract from a Letter to a member Of
Congress dated at Columbus, .Apri IL.

OHlO.
Ertract from Letter to member Of
Congress dated at Columbus, .April IL.
g In most of our townships, espe-
clally the smaller ones, the election OF
township officers was not made party
question. Where the majority was
very strong, the elections generally
went Tor the party in the majority by
default. Even where the election
was contested on party principles, the
correct majorities are either not re-
ported in the local papers, or the
votes of former elections are not
given in many cases, but the papers
barely state that our friends have
carried their ticket where our oppo-
nents were previously in the MAORI
ty,' or 'that there has been great
gain to our cause &c.
1--WE are, therefore, only able to
ascertain, as yet, our gain, and losses
In about 40 townships with any de-
gree of accuracy. This number in
cludes Cincinnati, Dayton, Chiicothe,
CirclevilIe, Cleaveland, Canton, Woos-
ter, Newark, and Delaware. Games
vile went by default.) In these 40
townships our gain is about 1850,
our losses lin one or two townships
only 81!
''Unless some unforeseen event oc-
ours, to change the current of pcpu-
lar feeling, | feel confident of ma
jority of twenty thousand for Harri-
son and Tyler in the State, and should
not be surprised if it reaches thirty
thousand. The majority at the o.
tober general election cannot be ex-
pected to be so large"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
POPULAR POETRY.

POPULAR POETRY.
The Farmer of North Bend.
Tune-Auld Lang Syne.
Can grateful freemen slight his claims,
Who bravely did defend ~
Their lives and fortunes on the Thames,
The Farmer Of North Bend?
The Farmer of North Bend, my boys,
The Farmer Of North Bend,
Well give right good hearty vote
To the Farmer of North Bend. f
The trump Of Fame in storicd song
The Patriots deeds shall tell,
And Freedoms voice the strain prolong,
The gladstone chorus swell. -
The gladstone chorus sw ell, my boys,
The gladstone chorus swell, aNfs satt
.t Wen join tonight in merry song,
Tho gladstone chorus swell. gg
The Chieftain heard the stirring drum,
And bent his soldiers bow,
But victor soon-he hasted home, e.,5s,..gr-. Z
His farming field to NOV. 4sv
His farming fields to NOV, my boys,
His farming field TO NOV,
Exchanged the sabre for the scythe,
His farming fields to NOW Ea.5s 5e.
Though youthful valor hravcly won
| The laurel for his brow,
Yet vict'ry's own triumphant son
! Now holds the Yeoman s plough. .g
Now holds the Yeoman's plough, my boys
Now holds the Yeoman's plough,
And soon we'll try his trusty hand
Iae 10 hold the Nations plough.
Now hear the note, his country's call,
I From the hill tops and the shore,
1t comes from camp, and cot, and hall, s}
And all the valleys DER.
And all the valleys Ger, my boys,
And all the valleys DER,
ltcalls him to the rescue, boys,
From all the valleys DER.
The hero, who long years ago,
Once wore the warriors mail,
Now comes to beat the Yeoman's foe,
A Farmer with his fail,
A Far mer with his fail, my boys,
A Farmer with his fail,
And they'll get right good threshing ye,
From the Farmer with his fail.
Then cheer we up, my hoys, tonight,
A helping hand wei lend,
And pledge the old Key Stone tonight, 4
10 the Farmer o. North Bend. IS
To the Farmer of North Bend, my boys,
To the Farmer of North Bend,
Wen pledge the old Key Stone tonight,
TO the Farmer of North Bend
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
For the Hawk. Eye and Patriot.
PHRENOLOGY SIMPLIFIED.
NJIMRER III.

ri l1fEE NUMBER III. sIG 81
ABSOLUTE SIZE OF THE HEAD
1t is an invariable rule that much
mental energy is always connected
with a good development Of brain,
but it is not always the case that a
large brain is sure index Of genius.
The brain in the whole may be large,
and yet be small in the region Of the
intellectual organs besides, the tenn
permanent Of the large brain may be
weak, and in that case a less brain
with a better temperament will be
likely to manifest more energy.
The 7enperaments.
Phrenology teaches four different
temperamen,s giving greater or less
energy to the mental powers. They
are lst. Lymphatic, 2nd. Sanguine,
Sd. Bilious, 4th. Nervous.
The first or Emphatic, is lndicat-
ed .by a general roundness and soft
ness Of the body, a pale white skin, a
languid circulation, with weak vital
activity. The brain partakes Of the
general want Of energy. And the
manifestations are proPortionally
weak"
The second or sanguine, Sis distin-
guished by well defined and moder-
ate plumpness Of person, 6rmness Of
muscle, light hair, blue eyes, rudy
and fair complexion, and is accompa.
med by an activity in the circulation
and a fondness for exercise. The
brain partakes Of the activity Of the
system and is active.n
The third or 'sbilious, is connected
with much frmness Of flesh, dark
skin, black hair, decided features
rough and strongly marked outline d
4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
j G.. III ALL.
I.ATE FROM omo)
Attorney at Law and Solicitor i'm Chan.

Gerry. tsEfg
ALSO
Attorney and Solicitor IN the District
Court Of the United States for
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c.
J" ILL attend to protest. onal business in
w any part Of the Territory Of Iowa, OF
in the District and Circuit Court Of the United
States in Missouri and Illinois
He expects to attend Regularity the Terrific
RAJ Courts in the counties south of the Iowa
river, including Johnson and Muscatne.
His residence after the LIST Of April next
will De at Mount Pleasant, Henry county, /. T
burlington, l. T. March 5, 1910. 3m-4O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14

An early fondness for reading has
saved many q man from The gallows.'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14

Beverly Dabney, the first teller Of the
Bank Of Virginia, at Richmond, has really
absquatulated with about 100000. It
is supposed he has gone to capture Swart-
won't and Price.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
DANIEL F. MILLER.
ATTORNEY AT Law, Is

a FORT MADISON, 1. +. Il
4WlLL attend to professional business ii
ky the Counties of Lee, Van Buren,, De,
a.Smes, Henry, Jefferson and Muscatine AIS
,s'act as GENERAL AGENT for the pur
h !. and sale Of Real Estate, &c. in the coun
'.nu.ry lc, 1910 33-ly +