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New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

decline sterling bonds of md
an al Oh the dollar bonds OF per cent?
The Foreign Exchanges iul 5asa London and IS
Paris
Tho Freach packet took 1899 specie.
The Indiana Commissioner has yet been n,bc .cgo
with capitalists for the payment of the nccsiu
Of He STILL however engaged
eject arrangement We sssrcd that the
States Of Michigan aud Arkansas s'c already provided the
for po,en Of the Jny their debt TIE arrangement for
,hs Illinois understood embranee the January dsdeni
veil the July, although there express siplaos aa
purpose
At Cleveland Fosr rather dull ial2 light Wbes
large qunn'.e-, 85437l; Corn BIC.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

FREE TRADE WITH NENGEASck-A most alarming
AntAmcrican spirit abroad John Bull has flooded the
cosny with publications advising open ports free
Of duties the productions of other countries Sec Courier
AID Enquirer, Herald Evening Post SCI VIII other coun
tires ask admit productions into their ports on the
same erms7 John Bull says We can't do il exactly at this
time but going doit For more than twenty
he has been promising the thing but never comes to
the mark. Mr. Husksson few years ago, made great
parade Of cectsg reductions OF duties, but they were
partial reductions such articles charged with
duties ccumstanccd not to be effected by
foreign competitions and, when called upon to explain, he
obliged acknowledge that they had been graduated so
still keep from English ports all foreign articles OF
ike descriptions those produced at home Strange As
of political economists has here come tor
ward Ginning be Americans who say we should go the
whole figure Of Free Trade although all other nations pro-
hbit productions We must according to this doctrine
b. buyers and sell nothing This system buying the manu
features &c of other countries from which products
excluded by high duties, has already placed stocks Estate
Deb,s) the OF Two Hundred Millions OF dollars
under their con,ro which will draw from of
thirteen fourteen millions of dollars per annun the pay
Of which must be made in specie equivalent.
The surplus products of the whole world made by pauper
and chcapcued by bountes proposed be let into our
Country dcyanse and dcpesS labor and rayzc
skill and ingenuity. What calculations the American
producer make when the price subjected the uctua
lions incident such of things when the market
price every article he produces liable be reduced by
heavy inportatons below the oi producing Let
farmers look TO this manufacturers and
awake before is late, and such pcrnicous doctrines
must be put down. We have right demand other
tioxs open their markets por,s opc them
But ;hc Post shall get all the cheapest
Ay, but what advantage reduction oil the month";
al cost the effect reduce the price Of PRO
ducts still lower, shu, them the markets of the
world entirely How can afford 10 buy il not permitted
to sell We have tried Free Trade 10 ccrtai, extent
s;nce theCospronisc Bill passed reyious to which
he r,portaons vf dulScc articles had never reached
fifteen millions pais In abou, three wears after they
in single wear exceeded ninety millions dollars These
were for cheap goods be but the balance brought
asat the country with other Of umedi-
ate force caused nearly every Bank the covty uend
payments We row, with these facts before and while
sgouizins with the effects of folly, advised
duce or repeal all duties imports aud ogaannlouS
example our devotion Free Trade BY tbs suicidal
course But shall follow this pcrncou> advice Never!
Fair Trade No Trade and viii iave-!ow duties
on our Staples Britain Protective Du;ies her Manu-
faetures here This is yight- is poc-- aeccssary
Lex every lover OF lndePend, insist n i;
THosas H. BOND of oswsso has BEN oppoatd Col!cc-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26
SECOND Benrd.
Comn.crssha md Money Matters.

There WIS moderate amount of Board to-day
S Bank l. Del liud t. Ma
Trust Canton Paterson Bo.ton Prov Long Island STOP
ngton /; Harlem improved t.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

o,,c6 Aeca for The T, Ca;ss Rhinebeeh Peek-
Ard FIubipg Y and Motrit,~n y Apply TO h-"-
N the qualifications Office 60
II Ban;ed Canvas.er 20 procure n No.
highly popu Periodica! IN i'i city Apply % H. "
An
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26


cast scoundrc named Levi Barker who has been for long
time in the habit of wndlng the merchants Of Boston by
dressing in the style of and ordering those goods
which his .istres, looked YESTERDAY, her house,
Tie had orcad procured large quantity Of valuable goods
this way but Wednesday, greatly his clagn he found
himself suddenly staring the face several Police Off
Gers who we're inclined ask sudy imertinen questions,
His being emincnty satisfactory he was remand
ed for trial.
% \ man named VIM. Mullen was arrested Louis
on the l for passing counterfeit bank paper Among the
spurious notes found in his possession 800 the
Northern Bank of Kentucky aad $50 the Citizen,
Bank # New Orleans
% The Ulster Republican says that the steamboat mail
BAG from that place Catshll open Thursday
night last rifed contents and thrown overheard The
bag found the morning shor above Sagcrties
entirely empty
70 Joseph p Norris whose resignation OF the Presidency
of the Bank OF Penisy yania of i'll health
;icod day or two since died his residence Phlade
phia Thursday last. He of great integrity ard
respected aad honorcd by all his acquaintance,
u David Auies OF Middletown Conn. was found dead
his bed Tuesday morning last, The deceased retired
the evening previous The usual hour apparently we'll
and rising carly was his custom. his wife went to
nj, room and found him fses..
u Ga, Is abou; be Introduced into Cincinnati. The
exclusive privilege supplying the cy far TWENTY-FIVE
Is granted :. several individuals.
u 1t Is said that Locke, who Indicted Boston
April oE cruelty pupils under hi has forfeited his
bonds and escaped trial
y 4 mad dog at Philadelphia, after running through
several streets finally seized by the and killed be-
fore he lad bitten any one.
q The steamboat Anaranth ran aground at Big Hurr
Island while or her way from Newoeans 70 Louis
vale the 18th
F John Rowley, poor drAnkard in Rochester, after
day roc, recently swallowed some Arsenic and soon
expired.
70 new scaaboa, called the Coluaea taxes he place
Legislator today betweea this CITY and Hudson
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26
Auction HpIcs.

H. l.. IlolJnn & Co-Cn.hs cks Moa.ses Ij5.c = do Ma
dea Wine khd Sicily MADEIRA &C. 10 bNs Tobacco ltfi
Go sack Salt ll2i bis SIC; 10 bskts Sweet OH g.
r, ,uurn Coe90 Oranges, damaged, .ln3lc; 90 DO
Lemons, 10. 56ta9Jl.
by T. H. Luo~-Res Estate lot, Saes, BrookIYn $500
10 SlO0; II Atlantic do do, $500 each
- years ease of lot No. Surray-st New-i York s@lr)
Vacant lot 10. l4G Pcar-st. New York Ss!,+tl
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26
7 He T RIB i n E.
yeW-yoRg. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE %.

a. For Ci,y Intelligence. and Il 'nriei, OF news
nu6 other ste,nS FSs-t Page.
u Yor Literary Noiice-. and Il corrected BANK
Mote Table. zee LAST Pare.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

i The Ner Era representing >2ilug MAY
for recommending tae establishment OF City workhCue and the
compulsory employment vass therein We deem
h'h aud f-eonaered su, well intended sind valuable We
be 'uPse"s to the Mayor things
more than tina, he expect he ill m dgn
hed official papers with the base the conduct
lives Of the EAecst'e aad Legislature acn the
dcasogue 5lenled With the temper manners of
a h!,ckssard.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

THoaas H. BOND of oswsso has BEN appojat,d Colcc-
tor for that port vice George McWh,rser
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

& On Thursday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, German
sailor belonging packet Dodge, troa New-lork e
from the wharf into the Potomac. Washington and
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

. The Ulster Republican says that the steamboat nail
bag from that place CaskI open Thursday
night last red of IN and thrown overheard Tn,
BAG found the morning shore above Saugcrts
ertirely crnniy.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

% y man named VIM. Mullen arrested in St Louis
the lll for passing counterfeit bank paper Among the
spurious found his possession $l0Onotes the
Northern Bank of Kentucky aid $50 the Citizen
Rnnk II Ncw-Orlenns
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

F1RE-Iust going To press this morning hre
broke out in the building Godstreei the first story occu-
pied a. bookstore and the third ype-foundry by
Thomas Gucrn The fire caught in the third story ard was
speedily exnguished without material loss
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

The San which abuse Editor Of paper
without naming yesterday part original biosa-
ply OF Lira without hint
kcn News for similar
article same subject: Is 0 contemplate;
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

u The Mr.. ford. whom the New-Hayen papers a
days reported having been murdered has quite
recovered. This making up item before you know
what has haprencd Is rather poor business
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

NEw-YoKK CASALs.-Thc quantity Of flour delivered from
the Erie Canal during the third week Of June Schenec
tadv was $50 bb at West Troy 1899, and at Albany
SO $50 total 81 s2l OF Wheat, lSSS bushels were delv
cred at Schenectady 468 at West Troy and 57s at Al
banv: total 1924
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

% John Rowey. . poor drsnkard in Rochester after
ten DAYS froic recently aowed arsenic and
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

70 new stcaboa, called the Colan,b.a taxes he ac
OF Legislator to-day berweea this CITY and Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-26

70 Joseph P Norris, whose resignation Of the Presidency
Of the Bank OF Pennsylvania of i'll health
tced day died his residence Philade-
pha Thursday last He of great integrity ard
respected and honorcd by all his acqnaintances.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
VALUABLE PROpERrYrOp EN,r.

YsNHE Subscriber has for Rent, il FRAME
Il sTORE-HOUsE, Is by so fcct, with
counting room attached, di finished in
handsome style there is also, a good frame
Ware House Is by 20.-Also, a good frame
dwelling house, Is by rS ieet, IL stories high,
with good dry cellar. said house well latfcd
and plastered, good brick chimney, with land
sufficient for q garden.--AIso, a frame }tenc.
ment IA by it, well calculated for a tailor,
OF shop for u mechanic Of any description.
there Is no tailor or shoemaker in the tow n.
The above property is situated in the town
OF New London, Is miles from Burlington,
and nine miles from Mount Pleasant. New
London is surrounded by country that is
not surpassed by fertility of Soil, or Health
by any portion Of the Territory The coun.
try is. densely settled by enterprising and in.
dustrions citizens. y = 4 fR.fI II =.
FOR u person wishing to enter into the
mercantile business, there are few If any
Places that hold out the same induccmcnt
That the present location offers. Tie society
is good the opportunity FOR Schools, Meet.
Territory. ' x .1@f57fs - - -. =
Persons wishing to rent will do well 10 an.
ply soon. ~. .sA@ y" MOSES DRAW
New London, Henry county &@', :.
may Gift @'-' -, 80 r-s" a.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

During his late. peregrina.ions 10 the
North, the Editor Of the Iowa Standard
lelicitates himself upon having obtained
some new subscribers who expressed
pleasure that they were able to disso-
ciate the idea of an editor in Iowa from
spec:acles and red hair We call FOR
an explanations HaaOkeye.
Now that is just what wes.sweuld give
q diamond as big as the world to be able
to afford. The subscriber alluded to was
a lady. She had tongue and voice
that would fairly coax the birds out of the
bushes, and used pen as elastic as i.
were plucked from seraph's wing
She had visited every State IN the Union,
seemed to be acquainted by reputation
with most of the prominent characte RS in
the Territory-had seen the biogtapher of
Secretary Clarke-the @. NJ. General of
lowa--had read in the Gazette concern
ing Mr.. Hawkeye-the Iowa Sun had
occasionally illuminated her, neighbor.
hood, and some one in the company
limited a, the possibility Of there being
in reality more editors for certain papers
In the Territory than met the eye. She
seemed to be close observer of men and
things. A large company was present.
The occasion was dinner party. Some
were giving their names for our paper.
'Are you the editor Of the Standard"
Eyes, madam.'
"Will you take an order on my broth
err at -- for the amount of my sub
scription for year,"
Eyes, madam, if you'll give me your
address Ill receive an order on the Khan
of Grim Tartary, and present it at his
palace for payment, rather than that you
should not take our Standard"
Having given her name and the order
we did not notice whether it was OIL his
Supreme Highness the Khan, or on her
brother) she remarked in manner evinc-
ing the most lively satisfaction as, she
moved across the puncheon floor with
her eyes half aver,ed from the editor SO
as to embrace in her vision nearly the
whole company at a glance, 1T affords
me infinite pleasure to be able to disso-
ciate the idea of An editor in Iowa from
spectacles and red hair O what would
we not have, given for an explanation!
We appropriated it as compliments but
we were bashful, and remained speechless
She moved goddess, and she looked queen.
-Iowa Standard. ,.a-.,t ,-.r.,. ~f .
N. c. which meaneth huff ced.-
Ha,ckeye. as #"Hs&
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

VNtE undersigned is authorized to offer for
j. sale several first rate farms heathly stu
ated near the Iowa river in Louisa county I, r.
These farms arc well situated for raising stock
and have good timber and water convenient:
with from 40, to 100 Acres in a fine state of
cultivation on each. One of these farms ca n
be bought on credit of seven years. They
are situated near a hourishng village, into
which great water power can be introduce
by canal or race, two miles in length. This
village and water power offers great opportu.
nifty to capitalists for speculation az q largo
share of the village can be purchased on easy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper.
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise. -. !
--...... WIN. L. TOOLE.
Louisa County, I. T. April 49, "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

OF Iowa Precinct. John Lewis and job,
{. Halleck, Of W abesepin Precinct
Jacob Davis and Ira Platner, of Linn Pre-
clnct, be appointed a Committee Of 5Viei
lance with with authority TO call meetings, &c
Resolved, That the proceedings Of ,hi.
meeting be published in the .'Hawkeye'
and ''Iowa Standard
GEO. SMITH, President.
WIN. K. WHrrrLEsEY, Sec'y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

ryIng him at North Bend. On the far
there is an elevated spot ofpeculiar beau
~. commanding view up and down ''Ia
belle riviere' the Ohio, of seven or eight
miles, which Col, Todd has designated
for the place of his grave. Should Con-
gress erect monument to his honor, the
voyager would descry it rising up amidst
beautiful scenery a; 9 great distance, and
think with emotion Of his triumphs and
his fate. ss.:a.a aa
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
Gen. Harrison,s Remains. :

We find the following in letter from
Washington TO the New York Signal:
The body Of Gen. Harrison will re-
main here for the present.; and until the
wishes of his widow, and son at North
Bend are known. His nephew. Benja-
min Harrison, is extremely solici'ous that
the remains of this the most illus.rions
member of the family should be entombed
a. Berkeley. Virginia, the old family seat,
where Benjamin H. now lives. The
people of this District are equally anx-
ious that he should repose here where he
died, and hoped thata suitable monument
will be erected 10 his memory. tits like.
however, that lis bereayed widow and
other relatives in Ohio will ineiss on hu.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA!

|FENHE Subscribers having located the Plat
Il OF Colum bus City upon more eleva.
ted and advantageous site than heretofore,
are now prepared to dispose OF lots upon the
most favorable terms. a,.. >. n..a.'.,-.-...
viewing 1t as matter of the highest i'm.
portance That. the youth of our Territory
should enjoy the privilege of thorough aca.
aemlcai ana collegiate, education, arrange
lnents are now in progress for the erection of
suitable building. to be put up immediately
for the reception OF pupils of Doth sexes the
present season. Having the establishment OF
this institution as the paramount object in
view; we have chosen this site in consc
quence OF the many local advantages which
u possesses over almost any other part of tho
Territory. Columbus City is situated in Loui.
sa County, at the confluence of the Iowa and
Cedar Rivers, on 4 beautiful rolling and
healthy prairie, abounding with as fine springs
OF running water as are to DO found in any of
the Eastern States. ,... ....- ,-.. .,. ',..
1t is equi-distant on the road from Burinr.
ton, INC largest and most business point OH the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER north OF ST. Louis, and Iowa
city, the Seat of Government for the Terri
tory. r-., -..-.= ...r VS. ... .... .-r-tF- +.
10 the farmer and stock-grower greater in.
ducemcnts cannot be presented in any On IT OF
Iowa. AS six or eight of the most public tho
roughtares in the Territory centre at this point
it will consequently be the great deposiic for
pork, and produce generally, in this part OF the
Territory. sg;. ..lar,.... ts b. ..ig
The fertility Of the soil, abundance of tim.
Der, privilege of water power, easy access to
large quantities of limestone. together with
tho exceedingly pure, cold, and abundant sup
ply OF spring and well water, all contribute
to render it the most healthy and desirable
part of Iowa ..... ,. ..-...5.. ..-
Lots will be given to those who wish to i'm.
prove the town in exchange for casl, or me-
chancul labor, OH the most accommodating
terms. The attention OF brick-makers, brick
and stone masons, carpenters, and tradesmen
generally, is particularly invited to tins place
d.. EDWARD ILISON,
r. -..... J. NJ. ROBERTSON, 7=
WIN. REYNOLDS, $3.50 b.
d. r. COOK, ., .....t
-... ,...- G. NJ. MCDANIEL, ga .g.1
VIM. l.. TOOLE. ~, .. /
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, r.
$780,. -..- satsr- f.ss PrOprietors. 2
March 25th, 1s4I.-43 Gazette copy.) d.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
TAKEN UP.

pY John Falls, living on the Des Moline.
I'D River, in Lee County, l. T., on the 18th
day Of April, lo4l, Il certain Dark Roam Mare
lame in the right shoulder, small ring OF white
around each hind foot, below the pasture
Joints, about fourteen and half hands high
supposed to be about IA years old, natura
rackcr, appraised to be Of the value of $25 be-
fore john Mllikin, Esq.
JOHN H. LINES, Clerk B. C. C.
Fort Madison, April %, lS4l. 49-3t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

iusingto show cause for the removal
The lnsolent answer, SO common in the
days Of Mr. Van Buren,, .'hat the depart
men. is not in the habit Of giving the cause
OF removal" has been abandoned. If the
department never does a worse act than
these removals, their administration will
De both successful and credi.able.-
Louis Republican. Hui
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

APPOINTMENTS by the PRESIDENT.
Gr-,@ GOVERNOR.
|, James D. Doty, to be Governor Of the
Territory of Wisconsin. CIV
SURVEYORS GENERAL. s,..r.-
William Pelham, for the State of Ark
ansas. .. a'ae ---s-. ... !.
Benjamin A. Ludlowe, for the District
south of Tennessee. ...,.. .....
Z, ATTORNEYS OF THE UNITED STATES.
George G.. Bates, for the State of Mich
igan. .1
Bale Peyton, for the Eastern District
of Louisiana. -a. ...-,. s.s...... ss.e...
Joshua A. Spencer, for the Northern
District of N. Y. ~ F -'.' '. -''
MARsHALs. ,f-
Silas M. S,ilwell, for the Southern Dis
trict of N. Y.
Alexander X. M'Clung, to be Marshal
for the Northern District of Mississippi.
Anderson Miller, to be Marshal for the
Southern District Of Mississippi. aa:o
COLLECTOR OF THE CUSTOMS.
Willis H. Arnold, for the district OF
Pearl River, Mississippi, vice Isaac w.
Jeweu. p. I-.-za.,A.1a 49,
& Il, POSTMASTER. ~ .1- T. < ~
George William Gordon, 10 be Post.
master of Boston, Mass. 49, < SIS
-. { f e
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
LIE CLAIR HOU S E,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., 1T.

DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., |. L.
TavHE subscriber has taken this splendid
4 Hotel, situated in the beautiful town of
Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, and is ptepar-
ed to accommodate all those who may favor
him with call. The utmost attention will
he devoted to administer to the comfort, pleas
urc and happiness of visitors--every thing
| connected with the establishment will be kept
in the most perfect order, and the best which
this country affords, will be as we'll prepared
and got up and furnished to its inmates in as
good stile as at any hotel in the western
country.
To Eastern gentlemen travelling in the west,
and Southern gentlemen with their families,
who desire a summer residence at the North
he will say, that u more sulubrious, healthy
and delightful climate, cannot be found in the
United States, than there is in the neig hbor-
hood of Rock Island. In summer, the transcen-
IDENTIFY rich and glowing scenery around sur
passes all description no one can fully com.
prchend and appreciate its beauties without
viewing it. --.E ...... H..
The country is fast filling up with an in
telligent and enterprisng population, from
all parts of the Union. Two towns within a
half mile of each other, separated only by
the river, and containing nearly two thousand
inhabitants, have sprung up in the shor. space
OF five years, atfording as highly polished and
refined society as can be found on this side
of the Allegheny Mountains.
Carriages can at all times be obtained by
those who wish to make excursions through
the country, and steamers are CONSTANT
passing up and down the Mississippi river
which will enable tho.e. who may desire to
! tra vel, for business or pleasure, to find an
agreeable and speedy conveyance. T-,sas. ~,
Invalids are informed that there is Min
cral Spring, within a half mile Of town,
whose water is of superior quality and vir.
tue and has been pronounced by u gentleman
who has drank of nearly all the medical wa.
tiers Of Europe, to be equal to any Of them
in the virtue Of its medical properties.
Gentleman and Ladies wishing to take, ex
cursons on the river, for pleasure, can be
accommodated with first rate Sail Boats.
Persons wishing to Visit Chicago, Galena
or Town City, can do so from this place by
tr- weekly or weekly stages. mi es, 4sa1
Il, Gs,N,t.I7. A. H. MILLER, y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06

Will The Wing administration assign
the cause Of the remoyal,of Gov. Dodge,
Goy.Jucas, and Doctor Reifos-s4rgus.
Yes, ifteiiher of these men desire tc
know the cause of their removal let then
apply to the proper Department and i
will be given them. Since the Govern
men, has changed hands the day has gone
by for turning men oui Of office and r.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
DIED..

In st. Louis, on the 26th OF April, in the
2lst year Of her age, Mrs. ELIZA G. GRAY,
wife of Dr., John 3. Gray, aud daughter of
Gen. J. d. Learned, Of Burlington T.
In Libcrtytown, Maryland, on the 18th of
April last, of consumption, Mr. RICHARD c..
WILSON, aged q years, lately Of this city.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
Tar, Tar,
Saddles, sc
TIOT quaHty
for cash, b,
may. d II

= ...4--..a -: Saddles, SC. -s..tf-a .-s2a....
A Very superior lot of Gentleman and La
IA dies new style English trees, will, spring
scats-also brides, martinique les, &C., lust re.
ceived on consignment from Virginia, and for
sale very cheap for cash, by gs4s
may Go , COOK g. DREAMER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-06
Garden seeds.

A Large and splendid assortment Of fresh
n garden seeds, Blue Grass & Timothy secc
1t wholesale or retail, or in lots to suit coun
try Merchants, just received and for sale, by
may 6-49 81 COOK & DREAMER.
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