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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10
EGYPT.

The Grand Turk, has ceaed to Niche
met Ali, the hereditary possession Of Egypt
Hence Turkey, Egypt, and Syria, ar
again tranquil.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10
THE CAROLINE.

The following quotations, from the re
marks OF Viscouni PaImerston, in the House
of Lords, place The American Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
9ACKUS,s PATENT
BACKUS'S PATENT
PARL()R SlOIB.

This Stove constructed of the best quality Of Rus.a
sheet iron upon the cylindrical pPntsc furn,ce Ere
ch;n ber occup, ing part OF the centre cylinder TO
which a,tao ned an anop RaIccr upon each side
of tabular form and lined throughout The heat that
created in the chamber passes between the Innings of tho
two rarees or radiators they called into the base
Al the bottom, and Of air continually rushing
through the tubes which left open each end for
that purpose carries great amount of rarehed or
air Into apartment The purity and sotness Of tho
air m n heated by this Stove peculiar and
kabIe heat being dlHSed from great extent Of
surface moderately heated. The heated air entering the
wings or sides Of the Stove dcscen and spreads
the entire surface Of the base the bottom keeping tho
colder portion of tho air next the floor
cuation-in the meantime preserving entirely from
tamnaon rendering ths stove perfectly safe and agree
able for apartments OF inv"ds sleeping rooms &c And
base combined the public respectfully invited call
snd examine before purchasing elsewhere. Manuise-
tured by 4 f.. BACKUS, 81 Bowery, New York, where
cal be great number of Recommendations from gen.
tenen who have u-,d these stoves. NIB I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
From the London Keepsake for 1912.
JEALOUSY.
BY SIR EDWARD LYrroN suLwEa, BAR

BY SIR EDWARD LYrros suLwEa, BART.
IHAvE thy love- know no fear
OF that divine possession;
Yet draw more close. and thou shalt hear
A jealous hearts confession
I nurse no pang lest fairer youth
Or lof,ier hopes should WIN thee;
There blows no wind TO chill the truth.
Whose amaranth blooms within thee
Cnwerthier thee If could grow,
THE love that lured thee perishes,l
Thy woman heart could He'er torego
The earliest dream it cherished.
] do not think that dous, and love
Are one-wi.atee r they tel! U.s.
Yet-nay-lift not thy looks above
A star can make me Jealous
If tsou art mine, all mine al last
I coyet so the treasure,
No GLANCE that thou cans; elsewhere cast
Blu, robs me of a pleasure.
I am so much a miser grown,
That could sish TO hide thee
Where never breath but mine alone
Could drink delight beside thee.
Then say not with that soothing air,
nave no rival nigh tsee;
The .unbeam lingering in thy hair
The breeze tina, trembles by thee
The very herb beneath thy feet
Tie rose whose odors 400 thee
In all things-rivals he mus, meet.
Who would be all things TO tieel
If sunlight from the dial be
But for one moment banished,
Turn 10 tie silenced plate and see
The ho.rs themselves are vanished.
In aught that from me lures thine eyes,
Ny jealousy has trial
The Eghtest cleud across the skies
Has darkness for the dial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
S TOYE S
6Aks.H lY
mr., NIaN,- {. = 4 = i az

DIX Kiln Z. u I r. y fxAss.s Az
d COOKING STOVE fer WOO or coal. W., introduced
;r,o his city in the pr'ng CT lsS9, whoa the
sale in IRIS cry and eI.ewAere has been very Il
r,s,sse. great advantage mos otbeF SoysS tbs
s;yr of the oven which capable OF KING ix lary-
Iaayes of bread ia the best manner Wit l. Int Ia fEel sad
in as .hor, time any otter Stove Ny snPe moye-
-, ~ n, Stove the 6rc may DO moved II ileho. neA-sr
~ farther from the oven, thereby increasing or aiH-
;,.i, The heat The Stove has tour boiler hole srd
capable Of doing much work as any oHe' ever oae'sd
20 the Public. Nv,
general as.ostnen; Of Stoves, Hollow "Are, SsoVs-
riP"' &c 49, II WICKES. 2it Nster-street
CV.s,T -TSyEr-We again c.n the
= tfnop Of ,se rubhc this uos. nvauso Die article.
br in ant OF Stores would DO well 10 loo. at the al
snarrs this one all Others IN -" market They
consume ba, little fsc .si sGppyiDg but once ID tVes-
~ four hoars are free dust and ti't and are recon-
mcnded by the FIRST physicaus IA tHe country
the beS, stoves for ,nyAhds introduced For sac II
an qusuty and frssbed;o any style OF hnshFeqaHea,
t6 I'm L. V BADGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

had been among the first and most fearless Of the
Pioneers, and was then lingering the last OF them.
Simon Rsp.oni life had been very, eveatful
one-perhaps the most SO Of all the Pioneers
Boon has been more spoken OF, and written about;
but, il all probability, tina reason *. because he
wa, the older man, and had been, th0H. some tine
dead ICoz .Is4ed Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED.
IVNG,s PATENT SELF ROCKING


IN CHAiR-lS4l-ls offered, mich improved
VIII rock OF Itself. VIII please even infant
VIII give perfect ease. VIII comfort the aged.
wlInol get OF order Will prove family corfer;
is cot THIS sufficient IL sickness OF in health
Rock rock IL Kings chair, there's charm n H.
That sooihes all the OF suffering bura nifty
Tell OF the pls4rure there Is in lie OF u,
Rocking 70 frsely-cf e1s- the reality.
The regulating ofth Chair makes It IL effect equal
TO dtuc; and separate chars consequently the pur-
chaser of Kings Self-Rocker BUYS the CHEAPEST a.
vel As the eases; and best rocker IN the market
NB-he rockers OF this chair present no o5strAe'0n
neither DO they wesr the carpet.
Always hand the following patent Chairs, all ~a'-
rai;teE not 10 ge, Of order:
RECUMBENT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all made for
especial esse and comfort All kinds OF chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the
Rufacture Of chairs NJ w. KING,
Patent Chair Maker, No. 474 Bsoad<ay,
ol3d Ne~ York, between Grand Brooms ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
PEOPLES LINE Fisoh NE Wy o. - -
- TO
a@-EASTON. PA. 49,

I h-ough IN 2 hours. Fare only s.
Leave pier No v r.. Bs;;ery Place at = O'clock a.
NJ daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat Ciader"ia OF
Water Wcb 10 Elizabethpor then 10 take the car> o.
the E. Town and Somcryie Railroad 10 BouuGoFooA,
leaving only 3c miles b. coaches, making by tar the mos
pleasant snd expeditions route 10 Eason For seats s
nly 10 A. D. Hope - Cour,landt st. on board A. u
Hope will accompany the passengers to Bound BROOK anu
render all assistance necessary.
~ g. THIS OILY line that arrives IL Esston before
might; Returning this line arrives New York a; hail
nast 10 o'clock NJ two aours advance OF the won
derful expires. mali line via y Brunsslck9
II The Express Lac their advertisement calls ,his
Line numbuE. To prore what we say, We give notice
h.t our passengers can have tsir money refunded by
our AGENT. AZ Easion Ncwiotk they 60 not STRIVE
a, both places earlier than by the Express Ma! line
hushmg no huNlhug. ~ Hm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
I. F. G. A L

IN CHANCERY OF NEW-JERSEf BE
tee. John Van Horne Complainant and i.lac Bedford and
Sslya his ~ AID Theodore FFeashuy<en execHioFot Ann
Plume decessed Defendants OrueT, Sr
I; a,ori7g a. this that The complainant hsth tiled MS
bill in re ave cause again; the above Eaced Defendants tex
b- foreclosure and sale Of certain moT;sised premises N the
aid b mentioned and ha; process Of subpoena 10 spPesr aud
directed 10 The said defendants. h,h oeen regularly -
sd -e,rnbe 10 The preselt terra Of Dcooer hGi that ne
aid -f.ndap could rot be found in this state 10 be serves
hcT,5 and that they have Caused their appearance TO
n 4. in case such process had been tGy served and
beir n.5e to appear s1dsvit the satisfaction u the
Chsnc.r ih. said Isazc Bedford sod sys ms wife re
~. oct II Inc y NeSJ-rsey w n he West lndie
,n hat tie aid Theodore Fr-ughuyser. executor Of Ann
Pgme Gec,a.ed resides Of tn State Of NeJerse 10
M 10 ,s rity of New York II il th-feuPon This thir
eh day Of October The of our Lord one th1rsanc
eight hundred 8nd fory-oae, motion Of Joseph y ute
solicitor * the comp nas ny this crdsT directed % se Chan
5r tbs, said ABSENT defendants appeal plead snwsf OF
derur Is the compliments bill, before the third u---
IL. Of January EEK ih4; Ia default thereof SUCH deere
% made against them Ike Chancellor shall think seuer
and lust And further ordered that This order shall 4-
in fepfT sy. hereafter he served the aid d.
PENDANTS ~ delivery # copy hereo 70 them Or o. pne-
li.hed twenty day. IN The Se~atk Daily Al
verii,cr ne,plpe printed atNswak in th State na cen
ined therein FOR ,uocessvey at least oBee IN every
week and al,o ike and 70: the Ike space 81 tune
in the aune newspaper printed IN he ey VI New OK
"a true oop,) wNi. PENNINGTON, Chancellor.
samuel 2. Cunr-er-. Ger. Hi' iA"h"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT

49, - 10 u - LIZ Ai.iE--N
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM. CORNER OF JoHyisr.
4 Ii. KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOODEN
N GOODS DYED, restored and dressed Including Ia
dies and geaileRens garments such Dresses Goats
SAavis, Grapes, Velvsts, Ribbons, aerinoes, Hosiery
Csssneres, Carpets Rsg, Piano and Table Covers Win
do~ Shades, & G &c, OF 3ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17


hereafter between New-York and Goshen according
the following arrangement stopping at fiermont bau-
vetville CIarkstown Greenbush Pa.cse suerns Rama
20 Station. Monroe Works, Turner'S Seamanyle, Mon
roe Village and Chester:
FROM NETWORK.
A Passenger Tram erery morning, Except SsndayO
leaving the foot OF Albanyst. o'clock IN the Compa
uys Steamboat UTICA, Captain Alexander H. Schultz
4 Passenger Tram tcsry Wednesdds and Saturday a.
iersoon at o'clock from the foot OF Albany street IN tn
steamboat Utica.
4 freight Tram erery Monday. Tuesday, ThWsdny
aud Friday afternoon, at o'clock from the foot oi
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger TrG;E eCsry morning, except SunSayD
nj O'clock, arriving IN New-iork by the steamboat U
the foo, of Albany st
Il Passenger Train erery Wednesday and SATURDAY.
afternoon, a O'clock arriving in New-York by the
.tcantoan Utica.
4 Freight Tram eUery Monday, Tuesday, Thnrsddy
aud Friday afternoon O'clock arriving III NewS ORR
by steamboat Ulon AMI Barses the foot OF Chambers
For freight passage Inquire at tbs Company Trans
poriation Office Of Liberty and Nestsreets, and
at the various DepGts on the line of the road.
Freight Mil be- received the foot Of Albany street,
on Wednesday sEd Saturday, and at the foot OF Cham
sers--.ree,, ,londay. TIr,oay, and Friday unu 3
o'clock P II. He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If Of the Easie Division NY and K. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
II. poyELs, ~ Cp,s. LINE.

T. POWELL. ~ CO.'S. LINE -,
s,rzssa-.F7-5 CALDWELLS, WEST POINT &GoLD
-esassA SPRINGS. The steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER, Captain Robert Werdrop will leave the loot oi
Warrcusircet, NewY.rk every hor'ay, Thursday' ana
Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock.
Returning, the HIGHLANDER VIII Leave NowDureh
every Monday morning. at 8 o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at O'clock
For freight passage apply to tho Captain on board
NJ bah bag gage and freight Of every description and
bills OF specie put board this boat must be IA; the risk
of the owners thereof uness bill Of lsdng or receipt |.
,;gncd FIR III. same jy:y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
FOR PA r l. o K S.
-nTry,s ssDaATFNC aToVES.-T

y
! most desirable Stoves for warming Churches, DWELL
ing Stores Oiccs Steamboat and SHIP Cablns, can be
vrocurot of the Subscribers only. Also,
DRUMS Of Russia IRON for parlors, halls or stores
These ie being placed over either heat or cooking
Stoves.
MOTIFS WOOD COOK STOvES-Celebrsted as hav
very superior roasting and baking overwhelming with
tue greatest facility; capable of boiling, broug roasting
sn. baking Faiiiics who have used thi, Sove
eve it their most unqrs6cd appreciation Four sizes
from Sl2 30 o S}5
Russia and English Iron Pipe, TN tubes for hoors mar
BILE slabs zine ycuiiaiors coal carriers with various srt
Gle, used by the trade furnished reasonable terms.
Stove. Of any pattern repaired and put up
workmauke manner.
MOTIFS SARACENIC CRATE, for psrlors or base
ment rooms giving much more heat than CRATE
with much less igel. SHEPARD Co.
Successors 30 Strattou & SEYMOUR
900 Inn. 2i2 Watsr-street.
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- r1~, - FOR sEzHEyF AF;UESE =
= LSrL ~ l, lNlEMI. N, -Ths ste al

S,--tt: = FALL ARRANGEMENT.-Th steam
-<--A---1-e-bo boat OSIRIS, Capt J. u. Alairc WI.
on and after November g run a. follow Leave NeH
York from Fulton Market Slip Eas; River every tues
cay. Thursday and Saturday, ats o'clock a. NJ 49,
day sud Saturday, at half past IL O'Clock, W.
The Boat a run above until further notice weather
and navigation permitting. nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
DKOWN,a COUGH CANDY.-TAs ugrc
A TH6RBURNs CHEMICAL EIi-
~ IRRIGATION AND BLACK I.LNlMENT.-Ne-

n. BReCATIoN AND BLACK LfNlMENT.-Ne-
gloct Yourself while remedyi ut hand. The pro-
prietor after making numerous experiments succ.tded
invcnng remedy for The diseases enumerated below
which he confidently offers the public improve
all others and fully adeq4a;e 10 It's ends 1t Is
niabr in the Of sou; rheumatism bruises, sprain
cramps and Stiffness OF the oint>, burns sealds
stiffness Of the neck frozeg limbs, cbapped nds, chill
bians fresh cats scd head salt rheum and all external
njaries aud also Of those u which HORSES are liable
sprains in the back, CALLED backs. &c. Sold by A. T..
& d. SANDS Wholesale and retail, at Nos ~ and loo
Futon 81. n. " aud by d. Sands & Co. - East Broad
wnV Pic. 3lcts. no laI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
DATIENr CHEMICAL on LAmPs.

DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
4 CHEMICAL Oll~-BURNING FLUlD.-The -
scrber would invite the attention Of the public 20 s
stock OF "CREENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS" VIZ ~
from thc; beauty and superior qa.i.ies are destined
sCperseGe all ether aow The oil which Is ou'I
IN ;se chemical preparation, very clean N is r.,
ties, and gives very brilliant and economical ga
Burning Flud Is portable light free from al 49,
SMELL or grease and will neither soil stain COINS.
Lamps eau be altered ri1ng expense, TO eu'n =.
buid The subscriber j. kndIy permitted to refer 10
Of our nos1 respectable families Who Gov isins 49,
article. ]. C. HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
between Grand and broene - :,
NIB. There is danger OF explosion il either 81, '
these ARTICLES. va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
IRTstFNG,s fsESTORArxvE CORDIAL

- For the relief Nervous Affections and Dyspepsia,
This Cordial is peculiarly adapted to relieve these dis
tressiug complaints Acting tonic, by strengthening
the digestive 1t restores IN due tine healthy appetite
and melancholy eleyates the mind and on the return Of
health and strength hic ha invariably follow ed is
renders the valetudinarian happy and conieGed The
Restorative Cordial pleasant the taste, agreeable 20
the slnel and does Interfere with regular diet Il
has been highly appreciated by the female sex Vho have
generally found rauch benefit from it. Sold wholesale and
retail No. l02 fslton aud No 2Gk BoweFy. Price
81 per bottle nl2 l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

TO ALL LARORING under the I,an,,zv q
common Sore Throat. or Iinzy Sore Throa,-You
can Obtain an article which wi make perfect cure in
lev hours Sold only a, 81! Bo~ery. nl2 3meod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

CoMP0SITIGN ROLLERS, of the be-.
materials and quality, and of all sizes ees, at the o.
nee OF The New World 30 Ann-st INQUIRE of Mr.. J. w
RICHARDS, IN the Press Room Qassenlea;) auSl II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

Books OF sabscrip soc are opened by EDWARD A. Nj
COLL Esq., Trustee, The oSics Of the New York Life
aud Trust Company, No. B Waist.
\. r. The cash pay will be deposited in, the New
York Life aud Trust Company, ard the recept OF Ia,
Secretary Of the Company given to al! ,ubscribers
By order Of the Trustees ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

aud coming ssason you ever and prices that deH
all competition. Ladies' have Caters that can't be beat
In price or quality genemeh have Boots and Shoes for
you OF all kinds, and suited all classes and all pur.es
Boots for fitemen, Mk1en, Waiermen-eyerybody;-
ana neFer-AiIlng supply Of Boys Misses and Ch's
rens Boots sn Shoes twenty per cent the cheeps
IN the city Just come snd see. at SCRIBNER'S, ~
"rand-street the second east Of Essex Market
81 often hear from my cu,tomers that they i's
io!d by others IN the trade that buy all my work. and %
rot manufacture ii; and Inst the re.fon Why 'ai
cheaper than others Now here poker for tees
that tell what they know be false. viii wager SlW
with any one that have paid money ourneyneA
Tor the last h7e years for work dons under my own w
mediate direction and control, than any other retailer
Boots ,ns Shoes in the city. than any in arsHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

ssrr cem-er.--Ths Psckei-sLip INDEPENDENCE, f..
Sc master, viii sail d, above, her regular day.
Fer freight passage, having superior tccommOds-
tioas py on hosri, foot OF Maiden lane or at
nlJ GRiSNELI.. aINTUEN & co. - S0ulh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
DAYsON,s INOELlasLE INK

ing Oh llnep and cotton cloth.-The superiority OF
this valuable preparation other Of the kind con-
sist liz its being durable hen written. ~ at-
bu; retains brightness for years and requires DO pre-
p.ra,ioa Ii may be used with pen 1t Is Of
the proper consisteuce, and single trial ~i all
OF its intrinsic value Beware OF coUnterfes Prepared
and sold by j. PAYSON, Williston, Northampton Mase
and every genuine bottle has hi written signature ik
on, nhch !: IS genuins Sold IN NewYork, whole
sale aud retail by 4. b. D. SANDS Druggists Nos. 70
aud lOa Fulton. street, and DAVID SANDS a CO., =
ast-Broadway Price. 81; csEts n25 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
DECTORAL HONEY OF LNEEWoR

DECTORAL HONEY OF LNEEWoKT.-
L Nowilrs Pectorsl Honey Of Liver~ort, prepared
only by Joseph Nowili in the city of Newfork is the
surest aHd etfcacious remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Whoopng Cough and all affections Of the Heart
and Lungs leading 10 consumption.
Il is sold atthe low price Of t~o shillirgs per bottle
For sale Wholesale and retail the OrgEal Dcpot,
81 Madisou Catherine and retaied by II V Eusn 81
Barclay aaron Gilbert ITO Ful,on and Us Bowery Jas
H. Hart, 27S Broadway, of Chambers street. and %
Hudson, OF North Moore 81. w H. Dusenberry,
West Greenwich Conu, and setailed by Druggists IL
every cry in the Union.
~ Re sure tina, each outside wrapper bears the sigma
OF Joseph HOW'LL IL full, without whch geIu-
me- SO lneod
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-07
FRUIT TREES.

|FHyHE Proprietors of the Cedar Grove Boz
a tanic Garden and Nursery, near Salem
in Henry county, Iowa Territory, have COM
menced their Botanic Garden and Nursery
business; where they have on hand about
thlrty-six thousand Apple trees. considerable
number of which will be ready for transplant.
ing this tall OF ensuing spring. The trees will
be large and fine, in point Of size and risor
not often equaIled One great advantage the
trees of cur nursery viii have over those COM
ing from the eastern States, is, their being
growcd upon the prairie, where they ex-
posed to the winds, which will tend admira
bly, to acclmatiZc them to more northern coun-
tries, and trees thus hardened by nature, will
be found to succeed best in our southern
States. Their collection of apples consists of
above forty varieties (ripening in succession
| throughout the year, judiciously selected from
above five hundred kinds, of the eastern Sc
lections Some of their varieties arc new and
recently from Princes nurseries Long Island
New York. Each tree will be numbered ac.
cordlng to the catalogue which will be fur.
nlshcd with each lot of trees, and the trees
| OF each kind tied in separate punches so that
there may be no mistakes The proprietors
do not pretend to perfect infallibiity in re-
gard to the identity of the different kinds;
but IN regard to this they are very particu.
lar as they consider the responsibility great.
Orders from 4 distance with cash accompa-
| nylng, VIII receive as prompt attention as
though the purchasers were present, and
where persons are not acquainted with the
quality of the different kinds of fruit, they
are recommended to state in their orders the
number OF trees wanted, and leave the Sc.
Letting 10 the propretors who will endcavor to
render justice to all their customers
| Parcels OF one thousand trees or upwards,
ipn he deli dat f,J;
ton, or at any other place within twenty-five
miles of the nursery, at first cost.
Explanatory Note.
Those marked thus (L) denote such kinds
as can be supplied the ensuing fall or spring.
These marked thus (S) denote such kinds as
are not sufficiently increased to furnish ex-
tcnsive parcels. Those marked thus 70 sone
in market.
Pears IS. Princes st gemain, pound pear,
orange burgamot, fall butter. moons large
| pear, early butter, summer beauty Of Prince,
bell pear, seakle, crosanc burgamot, grey but
ter, curly katharine, red burgamot, and orange
d. Hiver.
Grape Vines Isabella ~, catawba ~.
n. B.-Ihe above named grapes are highly
recommended for table use and for wine, they
will also stand the seventies Of the winters in
this latitude without injury.
Peaches (S). Flums (Z). Cherries ,Sl.
May duke, early May, black marlla.
Red currants (Sl Rasp-bcrries.
Red I), yellow (s1; English hedge
thorn iSl.
Garden Herbs ISl.r-Gardcn sage, balm, rue,
double tansy, hissop, cammomile, horse radish,
peppermint, English pennyroyal, comfrcy. &c
Roses--Large double red, large single red
dwarf double red
Corn.-Sweet or sugar corn for boiling (S).
Early Tuscarrora, fine for boiling 49, Chinese
tree corn, and some other varieties
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-07
SALE OF LOTS.

IN THE TOWN OF BURLINGTON il. T.
IN accordance with the provisions of the act
Il of Congress approved March Sd, 1897, the
under mentioned town Lots in the town OF
Burlington Iowa Territory, will be exposed to
Public Sale to the highest bidder, commencing
on Monday the LIST day of February, IS41, and
continuing until they are sold, to wit
Lots No. 1923, 1874, 1916, 35S, $50. 632 a,
63G b, 1853, 953 c, 944 f, ga c, and 979 c, and
to which no certificates Of redemption were
granted by the Commissioners appointed un.
der said act.
Also, the following Lots, the certificates OF
presumption to Which were granted and issued
illegally by the Commissioners above referred
to, and i'll consequence the claims of persons
to them have been rejected by us provided
the claimants shall, by themselves, or their
agents duly authorized, file in this office, pre-
vious to the day of sale, REIMBURSEMENT OF
all claims to presumption, or all parties in
each contested claim shall file similar rclin.
punishment, to wit:
Lots and parts OF Lots from No. 1, to 996,
including all up to that number not other.
wise specified in this advertisement.
Also the folloHing Lots the claimants hav.
ing forfeited their right to presumption by
non-entry to wit:
Lots No. $50, 434, 541, GIT, 764, 6G5, TAO
74l, 765, Sl2, and Sl3
A. c. DODGE, Register.
y. F. VAN ANTWERP, Receiver.
Land Office at Burlington, I. T.
Oct 9Th, 1910.
N. B.-7hc Bloomington Herald'' ano
" Iowa Sun" will please insert this adver
tlsement until day of Sale and forward theil
bills to the Land Office at Burlington