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WING PUBLICATIONS.

The attention. OF WING ASSOCIATIONS Ol-Ai
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and promotion OF Wing Doctrines and senfi-
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jew D'EsrR1r.-A fellow said to Jew" Do
you know they hang Jews and lackasses together
in England" ~ didn't" replied the Isfaellte,
but # it DO true i: is fortunate that you and
are not there"
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" IRA DODD. Superintendent.
.. ~ 1915 U-N.NER .4RR.i.NG E-HE-NT-FOR
A1i MIDDLETOWN GOSHEN ANn ISTsRMIpI-

x FOR LONDON PACKET or August lsT.-The
- pncke, ship Prince Albert buhen 1850 tons. w.
S Ssbor muster. will NIL abrve. her regular tny.
Her cabins spacious nnd elegantly furnished aud a'.d
conducive 10 the convenience and COM
Tort al passengers.
For sh, passage apply to the ca?'nin on board. at
foot OF Maiden Lane. To
GRINNELI.. MINTURN Il co. 70 South-st.
The packet ship ST james +. X. Meyers master will sue
coed the Prince Albert and sail September her reguar day.
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er FOR SAI.E-A Farm of l25 acre'. pleasantly situated
SO? IN healthy location IN South Bu1S"ick ~ j. ieaI
Sew-YorL About 20 IN Ih state o CULTIVATION
good fence apple and peach orchards, timber land &c
pc. hnrn Sh0p md other Out.bu Ggs good and coGve
n,ent with good watepump ;he door Also the stock
m i,ss Shire. OF The tirt peGisees The rmng utensils are
roi md sufficient for improved system o Agriculture
Incuirs Of NJ PALMER. II Mntt-.,rest. or
~, -. ' A T. SMITH. SIS Liberty street.
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The Whig Almanac for the year 1874.
A Convenient Book Of Reference far Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential


Campaign.
tcouaus the usua Calendar, and Astronomical calcuia.
ons made for meridian from Name 10 Louisiana
List Government Executive officers f;he nited States
Judges Of the Supreme Court &c with their Salaries; COM
pl-te M OF In. Members of the pesent United States Senate
and House Representative. arranged according 10 their
sctve States and the to,c of each member d,sgnA:ei
History the Taf Past and Present Tariffs; Comaaranvr
Statement OF the mpoftan, articles bearing specific du-
ties a, imposed b. the 1876 1921 1928 1892 aud 1872
THE PnxsEyr TARIFF Law OF THE UaiTED STATES, Be.
ing the entire law on ;ha, subject, National Bank with
Extracts from VIZ. DUTIES Report PRoIEcToS AMs-
RicAs lspUsIRylTs ENPEDiEScy NEcEssIrY. sY rHE
Hos CHARLES Hupsos or Mass THIS valuable and us,u!
Essay ocucpes pages is facts illustrations aud doctrines
ought e understood by citizen who takes interest
IA the Of Industry and the posIeri. Of the
people United Extracts from Mr. CsT Sg~ec
OH the Puaiic Lands. These occupy several
ard sufficient general view oil THIS interesting sub
ec, Anecdotes OF Politics and Politicians aeve' before pub
lished. ELECTION RETURNS. by States, Congress
sonal Districts Counties These Returns the iues;
and most complete which been published They
prepared labor and a, considerable expense expressly
or N. Wing Almanac They will be constantly referred
during coming year they Show only the returns fer
the present year but also those of $780, Times OF holding Ec
TONS in each States Popular Vote for Mr. Van Buren,
and Gem Harrison 1895 and 1910; The number Of Electors
orach State in 1910 ri the number which each St5te
entitled 1885, Tables Of the Populaon Debts Governors
and Chief Justices tie several Anecdotes OF Nj
Clay. John Quincy Adams, Col. Johnson &c. SC.
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LIsERArEp.-John H. Ricketts,, who had been
imprisoned u, Brooklyn, charged with making false
entries at the Custom House, was liberated on Tues
day, no witnesses having appeared 10 suostaaliate
be charges when examined into.
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a f IN KATE SHAVING SOAP. to make thiek
k ~ og she 70 soften The beard and the skin
Is, OIL CD Naples Socp-sod tor shiInrs mr.
sae s' broadway Chatham street Cent, only ry TIM
le2 In
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On SUNDAYS. the fne the Cars viii 'un every
hour from City Hall to Harlem. Williams Bridge and LUCK
ahO - - ,,, ,,;,
The City Hall aai 9Th s;Ess Linz 'v run svsTy seven MIN
RE tytra Nigh; Line will leave Cry Hal. iol 9Th Sce u
30 10 To- 10 81 10 81, II. II ~ II io L les.e IN
FOR CITY Hall AZ - ~. H. ~ o. ~ o' Az "
10 90 II 10. II 30.
~. % 0''F' u ''eW WI. s. CARMAN. Sec,y.
- ,F0P SHREWSBURY. LoNt: BRANCH.
2 !--tc0CEAN HOUSE, PORT WATIH1It,HHtE:-
Ss---ssSS-@,ToN. BROWNS nQCNi MIL DID,
iiTNT AND RED SANk.-Lardins ri Sandy hon" wheu
the weather will permit The Steamer orr {. Iilee
Master will leave New York from Fulton Market Sp' every
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Life and Public Services of Henry Clay,

Published In neat Octave Pamphlet, wish Engraved
Likeness new edition revised ant mroysd a1 oropght
down 20 the year lsIi b rpss Sargent, Es OF ths Cry
OF New. York This The best biography OF MI Clay eI'
tznt. Price Ia Cents O So PER 100 Copies.
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- Orders for anyof the above NAMED works mas, De ad
dres.d,o GREELEY < MoE.LRATH,
Tribune Buildings. New ! OK.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
SECOND BOARD.
pr,,,,c Stock E.cbanre. July IS.

s2.OG Ks sfort Bonds g 90 NoT'v and Wot.,.....
100 shr Farmer Trust. +l-t I'D Canton TO-.
80 Long island ........-. y
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,zs. LOOK. PHYSICIANS. For SHE, Farm of 70
2 acres IN fir; order. situated on Long l'anI ii pre-
sent occupied by Physician. who wishing "a retire from
rrrce VOID sell said faun and introduce purchaser IN
tn A zoos, prnc;ice Far particulars, inquire OF -
iasI I'm CT tHI,S BiNt.R. ~ Montgomery ST. \. u
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The Price Of the JUSiUs TRACTS for the President
CnrninIcn will be s ) n thousand: THE Who'll
SERIES, bound together, comprising IL pages, publsf
ct : 6 a hundred.
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3EAvE RED BANK.

Of The country. ., - ,L
L M $500 -, ~, ny,ers ~! nu-ts
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,,se FOR SALE-A Farm of - good House 81 fse
sorore Good Barn and other cut buildings; situated ~
Hun,ins ton township Long l.. land, near The ka,ifonI
go I,r miles from, No Import Steamboat ana S"'p l
a Pc sisiO. IsGnlnr. cash. balance onhond and mort
gaze II required cent interest Sad Farm Is wen
st,rSt and under good cultivation The ocS and iafnn:
utensils viii be sold very cheap Tor cn. r.. irIs pareu
Ia" a.Pp' W Is South street. cor. MMden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

THINKERS OF SaRSAPARILLA-r,vJ onet, Firm,
NOS, pose ens Sa4dy so SesaPy excellent
BE phyne.tEy ., all Il, sold Al he scn y; Ike . saua
Eag!e. = Chathern~t or az Broadway VI WIG es, I ep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

4 FINE HEAD OF HAIR To BE HAD FOR THREE
"A LiNGS-By the Use Of three sHillc. bottle Of
Jones Coral Han Restorative. The prca will pfoye II no
hulnbug. Give II one trial Here rs ,es qualities. It
m force the the mar to grow on the head ce body or any
part where nature ntencd mar 10 -rDw top falling of
make the scalp healthy. thereby curing dantr and give
sht red rgfe; hair ne dark look. a9d tine make Il grow
naturally dark from the roots and has ben tired By hundreds
OF our mos; respectable citizens whom given en-
tire satisfaction Among them the siiiOwlng
Mr. w. Hopkins, ~ Kings New York.
NJ Phillip. - E.O1.;e, pr. y. Oo-:s.--:.
Judge Edwards. OF Pbsdei-htr.
Alr J. Pearson, Navy Eard. Charleston.
I. Power. grocer. FulOn-st. Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other persons who have found
tbs al Z represented but II the above not enough no
hing VIII convince sxceut trial Il sold cute renssns
Die. indeed rhsap-ony g. orr .hlings bottle By Jones
-n OF the American Es le. = Chatiamst y Broad way
y or TX tu.lDn s. E.oDe.. P-sSn Broadway 4 bany
J-9 I'm
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The JuliuS Tracts.
PRICE REnICED.

No l. The Test; Parties tried By their No Tn.
Cun-ney No. 3, The ianff: No; Lie of Henri Ciay
No. Political Abolition No. = D-mocracv. No. :. La
md Capital. No. 6. The Public Lands. No 2 AnneSa
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IN fUhcU JANICE ct an order OF thr surrogate
of IN. Coupty of New york. N,;lee hereby TO all
gos having clam, against James Wendorer late Of the
nv q, York Druggist deceased 10 present the same
with H. vouchers the SUBSCRIBERS II the esdee
Of Augustus doti No. IS Four,su-et. n ne CIty oil
New York before tn ,w-utyIith DAY CT July Ee1
Died New Work. th- 2ith day Of January, 1874.
AUGUSTUS BEDFORD Administrator
NARGARET Z. WENDOVER Adrlulstrs,-x.
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GOAL COAL.-Supenor Peach Orch..t Red Ash Cool,
" from the spoon and salem veins-E-g and Brusso Is
Stove. 81 7 Nut, s. 30 ue screened weighed b. CIT
wegaei and c2sered cStase free any part OF the city
Apply the CT Greenwich and Christopher street,
LOO Amos Coal By tie es.so-Pea and dust cheap
u,nb ON FEEEIfSnN
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{ GREASE SPOTS ON YOUR CLOTHES. OR ST AIMS
~ are erased and the appearance and ,eytu-a ri he n
tmpioysi az the Magic ErGs.e I;oap-sod nj ~ Rrai,
oEJ y Chatham stJeei. Prcs 70 cents - 49, ,i va
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.- yv>s3 4 For HUDSON AND INTERMEDIATE
!I-LfLAND:NGS.- steamboat WEST
Sz-5EI1rg6sC c. ESTER. Capt VIM. Is. hellen, VIII
egvr fhs loot Of Uear street. Mondays Wednesdays aud
Fridays AT r. connecting III Hudson with the Hudson and
berkshire Railroad The OF winch leave the Hrrivnl ol
fho b,ats and leaving liusOuon Sundays. Tuesdays and
Thursdays at p ~ the aruvG u the cars touching each
way nj the intermediate landings. Tickets through to Pitts
field - 80 and to West Stockbtdge s.
For freight or passage appiy on BOARD or 70
SrORRS Z: STEPHENSON. g. West st.
THIS hon; has been thoroughly OysEsusd ead her
m0daOn improved to te equal 10 any boat the
en- additional number of Stnts Rooms having been Gdded
TIgs boat tOws no barge. NIL
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FOR SAT T-SeyeTnl parcels fist quality of Land.
"a varyiE- ia quantity from 20 acres. Handsomely 10
ri Gated with n cottage, barn. &C. OF eacn WI, e. ,S
wUi-r NJ the Door embracing advantages 'o' eu'i'"- ~
land seldom equllef. ...L.,v.,Ia n mar.
81 The hsf ot :me Stone embracing from ID 20 81 icr o
nd msn, Ne desirable with good house, barn ana coai
XII Conveniently located within abOu; one mile OF re Norm
River a, The village NeSbursh Persons wishing places en-
of the above description now have an op-
o,mnv .eIion met xith For further lnOrmatIor Apply 10
b II i,sI,sr - IN SIndcn-l-ne up stars. Jyi I'M
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WhhI CAN BE MORE TRYINT to the feeling, of
oh't 'hhn TO tehod Der infant writing IN the ayoni.
:" hs away urd-- that t.r!h.e scDurge Of in
aIz, craieia n,aHtgn. o SrAEa COMPLAINT! AID ye,
cure can be ELECTED NTH ,p-ed and certainty by All
ihS'is u I've ie sufferer that neStImnble prenn
o, b.. SARNsAIIvE BALsAN No should be with
oit TINS Indispensable Family Medicine WHICH "a nd,n,.t M
nj Complaints Of the stomach. Bowels Liver or NeryGu.
Ten In the South .nd West occupies pfoninen
nenrlY ever domestic medicine che.t. 'a0e III
Ph!isGsDha. = 0-'4 A"'ie sreet,
Sold By he Agents A. e. K D. SANDS. Druggists NJ %
ru,on-st; Z. Eas; Broadway Z72 Broadway via In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

- ELIZABETHPORT HCTEI--rhf undsfs;c Gsd
a eubrace this opportunity OF informing ~, '''u W.
and conmodlous Hotel situated Ella On staten IS;
J ni ,hn one hours ride al the city ~ the celebrated
~ nfo-t Wsts- Witch from pier No y. K. Gent eniec
dong bushes, the city who wlsn TO spenc Ie SUNNI
,s runtrv ind Ibis b. OF the mos nei
.;reat. nr i-.eveS and families thnf chA ne inn
Tbos. . no are ford oi good i.hns. sc VIII Ii Ge.,sn
~ Inc prenlse, The table will he furnished
eysry delcqcy the market affords, and evary ae1nSn
he rbeer;ry bestowed that Wi. concuce 20 me heai'
corio 10, or enjoyment o. 's''''s' JAMES MOORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

THE WELLINGTON STATUE.-The cost OF the
statue and pedestal of the Duke, just erected IN
London. was $4,000, the metal (old guns having
been given 10 the committee by the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, and valued ut fl,5OO addl
tional. The statue is IA feet higE from the feet
of the horse to the top of the head of the Duke.
The pedestal upon which 1t stands IS OF Peter
head of the red granite of Aberdeenshire, with
the exception Of the lower course. which Is OF
grey granite. The pedestal is IA feet high,
making the total hight Is feet. The costume OF
the Duke Is taken from that which he wore on
the great day of Waterloo, including bis re-
markable military cloak.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26
low "A HOUSE.

yEHIIE unde rsigned would respectfully in
l. form the travelling public and commu
nifty in general, that the Iowa House hav
ing been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed, is now open for the reception of the
public This House for eligibility canno.
be- surpassed in the city, situated as it is,
OH the corner OF Water and Court streets,
and but few moments walk from the
steamboat landing. The proprietor would
here remark, that no glaring inducements
will be offered IN order 10 deceive tn use who
may wish to favor him with call: the only
true way to ascertain facts is to give the
house trial. a night watch constantly
kept for the accommodation of those who
may desire the arrival of = boat. In con-
necton with the house il the best Of stabling
and a first rate wagon yard for :he accom-
mediation Of teamsters and drovers.
Thankful for past favors liberal share OF
patronage 10 solicited by
WIN Nj. WALLBRlDGE.
Burlington, Sept 26-2m "
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Js'EFs" .Eys',3 rsEgu GODDs.

sEEF IT'D FsFgU CODES,
f0NSlS ING ~ fhe real Damask Silk
- Cashmere, Eroc.ic, NJ. de Lame AND
other
: a "a wis.
Cos dc Swiss. Persian and satin Silks, silk
Points and other Hdkrs
Airaecas, Apines, Bombaznes, Vic toria
Ihlbets, Orleans. Cambleteens, Mer mo,
slIk nett and com. Lace Yelling, &c.
S'i Umbrellas. Parasols, Sun shades. &c
ORGANIZES aud BALz4RINES.
De LANES and com. Lawns; large assert.
ment of Prints,
Gingalms. Tarlton, Bobinet, fg'd Jaconet.
l.lces, Lisle and Thread Edgings and In.
settings.
variety Of Ribbons, Silk worsted and
Cotton Hosiery aud Gloves, sc.
Ass'd Broad Cloths, Cassimcres, Buckskins.
Satinets, Jeans,
black and Fancy Satin, and other Vestings,
And variety OF Plain and Fancy Linen
and Cotton Goods for Summer clothing
with trimmings for same, sc
I The prices of the above goods will
be made to suit Purchasers.
aplo44 COPP d PARSONS.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26

Sidney Rigdon has been turned ou,
Of the Mormon Church. His late let
ter TO the Sain. Louis Organ shows
that he has been scurvily treated. He
has the reputation Of being the princi-
pal mover in establishing the sect. and
is now ostracised by his own creatures.
Mormonism, like Democracy, "isn't
what il used TO was"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26
KEMPER COLLEGE,

I"HE NEXT Session &C ~. institution
J. will commence sa HI &~t
| OF October. 1t ~ 49,
| that the course ~ stud eut
branches of a sound and lilis.ed ii, silsl:
Classical, and Mathematical education
while the domestic arrangements are es
sentially those Of well ordered Christa,
| family, in which every attention j. constant
| ly paid to the personal habits and nlnner.
of the students. as well as to the- mora
| and intellectual Improvement. An expert
enced matron will ttend, especially to tine
younger classes, those particular attentions,
by which parents may feel that their sons
on leaving home will continue to enjoy
some Of its best privileges
The prosperous condition Of the inslitu
ton has induced the Trustees To enlarge
its accommoda tons by adding another story
to the main cdificc oi the College buildings
They have elso divided the duties of the
Chair of Ancient Languages, and provided
for new Professor in that Department,
who will join the Faculty at an early peri
Cd OF the session and thus complete its or
gunzation.
The terms will continue at SIS per ses-
sion, payable in all cases in adpance. 1t is
worthy of special attention, that this sum
not only includes board and tuition but
also fuel, lights, use OF beds and bedding,
furniture, attendance Of servants, ana the
washing and mending of tie necessary
pieces of linen, socks and handkerchicfs.--
The Only additional charges of the inst
tuition are $40 per annum for the use of
private rooms, and Sl2 per session for les
sons in the Department of Modern Lam
guages.
All the mcmbers of the Institution are
required to sleep in dormtories, and attend
the services OF morning and evening worship
in the Chapel. Each student mus: be pro
vided with sutficieucy of clothes, adapted !
to the season, together with supply o.
towels, combs, brushes, and other Indtspcn-
sble articles. Books and Stationery Will
be furnished by the College, at 1t Leue
prices, provided sufficient su.n be previ-
ously deposited for that purpose.
All letters sent either to the students or
10 the President OF the College, mast he
pest paid, or they vii! be liable 10 remain
t the Post O.lice.
sl9-3t II
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,,,;.ois WING Mass Meeting.
C-.,d Mass Meeting will be held

CTauu ""
jacksonville, Illinois. on Thurs
~ The Sd day Of October next. Sew
~ If, The most distinguished speakers
,he Wes,bave been invited to attend
u ~. hey will doubtless have most
". Ions time. We have no doubt oil
e. g.. being fifteen thousand present on
~, ~. occasion. Extensive preparations
W Y. already making for splendid
'' BARBECUE.
a,sbe Wings of Jacksonville pledge
sa. ~ tina, their latch strings will
p =. out and that their individual and
.;,ed efforts will be used to promote
sa hospitality aud cheer Of the occa.
"' 4 ,pecial invitation has been extend.
a,o the wings Of Iowa to participate
!. hi. celebration. All those wings
s - rememher the efforts of the Hon.
,aus HARDIN in behalf Of improv-
49, The rapids Of the Mississippi. and
my ulO 'NF
=. ;nteres, he has manifested in pro-
"o,;up the general welfare of this Ter.
d IS and know that Jacksonville IS
i. hume. will wish to be present on
a., occasion TO do him honor. The
uon Z. D BAKER, of Sangamon, who
iii succeed Gen. Hardin, when his
,.m expires. will also be there. He
No feels interested in promoting the
.,Iare of this Territory, and if we
,,ooo, have an Iowa wing to represent
miu Congress, we may derive some
hsoed, from the kind Offices Of an ILL.
nos whig.
All those who can attend the Jack
uoyile Mass Meeting from this county.
xiDleave their names at the store of F.
B,IpoaAN. They should make ar
,,psemenls to start on Monday morn
INF The 30th inst.
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DyN,SD/TTFGV

"HE partnership heretofore existing
L between e. d Morgan and Harrison
Rock, in the Tailoring business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to the
firm will please call and settle the same
without delay; also, those having claims
against the firm are requested to call fJr
the adj ustment Of the same.
f. ID MORGAN
HARRISON ROCK.
Burlington, Sept l, 1871. Il
The business will still be continued at
the same stand, under the firm of
Z. d. MORGAN, d Co.
Gag copy
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New York.

The wing Convention at Syracuse,
on the 10th inst. nominated MILLARI
FILLMORE for Governor, and Hon.
SAMUEL J. WILKlN. of Orange. for
Lieut.. Gov. JOHN A. COLLIER and
WILLIS HALL were nominated for
Presidential Electors for the State a,
at large. Francis GRANGER presided
at the Convention.
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New Goods.
ETiC subscriber is now receiving fresh
d supply Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,

Staple and Fancy Goods,
as follows: New style ca!icocs, and fancy
1wns; balzarincs and printed camhrcq and
and Ginghams, mourning blk lawns, Irisl,
linens, handkfs, tape, stripe andplaii mus.
Inns, cambrics and jaconcta, bonnets, rib
bons, Ilncy silk for bonnets. arliiicials.
assorted; ladies' parasols ana sun shades.
Fancy gloves and mitts, shawls, needles.
Fancy silk hdkts, new style collars,
Cravats, cloths, cassimercs and Jeans.
French summer Cassimeres, brochells.
Plaid and figured buiia cloths, summer
Wear for men,
Blue drills, cheap bleached and brown
conestics, and many other desirable goods,
Mems black moleskin and Russia Hats;
Scots and Shoes in great variety,
Queensware, hardware, knives and foFks,
Spoons, latches, butts, screws.
A good assortment Of Pen knives. traces,
Hoes. cradle and grass scythes. sn ads.
Whetstones and Rifles. combs assorted,
School books, &C., spades and shovels,
Sugar. coffee, teas, fresh indigo,
Nader, tobacco, molasses,
Dried apples and Peaches, salt. Sour. &c
Also, tin ware and stone ware assorted,
and many other articles, all at very reduced
prices for cash, or wheat, rye, sheled corn.
hides, furs, becswax, butter and eggs. at
the highest market prices.
rnay9 WESLEY JONES.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26

loco loco paper states the number pre-.
sn' IN the procession at the late Humbug
y SoIr meeting at Providence, TO have been
"Voo--another says $4,000. The actual
'anoer from careful count. was 1921.