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VcttspilIs, ben Z. Suni.

Setribter ScrfoI. miro uns beute
aur fbmerSliben YfIibt Den 500 bon
Or. 6. Serrpman BON oieier Staot gu
meloen tpeldDer ourb einen trauri9en I'm
fau berbei sefiibrt wuroe, ipouon fol9en:
oes Die ndbern um{tdnoe hno. Or. 8.
in @eieulbaft eines anoern Mannes, rei:
fen Namen mir nibt in Grfabrun8 brin'
gen fonnten fubren am pori0en Wittwob
Nobmittae in einem Oierborn @aeen bel
"SriIbtaun" nabe SPORT Carbon, cine
fleine Inb6be berab, als oos pfero ibeu
puroe uno oapon lief. sSm 9aufen rann
te oos pfero nit Dem 24aaen eeoen cine
Sens. rpoourb Or. g. nit Iolber@enalt
auf Den Soocn ocibleuoert wuroe, bab
man ibn beiinnun9slos aufbob uno ct am
ndbfen Woreen um etlpa 10 llbr an oen
erbaltenen Serlesuneen ftarb. Or. s..
mar elm Gnoldnoer. modte unoefdbr 80
Sabr alt fein uno binterld6t cine tief9e:
beuete Satin uno 3 unminoiae 8inoer
leinen friib5eiti9en. traurieen 500 ;u be
penen. Sreib. prenc.
Sefanntmabuneen. .-Ils Sereis, bab
ausoeoebnte Sefanntmahuneen BON Nu.
ben fino. oent So!oenoes, BON einem
&aufmann in Ybilaoelpbia an Den Ser.
auseeber oes "@ermantomn Seearapb"
eeibrieben. - @eIbdftsleute oaber uno
fonifmo. lefct uno 5iebst 9iusen oaraus.-
Ser Sbreiber foet:
SD babe, ieitoem ib meinen Stobr i'm
lesten September er0fnete, etwa 300
Dollars fit Sefanntmabuneen be5ablt.
uno Die Soloen oapon iino. oab mir in elmer
Bobe 70 piel @ei6dfte tbun als mein
8oroGneer oocr ireeno elmer meiner Na6
barn in oemielben 8eibdft, nab Dem
lanoiamen @runofaee: pence eriparen
uno pfunbe oerlieren. in einem Monat
that ooer tbun. uno ib babe ieoe urlabe.
nit meinen Sefanntmabuneen in Sbrer
3eituuo aufrieoen Su iein. oa ib cine I'm.
3abl &unoen BON @ermantomn, Mont.
9omerp. uno 8uds Gauntr crbolten babe.
SD bin entiblofen. ben Sallen in 8e.
tpeeuna su balten burb liberales Be.
fanntmaben. tpelbes Der einaiee @ea III,
quite 8eibdfte 5u perri6ten." (ysat. 3t9.
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eiuanoer, bab Elm espptif6es Maultbier
faum ieineu gSss binourbfinoen tann.
Su bet Ibat, b0te iib einem Der Qnblid
in Sbcttlano ooer Srlano, oar man mir;
be bic umsebuns obne 3osern fir einen
unsebeuern aussetrodneten Moorsruno
balten, in welbem bic obseitorbenen Sdus
me mooerno an Der Sonne lie9en. Die
@ur;eln uno 2(eite iino in Den me'ften
Sdllen gang po(lfommen uno an elni9en
bic @urmlo6er in Der 3inoe leidt ittbts
bar. Die sarteiten Saftboblen fomie Die
feineren Sbeile oes Snnern oer Sdume
fnb ebenfaus unperleet uno pertrasen Ell
ne senauere unteriu6un9 our6 Ser9ros
berunssslaier. Das Gon5e 1T 70 fel I
perfcinert, oaB man es unbei6doI9t NIT
Glas fraeen Fam uno Der feiniten pollz
tur fdbis 1T. Gep.
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Neabtn9 ben 10. e5mni 1915.

I-This paper has larger circulation than
any English Newspaper published in Berks co.
tTV; B; Palmer; Esq, at his Real Eastate
and Coal office, No. SO Pine street, below Bid
two squares South of the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia, is authorized to receive subscrip
tons and advertisements for the LIBERALE Be-
oBACHTER, and give receipts for the same. Mer-
chants, mechanics and tradesman generally
may extend their business by avaiing them
selves of the opportunities for advertising
which his agency affords.
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ben &iiten entbielt @olo unb Silber 81
einem eroeen Selauf, unO oeie bate er
,pieeen laHen. Nls er am Montae Wors
gen bineiene mo Die &ifte abeeeeben wcr'
oen war, UNI einiees @elo aus eerielben 3u
frissen fano ct oab Die siife fs6sie pfuno
rpenieer moo. ols oicielbe am Samifae ees
.poeen bate, uno als ct oieie!be offnete.
enoecfte er. Dap oeutl6e uno franaolti6e
@elominsen su Dem Bertb BON 5000
Sbaler aus srpei in oerielben betlnollben
SGfen cntipenoet poroen maren. Ge
befano fib noh mebr @elo in Der &lits
pelbes, tpie es lbeint, Der ooer Die Hauber
unberGbrt lieben. Der 8eraubte sei9te
ieinen Serluif bel Der pol3el an, Oh ober
oieie i'm Stanoe fein miro Die Slebe iu
entoeden uno ibm tpieoer iu ielnem 9e'
raubten Gisentbum Su perbelten. 1T lebr
5peifelbaft. ID.
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0G-9sm 9tbtb. s bn &ittsr srifattsn
mir uniern Danf fir ,pibt9s tfsntlibs 9oeus
nlsnte.
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sSenerlGrm.-9Ori9sn 9onnsrifa9Ibenb
purSsn bic Sir9sr BON &satins wistsr burd,
SsusrIdrm sridredt unb unfsre INNER tbatieen
6susrIsuts in Ssws9uns ssfset. 9sas siesnts
lib psran!aste BADEN mir nibt srfabrsn. Das
Ssusr fbisn msit RON Der gtaot ,u fsin.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-06-10
MDtltcter Sp6. - &scra Mef, pl

bier itsl am 9isnifa9 geabmittas bier auf Der
Straes um unb mar tobt. @r mar etipa SO
Sabr alt, ein So9eltbnsr bon @sfbdft uno por'
Der nibt franz. @r ,purps pom Gblass ess
rlibrt.
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Teue grfnouns.-9tuS benz "@sift Der
3sit" srisben mir, bas Jpr. 9anisl @ros
nin9er in Maratapnp Saunibp, cine nsus
srfnbun9 i'm Sutfbsnmabsn erlcunen bat,
bic Dem spub!ifum fsbr nlsIitb fsin wiro. gle
bsifsbt in sinsr s0iptifbsn Ssbsr uno sjnsr8ors
ribtun9sn an Der 9tbfs. Die grfineuns 1T Elm
liberes Sbugmittsl ss9en alls llnfdas Die pom
Gurb9sBen Der Yfrbs sntifsbsn fSnnsn.
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Senoerbares Derurtbeil.-9sr gSsif'
ebsifsr &seorssr publiSirt einsn Ssr6t poa Der
llntsrfubuns BON Sabss Scpb, rpsIber osr er'
,ncrouna pom gEsslp pattcn ansefla9t 'lf'
,pas mir bsrits porse 0Eobe bsribtst babsn.
Die untsrlu6uns rpar Dor einsm Srlsosnsri9s
fer unb bas 9tefuItat mar Der unumfoslite
ssmeis, bas gopb bsr M6rbsr 1T. er puree
pebsr sinaelfedt, fsin gsrbor Dor ber ausuff'
@ourt ab,uparten, aber rpsssn ben fon~rbaren
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Safben, ,Oieb.--2(ls am leeten Don
nerifae Qbeno, mdbreno oen uebun9en Der
Sonntaos Sbul Union. in Dem Wuleum
;u pbilooslpbia. Serr Sames Tcnep bon
oieier Staot in Der 8orbaue oaielblt
ltono. permiBte ct auf einmal iein Safben
bub, entbalteno $4OO in @elo uno cine
Inspeliuno bon iber 800 Sbaler. sr
orebte iib iooleib Inn uno arretirte elnen
iuneen Wann auf Die Qnfla0e ibm folbes
entpenoet au boben, uno um Die ndmllbe
3eit ficl es auf Den Sub zines nabsifeben'
oen &naben. ginSeamter Nomens Sad
lon nobm ibn lcoann in feinen Serwabr
uno liefsrte ibm in oas Babts 6aus ab.
Qm foleenoen Moreen wuroe ct Dor Den
Wapor oebra6t. allwo ct ieinen Namen
ae Senrp Martin an9ab. Don no er, oa
ct Die perlanote 1000 Iboler Sureidoft
nibt leilfen tonnte. in oas 8efdn9nib ab
9planot puroe. {. 9atrot.
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9ewalttbdtisfeiten in Naupoo.-Oas
@ariam Signal laet: ,.eeeten Sonntoe
oin9 Elm Wann. Namens 6poe. BON Sort
Waoiion in 9eIbdften na6 gtauooo uno
muroe oalelbft peeen elmer Qeu6erune Sc:
gen oie0eilioen auf's ibdnolcbfte mlBbans
oelt. Seinen @aaen uno Qferoeeelbirr
rib oa5 Solf in StIfen uno er ielblf
wuroe unter emporenoen Seleioieunoen,
nit 8otb beworfen, aus Der Staot eeio9t.
S6Gnolibe SetrGeerei.-Sn 8oiton
famen fiirslib pier. bis fiinfbunoert it.
lGnoiibe Gmioranten an uno erfunoioten
fib unper5ielib nab ibrer Sanouno. no
fie Die Uocntur bes Stoot 2lqueoudts uno
Der eroben canaoiihen Hailroao flnocn
fonnten. giiemonO psrmo9te ibnen oarii
ber 2(usfunft 5u ertbeilen uno ee ffeQte
iib enoleb berpor. oab iiber ean5 Srlano
orobe Nniblaosiettel unoSefanntmobuns
een perbreitet tpuroen. es fOnnten cine gro:
be Inaabl Sa9l0bner 6u 9utem 9obn fur
obiee Urbeten bier 8eibdfti9un8 flnoen,
uno oieielben ieien iebr eeiubt.
@s unterlieot faum elnen 3ipeifel. oaB
oieier eIenoe Streicb bon ben Qoenten Der
Yahaaieridiffe entweoer bon bier ODER
pon Gnelano auseebt. um bic ormen ST.
ldneer CUR Reiie su lcten. uno iicb ielbit
ourb oieies Sdnoenoelo Su berei6ern.
Oeutibe Nepublltaner.
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Hin neuer Tburm.-QSlr taben turS!lD
ben plan gu sinsm nsusn sburms, rpsIbsr auf
bic bisiise fatbolfbs STRIDE ssbaut msrosn FOL-,
bi. lest i'm 8au bs9rifsn 1T. Dies miro ben
Surasrn BON 0saeins ssWis ansensbm fsin,
pa isner 9bsil BET Staot bsfonesrs elmer iOls
den 3isree bebarf. Der sburm spirS s5 SuB
ubsr psm 9atbs Der Sirbt bob uno, i'm @srs
bdltnis nit osrislbsn, i'm sctbfben Stpls sss
baust ,perbsn. Der plan baju iff BON eerrn
u. qsbrun, Mrbiteet in philadelphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

county which adopted also.
ing the connte federal relations inquire into
expectancy Of memoalizing Congress TO grant guam
iiiy OF land Tor the completion OF tho Cumberland Road
through TINS State Nr. Lane moved amend % %
re money or and-whch W accepted by the mo-
and adopted The election Preside MT Ja in the
i'h, 1oih and 18th Circuits resulted follows: James
LocAhart in the Ith, DAVID Mcdonald why1 in the 10Th
and the honorable acute, highly gifted and suv-rooely tai
eate jerry smith, Is elected DAVID kILeoRE in the
llth. Such the fate OF Jerry We have no room fot
any thing else that the Powers that at the capitol
DONE the relation of the fate two other great
OF the democracy '-Jesse y. Briyh. and Jan.es
Whacomb. On the 9th, both Houses proceeded to tho
election of u Senator-e first ballot resulted
lows: Jesse ID. Bright, S0-Joseph c. Marshall, Co.
Blank. Jesse d. having received majority of votes.
declared duly elected Senator of the u S for ak
from and after the 4i of March last Jas Whit
comb still the Governor of the State Indiana-ho
wasn't considered by his friends Byfsh enough for
Senator. He is said be in i bad way, We hope, now
that he knows he has be the Governor that he will send
forth another message and hach plan restore
the credit Of glorious State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

M.RRIED.-On Thursday, the 4th inst, by the Rev
Abraham Moss. Mr. JOHN HART, to Miss MARIA
LYBROOK, of Union Co.. Ind,
Plenty of -good-decious-ate Hart-ily-hops
that bliss in the supeative degree may be their lot.
both and forever. They have Hart-y thanks
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10
Congressional Summary.

MONDAY, Dec. l.
Hon John w. Davis, of Indan1 was elected
speaker. The vote stood Davis 100, Vnton IVY
y. Scattering 10.
An attempt was made to exempt the hour rule
from tho rules for tho government of the prescn,
session; it failed.
Mr.. Payne. Of Alabama, made an effort to re-
store the rulo excluding tho receipt Of abolition
memorials, which failed by vote of ayes 81 >,
nays I2l. The rules of the las. House wcro than
adopted.
Cincinnati Marke', Dec 6-Flour is now coming in
" the lower From store, srr,,,
brls were selling 5a510 For uniform lots 800 to
500 bris 4:95a5 offered. but refused by holders
number of lots advertised find buyers asking
rates-say 5l0a5:25. Whsky-Sales of So brls at 22}
cts per gall and 50 and II brls at 23c. Hogs-A system
quite last of dividing 300 lbs and selling
all above that weight and all under anoth
is again coming into vogue. On this system
the following additional sales45, IL and 300 head, at
Sfa425 and 600 head 26a4:374c. sale Of 80 hid
averaging 5 lbs 436 for 1000 h'd heavy,
fill special order is reported 45n. PorkA sale
of 400 brl Mess SIl75; which is below the market
Green Meats-The selling rates of meats from the block
which there several operations Mola-ses-A salo
of 20 bs at 37t gallon, from store Sugar-For tho
largest single stock of N O. in the market, 7c
terdav offered and declined. Cofee-Salcs of 300 bsgv
D.. 3:, parcels, {. Oh. O;~4s sale vf IL bY1s
city Linseed Gic per gallon. Coma good deal by
wagon yesterday. Sales 32a35c bushe! by thu
load, but slow work at either price, Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10
Presidents Message.

We're rather in Sired fact condition the Polk
Nessage-we worked first side off, leaving col
the inside contain IT. but Il won't do Ten
columns sufficient for the President poke all he
has say, about Texas, Mexico, Oregon, the Tariff, sub
Treasury, &c. &c &c 2c., II. No. indeed! 1t takes
only about sixteen The oft repeated question OF .o
Pols?' be answered 10 the satisfaction OF any
body and every body who down calmly and coolly
Presidents Message through without
ping take breath, We compelled sympathise with
readers in the way that 'oncc upon time
heard of serraat sympatlizng with his master: Mas
sa' he, be dead and fodder
too;-thought wouldn't tell You OBJ both at fear
you couldn't bore it, We give the Message in broken
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

1.-THE sentence of death passed upon Van Seenhurgh
and OConner for the alleogcd murder of Sheriff Steele
has been committed to imprisonment, for life, by the
Governor of y. York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

Tho vote stood 81 for Mr.. Bright. sc for Mr..
Marshall. and two blank. Two members. viz,
Conner of tho Senate, and Scott of the House,
wore absen, on account of sickness. Two Wings.
Messrs. Henry Of the Senate aud Ferguson Of
OF tho House. representing Democratic counties.
Ohio irs being under an express promise to that
ci!ccI.) voted for Mr.. Bright. Their course was
commcndablo. How different was il from that
pursued by Mcssrs. Hoover and C,rter in 1919.
who carlo hero ICED to vote for Wing Soma
tor. because representing Wing counties. and
violated that pledge!
The result of this election will greatly as.onsh
tho rank and flo of the democracy as three four
tbs of them DO donbt, preferred tho election Of
Governor Whitconb. But tho political trick
stcrs, by rcsor,ing to n species of mana cement
characteristic Of such men. defeated the will Of
that majority, and ,hcy will be compc!lcd, how
ever disagrceablo tho employment to throw up
their caps in its favor
The coa:so pursued by tho Wing monbors Of
ihc Legislature must meet with an approving
response from cvery Wing in Indiana With an
unanimity which marks their devotion to thoir
cause, and tho high estimation in which one Of
the ablest champions of that is held they
determined 10 cas-. ticir votes FOR JosErr G. MAR
SHALL, who, had it not been for a gross VIC ia,ion
OF law, would this day be occupying a scat in
the I. > Scnaie.-along with Corwin, Crittendcu,
and CLAYTON, worthy, in every respect Of such
ASSOCIATION. This united action will inspire conf
denco among the Wings throughout the State. Il
viii show. that, though unable to accomplish their
wishes, they are disposed to battle on with tho
same determination if victory wcro within
tieir grasp.-L Ia. State Journal.
Tie Kidnapped Ohoans.-In the of the men seized
in Ohio and carried Virginia assisting slaves to es
cape the jury by consent of parties rendered special
verdict, that if the Court full bench should decide that
the place where they seized within terrific
~ of Virginia then they guilty; but if not, then
the verdict is not guilty The Court is decide This
question shortly at Richmond, Va.
Small or in Penis yrania.'.Thi fearful disease sav.
tie N Y Tribune prevails to a extent in this
State than generally supposcbut the culpablc negIi-
gencc of the authorities has effected
a great number of by which MANY unsus-
Pecting families have had the small pox introduced into
their midst without being able to for its origin.
Cases of this nature shoul always be made public when
ever ana wherever they occur that the jewellers in
their immediate neigbohooi may take the proper pre-
cautions TO prevent its spreading letter
ceived bv physician of Pittsburgh from WASH
Ingon, Pa in which gave credit for thousand
cases.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

SoUrH CAROLINA SEEAEoI.-'Ihc Hon. John {.
Calhoun was, on Wednesday last, by tho ncarly
unanimous voice Of the Legislature of South Car
roilna, (Which met IN annual session on Mon
dav } elected Senator from that state TO supply
vacancy IL, the United States Senate accustomed
by the resignation of tho Hon. DANIEL l.. lIUGEE
which transmitted 10 tho Legislature on the
day previous Bait. Patriot, Doc. l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

Hon Edward Everett. has accepted the Presidency of
Harvard University.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

-One volume of the Palladium Will be given fo- the
best poetical New Years Address
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

FRENCH the old Clerk Of the [. $. House Of
Representatives has been reelected.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-19
NEW FIRM.

A. W hESUBSCRlBERS have this day
esecated themselves together und
boa'' name aud firm OF 'lin>c y OImstvd,
9Sad all tunes be happy 10 wait on
S~@i favor them with their patron.
'"nsoid sand OF u. Iinsley. Mer-
.Al Tailor, Main street. one door from
ir0a. r .rlvSIEv
pr, re- vs. -, D; iiSoLEf,
Jeifer Ag II. oLh> Ell.
!, oray '"'a aock OF .ioths, Cassimeres, Ves;-
:, ,,o. summer Goods, Ne, whIch VIII be
ON one ''a'ap Tor cash, ('and no mislake,"j
Ii way 10 eei assortment which
,he,.i ~feee'Ved IN about two months.
or said nraa ' 'u'hshlng Their own cio,n aud
aahss sah have the same made Up and
AN. aaasd'o Mt, by l.MO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
nd

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A FRAME HOUSE and 10, on the
public square in the town of Mount
Pleasant, Henry county. Iowa; price 5000,
one third cash, balance in 6, II and IL
months. Interest from date Of sale, secured
BY mortgage on the property.
ALSO,
A lot Of ground on which are erected four
tenemcnts, three Of which are good frame
buildings, occupied as the post office. tailors
shop and confectionery, sltua ed on the cor
ner of Washington and Main streets, IN the
city Of Burlington. Iowa; price $3.50: one
th,rd cash, balance in 6, u and Is mcnths.
Interest from day Of sale secured by mort
gage Oh the property.
WIN. b. EWING 81 SON,
Burlington, Iowa.
ALSO,
lot on Hill street in Galcna on which
is erected Il frame ware house, which rents
at present Tor s 100 per annum Price 500.
Terms, one third cash, balance in &. IL
and 10 months, secured by mortgage En-.
quire Of +. DRUNMOND.
Gaena. Illinois
ALSO.
A two story frame dwelling house and
lot, together with another To-, in the town
of Warsaw. Illinois. Price $500 one third
cash, balance on credit. Enqure of
T. n. REYNOLDS,
my22-52 Warsaw. Illinois.
The Galena Gazette will insert the above
four times ana send bill to VIM. b. Ewing
a. Son. Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-19
CARD.
Vie UNDERSIGNED has taken

lhe store next CoCr To f. j. l.. Peasl,r
ana Is now ot,nIng large ant. well
st''d stock q Hifaiclre, Cutlery, Boots,
;" and Dry Goods, purchased N New
. tom the EngtIsh and American
~, aud direet from the manufacturers.
ca be offers 10 the mia bitants Of Bur.
"a and ;he adjacent country ~ ST
affiees. J. UPuAsl.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-19
Jewett's Patent Cary Plough.

JcWettS Patent cary pIOugh.
TIM T. subscriber would inform his friends
i and customers that he has now on hand
large supply OF the above Just " celebrat.
ed ploughs, OF this years Manufacturer and
is therefore prepared to fill all orders at the
shortest notice.
Within the past year | have added some
valuable Improvements to said plough The
mouldhoard is inches higher, and is fas-
tened To the standard with bolts and screws,
instead Of rivets formerly. 1t can there.
fore be easily taken off for repairs or any
other purpose, at pleasure. The standard
is also inches higher, and cast with the
same circle as the moutdboard until it Ell.
tiers the beam. This prevents all possibility
o. lis choking, even III the most foot ground.
Tie heel 81 the hEGsLlde is also cast with
u chiH, which VIII prevent lis wearing so
fast, thereby causing the plough 10 run less
steady than when new.
To those who have used these plourhs,
(and there are thousands OF the best faru
ers in Missouri and Illinois who have,) not
one word as to their performance need be
said. 10 those who have not tested their
superiority over all other kinds ROW in use
with us, and their perfect ada pit alton to- our
light, loamy soil, ! viii say tina! YOU would
promote your interests by giving them tri.
hu wiz ulu tHeiu u WbIh easy LOT
your team, to do the work nyh great expe.
diton and to do it wen I ,te mouldboar I'd
being made of wrought iron, of peculiar
shape, aud the entire shear Of steel, thew
scour bright in all soils, which is The grea;
desde:aium IN plough Ior This section o.
country.
HUDSON f. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge * Hale
JonN q. FooTE,
Agent
Burlington March 6-45-il-tf
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PAINTING AND DRAINING
MI RS A, ID. CLIFFORD r.soa.,c,II.

informs the Ladies of Burlington and
vicinity that she has commenced u school
in which she will teach the art Of Pa;nt,uo
and drawing IN all its various branches, on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS of acb
week, at 8 o'clock, A. mt the low price
o; IS for three months tuition. Apply At
her residence in the National Hotel. nm
STAIRS. (my29-,f
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HtONNETS AND TRlMNINGS-6
Ed doz devan straw boDnets, 3 doz braid
do. doz Florence braid, latest style, a
splendid assortDent-l0 ps straw Gimp,
lust received and Tor sale very cheapby
J. q. LAUMAN
Rmayl, Water below JefIerson'st.
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Hal'sftC0l'e and CHsFery.

UST received nv steamer Mermaid and
- Tor sale large assortment of HafdUare
and Cutlery, such as
Door, Til, pad cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep shears, stirrups, 5rdle Bit,
Square, Hat and round bolts
kni"es and forks of aHkinds.
German silver. Brit'anla and iron table
ANA tea spoons,
Riseted aud wrought table hinges,
Parliament do
" "od screwS--aU sizes wheel IRONS
MA and hand saws, mil and hand saw
hfcs; rasts, auoers, fish hooks, lacks.
kaughphy milS. trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axcs-iankee and Kentucky patterns
and great many other kinds 100 numer-
Gus to mention, all of which viii be sold
low Tor cash or country produce by
WM. GARRErfS co.
mar27 Sign Of the Great Western.
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LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIAL i.
ENHE SUBSCRIBER has lust reed

II u
- pc: steamer Mermaid, u large lot of
The finest Liquors, Wines and Cordlals ever
brought to this market; consisting in part
of
! Pipe Holland Gin
! do Cogniac brandy
l 90 Signett do
2 casks Port Wine
| do Madeira do
5 Barrels New York Brandy
do Rye Whlssey
10 do Cincinnati Rec;ifed do
Basket Champagne Wine
DO fine French Cordals
box Brandy Cherries
l do Muscat Wine
| do Claret do
| do Creme de Novau
| do fine chewing Tobacco
| do common do do
do Principe Cigars
do Regatta do
DO Oranges
Go Lemons, for sale wholesale or
retail by II. b. NARROW
corner of Water and jefferson sis.
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