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Real Estate Market,-37 Wall-st., NY

"a A MONG the thousand FAtMS WhIcn We Z '.e' ~
A N scribed on Rpgster,we especlaly shEi.1 eno
very good and at the same time very cheap 10 Tue "o"
ing: c.t a., on.Etv in
hiab s,ne of fruit Of the best kinds, win TWO
living sire ,m running through is good Eweing oTTe
three Barns &C. handsomely situated III MIL CO.
the county seat Of Madison County, NJ Y, ~ 'ies "
Utica. Price $685.. - ,h banLs q f
9d-3OO acres in Farfix Co., Virginia, on the 6anks o.
the Potomac RIVER adjoining the beauifh estate OF NOUN
Vernon the ate residence of President "aShius'oH'-
Price $3.50. c,,,, ! and with
3d- beautiful Farm of Isl acres of excellent aho
;co crt onnd buildings md very ravorAby located Ill
Harmony Chautauque Co, NJ " will be soil WIN gao aFA
ing aud sugar making ami dairy ing utents u Mi roN
r. For prthsr particulars inquire OF JUN mIhiot'
EARLE Worcester or the Subscribers n New f9f G
l.
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Farm fOr Sale in Finland.

A.-s CONTAINING one hundred and thirty five acres
GsaA ~ of excellent Lani under high of cultiya
~sstzs ton situated one mile from the Meeting House.
The and is suitably divided INTO moving taee, pasture
and wood The farm is well enced. Good water is
brought the house and barn through aqueduct from
never failing springs. On the farm is a good Dwelling
House Barn, ana other outtuildings, all in good repar
The whole tie bought together The buildings and
OF hand, called the Home Place" will best suit
the purchaser The above 'rl be sold low, and any
wishing excellent farm great bargain, will do well
tn call and examine it, For further particulars apply to
VIM ESTABROOK, on the premises, to WILLARD
BROAD at Rutland d2aw wti46 Nov -
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FARM ZOE SAI.E-

S-2 GIIuATED very pleasantly, within ten miles Of
ffA - Worcester containing sixty acres of good Land
ssA well divided into moving pasuring ami wntd land
Much ensrated fruit in thriving condon-wiih good
buildings. Inquire at his office. dWSW48 Nov %
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer,
This Company commenced issuing Policies Of Assurance
the first of June, from Is 90 years, and in
amounts from 500 to $4,000.
Premiums nE Assllrnnce fnr ONE HLndred DoLLara.
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NEW YORK, Der. 81, ls45.
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that HORACE Ev-
ERErT is no longer my General Agent; and that
| have 20 connection with him, nor have any
thing to do with any pills which he may offer to
the public, called the Health Restorative Pills
nor any other medicine manufactured by him.
AS G. BRINCKERHOFF
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C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

III vegetable kingdom provided by the God of Nature
with herbs OF different properties and suited when pro-
very administered TO every condition OF disease 1t will
not be commended but that requires invention and well
directed skill prepare these native meicamens so that
their remedial powers shall be well drawn and bet
ter applied that is too apparent necessity require sup
port The Proprietor OF the Health Restorative in the
NUMBER OF he first commenced its
from the original family recipe has devoted great portion
OF his time to the tady of Medical effect strength
Of each herb used in the compound This study has had
the Ell CT OF more perfectly convincing him Of the superior
curative power Oi the Health Restorative 1t
feey adapted tho of Consumption Liver COMPLAINT
Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and Pains the Side and Chest
for these diseases it il particularly recommended with
certainty o. success and satisfaction which fell in its
force Only by those who have been healed by its
NO considerations Of pecunary recOmpense sway pro-
prieor he trusts he is influenced solely by the great plea
sure of minsterng to the relief Suffering humanity and
mas devoted such great expense in the fcure of this remedy
and deals out so largely in the quantity gven that the in
come barely suices to the immense outlay Let
those who are seeking Balm in Glead the Health
Restorative The following certificate is from DR. Chill
TON, the well known New York Chemist:
" lhave anayzed bottle Of medicine called c. Brincx
erhofs Health Resorave;' and lind that does not con
tain Mercury any other metallic preparation nor oDum
in any oits forms composed of vegetable matter en-
trey." - JAMES x. Chiffon NJ. D.
G. BRINCKERHOFF, Sole Proprietor,
Principal Office $50 Broome ST. NY
AGENTS.
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Geo. Estahrook-Norh Rutland, Hervey Clak-HOIden
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Northboroueh, IL R. Phelps-Westboro w. L. g Ilnnt-
Hopktnt0a, Thompson Il Bates-SOutkboro Newton A.
Parker Marlboro, john r. Cottng-FeionUilIe Nansur
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Is published weekly ut the office Ierms,-@h''
advance. or 81 co fnol paid in advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

Neat cae considered as having attained their growth Eve ycas Sheep two and Swine at IS months Bulls at years e considered as having arrived at maturity and may be entered for second premium. Sf s4..s s4,' s.l
 No flock sheep will be entitled but one premium, the thereof be agnn competitor for like preniu until after the interval of three years Na ggaI@ r
 In awarding premiums sheep, the committee will take into the size and form of the sheep and the weight well as the quality ofthe eece No sheep will be entitled to premium that have been seaved within five months peced inc the time exhibition It the object of the Socey courage the raising ofsheep that will produce the greatest profit to the farmer ds bas bmi eA @fat' ani Fn"
 three distinct committees and having for Chairman member of the standing Committee and each committee will report separately
 All articles of general and domestic manufactures must have been manufactured within the county of Lchfed since the i day October They be delivered at the Court House by before o'clock A. M the first day of the Fair, to the o be hereafter designated In all cases where
 given number o yards required, the length of each piece
 ust be marked thereon Every article of domestic manufacture must have private mark Any public known mark must be completely conceed not to be seen or known by the
 ee In default of either of these acquisitions the articles will not De deemed entitled 10 consideration aglea 8 ~
 oReher above articles there should be competition the whole Or part of the premium may be withheld, according to the discretion of the committee < sst8E v X
 Twelve and half cents will be charged for admission to the exhibition G all persons except paying members of the Society
 Entries for premiums on Ploughing must be made to the Sec. eles on or before il o'clock M on the first day of the Cat tie Show sl9,Hs@ ~ sHRl fA'E gse8B sitsV.gS No premium may De awarded by any committee to of its
 Premiums may be aadcd when there appears to be merit d. though ee shoud Dc but appcan and may be withheld aiogeher the opinion of the committee the object osTed is not deserving any reward. ati .sa1 sf
 Tit should De discovered that any eompetitF for premium has made use of any disngenuous by which the objects
 Society have been defeated the rules and regulations voated such person shall only be rendered incapable of
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
Rss.OsasgcfS Ofs sflae Dgia.y.
REGULATIONS.

Competitors for premiums are referred to inc following Rules and Regulations ofhe Society, which they will required by the Executive Committee strictly to conform. I'M 1.ea s1
 Entries for premiums Ferns must De made to the Recording
 No Farm which has received premium rom the Society
 be allowed to be entered for premium Inc next i've thereafter Ts ss .8g s. .s,t,s ,tt a.8g 3as f,gs,
 Entries for premiums crops made to the Recording Secretary in Ltchfed before the st Wednesday Der next. enesb fF
 is also required that such applicant shall furnish and make oath to the Executive Committees the d Tuesday in Janu ary, lS46 written statement of the following parcularsl
 the of the so2d the general state of cultivation of the and and the quantity of If any) used the preceding yea
 3d. the management of it the present year, the quantity aud kind of manure ued the quantity of seed planted the time of pcughing. narrowing sowing planting, weedng and hoeng and in hes lime plaster being nsed the uan, ty, manner and time of using 1t. N, sgo0 ia pssy
 No premium will be given for crop raised on apd m
 The quantity of land shall be accurately ascertaed by actual measurement which must be aeec by indifferent person and such competitor shall exhibit fair specimen of the quality of the crop. .,@4tsy tgg 5eYh sa N fforsr
 No persons will be entitled than one premium on the same kind of agricultural products. oa asaH atsgf
 Entries for premiums stock must be made to the Town Committee of each ton the Recording Secretary Lc
 field or before the last day of September day previous the Cattle show.) N ffe gi0I
 No animal can receive but two during growth and one after maturity excepting fat cae in wch case they may again be entered for premium any animal receive more than one premium after maturity excepting
 fat animal And animal will be entitled o but premium the year that animal entered in stock of cattle Or team (exceptng those entered in Town Society Tea Oxen, three and four year old Stee will tested by daugh
 Buls Cows Stud Horses Bucks and Boars ma have been owned and kept in the County season. for the purpose of breeding the thereof give assurance that fhey shall be kept in the County that length of time for such purpose to entle them to premiums. .f sdl aoa ai flt5-sNs
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
TOWN CoMMTTTErs,

LteGed-Frederick Bnel, Jacob Moss, George Merchant
 Morris, George Kasson, George T. Bloss BarktamPscd- Goodwin Launcelot Phelps, Lester
 Loomis. Er Nssp A3sFfe M
 nCdadan- -Tthamar H. Smith, John Franklin, Lyman Howe. C0IebrOok-E A. Phelps. Reuben Rockwell Erasns Smons
 CrnUali-Behjamn SedgHck, Myron Harrison T. s Gold. HarUintOn--Abiah Catn, Truman Kellogg John sc0vill N Kent-Petet W. Mills, John T. Hopson, John smith, 2d. M
 Nsc Thomas Watson. Jr. Timothy Jerome Chas. ,igtansE F. Rundle aF @i
 Js,c -RoyalT Capaeld Edward N Hinc, David c. z A Sanford. tsq R aH'
 yfok-Robins Bate James Shepherd, Samuel Johnson z PiSaOaih- s Warner, Wm w. Bu Wm W. Woodruff. Bradley Josiah Bronson, Gidn B. Botslord
 Sharon George King A. A. Hotchkiss, John Cbalce
 EaLsbvy--Wm. c. Sterling, Henry g. Norton M L. Graham Rchd w Grswold Aonzo Whiting L. Thrall aWeedbwy Gideon HolIister, John Marvin Dan' Bacon
 WateyfoUnJ. H. Netleon c. L. Dayton J. Buckingham
 Wdstngo1 H Baldwin, D. C.Whittlesey. r. k. Bnsrnade.
 VSssehessa-Jehie Coe, Leml HuNbun 2d Marcus Munse IWarresFredk Coleman, Homer Sackett, Saml Reynolds AiafEps < COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
 William H. Thompson Edwin B Webster Stephen Dstnng D C Bukley, John Merriman. James Cook, S. Beebe Benjamin Webster, Benjamin W. Mason
 a Chief Mshail WHITING, Liich6eld Gssisfanf Hodges. TorringtonLuman Hubbe, Wn- Reynolds, Warren-Henry 4. Hull, Frederick Demng, Philip Wells, Wm F. Baldwin. LichGeld-Richard w. Gfisvod, TorrngfordDane 0. Churchill, Northied- Samuel H. Garnsey Plymouth Timothy Slton, South Farms
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

Hcsc 10 Con9h. A writer in the New York Sun says it s injurious to cough leaning fcrwaTd. as It serves to compress the lungs and makes the iFrita ton greater. Persons prone to the enjoyment should keep the neck straight and throw out the chest. By these means the lungs expand and the wind-pipe is kept free and clean. Thers is n art in every thing, and the art of coughing s perhaps as important in its way as any other.
 Itisa singular fact, that j6w different langua- sees are spoken in England. There are something like 900 in Ireland who speak Irish, and can. nct speak Engiisl--some 100000 in Wales who do not speak English -maDy in Scotland, also. who do not speak English. In the Isle Ct Man thsFe is
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
STANDING COMMITTEES.
VIEWING COMMITTEES.

or Buel, Isaac Moss, Newman Hol- ley, David Lucas George M Kasson. f ~
 oN FAaAs-Joseph Ambsr, Dayton MatoOn, Alexander Nor ton, Jr. g] " ait ll 2gbisres te5d 91i is0i yeecj
 BuTrER AND Theron Beach, Lyman Smith, Mo. ges Lyman, George D. Wadhams, A. c. Smith. - a.tf {,
 VEcErAnE PaopUcroHs- -Ceofes (. Woodruff. William Lyman, Charles Jones, Guy Can, Oliver Goodwin e9n
 STOCKS or CATTEE.Wgllam Beebe, Linus Gilbeft LoYan Thrall George Mesriman, Frederick Coleman. 5a g,s ! WORKING OXEN AND FAT cArrtE-J. O. Ambler, Noah Carnsey Willard Gaylord, George Merchant Hubert Scov
 Cows, MEYERS, CALvEs-Jacob IN. Bakeslee Benjamn Webster, Phineas North Lewis A. Thra Albert G. Futile m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

ss .4ileehagia. .s--vs c have previously mentioned that some Of the anxious Saeana of Nesy York de- sire to have the name of our country changed 70 sst .alfeghGniG." The Boston Courier thinks bet ter name would ,e p Hankeedogias, z, wbich is tle gTurkish q ss The Ney WcFIde' The New York Express goes iH for e" eedoodiedtm.' The Providence Gazette suggests the last, with sim pie addition, viz:r,ss YaakeedoOdle -dagdyogl :"
 ssorfle s,om sS v :gessssg s Ptii.s s. E. CoiD. I .ap J. 1xy syg9 ztnfTss.- s4l fsaI i'., 9.4E Tbe Cincinnati Gazettes iu speaking Of the pres ent cold weather, says on examining iDe trees ipaH extensive garden in tsc cly, ,esery blossom of the peach apricot, neclarine and plrmy in bIocfo, or near expanding were killed. g7c eset edi aoqr
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
LtselsfssssS, sEEss, lsA5s

9g- The appointments for nest Commencsrrsflt were given to the Senion Glass in Yale Colleee yes. tsrday morning. The highest honofs cf Of fhs ln. stifution were conferred as follows: a Fs1TFt7 TT
 vsledictory Grafton, JAsxEs c. CcUrp, rAtez1s. ia. G. iRs SHi TiiN 15f'e
 saiusatery Grafton. Wsa. c. Coxxra, Natcbez. HIf03s N5s t.sl. 2a Ff3sF 8.b4E~3 sH-tNEf
 Philosophical Grafton. JoHS CRAsr, Colebtook, z Conn. --- Bishop DOANE, of the Diocese of New Jcsssv. nas hsd avolnms ef Sesmons dedicated to him by Archdeacon Manning, of Chichester, England. A Right Rev: Father In God, GEORGE, Lcyd Biss. lp ef JNssg Lzsfy~ .8777 IlsTs 'Ti'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
eaItfers ot tbe soetetp.

ai lo EDWARD A. PHELPS, PRESIDENT. siia- ANTHONY c. STRONG, lsr vIcs-PREsiDENr. .ar GRISwoLD WOODWARD, 2D,vicrPREsrDEsrs ua
 CYRUS CATLIN, SD tcE-PRrsrDsxr. M aoyfH v
 RALPH c. CAMP. CoaREsroSDiSe SECRETARY. 'o
 FREDERICK PHELPS, RECORDING SECRETARY. s STEPHEN TRoWBRfDGE, TRrAsuRnR. R''a19 { s 8, aitf .}aag l Q aas9t s4fdt gfn gfeHl 3 9le8s 9,a.1g STANDING COMMITTEES 'tA. .,,., \. Watson, Jr. v n{ ~ ~ , ""+ Y l'e'p'pA M
 Or MAsuYAcTUREs.-aerma Baldwin, Moses Lyman, Sam iel ?. Bolles. '3i" " zSsIat Os DOMESTIC AsxArsWm. Beebe. Lorrain Thrall. Johl ). Amber 7 ale t''A a8t <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

ing after competitor for any premium of the Society, but may be proceeded against according to the By
 the Society," except females Household and o ticultura products. v bHlepe f@'s'a H N'"e s. '. and paying not lees than q annually can become member o the Society. saae,g ta8 s,f dt s9st4saas. os
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

STEERS BULLsThomas Watson Jr, John H. Nettleton Edward Hopkins, John M, Wadhams, H. Milton Hart. K,
 HoRsEss AND SyINE--Leman w Cutler, Charles B. Smith, Samuel Garnsey, Frederick |. Taylor, Gurdon Fl,,ey
 Reuben H. Hotchkss, Waite Wilson, Isaac Bakesec Daniel fIaI Frederick Walton. M. S-- CENTRAL MANUFAcrURERs- Baldwin Isaac Tut tle Titus l. Hart, Arville Morris, Stanley Grswold
 DOMESTIC aMANUFAcTUREs.-- w. Mills Samuel P Bclies, Leonard Kenny, Dan Catn, William Miles. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
iOse E6ys.a1Ds.l

For the hest cultivated farm not less than So acres (excep
 woodland) the improvements to have been made by the present occupant, lt S M sss9 sfsI 6 s5 s4s 1i \
 2d best do do as above. NV aera sheea I For the best do a above not less than 20 G than 60 acres, except woodland, N. N, s',,@s s N
 2d best do f,s do t.sss3 s.'et' 'P
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

NM NNF N rtN It'II.r NY,
 N sgtae 1i ls9ys AalNsI sheu sss slisn ls paali lasi SsSlal ~as tii ,yaS s4s x
 iaA slli NJ ei \
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
RALPH c. CAMP, Secretary Fro. I'en..

[ 4 Morning 1ake.--An elderly maiden in Bos- ton. who entered an omnibus and was {. set down. ina different place from what she intended, gives yeDf fo her honest indignation in the Post; and closes with the following beautiful moral:
 'sNow girls, hear Goody Goold's advice,
 And see you mind it ioo---
 Don't take bus. you never know.
 Where buses may take yon"
 Boston Paper. Jfarry Edrlg--We see by the Knoxville pas pess. that on the 27sh ult i that city, was wed- ded by Rev John c. Dunly. MT. Frederick pulse. aged 10o, to Miss Dorcas Mannon, aged 34--aIl og Jefferson county, Te5n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
e eCounty at the ensuing Anniyersary the foIIowing

si asnASsN @iSN flSsasa .s.psI 3a 9psiasb,syr 1pii
 BsteifiNalgs aa t5i giioilft
 sisn 1a8 pl 3Halal yaA1'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

Four prisoness made an ingenious escape from the jail in touisviIle, Ky. last week They took the wires out of their basjns and picked the locks with them!
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

4 -Doisbie Eaeed Jyesppspsr 1.-The latest cu- riosity which has fallen under our observation in the literary world is in the shape of newspaper published at Havesstfaw. Rockand CO.,. N Y., call ed !. Ize ErNfeefor.s and edited by TsJ. & E. c. Sutherland; | one half of which is Demeey0sie and the other half Whfg. V arsraH t7ss n'si.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

0 Discretionary premiums will De not eumer
 0ated in the foregoing list thought deserving by the Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

ic tongue h Aussia thirty different languages are spcken.- .--11r. Haird. qs bas sss ,sW sli ii h'sA
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

the best sample of Cheese. not less than 50 N year and upwards old, 'e .'s9 "
 eg Qd hest gR 1sl do f w sfl h3sfs dn sN ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08

5 9s ] ,4ria N K INN
 a5isN g \. lasq a.il 90W gAls l's2 . algssg
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-08
Oas .aga.ScssIs Issss.esg K'r0sgsss

the bes. acre Winter Wheat in one piece. <
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

TNHE subscriber would inform h,s kisnd. and
i customers that he has now on hand large
supply Of the above justly celebrated plnughs, oi
pared % Gil all orders at the shortest notice.
Within the past year I have added some val
liable improvements to .aid plough. The mould.
board is 10 inches higher, and is fastened 10
the standard with bolts and screws. instead OF
rivets as formerly. Il can therefore be ea.ily
taken of for repairs or any other purpose, al
pleasure. The standard IL also inches higher.
and cast with the same circle A. tie mouir b3a MI
until il enters the beam. This prevents nil possi-
bIity OF its choking. in the most foul round.
The heel ofthe landslide IL also csst with = chill
which will preveot its wearing 90 fact therebv
causing the plough to run less steady than when
new. 49,
To those who have used these plourhs. land
there are thousands Of the best farmers ia Mis-
sour and IlliDois who have,) not one word Al 70
their performance need be raid. To those who
have not tested theis superiority over I'll ether
kinde now in use With us. asd their perfect ed.
sptAtion to our light. slosmy sail, will say that
you would promote vous intereats BY giving them
trial, Yeu will find them TO work essy for YOUR
team, e do the work with great expedition and
to 10 u veil. The mosldbnArd being made Or
HroUght IRON. of pscaiisr shape. and the entire
shear Of steel. they sroTr BRIGHT " III sols which
% the great dssidsratnm 10 : pleueh for this sec.
!. HUDSON. T.. BRIDGE.
Ssecesdbr to Bridge 4 Hals.
Il mar - JcHAG. EoorE. Agsat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Interesting to Farmers and
others.

READ, formerly Of the city of'New York,
- informs Farmers and the public in general,
that he is now prepared to dispose Of his
APPROVED PATENT REAPfNG MACHINES
Or Of rights for Counties. States ar Territories.
on reasonable terms. A small working machine
NAV be seen now 10 Burlington-ths same which
was exhibited but short time since 10 the Geld
st New York, in the presence Of the Mayor and
Gommittee Of the s.Amcrican Institute, and at
warrington, IN the presence Of the Hon. Henry
L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents and 4
large number Of members Of Congress and eiti.
sens-ail OF whom approved and we're entirely
satisned with 6s operation. MIR. Ellsworth pre-
neonc'ns It the best reaper he had ever seen. Al
the Far Of the American Institute in lS4l, this
machine took the premium. and the Medal then
ewsrded i now in possession of the Subscriber.
Also number of letters from members Of Con
sress testlfying to the quality Of the Reapers,
may be seen BY calling % me.
Ihe machine makes clean wcrk-cutting every
spear. The grain il taken Of BY ! rake attached
70 the machine, and worked BY crank. The
rsee throws the grain completely from the ma
cn,ne, and leaves II In bundle ready for binding.
An excellent opportunity Is new offered 10 en-
terprisiDy mechanics, Who may wlsh to engage il
manufacturing these machines. BY purchssinr
fsw counties they woWld realise good business /,
SIMPLY BY mailing end selling them. The sab
scraoer will seH lsrxe or small districts to SUIT
Purchasers. and will take pARr PAR Ia any good.
d'sposabie property. real or personal.
rcrsons wishing nachines for the coming har.
vest Will please make their arrangements Il oace;
gaged nakes n nseessary that the subscr iber
shesid have q early sotice - Poesibls.
Ter further particulars apply personally or by
Drug Store. ]. READ
Bsriiagtes. March I, ,.ls-tf IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Important


TO Eousc-seepers, Hoase-holders, and Ne
sF = chanics generally.
The first China, Glass, Queens and Hardware
e Store i'm Iowa.
N MCINTYRE, importer of. and dealer in
~ the above goods, has fixed on the city o!
Burlington for the transaction of mercantile bu-
siness, and has Just opened we'll selected as
sortment OF goods, which he offers for Sale both
by Wholesale and Retail at the st. Louis prices
Although he deems it unnecessary TO 60 into
particulars, yet he would say, that in this estsb-
lishment will at all times be found every article
in his line adapted to the wants of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will always find full Stock Of COM
mon rare to suit the wants OF their customers in
a new country. To the Mechanics Of Burling-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make it his constant care to
be well supplied with edge fools Of every descrip-
ton, and ofthe best manufacture. Orders from
distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed.
10 The Iowa City Standard and Keosauqua
Democrat will each publish the above to the
amount Of S., and charge the advertiser.