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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21
SAINT LOUIS.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
CHILD, FAIR & CO..
lat Main street. 81 door north of
the Bank of Missouri,
Importers and wholesale Dealers

kMPOfteFS NItO W HOteSNfe DeOtefS
In Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
VEAVE in store and will be in constant
receipt Of one Of the largest and most ex-
tcn.ive assertmen. Of Hardware Cutlery. &c,
tdirect from ire English and Ameriean Nina.
fucturers,j ever offered in this markc:, to
which we invite the attention of cit. and
coun nv merchants and purchasers, previous to
selecting their goods elsewhere: among which
may be found in part
1000 daz Waldr"n's Kimble's and .thers. grass
grain. hemp and bush scythcs, ass'd
500 g common and patent scythe sneaths
800 greece scythe stones and rifles
400 doz hay and manure forks-2, ; and
p!ongs
400 " steel and Yankee hoes, with und
without handles
500 :" iron and steel Carolina hoes ass'd
D" Ames', Rowland's and others, garden
and mining spades
200 " AmeS', Row lands, and others. long
and short handled shovels, uss'd
70 casks 100 prs.) bright trace chains, ass'd
6 and It
IS =" bright OK and log chains, ass'd
50 /" sad irens ass'd 100 dog fry pans ass'd
800 doz Collins, Hunts and others nxes.ass'd
100 4" teakettIes. ass'd. Is doz grain scoops
100 lbs brass pals and kettles. assd
lUU dog Shaw = Sichies. 20D doT meal serves
Saws Rowland's mill, x cut, hand and
wood saws
1000 weavers' reeds, ass'd, Nos 4, 5, g. I and
100 doz bog and sheep skin collars,
$50 /" names, 1000 doz curry combs, assd
100 " horse brushes
800 i" Adams Il Wilson's plain and box ssf-
fee mills
100 setts smiths tools, anvls, bellows. vces
$50 doz states ass'd. 800 groce bed screws
$500 " pen and pocket knives ass'd--l, 2, ;,
and blade
500 groce table cutlery ass'd all kinds
500 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
300 groce iron, Britannia and q. S. tea and ia
bic spoons
600 doz door Iatches ass'd so do knob do as'd
1000 " till. chest, cupboard and trunk locks
ass'd
1000 " narrow. square bras. and table butts,
ass'd
5000 groce American screws ass'd to 4 inch
-.4LSO-
a large assortment of files, rasps. platform
and counter scales. scale beams. augers, Climb.
lots, steel yards; horse, cotton and wool cards,
razors, razor strops, shears, scissors, pins,
dies, combs, spectacles, hasps, fish hooks,
shaving cream and soap, waters. percussion.
caps, lacks, brads, brushes, looking glasses,
sheep shears, candlesticks, Indian mirrors,
large brass wire traps. guns Indian knives,
&c, Sc, together with every article usually
kept in a hardware store, all of which we ars
prepared to sell at the very lowest prices, fol-
cash or approved paper.
mar12 1l7 Main street ST Louis
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MA1lcA.

ysHHE undersigned have just opened a
4 Livery Stable in the rear of Corse &
Harrman's Coach Factory. where they in
tend keeping at lltimes good and gener-
al assortment of horses and carriages Of
every description, to suit the public; and
they hope by faithful attention to business
to merit share of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept bv the
week would do we'll to give them a cal be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
Themselves to keep on hand at all tunes.
a plenty Of good provender. and good at.
tentive ost!ers Nopans shall be spared to
render general satislactinn
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
in 20It-tf A
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SGOW HOUSE.
Corner Of Oliuc ap0 5etou0 Streets

TIME undersigned has recently become the
Lessee Of this establishment, which is
now undergoing thorough repair The loca-
ton is convenient TO the l.evec and the bust
ness part of the city, making it desirable
stopping place Cor the travelling public and
merchants from the upper towns. No pains
will b, spared to please all who may favor me
with their patronage
- UT Baggage taken to and from Steamers
free of charge. THOS. ELAlR,
ian Is 1864 Proprietor.
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
RON-Flat. square and round, ass d
sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, ass'd
shapes AID sizes
SrEEL.-Cast, German, Am. blister. Eng
blister, German and spring ass d
sizes.
Stoves Improved Premium. and Yam
kee Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor
Coal, Box, 10, I, and plates,
different sizes.
ALsO---Jewett's Improved Patent Cary
Plonghs, Tin Plates, Copper,
Sheetiron, iron wire, Nails and
casting Of every descriptions.
A full supply of the above articles always
on hand, and for sale as low as can be at.
forded by ap 81 Jomv G.. r'oorE,
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GROCERIES. "A large and splendid
- assortment just reed and offered for sale
2 hhds prime n 0 sugar
2 bbs loaf do
% sacks rio coffee
bbs N o molasses
2 do No l. mackerel
casx saleratus
8 chests imperial and Y H teas
Is boxes Va KY and Mo tobacco
do fine soap, with great many
other articles too numerous to mention;
apl9 WIN GARRETT Il Co
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NDEs SALE. The Farm wei
SELLING OFF AT COST!!!

FENi1E subscriber having determined 10
n close his business in this city, offers
at cosr his stock of CHM, GLASS, and
HikD WARE.
Persons who contemplate building, Mechan
ics and House keepers, will find il greatly To
their advantage to supply themselves with
such goods as he offers, as such an opportuni
ty o: obtaining goods cheap has never been
offered in Burlington. ID. McIN TIRE
Burlingto Jan. 81, as.
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Miners Improved Patent Pump, for
wells. Cisterns. SPRING.. &C.

as superior to the common leg Pump
4 as that is to the old crotch and pole,
and cheaper than either. The working
parts being all iron, and no lower box, it is
not liable to get out Of order, and all re-
pairs are done away with. The stock is un-
decaying and water proof and the whole is
secure from frost. neat, durable, simple
and cheap, and so easily worked that
child FIVE years old can raise water with it
a supply on hand and will be sold very
low by j. f. TALLANT,
scptI Water ST.
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Immense Stock Of Ready Made Sp ing and
Sumner Clothing Manufactured eIpressiy
for the up country Trade.
G. g 70 LEWIS.
No. 100, Main Street St. Lou,. 40.
WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS,
A RI COW receiving the frs, shipment.
"A Of their new and splendid stock OF cloth
ing adapted to the season and trade, which
they will offer TOR cash approved paper a
prices so extremely low, that they Defy any
Concern in the United States to undcrsel
them. The country dealers can at all times
find an endless variety OF every style, quality
and fashion OF Ready Made Clothng--com
plcte assortment. Our Advantages are SUI
perior 10 all others in manufacturing clothing
We buy our domestic goods of the mannfac
turers themselves at the lowest rates and i'm
port our foreign goods as cheap as any House
In New York.
OUR FACTORY
10 conducted by Messrs. Lewis & fIanforrd.
men whose experience and close application
20 thu. business render them superior to any in
the line;--the most efficient corps of cutters
In the country engaged. Lewis Factory
is SITUATED
in New York City. Nos. 252 and 254 Pcarlst.,
where all our goods arrive direct. No two or
three drayages to pay, no jobbers', importers
or agents profits TO contend with. Every
thing comes to us from the
ORIGINAL FABRTCATORS
direct, which is a saving Of ut least % per cent
10 those who purchase clothing Of
LINZ WV
Hundreds can testify to these facts, who have
bough: Ct us heretofore.
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
merchants. we invite your attention to this
leviathian stock Of clothing; comprising the
latest patterns and styles OF French. English
snd American Manufacture.
A saving Of 25 per cent. can be made and
every article in the clothing line can al all
times be found by the boz. or Package, at
100. NEW ARRANGEMENTS
store enlargcd-four immense lofts newly
fitted up-the
BEST LIGHT
in the CITY for merchants to select goods by
store situated on the corner of Main and Green
streets.
We have the largeststock Of clothing ever
landed in St Louis; and we are bound 10
81, CLOTHE THE WEST
at the smallest possible advances. Particular
attention paid to the packing oil gooc sizes ana
sound garments. orders prom pity attend
ed to. Large 100 at top of the House.
New clothing continually arriving from our
factory. Two thousand hands constantly at
work. A large flag s.gn hanging out in front
eth name, number, &c.
TCome and see 100.
CD T. LEWIS.
The Herald. at Blooming ton, Express. at Dr
Buquc. and Times, at aeossnqsa, will please
copy to the amount OF % each aud send in
their bills to Z. s. /. l.
mar12 -42-2m
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10y 's" 49, $500 ~ r9Ssft
~ We have large number OF lots in this
city which we arc authorized to sell on ac
commodating terms, and some which we
will rent for term of years Enquire Of
july 10 GRIMES s STARR.
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4 ,NArilss, Farms for sale. We nave
L number Of valuable improved farms in
this and other counties, which we will sci!
on the most liberal terms.
july l3 GRIMES & STARR
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AONESTI 10 bales A heavy
NJ brown sheetings
l bale brown drill,ngs
2 do A heavy osnaberg for sacks
30 pieces indigo blue drills
SO do ass d blcached muslins
20 do do tickings. Just reed and for
sale low by w f CeoLsAuGii & CO
apI2
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0UISA COUNTY LANDS.
IL We will sell the following lands in the

All Of the above lands are ii, the Virginia
Grove township and will he sold extremely
low. sep25 GRIMES j. STARR
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JObbing Flo s.scs

- - - - u -
in the Eastern Cities. They invite Merchants
visiting st Louis to call aad examine tn cir
stock, which will consist in part, of
Domestic Goods.
Brown & blhd shirt Ky & Glasgow jeans
ings Satnet,s
cotton osnabercs ; Fickings
Brown and blue drills Checks
Denims Cold camhrcs
cottonades ) Mariners shirtins
Mexican mixtures ; Prints iLirgr ass'men.
hrem'ins and ne,o sfyiesj
Printed Pant stu'fs Ginghams, &c sc.
Foreign Goods.
Broad Cloths Pongee Sbandana hkfs
PIN & fanny cashmere Irish linens
| Drab de Etc { Linen table damask
| ;ambreons : Birds-ove diaper
| Linen drills ; Russia diapcr
summer cloths SATIN check jaconst
| SATIN vestngs Tape jacoRet
| Nankeens ) Swiss muslin
| 1angGp cords ; Book muslin
| Ho!eskins Bobbine;
Red padding : Grecan netting
| Canvass Laces
| Bl'k 4 cold alpaccas t.dgings
| Printed muslins insertings
| Jaconetts Linen cambrie hdkfs
| Silks, Satins, RbbonsS Hosiery
| Shawls. Scarfs, Points Gloves
| silk cravats Mitis, &C., Sc &c.
| Together with great variety of
Shelf Goods.
-.s{sSD.-
100 Cases Palm Leaf Hats,
co do Ladies' Bonnets, latest styles,
| go do Mems Nutria, RUSSIA, Cashmere
and Coney tlats.
| 60 do Mems Blue and Pearl Sporting
Hats.
| Saint Louis, January 90, Is46-37-3m
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FHNAkE CARE OF YOUR BOOKS
4 Snbsorihcrsto the New World, Niles
Register, Lady's Book, Grallam's Maya
zine, &c., will do well 20 have them Bound
as soon alter the expiration Of the Volumes
as possible. BY so doing they viii be
able to preserve those valuable pubica
items in perfect order.
All the varieties Of Binding executed in
a neat and durable manner, by
VILLA VI GREENE
Blank Books of any size or pattern
made toorder. on tho most reasonable terms
Burlington. August 25,-tf VIC.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

SHOVEL.S and FORKS Cast Steel
- shovels and pitch forks. tined do. and
manure forks, for sale at Sligo Iron Store
MARIO 40 JOHN G FoorE,
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SAINT LOUIS.
SAINT LOUIS.
!W Low PRICES. o{1i
POMEROY & DURKEE,
No. lag, Main Street,
st. LOniS, Missouri,
"AVING established themselves in
IL the

WHO'LL SALE DRY GOODS
business upon the principle of selling goods
for Cash and on short Credit to prompt men.
at small advance, give notice that they vii!
he IN receipt of their first shipments this sea
son, early in February; and from that on, will
be constantly receiving new supplies. They
ire determned.to offer such inducements as
will make it for the advantage of Country Mer.
chants to purchase in this. in preference to
the Eastern Markets, and feel confident that
with their facilities for buying are enabled
to sell ne low nc tho
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- 600 lbs P,ttsburg cotton yarn
A.VUU 200 lbs carpet chain
80 kegs Pitssburg pure white lead
10 bales Cotton batting
10 $ Candle wick
10 boxes ass'd Glass ware, just reed per b
Confidence and for sd lie bv
marie '46 CooLBAUGH e. Go
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CINCINNATI WHISKEY. 30 bbls
~ best emit whiskey 3 do linseed oil
for sale 5y apr2 w F CooI.BAuGa & CO
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RACON 250ex,ra sugar cured hams
- foi sale by w F CeoLBAuGu & Co
! apr
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Ars Moines County Lands.

HOSl OF INC IOOV4 IandS are IMPROVED enc
well timbe-"d
sep25 GRIMES e. STARR
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SALT. 300 sacks ground alum salt.
~ in store and FOR sale bv
! spr2 j KIxBALL q Co
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SOAP 10 boxes ST LOUIS "
~ reed and for sale by re
NAV WIN dARkh
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CsYTHES Grain. grass and brush =
~ Just reed and for sale BY 80 = FOOD
ap30 JUN -
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Enfis'aiy New.

PsNifF. ,ubsrrher,s now opening, and ha :
l. his arrangements nearly completed at
the corner OF Third and Jc.ferson.sts, op.
posite the large new Hotel, PIP Packages
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ENRESH FLOWER SEbro, p5 N
l. sale by JC
ap23 -
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CTOCK HOGS Wanted. The under.
- signed wish to purchase 100 stock hogs,
for which the highest market price will be
paid. mar72 VIZ GARRErr d CO
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81 bbls molasses ius,
lvl reed per Iron city and for sae by
marl2 GARRETT & Co
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TEA 10 chests impesss' sd
= and young Tyson tea io~pETT &p
sale ~ may7 WIN Gam
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NEoLAssEs 10 bbls n Y ~ II n
wi Just rec d per B War I1assETTEr
by may7 WM "n---~
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SAINT LOUIS.
i 3 A Is.
Western Merchants.
ATTENTION.
OPENING OF SPRING.

Immense Stock Of Ready Made Sp ing and
Sumner Clothing Manufactured expressly
fer the up country Trade.
C., g. II. LEWIS,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-25
HARLEM SPRINGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
= the subscriber has now completed his buildings,
and erected his baths the mineral springs at Har
lem, for the accommodation OF invJids, or such as
oruRder all forms of chronic diseases He deems
it unnecessary, at this time, to 60 inoa detailed de-
sCription oil the analitcal properties Of the water
Of these springs. Suffice it say that they are de.
signed by the Great di1porer OF all things, for the
heating OF mankind. He combines the regular sci.
ence OF medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs in his OF treating diseases, to as ma
ny as choose TO call on him. The well known ef-
ecIs Of bathing in all forms OF diseases, can here
be fully realized. The hydropalIC bath not exceP-
ted. Invalids or those latorng under chronic dis
cases. such as scrofua, rheumalism, dyspepsia, &c.
will find It to their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the restoratatves there offered
or their relief. is. KELLER.
: Harlem, September 10, l846--49-4t.
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Mutual REBfEDY,
Suited to the human constitution, and equal TO the
cure Of every durable Disease, viii be ionnd In


OF the North American College Of Health.
These extraordinary Pills are composed Of plants
which grow spontaneously on our own soil and are.
therefore better adapted to our constitutions that
medicines coneocted from Foreign drugs, however
well they may be compounded; and as Wdght's In
dian Vegetable Pills founded upon the principle
that the human body is in truth subject to but one
disease, namely, corrupt humors and that said Medi
cine cures this disease on natural principles, by
cleansing and purifying the blood, it will be mani
fest that II the constitution be not entirely exhaust
ed, perseverance in their use, according to drec-
tons, is absolutely certain to drive disease of every
name from the body.
" hen we wish to restore a swamp or morass to
fertility, we drain it Of the superabundant water
In like manner If we wish to restore the body to
health, we must cleanse 1t Of impurity.
Mhght's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found one
of the best, If not the very best medicine in the
world for carrying out this grand purifying principle,
because they expel from the body all morbid and
corrupt humor, the cause Of the disease in an easy
and natural manner; and while they every day give
ease and pleasure, disease Of every name is rapidly
driven from the body.
The following highly respectable storekeepers
have been duly appointed agents for the sale Of
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills in
CARROLL COUNTY.
II. A. Stdger, Carrollton; 8. A. Highland, Hsr-
risburghi R. X. Gray, Magnolia; James Forbes,
Hagerstown; Hunt and Lawthers, Leesburgh.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
]. NJ. Allen, Columbiana; Thos. L. Ball, Green.
vile; ]. w. Estill, Franklin Square; Henderson
and Taylor, East Fair6eld Richard Stock, Clark
son; A. M. Dawson, Calcutta; David Arter, Han
over; James Graham, New Garden; Perry Nicholas,
New Alexandra; Henry Yeager, North Georgetown;
Joshua Ladd, Westville; j. F. g. s.. Hartzell, Ben
TOM Burghart & Hahn, New Middletown; Leslie g.
Wick, Petersburgh; Grouse g. Northrop, Lima;
H. g.. Helman, Washingtonville; Skinner g. Wis
don, Green Village; E. w. Williams Salem; ]. D.
Bruff, Damascus; Jesse Garretson, New Lisbon;
John Marshall, Fairfield; Stewart g. Hibbets West
Point; James Stewart, Wellsyile; William Curran,
East Liverpool.
The popularity Of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills has proved strong bait to unprncipled men,
who, instgated by the hope gain, attempt to palm
off spurious article on the unsuspecting. To de-
feat the designs of such men we have procured new
labels, and the written signature of VIM. Wright
will now be found on the top label of each box
None other genuine and to counterfeit this is for
gerry.
Remember the only original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of VIM.
Wright on the top label Of each box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, l69
Race street, Philadelphia; 2SS Greenwich street,
New York, and l68 fremont street, Boston.-5l I'm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-25

And II appearing that WILLIAM BEBB bavino n
plurality ofaIl the votes cast, the Speaker of h,
Senate declared him duly elected Governor Of
the State OF Ohio for the constitutional term of
two years.
A message was received from the Senate no;i-
tying the House of its on-concurrencc in ths
House resolution giving the franking privileges
TO the Sergeant-at-Arms. Also; Of the adoption
OF a JOINT resolution in regard to joint rules. A.
doptod by the House.
JOINT resolution was received from the Sen.
ate, for the appointment of joint committee.
consisting of three on the part of the Senate. and
on The part Of the House, 10 wait upon Mr..
Bebb and inform him of his election. The
blank was filled with five on the part oGthe House
and adopted.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs TrimbIe If
Highland, Warren, Brsck, Clark Of Franklin,
and Noble Of Franklin, as said committee.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, I846.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. GODDARD offered a resolution instructino
the Judiciary committee to enquire into the ex,e.
dlency Of prohibiting by law for Tho election Of
Justices of the Peace on the second Teusjav If
October. Agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned to sit at ten o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
By Mr. BAcxUs, from Mr. Burr and rs others.
legal volers of Ohio, asking the submission Of the
license question TO the legal voters of the several
townships in the State. Laid on the table.
By the same gentleman, from 46 ladies of
the State of Ohio, on the same subject. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Bennett, on leave, introduced bill TO re-
peal the act entitled an act to provide for the eec-
ton Of Supervisors of roads and HIGHWAYS, bv
the citizens Of each road district, passed Feb. 5,
1874, and for other purposes. Read first time.
The Chair announced the following Joint Sc
lect committee, on behalf ofthe House, for fixing
the times Of holding the Supreme Couris-Messrs
Trmble Of Highland, Valandigham, Russell of
Harrison, Ellison, Backus, Warren, Lawrence
and Noble Of Seneca.
Mr.. TRIMsJE of fHighland, fronrhe select com.
mittee, appointed to wait upon tho Governor elect,
reported that the duly devolved upon the COM
mitiee had been PERFORMED. and that Ills Excel
Iency would attend in the Hall of the House Of
Represeutatives, on to-mouow, for tho purpose
of taking the oath Of oficerequired BY the Con-
stitu.ion.
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% h0ose went into committee Of The uhoi.,
M saiiaht'gham isthe chair, on The bin 70 GRO
Vios ior esiiing convention 10 amoDd The Con-.
s'i'uiion' aod rePOusd ihs same bach withoas q.
Dsndmeot. M. VallaLdghAm moved thas IAS
5iii Be lad upon the table. Agreed 70.
Amessago was received from The Senate info,g
ming the House that iha, body had ogroed 10 n.
House resolution, 10 regard 70 counting the vo,es
for Governor. with one amendment, chaneine tha
tine TO THURSDAY st2o'eloek,P The Housl
acsented TO the amendment. Also informing tho
House thar the joint resolution in regard 10 pm.
ing axin copies of the Report Of the Officers Of
the Lunaiie Asylum, had passed with one amend.
msni, adding 900 Oopios in English and 100 In
German for the use Of the ORicers Of the insti.
iution; which amendment was ngccd TO.
% motion Of Mr.. Hibberd message was sent
10 the Senate, informing that body thai the Hall
OF the House OF Representatives isready for their
reception for The purpose Of opening the returns,
and counting the votes given for Governor.
Whersupon, the two Houses met in the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives. and the Spea-
ker Of the Senate proceeded TO open the returns
and announced the votes Of the several counties,
"A follows.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL!

THE subscriber is now receiving and opening large
and we'll selected stock of dry goods, groceries,
queensware, hardware, leather, boots, Shoes hats,
caps, books &C.; Pittsburgh manufactured articles,
and in fact general assortment of fall and winter
goods, which have been purchased within the last
month, in the eastern Cities at reduced prices All
those wishing to purchase at low prices are therefore
requested to call and examine this stock before buy
ing elsewhere, as it will not suffer by comparison with
any other in the place. TERMs-Cash or produce
in hand. e. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton November 6, lS46-4-tf