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Nillican Clark

ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, BURLINGToN
VI Iowa. Best of References can DC g'ren-jan Coy
TRY GOODS; 20 bales A brown muslins;
- bales A heavy Osnaburgs;
500 pieces Foreign and Domestic prints;
SO do fancy Manchester ginghams,
100 do satinetts and jeans:
90 do fancy French &American Cassmeres
100 do assorted cotton and wooden Flannels;
so do black and fancy Alpaccas;
90 doz buck mitts and gloves;
100 doz assorted wooden comforts;
200 lbs. white and coored skein cotton; for sale
at greatly reduced prices by LAY w FCooLBAUGH
STORAGE! STORAGE:!
WE are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods,
w Wares, Grain, Pork, Lard, Flour ETC.. ETC., to
transact any Forwarding or Commission Business
the most reasonable terms at our large and SUBJ
stantial brick ware house on Front street, Buring
ton. nov 90, '4S PARSONS, Corr & PARSONS
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Madison House.

Fort Madison, Iowa, by W. F. GARMAN.
-. THIS House has changed hands, and being
I'm: thoroughly repaired and reitted, is now rea-
Lal dy for the reception oftravelers and boarders
A more pleasant and healthy location can
nat be obtained the river, whilst no effort will be
spared to give entire satisfaction to guests.
Guests accommodated with Rooms, transiently,
or by the week or month.
ga convenient stable is attached to the premi-
ses, where a careful hostler Will be found always
ready to do his duty. nov 23-tf
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TInR.B1Es-I-6l2 volumes

LIBRARIES-I-OlE volumes.
Being complete set of the Society's publications,
exclusive of maps, question books, SC, each book
numbered on the back, with 100 catalogues of the
same, without case $40; including maps of the
Ancient world and Palestine, so; and the whole
in a neat case, Sll7,50.
H.-The Chiid's Cabinet library,5o vols. 32mo.-
Only s. so.
IV.-Chd's library, Is vols. So c5.
V.-The cheapest library ever published for Sum-
day schools and families. 100 select vols. from u
pages to 252 pages, lSnf, substantially bound, with
muslin backs and marbled paper sides; each volume
regularly numbered and ready for use, with % cata
logues OF the same. The 100 volumes contain l -
62S pages, and illustrated by than 400 wood
engravings. Only $40, or ten cents per vol.
VI.-Cheap Family and Sunday school library, No.
2, hundred vols. 1smo. ~ to 272 pages, neatly
bound with muslin backs, &C., with "a catalogues,
for the use Of Schools, only $40.
Periodicals. -The Sunday School Journal.
Published twice month, at twenty-five cents per
year, in advance-a valuable family Newspaper and
Sabbath school teachers Guide; in form suitable
for binding.
II pages IS mo- with cuts, at 25 cents year.
Youths Penny Gazette Available paper for Sum
day school scholars and families, published every
other week, with five six embellis hments in each
number. Forty copies one year, $500, which is ex-
acty at the rate of twelve and half cents year in
advance. Single copies sent by mail, 25 cents per
year. A. w. COREY, Agent,
st Louis, June g. '4S-6m Chestnut st., st LOUIS. Mo-
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JryMEPFC T7D
RE;NNEs(Dj1a

w ESTERN ". YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH
w 2o7 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C.
VAUGHN'S We ,etable Lithontriptic Mixture, eel
ebratcd Medicine which has made
Great Cures in all Diseases.
is now introduced into this section. The limits Of
advertisement will not permit extended notice
OF this remedy we have only to say it has for its "a
gents in the United States and Cana,,as large mum.
Der ofeducatel MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS in high
professional standing, WHO make general use Of il
their practice in the following diseases; DROpSY,
GRAVEL. and diseases of the Urinary Organs: Piles
and all diseases Of the blood; arrangements OF the
Liver, Sc, and al! general diseases Of the system
is particularly requested that all who contemplate
the OF this article, Or who desire information
speeding it, will OBTAIN A PAMPHLET OF 80 pa
sss. which Agents whose names are below will glad
~ give away; this book treats upon the method Of
cureexplains the properties OF the article, and the
diseases 1t has been used for this country and
Europe for four years with such perfect effect. o.
yer 6 pages of testimony from the highest quarters
will be fonnd, with NAMES, PLACES and DATES
which can be written to by any one interested and
ME parties will answer post paid communications.
s.sBe particular and ask for the pamphlet. as no
other such pamphlet has ever been seen. The evil
1once Of the power of this medicine over all discas
es is guaranteed By persons Of well known standing
in society. Put up in 80 OF. ard II OF. bottles
Price 81, 80 81, IL the larger being the chea
per. Every bottle has &C. c. VAUGHN'' written on
the directions. &c. See pamphlet page %. Prepared
by DR. G. c. VAUGHN, aud sold at principal Office,
GOT Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to
sale of this article erciuscey,132 Nassau New-York
and corner of Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass,
and by all Druggists throughout this country and
Canada as Agents. arAgcnts. H. Blaksley, st Lou
is, Mo-. E. E. Gay and j. F. Tallan, Burlington, Iowa;
P. Fay, Boomington A. Hamilton, Wapello; J. Smith,
Pontoosuc; J. F. Myres, Fl Madison, ]. B. Farnam,
Travelling agent. (aug II, 1s4s)
DLANEs-Smooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer; for
L sale by zap 2o4sl JOHN FooTE.
D0RT FOLIOS-Just received doz. Port Folies,
oct 10 F ABRAHAMs, Corner Barrett House
~ OLD PENs-Just received doz. Gold Pens BY
VJOct 19.'ls ABRAHAMs, Corner Barrett House
Coffee! Coffee I!
\ N BAGS prime green Rio Coffee, for sale by
Il w Oc: &c AS w CDOLBAUGh
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GENERAL Agents and Commiss Merchants.
~ No. ~, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan rs, ,4s
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COOPER'S TOOLS.

COOPER'S TOOLS.
lust received, large and well selected stock of
y these articles, viz
Stave knives, following. shayecups, Hoop,
Backing, short and long heading and champer.
ing knives;
Coopers and Carpenters AIDES;
Board Axes, Dowelling Bits, truss Hoops;
Leveling planes, v Crosses, &C., &c.
The above articles are direct from the manufacture
ers in Cincinnati, and will be sold low by
Dec II, '4a J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER
Boots & Shoes for Fall & Winter Trade.
ID ECElVED per steamer Bon Accord 10 cases
! I Boots and Shoes comprising complete and ex-
tensire assortment
Mems prime thick boots; mems do kip do
do fine Philadelphia calf boots;
do fine do do Napoleons;
do prime thick brogans; mems kip do
do calf bregans;
Women's morocco and calf lace bootees;
do do and kid slippers and shoes;
do kid top and polka CATERS;
do common, sewed and pegged shoes;
Boys and youths thick and kip boots;
90 do do do shoes;
Youths and boys calf and morocco shoes;
Misses and Children's shoes.
Purchasers are solicited to examine the assort-
ment. J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER
aug 81, 'aS Corner Of Front and Jefferson st.
NJ OVELs-Just received at the Burlington Book
~ store, the following new novels: Dombev &
Son-Thc Cruise of the midge-Life in London-The
Three Conference.-The Forty-ive Guardsmen--
Seven Capital Sns--Esther De Medina or the crimes
OF Ioulon-Love Match, sc JF ABRAHAMS~
nov s-4s corner of Barrett House
lust received IL doz Colbu-n's Intellectual Arith
y metic; doz Geography of the ...avens;
doz Watts on the mind; doz Letter writer's;
Nov ABRAHAMs, Barrett House
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Ioun.
TRoN-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
STOVES-Improved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Paror, Coal, Box, 10, 7, and 6
plates, different sizes.
ALSO-Jewctt's Improv ed Patent Cary Plourhs Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron-wire, Nails,
and Casting Of every description.
fun supply of the above articles always on hand
and for sale as low can be afforded by
my 10. '4S JOHN G.. FOOTE
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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

DEST and cheapest Horse medicine in the world
- Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powder have
earned great name. For purity, mlldness safety,
certainty and Sloan's Ointment excels
and is rapidly superceding all other Ontments and
Liniments now in use for the cure OF the following
diseases
Fresh wounds Calls of all kinds, sprains Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Rngbone, WindGalls, Poll Evil, Cal
lus, Spavins, Fstnla Sitfs Strains, ameness, sand
Cracks Foundered Feet, Scratches Grease, Mango,
Swceny and Horn Distemper.
The powder will remove all Inflammation and fe-
er,purfy the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the
Ter and strengthen every part of the body and has
proved sovereign remedy for the following diseas-
es; Distemper, Hide-bouni, Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the
Eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism,
commonly called stiff complaint,) which proves 50
fatal to many valuable horses in this country.
It il also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, III.
Nov 80, ls4S w. B. SLOAN
And sold in nearly every town in theWestern state
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NJ. G. Cook. Nj. D.

Office, corner of Main and Pine Streets, St Louis Mo.
nR COOK tenders his Acknowledgements to his nu-
- merous patrons for the confidence reposed in
his skill and ability in the important and critical
partments of the profession, to which he continues
to devote his attention, viz the diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Having devoted the last fifteen years to
the study and practice in this branch of medical sci
ence, he feels assured that in the most inyete-
rate cases, he can accomplish permanent and safe
cure. His success heretofore warrants this degree
ofconfidence in any case that may be presented
Persons who are unfortunately afflicted with dis
ease of either the EYE or the EAR, are invited to
call and seek relief. April 2O-4s-Iy.
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American Sunday School Union.

American Sunday School Union.
e1ETPsN BRANCH Depository, st Louis, No.
<.s-L&kygT No. so. Chestnut street, nearly opposite
eIs AZ the Post Office, st Louis, Mo. Con-
stantly on hand complete assortment
of all the Publications from the General Depository
Philadelphia.
The Society have published more than
1900 varieties of Books, Maps, Cards Sc,
and over 500 Sunday school library Books good
paper and type with numerous plates and engravings
and substantially bound embracing Scripture stories,
illustrations, biographies, domestic duties parental
relations, missionary stations, geography and anti
ques, temperance, duties of children, prayer,
ratives of real life, etc, etc. Eminenty practical
and Instructive suitable also for families and indi
vidual reading. Maps of Palestine, Jerusalem Jour-
neyings of the Children of Israel and st Paurs Ira
vels. Question books, spelling books, hymn books,
SC. All the requisites for conducting Sabbath
school. large assortment of small books for pre-
miums, from so cents per 100 and upwards.
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LUMBER YARD.

TINE subscribers will keep constantly on hand a
l. general assortment OF Pine Lumber, square tim
Der, shingles, window sash, &C., and of the best
quality. They have now large quantity, and in
vite those who wish to purchase to give us call.
N. B.-Our yard is on corner Main and Market
Streets near the Creek. FL. C. PEASLEY 4 co
Burlington. June, lS4S
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/ N S ID r. A ~ @ il .
Protection Fire and Marine
ID~urauce Company.

7 YMAN COOK has been duly appointed an Agent
IL Of the Protection Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn Burlington, Iowa, and is authorized to
insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and Warehouses,
Mills, Manufactures, Barns, Stables, and the con-
tents of each, together with every other similar spe-
cies of property, against loss damage by fire. The
rates of premium offered low as those of any
other similar institution, and every man has now an
opportunity, for trifhng sum, to protect himself
against the ravages of this destructive element,
which often, in single hour sweeps away the
ings of many years.
There are two situations, in either Of which the
value of Fire Insurance be adequately appreciat-
ed, viz: While standing upon the ruins of PERSONS
own property, receiving from the Insurance Office
the full amount which he has lost or standing upon
the same spot surrounded. perhaps, by desoated
family, 1amentng that stupidity and folly which fail
ed to provide against such contingency. aug 10
FIRE! FIRE.!
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency f:tna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TINE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
L the above company is prepared to insure against
loss or damage by fre-Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Barns, Mills, &C. &C. at low a rate any similar
institution.
From the known ability and punctuaty of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them,
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this office.
+. J. c. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. 10, IA AGENT.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND GAPS.
r EFT Purchasers who wish to buy good cheap and
IL Fashionable Hat Cap, call at the corner of Wa
ter and Jefferson Streets where the largest and best
assortment to be found in Iowa, has just been re-
coved from Philadelphia and New York.
few cases super Moleskin hats, latest style;
Mems low priced moleskn and fur hats;
do black and white Mexican do
do super otter caps;
do super seal and nutria caps;
do super and common musk capsg
do fine cloth caps; Mems plush sam,rlines;
do silk and worsted plush caps;
do cloth and glazed caps,
Boys cloth, plush and glazed caps;
Boys and infants fancy cloth caps ana tnrbans.
The above lot which only comprises portion of
assortment, will be found well worthy the attention
OF purchasers. J. &. LAuMAN Il BROTHER
sept Z. 1S4S corner Water and Jefferson SITS
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INRINGES, GIMPS, &C: handsome assortmen nj
Il of gimps. fringes, laces, lady's worked collars,
capes and habits, grass linen, lawn and cambria
hdkfs, lady's and gents black, white and cold kid
silk, linen and cotton gloves, for sale at astonishing
ly low prices by sep2D d. NJ. EWING & Co
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Caps and BonnetS.
ME have just received from New York and Of
w fer for sale very low
900 Rutland. pearl and straw bonnets;
$50 braid bonnets;
100 misses straw and moiena do
10 coz fur caps; doz silk plush caps;
10 do plain cloth caps; Is dog plush do
70 do fur-trim'd do 80 do glazed do
10 do boys fancy cloth and velvet cans;
10 de hair seal caps, with large and splendid
assortment of artificial flowers, tabs, rosettes ana
head dresses. Call and see them.
sent II 1913 Cox, GARRETT CO
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George Partridge.

4 COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. 81,
SWaer Street, (up stairs.) st Louis, Mo: 17,Par-
cular attention paid to the sale of Floor Gan, Pork
Lard, Bacon, Salt, Groceries, &C. And VIII also al
tend to the purchase of any articles usually kepin
Country Store. may III ".
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nUEENS-WAREs Just opened a beautiful assert.
VI mcnt Of Queensware consisting of white and
painted Granite Tea Sets; common Liverpool ware
&c, (octis, 'as) &c LAUaiAN \ BRO.
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY PLOUGH

PATENT CARY PLOUGH
49, THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN ly on hand large supply of the
above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand with the latest
improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough is much inn
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the
OF the land side regularly round up to the BEAM;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under it; thereby rendering it almost impossible
to choke it out in the worst of stubble The mould
board is put on with bolts instead OF rivets as here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens it hard as cast STEEL and prevents
it from wearing of: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two. The mould board of the Patent Cary is made
of wrought iron, and the share of steel, and will
scour as bright as silver, in the lightest soil. To
those who acquainted with the Patent Cary is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those 70 are
not, we say try it, and judge for yourseve This
Plough is much more durable than almost al Bther
made in the country and at the prices at which it is
now sold, it is without doubt the cheapest.
Burlington, ap AT JOHN G. FOOTE.
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4 = dog Hunes superior Axes, hatchets, ham.
4 "a mers, ETC., etc., for sale by
Nov %, '4S Parsons, Corp Parsons
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: Webser's Dictionary,


EETssN Is confessedly the largest, best and
Ftls44gMTcheapest DICTIONARY in the English
", ~ Language. The entire work, undbridg-
edin vol. Crown Quarto. 1859 pp.with
Portrait Of the author, revised by Professor Good
rich, of Yale College. Price, Sc.
ssrhe most complete accurate and reliable Diction.
airy of the Language is the recent testimony given
to this work by many Presidents of Colleges and 9TH
or literarymen throughout the country.
Containing three times the amount of matter of any
other English Dictionary compiled in this country,
or any Abrdgment of this work, yet
1ts definitions models of condensation and p,t-
rity. The most complete work of the kind that any
nation can boast oC"-Hon. Wm b. Calhoun.
awe rejoice that it bids fair to become the STAN
dard Dictionary to be used by the numerous mill.
ions of people who to inhab the United States.'
Signed By 104 members of Congress.
Published by G. & c. MERRIAM,Spring feld, Mass,
and for sale by KEITH s. WOODS, Market street,
near 4th, ST LOUIS, where may also be found as
ment OF Miscellaneous and School Books andsSta-
tonery. [St Louis, sept. 81, ls4s-4m
R0 KEGS Nails just received and for sale by
w july l3, '4S PRUGH COOK
TUNIATA IRON.-io tons Juniata Iron Just re-
eeved and for sale at the Pittsburgh Iron store by
july 10, '4s PRUGH COOK
4 NVILs-Mousehole and American.
IA vices do. do.
sledges and hammers; for saleby JGFoorE.
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Ready Made Clothing.
rOX, GARRETT & CO., have just received per
Us Senator direct from New York, a large and
splendid assortment Of winter clothing, comprising
500 cloth, blanket, tweed, cashmere and satinett
coats;
500 prs. cloth, cashmere, satinett, tweed, jeans
and kersey pants
1000 velvet, satin. valentia and woollen vests;
rs doZ. fine and common muslin shirts, also,
Flannel and nett under shirts and drawers collars
ETC., which determined to sell as cheap as a.
ny house above st Louis. Call and examine our
clothing and prices before You purchase. Remem-
1t trouble to show goods' at the N. f. corner
OF Nam ana Jefferson streets. sept %. '4s
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nOOIO AMI NrIIES.
WE have received :; s.a Boston and Philadelphia
w 100 uoAes BJoss and Shoes consisting in part Of
20 boxes thick boots; 10 boxes calf do
Is do kip do 10 box. grained s seal do
$50 prs. mems kip brogans;
100 do do thick do
300 do boys kip and thic! shoes;
$50 do youths kip and thick do
$50 do Woman's kip and calf bootess;
2lo do ladies kid slippers
100 do do walking shoes; GO prs ladys CATERS
- do gentlemen's CATERS, with good assort-
ment Of boys and yontl's boots, misses bootees,
chiidren's shoes, ETC., etc., which we will sell very
low for cash or produce cp2l Cox, GaRsErrS Co
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(WAN BOERSTLER arc now opening at the cor
ner of Jefferson and Third streets full and well
selected assortment of Seasonahle Goods for the
Cpripr o,a Summer Tr,Io
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DOCKS! BOOKS.-An kinds Of school Books,
ID also Stationery, for sale very low at Gays Book
and Drug store, corner Jefferson and Main SITS d2s
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is carefully packed up in boxes for appropriations
and sent to ofthe u. Texas Mexico Indies
THOMAS MILES, 1863 Main street Cincinn Ohio Gen
era gents for the T. States Mexico West Indies and Can
adas To whom all communications be addressed,
Post Paid. HENRY B!.,KSLEY Co, agents, st LoniS.
Sold by e. w. BopEMaSN, Agent for Burlin ston Iowa.
and for sale by OF the principal Druggists and Ner
chants the United states, Mexico, Canada
Yves, Indies. sent Is4s-Iv
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MandIehaRnl. Block 4 60.
BANKERS and Dealers in Exchange, 81 louis,
constantly for sale. Orders for Warrants filled at
the lowest market sales. na-24-6m
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NTHISkEY, 30 bhls Cincinnati, Dresses brandy
w just reed and for sale by
oct rs '4S j G LAuMAN & BROTHER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13

Austria.-The brutal ferocity of Austria. of
which so many proofs have been given in the lta-
liam and Hungarian struggle, is still further
empIlffed in the terms that she imposes upon the
noble Venilians, who the last to hold out
against her power. Austria requires that forty
of the principal citizens shall be selected VIC
TINS before she will grant amnesty 20 the balance.
Thu, is, the people of Venice shall permit her to
chooes out forty conspicuous citizens, to be deli.
berately murdered, before they can hope for par
don from Austria. The people Of Venice choose
rather q general immoialion than 10 consent to
such a cruel and bloody alternative. The perpe-
tration of such act of babarity, exciles horror
even in those accustomed to scenes of cruel ard
remorseess murder. The Archbishop of Paris
has addressed strong appeal to the French Mi
mister Of Foreign Affairs. urging the joint inter:
ference of England and France in the affairs of
Venice, so as to procure from Austria a mitigation
Of the terms. Whether he will be successful or
no, in his OBJECT, the diress necessity only will
compel the Ventans 10 consent to the brutal terms
demanded Phil. Ledger.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13

Couldn't Come H.-Mr. CIay's servant boy. who
was induced to run away from him at New York,
returned the next day from Boston. He Gays he
has been followed from Saratoga by certain abo-
tlonsts, who made overtures to him to run away,
and he was finally persuaded to take the step he
did, When he arrived at Boston thev gave him
$500, and wanted him to 60 on board a ship that
was about sailing for Liverpool. This he did not
like. and fearing what might be done with him,
he paid them back the money, and Immediately
returned in Penitence TO Mr.. Clay, who kindly re-
ceived him. The $500 given him, we suppose,
was ruse. to pacify hun after he reached Boston
which together with his watch, fob chain, and sun.
dry other valuable articles which he sports about
his person, wouIdj on reaching a respectful dis
tance," have soon vanished, Intelligent snigger'
that-couIdn't fool him on corn-dodgers when there
was buckw heat cakes and molasses on the Ia bIe