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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

CLEaeYxEx MURDERED IN CAL1roR-
Among the private letters in this
city from the Pacific BY the Crescent City,
u one, which we have seen, mentioning a
painful rumor that Messrs New,can and
snercy, clergymen Of the Methodist and
Baptist churches, had been murdered in
The gold region. The letter is Of the latest
dase, and comes from highly respectable
source. Il refers TO the statement Incl
dentally, as If il were we'll understood
fact, bat gives no particulars. Newark
Adv.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
1NOX GARRETT. 4 co., have just received frsn
~ New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore very
large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware Boots and shoes, Hats, Caps Bon
nets, Ready made Clothing, etc.. etc, which they
will sell wholesale and retail very cheap for cash
produce. Call and examine goods and prices be-
ore purchasing. burlington, sept. 81, 1915
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CREDITORS NOTICE,

THE creditors of William w. Chapman are notiti-
ca that an instalment of ten per cent. apon the
and expenses is required to be paid to the undersign
ed on or before the first day of April ensuing, and
that in default demands will be forfeited
march 8, ls4s J. w. GRIMES, Assignee.
DEORiA PLOWs, Toby & Anderson's make. } for
sale by (mch 3, '49) PRUGH COOK
breaking PLoWs; Is breaking Plows Trough
y ana Ready brandy for sale by PRueH Cook
pOuCH AND READY FLOWS; 500 steel PioW5
IL Trough and Ready brandy for sale by
march ., ~ PRUGH 4 COOK
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22
GARDEN SEEDS.

ID AlsED at Union Village, Ohio. by The Society Of
IL Shakers. AS the season for Gardening is near
we would inform those VINO wish to buy seed that
we have good supply Of Garden Seeds, and that
there can be some dependence placed upon their
quality and freshness: for sale by
march Is, 1S49-lm c. W. RICHIE l. SON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

" N " ~ r. n ] r. y
ID BOXES Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
LIZ bhls. Cigars; chests assorted Teas;
800 lbs Boston saleratus: fierce Rice;
$50 lbs Dbl. ref'd do loaf sugar;
1900 lbs Boston Cod Fish; IL mats Of Cassia;
bbls Macaboy and Scotch snuff
2boxes sperm candles; bags pepper& spice
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee;
40 bbs. sugar and molasses;
20 doz. buckets and tubs.
Also, variety Of Dye-stufis. paints and oils, fine
spices, etc. ETC., for sale at low prices by
Nov %, '4S PARSONS, Corp 4 PARSONS
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nTO DEAF astonishing cures
which have followed the use OF DR. Nc Nairs Acous-
OIL; has gained for it reputation never before equal
led. To the incredulous we submit the following.
Others might be given but for want Of room we
leave them out.
New York. July 27th, ls44.-It is with the great
est gratitude that have the pleasure OF relating the
great benefit have received from DR. McNair's A.
coustic Oil. ! was, at the time commenced the
use Of this Oil, deaf that could scarcely hear
anyth ng distinctly, and any one conversing with me
had to speak far above his ordinary of voice to
make me hear at all. have now almost entirely re-
gained my hearing perfectly, and have not used the
whole of one flask yet. Iwould confidently recon-
mend all deaf persons to use this oil.
ROBERT CARPENTER,
l44 Monroe street, near Grand st. Ferry.
Sold by C. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant, Bur
ington, Iowa, and by Comstock Co.. So second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

n-THE Iowa Historical and Geological Socie-
twill hold special meeting on Friday evening the
Esd inst at I O'Clock. lmarch %, ,As
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22
LATEST ARRIVAL,

LATEST ARRIVAL.
FALL & WINTER GOODSn
M have just received from Boston and other
w cities, very desirable assortme nj of Fall and
Winter Goods, selected for this market, to which
we respectfully call the attention of our old friends
and customers and 1.-THE trading community generally.
s'1is no trouble TO saor Gcods,' is always UNDER
stood. Our goods Of the be quality and will he
sold at unusually low prices for Cash, Produce, &C.
&C, Jefferson street, Darlington, Iowa.
Nov. %. 1913 Parsons, Corr & PARSONS
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GREAT BARGAINS!!

GREAT BARGA
THE south half Of Iot 20e, with house and i'm
i provements thereon for sale at 800.
Lot sl5 with house thereon 5000.
The south half of lot Ill and north Is feet of lot
ITO being IS It By 1T II with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at 5000.
The middle OF lot isl with House thereon for
sale at $4,000, call on lFeb u GRIMES L STARR
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N EW GOODS!

M W GOODS!!
n NJ. EWING 4 CO.. have received and are O.
-. pening a large and handsome stock Of merchan-
disc comprising almost style variety and quail
ity Of Staple and Fancy Goods and notions desirable
In this market, all of which they offering at
ry reduced prices and if low prices are any induce
ment to purchasers, they tiatter themselves that
they cannot fail to please, the5 are determined
not to be undersold BY any house in Burlington.
sept 81, l64S ID. NJ. f. l. Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

Observation-Disclosures SHELDON will open her
School again the first Monday in April, if the wealth
er Is favorable. Forming the minds, manners and
morals of the Children is considered principal part
Of Instruction. fmarch %, lS49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

tOX, GARRETT 4 CO., will continue to sell
Goods at Cost for a few days longer. Purchas-
ers will find to their interest to examine our goods
and prices. march La ,SAa
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Wade. Still G co.

rROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 30.
~ Levee ST Louis, NO., have on hand large and
general assortment Of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East.-ss-ly
automatically Won Phil; A. L. Benoist & Co.;
r. L w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet < Co., st Louis-F is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

L>OR THE TOILET.-Jayne's Hair Tonic, Poma-
L tum, Bears Oil, Macassar oil, Eau Lustrale, Am
brosia, powder, lilly white, chalk balls. asst Ex-
racts, fancy soaps, Eau Cologne, also hair brushes,
Tooth and Nail brushes, smelling bottles ETC., for
sale at Gays Drug store jan II, 1s49
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!Dewees' Practice; 50 90
iMackintoshss do 3 25
Armstrong; do. 4 90
Bell'sMateriaNIedica 2 90
Hall on the Nerves; 100
Green on the Skin; l 90
Eberle's Notes; 125
Velpeau's Anatomy; 3 SO
LudlOw's Manual of
Examinations; 225
Dunglison's Medical
| Student; / 90
Goods study of Med
icine; 8 90
Ramsbotham's Pro-
| cess of Parturition 6 90
NJ. Chailly's Midwi-
fiery; 2 IS
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II IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIA kMl0RANTS,-
stWhat does it profit man to gain' all the Gold in
California and lose his own health and lifep
To supply want that must be apparent to every
person who expects to go to California, where they
will be subject to various diseases, from sudden
changes of climate and diet, and other
causes, and out Of reach of Physicians, have had
convenient and compact MEDICINE CHESTS neatly
fitted up. containing some twenty five or thirty diff
ferent kinds Of Medicines in most common use,-
besides Tests for Gold, accompanied with Pam
phlet giving short treatise in familiar language, SO
that any person can understand it, of such diseases
a. are most likely to prevail on such expeditions
with recipes and directions for preparing and TAX
ing medicines, SO that any one can give them with
out danger. To which is added methods OF obtain
ing, washing and testing Gold. The price is so low
as to come within the reach Of any one. Ihave also
large and general assortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines, and many fancy goods suitable
for trading with the Indians, at extremely low prices
Persons visiting st Louis would do well to call at
my Store, corner Third and Market Streets and ex-
anime for themselves. About the LIST of April, l
shall also have supply Of the Medicine Chests and
other useful and valuable articles at Independence,
West Port, and st Joseph. A. G. BRAGG.
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Clothing and Shirts. At Wholesale

THE subscribers are now receiving the largest
and best assorted stock of Ready Made Clothing
and Shirts opened in this markets for the Spring
and Summer trade, which will be sold to Merchants
and Dealers, for cash, or to punctual men, as low
as the same goods can be purchased in Boston, New
York or Philadelphia. Merchants from the coun-
try particularly invited to examine stock be-
fore making their purchases, as our goods will be
shown freely and cheerfully to those who wish TO
look through the market before buying.
N. accompanies going to California, will find at
house every thing necessary in the Clothing line
at the lowest easter IN prices. YOUNG BROTHERS,
l59 Main Street a fe,c doors above the
" st Louis, march s, lS46-2m Bank of Afissot.,i
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GARDEN SEEDS

ANDRETHPS superior Garden SEEDS; Just re-
~ ceived, a complete supply Of the above cele-
brated Garden Seeds, fresh from the Nursery of the
proprietor near Philadelphia. These seeds are all
OF the most superior and approved qualities, en-
bracing every variety OF Cabbage, Peas, Beets, Gu
cumber, Beans, Parsley, Leek, Nasturtium, Okra,
Onions, Melons, Radishes, Turnips, Tomatoes, Pie
Plant, Spinach, Lettuce, ETC., etc.
Printed catalogues of the seeds furnished gratis
by the Agent, if. TALLANT
march y, l849 Jefferson street.
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Tbos s. Young & Co., I'm.
porters Of Cloths, CASH
meres, vestings, &c.
Nrw V0uw
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IfNOT1CE-Au persons indebted to me either
by Note or Book account requested to settle the
same without delay, as the old business must now
be brought to close. Prompt attention to this no.
tice will save trouble and oblige ]. G. LAUMAN
ct 8, 1s48 tGaz copy1 Corner Jefferson water SITS
CsPERM anu Star Candles, for sale at Gays Drug
- Store, corner Jefferson and Main SITS dec %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19
M Nc New Vol Tnbune howls plteously oyer lhe

n? The New York Tribune bowls pleously over The
OHIO electisn. IL all the Weslera Reserve, tue
former stronghold Of The Wing party, the Tayoritfs
have elected only Representative, while the free
SoIers have carried fue counues, and the Democrats
fire. The Tribune makes this occas on for The most
bitter maIedicons on the Free S1eTs charging them
with having given these five counties, which essen,
italy wing in principle, TO the Democratic party ard
thus contributing keeping Ohio another year IN
stale of anarchy. No ono knows better than Horace
Greeley tn injustice Of this accusation. He knows that
The wings of TIE Western Reserve had long been highly
ami slavery in their char acter Ike what called Inc
"corscience wings " OF Massachusetts, Their choice of
such men as dtngs aid Root 10 represent ITEM N
Congress, aests 10 this truth When the party was sod
al the Philadelphia slaughter house, such men could not
come into the new Taylor Republican," parry, there
formed Even Horace Greeley himself long refused and
when he did come in il was with wTy faces and under
protest. The OF the Wings OF the Western Re
serve stood their ground maintaining the same Free
Soil principles that Had long been dear 10 them, bat
portion seeded and came into tie new Taylor organs
cation fol- ming third and minority party, weaker than
either of the Others.
VIVA ever responsibility there may he, therefore, Tor
giving these FIVE count the democrats rests upon
those TAYLOR men. The contest Was Del"eeh lhe rIee
Sol party and the Hunke democracy. 1.-The Taylor meu
had voted VII tleir old friends, tae liuGkers would
have been defeated they probably would have been
even # the Tay loIes had adh red igIdly TO Their own
ticket But, so great Their spite against the Free
Soil men, that many Of them rOted sraigt out, the
Democratic ticket THIS the way in which ii was
elected The Cleveland True Democrat says that forty
TAYLOR men voted The Democratic ticket in a single
ward in that city And all the accounts get, make
il manifest that The election OF most Of The Democrats
chosen in The Reserve counties, eced BY the votes
of Taylor men, Let the Tribune, then It's spleeI
where is deserved il any where on the men OF lis owI
party. 10 the time ii may he well Tor il 10 un
dersiand, that the Free Sod parry fixed taci'-tha
ii has grea. object to accompi Ii, and hat will &c
straight forward to the accomplishment OF that object u
spite of all wailngs denuncianons ''here e:se
where" When that shall have oeen effected, evrI
less susceptible Than Horace Greeley o. just apprecia
ton Of right and The tue viii regret, bitterly regret
that instead OF doing wnal lIey might toward the glor
Gus work, their influence thrown in The opposing
sca,e.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

The NEW PARTNER OF The BARINes Mer-
iimack, the worthy and well informed Boston
correspondent OF the Newburyport Herald says
The mercantile class here have been quite
grauhed TO learn, that Mr. Russell Sturgis, OF this
city, while in London on tins way overland TO In
IibeI al overtures from the bank
Ing house oil the Barring, to become a partner in
that celebrated establishment, and has accepted
the offer. 1t is understood that Mr. Sturgis will
be the reception partner, tie position occupied BY
Mr. joshua Bates for many years. Mr. Sturgis
has resided in India in former years; he is one of
the numerous family bearing the name, who hail
from New England, and whose ssgacity and en-
teiprise have been strikingly manifest during the
last half century, as they have been the pioneers
10 new marts OF commerce, and have been res
pected at home and abroad tor mercantile honor
and integrity.
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o. We have already advered 10 the fact. that only
"a towns Of SOC this state last year, gave major,
tiles for Taylor Yet the Taylor party had great por>
ton OF the legislature and the whole Of the other depart
menls of the government Can il be possible, thai the
people ,cho constitute majority Of The uhoie and
whose feelings and wishes have neither been represents
ed nor respected, in the government, during the pas
year. should permit thus state Of things continue? Why
should they not make such arrangements sha secure
10 all parties just and equitable representation the
lower branch least, of the legislature We kuow
no good why should submit continued in>
justice, when they have tie power IN cir own hands,
Of nghtiug themselves, wi,hou, dong any wrong 10
others.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

RAILWAY CONVENTION. The great convention ia
favor OF Rail Road to the Pacific Ocean, commenced
its sessions St Lcuis Mo Monday last, and was OF
gauized by the choice OF Senator Douglass Ct Illinois, as
President and Vice President from each Of the States
represented in ile convention. Col Benton made an
able speech Tuesday Various resolutions have been
offered, and referred TO committee. On Wednesday
proposition under di'cusSlon asking c ngress 10
favor the immediate commencement of tie ma road,
at point nest Of lie organized STATES be continued
10 San Francisco. About fire hind, ed members in
attendance
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

NEW ERA IN lRoN. There has just gone in.
TO operation at Booneton, n j., "a Triple Chamber,
the invention OF MIR 5. s. Salters, OF Newark, in
to the upper chamber OF which good Iron Ore
(any which does not turn out great deal OF slag)
and Anthracite Coal, puIyerzed and mixed, are
placed, and, fire being applied, the coal is con.
sumed 5nd the ore melted; "hereupon il is al.
lowed to descend into The next chamber, and
thence into the next, (but not exposed 10 the air
at any time,) and finally drawn off at the bottom,
fully Transformed into MalIeable (wroughD Iron
or Blooms, ready TO be rolled or hammered as
may be desired. 1t is asserted by the paentees
that good wrought Iron, such as would now com.
mand $40 in this market, can be manufactured
by this process at $50 per ton Some very fine
samples OF this Iron ore are now on exhibition at
the + air.-NY Tribune.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

u Mrs Partington's niece complained one
morning of a ringing in her ears. "ltmust he nw-
ing TO the guitar in your head, DEAR said the
old lady ; she knew every sort OF human aiment,
and, like the down east doctor. was death on fits
81 know what ringing in the ears is" continued
she; "ior my ears used TO ring so bad, sometimes,
as 10 wake Paul out OF his sleep, thinking il was
an alarm OF fire r. There was no doubt she was
telling what was ne, but there were some that
questioned 1t In gentle cough.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19


In the la S of the l2Il lust, NOS &C coumu
nloation sighed josiah Bsrber wherein lie com ained
OF the United States llealh In,urrce Company hl
stating that on his Policy Of Insurance he had made
two claims against said company-"t the fast CLAIM he
had much trouble TO procuTe-'he second that lie claim
ed for }enr weeks, aud aid ior Only three weeks
charging said TO. also, with urjsl dealings and warn.
ing Others not 10 trust them" The facts are these Mr.
BARRIERS first claim pad, although his shoprnstes
SAID he was not disqualified from lato,-hs second
claim was allowed Tor three weeks aud NOR. turing
the fourth week Mr. Barber rode in a carriage some
tllry miles and ahored several times in the garden OF
the PHI sician who cerGes his topr weeks sckn, S.
lis policy insured him for each and every full week
during which be may be totally disqualified from ats
iendug TO his business by Of sickness persons
al injury. His plea was, that beng cordwauer, La
boring IN garden not his nSuIi business But The
Goa pany being fully satisfied tia he was no, ettled
under his policy TO more han three weeks pay declined
any further allowance And # Mr.. Barber wishes lc
bring the U. S. Heath Insurance Company OF tne
Agent INTO dsrepuie by his published article, he woult
do well 10 remember that they insure only against 'sck
ness personal injury and not against lszness o
fraud. j. E. WEsrGATE Agent.
Siurbridge, Oct. IS l949
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY. bass relieve on
one OF the sarcophagi at PomeIi represents yerv
happy alegory OF the flight OF the immortal soul
from the Trail barque OF mortality. A ship has
returned from her voyage-she has reached her
port-the helmsnan has relinquished her helm to
me auenoaht genr' whom we may suppose TO
represent the ordinary faculties of human sense
feeling, perception, sc, are going alott TO furl
the sails aud the picturesque conception happily
concludes. as a bird scars away, with expanded
wings, IRON the mast head the beautiful emblem
OF the soul, steering direct to heaven.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

REMARKABLE DIscovERy In CHOLERA
The European Times OF Sept 29h has the follow.
ing:
Within these few days practical discovery
mas been made respecting the cause OF cholera !:
which completely supersedes all the previous
theories upon the subject. II has been placed
beyond doubt by the laborious experiments of
Dr. Britain. and Mr.; Swayne. OF Bristol, that
certain organisms, in very great numbers. exist
10 the aiyine OBJECTIONS rice excavations OF per-
sons who have died from cholera; the existence
OF these organisms have be en- proved incontroyer.
ubly, and that no instance do they exist except
IN the cssas described OF cholera. This led To
further investigation, and ii has now been estab
lIshed that similar organisms exist in places affect
ed with cholara, and especially in the foul wa
ter OF cholera disrics; and that these organisms.
which are proved to be of the fungus tribe, are
assumed to be the cause OF malignant cholera.
by being taken into the body in the act of swal.
lowing. The new organisms are said TO be only
developed in the human intestines, and their
cause the peculiar fux which is characteristic
Of malignant cholera. A variety OF very strong
proofs are adduced TO substantiate these alIega
tons the organisms having been seen by almost
The whole scientific world in London and Bristol
Already the genius of Intervention 10 at work 10
ievise schemes to destroy in embryo these min. |
ate but pestlent enimies oil the human race.
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New YORK Winter Apples.
EPILEPTlC FITS.

guy seven years and six months, cured uy tne use ort
onoerlni medicine Read the 'oowinc renlarkanie csS
on 81 -" m secore Esq, Of Philadelphia afflicted WIZ
fc Fls a74yrs; After travelling through Enrlaud scn,
ernany and France, consulting the most eminent INV
sno eHPeh 'ng Tor medcue medical Treatment an
SooCo' returned with his son to tins countryjn Noy'
WITHOUT receiving any benefit whatever and cnraa
HAhT'S VEGETABLE EXTRBCT
'e sptnI over $1,000 Tor medicine and medical attend
(, E s "uFeG 10 take tour to Europe wIh him wbch
n nrs' VISITED England, consulted the most emi"sn,
enS .nsre n respect to his y examined lin and
I'll 9.eolulngy' remained there three mouths vii
$500 oy ,hs physicians, and the thai received
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

SoMNAMBULIsM. Many serious mistakes are
made by those afflicted with this distressing hab.
it. young man in st. Louis got up from bed,
and while in a state OF somnambulstn, dressed
himself, descended the stairs, lett the house.
and took quiet midnight stroll about the streets
After an absence of about halt an hour, he eturn.
ed; but instead OF going into his own, he entered
the house adjoining. Proceeding up stairs, (,he
two houses corresponding 10 cons,ruction), he
walked into the room answering to his own on
the other side, undressed himself, and got into
bed with the proprietor Of the monson and his
better bali The disturbance it created may be
imagined Facts and explanations soon set the
matter right, but the somnambulst was in grea,
danger.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

NORFOLK County RAiLRoAD.-1he Directors have
made arrangements to mortgage the road aud franchise
for S700 900, and have made Roberl G Shaw, Amory
Davis aud Charles r. Russell the tusees iol that pur>
pose by this arrangement all the subsequent mortgage
ges and attachments are 10 be removed so that The
creditors will be enabled TO obtain bonds for III m debs
as soon as the necessary papers are completed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

SUPPOSE RoBBERY-Mrs Hannah Gelchel, OF
Nor,hboro', visited Boston ast Monday business and
while at tie depot OF the Cd Colony Railroad, missed
her wallet, containing S50i bank bills; certificates
for shares in the Cheshire Riroad, and wo notes 81
hand, one for $500, and the other for 600
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-19

GAS L,GHr. The Gas@orks Company have .ol
their works into operation that hcy commenced fur
nishing their last evening, which occasion
a magnificent star, composed Of more than six hun red
burners placed iu front Of Warren Hail. on Pearl street,
attracted good deal OF attention. Several splendid
lights were exhibited different places in e Main
Street, tie evening before.