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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29
r. dith Gray;
THE FORSAKEN ONE.
AN DER TRUE TALE.
A dream of poetry, that may uot be
Written or told-exceedino heout;frln

Written or told-exceeding beautiful"
"Oh mother are these diamonds really
for me?" said Edith Gray, as she flew to
the mirror, to admire their flashing light
amid her dark ringlets, land never surely
did mirror reflect lovelier face and figure
with or without adornment) GLOW Kind
was this of papa" "--Suddenly she stop
ped, while n bright flush fitted over her
cheek. Her mother looked smilngly at
her, and said
"Shall I,interpret that blush for you,
Edith? You were thinking of Fitzhugh,
and wonde.ing if you would attract his
attention at the hall tonight"
The color deepeucd in Edith's cheek,
and her beautiful eyes were yelled by
their long lashes, as she replied: "You
are right, mamma; / confess he fascinates
me. What noble air he has---what
speaking eyes, and
s'Stop, Edith ?" said her mother; /
think you are more than half in love al
ready. with your acquaintance of half a
"Surely, mother, it does not need
montlis or years to-
"Find out whether man is handsome -
laughingly replied her mother; then ris-
ing and kissing her forehead, she said -
Beware Edith have a care of your heart,
till you know whether he is worthy of
it." ~
"Never fear, dear mother" said Edith,
as with light step she bounded from
the room, "there cen be no guile there t'
Take a peep within the perfume of
countless flowers: soft eyes look love to
eyes that speak again fairy forms and
gliding feet keep time with the voIuptu-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29
July I, lS49.
LANED FOEs sAE,E.

The subscriber having more Lands
than he can cultivate, offers for sale q
valuable Plantation, situated in Pckens
District on Fuller's Creek, waters of
Conneross, containing 800 acres; about
150 of which is cleared and mostly fresh,
there is large quantity of bottom
land ditched and drained. The Planta-
ton is good tiiiable and productive
ground, as any in the up-country, under
good fence and in a high state of cult
walton. On the premises is good Dwell
ling House, Kitchen, Negro House, Cot,
ton Gin and Thashing Machine, and all
necessary out buildings.
He will also sell 272 acres of Wood
land lying near the above tract, situated
near one road leading from Pickens C.H.
to GAINESVILLE, Ga, by way of Bachelors
Retreat, the other road leading from
Andersonville to Clarksville, GA, both
roads running through the tract. On
said tract is n small improvement; the
balance well timbered iand--the greater
portion of it good farming land.
Persons desiring to purchase would do
well to call and Judge for themselves.
Terms made to suit purchasers. An
ply to
THOMAS w. HARDIN.
August %, 1S49. 14-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29
POETRY.
lFreh the Charleston Courier.1
"THE SHIP ON FIRE

From the Charleston Conrier1
"THE SHIP ON FIRE
"ahe Storm DER the ocean flew furious and fast,
And the waves rose in foam Mt the voice of the
blast
And heavily labor'd the gale beaten Ship,
Like stont hearted swimmer, the spray at
his lip;
And dark was the sky DER the mariners path.
Except when the lightning illum'd it in wrath.
A young mother knelt in her cabin below.
And pressing her babe to her bosom of snow,
She prayd to her God, mid the hurricane wild.
OH Father have mercy look down ON nv child.
"It pass'd--the fierce whirlwind carecr'd ON its
way,
And the ship. like nm arrow, divided the spray;
Her sails glimmer'd white in the beams of the
moon,
And the breeze up aloft seem'd to whistle a tune.
There was joy in the ship, as she furrowd the
For fond hearts within her were droamnc Of
home;
The young mother pressed her fond babe to
hor breast
And sang sweet song as she rockd it to rest:
And the husband sat checrily down by her side,
And iookd with delight in the face ofhis bride
'oh! happy, said he when our roaming is DER,
Wen dwell in our cottage that stands by the
shore;
Already in fancy its roof descry,
ana the smoke of its hearth curling up to the
sky:
Its garden so green and its vine coyer'd wall.
lie kind friends awaiting to welcome us all.
ANA the children that sport by the old oaken
tree
Ahl gently the ship glided overt the sea.
Harkl what was that
Hark, bark to the shout
'riRE!--then tramp and rout-
And an uproar Of voices arose in the air.
And the mother knelt down--and the half
spoken pray'r
That she offered to Cod in her agony wild,
Was Father have mercy, look down on my child!
"She flew to her husband, she clung to his side,
Oh! there was her refuge, whate'cr might bctidc
Fire! Fire! it was raging above and below,
And the cheeks ofthe sailors grew pale at the
sight,
And their eyes glisten'd wild in the glare of the
light;
Twas vain Ger the ravage the waters to drip.
ihe pitiless flame was lord of the ship,
And tho smoke, in thicker wreathes mounted
higher and higher,
Oh! God it is fearful to perish by fire.
Alone with destruction, alone on the sea,
Great Father of mercy, our hope is in thee,
Sad at heart and resign'd, yet undaunted and
brave,
They lower'd the boat, mere speck ON tho
wave.
First enter'd the mother enfolding her child,
IL knew she caress'd it. lookd upwards and
smil'd;
Cold, cold was the sight as they drifted away,
And mistily dawn'd DER the path way the day
And they pray'd for the light, and, at noon tide
about
The sun Ger the waters shone joyously out.
Ho sail! Ho! saill cried the man on the lee.
Ho! sail! and they turned their glad eyes on
the sea-
They see u.s. they see us, the signal is wayd:
IL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

Daniel d. Alexander
Sam'l. Alberson,
NJ. Chandler,
Daniel Alexander, Jr.,
Joseph Burns,
Messrs. M. Morchcad q
Nicholas Bacon,
Watson Collins,
JAS. E. Calhoun,
Leonard Capehart,
James Dodd,
i. A. Edge,
VIM. Gasaway, .
Jas. w, Gray,
Mrs. d. VIM. Howard,
ID. III. Kenncmore,
Jacob Lewis,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

jeremiah Moody,
EcY. A. 4, Morse, Q
James Morgan,
Stephen Nicholson,
VIM. Newton, LII.
James Neal;
Ginens Nix,
Jesse Oglcsby,
John Owens,
Mrs. Mary Stephens,
Miss Harriet Spillcr,
Col. M. o. Talman,
Charles Thompson,
Alexander White,
j. e, & r. Williams,
Robert Wilson,
Mrs. f. Wilkinson,
Hiram l.. Whitworth.
ALEXANDER, p. NJ.
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letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Piclcns G
H., Quarter ending Soth June, ls49, which if
not taken out within three months will be sem
to Tic Post Office Department as dead letters
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-29

Extraordinary Agaatic ISport.--On
Tuesday, along the south shore of Massa.
chusetts Bay. around Cohasset rock and
Nantaskct beach, immense numbers of
mackerel were driven in among the rocks
and on the sand, so that they could
captured many quantity with great cas-,
They were pursued by hundreds ofbluc
hsh--a rare fish in those waters, thorgh
abounding on the Long Island coast
Buckets !, nets, and baskets were in reoui-
sitiom and great quantities of fish were
caught in manner of which an old angler.
woTd be ashamed.
The population Of Cincinnati is cstima-
ted at one hundrcd and ten thousand,
about ono half of whom oro foreigners.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Public Sale.

nj Office is hereby given, that on Saturday the
IN oath day of November next, 1 will sell at pub.
lie auction at the City Hall, in the city Of Bnrngtons
part of Lot No. Sc, to wit fifteen feet front on CO.
lu mba ST. eet by sixty feet back as the property Of
s. 4 P. Lindemuth, to satisfy the tax for Macadami-
zing and paving the cutters opposite the same, on
Columbia street, levied by the authority Of the city
council of the city Of Burlington, and amounting 70
the sum Of twenty six dollars and twenty-five cents,
with the interest thereon since the I'D day OF March,
lS49, and the costs OF levy, advertising and sale.
Also--on the same day, at the same place, win
sell at public auction the east Sc by 60 feet Of Lot
Sc, the property Of Geo. H. Beeler TO satisfy the
tax for matchmaking and paving the cutters on Co
lumbia street, levied by the authority Of the city
council Of the city Of Burlington, and amounting 70
the sum of ninety five dollars tax and interest there.
since the Sd day Of March, l64s and the costs or
levy, advertising and sale.
Also-on the same day, at the same place, will
sell at public auction, the east 20 feet on Columbia
st, by 60 the alley, of Lot No. 80, as the proper
y of Ann Wigginton, to satisfy the tax for macad-
amizng paving cutters, setting curb stone, etc., on
Columbia ST., and for paving the alley opposite the
same, both sums amounting to the sum OF go 90,
and interest thereon since the Sd day Of March,
1s4s, with costs Of sale. Levied by the authority
OF the city council.
Also--on the same day, at the same place, I will
sell Lot 10 in said city, TO satisfy the tax levied BY
the authority Of the city counci upon the same, for
matchmaking. paving cutters, setting curb stone,
ETC., Columbia ST. opposite the same, and amount
ing to the of $17l so tax, with interest thereon
since the sd day Of March, S49 together with costs
of levy and sale.
Also-upon the same day, at the same place, I
will sell the east half Of Lot 446 in said city, -
in. Jefferson ST. by so back, to satisfy the tax
levied upon the saine by the authority OF the city
counci for matchmaking; paving the cutters, set
ting the curb stone, Surveying collecting etc., up
on Jefferson st., opposite the same, together with
costs of levy, collection and sale.
EDWARD MARROW, Collector.
q py00
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
To PHYSICIANS.

JUST received, the following valuable medical
y works:--Sir Ashley Cooper's works, latest sdi.
United States Dspensatory, Wood and Bache's DO.
Woods practice, latest edition, Waisonson's do.
Bell srstokes do, Dungson's do, Mackintoshs do.
Armstrongs's do, Dewees' do.
Goods study OF medicine, Coopers med. dictionsrys
Hooper's do do, DunglisOn's do do.
DunglisOn on human health, Lawrence on ruptusoss
Carpenters Human Physiology,
Smith + Horner's anatomical atlas,
Rayer on the skim Green do do, Taylor on pesOns,
vepeau's operative surgery, Tamplin on deformitss
Chapman on govt, erupiive fevers, drorsies, etc.,
Williams T. Clymcr on the respiratory organs
Maury's dental surgery, q
Brodies select surgical works etc.
Bowman's practica! chemistry, Meigs obstetrics,
Meigs midwifery, Chaiily's do., Ramsbotham's dos
Maguier's do; Beac,s do, Bel's niatefia medical
Dnnglison's therapeutics and materia medica,
E6erlie's materia medica. Bamfe1d on the spines
Evanson + Maunsell on children, Condie On do,
Eberlie on do, stewards diseases Of children,
Hope on the heart, Phillips on scrofula,
Solly on the brain, Fox and Harris on the teeth.
jones' opthalmie, medicine and surgery,
U. s. Dissector, Budd on the liver;
Clymer on fevers, Bartlett on do,
Bartlett on typhoid and typhus fevers, 49,
Graham's elements Of chemistry,
Turner's chemistry. Also-various other books,
ETC., at (oct 25) F ABRAHAM's Bur. Bookstore
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Hosyfs Porsor Ed. Eight horses, one
: ~ beloneing "a. Street Brothers, Of
a.s,ry. were recently poisoned SO that
.hs. ala in / few hours, 20 OF 80 miles
~ III. place on the road leading from
~. d Keokuk, from eating few Castor
p.sra which accidentally got mixed with
~ ttud. tooW . have noticed good many
Cato Beans growing in diffsren, parts
J,Iia county, and our farmers should be
..,els,l least similar accidents may deprive
49, Il their Horses es .Moines Cour.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Commercial.
N A r RI E D.:

On the 9th ult., in Andrew, Jackson CO., by Rev.
Dnl0os, Gov OF Iowa, to Mrs FRANcis CARPEN-
rpa, widow of the late Mai. Samuel D. Carpenter,
lorneriy resident Of the City Of Galena.
On The 18th inst, by Rev. Asa Turner, Mr. Gus
rAyus j. BaAcKErT TO Miss Ann HoUsToN, all Of
Osnmark, Lee county, iowa.
n above notice was accompanied with slice ofreai
10 top waddas cake. We hope this pair of may ever
saels,s ! large share Of coanubial bliss.
IL Quincy, on the 6th inst, by Rev. J. J. Marks,
Ms,NArMAxlEL T. LANE 10 Miss HELEN LIE ROY,
bo(klof that place. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

M,rsEsorA STs.--Govern-
!. Rsm,ey has made the following appoint
-.ris.. with the advice and consent Of the
Council: 40
Tairenxo Babcock, Of Benton county, to
/. Attorney General for the Territory.
Jonathan E. Mckusick, Of Washington
.o.,n,y. "a be Auditor Of Public Accounts
fss the Territory.
Cabin A. futile, Of Ramsey county, tc
n Territorial Treasurer.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
WsSkinstcn Coffes pondcnce Of the Boston Atlas.
...s.~, Washinxseu Runners.

-, washins,sn Rumers.
lie rumored that Mr. Penrose has re-
signed the Office Of Assistant Secretary o.
he Treasury, to enter into business with
The Hon. Thasldeus Stevens the latter hav-
ing ID leave his practice and attend Con-
gress. Probable.
Il Is also rumored that Mr. McClintock
Young, late chief Clerk Of the Treasury
Department, has been appointed to sue
coed Mr. Penrose. Improbable.
his also rumored. for the hlndredth
dine. that Mr. Peter Washington's remo-
III from the 9Th Authorship has been
dessrmined upon. Very probable.
lis rnmored too, that the opinion is
s,ioinp ground, in certain quarters, that
Nh;e could be found in the United States
oomnttent to discharge the duties Of First
Assistant Post Master General. Not at
Ill unlikely. GO
Il Il further rumored that some few
clerks who expected 10 have had leave OF
sbseace from Washington six months ago,
viii net much longer be>disappointed.-
Quite likely.
Lis said that the Union has been advis-
ed 6yits friends to try neU experiment,
to wit: 10 turn over a new leaf. tell the
truah and eschew all malicious ibels and
vile sisnders upon President Taylor aud
his cabinet, and 70 endeavor to give to the
world good reason why Mr. Folks Ad-
ministraiion clustered so loudly about "fli-
ty-four forty or fight" and squatted as qui.
ely - pet lambs, down upon "iorty -nlne.'
Highly probable.
&c Is rumored, moreover, that Mr. KIT
chic lately proved himself . gudgeon, ant
swallowed barbed hook baited with ONT
ol iiis own articles. Fact.
It's further rumored that the Loco 70
co clerks in the various departments here
were called upon lately 10 contribute mo
rev q send about l2O voters from Thu
citysu Baltimore, 10 vote for McLane; tina
moi daring TO do so: their wives subscrib
ed snd paid the money required. lmpro
bable; q il is stated upon the authority Q
an active Loco who assumes the credit
having collected the money himself.
Further change. have been made by tn
XTVStUeM, tOsuayS w WI. lHe AA0aA' SSa'
C. Clark, Solicitor Of the Treasury, vic
Walter Forward, declined; and Thos |
Smith, First Auditor; in the place Of NJ
Chrk. Mr. Smith is known 10 the pub
lio, having been Register Of the Treas.ur
from 1929 till l845. He is a native q
Virginia.
Its rumored that Mr. Parris's remova
from the "a Comptrollership is contem
plated, but have not heard his snccesso
named. 20
Mr. Clayton, short time ago, receives
letter from surgeon in the East lndi
Company's service, stating that he Ina
discovered specific for the Cholera-a
infallibie cure--which is no more nor les
than small doses, say tea spoonful at
do, of the Carbonate of Soda. The sur
gsn stated chat he had occasion TO use
irnany. cases, in East India, and Ia
found i in every case an infallible cure.
Capt. Wormly, = native Of Virginia, ha
just been made Rear Admiral in the Brit
ish nsvv z#E
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Drv (SoOflS,

40 Ps blue, black and mixed cloths; 60 ps black
~ and fancy doe skin cassimeres; so ps jeans of
all qualities; 100 ps sstinetts and Sleeps gray, of
every variety; $50 ps bleached muslins, ass'd; 40
bales brown muslns; $50 ps 40 inch osnaburgs; $50
ps linen thread assd; so ps colored saein cotton;
100 ps white skein cotton; 200 doz spool thread
ps overcoming, 40 ps plain and plaid nseys; 100 ps
flannel. red, yellow, green and white; 500 ps prints
ass'd, 100 ps ginghams; 40 ps brown drilling 90 ps
apron check; 80 ps ticking; IS ps cotton flannel;
ps carpetng; also, large assortment Of buttons,
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, ETC., for sale by
nov I, '49. is KIMBALL & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
VIM. M. WALLRRIDGE,

Notary Public, Sc-irencr and Land agent.
" ILL give particular attention to drawing and
~ taking the acknowledgements Of Bonds, Deeds,
Mortgages, Po,cers of attorney, and all other instru
ments Of writing affecting real estate, and to the
transcribing of papers and records generally.
Having made arrangements with an agent at
Fairfield, he is prepared to transact any business
in the United States Land Office at that place such
the entry Of iands, the location Of Land Warranfs
the filing Of decarafory statements for prescription
rights the procurement Of land patents. etc, etc.
4 He will also attend to the purchase and sale Of
lands farms and torn lots, and to the payment Of
fdres. 4~
Mr. w. refers to Messrs Grimes 4 Starr, w. f
Coobaugh & Co. and Garrett h Cooper. Burlington:
b. Hem, Fairfield; v. Van Antwerp, Keokuk |;
Charles Nealey, Iowa City; Judge Lockwood. Jack
sonville, Illinois.
Office at the Co. Commissioners Office, corner of
third and Washington streets. s<
Nov %. 34Q !
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

NEW XORHfNUV. ~
~ fsmerals Of General Worth, Colo
s, i1nUc,i, and Major Gates, whose bod
:. ~ o brought from New Orleans, took
= -. ,h;,' morning It was solemn and
rcsfne sight. The streets through
.S;e5' l6s, procession passed were hung
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Wooden Yarns.
Groceries.

z HHDs N o sugar; 100 bbs loaf sugar; leo sacks
- Rio coffee; 10 sacks old Java coffee; casks
rice: 100 bush dried apples; 10 hls vincgar casks
and 10 half bbls saicratus; 20 boxes box soap; 80
boxes teas assorted; so hbs molasses; 6b'xs sperm
and star candles; IL bags spice and pepper; cop
peras, alum. ginger, sulphur, ETC., for sale by
nov 1, 40. JSKIMBALL & CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Clothing.

Clothing.
CLOTH, satinett, tweed, jeans and blanket coats;
Cashmere, jeans, satnett and cloth pants; satin,
cloth, merino and satinett vests; net drawers and
shirts, red Or white; comforts scars cravats gloves
socks. etc.. just received and for sale by
nov I, '4s. KIMBALL co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

PLANK ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the first semi-an
IN nual meeting of the stockholders of the Bur-
lington and Mount Pleasant Plank Road Company,
will be held in Burlington on Tuesday, the 27th
inst, at one O'Clock, NJ in McCash.s Hall, oppo-
site the Barrett House. A full attendance is de-
sired. ny order. THOMAS HEDGE, sec'y.
Burlington, Nov. %, lS49 free Democrat copy)
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Dive SluHs.

lust received, a large and well selected asst Of
j dye stufis Of superior quality. consisting Of
camw ood logw God, fustc, extract Of logwood, mad
der, indigo, copperas, blue ytriol etc., etc which
will be sold on very favorable terms, at Wholesale
or retail, by foct 25) 81 BURNAP, Jcff st
I7-orders from the country will be promptly at
tended to. l. B
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Ladies Dress Goods.
CASHMERES, alpacas, merinoes, de LANES, isa-
doras, bombazines, black silks, ETC., for sale by
nov /, $40. SKIMBALL T. co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Hardware

Hardware.
MILLsAWs. handsaws, log chains, Hunts axes,
wi locks, latches, butts and screws, shovels,
spades, spoons, butcher knives. poke. do. hatch
cts, hammers, shovels and tongs, tacks. bolts and
nails of all sizes, for sale by (nD JskIMBAnSCo
Wooden Yarns.
I n Lbs blue mixed yarn; 10 do drab do do; 10 do
red andwhite randum; 10 do blue and white do;
10 do scarlet; 10 do Waite; do Zephor worsted,
all colored, for sale by (nov ~ is KENDALL Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that they have rented the old stand of
F Peasley 4 Co., and being supplied with Tar
pauns for the protection Of Goods on the Landing,
are fully prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commits sion business. They hope by diligence and
promptness to share portion Of the public pat
ronage. G asx
They would also call attention to their Wholesale
Grocery Establishment, where they intend keeping
hand large and full supply Of Groceries, to be
disposed of at the lo,cest Whoiesa!e Cash Prices.
Water Street below Jefferson,
Burlington, nov. I. FOOTE co
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Look nj fhiS!!

"A DlE S N Z nj r M MI!
M BALTHIS, an Artist, whose experience has
lvl rendered him indispensable in this beautiful
art, and whose productions, the best judges admit
are superior, has opened rooms in Judge Wight
mans residence, on Main street, few doors north
Of Jefferson street, Burlington, and is now prepar
ed to take perfect lkencsses, of all who may favor
him with call. He possesses one Of the best
(Voigtlander) Double Achromatc Quick Working
Cameras ever imported to this country, and of the
largest size. With this Lens, light hair and eyes,
or dark, can be taken with equal perspicuty there
BY producing better picture than is possible to
produce with common instrument such as is
generally used. The most artistic skill will be
practised in positions, in equahsing light and shade
on the face, as give every life like appearance
and entirely obviate the flat, cadaverous appearance
so common to Daguereotypes. These pictures are
taken BY an excess of Chlorine yapor. which places
them beyond all fears Of fading, SO common to the
old process. Persons visiting the city on business
or pleasure should not neglect this opportunity
Instructions given in the Art with all the recentim-
provements. and aprurtenances found.
Operating hours from 8 A. NJ. to r. NJ. II
Is.Mr BIS stay is for few weeks only.
Burlington, Nov. %. 1919 ]. MILTON BALTHlS
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NOtiCe!!

TOHN COOPER, having taken Hedge and Ran
j aom's New Brick store on Jefferson street above
the Barrett House, and having just received new
and extensive supply of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Glass, Nails, ETC., ETC., which he offers for
sale very cheap, Wholesale and Retail.
Produce as well as Cash, taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. JBurlington, sept Is, ~
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Ten Dollars Reward,

len Dollars Reward.
+ WILL pay the above reward to any person, who
l will give information that shall lead to the de-
lection of the villains, who trespassed on my inclo-
sure, during the night of the 18th of October last
and cut down an oak tree, thereby destroying a
large swarm Of bees, and stealing and carrying OH
the honey. Z. MAY.
Burlington, Iowa, nov s, 40 asst