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a man q middle age,


cooking calmly IN the direction Of the colossal ship
OF which he was the commander, his complexion
Drowned by exposure TO ssn and wind, storm and
spray, and his whole demeanor Indicating the calm
strength acquired by long familiarity with the ele-
ments IN their toughest moods As We approached
the ship, her appearance not prepossessing She
is undoubtedly clumsy the three masts are low, the
fvnne y short and dumpy, there Is no bowspr, and
her sides are painted black, relieved only by one
long streak Of DARK red. IIer length between the
perpcndiculars-that i, the length Of her keel-is
go feet; breadth exclusive Of paddle boxes) 70
thus keeping up the proportion as old as Noah ark,
81 feet Of length to one Of breadth The stern Is
rounded, having in the centre the American eagle,
casping the starred and striped shield. but other
device The figure. head Is Of colossal dime nsions
intended, say some, for Neptune others say that II
10 the old Triton blowing HIS wreathed horn," so
lovingly described by Wordsworth and some ways
aseer that il IL the proprietor Of the ship blowing
lis own trumpet The huge bulk Of the Atlantic
was more perceptble by contrast with the steamer
nome Of the srnallest-that was now alongside !;
for though the latter Was large enough to accom-
podste about four hundred people on deck, yet its
funnel scarcely reached IS high as the buwar ks Of
the Atlantic The diameter Of the paddle-wheels
Is - feet; and the floats, many OF which, split and
broken, were lying about IN the water. are nearly
rs feet long The depth Of the hold " 81 feet, and
the estimated burthen 1850 tons, being about the
same the Great Britain, and about 900 tons more
than the ships OF the old Cunard line.
Like all the ether Atlantic steamers, the run OF
the deck is almost a straight line. Around the
funnel, and between the psddle-boxes, is long
wooden house, and another IL placed AT the stern
Thee contain the stateroons Of the captain and
officers; and in cluster TO be found the kitchen,
the pssfry. room, and the BARRIERS shop. The two
fsrmsr are, like similar establishments, rsplete
with every convenience, having even a French
,~sfye dc cpsr-< but the latter quite unique II
is sttsd Up with sl necessary apparatus With glass
cases cOnisining PerfumeIy, We; and IN the centre
Il "the BARRIERS chair" This IS acomfor'able, well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

Nk00 REwARD.-yEYYRIIs ANTIDOTK SPD-
ROOV eihe Mixture for the eurs Of ooaenhoA olsste
otriotures and similar disorders II makes speedy suxs
change In application business The proprietor challenges
single which ths mixture will net cure, under the fer
fixture Of Ave hundred dollars assass came.
b dose Of the mixture taken when sxpoes
II 10 put up IN bottles with full dise.on ct 81 bett
lasts week-nAAy cured In days For ~ O. u
Ring. l9z Broadway; I0e Bayard street.
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ysss Trss.i.s H..1oss. heurs. . 4 4 n g. =.
n tsnnday sxesptet; HEe. o. 0rssavieA strssA nes
ssrpricss :. the ease sss .apsi.y q the cure
trsssing stages Ase. seminal diseases As ron
no. sdvastssse SAD very snssasiye prsstesl h cen
ample for stating be obtained from ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

EVERY noTHxxB Boek, Oh MORAL PHYxoxesy-
s.d s sdyios isIoysd u. fear 4 esyslsy s.s tAs Sss
pssts Of large family Of children. would - sbvaAsA No
TAs beck Be had 81 No a g. Is rrt PhiiA
MO CURE NO PAY.-Dk C0RBIrr. 70 DUANE ~.
nay BE- csuultel the treatment Of certain dssate
nsnt Of delicate diseases enables Dr. O. 70 the WORT
mercury used.
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ne. ID CONSULTED ON vBNxnnA8
~ disessea viii hener.bis eonnsssss practice =
es2. Recent removed In few days- Btrsesusso
eurea Bee he London dipona.in Ms ees. sk vuisss
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nR. FAwCETT Is CoNTIDKNTIALLY CONsULTED
~ at his ooe 80 Frankfort all private diseases
TIE most obstn..e yield to hi. mode Of t.sstmen which
few days Structures cured upon the approved
The victims Of solitary ndussnoss also apply with
certainty Of
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nR L. noRrAnoRE WOULD sAY TO THOSE VINO
- have contracted disessss "cura voisas" that IL
1ahs Of thy health hAvs many years NJ
profession and have treated successfully thousaads Pc
@ u ss rsa 20 consult me on tasss eonpaints
sseepted II you value yosr health viii svsid tAoss
and that thss< kind OF Medicine AL thai nsess-
for dissass all Perssns whose health
bses ruised By these ssosists ca upon daily ss VIZ
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(NARD-MRs PREwsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
~ ders her services 10 ladies gentemeu
IN sstroosy, love, and Law matters erprstne
" books and science constantly relied BY Naposen and
will tell the name Of the lady ey will marry,
also the Of the viscr Rssideuce Cnton street,
ladies seventy I'VE CENTS Gen tlemen dollar.
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nR. wARnnN Is coNrIDnNrIALLH coSsUkrRD
private disease prAeties Of eighteen years thrSs
which we're p hospital enables Dr. W. cure the Worn
$500 Bee his dpicma In hs eee No street. viNH
s signatures OF the greatest In and msS-
sins ths country produced or no oharrs
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Cordial Pyoeresvs Elixir prescribed As An effective
be- yi-Nature great restorative and remedy for thoss
for seminal enisons general debility seet wssh..ss q
the genital Affections leucorrh9a
invixorang medicine 10 unsqus Als,, certain
msdy for isepen consumption and Indigestion SOLD oely
by JUDS0N co, 1.-THE only American AgenWJ No ySAA
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

.abi,ious men, to have other high posts Of
1.s.or. such as we possess in our different
c,ia Governments, Of Governors, Lieu
1920 Governors, State Senators, Repre-
..rl,tives, &C., or would not their con-
s.l;d,led government be driven TO the al.
,rsslivs Of keeping up large standing
80, with all their certain and inevita-
N1 dangers9
/ have been taught to believe that the
..i.,y and perpetuity Of our glorious re-
,rhlic depends under Cody upon our
sd.,l system, the honors Of our State
.sreurpmsnts, acting as escape pipes for
h1h steam Of our ambitious men to 60
I, ma evaporate, withou; endangering
body polite. You, sir, who have
1sdied man a. he is, and reflected much
"a deeply on the subject, do you believe
Nv our happy republic would have de-
.eroded from our revolution to the present
40 uuder consolidated form, without
.lscks, attempts at revolution, or a large
shading army.
With every wish for your health and
,opp;asss, and that Of your family, | am,
II. with great respect, your friend and
sS.d;ent servant. JNO McDONOUGH.
To the Rev. R. R. GuRLEy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

M Guizot, we are informed by the
phi, correspondent Of the National Intel
r.,pcer. has published historical treaties
.si;lled "Monk the fall Of the Republic
and re.e.tablishment Of the Monarchy Of
Eneland in 1860" Several curious pub
ID documents appear in this work for the
6r.t time-among them letter from
Richard Cromwell 10 Monk, and seventy
d.,n.tche. addressed to Cardinal Maza-
rins By M. de Bordeaux, French ambas-
,.dor Il London. NJ. Guizot's work has
I. special interest from its supposed bear
Inc upon actual French politics. I'm
f.ct," says the correspondent, "during the
J,A three months the newspapers have
been discussing Gen. Changarnier as the
Monk Of France the project being attri-
buted 10 this distinguished military man of
heading movement to result in the sup
preston Of the Republic and the restora-
ion 81 the legitimate monarch
The part which Gen. Monk played in
England, in the restoration of the S,uar,s,
I'D, perhaps. as close a parallel as il ever
viii find in France. when Lafayette gave
,he throne Of the kingdom TO Louis Phil
ippe. 1t appears that the ablest OF the
French conservatives are now in favor OF
prolongation Of the term Of Louis Ma
2oleoR as the best mode at present 10 give
stability ia the Government.
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NEW STORE.

TINE subscriber solicits call from the Ladies to
L examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment Of DRESS SILKS, consisting OF rich broc AIDES,
chameleon satin du chains and other styles, also
every width Of black do.
Will also bs found fine assortment of bonnet
silks and velvets silk illusions and colored grapes
rich embroidered cambria handkerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received a beautiful selec-
ton Of African and natural colored MUFFS; white
and black vctorines, fur cuffs, misses muffs, Sc,
all of which offered at such prices, and cannot
he purchased lower this side of the eastern cities,
and Guild also say the same of other goods, EN-
bracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to call at the Old stand of D..
GilChrst Co. P. NJ. FORTIER.
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HOME MANUFACTURE


TINHE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
l Boots and Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles made of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins, and by the best of workmen.
Also, ladies' and misses boots, buskns and ties,
ofevery description.
Gents who wish a neat article OF boots that will
fit the foot well as to suit the eye, will please
call at f. Wallis second door east Of Man, JEFF
ferson street, where they caa be furnished good
and low any other establishment in the state
Burlington, oct II. 80 F.. WALLIS
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Burlington Wholesale House.

Thorn 4 McOwen are just receiving their fall and
winter stock of dry goods aud notions, purchased
in New York and Philadelphia, and to which they
respectfully invite the particular attention of Mer
chants an Pe4arS. their stock is well ass orte6,
and consists Of general variety Of every thing
the dry goods an notion hae. a. ofwbich they are
determined to sell as low as tu..y en- be bought at
any regular house west Of New York viz
DRY GOODS.
2s Bales 81, A. and 5-4 brown sheeting;
90 81 and A heavy 10 drIHe;
1900 Pieces American French aud English Prints;
900 40 "a aud A.; bleachel shifting;
so do assorted Ginghams
30 do hickory shifting;
80 do brown Canton Flannel;
9s do red yellow and white wooden do;
1925 do alpaca merinoes ans inohair .us,res;
so do fancy vestings; 10 do shambrays;
500 do shawls, all sorts and kinds,
Also cashmeres, delains, plaid iinseys, black
and drab cloths, fancy mix'd and black cassimeres
and sattinetts, brussels carpet, satches and sacks,
carpets, canvass and paddiAgs, cloth caps, wool
gloves, fancy cap ne,ts, barred muslins, plain
jackonets, &C.. &C., &C.
YANKEE NOTIONS sc.
100000 G. D. gun caps $50 gross asst side combs;
100000 s. B. Il W. II. c. gun caps;
$4,000 sewing and yarn needles;
500 do patent thread:
1900 lbs. assorted blue and white cotton thread;
$50 great gross agate shirt buttons;
225 do do bone and paper suspender buttons;
100 do pear, shirt do
$40 do assorted coat do
215 over do do
1875 gross assorted tuck combsy
500 dozen fine 5. and s. s. do;
SIS do gum sus?enders;
1900 do spool cotton; 1000 packs pins;
400 lbs. Of pins; 1000 photographic prints;
900 dozen razor strops; 800 gross vest buttons;
Also breast pins, rings, ear rings, fancy glass
boxes, hair cloth, tooth, shoe and shaving brushes
beads and bead necklaces of all kinds, G. S. plated,
britannia and iron spoons, scissors, shears, knives
thmbles, steel beads, clasps, purse twist, sewing
silk, silk and cotton hdk's. black and fancy silk
cravats, fish lines and hooks, all kinds Of fancy
soaps. G. s. and plated specks, all kinds of pocket
and bill books port monies silk and cotton purses,
harmonica watches, visiting cards, OK marrow, gilt
and zinc mirrors, oelt slides, shoe laces, knitting
pins, picture frames shirt studs, hooks and
eyes, ball cord, waters, Irish linen, laces, edging
and inserting backing. comforts, gloves and mtts,
steel pens. steel and silk watch guards, states and
pencils, pocket and dressing combs, G. s. and
wood pencils, vest buckles, whale bones, Harmo-
nicas jews harps, Sc. &C.. with great variety of
other notions too tedious to mention. Main
Street, between Jefferson and Washington.
Burlgton, Iowa, Nov. 7, 1850.
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

ssas AT this Nursery. q miles west Of Burliug-
sfxT ton, Immediately on the plank road, there
81. in cultivation 100000 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry Plum, Pers immon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
ly, may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be excelied by any
nursery in the selection of the hest varieties,
or in detc citing and casting out such ale unwor-
thy Of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 7; 1S50-6m A. LEONARD Il SONS
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SUNDR

IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
wv 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is bales cotton batting; boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt; 20 boxes; 10 bbls Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
so lbs Nutmegs; 10 do chewing Tobacco;
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
SO boxes 8 by 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
20 do 10 by - do bales sewing Irvine;
10 by II, IL by Is, IL by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale by
oct -, 80 LAUMAN l. BRO
o. Bills. rectifed Whiskey; bbls. Mononge-
90 hela Whiskey. just received and for sale by
oct "a, 80 &c LAUMAN 4 BRO
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Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most ele-
CANT as sortment of Genficmen's Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this or any other market north
Of st Louis! Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel, wolen knit and Canton Flannel do
Fancy silk and satin CrGpats and Scdrfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts, Trunks aud Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, large assortment of HATS AND CAPS,
Of the latest patterns and finest material.
oDon't be backward about coming forward.' Any
thing in line will be sold On the best TERMS and
all warranted! Any person in want Of any article
enumerated above, may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give US cali. We shall take pleas
ure in showing you our stock ifyou do no: buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and On
terms that cannot fail to ensure them a handsome
profit. HEINsHEIMER CO.,
oct 81, 80 Jefferson street, doors below Third
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been appointed by the Court Of Probate
q Desmoines county, Iowa, Administrator on the
Estate Of Benjamin b. Sesmans, deceased, late of
sstd county. All persons indebted to said Estate
viii make immediate payment to me, and those
having claims will pres ent the legally anthem
Ocaeed for settlement. J. X. SCOTT,
Union TIP, Nov. 70, 1S5o-3t Administrator
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II. g. Adams

TTAS now and is in receipt Of $50 cases Of Boots
/ i and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Lcathcrs
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole do
so doz upper leather; Is doz calf skins;
90 do kip skins; 10 dog lining and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; Is don bride le zther;
Also, large assortment CT goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split lie ather top hidesj whang skirting,
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins, etc, ETC., etc
A large stock of saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip ashes, ETC., in fact ii is fully complete for It.
ting out sadalers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker finding line such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, sc. Shoe snc harness
makers can rely upon finding wei selected and
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging to
their business. Country Merchants will do well
10 examine his stock Of boots and shoes a. II IL
large, wen assorted and cheap.
full assortment Of those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies, and
ahildrens' shoes from the best and most fashions
BILE makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tan
ners are such that furnish articles in INV bu-
siness cheaper than can be obtained In iowa, ana
as cheap as can be bought In 81 Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank MlIefs water proof
Oil backing. X. .. ADAMS,
Main street, few doors north OF jefferson
Burlington, Iowa, October ~, 1850
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New Goods.

w have now received and have in store large
w proportion OF our FAN purchases. embracing
an endless variety of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
ware, Qneensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
ami Retail Trade, and determined TO sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. I, 1850 KlMB ALL & CO
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

E. w. Clark 4 Philadelphia.
]. w. Clark Il C0......... Boston.
E. w. Clark Il Bros..................St Louis.
e. w. Clark, Dodge l. Co..............New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
T.. w. CLARK, BROS, 4 CO.
FOR BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IN PAYMENT
OF COLLECTIONS.
MT ISSOURI Bank Notes. w. Clark & Co.'S Checks
wi on E. w Clark 4 Brothers, ST Louisiana Eastern
City Bank Notes. Of $40, and upwards, will be received
Is PAR FUNDS.
Indiana-Ohio-Kentncky -Virgnia- ana-Mi.
ners-Wisconsin-and majority Of Eastern Bank Notes
will be received as CURRENCY.
eV-An CURRENT CIRCULATION bought at l9lt y ct.
discount. III
Sigh, Bills Of Exchange the principle Eastern Cities
Stlous incinn Louisville for sale sums 10 suit
Sight and short Time Bills purchased.
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE. oct "a 20
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PUBLIC NOTICE

II HAVE this day posted up in the Post Office Of
j the City OF Burlington . certified copy Of the
Rsal EsssIe Asse of said City for the year
1886 and the Of the Real Estate in said CT
y are hereby notified that il they feel aggrieved
q said Assessment, they must make complaint
thereofto the City Council on Thursday, Dec. 18th,
1850; for after that time it will be forever too late.
Done by Order OF the City Council.
WILLIAM H. CLANCY, City Recorder.
Burlington, Nov, 26th. lS6o-iw
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
1HE MEMS blue blanket and over Coars;
Il ! - 40 do drab do do
- mems blue Jackets; ~ fine pilot cloth coats;
50 satinett and tweed coats; II dog L Shirts;
$50 pairs black and fancy ssimere, satinet, cor
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk, merno, cloth and valentiavests;
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers;
cotton, merino and silk under shirts, etc., ETC.,
which will be sold very cheap by
oct 3, so GARRETT COOPER
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WANTED.
/ RY and Green Hides, for which VIII pay th4
] , highest price in cash foct III ADAMS
TUESDAY PACKET, DU BUQUE.

A THE steam boat DU BUQUE, X.
II. DEEsE, Master, having had her
BCabin extended. has resumed her
trips, as regular Packet in the trade. The Dr-
buque Is unsurpassed in her accommodations and
speed, her table will at all times be amply supplied
with the best the country. affords.
She will leave Davenport, Rock Island, Musca-
tine, Port Louisa, N. Boston. Kethsbur gh, ouuaw-
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison every Tuesday on
her downward trips, and ST Louis on her upward
trips every Friday evening. A portion Of the pat
ronage of the public is solicited fsepf9
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in part, as foliows:-
IS Us cashmere;
20 do sattinetts;
60 do tickings & apron
checks;
10 doZ. assorted wool
len comforts;
rs !cz. shory shirts;
% do iwIlled flannel
shirts and drawers;
20 inZ. ROYAL ribbed do
10 lbs. Eastern yarn. all
Colors;
| 90 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do bl'k patent thread
80 Children's sacks;
20 Bay State Shawls;
Is colored embroidered
Thibet ShawlS;
25 sIlklin'd iadie s'hoods
100 pS. assorted fiannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
9 doz. Fancy cravats;
90 Victorines Il cuffs;
20 Mantilla Polkas.
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NM SCHOOL BOOKs.-The subscriber re,
AAS Ispectfully informs teachers and others tina,
be has constantly on hand, and for sale,
oil the standard series Of School Books in
- n the state, such AZ McGuney's Eclectic Sc
nes Sanders' Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclec-
E series; Riy's, Davies, Emerson's, Adams, Col
sofn's and Thomson's Arithmetics; Murrays' Kirk
ssas' smiths, Bullion's and Pinnoe's Grammars,
.3caelps, Morse's, Olney's, Smiths and Good
ncns Biographies; Goodrich's, Grim shaw's, Wor-
.esters and Frosrs Histories; Geometries, Phi
vsopnass, chemistres, mine Pologies. botanes. ge-
OsSies, physiologies and ASTRONOMERS; Webster's
sna Walkers dictionaries.
Blank BOOKS on hand and procured to order,
;so'am'd emi and cap ledgers journals day books,
asoices, cash books, letter books, records, court
dockets, etc, blotters, quarto blank books,
tuck, morocco and leather memorandum. lea
~ ana paper pass books, receipt books, copy
Oooks, etc., etc.
rAPER.-Foolscap, ruled and plain; letter pa
p ruled, plain, gilt and embossed; folio post;
sna oui paper, fancy and plain; fat c.p, mar
Slo.tsns, tissue, cartridge and envelope paper;
A..srS straw and tar boards; bonnet boards, press
soslds, ETC., ETC., etc.
s.efs, quilts, ink, inkstands, steel pens pencils,
'ss, letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
~y,etc., etc. J. F. ABRAHAMS,
~ IS so bookseller, jefferson ST., Burlington
NOTICE.
ME books and effects ofthe firm of Scott. White
SSsu - NOsS SCOu q F" HlteHeau, NJ. N H. scott,
- Of the estate Of the late Mathew Scott, having
Aseed into my hands as Executor Of the last Will
- Testament OF NJ. Scorr, deceased, any one hav-
~ eaims will present them to me for settlement.
~ asy person idebted to said firms estate will
$3.50 make payment to HENRY II. SCOTT.
Executor of the last will and Testament of the
arlington, Nov, %, 1850 late NJ Scorr
W MEGAR: 10 bbls Ohio Cider Vinegar, just re-
celved and for sale BY (n2S) EEGAY
CluEGN CITY vARNIsH: 400 gallons Queen CT
vvafnish, for sale low At noes) EEGAY
MUSTARD: Pure Ground Mustard, in bulk. for
- - tnov %, 800 GAYS Drug store
aaAs: 800 lbs. Fresh Teas --Imperial. Young
.oa. Guapowder and black for sale low at
b'so GAYS Drug store
q. PAPER: 1000 rolls Wall Paper. for sale
~. ~ tnov 2S) EE GAY
Va y CANDY: 10 gross StoTms' Cough Candy;
Pussy's Excelsior do do
tnov as) GAYS Drug store
nr.o.. SCHOOL BOOKS.
* hssdsrsl Mitchell's Geography;
AsitAmstics Parley's do
DO Olnev's do
spetteres Smiths do
M - = ait kinds, for sale cheap at
s.sssP = GAYS Drug store