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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

WINDOW GLASS; WINDOW GLAsSi
THORN & MeOWES have just receiy ell two hun
dred and seventy-three boxes window Class,
different By 10, by IL, 10 by H. 10 BY ~,
which you will find At the most reasonable prices
by Calling at their store Main street. few doors
from, jefferson. burlington, april IS, 1850
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GuANO.

We understand this article is producing a
wonderful revolution on the poor. worn out
lands IN bower Virginia. We hear Of some
cases where the first crop has paid for land
suano, aud oil other expenses, and left money
~ W. 'he pockets Of the farmers. Richmond
Times.
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n)IDda

Ia York District, :. G.. on the 25,h ult, Mrs
ELIZABETH IL WIlYTE. wife of tho Rev. A.
why,,.
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& preservation of the
e "a VA Il HEa
Ely NJ. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
~ G@rSla

vi WISE * son, finding it altogether inpossi.
1sE . bic 10 attend personally TO The great number
OF daily applications from al sections Of The Union for
their Remedy or Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary 10 appoint
Generct Tforeng agent, to visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States vesting him
with authority to appoint sub.agenis, use and We: !
the II air Tome, and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands OF those he may ao-
point u operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
ticnts in any town neghborhood shall be obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier county,
Va, IS alone authorized 10 act as Gensra Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt 9. may be expected to visit as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the u
uion
N. g. Cap. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply OF he HAIR TONIC (Which clsanses
The head Of dsndratf, strengthens and nvigorates
The hair and prevents II, also, from falling u) for
the region Of country most contiguous to his opera.
tons, or 1t may always be obtained, at wholesale.
and forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, by address,
Ing the pIc1retors, VI. WISE & SON, Richmond,
Va.
D-Price So per dozen cash. Six bottles fors5-
or one dollar sing bottle.
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There are upwards Of one hundred and
eighty miles of pipes laid in the city Of New
York for he Distribution of Crotop water.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, n {
g 9 = A ! 81 = 3 q 8

EGRlNTERS and Publ herss cf Newspapers are
II informed That the subscribers are extensively
engaged in the manufacture Of Printing Ink OF every
color and quality, which they know 10 be equal to
any manufactured and wi ich they will sell at the
low est prices for cash. they determined that
their Ink shall recommend Itself they only solicit
one trial Of i, relying upon lis merits for future
D ,t-onacc. Their Colored lnks are warranted su.
perior to any manufactured. Circulars containing
prices will be cent to those who desire il. Orders
for cash or city agents accepted.
GJ Publishers Of newspapers inserting this sd-
vcr,isomcnt to the amour, OF So. and sending
paper at any time containing it, by RENTING s.,
viii receive 80 10. keg OF extra News lnk.
r. L. ADAMS & co,
Steam Printing Ink Works, Philadelphi
~ Agents for the sale of new and second hand
Printing materials. 26-5w
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RETAIL CASH PRICES.
STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA,
WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.


Court II Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Session 1850.
Trustees Of Dividson College ~
N'''
Caleb Phier and others. 'e' "'h'
~ RDERED by the Court, that publication b.
~ made for SIX successive weeks, in the Charlotte
Journal, a newspaper published in Charlotte. n. C.,
that tie Trustees OF the Board Of Missions of the
General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church Of the
United States uf America, and the Trustees of the
Board OF Education OF the PFC byiefan Church Of
the L. 5. Of America, and the Board of Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church Of the L S Of
Afofic-, be and appear al the next term Of this
Court. to be held for the county Of Cabarrus at the
C,n't House IN Concord, on the Sd Monday in judy
next, then and there 10 make themselves parties to
this snh according TO law
Wrno-s. n " Foard, Clerk of ,aid Court. Of
Peas and Qnarer Sessions. office. the 80 Monday
in April A. 1850, and in the 18th year Of our In
dependence.
R.w. FoARD, C. C. &C.
Prin'.r's Fee, IS 62i. ,3l
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STEWARDS OF THE ENGIsH JoCkY CLUB

SCHEME:
+ ! ! }IJ1I
Subs Dds DOS. Dls. Dols Dolls. Dolls
A. 1000 80 10000 50 900 81 0O0 Is 600 10 600
y. 5000 % 100 600 $4,000 IS 600 $4,000 10 600
C. 30 00l 10 100 900 $4,000 a5 .uU8 l5Gt0 10000
ID. 90 600 5 so 900 25 600 IL $40 1900 5000
E. 10000 l 10000 5000 $500 800 1903
The number Of Horses entered is upva DIS Of 200
The drawing'of this Sweepstahc will take place
publicly on the 23th day Of May, 1885, ne day on
which the race will be rur-'ho place and hour be.
ing first duly announced by advertisement wien
the names of all the horses entered will he allotted
amongst the subscribers 10 each class, and on the
30th day Of June next by which time the result, of
the race will be known, the PI,z $ will be dstrtbu-
ted the holder Of the name of the winning horse in
Class "a" receiving Pflze Of
Onc Hundred Thousand DolIars!i!
tina, Of the second $4,000, &c, &c, in accordance
with the above Scheme.
AT this Drawing all subscribers will be admitted
on producing plumbers. To gentlemen of The
Pfess free adniis1 will be given thus aiiordlng
every security 10 the Subscribers and the public
Independently Of The above, the projectors have
ootn ned
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Al unsophlsiicaIed old farmer, lo,kio, a,
Mr.. Clay at Trenton, said to him, you arc
ne, as ugly as The people said YOU were"
les 'a'd Mf. Clay, "but If were as
nnu'e'y as you are, they might have said so."
! NJ. considerably abashed the old fi,mcr.
bat Mr.. {. with that kind, amiabIe manner
so peculiar to himself said ave were only
KING come, let US shake hands and make
friends again." THIS pleased The old farmer,
WIN shouted, q" He's good sgaia for So"
-" Convection, or no convention" shouted an.
other.
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MEN w ANTED
TO Travel as Agents for the
History of the Mexican War.

yn u subscriber is now publishing the History of
~ the MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical
Sketches of the lives of Generals TAYKoR, Scorr,
WORTH Wool, IwlGGs, SHE DIS, and several others
ct tie most distinguished officers, illustrated with
numerous Portraits and Engravings,
GG j. FROST, 35. ..
number OF intelligent and enterprisng men of
good character are offered profitable employ ment in
circulating by subscription the above work in Meek
lenburg county, and other counties in the State of
North Carolina.
The terms, which are liberal, will be given on ap-
pcaiion tn the subscriber, post paid
This work will never be sold in the Book Stores,
but exclusively by Agents, at reasonable and uni.
form price.
II. MANSFIELD, Book Publisher
ia York Street. New Haven, Connecticut.
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WASHING MADE EASY,
How to wash Clothes without Ma.
chiHts, Fdshboqrds or Pounding Barrels.

s. END ME ONE DOLLAR Free of Postage. and
- viii send you, by mail, printed circular.
giving plain directions for WASHING CLIO TIES.
that " i'll enable person TO do all the washing of
large family before breakfast, thus AVOIDING all
the confusion of a washing day. This method re-
qures no machines, washbUards or pounding bar
rels-no Turpentlne, no Camphine, or other offensive
articlc-NO kUBBlNG THE SKIN OFF YOUR
FlNGERS-no tearing Fl buttons, and wearing out
clothes. This plan SAVES TIE CLOTHES and
makes them whittier, and never ujures the finest ia
bic The article used cost but few cents, for
large Washing, and can be OBJ aimed anywhere.
The circular also contains directions for CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING LACES, WASHING Il
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
Stains, Grease spots Mdcw from Linen, Raising
the Nap OF Velvet, &c, &c.
These are the greatest chemical discoveries of The
eye. All the Hotels, Steamers, and large Laundry
tsiabls hments use my method Of washing.
To avoid limitations aud Counterles, be sure TO
direct your letter to
Madame BcavcIt,
Patent LGuRdress,
% Ann-street, New York. Postage Paid
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Eury Lastrument sod is accompanied Nth wri'ten
guarantee so Tat there is no risk paoterer TO the
purchaser.



MIR. OATES would respectfully invite the at.
WI tent IA of the public generally, to his select
catalogue Of musical publications. the copy hts o.
which have been secured from the Con posors.
ANNA Blsuor's GEAvp MAaca, founded on Beiini's
celebrated Rondo Fina'e. 'Ah don't ningle. in
La Somnambua,' and introducing the new vari.
alton, composed by B HIM ever teiore published
aud the property of Bochsa Embelllshed with a
ctrreci likeness Of Madame Bishop. in the char.
acter of ANNA. Arranged for the Piano Forte
by N. c. Bochsa. Price 81 CENTS.
US HuIr Dams LIS TRofIoUEs: \ Nighiin the Tro.
pics a Revcrir, on motive from Lee Desert,
b. telicien David. Composed By Maurice StII
kosch. 37s cents,
CtAsp PORK, FANrAslIauE composed by the late
eminent Guiiaris,, Vincent A. Schmid', author o.
the Retreat Arranged FOR the Piano Forte By
Miss Adele kohns'ock. rs cents.
SuHNYsipg WAL7z emhellished with beautiful and
correc, view OF Sunnyside, the residence Of Wash
ngion Irving; posed by Henry T. Oates 25c.
AuLp LAsG SY>E POLKA: BY Francis Rxha. % cts.
MARY Blanc PoIK. 25 cents.
Ia FILE DE- REGIMENT POLKA introducing The air
'Saut Ia France p cents.
REvE D AMOUR rojRA % cents.
YANKEE | ooDLE Polka. 81 cents.
FRrDREIcK WILLIAMS GARDEN POLKA. 25 cents.
SECOND SusAsSAu Polka; ty lizIha, IS cents.
HoMK SwEEr lioME PORK. beautiful a5 cents.
LAST RosE SUMNER Polk, very popular % els.
Owe Nor Po.Kn ziha. % cents.
Celebrated LINDA Polka. introducing All would
The harry day was near 25 cents
CnARLE>roN QuADRiLLEs; by +. Woocott. 31l CTS.
rrsrAIRiSc MARY, a beauifal Ballad com post by
the lac distinguished vocalist, joan Wilson.
25 cents.
kEowfE WALrzEs, IN . Nos by Lady of South
Carolina. 50 cents each.
PALMETTO REGIMENT Observation-Disclosures with
correct representation OF the New Military Hall.
Charleston: by Henry T. Oates % cents.
SourHERNER QuioKsrEf -embeilished with correct
repre- ,entatIon Of Steamship Souiherner; by Hen.
r. Oates. 25 cents.
JASPER CuARis March. Composed by lady OF
South Caro'ni. % cents
Lucy Lone FcLKA Steyermarkische. IS cents,
CARNlvAL OF NENicE Polk, very pop.ar p cts
STIyERM.gk scHE FAvoRITE POLKA % cents.
Also, all the New Music received by express from
the principal publishers in the United States.
.. A liberal discount made 10 dealers, Schools
and Semnatics.
Orders for these publications must be sent TO
GEORGE OAI ES,
2l3 and 236 King st, (atthe bend) Charleston.
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THE HEAD AND HEART.

Here is beautiful hing from the pen OF
Mrs. Cornwall Barry Wilson:
Please. nv lady, boy nose gay, or he.
STOW a ,tae," vas the address OF pale,
rmacia'ed woman, holding a few wihered
hisef. in her hand, to a lady who sa, on a
bench a, Brighton. watching the blue waves
Of lhe reced'ng tide. Il have no pence, my
good woman, booking r. IN the novel she was
petu,ing With lislless gaze II had, would
give them 10 you j am poor widow, with
three helpless children depending on ne
road you beslow a small ,riie TO help US
on our wayr Il have no half pence, ret.
Grated the lady, some " hat pet,i.hly. Real.
~ She added, as the poor applicant turned
meekly away. this is worse than The streets
oil London; they should have pol CO On The
shore ID prevent annoyance They were
the ,hough,ess dictates OF the he'd.
Mamma, said blue eyed hoy, who was
playing On the beach al the lady's feet fling
ing pebbles in the sea, 'wish you had pea.
ny, Tor the poor woman does look hungry,
and you know that we are going TO have such
nice dinner, aud you have promised me a
glass of wine. The heart OF tho lady an.
'~ered the appeal Of the child and with a
bush of shame efimsonIrg her check at the
'actl reproof his artIess words conveyed, she
opened her re,icule, placed half crown IN
y" tiny hand. and in another moncn, the
boy was bounding along the sands on his err
rand of mercy.
In few seconds he returned, his eyes
parking with delight. and his features glow.
'g with health and beauty. Ca, mamma
'"e poor woman was 81 thankful, she wanted
10 turn back, bu, | would not let her; aud
sne said, God bless the noble lady, and YOU
,oo' my pretty lamb, my children viii no"
nave bread for these two days, aud we shall
70 on our way rejoicing. The eyes Of The
'ady g''s'eued as she heard tho recital Of hel
enid, and the heart told her that lis dictates
nesiowed a pleasure the cold reasoning u
we head could not bcs,ow.
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for Prosecuting Claims at
the City Of Washington.

the Sity OIL w ashihatON.
rHNlIE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle
IL ment and adjustment Of all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States. or any Foreign State or country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
of he public Departments at Washington
The procuring OF patents, Army and Navy Pen
sons, the collection OF accounts against the Govern
mcnt, all Land Claims. and every demand or other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services OF an Attorney or Agent.
A residence of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Government, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance With the various systems aud routine
of business at the dertn: Offices well as in Con
gress; added 10 his free access TO the abest legal
advisers, if needed usttcs the undersigned in pledg
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
10 hose who may en,rust their business TO his care.
Being well known to the greater part ot the citizens
of thus District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last twelv, years,
il is deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. COMMUNICATIONS must be prepaid IN all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. G. SPALDlNG,
Washington. d. c.
! Nov 80, l8l9. 5-;f
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A RARE BIRD.

foil grown glossy Ibis was sho, near
Cambridge, (Mass.) n few days ago. 1t is
rarely indeed, that one Of these birds is
found in the United States.
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Onc Hundred thousand Dollars!!.
BETTING LISTS

by which any desired bet taccordnc 10 the state OF
the odds may be obtained in all the great racing
events and as will be seen y more detailed pros
pcctus forwarded to all Subscribers, THE HOLDER cF
ANY FAvoaiTE HORSE IN THE ABOVE ,wErpsTAxEs MAY
INSURE TnE GAIN OF A CONSIDERABLE sum W llEIHER
THAT HORSE WINS OR MOI. -
A commission Of 10 per cent 10 c6Tsr expenses
" i'll be deducted on payment of ali Prizes.
Any further information required, will be afforded
nv the Secretary, Mr.. Archiba I'd Mackei ze at the Of.
fl es as above-to whom all applications ioT Agcn.
cies and other communications are 10 be addressed
POST PAID and all temiltances either b Il or tote 10
be made, il return for which numbered Certificates
will be forwarded directed.
Lists of horses entered for the above, and all othc
Races OF Importance may be seen at tie i:es.
Aprii 10, 1850 Bpm
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Parents School.


aud we have a very satisfactory testimonial of her
qualifications from the President OF that College, TO-
Z eihef with his cofo,l enlargement.
This School is made by Parents to educate their
own children. But To do this successfully, aware OF
the Importance of means 10 pros ure competent
Teat her. and Numbers to produce the proper stimu
has, they open it TO others. Those will share the
benefits that may te produced by parental care and
iaber.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNTgs.
Speiliog, Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic, s. 20
Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric, u ). History, 60
The II CHER English snches. 90
ain, Greek, French and Spanish 10 %
Vocal Music, If possible, in all the classes with
out further charge,
Board, Except candlcs) por month, IS 90
do from Monday to Friday, 90
StGden,s urged 10 enter at the FIST Of the
sion, as well for their good as tina, OF the school.
No deduction, except for inability from sickness
continuing at east mon,h. with notice Of tho fact.
S. b. WATSON,
Nay 81 1870. D LEE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

in all its various branches. Having secured the
services of experienced workmen in the wood and
Smith shops, Paint ard Trimming Rooms, with
their skill my own long experience IN the business
and strict and careful supervision, hope TO merit
the confidence of all who may feel disposed 10 give
me a ttial | deem il unnecessary 10 say more,
than that all work done 1t ms shop, whether new
work or repairing, shall not he Surpassed ty any
pork done ia The South. either in point Of neatuess,
durability despatch, and hold myself response.
bic for any and every failure.
G5'ALL WORK WARRANTED.
feel exceedingly thankful for the patronage here.
tofore bestowed. and most respectfully solicit
tnua,ion of the same.
Shop few doors above the stand formerly occu.
pied by Overman x Trotter, al the sign of the
O rs
s3z(9.1t
c. OvERNAN.
Charlotte March 8, 1850. l4t
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

MORE NEWSPAPER TRIcKs.-One or two Of the
journals of this city made tremendous demon
stration, the day before yesterday, in publish
ing LOT Of matter purporting to be highly impor-
tant news from Central America, received by the
brig George. Now The fact is, the brig George
arrived two days previously, and all the intel-
gence that she brought was published in the
Herald, on Tuesday last The purport OF this ex-
traordinary news was that the British were con-
tinung the system OF aggression which they have
been pursuing in Greytown, and on the Mosquito
coast, for long time past, Notwithstanding the
treaty recently entered into between the United
States and England, by which the latter renounced
all her pretensions to protectorate or any thing
else in that country. One OF the same journals
which made this great display about nothing, yes
terday retracted pretty much all they said on the
subject.
She truth of the matter is the aggressions Of the
British agents in Greytown, and the annoyances to
which American commerce and American inter-
ests have been subjected to, were at the instiga-
ton of the meddlesome Mr.. Chatfeld, and with.
out any authority from the government which he
represents, or rather misrepresents. However,
there is an end of it now, as will be seen by the
following announcement, recently made by the
Nicaraguan Consul General in England:-
NIcARAeuAY Consulate GENERAL, "a Mark Lane,
Nov Ia, 1850 !
sir:-I beg to inform you that orders have been
forwarded by her Msjestys nment to the auho-
rites Juan de Nicsragua for the remission OF
all duties at tn At port either ships merchandise
belonging the subjects t her Majesty to the citi
OF the United States OF to those OF Ncaragus or
Costa Roa thereby abrogatirg the tariff established
on the lst OF April last. am. respectfully, go:
WILLIAM SCH0LEY.
The abolition of this tariff is, without doubt, the
first step by Great Britain towards fulfilling her
part of the treaty lately entered into by the govern
ments of that country and the United States. Con-
gress is now in session, and will doubt nvesti-
gate the NATTER and that the stipuatons of that
treaty are fulfilled.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

The COMMON COUNCIL AND Four DOLLARS A
DAY.-It would really seem that the main object of
the members of the Common Council, now. a.days,
is to get the four dollars which the members are
allowed for each sitting. Time after time they
meet, chat together for short time, and then ad-
journ 10 meet again, when the same farce is
enacted. This is paltry and contemplate piece
of business. 1t is nothing more or less than petty
larceny proceeding, unworthy of the fathers of the
metropolis of the new world. Their proceeiings
are hardly worth publishing
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Three steamers will be due at this port within
two or three days, with later news from all parts
OF Europe, all parts of the Pacific, and all parts OF
the West India Islands. The Asia will bring ad-
vices from Liverpool TO the 23d ult three days
later the Empire City and Georgia intelligence
from SAN Francisco TO the lst uIt, eleven days
later: Kingston, Jamaica, to the ID or Sd inst 1,
two weeks later; and Havana TO the Sd, eleven
or twt I've davs later
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

THE PASSAGES OF THE EUROPEAN STEAMERS DUR

THE PASSAGES OF THE EUROPEAN STEAMERS DURING
THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
We give below the passages made during the last six
months, by the various Europeas steamships sailing
regularly from this port during that period with the
average Of the several trips both Eastward aud West
ward. They include the trips u the Collins and
Cupsrd Liverpool steamships, the City Of Glasgow
stesmfhip, the Hsvrs stssmship Franklin and the
Bremen steamships Washington and Hermann. The
last column Of each table is headed D. H. NJ for days
hours and minutes the time Of each ship having be-
reduced the nicety and regularity OF minute
In all calculations relative to them
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

srfhtas tot Ht- yIht,p 'otRr Nos. vs., 1902, 800,
ltSe lOil lol3 100 1856 lOls 1919 I5gJ lOS5 los
1855. ' '' ' ~"
tfNtat Truv-Nos 8 ~. 70 10 tt nc, III, IL,
~. 4N 70 II % urd - NJ 3 6. on araameat.
ttrthiaH totnr. Mo-. b3 5t 5g 90 02 63 20 10 ST.
- % So So go lOl lt3 rUt lOG iO7 M. ma, lis
10 llH lu l2l -. J a. 121 ilp lel is4. 1876 1917
Les l4O. l5 40 56 lS No q; b Fti,l On trial.
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MAILS FOR eur oPE,
BY TifE
American Steamship Atlantic.

The steamship Atlantic, Captain Wost viii lsars on,
TO- lofitw uctn fer Liverpool
The nohsvni o'oie At half past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
1te YtrftY IrRALD, with the latest intenigenos
non su pats - the Americsn continent will bs pub
lisbed AZ half rast nina o'cloek To MORAN r,raLa.