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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
MnraerOus Outrage in PHILADELPHIA.


A PhilaGelphia correspondent, of the
Baltimore San, under date OF May 10Th
writes: A murderoCs outrage was com
niued last might on Filth street, below
Catharine, by Richard Foote, upon the
person of Mrs. Ann Walker, an interest
ing young woman. aged ls. foote had
been suitor for the hand of Ann, whose
maiden name was Martin but she refused
10 have anything TO say to him. He left
The city and stayed some time at Lebanon
Pa, where he was employed al furnace
Durlng his absence, Ann became engaged
to James Walker, and was finally married
TO him about three weeks since. Foote
returned 10 the city, and on Tuesday. po.
ing 10 the house she occupied, he broke
open her trunk and took from il her mar
riage certificate and some gold pieces
The certificate he chewed up and swal-
lowed. Last night, he again went to the
house and stabbed the..unfortunate woman
N eight different places, some of the
wounds being considered dangerous
EFoote fled, but was early this morning
4, captured by the city police. and committed
by Mayor Jones to await the result of the
~ouFos. --e-'a-->~--------
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

'~'"i .ssiou, the dedication OF
'N' He" ''''oy'<rran church. in This town.
1"s PiTce on tomorrow, (Friday the
-f'h INST al o'clock, P. VI. The Re yerepd
eamue' NJ. M'Clung is expected to be present
ana ts Prsuch the dedication sermon. The
citizens of the town and public generally. are
'csPocilully invited TO attend
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
The ocean palcs where'er I sweep.

The ocean palcs where'er I sweep,
To hear my strength rejoice,
And monsters of the briny deep
Cover trembling at my vnice.
/ carry the wealth and the lord of earth;
The thoughts Of the god like mind.
The wind iags after my going forth,
The lightning j. left behind.
In the darksome depths Of tho fathon,ess
NY 'iie'eSS a'ih oeth play, mine.
Where tie rocks ne'er saw the sun decline.
or ihe GAVIN ut The Curious day;
"tt"g eatih's glittering jewels up,
Finm the hidden case helnw,
And :nahe the iuuntan'> granite cLp,
iih crystal gush o'erfiow
/ blow the bellows. forge the steel,
In all the shops oftrade;
l hammer the ore, and turn the wheel
Where my arms of strength are made;
/ manage the furnace. The mill, the mint,
carry, | spin, | weave.
And al Iny doings put III print
On every morn and eve.
I've no muscle to weary. no breast Ia decay
n" homes TO be ala id "n the sLelf"
And so"n intend you may "go and pIay''-
While ! manage the world myself
Eni harness me d"wu with your iron bands
lie sure of your curb and rein,
For scorn The strength of your puny hand )
AS the tempest scorns the chain.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
~We ask the INDULGENCE &c

1We ask the indulgence of our pat.
rons for this number of our paper. Alb.
sence from our post has prevented US from
paying that attention to il which our duty
and which our readers have right TO ex.
pec.. We shall endeavor to make up for
i: hereafter.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
REPRESENTATIVES


REPRESE
Adams, l
Allegheny, 5
Bedford and Cambria 9
Berks 4
Bucks 3
Beaver Butler and Lawrence 8
Blair and Huntingdon
Bradford 9
Chester 3
Cumberland 9
Centre
Clear6eld Elk and M'Kean I
Clarion Armstrong and Jefferson 3
Columbia and Montour /
Dauphin 9
Delaware
Erie 9
Washington 9
Franklin q
Indiana l
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
Lieut.. Colonel.

We have been requested to announce
capt. JOHN ]. WoRrHINeToN as a candi-
date for. Lieut.. Colonel of the Cambria
Legion to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Col. Andrew Todd.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

wMrs. Partngton asks, very indic-
nantly, if the bills congress are not coun-
terfeit, why there should be such difficult
~ in passing them.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
BY GEORGE w. CUTTER.

When | saw an army upon the land,
navy upon the seas,
Creeping a long Il snail like band,
Or waiting the wayward breeze;
When / saw the peasant family reel,
AT the toll which he family bore,
AS he turned away at the tardy wheel
Or tugged at the weary oar.
When | me 1sured the painting courser's speed
The flight Of the carrier dove
As they bore the law King decreed,
Or the lines of impatient 1--we;
cou..d but think how he world would feel
AS they we're out t-siripped afar.
When | shouln lie bound 10 the rushing keel,
Or chaincd TO the ia.sing car!
Ha. ha ha. They found me at last,
They invited me forth at length, b'1st
And rushed TO my throne with thunder
And laughed in my iron strength!
Oh. then you saw a wondrous change
On the earth and ocean wide;
Where now my fiery armies range;
Nor wait for wind or tide.
Hurrah. hurrah. the waters DER
The mountains steep decline;
Time-space have yielded 10 my power
The world-the world is mine.
The giant steam of the queenly vest.
And the orient foods divine.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
fhS Appos!ioamsni Din.

The following is the bin as il finally
passed both houses Of the LEGISLATURE
II is condemned by the Democratic party
throughout the State, and justly too, we
think, for it is not such bill as they had
, right to expect. Parties in the Senate
will be so equally balanced, that united
effort on the part of the democracy will be
necessary to obtain an ascendency This
is the result Of the schemes of VIM. F.
Johnston. We have clear majority on
the popular vote of the State of at least
$4,000, and yet il is very doubtful wheth-
er we shall have majority in the Senate.
1t will also be observed that large counties
that are entitled TO two or three membe.s
of the House are united with other conn.
ties in forming Represent 1--we Districts
Why this has teen done. is known ner.
maps 10 ''e Conference Committee, but for
our Fart we can see nothing in such ar
rargements but fruitful source of conten-
lion, among the several counties compo-
sing such districts.
In to-days paper we publish the Ad.
dress of the Democratic members who vo-
ted against the bill and we ask for it a
careful perusal.
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SENATE.


1. Philadelphia city .
Z. g county
8. Montgomery
4. Chester and Delaware
5. Berks
6. Bucks
7. Lancaster and Lebanon
s. Northampton and Lehieh
9. Dauphin and Northumberland
10. Carbon, Monroe, Pike g. WAYNE
IL. Adams and Franklin
10. York
l3. Cumberland and Perry
ID. Lycoming, Sullivan, Centre and
Clinton
Is. Bliar, Cambria and Huntingdon
l6. Luzerne, Columbia and Montour
IL. Bradford Susquehanna and Wvo-
ming
Is. Tioga, Potter, M'Kean, Elk Clear
field and Jefferson
19. Mercer, Venango and Warren
20. Erie and Crawford
2l. Butler, Beaver and Lawrence
%. Allegheny
%. Washington and Greene
"a. Bedford and Somerset
25. Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion
26. Juniata. Mifflir and Union
27. Westmoreland and Fayete
%. Schuylkill
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

" Attention. to the New Advertise
pieats is particularly requested
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-22

1901 FROM Southport at s a week. Thursday
BY Pleasant Prairie south Bristol and Hosdey
To Antioch, H., by IL m, 10 miles,
And back between p and m.
Proposals to Pleasant Prairie, 81 miles
less distance, will be considered
45O2 From Southport at 8 m week, Saturday,
BY Pleasant Prairie, Liberty, Wilmo, and English
Praire
TO Richmond by p m. 80 miles,
And back between s a m and m Friday
Proposals commence at Pleasant Prairie, 81 miles
less distance, will be considered.
450s From Southport at m ui-woekly, Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday
Dy Pleasant Prairie, Bristol, Salem, Geneva, Geosvs
Bay, Waworth, sharon, Aliens Grove, Summervile
aud Clinton
To Belo by 10 m 81 miles;
And back between q and 10 next days
Proposals for times week service will be considered
1904 From Southport at a n week, Friday,
BY Paris aud Brighton,
To Burlington by m, 81 m les,
And back between and nert dsy
4505 From Racine at a week, Tuesday,
BY Sylvsnia and Quaes
To Geneva by 9 p m, So miles,
And beck between s and 10 nsrt Day
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-22


psrae proposals. for service between Dixon and Peru,
and Dixon and Gslena, be performed at the rate of
niles to the hour the departures and arrivals 10 be
| specified, are invited
434s From Peru, Illinois, at week. Thursday;
BY Troy Grove, Ovid, Lee Centre, Franklin Grove,
and Taylor,
To DaysviIle by III a m next day. SO miles
And hack between M Friday, and next day
4349 From Peru, Illinois, at a IN a week, Monday
BY Troy, Paw Paw Grove, Aliens Grove, Hickory
and Kibuck;
To Rockford by next day, 10 miles
And back between q m Wednesday, and next
day
1850 From Asbeuy, H., at a til weekly, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Fridays
10 Newark by 10 a m, 10 miles
And hack between IL m and p IN.
1851 From Joliet, Ill, At a a week, Tuesday;
BY Jackson Creek, Reeds Grove, Wilmington, Horse
Creek, Limestone Rinosa, Ssmmou's Point, Plato.
Middepor, Milford, Oxford, Ind, and Bnsham's
Grove
To Lafayette by 8 p m next Friday, 1870 miles
And back between Tuesday, and p next
Friday.
Separate proposals. for service frem Iroquois, by Mid
diepor, Milford Oxford, Ipd., and Brighsms Grove,
g. Lafayette invited
Query: Whether necessary
1850 From Joliet, ILL.,, at week. Fridays
By ckson Creek Reeds Grove, Wilmington Rock
willie, Bulbonias Grove Mount Lsnsum, Democrat,
MiddIeport, and Courtwehts Mills
To lroquois by next day, 81 miles,
And back between a Friday, and p day.
Proposals for additional weekly trip, embracing
Horse Creek, Limestone, Rinosa Summons Point,
and Plsto inytd
1859 From Joliet, H., at twice week, Monday aud
Thursday;
BY Plsin6ed, Dupsge, NsperviIle, Wsnenville,
Wheatland, McMillens Grove, aud Hills Mills
To Egin by p m, AZ miles
And back between m aud p next days
1854 From Wilmington, NJ, at week, Monday.
BY Mszon,
To Pontiac by IL next day, As miles,
And back between m Tuesday, and p m next dsy.
1855 From Middlcpori, ILL.,, at a week, Thursday.
BY Worth, Qui man, and Butler,
To Urbanna by III next day, IS miles,
And back between Friday, aud next day.
1856 From M,ddlepor H., at a m once week, Thursday.
BY Milford and North Foik
To Danvile by IL m day, 40 miles,
And back between Friday, and p m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered
also to commence the at Ioquois going BY Mid
dleport .
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07
EXECUTORS SALE

Or valuable Real Estate. being the Entire Real
Estate, of the late Enoch Wade, deceased, in
Guiding the Homestead.
CSAID Real Estate situate immaa;a,e,v .a;,;,irr
kOthe City Of Burlington and containing about 27o
acres of Land 100 hi hy cultivated the balance in
good Timber. In order to accommodate the differ
ent purcha sers, said land has been SURVEYED off;
and will he sold in Tracts as follows. to wit:
The House, Barns, &C, will be sold with nearly
GO Of land, under cultivation with fine bear
ing Orchard of 400 Apple Trees, Peach. Cherry,
Plumb, sc. Immediately south of the aforemen n
toned, tract of 30 acres of improved land, and
Immediately south Of the City of Burlington and ad-
Joining Barrets addition, seven lots, Nos /, 2, g..
4 8, s, T. containing about five each. mostly
cultivated. Also. south of lower Burlington, ex-
tending along the Mississippi river 100 rods, and
bounded on the south by N. Ervin's Farm; TWEEN
ty.seven lots, commencing at No. 2. % containing
about acres each, and four about ten acres each,
all well tinhercd land. survey and plat Of said
lands and lots be al the Office of the Judge
OF Pr obate in Burlington, and hose wishing 10 ex
anime the premises will find the lots all saked out
and the number of each lot the stake at the cor
OF the lot.
E5-Said land and lots will he sold al Public sale
on Monday, the 25th day of November. 1880 COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, A. Ne and continue from
day to day. until all is sold. The title to said pro-
perry is indisputable, and the opport unity is
offered to persons in the City to secure valuable
and convenient out lots, which they may not have
a chance of obtaining hereafter.
~ FERNS 0. Sale.--One half of the purchase
money payable in one year, and one half in two
years from date Of sale. Deeds will be given, the
purchaser giving mortgage and note, with opproy-
ed security. for the amount of purchase.
5PSaie at the door of the Office of the Judge of
Probate OF Desmoines comfy in the City of Bur-
lington. SAMUEL LEEBRICK, Executor of
Burlington, Oct, 81, 1850 Enoch Wade's Estate
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% / e 81:

a.,ss ,on, Iowa. Saturday evening, Nov. 9, $780,
y My ANN HESDsIe, wife ofCharles Hendrie, aged
made profession ofrelieion in her 18th year al
49,, cosnecticut. Her whole life indicated that her
v.,s. vss formed ~ accordance with the elevated
s:Is. s,d sentiments eli Christianity. To think, and
- ~ ,et az becomes the Christian, natural to her
s.:s,r was deep and earnest, but unassumng and
- ssi She possessed amiable aud benevolent dis
.,ea and went ahon, doing good. She was the friend
sr.cy and the blessing or those that ready TO
~ y r.re upon her. She a devoted ,bhath
49,, ,saches and distributor OF tracts. She loved the
~ # mayer. She was an ornament ofthe church, and
-. ke,oyed by all her acquaintance. a stricken
:,. noun that the hight of their dwelling is taken
- IA The charm OF their circle broken. In her sick.
svr NJ was patient, unitorny cheerful and resigned
1870 a. had much Tor which TO ii,e she wished to
.s r;l bat Gods. The Savior was with her, and
u. -, herto himself. Precious in the sigh, OF the
- /, the death ofhs Saints.
q N. city, on Monday morning, Mr. RENJAM,S II.
n.lssa, formerly Of Monroe county, Virginia. aged %
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NEW STORE.

iNHE subscriber solicits cali from the Ladies' to
L examine his new and most fashionable assort-
mcht OF DRESS SILKS, consisting of rich brocades
chameleon SATIN du chains ana ether STYLES also
every width Of black do.
Wili also DO found fine assortment of bonnet
silks and vevets, silk illusions and coored grapes
rich embroidered cambria Laudke r chiefs, white and
black lace capeS.
He has also recently received a beautiful selec-
uon OF African and natural crlorea MUFFS white
ana black victorinss. fur cuffs misses NUTS. &C.
all OF which are offered at such prices. and cannot
ne Pufehasea lower tins side of the eastern cities
anu would also say the same OF other goods. en-
hracng 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.
Gichrlst x Co. =. N. FORIIER.
Burlinc; on, Nov, 40
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HARDW ARE,i

(4/ +. are now In receipt of our Fall Stock of
W hardware, comprising an assortment of Car
penters anu Cooper's Tools, Building Hardware,
NC, to which we invite the attention of buyers-
The stock consists in part of Spear and Jackson,s
and other makes hand and PANEL Saws.
Bench and moulding Planes of every variety;
lennon saws; Cross cut do; Farmer chisels;
Socket chisels; Millwreht's do; Anger bits;
Turning chsels II guages; Augers; Iron braces;
Plated braces and bits; Steel squares; Iron do;
Beatty'S Hatchcts; Claw hatchets; Calipers;
Iron sets; Aiken's do Saw Files. ETC., etc,
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
White mineral knob, Novelty Door Locks;
White and dark knob spring laches;
DafE mineral knob, Novelty Door Locks;
Moftice Locks: Rim Locks; Patent door springs:
Window springs; Closet and cupboard Locks;
Chest and Till ockS; Mineral knob Latches:
Iron knob latches; Thumb do; Dead Locks;
Bell Furniture; Hinges and screws: Gate hinges:
Shutter hinges and fasteners: Cupboard latches;
CUTLERY, ETC.
Table Cutlery. Pocket do; Dirk Knives;
Carsers: Wilson's butcher Knives;
Table and butchers steels, etc, etc. etc.
ASLO-Mil saws, Vices, Hand and sledge HAM
mers, Grindstone CrankS; Lock screws, Round
point shoVels, Canal Shovels, Hay and manure
Forks. Douglas Pumps. Lead Pipe, Tonss and show
els. steeiyards spring balances, Britannia and Ger
man SILVER table and tea spoons, Pad locks, Gun
locks; Powder Fiasks. Gun wipers, shot chargers,
saw STEAMERS, wood saws, Mallets, Hand bells tea
bells, Fry pans, sauce pans, brass kettles, Enam-
sle stio; Mankeywrenches, bench stops Pincers &C.
oct ~. 1880 j. G. LAUMAN s. BRO
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NOTICE.

~e.M inform the ladies gentleman of this city who
80 : libealy paternised during my stay with ,hem
NJ, ,hsl leave 90 up the river few days and on my
80 eoss my leetuss which intended 10 have done
= three evenings more; but the rain mr. Traey's
-. the occupancy oil the in the evenings
/. ~ county court, have prevented.
A. il respects the ehslange, never battle with the
l nof stoop from the dignaiy OF Gentleman, con.
s.a wi,h one who makes his atacts, the ambush OF
ssonamons name; besides the challenge is no attac,
= az position have taken No acquainted with
n. nature laws Of caifvoyance, will pretend that he
can find reliable csirsoynt: when where he peases
c;,ly in the shor have had to spend in this city
Added 10 the above considerations, the attact is
..de lust on the eve Of my departure after had an
,ounced publckey privately, that could lecture here
hui ! few evenings more.
Always subscribing my name
JOSEPH. BAkER. JACKSON
u..,;.~,.n M 9Th lS5O
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Burlington Wholesale House.

thorn h McOwen are Just eceiv ing their fall and
ainser stock of dry goods and notions, pnrcha sed
y New York and Philadelphia, and to which they
respectfully invite the particular attention Of Mer-
A.ols and Pcdlars as their stock is well assorted,
sa consists of general variety of every thing in
ssWy goods and notion line, all of which they are
~efm'ned to sell as low as they can be bought at
VI regular house west of New York, viz:
DRY GOODS.
= Bales "a, "A and 90 brown shceting;
~ 90 "a and Al heavy do drilling;
'sSs Pieces American French and English Prints;
W do "a and Al bieached shifting;
90 assorted Ginghams;
DO hickory shirting;
~ 40 brown Canton Flannel:
20 se DO red yellow and white wooden do;
20 alpaca merinoes and mohair lustres;
So eo iAncy vestings; 10 do shambiays;
ao shawls, all sorts and kinds,
az ~. cashmeres, delains, plaid linseys. black
,rS cloths, fancy mix'd and black cassimeres
e,,saeus, brussels carpet, satchels and sacks,
, or.. canvass aud paddings, cloth caps, wool
Seio.n.a ncy cap netts, barred muslins, plain
YANKEE NOTIONS &C.
~ ~ g. D. gun caps; $50 gross asst side combs
49, ~o 8. b. h w. II. C. gun caps;
~;vvu sewing and yarn needles;
ovo do patent thread:
'soo lbs. assorted blue and white cotton thr lad;
.oO great gross agate shirt buttons;
~ do do bone and paper suspender buttons;
~ do pearl shirt DO
sso do assorted coat do
sse over do do
20 gross assorted tuck combs
so0 dozen fine S. and 5. s. do;
~, ~ 10 gum suspenders;
~ DO spool cotton; 1000 packs pins;
-, ~. lbs. OF pins; 1000 photographic prints;
Az uozen razor stTops; 500 gross vest buttons;
No. oseast pins, rings, ear rings. fancy glass
49, nalr, cloth, tooth, shoe and shaving brushes
au bead necklaces, Of all kinds. G. s. plated,
,Esn.s aud iron spoons, scissors, shears, knives,
dr.. M seel beads, clasps, purse twist, sewing
e,,... A ana cotton hdk's, black and fancy silk
Nan. : "sn lines and hooks, all kinds of fancy
"a M =. and plated specks, all kinds Of pocket
hrra.,osooks, port monies, silk and cotton purses,
II rsc watches, visiting cards, OK marrow, gilt
Naa .s. mirrors, oelt slides, shoe laces, knitting
m. A.,' picture frames, shirt studs, hooks and
u cord, waters, Irish linen, laces, edging
~ ~. backing, comforts, gloves and mitts,
hlciis seei and silk watch guards, states and
MA nss U.ket and dressing combs, G. S. and
ias. isI.s, vest buckles, whale bones, Harmo-
M sn.: nafps, &C., &C; with great variety of
tset. N ..Nas 100 tedious tn mention. Main
la,iis.os. Jefferson and Washington.
lowe, Nov. :, 1850.
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New Goods.

UTE have now received and have in store large
w proportion OF our FAN purchases. embracing
% endless variety Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
vare, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
lesdy Made Clothing. ETC., etc. We have seie cted
our stock with reference both to the Wholesa ale
and Retail Trade, and determined to sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Barlingtor, Nov. I, 1850 J s klMBALL & co
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IL. 8. Adam

HAS now and is in receipt of $50 cases Of Boots
L L and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather;
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red ole do
so doz upper leather; Is doz calf skins;
90 do kip skins; 40 dog lining and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; I5 dog bride leather;
Also, large assortment of goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split leather; top hides whang, skrting,
welt and patent leather band leather; patent calf
skins, ETC.. ETC., etc. >.
A large stock Of saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip lashes, etc, in fact il is fully complete for tit
ting out sadders and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker finding line, such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, sc. Shoe and harness
makers can rely uron finding well selected and
extensive assortment or every thing belonging to-
their business. Country Merchants will do well
to examine his stock of boots and shoes as ii 10
large, well assorted and cheap.
full assortment OF those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
BILE makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tan
ners are such that can furnish articles in my bu-
sness cheaper than Can be obtained in Iowa, and
as cheap can he bought in ST Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Millei's water proof
oil backing. Il. s. ADAMS,
Main street, a few doors north Of jefferson
Burlington. Iowa, October II, 1850
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T. C'ark Co.....................P Philadelphia.
>. W. clark X Co......................Bo ston.
f. w. Clark 4 Bros..................St Leuis
T. W. Clark, Dodge n Co.............N New York,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
f. w. CLARK, BROS. s. co.
FoR BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IN PAYMENT
OF COLLECTIONS.
MI i>Soo ki Bank Notes--E. w. Clark Il Cos Cheeks
~ On r.. W. Clark Brothers, st Louisiana Eastern
."y hank Notes, Of $50, and upwards will be received
ihd'aaa-ohto-kentucky-V rginia-I
majority of Eastern Bank Notes will be received as
CURRsNCY , ~
IT All CURRENT CIRCULATION bought at ltall p ct.
discount. Al
SIGHT Bills of Exchange the principle Eastern Cities
Stouis ncnn atand Louisville for sale in sums TO suit
Sight and short Time Bills purchased
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE 10, o. IN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NAI.F..
SfiIL OF IOWA. Louisa county.
f1 virtue of a license and decree of the Court OF
- Probate of SAID county. will sell at Public
Auction at the Court House door in Wapelio. in
sand county, on Monday. the I'd day Of December.
1880, at one O'Clock, p NJ, of said day, the follow
ing real estate, of the late Joseph Burlington of said
county, deceased, to wit:--1he northwest frac-
tioha or OF the southwest fractional or OF section
10 IN township II north of range 4 west. Also,
north 60 acres Of the east half southeast or, west
half south east Or and north half north Or of
section si east half northeast or of section %,
west half southwest Or, south east or of south
west Or, southwest or of northeast or, and south
west Or Of northwest Or of section Is. Also, 90
acres Oft the east Side, and 80 acres oil of The west
side OF southeast or of section all except the
piece first described, in town ship74 north of range
west, and all situate in said county. and contain
Ing 6l1,oo acres. JAMES q. BURLINGTON,
Wapello, Nov =, 1850 Admir-