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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

A STANDARD OF WIsDoM.-We dill not make
the word--we may men il and we must 1--we in it.
We shall fin | that il abounis in fools who are too
dali TO be emplo, ed. and knayes who too sharp.
But The compounl G. a-acter is the most common,
an il Is that with which shall have the most TO
do. As he who knows how to put proper words in
proper places evinceS the ruest knowledge OF books
he thlt knows how 10 put fit persons in fiji stations,
evinceS the trueSt knowledge Of men. II was OBJ
served of Elizabeth that she weak herself, but
chose wise coun seo-s 20 which il was replied that
10 choose wise councillors was, in prince the high
est wiSdom.-LGcOR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

SEEDS OF DAHLrAs AND OTHER DOUBLE
SYxGExEcT0Us FLowEas.-In saving seeds for
sowiag, nevsr lake them in the centre; take none
bat peal see H. for they will give The largest proper
;ol double flowers. China asers and dahIias lave
generally some disc seeis If they are even very dou-
bic; therefore on taking he pol 10 get out the grains
b,gia rom The Outside, AMI when you have got few
OF ihs rows Of see from them, throw the rest into
con non sort, which You may give away sell; but,
billing upon the changes of good flowers, you will
be much better pail lor your labor by the few out
sile 5eci5, THAI you can by sowing The whole. This
Is worlhalten:ion -Doca'ng's Horticultural.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
sa,utation to America.

Ian, OF the beautiful, land of the free,
Ufen my leart IA. tIne lnging 10 thee
Often had mountain, lax, torrent. and stream
Cleaned on my waking ihonglt, crowded my dream;
Now thou receives; me to the broad sea,
Lani Of the beautiful, LAM Of the free,
Fair to the eye, in thy gran leur. thou art
o doubly far, doubly dear u the heart
For 10 the exil.I, the trodden. the poor,
Through the wide world, thou hast opened thy door,
Millions crowd in. and are welcomed by thee
Land OF the beautiful, lsnl OF the free,
Land Of the Future. Here Art shall repair
Kinler thy gel than Own Gree an sr,
Since her true vcisrics eve have found
Lofty desert by Amerira crowned
Where, in her pri Ic should sire dwell bui with thee,
Land of the beautiful Ian Of tie free
Sculpture for thee sh Il i'm nnr,alize Form
Painting ilum:ne, an Poetry warm;
Music devote al her ervors lN inc
To heari-service at libtrty's riie-
TIL all thy FITS douoly precious shall be,
Land of the beautiful nd Of the free.
Hail, then. Republic of Washington. hail
Never may STR Of thy Tn Il pale
Hope Of the world may each omen of III
Fade in the hg'i Of thy destiny still;
Time bring hut increase and honor TO thee,
Land of the beautiful, land of the free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Woman.
Ell WILLIAM LEGGETr.

Ell WILLIAM LEGGETr.
No star in yonier sky that shines
Can light k woman's eye impart;
Tie earth holds not in all ia mines
A gem so rich as woman's hesrti
Her voice is like the music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone,
Like that when storms more loudly beat,
1, yields clearer, richer tone.
And woman's loves holy li.hi,
That brighter, brighter burns, for aye,
Years cannot al rs radiance bright,
Nor even lalseaood quench its raw;
But like the star of Bethlehem
or oil, TO srael's shepherds given,
II marsh8ls with lis steady fame
The erring soal OF man TO heaven.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Give Every Day.

Let Us give something every day,
For one another's veal;
A word, 10 make tie gloomy gay,
Or tie crushed spirIi heal;
A look, tlat TO the heart VIII speak,
Or him ats poor and Old
A tear for her, DER waose Wan cheek
Full many a stream has rolled.
TIE o jects Of our 1--we ami care,
In every path we C.
And wasn ey ssA a s.mp'e prayer,
Ga, s..al we selfish be,
AM turn away wlth naughty thrust,
A. II tie God above
We're partial to our pampcred dust,
AMI only u did love!
Let Us give something every day
To comio.t and to cheer;
IT'S not for gold alone they pray,
Whose crIss IA on the eur:
They ask for kindness in our speech
A tenderness OF heart
That TO the innocent soul VIII reach,
And warmth and life impari.
We all can give-ihe poor-ihe weak,
And be an angel guest
How small a thng-io smile-to speak,
Aud make the wretched best,
These favors let US all bestow,
And scatter JOY abroad,
And make the wales OF sorrow glow
With the sweet smiles7,f God
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

Sz,"I say, hoy, whose horse is that you're rid
ing:''
Why, it's daddy's.''
"Who is yolr da ldy?''
Don't you know? Why, Uncle Pete Jones'"
HSo-you the son of your unc,e'''
Why, yes, calculate am. You see dad got TO
be widower, aud married mothers sister, ami now
he's my uncle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Here lie two children IL ar
One IA cd ireland. itot.ser one here

PURsUrT OF PLEAsURE.-Cast an eye into the
gay worll; what see we, for the most part, but set
OF querulous, emaciaed, huerng fanastical beings,
worn out in the keen pursuit Of pleasure; creatures
that know, own, condemn, deplore yet still pursue
their own inGelicity: The decayed monuments of
error. The thn remains Of what is called delight.
-Young.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

CARLYLE AND EMERsox.-They are not fin
lShed writer's but great quarries of thought and inn
agery. or the two, Emerson is much The finer spirit
He has not the IA liant range Of imagination or any
OF the rough power of Carlls but his plac pierre
ing insight rraliateS the deph OF truth further and
81 arer than do the strained glances OF The latter
A higher mental altitude than Carlyle has mounted,
by most strenuous effort, Emerson has serenely as
Sumed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

fez="I say stranger" said cottage urchin to a
yankee pellar, "don't you whistle that ere dog
away"
'Why, he aint OF no use no how, he is too ugly'
go but he saves heaps of work"
Howl"
"Why he always ticks the plates anil dishes so
clean that they never want washing-and nam says
she wouldn't part with him no how, for dog
amt got used 10 mustard YETI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

GENERoUs-We pleased to learn Eat the MAD
ison and Indianapolis Railroad Company has vonntsri
" issued order for he free transportation Of AL stock
and manufactured articles that road exhb-
ton at the Ohio State Fair John Brough, Esq. the
efficient and energetic superintendent Of that railroad
has entitled himself the thanks OF the people OF Ohio
for this magnanimous We hope til e able recip-
rocate the favor distant period when Indiana
friends get up Fair Of similar kind.-Ci4 Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

cFGeorge Washington Napoleon Plus Republic
can America Fourth OF July Jean jacques Crapeau,
were the appellatons bestowed the other day by a
patriotic Frcnchman of Cincinnati, al public chris
ening, upon his son. who had been ushered into the
world amid the "cannon's loud roar during the
4th Of July, 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

isS=A poor oil woman, who lived in the old coun-
try bad two chill lren of whom dying she caused
10 be buried there; soon after coming 10 America
The other died also, and ii was buried here. Wish
ing to commemorate the place, she put grayestone
with The following inscription =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

o." This man, gentlemen of The jury, walks into
court like motionless statute, with The cloak Of by
pocrisy in his mouth, and ia attempting 10 screw
three large oak trees out Of my clients pocket"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

dry ground plaster of Paris with one part of fine
charcoal, by weight, and sow them around the pre-
misses affected with unpleasant odor, arising from
decayed animal matter, and the gases producing the
odor will directly be absorbed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
G.lEAT VEGETABLE KEMEDT!!
DR.. 4. 3. MYERS



For Par. yay lse BloOi-4ia Disorders o. tie diaseys
AMI the Il ovof ilvA l-puc Blood,
B.us Diseases, COnsuiptO DrOpsi,s, Gravl s,rCuls,
ship Fever Liver CSPalats, r.ysls FsIns GOPi ints.
sulinr Complaints, inpOSeney, Dyspepsia, Nervous Ahse'
lions, Gsner~i debility, d..
This Extract is put up in large bottle, containing
ouncs 1t conblAs tse properties Of DtterssE Diurstc
While IL removes ses BEES ana d s tSe
system is better d cheaper tan ctaor sri
disease, bd fleets exposure, ipFud
PREPARED BY DR. H. B. MYER, BUFFALO, Ny.
For cory disease irc tins Extract Froeses care
taias nyredie1sfs chosen Eer special aaGEtiO lis
Te.ief.
valuable medicinal prep ration operates Arstvs
and detergent llurete and lne, and IN proper
relieves affections Generally cxpT.ssd il increases
gisns IN lsnr ~ Is no simple 81 s.,ni9
msn~ r the M IN - zen, lie -tsiii az .'b
modifying he tfel If tie Ug and Increasing lis b nhal
he hulaan frame. thsn cay u ea SEP .raIriy -
Entirely vegetable end Turned with basis Il the best sPeei-
cs-Ssls pas Id Cherry and Dandelont acts with the
base Of the iss y5 psasss' 1
aGded virtues Of the greatest cleansing medicines ed 9TH
gently acting The Kidneys, having particular tr-
Ing disease cleansing evry potion II tic bCdy ana renova-
Tins ESac; directly kindly upon blood which
pures 'ni enricheYaotes healthy secTeii"ns, restores
supplies OF vital heat nervous eSsrycxP4s
diseases generally and gives 10 tie invalid lasting
eth, visCr and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosrRATIox
Persons WHOSE constitutions broken down. weakened AMI
debitacd who have declined In E,nt5 aud
lost flesh and and whose
ally diseased lind better pleasant Tecdy
Dr. Myers Sarsap Wild Cherry and DaEsh hon
the corrupt Of the blood
thai fluid is entirely initiated.
The flowias certificate Is among many that have been
given ly citizens d. Lls STATE.
We selling DR.. Myers Ssrssparila Wild Cherry
and Dandelion for several months aud hs Il MT in
saying believe be the article bcfre the pabc
for dersnsem decay II the in VIII form
may appear We have aoIdnaTy benefits from its
and would recommend 10 the e IL iabCrns undr
any If the diseases which il is recommended.
c. J. ALLISON CO., Druggists.
Tsre Haute. Aueust ). 1850.
Price 81 per bUttle; s. bottles f. s..
For sale wholesale and retail by CRAiGHEAD * BROWN
ING, Agents, indianapolis. au-9C-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

es=ExternaI gentility is frequently used to di
guise internal vulgarity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

Then have route here presented which is five
miles shorter than the Southern route.
In addition the advantage which this presents,
in point Of distance presents another important adj
vantage in the that the city will he required only to
aid in the construction of road to to the State line to
secure continuous railroad through to St. Louis. On
large part of the line the work is already under
tract and the whole will be completed without aid from
the city.
From these facts it would undoubtedly be the policy
of the city aid in the construction OF that portion OF
this road which is between the city and the State line,
and thus without further expense, road to ST.
Louis upon the nearest and best route. I.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

iaz." When am a man," is the poetry of child
hood; "when was young,'' the poetry of old age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

GGsThe poets soul should be like the ocean. able
to carry navies, yet yelling to the touch of finger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

f~ssA woman TOLL her husband that she read the
Art Of Love, on purpose 10 be agreeable TO him.
. Lad rather have love without Tie arr, +" said he.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

~ Lost time Is found again; and what we call
time enough always proves little enough.-Franktn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

orTime Is ship which never anchors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
The Prize Song.

"The committee 10 award the prize for the Jenny
Lind song decided that Of the number Of songs two
were unanimously selected by the Committee as in
many respects being equally deserving of the Prize
but, in the opinion OF Mr.. Jules Benedict, one oil
them was superior in point OF musical adaptation,
anil, on that account, has received their unanimous
vote.r
We publish the two songs here referred to; the
first being the successful, and the second (rom Bos
TOM the unsuccessful one. The latter is now for the
first time published.
greet, with a full heart TIE Land Of the West,
waose Banner Of stars Ger world Is unrolet
whose empire oersi allows Afsnl c's wide breast,
And opes to the sunset gateway of gold
The land of the mountain, ita ami Of the lake,
And roll magnificent tide
Where the souls of the mighty from sumhers awake
And hallow sol for whose freedom they died
Thou Cradle OF Empire, though wide be the foam
That the land Of my fathers and thee,
hear, from tly bosom, the " leone or home,
For Song mas a hon. in the hearts OF the Free,
And long ~ shall CLEAN the sun,
As long thy heroes remember their scars,
Be the hands OF thy children united as one,
And peace shed her ligai the Banner Of s,ars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
J. r. oscooD
LAST AND PEG MANUFAcTURER

- -. ,,IN DI 1Nzf0I!n, 1NDIdNd -
NJ ply always hand the Wholesale and Retail trade
Wholesale Dealers supplied short notice All orders prompt,
filed iune1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
From the Gin. Enquirer.l
The Straight Road to st. Louis.

Those who urged the city to appropriate money for the
construction Of railroad to St. Luis, upon the route
surveyed by COL Mitchell passing through the Southern
is the most direct and the shortest 10y which rail-
road be made connecting the two cities. II rail-
road could be made through the air without travelling the
not he done and the road deviate from straight
line, wherever the fall of the county requires it, the
sumption Is wholly untrue Let US look at the facts and
the figures.
The distance from Cincinnati to St. Louis apon the
Southern line, is reported y Col. Mitchell to be $50
miles This is the length OF the line it was surveyed
by him. Now not reach St. Louis by road
which will bc shorterl
road direct from the city, crossing the Miami river
the mouth of Indian creek passing there the
State line at College Corner through Cummnsville
RushvIe, and Indianapolis, and crossing the Wabash
Terre Haute will reach St. Louis by shorter
distance than the Soutehrn line.
The distances are as follows:
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Hat Store! Clothing Sfore!!

THE HARDEST "BLOW" OF ALL!.-C.othirg,
At only rs per cent. on the COST.
/ STURGIS SON have just Teeeiy ell a most
>. superb stock of Hats, Caps and Ready Made
Clothing. viz
FALL STYLE MOLESKIN AND BEAVER HATS.
Soft Bu.na Vista and Rough and Ready Hats, Of
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn in s4iE,
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREo's FANCY HATS AND TURBANs,
OF fine silk velvet, fur and cloth.
BOYS HATS, choice selection.
A large and handsome inv dice OF elegant
SILK PLUSH GAPS,
comprising seven different varieties of style and
color. most splendid article, Mohair. Plush, &c.
FUR AND CLOTH CARS of every description.
LADIES and Misses MUFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter, viz:-Bianket over Goats,
Beaver and Pilot, cloth ditto; Satinette ard wool
lined cloth winter Goats, Sacks, Blanket and elcth
hip Jackets.
. Fine DRESS and FRocK COATS.
PANTALOoNS-Fine cloth, Cashmere and sat-
inette Pantaloons.
vEsrs-rine satin, bpk, cloth and fancy winter.
SHIRTS-Fine linen-breasted, calico, hickory,
and check shirts.
woolen and cotton Drawers and undershirts,
sacks. suspenders. etc. Also, an assortment o
BOYS CLOTHING.
H5.One word to the reader:-What we say nj the
head ofthis advertise nj IRE megn and ripsrf1rm,
Our Clothing is no Stop Work, but is first rate,
both in quality Of goods and style Of wnrkman>h
10 We ,riH wIrrant erery article Of Clothing am.
return the money in every instance where an arti-
Gle falls short of our Recommendation.
LAST AND NOT LEasT.--re rant no more fhGr
Is per cent prcft, on Clothing, ard will eshib-
il the bills, If esred, which we ,enture Ia say. is
the most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered in this community.
rY-Bufalo Robes, Trunks, Band Boxes, &C.
N. B.-Al kinds Of Furs bought at the highest
prices for CASH. burlington. SEPT. 10, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

o., Nsu Dress and Enlarged N-s.-
N he 1t Of January, we shall present
n, he Republican, in an entire new dress and
..on >. per of greatly enlarged size. The
rs. Tor our new on'ti, is now on hand,
s MI !. i, requires time and labor to reset
,he entire pages Of the paper, we are com
:, D.llei 10 commence this work in advance.
n. have. therefore, I" ask oil our friends
me favor 10 hand in their cards aud regn-
l.r Advertisements at all early day. -
Change. and notifications can he made at
nj. time 10 their advantage a well MS our
avn. Our forthcoming sheet, we fldter
our.elyes. will, in size, type and appear
.nce. Il no, in matter. do no di>credit To
the rapid growth Of our city. After the
~ We will issue the largest daily sheet
nriuted in the West. and as large as any
IN the Union.-[ Mo. Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Efai Mistake Of an .Hpoihscnry. An
infant child Of Mrs NJ. Knapp, Of ia
Church Street. New York, died on THURS.
day in consequence OF ulanu,n having
been administered 10 il Ey the mother, in
stead Of paregoric. Mrs Knapp sent IA
boy 10 the drug store of Joseph Pay,on,
corner Of Chamber and Church, streets. 10
purchase three cents worth Of paregoric ;
but Payton denies that the boy came Their.
Tor Il. The testimony, however. Of two
or three companions Of the hl being Ia
The contrary, the Coroner's Jury declared
against Payten, and the matter will 60 be-
fore the Grand jury.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26
- e. .7- 7a7
SUNDislES.
NEW STORE.

THE subscriber solicitsa call from the Ladies 10
] examine his new and most ia fashionable assort-
ment OF DRESS SILKS. consisting of rich broc
chameleon Satin du chains and other STYLES, also
every width of black do.
Will ais" b found fine assortment OF bonnet
silks and velve,s, silk illusions and cnlored cranes
rich embroidered cambria handkerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received beautiful selec-
hon OF African and natura. coiored MUFES; white
and black victorinss, fur cuffs misses mutf,, Sc,
all of which are offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side of the eastern cite
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, ne "
and desirable goods to cal, at the Old stand of d.,
Ghchris 81 &Co. p. NJ. PORTER.
Burlington, Nov =.
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HA WK-EYE.

L. w. Clark u Co ade,phis
.. "-O'"rA q Go.......... DO stOn.
r.. W. Cinrk xBr0<...................StL Louis.
E W.Clark. Dodge NEb...........New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
F.. W. CT ARK, BROS, & co.
l'XCHANGE RATES
L. Easern-ior Specie or paper o. cent pre mium
do Currency :. 8.
ST tonis Specie % par uapsr
do Currency I"
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE oe, o. "a
SUNDRIES.
IN BAGS shot; 1000 ID, b ,ston Saeratus;
NV 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is ',ies c't III "atti ~; n,xas star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt: 20 boxes; 10 ibis Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap:
do spice; boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
so lbs Nntmess; 10 do chewing tobacco:
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Madden; do file cut ch.wing DO;
400 do spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
90 boxes s by 10 Glass; 10 ioz. be cords;
20 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine;
by IL, II by l6, ~ by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale by
oct -, $50 LAUMAN 4 BRO
Ok 1LLs. rectiied Whiskey; bbls. Mononge-
~ hela Whiskey,j just received and f,r sale by
oct -. go &c L.UMAN& BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Indictment Of Req. .J'ir Gillespie -ln the
M,nicip.l Court. al B,>,"n, On Saturday
sosnins, the Rev. Mr. Gillespie, the Cath
ole priest, was arr.ignrd upon two in
dics,nsnt. tor an assault upon Mr. Lyman
Tswle AMI wife, and sl>o f"r an assault
upon = Waterman. Mr. Gillespie plead
nj guilty. and stated that he had retained
the Hon. Rufus Choa'e as his cnunscl.-
M tine was assigned by the court Tor the
trial, hut il will not probably take place q,
the pgesent term Of the court.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26
.Wasn,serox. Dec. ,6-9p. NJ.

!. 'srxArr.--Mr Benton introduced
..,rl,ircd bill Tor railroad and ,igh-
=. ~, from $ L,a'. :" 1900 $" F,."e'>ss Co
W. vi. Gran, vi land is to hc about | ,5O0,-
900 acres. =, Nv :, l,
-. .a,,,r the order OF The day for the Sc
"a rue.d.y in January.
IN. sneaker laid before the House II
....,ce from the President, stating the
.,s,ncr hy Texas q, MIR Pearce'.
sssni,ry bill. The pres'len, says "Grea,
s..n;niy prevails on the subject in Tex
and he congra,nlates the country on
he event. =, :,
:, # the day Tor Wednesday. The first
T...day. Wednesday and Thursday OF
r.h,u.ry. we're set apart for The trri,o-
al bu.ines. Of Oregon, Minnesota and
Nav Mexico.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

TVS RAILnoAD Rlor.-The Cumber-
land Allrghenian says that eight or ten
Germans we're shot, several OF whom have
arce died, in the late rio, on the 18th sec
,;ou Of the Bllimore and Ohio Railroad.
klearns from a correspondent that i, was
N attack made by the C"nnansh, men
,eain<, all others. whether German, Iris!,
q Eagli.h-,hey having determined TO
nouopolize The whole work to themselves.
Orders have been issued I" discharge all
ihe Conna,i.ht men on the line.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

THE CuDAx Business. The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the N. Y. E,.h.
ing Post says: MIR Webster and the
Count de Ia B,rcl, the Spanish Minister
have had sharp spnndenc.,' it i,
alleged, over certain demand. of the
Spanish Government upon our Cavern
msnt Tor iniemniticaiion for damages com
m'tted ny the Lopez expedition against
Cuba last summer
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Also silk Vests. with the largest and most ele.
CANT assortment of GenHemenS Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this or anv other market north
Of st Louis Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fin' Irish Linen shirts; Silk Drawers and Unde r
shirts; Flannel, wollen knit and Clnton Flannel do.
Fancy sir AMI satin Crnrats and ScHrfs. Pocket
Hanikerchiefs, SHspenders. Socks, Gloves. Com
forts. Trunks and Carpet Bags. Umbrellas. etc.
Ais" a large assortment If HATS AND CAPS,
of the latest patterns and finest material.
ssDoni be backward about coming forward.' Any
thing in our line will be sold the best terms and
all warranted! Any person in want If any article
enumerated above. may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give a cali. We shall take pleas =
ure in showing you our stock e, en you do no buy
Country dealers are respectfully Informed tn II
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail tn ensure them a handsome
profit. HEINSHEIMER CO..
oct 81. 80 Jefferson street. doors below Thrill
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Sou'h Carolina L:yisioiure.-Ir the
''"'''e on Saturday, sixty thousand dol
''rs We're appropriated to the purchase o;
ordnance
Ia the Senate a resolution was aJ,n,e
lar the committee on military !, r., ~,
upon the eNpediencv ot establishing an
ordnance bureau ia the State.