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- Opinions professed by the leading wings of
Massachusetts two years since. The extracts are
curious certainly.
''Mr. Choate declared that the cardinal policy of
the wings would be the passage of LAW TO SAY
THAT CALIFORNIA SHALL REMAIN FOREVER
FREE
'''Is there wing on this floor, said the orator,
who doubts that the strength of the wing party next
March will ensure freedom to California and New
Mexico, IT by the constitution they are entitled TO
freedom at all Is there member of Congress that
would not vote for freedom! You know there is not
one
''He denounced General Cass because he 'ple7gea
himself Tn advance TO VETO THE FUTURE LAW
OF FREEDOM and said
May God avert the madness Of all those who
hate slavery and love freedom that would unite in
putting hun In the place where this thrce-aecursed
pledge may be redeemed =
And read what the wing convention of the state said
on the same subject
"'We understand the wing party to be commit
ted IN favor of the principles contained in the ordn
ance of 1881, The prohibition Of slavery in terri
tory nolo free, and of its abolition wherever it can
be constitutionally effected.
"'We understand the democratic party TO he
PLEDGED TO DECLINE ANY LEGIsLArIoN up
On THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY, with view eth
er to its prohibition restriction in places where il
does not now exist, to its abolition within any Of
the territories of the United States.'''
MIR Choate, our readers will remember, was the
predecessor ofMr. Webster in the Senate, and re-
signed his place that Mr.. Webster might be elected
1t is well to consider how these leaders ofthe whia
party in Massachusetts have kept their word with
the people.
Both Mr.. Webster in the Senate, and Mr.. VIM
throp in the House Of Representatives the principal
wing members from Massachusetts in those resoec-
tive bodies, are pledged in advance to oppose the
prohibition Of slavery in territories now free.-the
very sin which, Mo years ago. they laid at the door
Of Mr. Cass #ul
what Is sui more remarkable, Mr. Webster, who,
two years ago, belonged to the party which declared
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Chemicals, &c,
JET Of POTASSIUM,


Dr.. WEBSTER. The New York Tribune con-
cludes article upon the trial and conviction of DR.
Webster as follows:
s"Wel, believing Prof. Webster guilty, we cannot
regret his conviction His closing attempt to cover
his guilt by impeaching the fidelity or the competen-
cy of his counsel deepens deestaton of his char
acter His defenders had done their whole duty.
Mr.. Merrick's summing up could hardly have been
better But the Professors case was past surgery,
after his own performances in that line. And in
spite of the revolving consequences, we rejoice that
it has been proved that learning talent social posi-
ton, cannot shield culpr from the laws vigilance
and its penalties-that these exist alike for the emf
nent and the lowly. We presume he will not be
parGoned, nor will his sentence be commuted
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, Monday, Mr.. Butler announced the
death of MIR. Calhoun, and pronounced eulogy upon
his character. He was followed by Messrs Clay,
Webster, Rask and Clemens. After the appointment
of Committee of arrangements to take charge of the
funeral, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Chaplain made an impressive
prayer upon the occasion Of Mr.. Cahouns DEATH Mr.
Holmes then spoke an hour in brilliant euogy upon his
character. He was followedby Messrs. Winthrop and
Fenable, and the House adjourned
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WANT'ED.
COmmonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Worcester. S. March 25, 1880
by virtue of an execution which issued upon Judgment
u in favor OF Cyrus Gale of Marlborough in said County
yeoman against GEORGE b. COLEMAN, of Worcester
aforesaid at the December Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for said County, A. y. ls49 have taken all the
Right in Equity that the said George B. Coleman had on
the fourth day of june A. d. 849 the day when the same
was attached on mesne process to redeem certain mort
gagged real estate situate in said Worcester and the same
tha described in mortgage deed thereof from the said
George b. Coleman to William Kinnicutt recorded in the
Registry of Deeds fer said County book 49, page 365
and on Saturday the fourth day of May next A. D. 1850 al
two o'clock in the aeTo the American Temper, nee
House IN worcester in said county, shall offer for sale by
public auction to the highest bidder said right in equity Of
redemption to satisfy said execution fees aud charges
of sale. [A3dl nav N 3 ,ar;as
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Waldo Block Forever.

Vysse = Sons Bonnet Pressing Machine, London.
ISAAC II. UPTON g. Co,
WALDO BLOCK,
II AVlNG in consequence of the immense quantities of
od Bonnes Beached and Pressed by Them placed in
e bctnet BLedchtng and Pressing Rooms of those
ngn cost BoNNET PRESSING MACHINES of the same
make as those used by Yysse & Sons London which viii
enable them to give an EXTRA FINISH to old Bonnes AT
the Reduced Price of rs Cts.
March 30 cod wifi ISAAC H. Upton a CO
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itself COMMITTED to the prohibition of slavery in ter
ritory now free, now arms that the policy of egis-
latng to prevent the extension of slavery was the In
yention of northern democrats.
Will the wings of Massachusetts follow their lead
ers in these changes' Are they prepared at hours
notice to condemn the opinions which they have just
approved, and to embrace opinions which they have
Just condemned
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CONNECTICUT. The State election took place yes
tarday The returns are all received, but the ndi
cations are that there is no choice of State officers
the democratic candidates having plurality. The
Senate will be democratic The character of the House
viii depend upon the result Of the elections to be held
in towns where no choice has been effected. United
stales Senator in place of Mr. Baldwin is to be cleo
ted bH the new legislature.
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In this city, March 25Geoge a., of Elisha w Thatcl-
err yrs and mos eth, Mary E.. daughter of Thomas s.
Crosby mos 2eth, Mrs Sarah Chckering 49, 2eh, Mrs
Betsey Davis Sc; Sls Mr. William H. II. Rugges, IS; April
LIST, Mr. Orman Taft, "a.
In Norwich CT March Both, of consumption, Mr. Daniel
Tubbs, 81.
In Spencer March e. Mr. Edmund NIuzzy, s6.-Prnters
in Me-, Vt. and NY please copy
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DR., ], Clawson KelIev,

UF' NEW FURks
A NAUTICAL, PHYSICIAN, will deliver free
II Medical Lecture at BRINLEY HALL Worcester, on
Tuesday Eucning, April 9th, at Z! o'clock Ladies and
Gentlemen invited to attend.
DIR. J. CLAWSON KELLEY
Can be consulted his Office, No 90 Mechanic Street.
free of charge upon all Diseases during Wednesday aud
Thursddy dprl 10Th and lla. The in attending
the Analytical practice of Medicine in diseases the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, &C is well known. The treatment is mild
and in accordance with natpre's known laws. Invalids are
invited to call. w2tdst April g
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CouKrY COMMISSION The vote Monday
was very small, and the returns come in slowly The
few we have received indicate the election of the Tn
Jon ticket In this city, the vote viii scarcely reach
six hundred and SO little Interest manifested in the
election even by the officers of the wards, that the re-
turns are not yet in the hands of the City Clerk, from
all the wards.
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House Lots, Houses. SO.

AnA (EAuTiFuL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
mile north Of the Court House unequaed for heat
" ocA.oh ana aspect Tor those who prefer live little
OUT ana own large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
ANA directly west of the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining In the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate near the West
ern Railroad Depot, and In other parts of the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts Of the
eiv 5000 Gardening land by the acre and other Rch
~" w. eodistt d. - MESSENGER.
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Fine Fronting IincnS

ME have just received direct from importers an inyo,c
w of White Linens of celebrated manufacture w6ic
we can warrant Tree from cotton, and very durable
For sale cheap by II. II. CHAMBERIiN g. co
March IA. H.
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"a Il is stated that the person who probably
taken for Dr. Parkman by the witnesses Of the trial Of
Professor Webster, was Mr. Bliss of Springfield. A
Boston correspondent of the New York Evening Post
says that Mr. Bliss in the places mentioned at the
times testified to by the witnesses alfH
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Northern spv Annle Scions.

usI received from ROCHESTER, New York LOT of
" FRESH CUT SCIONS of the Northern Spyn variety
OF Apples which may be depended upon as true for sale Al
inc srf OfFlCE DIV March l. 1850.
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Bible PAKoRAMA. This is the last week our
citizens viii have Of seeing this splendid painting
the City Hail. We gay to all be il. Exh:-
bition this afternoon at O'Clock, and in the evening
att IL.
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90 The American Board Of Missions are soon 70
send Out Rev v. n. Talmage and his wife, reinforce
the Annoy, China, mission
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UNION MUTUAL
Fife Insurance CO9aeD0My

UNION MUTUAL
Asse insurance COGaep0Mu
DIRECTORS:
F Fou" Vv lawrence, Boston John d. Lang, Maine,
na,a W s, heW lork, Charles Jones, Maine,
iI s SlIaII 1r, BOSTON, Joseph H. Williams Name,
f Geans Irocher, Boston, George Dudley, Conn.,
Tiii y. y ohs NewPork, lIoatio Harris Boston,
Sisha d. ffatt, BOSTON, Walter Hastings, Boston
p..ss +. j. PRATT, President
DANIEL SHARP, in, Vice President
'IlilS COMPANY continues to INSURE LIVES
on the most favorable terms
DIVIDEND OF PROFITS must be very large. oviur n
he peculiar advantages which life members have m This Conn
pay ana he great care md good Judgment Of its
lraoenng and residence privileges unusually liberal
rEcAL PERMITS for sea and for foreign yeSdsnce
always granted At REDUCED RATES
Liberal CREDIT given ifdesrcd on premiums far IN
Pohc,es, the amount being 40 DOLLS. on MORE. 10y
N: -. Persons Insured daring The eurrenf near ,sor,
IN The profits. 70 ~ ' Se"'' "'''t
GEO: A. BATES, M. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER.
W me pest pamphlet out on Life Insurance and all de.
sred information upon the subject may be obtained nv mai
Esn ior posi- pad, or az the Agents Office in WOR
JESTER, over the Store Of q. FOSTER & Co.
f 222 MAIN STREET.
m -, looV. disu JOHN FIELD, Agent.
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Olive Oil,

FRESH lot just received and for sale wholesale and re-
tail by LEWIS T. LAZELI, Apothecarv
M26dw4wis POI Man-st doors north Am torso
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Boston, Valuation, S174, Isl, 10000
Tax Sl,l74,75,SO /
Per centage per $1,000 $3.50
Salem, Valuation, SIo,lO6,25O
Tax, $4,000
Per centage per $1,000 Sc 40
Cambridge, Valuation SlO65S,772
Tax, $40 ,s2l ,SS
Per centa2e per $1,000 63O
New Bedford n valuation, sl7,2e7 800 500
Per centage per $l000 S5.42
Roxbory Valuation, S13,476,6OO
Tax, $50 ,57292
Per centage per Sl000 $500
Charlestown Valuation, ss,s2l 100
Tax, SS4 ,67l 40
Per centage per $1,000, 5000
Lowell Valuation, s1S,Oss $500
Tax, - Sl5S,4l994
Per centage per $1,000, $500
Worcester Valuation, $40, 1866 $500
Tax, SIS, S07, 20 (
Fer centage per $1,000, 1878
In a number Of the towns in this county, if ali the
taxes which are assessed for Schools, Highways, &c.,
we're included in one tax, in the manner ID which it is
done here the per centage upon $1,000 would be great
or than it is IN the City Of Worcester n
confess frankly, that fthe city government of Wor-
cester does its duty, do see any prospect that thu
annual expenses Of the city win be essened materially
adhere 70 the opinion expressed IN my address TO the
late City government that debt should not be in.
creased One or more new school houses viii need 10
De blilt annually for number Of years Paving will
need to be extended from Lincoln Square to Washing
ton Square and when this shall have been completed L
viii probably become necessary to pave other streets
he highways OF the City will require to be made bet
ter ~ each successive year The increasing demands
Tor the education Of the young win require an increase
rather than dminution Of the school appropriations,
and the objects of our care generally will not be likely
TO become less expensive than they are at present
have referred thus briefly to what has been done
during the past year. Our meeting to day has more
to do with the future than with the past TO our hands
the interests Of City have been conGded for the
year which we this day commence, and the present
seems to be the proper time 10 make few general sg
gestions upon the subject And here allow me to sly
that the obligation imposed upon Us requires us, l.
70 know our duty 2, To do our duty, and 8, To
DO y ~ civn and genlemanly manner towards all
with whom We are brought in contact IN the yar;ous
and mutlorm features Of municipal business We are
placed here not for ourselves but for others Our doom
is 10 Dak, be the task so tlankIess We are IN
act not with view 70 mere ephemcral popularity but
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DIED,

MARRIED.
In Griswold Co. March 25 by Rev f. f. Blake Mr. Israel
Mathe1yson TO Miss Caroline e. Branch
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Corbett's Shaker Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
TOR SALE, wholesale and retail BY
LEWIS T. LAZELI., Apothecary,
Mzodwpwls POI Main-st, doors north Am House
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Nomination for Congress.
CouxrY COMMISSIONERS. The vote on Monday

IL. Distriet-JOHs G. PALFREY of Cambridge
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

uncle, Thomas Neal, where now live, and If any
person doubts this statement will be happy to
verse with them If they will call on me.
(signed,) THOMAS N. RiNdo.
State of Kentucky, Graves CO., set.
This day personally came before me, the UNDER
signed acting Justice of the peace in and for said
county, and made oath In due form of law that the
bove statement true Subscribed and sworn to this
18th day of Feb, lo4s s. p. MORSE, for g. c.
I, Erwin Anderson, clerk of the county court of
Graves county, State OF Kentucky, do certify that
$. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above
certificate, is now and at the time of signing
the same justice Of the peace in and for said
Graves county, duly commissioned and qualified as
such, and that faith and credit are due all his OIL.
cial acts as such. -~@- ~.-ss
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
,, , my hand, and caused the seal of the coun-
N' ty court Of said county to be hereunto af-
IL fixed, this 18th day Of February 1850.
may 8, 1s5O-7m ERWIN ANDERSON
n5-For sale by E. E. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
ErHAWK~EYE BROOM FACTORY.EE
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THE Subscriber hasNOw under his entire con =
troll the above named establi hment, and is pre-
pared to Till all orders in town and from distance
for BroomS by the Wholesale and Retail. He war
rants his work and materials to be Of superior
quality. and confidently refers to those who have
used Brooms of his manufacture for proof.
H-rhe Factory is for the present at the north
end OF Main street (dec 30, '49) d. w. BURTON
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COMPARTMENTS
DUQUESNE IRON STORI
WOOD n yunV r-

Nos. - Levee and % Commercial st., q f~.En
Wholesale Agents and Dealers IL Piftsbss.a -
fdcfures, Jgnicta Iron, Nails, Cat ~ ~.
Steel, ETC., etc., 80
HAVE removed to their new Wsrahouse- =,
Il are now in receipt OF large and exsepsi,s-
sortment Of articles in their line preparatory q =
Spring trade, to which they invite The sisena;cs
merchants. Their stock consists, In psst. -
following, to which they will Be receivine ~
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
p PATENT CARY PLOUGH

SNsxsS THE Subscriber keeps constant
N9A ly on hand a large supply of the
e6E-s=s2Sesas above justly celebrated Plough,
ooth and horse, right and left hand, with the laes
Improvements; and are prepared to supply any nun
Ger that may be wanted. This Plough is much i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the
OF the land side regularly round up to the beam;
"hich entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under 1t; thereby rendering il almost impossible
10 choke II out In the worst Of s.ubble. The mould
board is put on with bolts instead Of rivet, as here
toiore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of th4plandside is cast in chin,
winch hardens - hard cast steel, and prevents
It from wearing of thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
TWO. Inc mould board Of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron, and the share of steel, and win
seour as bright as silver, in the lightest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Carv il is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
not, we say try it, and judge for yourselves, Thi,
flongn Is much more durable than almost any other
mace In the country and at the prices at which it is
now sold. 1t is without doubt the cheapest
burlington, ap AZ JOHN G. FOOTE.
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s.un,sscr! s.u;us,s.s..

INHE undersigned have on hand 100000 feet of
J. Pine Lumber, comprising the following sorts,
viz: 1. I, II, and inch plank: by 1. 8 by and
by sCantng IL, is and rs feet long, -, To- and
20 feet Joist-also, laths. shingles, etc., etc.
Having made arrangements to keep constant
supply on hand, the undersigned would solicit a
share Of patronage. Ts-Their Yard for the present
will be opposite the Pork Houses.
Burlington July lG.J9 w. b. CHAMBERLIN & co
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SPRING OF 1850.
JOHN T. MARTIN & BROTHERS



AMMoTH CLOTHING EMPORIrH
No. lis Main Street, 81 Louis, Nc.
Tor the approaching spring mannfaessrae ~
largest and most complete Mt OF CIstkiueas
offered in this other city, which feel esa&isn
Is cut and made in superior styie any ohs ~
offered the West From he long experiences III VI
have had and the many advantages that posssss
purchasing manufacturing, etc., we feel perfectly as
in pledaing ourselves
To sell lower than amy other hSAse.
Merchants, by looking through stock, VIII II -
they purchase low be bought 10 ans ssrss
house. We will pledge ourselves duplicate any bM
sale and retail trade of 81 Louis certain tkaf -
goods much better adapted to the Of ~ -
tern population than any stock mi nufactnred
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We have this made great improvements md ~
tions TO store and have three large Ssoef
Cropdsd NTH Fresh Goods.
Merchants who have Kept clothing viii Dc Vel
try it, it viii pay better profit and leave wUnn
nan's than any other style OF goods.
The great AGuanfage in Goods Is, that ~
cut that garment will FL person VARYING ssst
inches in size. We i'll every bill soM ID
there viii be single article but what win \ -
that he will sell lower than his neghbo but ~
say it, bot determined to do it, As proof Of 4
can refer to thousands OF the shrewdest purchaser -
visit the city, that we sell to regularly.
al goods ordered, packed at the Lotresf cash pfen.
and those that do not please con be returned. VI
have but one store in the city.
Ills No. lis Main street.
Merchants visiting New York will always End n -
house, No. lI3 Broadway, large and complse aeeD
lower prices than AT any other house.
81 Lnuis-Feh 1880 JNO r. MARTIN RnO5
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TimOflhy ID. CrOcker

n IlokNEf and Counsellor at Law, Burlinp-
"a ton, Iowa, will make collections and attend 10
all other business of his professions in the easterly
counties of Iowa, and north western counties of H.
nols. ~ Office, over Scott, Whitehead & Co.'S
store. Jefferson st. ap,e 1910
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Hydropathy or Water Cure.
JUST received, the following works on s.Water
j Cures" Johnson's results Of Hydropathy;
Francke's Theory and Practice Of Hydropathy;
Water Cure in America; Water cure for Ladies;
do do by DR. Shew; Water cure by Dr Rauss Sc;
do do il every known disease;
do do errors OF physicians and others in;
For sale at ABRAuAMs' Burlington Book store JEFF
lesson street. tmarch IA. 1850
S'UGAR: 80 btis st Louis clarified sugar; 90 hhds
- New Orleans sugar, for sale by
apr 80 WE CooLBAuGu & co
1S DOZ. assorted Palm Leaf Hats for sale by
" may G LAUMAN Bro
WINDOW GLASS: . boxes by 10 window
w glass; 90 boxes 10 by II do for sale by
apr II 80 WE ooLB.rGu & co
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iora.
kON-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
slEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted Sizes
Premium, and Yankee Notion
COOK Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, !, and
plates, different sizes.
ALSo-Jcwetts Improved Patent Cary Ploucbs. Til,
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, IRON Nails
and Casting of every description.
fun supply of the above articles ALWAYS on hand.
ana Tor sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, 40 John C. EoOTE
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AS z. fEATMAN EF. PrTrMAN GEO. r. RoBIsso
Yea fnlan. Pitflnan x ~

q ENEhAL commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants, NO. Second street, st Louis, Mo-
NEfEnENcEs.-Woods, Christy & Co., r. l. w.
Campbell, Crow, McCreery 4 Barksdale. ST Lou;,.
REFER TOW. F. Coolbaugh Co., Garrett &
Cooper, Fear h Creegan, D. Gilchrist & Co., Bur-
hngfo., loya. NOV IL. 1sae-Iv
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Ferry Notice.

1A THE New and splendid steam Fer
n Boat FLINT HILLS, viii COM
1871 u,ence ,Ser regular trips as soon as
navigation opens. Shecan be relied upon to cross
all persons and property wishirg to cross on her
this season. There has been an impression abroad
in the community that the boat will be taken away
from this place. Such rumor Is without any foun-
da'ion, or shadow of truth. All persons going to
CALIFORNIA, wishing speedy and safe eros sing
will find it to their interest to cross at
Burlington, this being the direct route through.
To They will also, find supplies in abund nee,
necessary for the trip, at prices the cheapest in
the West. THOMAS FRENCH.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. II. ls6O-ip
CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENTTN IOWA.
WE are prepared to sell all kinds of Saddles,
Brides, Harness, Collars, Whips, Harness
Leather, Skirting, Bride Leather, Hog Skin Seat
Ing, Saddlery Hardware, Laces, Gum Cloth, Span
ish Moss, &c. sc. cheaper than be bought else
where in Iowa. We cannot be beat in quality or
price. Cali and see.
Nov. Is, '49 WARE & GOODWIN.
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.IOSiah Pane

COMMISSION Merchant, No. 8, Custom -house
~ street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
slgnments to his care, for sale in this market He
viii also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
ceries and Me' chandse generally for Western Mer-
chants. - REFER TO Messrs Grimes 4 Starr, Mr.
X. 5. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. otis West, Mr.
oeoIse Far.rIage, 81 Louis, Mo. july IL, '49-6m