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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
SPRING or $50.
JOHN +. MARTIN & BROTHER

JUN !. vi ~ IL tIN " BHC NLE
Wholesale and Retail
NJ MOTH CE0THINE ENP0RIEN
No. lis Main Street. ~ Louis. Ne.
I'OR TIE approaching spring EansfsesHrax wv
largest and most complete of cinshaaF
offered IN this ether city. xhicA feel eeaSSss
Is cat snd made I'm superior sty sny other
offered the West. From the long erp~rirar. 1aas
have had. and the many advantages THAT psssss
purchasing, manufacturing, etc. feel 2sr<rfly sEsr
IN piedgin- ourselves
To cell lower than any ether Asss<.
Merchants, by looking through stock win fsg -
they purchase los be bo@Eht aar ssmss
From tho Iona experiences gsixtees yeassp In ths wiss
sale and retail trade Of 1t Loais e~rfsia fAs
goods much better adapted 10 the wanss ef ss
tern population th.n sny stock ra,nnfA~trred
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We have this made grrnt improvements 81 ~
,fous to store, and have three large
Crowded rttA FrerA GooGs.
Merchants WHO have krpt slsrhs< 81 - 80
try IL, IL sIll better proAl aal Isaxe s.M
nants than any other style 9f 2eels.
TAG great idraHfGsf In en- GosSs is, hi Essf
ent that grsm MI I'd ~ rrrtsa t-rrrf ~rsn
inches in sire We ffi sr#Fartrr fs every tF Fe& 81
thete I'LL not be .insie arsiss Lnt BAT 80 " nj
please. r iSa sh1a- fer every uH-rvA-st~as
thaf he i'll sc los mr. th~r his n~i@hbor. h=t
IL. bot determined 10 A. psaef II
thousands Of the shf@aLssG puTeAlssrs
visit the city. titsf sell I'm fs9nIaslF4 a5@a
Af aoods ordered, Taesei az hs ioTssf esit PRS
and those that do not pleas cen Dc rsfsraef. VI
have but one store in the city,
It's No. lis Main street.
Merchants visiting New York will sl~ays ke4 SIS
house No. ti3 Broadway. large and rpmpg~ss sass
lower prices than nj sny other bosse-
st Louis.feb 1850 JNo T. MARTIN BR0s
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stait dsNessInHs.-
$50 ton Jnniafa iron, 4 Ceases rfr~winr -.
loeo Kegs do naIls, do mill e
.tG0 lbs east ard she mr. steel 10 eros. rr16.
1000 do English blister do 500 ser m " kmanm. -
atGo do 4. blister do SEQ do crfmsn - =
5000 do German do srsvI rrt.
$40 set elliptic Springs. assd IGG do IRON neek raa -
iGon DO common axics, hoes
500 do half patent do roo de iron raA-.
go keEs wrought mats, loco hax coffee MA.
200 do pressed spikes, tlttO DO ksrxhvnv -.
2tb do assorted rvets, 100 8a1 ro-@fty A><4s II
2GG crow bars, Issadr
sua0 lbs harrow teeth, lecu do thrmh lsfcEs,s
eco do Smith scd<~s, 1000 do argr IA.
IOaN do morsehole ausils, 100 gross casters
scoo do log chains, 700 Hatehes'sossssssss
Is assorted bellows, go Aaars,ar IT,, q
sJ0 lbs solid boz vices, % ROTARY No. 10 /.
suGo do lard screws, 10 Adsmss Boar i
% set tire IRONS, 20 hfe pfcaf safss,
1000 lbs wrought washes, 50 dor paint nasis xsrss
5000 do mall coach irons, 100 cross u -
5000 do do kettle ears, 50D do do drwns
1000 do do strap hinges, so DO 10 ks.s.s.
10 ton castings. staples.
10 platform series, $40 hnr perra.s,@s ann.
, letter copying presses, $50 telegraph bars.y ss
10 church and .. boat bells IHG0 dog srythe srssts
500 dog. LipFenrott axes, SO bones wlmxow dss
100 do Collins do sss1
30 do ear enters hatchfs $50 do ass'd fnssbsssssA
SO do Folfd sprdesSshos Geo DO TO tacks.
GO do hammered DO Do iro ks-s lsthfas asif,
roo do rotishea steel DO roo DO sa4 Ersrs,
5fs5 feet machine cards, / 50 dor Ven kesrsss.
All Of which will he sold low for cash or sppe2s.
ed paper. tst Louis. feb I'll, fs5a-1n
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49, - 60 ------4-. 7..l-- - ----
AYpLE TREES

AfSiaE FREES.
49, THE subscriber resi- ing Ut Hi. ktr, Point,
"std' twenty mules nor,a isn.,. e. RI, five miles
-N~ north nf yellow S4s, /. St'a<n. ans in miles
south ~ Wapslia, an near the g0a4 leading fiom
thence 10 Burlington: ~ 81 awe fps Salc the rusu-
ing spring eighs Thousand trees g tie nos' ar-
proved sorts, emersCtng a out eighty yariesies
"hleh ne VIII sell at the t1itowtne prices, liz:
~ cents eash for 100 o. i2s>, 81, per per humid
RED fer 900, 81 per per hundt ed for 800 or over
"euVered at the nursery. The trees arr Of two
years growth healthy and vigorous, from to feet
high aud mostly prapa u ted from bearing trees
January ~. 1850 3m* ROBERT MCCLURE
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Josiah PODe

NoMMIsslON Merchant, No. Q, Custom house
- street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
signments to his care, for sale in this market. He
will also give personal attention to Gro
ceries and Merchandise generally for Western Mer-
chants. 70 REFER TO Messrs Grimes h starr, Mr.
X. 5. Adams. Burlington, Iowa; MIR Otis West, Mr.
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. july IL, ,4e-sm
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s e. fEATMAS p. PIrTMAN GEO r. Roarxso
YeatgNan. piftman r. "a

ENERAL Commission and Forwarding NIer-
~ chants, No. 146 Second street, St Louis. NO.
Woods, Christy Co., r. & w.
Campbell, Crow, McCreery & Barksdale, 81 Louis,
REFER TOW. F. Coolbaugh 81 Co., Garrett &
Cooper, Fear Creegan, D. Gilchrist & Co., Bur-
iington, Iona. NOV Is. ts.etv
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GARRETT & COOPER
M AIN, below Jefferson Street, have large stock
~ OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Hardware, Queensware Groceries, Nails,
Glass, Cotton Yarn, Batting etc, ETC., which will
be sold very cheap for cash. Now is the time to
get bargains. Those wishing to buy will find it to
their advantage to come around the corner.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS AT
dec IL, '49 GARRETT COOPER'S
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george Snyder.
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commits sinner fer the
: States OF Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky. IL
HbciS, Missouri, Mary land. Mississippi Louisiana.
Will attend to drawing and taking acknowledge
ment of Deeds, Mortgages, Letters of Attorney etc.
Mr. s. is well acquainted with the German Lam
guage. T5-Oflice with Grimes Starr in the Barrett
house Building. Burlington, Iowa. Jan II, 80
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Hove Your Life Insured.
TIE Undersigned having been appointed Agent
iof sne Phonix Life Insurance Company Of 81
LOUIS, = now prepared to receive proposals from
hses o. others. All information gratis.
IIOmce over the store Of d. NJ. Ewing 4 Co..
se.efson stfeet, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
july 10, l64s-tf 49,.
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OFFERS his services to the public as a General
collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctua'ty to merit reasonable share or pat
ronage. Jan N. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02
Timothy ID. Cracker

n iiohNEY and Counsellor at Law. B,lrIine-
ton, Iowa, will make collections and attend 10
all other business of his professions in the casterv
counties of Iowa, and north counties of n
mons. ~ Office, over Scott, Whitehead < Co.'S
store. Jefferson st. arIe. $40
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DR. III. NJ. Matthew's.

RESPECTFULLY offers his profes sionaI servi-
~ ces to the citizens OF Burlington and VICINITY.
Omce, on Jenerson street, over the store of Scott
whitehead CO., where he may be found a, all hours
unless professionally engaged. fsept 90. $40
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II. ID. Stockton

a TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Buriinq-
~ ton, lowa. I1-ohice-corner of sd and WASH
ington streets, formerly occupied by Drs Houghton
ana brookpank. % Taug ., '49
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F'O1neHOy. NUrkcc 4 CO
NJ HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
TIC DRY GOODS, l46 Main street, St Louis.
GEORGE PoMERoy, New York. Dw,GsT DIM
xEE, VIM H. BENTON, JR, st Louis. (apr $50. sm
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ser T.. Ekarraa1nrn
James ~. Weeds.

oMEPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
u ~oifice, Jefferson street, at J. S. scHRAMa's
building. Ian n .5orv
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TTORNEf AT LAW, burlington, Iowa. or
tice,corner OF Third aud WASHINGTON SITS. fe 80
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a. ID. Green.


4 TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law ami Snlici-
\ tor IN Chancery, Burlington, Iowa. f5~OtIice
On Third street, opposite the 3arret House.
r. s.--James +. stephens is 4 Notary Pub. ic. and
would he happy at any time to wait upon any in that
rapacitywho may favor him with call tFeh $50
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st LOUIS, April IL, 1850. {
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ fee until noon OF the 18th day Of May next, for
furnishing and delivering at this place, the follow
ing provisions for the Sioux Of st Peters, and the
Winnebago Indians, for this year, viz:
For the Sioux-Snperfne -four to snoun, Of $500
Prime pork do do l,SOO
Hoss'lard, Tin keysl do SEQ
White shelsd corn in sacks) $50
Brown sugar, Gin bbs) 4OO
Coffee, lin sacks TO amount Of $50
For thsWinnebasos-Sup.G -four to amount Of $4,000
Mess pork, do do $500
Brown snga in bills do 900
Young Tyson tea, tin boxes eco
Beef cattle onthe hoof, amt of eco
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CARDS

yYTHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER in Drugs.
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Drug
gsts' Glassware. Window Glass, Pure Vines and Lii
quors for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plates Ca
SEES and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery.
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. g3-Store on northwest corner Of Main ana
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa. II
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DR. Fennimore's Medicines.
nR FENNIMoRL;s Cough mixture, a certain
IL and speedy cure for coughs, colds and Infuen-
"a. Price % cents.
Fennimore's Vegetable Ague Bitters, which new
er fails to effect permanent when all the Bit
tiers are taken as directed.
Fennimore's Nerve and Bone Liniment or uni
versal Pain Extractor, the best now in use.
Should the Medicines fail to give satisfaction the
money will be refunded, for sale by
march 4, 1850 g LAUMAN L. BROTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
EUGENE.

AMERICAS LEAGUE OF HUMAN BROTHERHOOD.
The Convention of the members of the League,
in progress at Worcester has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
P,esident-ELHU BURRITr.
Northumberland Fessenden. Name samuel T..
Coues, H.. 5. w. Boardmsu, VT; M q: Thomas, mass
Moses Pierce Conn Martin Cheney r. Gerrt Smth,
NY; c. D. Cleveland, Pa Hamilton Hin, o. Hobart
Hosford Mich A II. Brown, N. J Morgan Rhese Del
Corresponding Seerstdry-Amssa Walker
Iome Secretary and General A9enRev Elnathan DavlA
Treaswer-ADtboDy Chase.
Recording Seretayy-Thomas Drew.Jr
On Tuesday evening the following Resolutions,
expressive of the sense of the Convention, were
adopted:
Rssolred That principles OF peace the principles
OF Christianity and that Is the duty OF every phanhro-
pis patriot and Christian for their diffusion among
all communities and nations.
Resoired That this meeting fully approves OF the pro-
ceedngs and objects Of the recent Peace Congress al
Pans and OF the proposition to hold another OF the same
character Frankfort, Germany, In The month OF August
next
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For The Tribune.
THOUGHTS


n, ,,aS,so t.s yepoyf Of MI, Mayaers faessis0a-
,u ,.s tas coalition Of the eorss sas'e IN England
=, hseiy pubis,hed IN TAe Ty,bVae.
=. there God in heaven lone who controls
The destnes of nations, and who holds
Their very breath, in His almighty hand?
His scepter sways, DER every sea and land
Has power to hurl Oppression from its seat
To usmple it, like dust, beneath His feet
And will His Justice sumber. though the cries
And groans Of millions up 10 Heaven arise!
Must outraged Virtue at His feet complain,
And Mercy supplicate the Throne in vain
Though Want and Woe in every form appear,
Has Pity ceased to lend listening ear
Shall Luxury IN palaces abound,
And Incidence on slken couch recline,
While men are crushed in dust, on Christian
ground
And souls are sacrificed at Mammon's Shrine
O England though THY rocks and mountains
smile"
Though Liberty still crowns Britannias isle
It's bat to those, whom Wealth and PO'cer make
Tree
Not those who delve in hopeless penury
Il hate Oppression, in its midest FORM :.
But most when Freedoms wholesome gu'se
wears;
In lands. with Gospel light and radiance warm
Teemng with bibles, churches, and with
prayers.
Can incense, from such affairs reach the SKIES
viii heavens high King accept the sacrifice =
he who proclaims, in awful majesty,
Break every yoke and let tn oppressed go free
-Methinks, though Justice sumbers, It's not
dead;
But will, like Etna's deep and hidden fire,
Burst forth in fury-woke its dreadful ire,
It's vengeance wreak, on sin-cursed Englands
head.
Like retrbuton waits our guilty land
Tempests are gatheriDg-Eieaven avert the
doom
stu, high among the nations, may we stand;
Our flag yet wave, o er buried Slavery's tomb.
| hear voice-from female hearts it comes;
1t speaks of Right, their Affairs and their homes;
With true benevolence, that tone is fraught;
1t breathes of love, of zeal and holy thought;
An echo may it find in every feeling breast,
Till Woman deeply wronged shall cease to be
oppressed
BieolIyn, Pa. MAY, 1850 w. g. ROBINSON
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| For applied to this country, oiice'ho'ding' gam
bling and highway robbery are nearly synonymous
terms. Even sanctimonious New England priests
sell LIQUOR for profit here, and church members IN
respectable standing stake money freely at Monte
! care not what mems protested motives may oe
on the subject whether health PATRIOTISM rehsion
or gaD-al men come here TO make money Inc
West scoundrels at home are pat'ed, Praised ana
promoted here while grayefaced deacons ana
"polished gentlemen prove devils unmasAeu'
what we see, we know" It would be wei Tor
some men, in place of writing home IN snen depre'
catory and pious strains about the "low standard
Of morals among workingmen and miners-it would
be well for some such men to set an example Inc
humber classes, who come here with no loitier
pretensions than the hope OF making few Thousand
dollars 10 increase the comfort OF Dependent
family, are, general thing, the upright, nonora-
bic and worthy portion Of our population; whhe
clustering. pompous dignitanes, who prate Oh
Morality" Religion" Commerce, Law
and TRADE" are wolves in sleeps clothlng-roo
bing workiDgmen of their earnings, the public oil
its funds, morality of its virtue, patriotism oil US
principle, humanity of its heart and religion oil Its
righteousness The tales of California have not all
been written, and if the gold of some great ones
don't turn to spikes, it will be because the history
OF its acquisition has not followed them home, or
the last roots of remorse have been plucked out in
the process. But have said enough on this head
perhaps too much. know there are some ex-
ceptions, but they are few and scattering, like
specks on the sun I came here 10 make money,
and was never ashamed to own it, but if get
by robbing honest toll of its due, or my fellow NOR
tails of their health, should justly expect it would
"pierce me through with many wounds" both OF
conscience and reputation.
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CoRH AsD THE CALIFoRSIASs-We learn from
gentleman Just arrived from Weston and indie.
pendence, Mo. that both those towns are crowded
with emigrants bound to California, and that provi-
sions were very scarce Corn was selling at = so
per bushel and large quantities were shipping at ST.
Louis and from points on the Illinois river to supply
the une expected demand. IN o. Com. Bulletin.
SPECIE AT NEW. ORLEAss.-The steamship Ala
bama at New Orleans from Chasres, brought
s275 200 in gold dust-s20O 600 of which was in the
hands of passengers. The schr. Oregon, from Tam
pico, brought SlJ,27O
IL Over one thousand Irish en.igrants arrived
at Boston on Tuesday last.
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IlUBLlC NUTICE.-sUPkEME COUkr.-ln o. the
Application Of the MAJ Aldermen and COMMONLY Of the City
New York relative the opening sIth Ons
Hundred and Twenty ninth 10 Harlem RIVER The Twelfth
Ward Of sad CyPubhe hereby BY the Mayor Al
Commonay Of the City OF New York Stat
such made and provided that the said The Mayor Alder
Conmonay the City Of New York intend % male app
III. Supreme Cosr OF the State OF SesYors, at SPECIAL
Term Of the sad Court held the City Hail. the City OF
swior saturday the .5 day May 1870 the Of
the Day thereafter heard
appointment Of Estimate and Assessment
entitled that the nature and Of tie
the Opening n the 9TH Avenue from lh Street 20
Harlem RIVER the Ivehh Ward OF sad City, lad out upon tbs
plan Of the said by Act .n,ed An Act
r-isivs To Improvement touching the Laying out Of stes and
Roads the Of New Yors aud for other purposes passed
ApnlJ Is07.-Ds-d New York, April 2Oh, 1850.
My2S HENRY y. DAVIES. Co1n--lfo the Corporation
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MERCHANTS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK-SIOO,OOO.

l.
CAPITAL sTOCK-SIOO,00O.
THIS LINE is established for the rapid transportation
OF freight only steamboats, and railroads from New
Yok, via Albany Troy, Buffalo and Detroit to Chicago
Vile.
r. No Money Packages received! "A
This Company having made ia arrangement" with the
several railroad and steamboat lines on the proposed route
now ready to receive goods TO be delivered al the follow
ing and intermediate places;
Albany oswego MarshaH Lockpor,
Troy, Ogdensburgh, New Buffalo. La Sale
Schenectady, Kingston Michigan City, Peoria
Utica. Toronto, Chicago, Alton
syracuse, Hamilton, Waukegsn, st Louis,
Auburn, Lewiston, Kenoshs Elgn,
Rochester, Detroit Racine, Gslena
Buffalo, Jackson, Milwaukee, Dubuque, and
Sacketrs Hsrhor.
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville VIII Do ready 70
few days Of which due notice will be given
II 10 believed that the Merchants Express Line orep
the mercantile community, and especially 10 the mer-
chants residing Buffalo, and along the great Lakes
and the Ohio and Northern Mssisspp Rivers what has
lore been derdr,atun viz a mode OF transportation for
nj the liz h,er kinds OF merchandise which snail be equal
speed TO sny heretofore offered them and al the sans time
much cheaper. Asan example we SUBMIT the following
TARIFF OF PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS:
York to Buffalo 5ON York to Milwaukee O. s.
C Gsss1,;... 2S " 81 81 f louis; 20 20
and intermediate places at proporonsis Goods will
be i've .,y 81 Ms 9s s pssss WIN s
cy call attention Of Western their plan
Of operation They Sssys Il !. Jus: what =. demanded
isprse VII meet with the appreciation and support olhe
public. nETEREscEs;
DAVID LEAvITT, Prest Am. IL. BIZ. N. Y.
CT. LosGsTREEr 4 Co. 81 Nssssusl MY.
7. TEFFr Co. IA Broadway, ~ Y.
y-Hs WILKINSON, Prest 8 U. RR Syracuse
HORACE WHITE, Cashier Bk Of Syracuse
JoHx PArsE, Csshier Blk OF Troy
w. BsooKs, supI Mich Cent RR Co. Detroit
Orders for shipment TO be len Of the Ocs Of the Com
psny. Wsl.sl r. G.. RUSSELL PresL
Nsv.YoTE MsyL 1850 my7a
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DUBLlc NOTlCE-sUPkEME COuk1-ln the matter Of the
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalv Of the CITY
New fot the opening and lay o public place,
Known ssyvssan, the Seventeenth Ward Of sad CITY
Public Notee hereby BY he Mayor, Aldermen and
onay Of the City OF herYort 10 statute sueh
provided that the sad The Mayor Aldermen add co1son
City Application suprefs
Of the State Of New Yor Special term Of the sad Court
N. CITY Hall the City 0fN-v fo Saturday, the 18th
day May 1880 the opening The Count that day
thereafter counsel heard tor the appointment " Comns
Esfmats the entitled
that and o The improvement Tie opennx and
laying pubic Place Known stuyvessntquae between
boantd nohey BY Th souher1
BY 9th street, the Seventeenth Ward the City oNe~ rofkAs
the lad the map plan Of the sad CITY, by vars of
entitled An relative touching the lay
Out Streets and Road. the Coy Of New for add or Other
passed Apnl 3D. slo entitled An At
70 Alter the Map Plan OF the cry u New Yo, BY laying out
thereon pubic place known stayys.-n pxssd March
10Th lso-Datsd New York, pn 9fcl 1850
tMyA HENRY L. DAVIES Counsel for the Corporsfonl
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abiect slavery bought and sold at the auction
blcck.) and the white mechanics are necessitated
to compete with these degraded beings, and work
longer in many cases than their Northern brethren
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AUCTION SALES
ur BANGS. ? fn :Ss~,E' . ..ssses....
Dfaruculaf attention Kvcn 70 i : "a - Sreaeylu

a -
RY BANGS, rLATT K 90. So
DFarueui1 attention Ktvcn 70 de "a ~ SsfeaeyD
nes Cssb s1vsnees MADE vhcn desired :" A"'ss L1s0p
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND Farnav -.
INGS, May IS Is and a. Al = o,sIors EVEN
AsHeNEES SALE og BoogsELlsss srors
OF very nge assortment OF stsnfard and mlscelis,ssS
books mostly recent and popular ediuoas Of wosss n S
various branches Of literature. &c ~
Also, great variety OF school boohs m oa.,,x
Bibles OF various sizes, Juveniles. Bsgk Booas a.
Separate catalogues for each evenings sale viii bsi.,s
TUESDAY EVENING, May q and following svsnlns.A'
ENGLISH AND ANERrcks Books, ScRooL Boos. r..
rIosERy, kc B. r. Co. preparing she cs,.
Iogue for sale Of new fresh desirable stock 20 -
place at the above dateincludng large aud sratvs 70.
voices OF English Books received from Europe 49,
extensive eonsgnmens Of popular American publications.
and great variety Of foreign A~d domestic Stationery kc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2gsh Msy
Law LIBRkRYA very ln and cOm plete library of ger
eman Of the bar recently dec-ast embracing me tnsS
States Reports OF Peers Crauch Dallas The State Rspous
Of johnson and Wendell Dlgess Standard Treaases kc
PRIVATE SALE.
Lardner's Popular Lectures Science and An VIOLA
svoj Ewbank's Hydraulics and Mechanics svo. John
sons Farmers Encyclopaedia Ouenon's Great Work on
Mich Cows Tbaers Principles " Agriculture; Poxhodrs
Agricultural Lectures DeToqusvles Democracy IN Ans-
rca; Book Of the Feet German Phrase Book Ziou
songstsr Bennets Double Enlry Bookkeeping he. =
Also. The Farmers Encyclopedias and Dictionary d
Rural Affairs with emblemAca designs, svo sheep, fancy