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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

The SpEAKERsHIp.-Th Washington Union
names Messrs Richardson of Illinois, Burt OF
South Carolina. and Houston of Alabama, as
prominent candidates for the next Speakershiu
Of the House OF Representatives. II says moth
ing OF Mr. Disney. Why is that? Has he done
nothing to earn the Post? As we are bound to
havsa Democratic Speaker, we 90 for Mr. Disney.
There Is a good deal about the man which we
can't help likeing in spite Of his politics and
some Of his votes.--[ Cincinnati Atlas.
The Sultan's libara'itv to Kossuth and all the
other refugees, continued M TO the dav Of their
departure They cost him 10000, 900 Of piastres,
or 81 500 900, since their entrance on his soil.
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McCreery, Essex & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety Goods.
NO. 81 MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS, fm
GALL the attention or the country merchants 10
~ the largest stock OF goods in this line, 10 be
found in the market, part Of which will be found
HATS AND CARS.
Mems fashionable and d. b. silk, beaver, angola.
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk white aud gold Jenny Lind and
81 Paroai brush hats; #tN
Mens'congress, Kossuth and artists'son wool DO
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk and n,ohair plush capsi
Boys fancy and plain snft wool hats;
Bcyss fancy and plain soft fur hats;
Infants fancy plush, satin and fur hats;
Mems and boys cloth caps of various pattcrnsi
Ch'ldrcns' silk velvet and other fancy turhans.
BoNNErs.-Ladies' Florence braid, fancy straw,
SILK, satin velvet hornets.
Fancy ana Variety Gooas--Drrss Goods. &c.
Black matteon' lntring, Gro de Rhine and rm-
bossed silks;
Chanseahle si,ci, high eolored plaid. stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, forrnces, SC.
Also, general stock of cashmeres, ariaincs. vel
vets, tustrcs, fancy pla;ds and worstsd and silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE GOODS.
Canihrics. jaconets, null and Swiss muslins, sa-
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check tn; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobhinets,
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDkERCHEts.
Fine colored long shaws, black do, Ga, 81, "a,
Sd and 1914 plain and embroidered America cloth
do; American, Scotch and : ngish plaid do; rlain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
merno do; plaid and net wool hd'ksfs; fancy me-
rinc scarfs and hdk'fs ladies' fancy dress hdsks;
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRaSaTS AND HANDKERCHIEFs.
Cents blk lustring cravas. blk Italian, hisia and
embossed, and camelepn do; fancy neck ties. !,
Pongee, Shanghai, cora, handana, emhos scd and
spitalhe'd s,lk pocket ka'kfs; ladies' and gents
linen cambria do
Also a .-
Hoods, comforts, coats, shirts. drawers;
Hosiery and gloves, sustendcIs, buck mitts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needles. pins, tapes, bindings, brushes.
Purses, pocket-hooks, bead bags;
Mahogany frame mirrors, looking glasses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper. gum wrs and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes;
Berthas, laces and edgings. wells gimps; AIR..
Fringes ,dress trimmings ,kibtons. artihrlalss
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads aud necklaces, steel purs trimmings;
Razors, scissors ana shears;
Soaps, perfumery. hair oils and colcgnes;
Musical Instruments, whaiehones,
Spectacies, spoons, gun cars, inkstanGs;
Powder hasks. cedar pencils;
/ Razor strops, states and steel rens.
We are prepare to show to our old customers
and merchants generally, larger stock ana n eat
er variety of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which we offer nron the mcStIlb
eral terms. (St Louis sep ), 1851
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DuBLtC ATTENTION is invited to our heauti-
l full stock of Fall anl Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling oil in price of
many classes Of Goods ,and will be sold ut the most
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We offer of fresh arrivals, and constantly re-
cruiung-
500 ps. prints, at from to iaA cts; @"~
30 do merino. English, German and French;
80 In aeanes Of various prices and patterns;
40 do satinetts, from 45c to 81;
$50 do bonnet and other ribbons.
$50 prs chilirens shocs-shoethe babies;
cops. black and fancy lace and fringe;
fashionable trimmings Of every kind;
Is sacks fine eastern Coffee;
25 bales ~ brown musl,ns-best brands;
sops. f,nnel-red, orange and green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
Weacknowlelge to This community, with sincere
gratitude, our many obligations for liberal pat
ronage, since our settlement in Burlington. And
for the future, we pie igc To every customer, the
fun value of his money.
The old aa,e stSm,ll profits ond quick re-
turns.' is the only true theory. 1t is our Motto.
Ef-Call at the Flag Store, on Main street, Bur-
lington. (nct Is, 1851 ]. N. EVANS
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Nryy OarrANs Nov g

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. 8. .
Further returns from the third Congressional
district leave no doubt of the election OF Pcny,
Democrat, over his Wing competitor S. Mar
tin. Democrat, IS elected in the first district, and
Landry, Wing, in the second district.
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COFFEE IL NORTH CARoLiNA.-The Milton
IN. C.) Chronicle says: We were shown recent
~ a parcel of Java Coffee, fully matured, that
grew in the midst of the shrubbery that decorates
DR. John r. Garland's yard, about mile from
this town. II looked as natural as the imported
article The shrub that produced this coffee is
but two years old and bears prolifcly. The
tree sprouted from grain Of coffee which was
planted on the north side of the house."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

4 PLEASANT CLMArE.-The following is
the calendar of Siberian or Lapland year =
June %, snow melts; July l, snow gone July I,
fields quite green; July II, plantsat full growth;
July %, plants in flower; August 2, fruit ripe;
August 10, plants shed their seed; August Is,
snow, continuing from August Is to June %.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

In New York. Saturday evening, the perfunery
store of 4. & G. Ramsay, No 25 Maiden Lane,
was entirely burt out The fire was caused BY
the bursting of col. sne bottle in the hands of
young woman, who was severely burned. Loss
about $4,000.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTIcE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NJ Office Is hereby given to all persons inter
~ Gated that application viii be made to the
county Court at its session commencing on the
hrst Monday OF December next for authority to
sell tract Of land embracing ten acres and eighty
four hundrcdths Of an acre belonging to the estate
OF James Jester deceased for the payment of debts
OF the said estate said tract Of land lies in section
twen'y, township .,xty nine north and range two
wes,; being the tract purchased by said lester of
William Morris in March 1850.
## WARREN DEE, Administrator.
BurlMgton November 9; ls5l-waM.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

I'VE Undersigned being extensively engaged in
the prosecution OF BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS
as on hand FoR SALE Land Warrants for 40, so
gt 100 acres. ...-
Each Wcrrant is accompanied with Power of
Attorney to locate, and Power of Attorney to
sell, and tn. uad ragned binds himself. upon the
sale Of each and every Warrant, to give any 9TH
err papers that may be deemed necessary in order
to convey title to the surchaser.
Persons acsirous of purchasing Warrants will
please address him.
He is Commissioner, appointed by the Govern
er of iowa, TO take acknowledgment Of Deeds, sc.
GEORGE Fl. HICKMAN.
Attorney at Law, Baltimore, Nd.
He respectfully Refers to
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon. John Nelson, late attorney Gen. z. s.
49,. Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Reverly Johnson, late Attorney Gen. U. s.
Oct -. ls5'-6trw Baltimore, Nd.
GROCERIES, &c.
so bags Rio lava Coffee % boxes ground Ginger;
So do butter salt; 10 do do Mustard;
10 do pepper an spice do Pepper sauce;
90 hfchests ass'd Tea; IS do Bar soap;
30 catties do do 10 do variegated do
10 boxes Raisns; 40 lbs. Gloves;
a5 do chewing Tobacco; 10 do Nutmess;
gro. smoking do So aoz. buckets;
10000 Cuba skies: 90 nests Tubs;
800 lbs prime Indigo; $50 doZ com. rooms;
1900 do do Maddcc; 10 coils Manila Cordage;
1000 do Boston saleratussi2 doz. bed cords;
80 bills. Molasses; 1000 lbs. Ok chains;
10 hills. sugar; dog halter do
8 bhlS loaf y cruSh'd do 80 pairs trace CHAINS;
S casks Rice; 20 doz Hunts axes.
Burlington, oct. 1851 COPP, PARSONS &C
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CRASnERRlEs.-The Lake Superior Journal,
published at Sault 81 Marie, says that cranberries
are very abundant in that region this season, and
will make Qnife an item of EXPORT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

John Ross has recently been again elected
principal Chief of the Cherokees, and Richard
TAYLOR assistant Chief nfr
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WM c. CLAIR
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

IN the store formerly occupied by Geo. Kriech-
r@ baum jefferson street. in tine Barrett House.
&NbM have opened entire stock ofnew nd fire sh
3A0 Family Groceries, and shall constantly keep
hand choice selection of such articles in thatline
ofblsiaess, as must give satisfaction to all w ho
may favor us with their custom.
Asorr purchases have been made upon the mos,
favorable terms, we shall he able to sell at very
moderate prices. ny constant attention to hnsi-
ness we hope to secure a reasonable share both OF
the city and county custom.
WARREN & CLARKE.
n.r1sr
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EEUI,NR PASSENGER PACK f.


For F,rt Mstsoa, PJnioosac, Dallas City, Bur.
Hngton, Oltngtr, Ketasburg, New Boston, Mus
cutiae, Rock Island aud Davenport.
4 ~p~4 THE fine and ia st running steamer
SafrA,4s-zItsA 4 GLAuCUS, N. P. HUBBARD, Mas
.xrAsse4zhs ter, will leave Keokuk every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings for the a.
bove and all intermediate ports, upon the arrival
of the st Louis AMI Keokuk packets, Burlington
every Wednesday, Friday aud sunday at 6 A. NJ,
Oquawka Il, Keithshurg Of. New Boston IL, Mus
catine p. NJ, and arrive at Rock Island at r. NJ.
Returning will leave Rock Island every Wednes-
day, Friday and Monday evenings alto O'Clock, p.
NJ, Muscatine, Thur sday. Saturday and Tuesday
at 6 A. NJ, New Boston 8. Keithsburg 8, Oquawka
II, Burlington 1a NJ, AMI Fort Madison at P. NJ.
and connecting with the st Louis and Keokuk pack.
,cs For freight or passage, apply on board. or to
oct s, lS5l-trwtf .- %.t.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

MICHIGAN ELECTION. Loeo,ocos ba,.
ss'Iled everything in Michigan. II appears.
1--WE, thatit Is regarded as strictly Cass tri.
AEstfse8 Asa fs sa@F8 . #4l35# 5A ~
ssshaS 4 t.@As1afE @l&aH 8EEtn6sa EERsS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20

I'm nhftinkt0u
=. D. 1851,
Augustine John
Austin Timothy
Alexander q N
Allen Robert
Allen miles
Antonio Augustus
Berry WIN Z
Bartlett John .
Brigham Daniel T
Reaccn Walter
Banta Abraham
Baum John Christ
nernett MIR
Babh Mrs
Boner w X
ReekmSn mrs Mary
Barley John W
Bennett Nathan
Black NJ
Boman Alher, q
Black Robert
Runliek Miss Lucy
Bishop Miss VI
Beckett Daniel d
Ren>hoT Jacob
Noden thomas
Bishop Martha Ann
boSserman "A u
Black David
Berry John
Bsner Marsret
Burton tsham
Barrett Richard +
Blair John .. ~.
Briscoe John I
Campbell George
Crawford william
Chubb Miss sarah
Cass M G
Cuth,r,h Sol'm Rev
Cickess-r Miss A
Corwin James ...
Carder John :
Cooley James 4
Caldwell c W
Curry N J
Case Aaron
Cobb David
Cook James
Cohurn Robert I
Chapman james
Clark John c
Clark James II
Cross Mortlica .
Carson Robert
Carson Alexander Z
Cox Edwin :
Cox nr L
Cox charles W
Diusmore Samuel
nevote :
Dysinger Isaac
Dickey Ebenezer
Dillman Joseph
nickenson Mrs "
Dewey Erline 1
Davis George
Elliott Ellen
Ebey Moses
Elwell rallm a,lge
Eisenhery samuel
Elder Robert ]
Earle \ Z
Forward BERNARD
Fauklin Joha
Fairhank ] !
Farlee samuel ,
Fiitch ] T.. W..
Fleek Mary =
Griffith Eanire I.
Garder Abner
Gamer Bird
Giliilantl Archibald
Gesssp Elizabeth
Golf Elijah
Garrison Reuben
Gorlen WIN u
Gable Valentine
Goodrich z A
Gowiy Miss &
Gray Abigail A
Gray Elijah
Geoghsn ANDREW 2
Gibson Thomas J 2
G,hscn THOMAS
Holmes Myron
Ham nett VIM y
eV"Persons cali
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PAlNIS!!
100 lbs chrome green;
80 do chrome yellow;
so do Imperial green;
20 do Drop black,
30 do Nanlyke brown;
2o!o smalts, blue Sgreen
| 10 reams sand paper;
5 bbls glue; II
100 lbs pumice stone;
100 do AmpricanNe rmil
Gold leaf, Bronzes, Ver-
million, Glazier'S aia-
monsis, SC, for sale by
ap Is F. f GAY
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liAiSDW ARE.

HARDWARE.
DIP. panel and lennon Saws; Mill and cross-cu
hsawS 8. "a and feet Socket 4 mortice chisels
Web. compass, wood and grating Saws;
Butchers saws; Firmer chisels and gougeS;
Polished, socket and Millwright chisels;
Turning and corner chisels and guuges; 5#5
Braces and bits stock bits; A.. .s.--
Common, bright and concave augers;
Anger bits, spoke augers;
Beatty's broad axes aud hatchctS;
Alzes. shinylin- and lathins hatchets;
M,sons an pasterer's Trowels;
Mtlisaw bastard and 4 round Files;
Taper saw files. from 81 to 10 inch;
Horse rasrs, from 10 to l6 inches,
Steel, framing and try squares;
Till, cupboard and chest locks; ...r=
Furniture Casters, brass and Japan'a:
Carpenters pincers and compasscs;
Plumb hobs and beach stops;
Hand and bench Vices;
Wood and coffin screws, foot rules.
S.w settS. measuring tapes etc. etc.
Just received and for sale cheap by
sept iT.'5l q LAuMAN X BRo
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NOTICE TO ALL CONCERN ED.

THERE are good many accounts on our old
books that are as yet Unsettled, and a consider
able number Of notes due MS that are nnpaa.
We WANT THE MONEY, and therefor take this
occasion to give a LAST and FINAL notice to those
interested, that unless they pay proper attention
to this call within reasonable time, we shah be
under the necessity OF employing other means to
get our own. NOV III w ECOOLBATGH CO
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OE ElCl A 4, .

I lSr OF LETTERS remaining in tho Pest Office
l in Burlington, Iowa, Ga the 18th day Of Novem
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I oGWuoD, Mic wood, Blue vi,riol, Camwond.
IL cochineal, Nader, Alum, Copperas. Spanish
Brown, Indigo, FusAc, Lac Dye, SALTS OF Tin, &c.
&C., FOR sale low by (oct. 27) y TALLANT
CLOTHING.
HuR stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
~ and furnishing goods has been selected with
particular regard to the quality Of the goods and
workmanship. Every article is new and fresh,
and comprises in part the following
Blanket and beaver cloth 0ver-coats;
Cloth, dress and business coats;
Heavy sattinet, winter coats;
Boys coats and pants, ..a
Doe skin, and plain black cashmere pants;
Fancy cashmere and sattinett pants; ts-.
Sleeps grey pants, Jeans do
Blanket nip Jackets; Linen breas tod shirts;
Hickory, check and calico shirts;
Linen.check, net aud flannel shirts;
Under shirts and drawers;
Canton nannel shirts and drawers;
Domestic and worstea half hose;
Back skin gloves and mitts;
Berliu and wool do; Suspenaers, etc.
We invite the attention OF the public 20 stok,
and feel cd that can give tisfactioE
as to quality of goods and cheapness.
- Having completed our arrangements for
dressing hats at the store, gentlemen desiring it
can have their hats dressed at the ottestnotice.
The highest prices in CAsH paid for all kinds of
FuRS and Deer skins. wtrw
Rurlin1ton. sept ea.tSSl J.STuRGIS SON
ntTS WNNrED.--We viii pay cash o n deliv-
Y pery for 1000 bushels of Oats. delivered at our
Stables in darlington tsepl JNo FRINK Co
NTaiis--sny quantity fBns,en and Fittshurrh
Cnt Nails. Also wrought and Horse nails
for sale by fanga LYMAN Cook < Co
I ANPS-A good aas ortment OF Solar. hara and
Hanging Lamps. looking glasses, walters. Bri.
tanaia ware and a general assortment of House
keepers fnrnis hins Hardware always hand,
for sale cheap at GRIFFITHS & co.'s
apr2ila,,5l Hardware store
BLANK BOOKS.
4 LOT OF very superior medium and Demi Re
cords, also 500 quires half bound ledgers;
fflh mil 4 IL Lii.
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L n L , !.
n BBLS. Japan;
$40 do Linsecd OH,
10 bbls spts tnrpentinc
100 kegs pure lead;
so do No | do
bills whiting; ~
6 do Venitian red;
| NJ lbs re! lead;
$40 do Le:harge;
500 do lamp black,
100 do sugar lead;
SEQ do yellow ochre;
500 do Spanish brown;
10000 Paris Green;
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a1ORTE FOLIOS, etc.-Just received lot OF
Porte folios, desk pads scrap books etc. ETC.,
Nv fnov. 10 SILL JT ABRAHAMs.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Rf VIRTUE ofa Decd OF trust executed to us
- by George w. Pitt and Mary Jane Pitt to Sc
cure the payment OF a note from George W. Putt
and samuel Pitt to Cox Garrett 4 Co., on lot nun
Der Eight huadred aud sixty-three in the city OF
Burlington, we viii on Monday the 9Th day of De-
cemher next in front Ut the Clerks Office in Bur-
lngton between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock z. NJ. praceed to sell said lot 500 to
satisfy said note aud cost,
WM. GARRETT Trustees.
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Mounted, price $50. $3.50
OUTLINE MAPS.-Mitcheli's outline Maps for
Schools: C ,lton,s do do do do. Also, Ensign and
Thayer,s Maps of the Western States; Mitchells
do Maps Of Canada, East an.l West; Maps OF
Mexico, Yucatan, &C. Also, Travellers Guides,
&C., &c, for sale at ABRAHAMS' -
octl5, 1851 Burlington Book store.
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DYE WOODS, &c.
| oGWooD, Mic wood, Blue Vitriol. Camwoad.
IL Cochineal, Nader, Alum, Copperas. Spanish
Brown, Indigo, Fussic, Lac Dye, salts o. Tin, &c.
&C., fr sale low by loct. 27l y TALLANT
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ny TELEGRAPH TO ST LOUIS.

>~->>.> 49, >.>~>->. IL.
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DLANK NOOkS.
4 LOT of very superior medium and Demi Re
n cords, also 500 quires half bound ledgers;
40 qrs fun bound dbl and singla entry 10 ,gers,
800 do qnarto blanks, for sale OF low prices at
may l,'5l ABRAHAMSs book storc
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CDOPERS TOOLS.
TNINES, allies, broad axes; stock howells;
IN Flour, pork AMI whiskev hbi. Crost: r4
L,yeling dimes, Frees, Dwelling bits;
Flour, wiiskey, pork, Lard keg and hid.
tress hoops, for sale by
sept II, 81 j G LAuMAN Bro
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wool 40 600 LBS
TLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
7 Qualities for whlchthe highest mirket price
will he paidi in cash by WI COOLBAUGH & co
CIRCULAR SAWS.
A FULL supply of all sizes, of Boston Circular
Saws, constantly on hand for sale al the Man.
ufaCtorv prices by tapr is, 800 JNO FoOTE
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NAtHEE, NOV. IT, p. NJ.
Blown, the States rights candidate for Con-
sres, probably elected in this district. Union
Congressman elected in all the others. Foote'S
majority in State is about 1000. The Union State
ticket is far ahead of Foote. A strange state Of
things here, with no acting governor, and the
courts all adjourned sine die
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
A LITTLE BETTER YET!

Call and Examine for Yourselves 4!
WNHE Subscriber has just received, d rect from the
North, supply of the best quality of Curled Hair,
which will enable him 10 manufacture superior quail
ity of Hair Mattresses
he would respectfully inform the Public that he can
furnish them with the BEST articles in his line, as
cheap as they can be bought in New York. Persons
from the neighborng villages and counties, who have
heretofore sent North, provide themselves with as
good article of work, and at low price, by send
ing their orders to me.
Also, constantly on hand, the much improved
SHUCK and COTTON MATTRESSES, and at the
lowest prices. Also, Sofas, Lounges and Easy Chairs,
in various styles Also, repairing and
novatng old Hair Mattresses, Sc, done at the shortest
notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to. Ware Room Fayetteville street, two doors above
the YARBRoUGH House.
]. HENRY HARRISS,
Upholserer end Mattress Maker.
Raleigh, October "A, 1851. 1922
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

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THE FAR-FAMED AND OLD ESIAbhIShHD
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Md, in November, 1851.
Rich and Splendid Prizes!
ALL PAID
BY PYFER & co.
S35OOO Whole Ticket, sent to club in n. Carolina
S25OOO, Half Ticket, sent to Tennessee.
$4,000 Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia
SI5OOO Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina
$4,000, Quarter Ticket sent to Georgia
5000 Whole Tickets sold to South Carolina.
4OOO Half Tickets sold to Ohio.
Pennsylvania.
ER- All communications answered by return mail
u Bank Drafts payable at sight in Gold, remitted
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