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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06
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Hardware and fE,lery,

DON DSON. HALL 4 CO.
| IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers ia Harti-
/ war" and Gallery, An IA nuE actarerS Of planes
M. 96 VI AN street. between Olive and Locust
streets. t~isn of the Golden PlaRe.l st Louis. Mo-
Are now receiving for the Fail trade, one OF the
targestand best Selected Stocks of Hardware and
Cutlery ever offered VEST of the ALLEGHENY Noun
tainS. nptFtag all our English goods direct from
the M 'nniacturers. AMI purchasing our American
from the III ,auflcturers At the lowest cash prices
enables us tn sell lower than any other house in
THIS city. Oar stock consists part as follows:
go Inz INes assorted. Collins. Earrretts SRA
mons. Hnats, Mans. II Iots and Albany;
go log shareis and spades assorted. Anrs'.
70 vlaad's AMI Thomas;
- 10 gain scoops;
- cases Rawlani's mill ami Y saws.
do caststccI Y cut saws;
loo casks bright OK aail log chains;
- dp coal chains; 5000 dog pocket knives:
Goo do WostenhoIm's 10 do;
$50 gross knives and forks. ass'd:
1000 log RiSs"li's and WARTS butcher kntves3
$50 do Wlte 8Itcher'S raznTs.as>'d;
1890 Ia scissors an l shears. assorted;
Is clsks Gseenwnod's hutt hinges. ass'd sizes;
10000 gross WOO screws. ass'd, from a-S to 4 In.
TOO dog pa l. till, IN st cupboard aHt TRUNK lacks:
900 10 mineral knob LOCKS. assorted;
$40 do thumb and knob IatcheS;
5000 Tbs brass and bell metal kettles;
so loz tea kettles:
1000 VI q. ID. percussion caps;
1000 toz J. Horaer n Butchers files and F4sFs:
IS IBIS american curry combs, assorted;
900 l,zwilsons ,Parkei's nd Al ifus'cofIcc mills;
500 EGGS Iron Mountain Nails, all stseSi
100 d, wrought do DO
100 bags Grfitia'S horse. do On
600 lox pairs iron and brass head sh1veis s tnHgs
500 plirs polished DO do
so3 sets do do do
Also, large aSsnrtsneat Uf lips LncE~1nr's
and ,caester Cpapers' tools; Nck4wn-s bellows
VI asehple aai Tillotson's anvIls; Kings stocks
AMI lies; c liter Keyed aad soIii wees; hand and
sledSc Hanm RS; aNd com lete ssaF tmcnt of Our
own nm ifIcture of planes which we warrant tn TIC
superior to any brought 10 this m stsrt. Together
with complete assortment of every article kept
in 3urii1c, which oTr at gre atty reduced prices.
DbN\faso sos, HALL n Co..
aatlI, iS5t . u1vtrw 90 Main street.
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Fruit Trees.
CULTIVATED AT The NURSERY or
y. & H. Avery, six miles s. w of Ru,.l;nutor


4. & H. Avery, six miles s. w. Of Burlington
Consisting Of .3pple, Pear, Plum, Caerry.
Ounce Grape Viaes, Strawberries. Sc
1.sfs WE would call especial attention to on,
! eye hae stock Of APPLE TREES. They are 70
-. variable for their handsome shape. thrift
! and vigorous growth, and well rurnis he'd branch
es. Oar stock consists Of over 80 900 Trees from,
10 feet high and embraces all the leading stan.
dard varieties-tosether with large stock or new
anu rare kinds. We cultivate only such varieties
! IN large Numbers as are most worthy and have
proven TO hs hardy ana well adapted to our soil
! and climate.
PRICE:
A2ple Tfees-Sio per 100 or $40 per 1000.
L"ge Pear Tces-of the most approved kinds
90 cents each or $40 per 100.
Dc1t Pears One year old, to feet highs
cents each or $50 per 100.
A'so-the following Nursery stock:
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard, one year old, $40
per 1903.
Apple Seedlings, one year Old, s. per 1000.
Plum Seedlings, best for stocks, one year Old,
s. per 1000.
Apple Trees just grated and ready for setting
IN the Nursery; in less number than 5000, SIS per
iooo, IN larger number $40 per 1000.
Apple Trees, olc year fton s%af., ; feet hi-h.
$50 per Iooo
Wewoalt say tint we have been ea-,.el IS
yearsat tho Nursery business in this State. ana
have one Of largest aud Oldest bearing Orchards
from which to proclre cuttings for Grating; and
nave spared no pains or expense in procuring and
testing all highly approved kinds. aai we there
lore feel eparel to furaish Trees tue To the
nam,.
Persons sending orlers who are unlc3ua;nted
WIN the Inherent kinds, are assured that careful
S'iectio2S viii be made from the very best.
Ia all cases wisa Il variety is exhausted BY
SAFES an orders cannot wholly be filled, the bal
ance Of remiuancc wiilh returned 10 the purchas-
ef. unless requested to supply the deficiency with
other kinds.
Trees deivere! at the Nursery or packed and
sent according to order are then at the risk ofthe
purchaser. Those to be forwarded by water will
be labeled and packed in s;,ch manner that yI,on
al their destination will be found nearly or quite
as fresh as when taken from the Nursery. and will
be delivered at the wharf or on board of steam
boat, at Burlington, without any additional charge
except for packing.
- All orders accompanied with the Cash or
satisfactory reference. directed 10 the proprieors
or ielt With Alfred CLARKE, in Birlinston will meet
with prompt attention.
= Plated catalogues sent gratis to al! DOS;
paid applicants. II. & II. AVERY
oc'. Is, 1891. Burlington. Irwa.
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SAINT LOUIS.
NcCreery. Essex a. co..
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, caps, Bonnets and Fancy
variety (iOodS, @s#
S Amt LOUIS.

.- "ACty VOvNSs
NO. Of MAIN STREET ST. IOr,c
tALL the attention of the cou,,rv m.r,,n.,ts q
~ the largest stock of goods IN This line =, 20
found IN the market, part OF which win be found
enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable aud b. %. silk .seayer aryoI.
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk. white aud gold Jeany Lind and
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'congress, Kossuth and artists 'suft wool do
Mems SILK and mohair plush caps;
Boys SILK and mohair plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain snft wori hats;
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats,
lnflnts fancy plush, satin and fur hats:
MEMS ana boys cloth caps of varions patterns;
Childrens' silk velvet and other fancy turbaus
BoNNETS.-Ladies' Florence brand fancy straw
silk. satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Firisty Goods Dress Goods, &c.
Black "atteoni iastring, Gro de Rhine aud cn,-
bossed silks:
Chan5eabie gici, high colorci Maid stiffness amt
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, horencrs, &C.
Also general stock of casImcres. delaincs VEL
vets, tustres, fancy plaiis ana worsted AMI silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE GOODS.
timbrics- lac1nets, null and Swiss mrsllas sa-
I'm stripe, lace stripe and tape check do: ytctnri,
anu bishop lawns, plain and AMI fancy bo5ainets
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HASDkEgCIIEFs
Fine coIosed long shdwis, black de-. Sd. Cd II
81 and 1914 plain IN en- 1rnitered aElerfrauclsth
d.; American, Scotch and = ng:jsh pail de-. uIain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain AMI printed
merino do: plaid and net wool hl-h.fs: fancy r,a-
rino scarfs ant Alk'fs: ladies' fancy dress Ii,as;
plain ANA fancy siiS scarfs.
CRAFATS AND HASDEERCHiErS.
Gents blk ustring CrarsrS, blk Italian plaid at.I
embossed, and caneleou tlo; fancy neck ties.
Pongcc, Shanghai, cora. haaIaHa. elnhos Il aat
SpitIlie't silk pocket hi'Sfs; ladies' aud cents,
linen cambria do.
-ALs0-
HOBS, comforts coats. shirts, drawers:
Hosiery AM gloves, suspendrrs. tnrkn tttt,;
Umbrellas, COMBS. buttons AMI threads:
Needless pins. tapes. bindings. brushes;
Purses. packet-books. bead. bags:
Mthbgtny frame mirrors, 10 liking -lassrss
wall and window paper, wrapping tla;
writing paper. gum wips ami over shacs;
Grapes, Grape isse. collars, lace eapes;
Births, iaces and eigIngs, wells rimps;
fFiHges,aress trimmings ,Itibhons, artilieials;
WOODEN yarns. carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel purse trimmings:
RaZ'rs, scissors ANA shears;
Soaps. pertumary. hair oils and colocres:
Musical instruments. whalehonrs.
Sp1ctacies, spoons, gun caps, tnkstanHs;
Powder fts!ss. cedar pencils;
Razor strGps. states and steel pens.
We are prepared TO SHOW to our oil Customers
and merchants generally, larger stock an great
or variety Of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which we Offer upon the moStItb
eral terms. (St Louis sep ;, 1851
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RDEERIES, &c

GROCERIES,, nc.
GO bags Rio Java CoHee 25 boxes ground Gi,on,.
o. 90 butter salt; 10 do do Mustard;
10 do pepper an spice ID peoper sauce.
20 nj CHESTS ass'i Tea; IS do Bar soap;
80 catuas do do 20 do variAgated do
40 boxes Raisins; 10 lbs, Gloves:
- 10 chevtns fo5acco; 10 do Nutness;
gro. smoking do so doz. buckets;
10000 Cuba skies: 90 nest, Tubs:
400 lbs prime In !igo; so d,z CON- Br ooms:
1900 do DO Mldaer: 10 coils g,ni,,, Card ,ya.
soao 90 B'stoh salcratus II dog. bed cords
80 hh's. Molasses; 1000 lbs. Ok chains;
10 IN IS. sugar; dog halter DO
e'ls i'ai cFnshd do so pairs trace chains;
casks Rtce' 20 dnz Hunts axes.
Burlington, Oct. 1851 CORP PARSONS \ co
] " 'htSd 1i. \SSR> Of all Siz IS. beautiful lot
| ftr sale BY frct',t Cppp p,psoys T.,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

MARRIED-Oa the Goth Oct. bv Rev. los
Brooks, Mr. HENDERSON MORGAN to Mss Ma
RY RIFE, all of D.snoines county Iowa
MARKEDLY the Rev |. L. Stewart Oct.
2lst, NJ CHARLES B. ToNSNsov to Mss MA
RY JANE BnNER. both of Das Moinns county
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

NEW ARRIVAL --CaEAeEa THAN EVER.
tEINSH&lAEH& co., have just received per
Asteamcr Dr.. Fydn&tla No. = an extensive adj
ai,toa - th.it frtmsy stock, Consisting of gan
erai anl splendid assortment Of every tains In
taerli ac, winch they pledge themselves to
Salt cheaper than ever,
IT, 'at'rc. tellnusa. # you are il want If my.
THING IN rHG Gu lrHiNS LINE, which i al
oace cIe ~, aae, IA hioaaSe an 40 wear out
ali Toi hWe 10 IN is II max. your wishes known
Al ths BURLINGTON CLOTHING EMPORIUM Of
oct.at st H&INSHGIIER Y Ct.
HAn9 y ARE, Ere.
sNH& Sahsc eIhers oi1r TOR sale a COOL stock Of
! BIillerS' Hardware. Carpenters Tools, Cat
letS, sad trens, Glass. etc, ETC.. Tor sale by
Get -, ISL Corr, pAasnNs n Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

The New York Courier AMI Enquirer has a
long article GA the Pennsylvania election, in
which it says that the Wing defeats there and in
0hio demonstrate that Gen. Scott cannot be cleo
TED 70 the Presidency in 1852. 1t then comes ont
boldly in favor oe Daniel w a5s.er as the Wnig
eanddate.-[ No. Republican.
kNsaie by tocI5,'oi) JG LAuMAS Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06
Machine Shop Il Brass Foundry,

VIE m Iersts Would Respectfully infur M The
L pualic that they are prepared TO build thresh-
ing machines. rcapers. shelters, and circular
saw-ntlis, and to DO all kinds ormill work. Also
all kinds of machinery repaired. Turning and
Fitting done in the best possible manner. They
woald also call particular attention to their Steel
PloGghS, which are better, cheaper, and more du-
rable than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM 4 BJWS, M,chiniSfS
Burlington Iowa, Sent. 4. ,S,I ,v,y
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lihKDA ATE.

DIP, panel and trHnaH Saws+ NiEl sHI rrnss-ept
saws $50 AMI feet. socket Al r4rFfrr~ rhfsrEsf
W TO- Cnupass. wood eat gt4ttafE saws.
Butchers saN =. lis HgsT eESsets ana Eouses.
Polished. SOC krt amd NIs.wTil - ehIses<.
Turning tnH corner chisels anS ruaTts4
Braces and bttfs. stock hftts+
C14Hnaa, fright ami c0Hcaye auEfTss
Anger bits. spoke auxeTs'
Beaity's btnad sNes ard hs'eitfs.
AAkes shiagifng and IathiRz hatehefs4
M IrSpnS snI FIastrrFr*@ wells
NIlIsas. bastard and rpuni Files
Taper files. frons ~ 10 feirrh
iiDFsn rasps. from II 70 sc inches;
S'etI. f. aiming and ~ sqHaTess
Tit. cupboard AM chest locks.
Furniture TaSt0rs. brass and I@paa'HE
Carpenters piurcFs %nd rUmpassss.
rIumb hobs and hesch stops;
ita1d aud senth IeFs,
WJ1i snd coffin Screws fool tnfr#-
saw srtts. mar 52I4FIsE f4Vts. rtrss etc"
Jt.st Frrctrci sIS Ter sale Cheay by
sept I7.'st = g LsN.as Tse
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New Wh1Ia yale Drur Warehouse.

n =. " ~ -. Y Co.. No.-Pias street. be-
ZJ.tv.sa Ntia All coil streets. IRE anaF re-
ceiving raj apaalaI an ratGrs and ire sh stock
of Il q, Il Ms. DIS asa~tI T.: EaFntshsS, spf-
ces. u nirtS. NtllpY class C ISsyIrr, Gls tFu-
ments.&c. EnhrIciGg all the articles usually sept
in d NJ II isa. all of wal n have 5a"n pIrcIas-
ed WITHIN the last two IN tRths, direct fro the i'm
portcrs AMI ~ IapIaciHreFs. ant a. w. anticipate
rcn1iniug IL pre- sent location hat short time
viii he sold much bclO v the usual rates. wewar-
rant al the OILS that we sill to please the Pur-
chaser, both III pric. an quality. other wise to be
returned and tn, moa ~ will he refInlei Persons
visiting TIA cry with the Intention of purcha sing
goods il ga line; viii fai it 10 their iu;creit TO
give Us ell before purchasing eiseHh here. and
those vi.'tin- to ru"1Iisa by oriar- can have our
prize lrr"at ssat thsn Ay ftrvl-!iH- tHrir a4-
dress. W. h19s hy Close a''eltioa Ia hU ,iassS,
pramptursS in -, execution oforIsrs, dealing in
nothing HIT fresh al pare attjclrs AMI srIling at
a very small ai"lncc nn eastern prizes. IN receive
a lib raj share ortrada. H.. =. W=TEELI X CO
st. Louis, Aug. -, 1885,. wen
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N Office is hereby given to all persons inter-
/ v ested that Application will be made to the
County Court at its session commencing on the
first Monday of December next for authority to
sell tract of land embracngte ten acres and eighty
four hundredths of an belonging to the estate
OF James Jester deceased, for the ymeB of debts
Of the said estate said tract OF land lies in section
twenty, township sixty nine north and range two
west; being the tract purchased by said lester of
William Morris in March 1850.
WARREN DEE, Administrator.
Burlington November q; iS5l-w3w.
TRUSTEES SALE.
1H VIRTUE of Deed Of trust executed to us
- by George w. Pitt and Mary Jane Pitt to Sc
cure the payment of note from George w. Pitt
and Samuel Pitt to Cox. Garrett Co., on lot num-
Der Eight hun ired and siNty-three in the city Of
Burlington, we will on Monday the 9Th day OF De-
cemher next in front of the Clerks office in Bur
l'ngton between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
and O'Clock p NJ. proceed to sell said lot SOS to
satisfy sail note and cost,
WM. GARRETT
Nov. 81 d. GtLCHR!sr. ''"S'e'S'
sweets Eioc u,ionary Chart. =
'fHis Work which has been highly recommen nd
ct hy the ID session of the Southern iowa
Teachers Institute for sale the Book store of
Nov. 8, 1851 price rs cts.) ABRAHAM'S i
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
DnHHDs prime New Orleans Sugar just land
0C ed from steam boa, Financier. on 1nnsign
ment and viii be sold at st Louis prices with the
addition OF freight. J. 6. LAUMAN & BRO.
Nov 6, 1881 corner of Water and Jefferson st.
HAcKEREL, GOLDFISH AND HERRING
~sA8BLS AMI hf bbls 40. - and 3 markerel. di-
ssD rect from Boston,
30 boxes No Herring in prime order.
/ Drum Cod Fish,
The above are all Of tins seasons catching and
are Very Superior j. C. LAuMAN x BRO
corner Water and Jefferson ST. /
burlington nov. bth 1851 Gazette copy.
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"a HOUSE TO RENT will tent my bsi.k h,asr.
lee corner Sixth and Com. streets, lately DC
= - Gu lied by Rev ). q. Shna, Tor more rears
tnH alton may be- made in my absence Lyman
Cook James ". Grimes. hy whom the viii be
made kuoxu. (stpt "a: IS5ll JOHN PERSON. sen
AL OF VITRJL, Aqua Forts NI"iltic and
~ Nitric Aciis. carLo,s Of zach. or sale Try
Oct ~, Isl r LIANT
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DR. MekENSEYss REGrI.ToR.

d. Ngkf.NNEIF> REJI LtTDK.
@A THIS MEDICINE Ts naw prepared hy the FRO
49, pri-t1= AMI ~ nHsF#t Frr safe I'm wrart4fv f1
- sIit purchasers frgra ore trsfE~ tn thnusarf.
itJs Positive Erueay In srr7agsrs~nf 81 the Erw-
els, otarrhrI. pysenfsry ans ChsI~ra Norbas--
All wtIr hive asei ~ prnnaF4rr 10 10 bs the f~xt
and mp-t certain rfriEctnr they h4vr ever M4r t~r
CaJaEaA- the PFurrtetoF has ruad@ use 0f rt IN
al extensive pFactire fSr the last fwo years, ard
HI ss.-ou fIlIy satisfied thzt a. is The uny aei-
cine which hr ir.IEt rely nv that disease.
rrrptrat at coll w t4r family Medicine ~
PIT sign nf EI- EpyF vfuuff4H. Burlington fcws,
a1tsy 1-ent> : morally throughout lie west.
June II, 1851.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. %.

The Caro-, Hill was dam IL Id this morning by
fire to the exten: OF aboit 5000. Tnompsoa's
newspaper agency was burnt oat. Taa Pano-
rama of the Hudson river, on eyhibtin was not
damaged.
The shin Sas Richards arrived this morning ia
113 days from San Francisco.
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LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
20 hhdS. Nc Sugar 1000 lbs carpet chain
80 bbis Belchcr's clariti- 80 Boxes sxi0 glass
ed do. % do IoxI0 do
o hhds do do do. 20 do loxl4dp
6 do extra Boston crush SEQ los bar lead
c! 10 bales cotton batting
90 SIS pr!ne RIO coffee 1000 lbs cotton yarn
20 sacks nire old Java dol2 20 boxes rosIn soan
'erces new rice 10 do Boston fancy do
0 casks boston saleratus 20 doz wash boards
100 boxes do do extra so do buckets
20 ahls new Mackeicl SO nest tubs
so half do 10 90 rhusns
90 KITS DO DO 10 sacks pepper
so b3ts n. o. molasscs q do spice
50 do belcher's do 100 NJ q. d gun caps
20 ha!f 90 do so reams writing parer
loo h5iS kanawha salt t20O0 lbs cod fish
200 sacks q. \. do 100 boxes assorted tea
200 do dairy do . pipes nice brandy
% do table do 10 bbls proprictoIs 10
90 bbls lake do casks port wine
% 10 prime ei1er vinegar 10 bhls n. Y. gin
10 do tar DO Holland do
do alum 900 lbs log Chains
s do n0d6er . crates croCkery
5 do cupCraS 100 gross matches
leo bu dry peaches 4 hhl Manila IN !Igo
100 do do apples Is5 NJ Cuba skies
100 reams wrapping pa 20 boxes extra starch
per so do raisinS
10 dog ted cords 10 do star candies
90 boxes tobacco l25 10 mould do
10 DO smoking do 100 lbs wooden yarn
p do peppersauce 90 cans oysters
$40 kss best Boston nails 80 boxes chocolate
100 looking glasses so doz pla ing cards
5 cases Champagne 200 mats Cassia
- coils CorGage etc. etc. etc. etc.
All OF which viii he sold at the regy io,e.4f pyirss
BurRnstoAs NOV. 81 OIL j AIH8ALL \ c,
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" WASHINGTON. Oct. z.
The lntelli1encer, Of tlls morning, publishes
fall list of awards of premiums, male at the late
Worlds Fair, 70 American exhibitors, 10 the nun
Der Of five IN rired, besides about fSty-aisht who
are mentioned honoraby.
Senator Bright. Of Indiana, is slowly recover
in, from violent attack of paralysis.
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NAfL~--ts0 krss sssortss nostou Nslis ~nsi
Y spikes Tor sala NV tel5i LAtTAr & HHo
TTSTRkCT LOCKWOOD 40 ,Ists sshaioTss
Il very low by ths cass,ty v. rALLssf' -
oct. II 50
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I)AFEST ~in tag b.Iut butts -Hd faaten~rA.
l. ~1.f <TI-ttlt EFtr htn 4r4- gate ratrArS+
Dtrr hta ses. etc. etc. just reed W
sept I7,-lt g isrusx Fac
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DNES KILLER: srf. E4vis' Para Killer. inst
! rsG-h amt f.tF sale w. FFCAT
IEJtGAL AMI trIvrIta- slt!-r Eggs Of every
vi sik- IsE quality ryF sale ~
art 10 ne sRuSrRo~s Ca.
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. SxpEf.SD NATEHES.-just received,
INN ~ lot of Gold and Silver Watches,
EEESSSGS2S.S, such C Did English and Anchor
Levers, Cold Lepines, silver Anchors, Lepines and
Quarters, for sale by w CARTENrE a-~
October 81, 1851 Main street
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~ tine stnFr tgfHasfts ~rHsFfrd Inv f~s. krt~rh-
$3.50 h4@mR I~N-r~@H s&E#rta f# tA# EMrrrf Emm#~.
%4 ha~r pt@m~A 1s eHtFr- s"r-h 1r HgW nMA fr~sh
F - Fam ~ t.fDrr~* a=4 sAst rS-ssaHfty ks~rr s
haua choice ssisstIpH 81 ssch articles ihstIine
OF ba <iness must gtys sS.tSi1t tleB 60 all who
mag favor with thru Gust
A. purchases haze a~rl na7dr Hrf H thr M@=t
favorable teFh4S. sA~IT 10 allie I" sFll "a sFfy
moderate prices. By 1aAssaEt ziisHisrn 60 lust
ness we hrpe Ia sacurc 4 reasonable share beth aI
the cIty 5mG county caste m.
TAE-EN il CL.REE-
rttlLr-'-E. fMtr --tl. 1851.
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StUG Aa-PfimeN. .. Clarified, loaf ami crush
rsasars, for sale by (oc i5) J G L,uMAS Bno
I n B3LS. best TANNERS OIL, for sale by
L " oct g. 81 J. F. TAhIANT
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irutS ~ e En-
NEW FtuIr.Y GROCERY.

" ICEs---a h~w salFtG far sale ~
v Jane ft-+5t. ECHN T.. FuW1E.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

CUTLERY.
JUST receivch good article Of Pocket AMI Pen
, HALVES. Scis sors, ETC., for sale by
Oct ~, 81 a. W. CARpENTER, Main 81.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-06

90 KEGS White LEAD, pure AMI No. /, for
5aSV sale by foct SD J. F. TALLANr
OOOO LBS. SPANISH WHITING. for sale by
COJO oct 81, 81 + TALLANT
4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of .1lies Boots ana
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-12-03
80 NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
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a md d fifty cents, if payment be delayed six months
l' 'a noars, if not paid within six months from the
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-12-03
Massachusetts DELEGATE Elections.

ON0SSuC0USe1IS 1@1ettO7S' = =
BosroN. Nov. "a, IL p. n. Returns from IS towns
show the election of IS coaIitioniss, 81 whigs. and
81 no choice The chances that the coastionists
will have small majority in the Legislature. thus
securing the reelection Of Gov. Boutwell,. 81 towns
remain to be heard from.
The numerous friends Of Maj o. A. Buck, formerly
of this city. will be gratied to hear that himself and
family escaped with safety from the wreck Of the
schooner Tybee, on the coast Of Georgia. The Ma
ior is at present Clerk in the Post Office Depart
ment at Washington, but being in feeble health, in
company with his family. about three weeks since,
they left that city for Southern voyage. The YES
sci in which he embarked was wrecked. and after
suffering many hardships, himself and family arrived
safely in Savannah We are glad to learn that ne 10
no worse since his exposure and prvations. Mrs.
Buck and her infant are not seriously unwell
'' d" Spirit Of the Age.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-12-03
GEORGIA STATE ROAD:

We copy the following interesting items in rela-
ton to the Georgia State Railroad. from the Milledg
vile Correspondence of the Macon Journal and Mes
senger: ..-. ..si-,. 81. IS.
"The reports of the Superintendent of Trsnspor-
taton the State Road, for the Two years, ending
the lst October last contain some facts which can
not fail to interest the public, as we'll as the Legisa-
tors of the State. Accompanying the reports are
two tables, which show the character and quantity
Of products shipped upon the road, and the relative
receipts from freights and passengers, of which,