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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
PACkARD'S DISTILLING APPARATUS

Nj. Packard, OF 239, Water street, who
furnishes ships slth cabooses, &c. has just put
up, IN the clipper ship Wild Pigeon, machine
for converting salt water into fresh, al the rate
of four gallons PER hour. The operation OF
II is lhus de,c, bed /: Ga the top Of the galley
or cocks house, is placed tank capable OF
holdlpg two hundred gallons OF salt water,
which supplies large wooden tank inside the
galley; this feeds wrought iron boiler kept
on the stove, which is connected BY pipes, and
The steam escapes INTO lead tube running
through the lover tank, 10 the same manner
as a slll worm the cold water IN the tank con.
deuses the steam IN the toe, and from iau
Get IN the bottom Of the tank stream of cold
fresh water is constantly running. 1t thus IN
venton performs all this, II Will prevent a
good deal OF suffering among vessels on long
voyages, who invariably Get out OF water be.
tote reaching their destinations Ii is said TO
be IN general use among the French vessels.
~. Y. Ep Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

@sS' 4 motion is before the Common Coun
ell Of Philadelphia, to memorialize the orig.
nal thirteen States to erect a monument IN
Independence square, TO the memory of the
signcrs of ,hc Declaration Of Independence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
TRIAL OF THE cnRlSTlANA RIOTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Ger 8.
In the United States Circuit Court today,
special veniro was issued for los Jurors, TO
be drawn from Lancaster county, TO try Eli.
iah Lewis and tbrty.seyen others for treason
sgnins, the United States Their iljai has
been fyed for the 4,h Monday ia Nogamber.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

EsF There arrived at New York in two days
from Europc ,, ,29l om grants.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22

Fson fhe ". y, Commercial Adrsftistr, 0eGl.
THE AMERICAN SEARCHING EXPEDI.
TIDN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

rIn,rrp STATES SrArIsrlcs. Value Of
~oo,en.. cations, hemp ,nd hempcn goods,
:..r AL irnn v,aaaiacturr.. sugar, sal, and
VI ;n.mr,.l during 1850, $6l .S35 ,32l;
,.,,,. Sl6 $50 69S. H. lSl9. The value
\ sue. Imports was $4S, 2Ol, $50; duties
Ais l62,75l.
Value al the imports for 1850, $!7S,-
,a6.0l8; exports 1851 1893, 72O. Domes-
i. nro,ince exported, exclusive offs specie.
ASA 800, 232. Foreign merchandise rx-
s.r,ed. exclusive Of specie, SO, Ala, 493.
Average annual expenditure oil Guv-
..,.nent from 1923 to lS4l, exclusive Of
Il, collection Of the revenue, payments on
.eoo,,u, Of The public debt, and trust funls
81 46S $40 -. From 1912 TO lS45.
s221g7,4ll 70.
Mstvira wine imported in 1850, 3O3,.
is e.llo,,. /; i" lSl9. l93, 97l gallons 5; in
= erevious year since lS43 did the
au,.,i,y exceed ll7OOO GALLONS, and in
}844 il was only 10000 gallons /; in lS43
,be average COS, was So 90 per gallons
i 1850 il was less than 80 cents.
Sherry wine imported in 1850. 2l2,.
ua2 ,,llon. ; in lS4S. 2l5 935 and in no
vseviou. year since lS43 did it exceed
1900 gallons. The cost in lS43 was
II IS per gallon; in 1850 il was So cents.
Il appears from the census that there
ase l5,738 free negroes in the slave
S,s.ss, and 40, 7S9 negroes in the free
Sales.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
William Low.

" HoLESALE GROCER, No 81. ucvcc. seq
w on! store north of Olive street. >a,n, Louis,
Missouri. January, 1851.
Iwoull Respectfully invite Merchants, upon u heir
visiting our City for their spring purchases. to an
examination Of my large and ,s,ied stock Of GRO
CERES; as my Goods viii he fired at the lowest
possible rates, and upon satisfactory terms, to
punctuai men.
My stock consists of The following Goods
l:6 hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar;
200 bhs. Belchers clarified Sugars;
100 - Loaf and crushed do
500 bags Rio. Iaguira and Java Coffee;
100 bbls. Be,her's Battle ground :. H. NIoiasses:
900 bhlS. Plantation Molasses:
900 pkgs. Imperial. Y. II. and Black Teas;
200 hills. l, > and Mackerel;
900 halves and quarters do;
20 bhls. No. Shah; 20 drums Cod Fish:
% do No. Salmon; 20 hbis Co,peras;
100 boxes, 100 pounds each. Cod Fish;
400 do No. scaled Herring;
100 bags Eagle cotton Yarn;
100 bales No. Wick Yarn;
100 gross Mascns' Backing;
25 boxes No. l Chocolate;
SO hxs prepared Cocoa; 100 bx. pepper sauces
SO do Tomato Ketchup; lobxs.Walnut do
10 do Mushroom do; l0bb,S. Saltpetre;
100 doz. Sardines. whole, half and quarter;
25 bNs prepared Coroa; 20 hbls. pure Alum;
100 do three gross Clay Pipes;
900 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 reams F. c. ami Letter Paper;
800 boxes assorted Window-glass;
300 do No. | Brown Soap;
100 do CASTLE and Easieg,, Soap;
800 dozen three Hoop Buckets;
100 do Well buckets
100 do Varnish buckets;
100 do Fancy buckets;
400 do Blue and Green buckets;
600 do Red, White and Cedar Buckets;
so casks Boston Saeratus;
500 kegs Iron Mountain Nails;
100 do Brads ana Finishing Nails;
lm do Sd Boston do
COO coils and Manila Rome;
200 boxes Mould and Star Candles;
100 do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
d bags clean Pimento; 25 Gags clean Pepper;
100 boxes assorted gronnA Spices;
% erces fresh Carolina Rice;
5 eases rnre Bengal indigo;
5 casks extra quality Na,Aer;
100 boxes S~eptzers Cuba Six Cigars,
80 bbls soft she'll mons. 30 bbls FIRE >h Fiiber.s
90 do Enslisa afnnts, 60 hhs fresh Pea Nuts;
l,0GN0 G. u. Cap~: l,Cs0 bags assorted Shot;
900 Kegs Rifle Powder; 5U0 lbs. bar I. cad;
20 bbs. fresh crenm Nuts; 100 boxes Pearl Starch;
200 do pure Cdar Vinegar; 200 gross Matches;
100 boxes and 10. Mustard;
100 cans. IL lbs. each do; 500 lbs. No. Cloves;
100 boxes gallon and halt. gallon Pickles:
1000 lbs, No. / Nuimegs: 300 dog. pine Cherns;
SoO nests blue Tubs, each;
geo do do do do
lG0 oz. large size Tubs 800 dog superior Brooms
500 dozen zine Wash Boards;
1e0 crates covered Brckeis:
2O0 dozen market Baskets;
100 cases Nest Ronni Boxes;
ST Louis, January. 1851. WM Low.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

Az AFFECTING SCENE.-At the last in
terview between condemned criminal
and his wife. their child-a bonny NEE
thing, just breinning to prat.!e-was Ilay-
ing about the cell. Her eye was cangh,
by the glitter OF the bolts which confined
her fathers legs; and she cried onI, in
blissiul ignorance Of their use, :.Oh.
daddy, daddy, wha! pretty things! You
never wore these al home" MANY q
sad thing have | seen" said the hones,
laiIor, who tells the story, "and many u
bitter cry have heard within those walls,
but never one which made me blubber
like chill till then. The mother, sir,
and the poor fellow himself-oh, sir, it
was terrible"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
M A r r lie D..

IN fhis citr last evening, hy Rev, VIM Sol,ev. Mr.
Lcks fALNEa 10 Miss MARY ExEs,LLA !loLpRoox, all
OF this city. "
IN nus r.ty on the 9TH inst, by Rev. l.. H. Dennis Nr
VAN ."ssES OF '.asaie 'nn:, III 10 Miss FRANCES
aa"ehssr ORB. HARRIS q ], OF Darlington. lows
The rrn"' was remembered only in the distribution
of'he cake, h", in fill participation in the good things
aonna the festive board They have received our person
al good wishes, We now rei,eraie them officially.
In tins c'tv on the 9th inst, ty Re-. W. ae at the
residence 81 o. &. Wightman. Esq, Mr. WILL,AN p
MsHrMAS. OF ilnhnane, to Miss HELEN NJ. CLApr OF
For DesmoInes, 10 VA.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
HOME MANUFACTURE.

HOME MANUFACTURE.
TINE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
i Boots and Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made Of the
hest French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
co skins, and by the best of workmen.
Also. ladies and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article of boots that will
lit the foot as well as to suit the eye will please
call at +. Wallis second door east Of ain. on JEFF
ferson street. where they can be furn shed good
ami low as any other adjustment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, so f.. WALLIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
SUNDRIES.
NEW STORE.

TIRE subscriber snlicis call from the Ladies' to
l examine his new and most Fashionable assort-
ment Of DRESS SILKS consisting of rich hroc AIDES,
chameleon SATIN du chains ANA other STYLES, also
every width Of black do.
Will also bs found a fine assortment OF bonnet
silks ami veves silk illusions and colored Grapes,
rIcb embroidered cambria hanakerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
lie has also recently received a beautiful selec-
ton Of African and natura! cniored MUFFS; white
and black vic,orin IS, fur cuffs misses mutis, Sc.
all Of which offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
hracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, ne W
and desirable goods to call at the Old stand Of d.
GilChrist 4 Co. p. NJ. FORTIER.
Rhr M,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

E. w. Clark Co Philadelphia.
j. w. C.arx Il to. Bos ton.
+. w. Clark " Br0s....................St LOnis.
+. W. clark. Dod.e Y CI............New Y ,rk.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
+. ". CLARK, BROS, & co.
EXCHANGE RATES
IL Eastern-for Specie or par paper y cent pre- mium
do Currency 9.
ST Louis Specie par paper
do Currency &c .s
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE. oct o. 80
SUNDRlES.
~ BAGS shot 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
eJ\I 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead:
l5haes cotton batting: boxes star Candies;
100 bags Dairy salt: 20 boxes; 10 hbls Tar;
bags Pepper; oboxes Fancy soap;
do spice; 3 boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
so lbs Nutmegs; 10 10 chewing Tobacco;
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do file cut chewing do;
200 do spanish Float In .igo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; Is reams wrapin. Paper;
so boxes by 10 Glass; 10 doz. BET Cords
20 d" 10 hyl2 do bales sewing Irvine;
Toby "a, II by IS, IL by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine. just reed for sale by
oct -, 80 G LAUMAN s. BRO
o. pLLs. rectitied Whiskey; bhls. Mononge-
~ hcla Whiskey. just received and FIR sale by
oct2l. 80 LAuMAN 4 Bno
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
o I E O.:

In this city. on Tuesday the 18th inst Mrs IN
cv, reiirt OF the late AM affair WHITE, aged So.
Mrs w. has been for many years a very consist
cnt and useful member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. She was beloved hy all who knew hsr.
and ste has left large c,rcle OF relatives and
friends to NOUN her loss.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
--s-7--7s7
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOOD$.
Nv + are now receiving and have in store large

M E arc now receiving and have in store large
W portion of our Fail Purchases in Boston. New
York and Philadelphia, consisting Of ETg Good,
Groceries. hardware. QuceHsrare, Poets and Aoss,
Ready Made Clothing, Caps Ac., making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
for sale in this market, to which we respectfully
ask the attention Of our Old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them. dn. that shall
endeavor as usual to give them satIsfactI H. Per
sons buy ing TO Sell ainwl find stock Lar &C
and well assorted. and our prices as low as any
house north of st Louis w + cOOLBAUGH 4 Co
Burlington. Iowa. October 5. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

He is most lively, good-humored and
pleasant man, who bears the Is Of life as
II they were blessings. and seems 10 take
the rough and smooth with an equal coun-
tenance. This sort of unbcnded ,hilnso-
ply is the best gil, iha, na'nre can te-
STOW bn her children: il iigMens the aur-
den Of care, and turns every table. and
CHASTITY hue OF memory, 10 bright AMI
splendid co.ors. There is no one enjoy
% much as do him a cap and bells i a
crown to him; tune upon a, h,gsolet is
Z concert; IL the sun shines. he sports
himself IN is beams if the storm comes.
he skip> gaiIy along, AMI when he is wet
% the skin. il on'y serves TO make on,
pleasant story. while he is drying him eli
u the fire. liy nu are duh after dinner,
he will get him up, and rehearse h.lf-a-
dozen scenes out Of a play, and do it well.
and be as pleased with his performance a.
yon can be. With all these companiona-
bic talents, he is neither forward, noisy or
impairment but on the contrary very
conversable AMI possesses as pleasant IA
kind Of good breeding as any one
Lord Lyitlsion.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
NEW FIRM AND NEW FALL AND WIN
TER GOND>.

fINIE SUBSCRIBERS have received and are nov o.
L penins OF the old stand OF Parsons, Copp & Par
sons, general assortment of seasonable Goods TO
which they beg to call the attention of the trading
community, ana respectfully solicit share of pub
lie patronage. Without enumtItng Quaint,
our stock consists in part as follows, tn Wit
CLOTHS-Black, blue, brown, olive and green.
BEAVERS, PiLoT CLOTHS AND PELTINGs-Drabs
blues and assorted mixtures.
BLANKETS-Dra Navy blues, green's, scarlets
and mixtures, assorted bed and hose.
Observation-Disclosures red colors. cassimeres,
fancy stripe, plaid Il mixed does kins.
DE LANES AND C,sHMEREs-Latest styles, va
rious grades.
STUFF GOODS-Lyoncise silk warp, imper ial blue,
Eau de Nile AMI Maroone, silk stripe mo-
hairs, black, alpacaS. moharS and cham
eleOn LuStreS, merenOtS and Thihet
cloths. common and Chinese alpine, etc.
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS. &c.-ASscrtea velvet
trimmings, silk fringes, cords aud ging-
hams, etc., etc. Black gros de Rhine,
PerSians. silk velvets, assorted colors
and fancy stripes and piaids, black white
AMI pink grapes.
RIBDONS-Latest styles, bonnet, neck, cap and
belt. etc. etc.
FLANNELs-Hea twill plain and printed, all
cnors, single and double.
PRINTS American ant English, latest designs.
Blue orange and blue aud as sd oil colors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS English and American.
SHAWLS-Bay State, long AMI square. Highland
plaid, black and mode Cashmere, fhihet
and other qualities.
WHITE GOODS-3 4 to IO-l shirtings and sheet
ings, ass'd Iris linens, scotch and Rus
Sil diapers era he DIRE ss'h amt unlrcs'd
Jaconetts, stripes and psihs; Chinese
and Victoria lawns, book muSiinS. cm-
broI Tered curtain musIins, etc, etc.
BROWN SHEETINGs. etc.-A large assortment OF
helvyand liz ht.coarse and fine sheetings.
drilling. osna5urgs. twll'd cotton and
linen bagging. Also. a large assortmen Mt
Of hickory stripes. trckines. he cks ,rtc.
nj Raft. In, r.t.n
coats and general assortment Of Gus
tom made Clothing.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-A fun assortment of GENTS
heavy and light boots and shoes, ladies'
walking and dress DO; misses, boys and
chiIdren's do, good stock.
HATS, CAPS, MUFFS. &C.-Gent's fashionable
mnleskin and broad hrim hats, mems and
boys Hungarian and Tampco do, vari-
Gus cnlors. Caps, superior Otter and
lower grades, fur, silk, plush, mohair,
cloth and glazed. all sizes. A fine as
sortment of Muffs, Polkas, Cuffs, etc.
GLASS AND QuEENSwARE.-Af full and complete
stock, all qualities, comprising the lat.
est styles.
LOOKING GLASSES.-A large assortment, vari-
Gus styles, by 4, to - by 40.
NAILS AND GLAss.-BoSton and Pittsburgh nails
and brads, all sizes--also, assorted ST.
yes window glass.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, &c.-Building a
terials, full sappIy, Carpenters tools,
choppins axes. chains. sa irons. and a
good variety of table and pocket cutie.
ry. etc. etc, etc.
GROCERIES,, PAINTS, OILS, &C.-A general as
sortment Of Groceries, Dye stutfs, Oils,
Paints, etc. etc.
All which will be sold the most enable terms
COPP, PARSONS 4 CO.. Jefferson street
Burlington. Iowa. October Al 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
PLANK ROAD NURSEKY,


.ksA AT this Nursery. "a miles west of Burliug-
%tT ton, Immediately on the plank road, there
1-&- in cultivation 100000 Apple Trees; besides
each,Cherry, Plum, Pers mmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit. and the public general
~, may be accommodated. an the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from, year to year
and are determined never to he excelled by any
nursery man in the selection Of the hest varieties,
or in detecting and casting out such are unwor-
thy of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 7; lS50-6m A. LEONARD Il SONS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
GREAT SALE At AUCTION::

n view "f the cont 'n'piated change in their hu-
/ sin"ss, the sub sibers have de'e. miued upon
selling the whole nj the large an, sprE,!i stock of
DRY Eosds, Hardware. Oaer SWINE, Boots,
Shoes, etc. eic..
ut their store in ulIngton. al PUBLIC AUCTION
On the 18Th 14th and 18th days Of January, inst.
and to continue from day to d until sold.
The whole nf this large aud attractive stock viii
he sold without reserve, on liberal ere il, thus
afrdinc t. those in want If Goods--farmers as well
merchants-an app ntnni,y To hey them at low pri-
cas. such as is seldom ntf.ic in this region OF
country.
Among the many articles to lie sold will be fourd
large stock If Prints. Cloths. .tinettS, CASH
meres. Jeans. Reached Mullins, &r., by the piece.
A hrg. an we'll selected assortment Of q ieens-
ware. comprising rommna Teas. blue edged Plates.
&c.. IS. Mems and Womens' Shoes, of the be ST
quality. hy the caSe etc., presenting oppor-
tunity for bargains to thrse VIII" huy to sell again
E5-Trrms af <ae.-All sums under tweity
dollars. cash: that amount light months cred
il, on notes with approved security.
Jan 8, 1851 W. r. COOLBAUGH s. CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

60 NOrfCE.-The Committee on Resolutions for the
Young Mems Union Meeting will meet AT the Office OF
Mes,rs NEwMAN& GRAr, on Saturday evening mex, a,
~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

OBro. Forty nine counties in Ohio
srs ascertained by the census 10 have a
population o: l,0O7 ,2S9: in 1910, they
had population Of 1884: increase
z68,0l5. IL is estimated that the total
population Of the State will be, 2, $50, 900.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

Also, silk Vests. with the largest and most ele
CANT assortment of GcnHemen's Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this or any other market north
of st Louis Cali and sec for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen Shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel, wolen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy Siik and satin Crarats and Scarfs. Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts. Trunks and Carpet Bags. Umbrellas, etc.
Also. large assortment If HATS AND CAPS,
of the latest patterns and finest material.
s:Dnn't be backward about coming foI ward.' Any
thing in line will be sold on the best terms. and
all warranted! Any person in want of any article
enumerated above. may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give us call. We shall take pleas
in showing you our stock en- you d" no: buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them handsome
profit. HEiNSHEiMER X CO.,
oct 81 80 Jefferson street. 3 hoNrS hollow Third
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09
New Goods.

WE have now received and have in store large
w proportion of our Fall purchases. embracing
an endless variety Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
ware. Qleensware. Boots aud Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
anu Retail rraie, and deter to sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. I, 1880 KIMBALLS CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

a Washington letter say. stock Of the
y. $. will soon be issued 10 ply the ten
million indemnity TO Texas, and Texas,
" understood, pays the bondholders five
oulions ''pro rata" Texas Treasury
ceE''ncaies have risen rapidly within
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

PAlHI's Gas LIcHr.-"We are aware
,hat many readers, on seeing this caption,
wiil be ready 10 exclaim, 'Ah! Monsieur
Ton.on cone again. while others will
salute Il with that ever ready retor,,
which ignorance opposes to whatever i,
doss moi comprehend-,he magic word
.Hsmbsg.' Yet, we shall be deferred by
no consideration Of this kind, from laying
before The public, facts and considerations,
such Is we deem tha, our duty, as faith
FOL journalists, requires" In this man
ssr, the Worcester Spy Of this morning
hitherto very sceptical on the subject OF
NJ PAine's discovery introduces an ac-
count Of visit TO his shop aud thorough
examination Of his machine and apparatus
iar making hydrogen gas and preparing it
for Illuminating purposes.
These are described in detail; and in
relstion to the production Of gas, from
water, by Mr. Paine's process, the Spy
says: 1--WE have not doubt that it is
done, precisely as is claimed for it, and at
IN expense comparatively nominal. The
whole was examined under such circum-
stances as would preclude the snppo>i,ion
Of fraud" And it says in conclusion -
"The question is already settled in our
mind, that water is the material upon
which men are hereafter to rely for their
light, AMI probably, at no very remote
period Of time, for their fuel and motive
power" The sc, ffer, who asks whether
Mr. Paine is the man, who tried to light
his pipe at the pump, is likely to be an.
swered soon. r Boston Transcript.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-09

RUN HERE.
Third Arrival o. Fail and Winter Clothing At the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM!
lElNSHEIMER & CO., can afford to Challenge
L. Comp efiti0n!!-We have just received. in addi
ton I" our former heavy stock our Third Supply Of
Ready Made Fan und Winfer CLOTHIA O.! manufac-
tured at our own Establishment in Cincinnati! TO
which we respectfully invite the attention of the
public at large; and to which solicit general Gus
tom. We challenge competition in Prices, and in the
quality of our stock! We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and we in
tend To continue what has now become habit, be-
iering, we do. in the motto, "Notroubie to show
Goods Quick SGlesn Small Prefts,r'
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
in our line, and selected and WARRANTED to he
smoothing eise'' than what we sell them for. They
consist, in part, of the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress frock Goats all cols --latest styles
do sacks coats, all co.'s and do do
BeStbea and kersey do; Tweed and Ca sine re;
Rough and Ready over Coats; Beaver do;
CIssinett and Cas- simere do; Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, tall colors,) ETC., etc.
Boys CiOthing.-LarSe supply
Embracing every variety, ffom coarse to fine, and
suited to the season. Also, the latest style Of
Gentle men'S Cioaks,
Manufactured from the best, finest and most cost
ly materials.
Cashmere Pants ,an colors; Corderoy & Satinet do
Heavy AMI fac Moleskin do; Sleeps grey cloth DO
Single and Double Breasted Vests
l.
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MASS MEETlNG.

sSTUERE win lie Mass cony ention Of the pet !e
of all parties, at the "I elbow S;Hns Seminary in De-
county, Tuesday and Wenes lay the 2slh and
Goth OF January, 1851, meet at 10 o'clork NJ the
Gath examine the rel,tionS which the citizens the
North sustain to slavery nnder the American Con
and to consider the anies they Freedom Human
iiy AID self respect this particular crisis In our Nation
al af,irs.
H. l.. PREsToS, Of Ohio, ,nd ether Speakers will be
pressnt to participate in the hi .cns<ion.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend.