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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26
PAINIStI


100 lbs chrome green;
30 do chrome yellow;
SO do Imperial green;
20 do Drop black,
90 do vandyke brown;
20 do smsits,biueasreen
10 rean,s sand Paper,
8 bills Cue;
100 lbs pumi.e stcnes
100 do American vermli.
Gold leaf, Brorzrs, YER
million, Glazier's dis-
montis, &c. for sale by
,ap - 4 u GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

Peasiey'. Addition TO the City Of Burlington.
MART of this addition to the west part of this
city is already sub-divided into lots. and the
remainder will he as soon the weather pc rmits.
Lots viii front on the continuation of Jefferson and
Washington streets. The recent improvements on
Jefferson street make the lots yer, ssible fr
the city, and therefore a desirable location for
buildings. All for sale on re soma bic terms
Apply to the subscriber, at his ottce on Water
street. Burlington, iowa.
jan. %. 1851. FRANCIS J. c. PEASLEY
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J. BUTTERFIELD, a... s..-
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIONCLAIMa
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- .emption
I" any lands within the townships and rarst of
townships above enumcrnted,is required to estab
sh the same to the Of the register and
receiver Of the proper land office, ana make pay.
ment therefor soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement ofthe public sale of the lands enibra-
cling the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. ]. BUrrERFlELD.
Commits sioner of the General Land Office.
lima
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w. T.. COOIIaIegh & CO..

RS. Jefferson street,
IN, low A,
r for sale at Saint Louis
only, a large and fresh
liquors, Ac.,among which
ing articles, viz:
10 bbls " Y Brandy;
s do sweet Malaga
wine;
40 coils MANILA Rope;
so bxsBoston salerstus
s casks do do
200 reams wrapping pa
per;
so doz bed cords;
zoo bush. dried Apples;
100 do do Peache S;
1000 lbs bar lead;
so bags shot;
1000 lbs best madder;
ceroons s F Indigo;
s bbis Alum;
8 hf bbis grid Ginger;
10 bags pepper;
s do Pimento;
so hxS mould candles,
90 do star candles;
10 do starch;
so do Virginia s. NO.
Tobacco;
bxs smoking do
bbls Almonds;
3 do Filberts;
3 do Brazil nuts;
100 drums Smyrna Figs;
100 hxs Layer Raisins;
100 hf do do M r do
100 or do do do do
% boxes Oaanges;
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

MARRiED-ln this city. on the 18th inst, by Rev. L.
B. Dennis, Mr. JoRN A. DOUGLASS to Miss Many Ann
SouRwlNs, all Of Burlington, Iowa. f@
In this city, on the 10Th inst by John Gray, Etc., Mr.
JAMES ARMSTRONG to Mrs EL,zA HAwKswoRTH, all OF
this city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

MECHANICS TOOLS.
WE have now on hand complete sssort-
ment of 'rps7ssrs, Cooners, W I9on makers,
Blacksmiths- Saidlers ami Cabinet MIXERS Tools
and viii sell thenjust Is cheap as thesIaw allow
apr if'6: n Il GRfFFTTEs q Co
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DON'T ne G L ECT
TO ATTEND THE GREAT
"A IT E'HU

At the Peoples Store Room, Main ST., Bur, n ton
FlNO commence on Saturday next at 6 O'Clock,
l. A. NJ, and to continue each day the succeed
ing week. The stock is extensive, new, rich and
desirable and Will be disposed Of without any re-
serve. w. HOLDRlDGE, Auctioncer.
Heny scott. Executor. (June rs, '5l
DIDN'T KNOW 1T: WELL ITS EVEN sO
JOSEPH JONES,
EEPS constantly on hand fresh supply Of
IN Family Groceries and all kinds OF Country
Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash.
~. Store Room in the Barrett House building
Jefferson street, Burlington. dune rs, lS5i-Iv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

NORTH CARoL,NA.-Ine Democrats of North
Carolina, IN Mr. SANKEY'S district, have nomina-
ted Mr. Rutliin, of FRANKLIN county, for Congress.
1t is said Hon. Edward Stanley will be run again
by the Wings, Mr. Washington having declined.
Late advices from the West Indies report that
an earthquake occurred at Guadalupe on the
l!th May. Many houses We're destroyed, and
plantations injured throughout the island.
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New Goods.

TIE Boats continue 10 Come loaded with Goods
A. Ior the "FARMERS EXCHANGE" Among
the arrivals for the week, are nj lin. 1.rnr'--o''
i"PS' rophh tevery vari- 10 cases French, English
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

Having changed our business to an exclusive
whole sale trade, and beng determined to keep, al
all times, good and general assortment, we re-
spectfuy solicit those who buy to sell again. to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others sending orders may rely upon their be b.
ing filed TIRE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March 81. 1851 w. F. CUOLBaUGH & CO
F.. E. GAY, Wholesale Druggist,
HAVING received his spring stock Of Drugs.
IL Medicines, Surgical instruments. Paints ,Oils,
Window Glass, Glassware, Dye-stuffs, &C., would
Call the ate Of Physicians Druggists and
try Merchants, to his stock, viii III he offers at
wholesale at st Louis prices, adding freight; guar
aneeiag in all cases, purity Of articles at lowest
Cash prices Persons sending orders may rely up
on having them executed at the loves, ash prices.
The following is hut a small part Of his stock.
800 "z. snlph. Qunine; 10 hbls. Llnseed Oil;
20 do Morphine; do Lard do
100 lbs. Calomei; do Tanners do
bhls Camphor, do sperm do
500 lbs. Aloes; 1900 kegs white lead;
90 do Blue Mass; II NJ lbs red lead;
90 do Opium; bhls Copal varnish;
600 DO Gum Arabic; do japan do
100 do Ammonia stroDg;i do lamp black;
100 do s,,ts Ntre Ether; 10 do Turpenfine;
100 do Essential Oil; 10 do whiting;
so do ass'd Extracts, do chalk;
900 do Cayenne; 30 do Camwno!;
I NJ do Cream Tartar; 10 do Iogwood;
100 do Snp. Carb Soda; do madden;
so d. Paint Brushes; 900 lbs extract logwood;
90 do White wash do 900 do indigo;
90 do Tooth 10 800 do blue vitricl;
30 DO Hair, cloth, and Carbon Acids;
shaving do 100 kegs gnnpowder;
hh,s Alcohol; 500 rcams wrap'ngPaper;
500 lbs ext Liqurrice: 500 boxes window glass;
SUI gral anil Dental In 900 do glassware, etc.
siruments; For sale by
Burlington, April 2i> ee51 EEGAY
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" ~ L III St'te anu VA
l. lprices. adding freigl
assortment of Groceries,
are to be found the folio,
so hills prime New o.
sugar;
so bbls Belcher's CDR
flied sugar;
10 bbls loaf and crush
ed sugar;
100 bbls and half bbls
plantation molasses;
80 do syrup S H do
so hf bbls do do
25 obis Carolina tar;
100 kegs do do
100 SKIS prime RioCntfee
100 hf chests and cad
dies Tea;
l0tierces new Rice;
l25 pkgs No 1, Q and 4
rnackerel.
10 hf bbls piCk'a Sal.
mon;
100 boxes Cod Fish;
so dozpainted buckets
80 nests do tuos;
90 boxes ass'd Pickles
90 do mustard;
90 do T D Pipes;
30 do clothes pins;
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
1000 do cotton batting;
80 boxes Cuba skies;
so do Chocolate;
30 do Broma;
81 do Pepper sauce
90 do Leino
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

CONGRESS GAIrERS.
GENTS Congress and Lasting Caters; dnsira-
I ] bic article for summer wear. just received by
may 8, '5l G LAUMAN n Emo
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LUMBER.
lust RECEIVED. $1,000 II pine lumber. among
j which will tie found 10000 OF nonr,ng OF the
very hest quality. 900 pine boarding,
half inch. 100000 pine laths, from S2.a5 to S. rs
per 900; 400 900 shingles, all for sale a, the very
lowest prices. All those wishing TO buy lumber
please give call BY calling arthe store of ]. s.
Kimhall 4 Co. you will find a hand always ready to
wait on you. Jun" 90. 1851 JSKIMBALL Co
ILLINOIS IMPROVED REAPiNG MAChi : ES
For the Harvest Of 1851.
Manufactured by FLAGG EWING. Illinois.
J. c. LAUMAN n BROTHER. Agents.
WE are now ready to contract with Farmers who
w DESTROYS tanning better Machine than has
er before been ofe, ell TO the public. The Illinois
Reaper is no longer an experiment, as il has been
proven that is better adapted tn the general wants
OF every Farmer than any other Machine.
Its ar'vantag are numerous. it is unequaIled for
durability and despatch, it runs square before the
Horses on wheels four feet high. which makes it
overcome uneven surfaces, ami avoids clo-ging up,
as with small wheels II c3n be with either two
four horses, il cuts ten feet wide and the Raker
slides the g ain of by riding upon the m,chlne, it
be graded to cut from to inr hes high in two
minutes. The siekles made Of the hest Cast
Steel, it will cut 200 acres per week il kept con-
stantly running, ami will pay for itself In Har-
vest. For terms inquire Of
June 5, 1851 J G. LAUMAN BRO, Ag'ts
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

PATENT STONE PUMP,i
TINE above named Pump Is composed entirely
l. Of Composition Stone. and is free from the m a
ny objections justly urged against either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned 10 prepared
to sell County rgh:s, in this State. Also, has on
hand choice lot Of said Pumps which he well sell
at reasonable rates. For further particulars en-.
Quire Of L. T.. WRIGHT.
Burlington, June IS, ls5l-2m .
DR. PHILLIP HARVEY,
FORMERLY of Ohio, respectfully tenders his
L professional services to the inhabitants of Bur-
hngon and its vicinity. Ef.OfCe at his resi-
dence on Third street, IN the house formerly oc-
cupied by DR. Hickok, nearly opposite the Barrett
House. June rs, '5l
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

|<IRCULAR SAWs--A new supply of 4 foot Cir
~ cular saws. for sale at factory prices. by
iune II. ,51 JOHN G FOOTE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26
DIR PHILLIP HARVEY
GREAT BARGAINS IN


BOOKS AND. STATION merry.
FJNHE Subscriber, previous To his departure for
| the East, viii sell, at greatly reduced riIces.-
H., has on hand large stock OF Blank and Miscel-
lancous Books and stationery.
All in want Of good bargains in his line viii do
well to cali i'm ediately. J. F. ABKAHAMS
June 90, 1851 Burlington Bookstore
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DKUss ID ss u e.S!!
I PIPE pure Cosnac Brandy; cask pure Port
! Wine, for Medical purposes. just received, and
for sale by G LAUMAN l. BROTHER,
july 1850 corner Washington Jefferson SITS
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DLANES-Douhlc and single, Smonths, Foes.
Jacks and J,inters, raising planes, Astrixsis,
Beads, Ogee and Ovalo moulding planes. fills
ters- panel plows- match planes. side and skew
Rabbit planes, cut and thrus.s, table and sash
planes, for sale at CRIFFITHs Il Co.'S
apr ~. 81 Hardware store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

- - - s.sn ,EastSE fstas& e i.e8k % &*#4G I
exs fAs34I tfs' Is Ssr Na
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

DR. ]. ". BROOKBANK,
HAS resumed the Practice of Medicine. Office on
Third street, over Mr. Swans store, directly eppo.
site the Barre, House. dune IS. 1851
ISAAC BAtiGS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n BURLINGTON, Iowa. Office in his new huid nC
Washington street, opposite the Market House.
GEORGE FRAZEE,
\ TToRNEY and Counsellor at L,w. Ns-Otice
"a on Third street between Jefferson anu Wash
ington, Burlington, Iowa.
SODA WATER.
DY studying the latest improvements in the
/ } mlnuf rctnre Of Soda. and the best Chemica Il
processes of charging our f'untain. we are now
prepared to serve our customers with this health
full beverage June g. c. w. RICHIE \ SON
CUTLERY.
DODGERS Wortenholm's' WIagg's and other
II aal,rs Of Pocket, Pm Cali for MIA, Bowie and
Pruning Knives: Tanie Knives in Rosewood, Ebo-
ny, Coca, Buck, Bone and Ivory handles, with
common and French Forks; Carvers, St-cls; W ade
Butchers and Rodgers celebrated Raznrs; beef
slicers, butcher Knives; paint and putty Knives;
saw Knives; scissors, shears, Tailor's broad and
trimming shears, pruning shears, spring lancets,
horse feams, ETC., etc. our stock of Cutlery is
larger and better assorted than it has heretofore
been, AMI merits the attention of purchasers.
april 2a'5l Hi GRlFFlrHS 4 CO
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

MESSENGERS pas 70 sne ficl O. Ell pa
w e.. ca ,ozirs oi -, htargh. "Crces'Sr
ard Sishua. Vernon; AID .5fsssachas;ts,--
Cse.hite, Susl,r,n, .nt EuGsnG .nc 3siLsg.
ton Railroads
Cono~c,rcas with ots-r >~nosuN Sc -
ar-scx-c tir1: a! Elpr-.. MATER car b. ~.
~it3~e wiibss: e.isy - an, part OF tn~ l.
ot~c STAT. Csnssas, P-o1uc-s. az LCros~,
We ss-gUse 10 rrsY3Gs p.ia! s%ycne ;SS
.-r1tncs Il or ,or,-,
H~sExjss. ETsi .Tsk,s. Shsl> sd -1srcASs.
DE-. generally. tnIW-rcec -ls oe.ps'ra
NOTES. DRAFTS. BILL. Al,
col.sead. pad or Dr-4lstea sl~ks, 70
due. ,nc .Herchra5-~. t~rgEai": -. s-1
a. KINDA 0: Lrpsess DO sDes Pt9HrS Az u
ic1 -.
In .15-s G5o1@y ~ yatc~as - coTso-fa.
b,c value, the sEsSu1; mes: ~ ss'-l. o,5er-
Sc W aTs n: .~s-7a: ~ = cas- II Is,
o~yond the s9.E 81 NY { - 1T a., me
parcel
~ gtrk.se. .inals te rtde eonpie, -.
'-oss'o.e. 80 h7 g~acstr@ g@. - re- s-e nr.
- = 49,! oder 2a3 60 aet'y tn.FAet a.
ErHrg.s rs .s.s sScg.t = accompanied
sf;a mites src~'s, zass1.td. And 2rs5nally
SOD
Lesser, -.-re, D ;a&eE. !: eer- P-oh BE-
e. ~ ;a- pgs, OGce D~~nsrmrni
Al pac.sses s1ou.t o. Erirsec Big la :
E,1"ss"
T., a-ipel OIc-. s..l-o.t Z .cAsnsr C,s.ot.
FisK Il RICE. Pc w.,or
Fcarr & F@sTrs, Agents kgitsBe-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

Rc-IASo BsILEoAU EcND.-A-
* az: from Lbe speculative ,,c-css, tie
L1-is Of he Ha,lsni and Barlir rtoa
L.4.ir.si Corg1falhoC are raiosb,elly
srnts,g IT, sAses, an,i most lucrative in-
v.strnen.s IN tie r7arke:. TA- r-ce.
s4ryr anc1e1iuE 10 ,ae nz;4riiy %. Lac
~.s.aes: sD1 tie &ye.sce, which has
t-er crh.ca.,y calculated. sill We'd 70
tts ,Grtha.er. 8, present gsotsti,ns.
70 nile PER ce4; annual ia;ercs; f3r the
= -, ss1sif~l - pay fr ulen.
b retef: ye'e g; t5e directors. in
n1j@L.e s.a a sye-.-l -. a Ii.
Observation-Disclosures tt.: rn5rt-..e c:
tie Raj il now icing prepared far exc
-aiian. gl.d~r winch Tie k~Ltrs 'of iae
clnrnon SIX rc- cent. b,frds will have
'hs privilege os exchanging them fo-
81 m yrr cert. mgrf9sGe seHGs, having
ten years 20 run. by having oae ier
@ Of. additional per annum for tie uDe1.
rirea time of the t-1rds in The mar
VT. So soon AZ TIL. exchange can he
Effected the Rutland bond- will ua-
4.5,cdiy counaal = large aiyasce
evs',he presen, 1ow qao:aiiona--Eoi-
ia C3H1i9-.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09
Titconb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use Of tas Hive, Sees ar pro,ec-
I'D tarOGzh Vgg Sessrs ~stuiers, 90 sce~ani
ii In e.en irmF-ratdrr 81 the or y tats H.
ana IS ocular ~tn- at 70 vSa ~.iz,sSa,
that not = swarm hzs s~ea los. .,o5a the asa-
Nv bisss aSrS 18th . the ihree yrsfs pAs-
II u a complete pros e.og agzsas, tae at
tacss II n~sighsosiag h~es, hee-EsN.h., &c /,
aae aGOr3s peculiar f~.eaals. fe. replacing
old broSs eoai5s By srv Sses- HIS L=e9ssL
~ rs ! rtqrk hiys- swsrsxs I&Sag trO'a "
irsIs ,xS o. tbrr~ webs earlier tnaa from
ssy oshrr hive. The Surplus ssnsx - rad
iy osta,ses f.oan II, N a Por- STATE, wstsoGi
inIaraes ihS Sss. IN s-,res o. sastast@ ssse Tor
family CSC or tae saarksI
1trs Hive IS c~aEsvs>ted o. phiiosepa cal
saS sces,,he ~prinerps,. ans n-~ds oaiy L,
Dc s~en u ls-Cs- fts Os- by tbas~ whn are
~EtegsIstrd Srh tie 'nstsEets snc n4,srtl
bl5rts sf toe honrgSt-
:. u WARD, Wraa.7s, VI 10 sgen; 10
th- ale Of Cagsty, TO~n, and is6ir.dasl
rga-s
Hvr ny ~ vet At Mr. asren Barnes
lR-taaE glf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

BrESrs1 q NsIyE STATE PEIsoy.
Following Htldly Oh the des:ruc.
t-Icuon @i tue Insane ASYLUM. tie
rates Frs2a :. Th3n.s,:a as: burn:
before dayFgn. o. Sunday morning
~l:c4asA: hre l-on a Ii?e in n. quad
:yo;n. Tie L;ne:? l:-oaer were
ably tsseu from their cells AID
R'.,-aei through tAe ni-L.: in thc
~aeel~--a.'s sh9P ~ ci.1ers. TLa
main building, ~arien's hou~, ead
guard RON were tgra.. Tie shops
- the ~es;er: wig we're saved by
,hrovinx snow upoa them. Al .Ac
iilrasle i@pers we're s@re-.
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.rarE OF vrgMoNr. .pE L t.a.

TIT! : !.7.I OF h EtsNoS ~ BE ' IA; ::
-t:..-. .eti /, 4 lts Probate Coa-t q TIE
D g.: - fs;.taI, hssc a; R-'',ad sl;his sd
- sd bs,rae. O. tie ;! IA! o. !-nssr! n
=. ls5l.
g-~@n,, Tios. Harrsy Bate. !s4.,
wst.rzs w. rrt,t. Sp-n.er Gsaru;Iz II
IA >~Jt.ce-. axe ella. ~ sac --IIrr:. c.
c<-,<a ,.tsstt:e sss Is 80 ;ttea,et = ss1
c-oaI,s coEr 4 Ds-t.cs a ~rt = irtt. < set-
! = ts'ia ia; -. sac Nd is S-.r@c o c"--
i1a ,-al c.,i:s. 70 o. orr ecsS. .r3Ec~.
i.zril az q. al ibe rex ss1ate II rhs-a to
s.- Aeceas-3 clts s-x-a s4sj-ci 10 u. rsats
Il ,sser ia+-es Il -. - lv~ 4 TIE si.i De-
cs4sT3. AZ tce -tai sscats o. ss,t ce-sASr;
eas.st- az thA tcuas tsrr q: - 7c-ss : AL
e 49,. s;z=i~- = Ia ~ CLsietsr. Gs. q;
- III 5e eot6Gczsr Ia ,ae .Eter@sts u her xNi
~src 70 81 - - mig; 2sd i.ie ssi .aisr-
ts; r. suf - Re .s6 .-rl sss s-s OF. ne a
VA's 4: az g. 9 q; ,Et--ss. IEt iHs-s.s-. 70
c9eFuz- ..A eogri z-zs; E-- Hss-s.: :: s..
t. s4a- -t.r.st i al ~ar4-
Tee rrt It q. 9r.tr.d b, tAe sad Prsba,s
to.T ts4t toe hang as: gecss,s {. s%aS -.
i.ps De irs lhsV Asr.Gs are -,fe-r.5 to siars@
80 e. % faz e>--F 20 - s<S q, the zo< 4
t.e Re-s:s- 81 So e zt - Eztisni, "a sAi4
j ,-..: - -. a. SoEdIy beiss tae 81 e1y g.
EsS~aay, 1851 An. -otcs is+r4ot b. g'res ~
-s -ssl ss a eert.aeI eo2s Il the rerosa Of tks,
- .<r lsIss zssAS ssr-ssA.ses yeess0ss Isers.S
- go EvLt=3 tt~r4s a ns~.Eap~r psSntei 81
nsGz.t1.c ss6 r'eE.susg sE'rse re+gh5oshoo1
@. .---- -'er.s;+t. "a asasr teI' az perssns IL
rr'=,i.1 .aes-r nav tEs A-a iss-s saP-,' be
i"-. sa-- ss-rt,sai eA.sc. 20 ts< ss.s.sss o{ AL.
.e~-s% J-ey 80 c.a.s
a arss .tF .! rr>"r1 5.
HEN1T HALL, Rsss,-r-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

TAs WcrLDs FalR.-pcNtr. as
been Invited 10 s-ad ~s;4c.mca. II l.:
sculpture: n r. hope ii Worlds Far
vii sLos Vsvinocs g~euiI.. VI. S:eFh-
,n.oa, Q; Boston. ans. q r--at pr-al-
-, has jasi completed ;he s:2;ac a Al
I'D "A, "a the ac: G. falling mor:a"r
~oGri~d ty an srrow -,has represent
~ tLe sava.c race ot :iis corii"~Ht.
This, TOO, i, Tor The grea; Fair. ard a,
he statue j. cst from n be'u,fls and
f.riec.ly fac block 81 Radaad eoan'y
marble. Vermont SSH again Le hon0-a-
Wy Represented. We have seen til,
ua;ss. and venture the prediction t'ia'
The ai:i,; and the material NIL! eo'a
fad ~AoHtp<!sey H~otehsaa.
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1ferri;t

l. Ea,.a~3 @JaaaArv j." ~ Re-. NJ.
II c4sr-- u. lsttsi.H NI.c11r 81 Fs4-.
hs.su a41 Mss EtLlvs II FlGIFs ot
CA.tta4~r
Ia Wrs, Ia..snd. "a ~ i.:. " Rev
4. Walker. NJ LsssaI, T lisli, aa4 Ms,
ht@Ee I!s~aii. 81. ii vs. haiians
la Hs~ts,sck. 81 The -! cit. BY Rev.
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Troy Conference Academy.

EI-~lin.Icu 81 C3ss~s ~l take p..>e
T"u-,-.r a.A .ast-, t~s.ahtag a; oeLak,
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t. @Ssrsu' D<-1rtz~,,s ~, +, cram
iae1 ~ssps-:t.T, 40 TAG kfI@Iu1l,4a yecz1y
-; oae cEy
Tar ,.uHg COMMITTEE are r~sp.ctfz.iy
sslyeG to eoase - the sea"at:y "a "eeEes
ca
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deaf. s.7 eannoi Se ,eceainoS.,.6 ~Ra
t.,rt a ,ne S~T'ns,y, w.i - P.ovEea with
roS- BSafeaa y Ace- as2r
JOAN NE" MAN p: IL -,
Wrs. roaslrty, Jan. !, i-jI. ~
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100 AGENTS WANTED

UyD u,. e! "a the SoC.!ssrn. Ncdr sad
Ncr,a* N states. S:sacr .faf.e, G.ea!
vii .+ gwen ~ uaa,.e. % yets - I~ss%c-
s.o% ycsa- n.sn ~.fuc,.ne.s asSsts and Foss$
SD o. go1-. com-aon . dsscate>E aS1
b aGcre.s Saea~au.d bod 4: greatly ie
iael! ,dvsnts2~, ss II ~hi zis'ra Ha ~ppofti'
MT. 10 s+e e large parton 81 t. ~ot""s'H@
q: ;he sane ,irp@ carr. s-sqtes al exF~ns~s,
s-csu S:ssl 20 $50 ve:- S5i.se AgeEts
have earned dvubE. ,ha, arnouet s,uc. &
pads upon the a5r.s'r % set, os-erers. ave
er3aomr. !, beng, piAsssnt business. Taos
v1o e-,ite farth.e, .1 ior1t,.ea c1a oJl=l. me
ssre BY addressing, a.: pad.
l3..v JACOB MONK.
De-. i--1. PhiIs Se.7h,,.
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The Markets.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE .sARKET
IAN J.
A. aafset Sss Catte-aAeEs 30 besEfs
.st ~ sssrc., e0rssslzf % Nofsse& ohen
Ess. aaa Calves, rear.lHgs ? sa4 3 years
CO
9naa -ksyztt B>sf-krtra. 500 ~
co. Ia SsaAt., - - % ~ ss~' -. 80
$40
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$40, SD ks-X9l ~ rss-kst tErt-
syseasCtTc ~ ie- 81 81, s1 $40
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GO lee ka;Azss 49, NstA tEiA@ IA ta@ 80 Tsa %
ts.AEss
LEAVE eUr Y
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49, ssF@t&s
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THAT ,: Eassr's s,s-e L-.s-. s. va
i CO rarS&Ass ! y.-; % Gree No@-iAlz
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New Clothing Store.
At Rutland. VI.

VT b.v- sc,rd s.,, ib~ 10 pa : Gr
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- 3~,,.r tsAn : slow .ai',sg
J PARKER s co
RaTtsai. Dee ~, ~. s4u
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Franklin Hotel.

THE rahHrths-s hAyizz rrr-a.set ,'i, -'.
L AID Fe4 srosz @-i@Aa-kE--' al +s..r.
,so-ezskfy rsyar.l As5 fsreis -Ae ar-
are ~sw -es$y & salt Bis-t 60 r' .-"- A.
srd chs f4h3r as rss7 r4~-- .. h-.y
r-s - Y!rA-E~e.
P2-ji~ al at al iirzes - VISITED ate, A.
SHIRT Heprs
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E.s---4ca strgEgs A. ikt E-~-S' p - ~ -
w at rRsss - e1frlaEes D. Fz4-r 20.
20 r~at.y ;Arrz - aslf-e- tsi.. 81.
arrive 70 .ast t--i- 81 sa-s
Hers ard cL-re2ES- - al r=+s la rrt4i.
RE, !.r --r -. o:tar r~z-.-E---
PRATT = FOSTER
Kr.'ae4 -, ls51 ~
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. Sarnue, W. SlzIe, Esq, Ct tLis
village. has recrirel q Gov. William:
the ay2o.ninen, Ct Judge Advocate
Geoera. o. the Mn. (! ..t,st1fe W..L
the rank Ct b. -alie- Ge-.ral - Cg-t-
tqnic.
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AMUSING incident,

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