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Z -. Conlest ended-Sumncr Elected.

he long struggle is over. The persistent enorts
.ftAe Coalnionists have, contrary to reasonable
LEGATION, ended in their success. The election
yrAarles Sumner, as U. $. senator from Massa-
.susetts for six years, was consummated IN the
asrse OF esentatives. at the second oai'ot on
iSrrsday. He had been previously chosen on tue
~ Of the Senate.
me political consequences OF this result are I'M
~rtant. It will prove no injury to the wing par,
,,rthey have worked steadfastly, consistently anu
,seyeringly against it; but involves the victors
riacons istcncies, intricacies and entanglements,
forn which the unraveln.ent will be curious anu
aaresting. II will, we trust and believe. band the
Mo- together in stronger and closer sympathy,
q Is displaying to them the character and COM
issfion or the opposition arrayed against them.
,.rrs Them to more vigorous and determined &C
~. The event breaks up the old Locofoco party
!, massachusetts,, sends the chief portion OF ITS
,.-ants into the ranks of the Free Soil faction TO
1870 and m odify as time and circumstances shall
I;cssse to be policy, and leaves minority. more
o,asful in character than in numbers, 10 stand oy
~ IA vreck, or seek home in the Wing party.
fn.se are the strong indications of the moment
- circumstances may modify them;-hut. at a:y
-. he political changes, Developments and COM
N.sfions or the next two years in Massachusetts
,cni,e 10 be full of interest and amusement to the
asdent in political Re-
nAican.
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.nAn-poPuLArlo New Haven Pal.
49, n N article on the census of the State,
-. ,hc following results, showing the effect
g'.;,roads upon the increase OF population. 1t
~. verv gratifying gain in Connecticut. greater
E. a. the previous forty years, is due in great
...re, il not entirely, to the railroads which
NJ. traverse almost every part Of the state. II
..-e.ine the returns from the inland towns, we
"a ana that those lying on the line OF railroads.
- 49, Increased largely, while others with equal
.ss,,l advantages, have either lost or made very
1.m saius. Take for instance the Housaton'c
~ me towns through which it passes have
~ over 5000, while this corresponding range OF
c.r. a the Norwich and Worcester road have
w,.sx over 5000, and the adjoining tier OF towns
~ sse. So. also, those counties where there
=. -, railroads., have increased much faster
~ u. amer counties equally we'll situated. New
80. has gained thirty six per cent, while New
i.ss.n has only increased fourteen. Hartford
l..sr-.ix per cent, and Tolland eleven. Fair.
W. s.enfy. and Middlesex eleven. The popula-
- - The square mile in the State. is seventy
-. and seven-eights; in New Haven county
- snndred and Twenty-Five; Hartford, ninety
"A ..d half Windham fifty and two-thiras Itch
~ anyone and fourth; Middlesex eighty
u. ROLAND frty-nin and half. II will be seen
"a, Nav Haven has by far the largest number OF
;.s,hitants to the mile, having Twenty-Five and
s-n.third. more than Hartford, which is the next
hefest.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
TIME 4th Term Of the Burlington Select School
/ under the direction OF Mr. SHELDON, will COM
mence on Monday next, the l2th inst. Terms, 1--WE
dollars in advance. Apply to
may s-lt LYMAN COOK, Sec & Treas
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
DY viitue of a license and decree of the Probate
- Court Of Desmoines county and state OF Iowa,
will on Saturday the 24th day of May, A. D. 1851
sell to the highest bidder, the following Real Es-
tate to wit: The north half Of Lot No. nine humid
red and twenty-four A, (saia9 in the city Of Bur-
lington, with the improvements thereon, being
good frame dwelling house, sc. &C., situate on Sc
venth. Jefferson street. Said half lot is 60 r.
in. by III feet. Ta-Sae at the Office Of the Pro-
bate Judge. 10 TERMs-one third down, one
third in six months, one-third in one year from
date of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will call on Ed
ward NARROW for information respecting the pro-
perty JOHN C. ALLSUP,
Burlington, may s, 1S5l-3t Guardian.
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LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE
TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA.
Nj G. q n ICKsS n y n n

TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA.
McCOR MICK'S EAPER.
TINE subscriber, as the authorized agent of C. H.
l. Mccormick for the sale of his justly celebrated
Patent Virginia Reaper,i is now in the southern por-
ton of Iowa, and will visit the counties Of Lee,
Desmoines, Henry, Jefferson, Wapello, Van Buren,,
Davis, SC. With the late valuable improvements
this is uAquestionably the best, if not the only
Reaping Machine in this section Of the country
Mr.. Mccormick was the first to introduce success
fully the cutting Of grain by horse power, and from
his great experience (havng sold in the West thou
be strange il he had not the best Ma
chine now in use. Ihave with me testimonials ofthe
great value and extensive use Of this machine to
the Western Farmers in saving their crops
Throughout Illinois where great efforts have been
made to introduce other machines, Mccormick, as
the writer fully believes, has sold and is selling
fifty to one, over any other machine. An extern
sive system of infringement and imposition upon
the public has been practiced in the West by the
sale Of his Reapers altered somewhat mot to i'm
prove) but to evade his patent. Suits are COM
menced against the parties, and many are the
lures for compromise offered by them, but reject
ed by Mr.. Mccormick upon the ground that right
stolen from him is not tit subject for compromise,
and can only be remeled by a full restoration
Seymour 4 Morgan, of Brockport, New York, who
served three years under Mr.. Mccormick, and
learned what they know of him, are the largest op-
orators in the line of infringement upon his Patent
They are enjoned. And have the papers with me
to show how the whole matter stands, with copies
of the Injunction which Twill leave at all the prom
inent points in the district named When it is I'M
derstood that all persons using Machine illegally
made or sold in violation of the rights of the Pat
entee, are equally liable the manufacturer, or
seller, and can be sued and made to pay damages to
the Patentee, and can be prevented by Iniunc tion
from using such machine, 1t will be perceived that
the system Of operations above alluded to, is not
onlya fraud upon the Patentee, but is gross fraud
upon those TO whom machines thus made are sold.
Farmers wishing machines, by leaving their ad-
dress at the post office at the county seat Of their
county, directed to me, will ensure call. Orders
can also be addressed to Chittcnden & McGavic,
keokuk; J. L. Montandon, Fort Madison; Foote
4 Co., Burlington. To ensure machine this har-
vest, would be we'll to forward orders early. The
Machines are warranted to perform well, or they
can be returned. J. L. WILSON.
apr Is, '5l-2m of Chicago, Ill,
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From the Ironton tOhio) Register.
n 4 N

j n N i
Dssp Of Typhoid Fewer at the ironon House' on sat
9day hast April 10th, about nine o'clock, L. NJ, Mr. Ju-
nus w. RoBxRrs, aged - years.
THAI has il become our melancholy duty to record the
dslaA Of the 6mest and most reliable friend OF line
ye1as uen with whom been associated and that,
tee II The very next issue after made record OF hs
asaee! Born and raised in the same section OF the
esssny, having passed through various v'cissudes IN
seapsMy. having travelled and roomed read and studied,
Aeashl and acted together several years past to
- Aevsss affection. :,
Mr. RossIrs was born AZ 81 John.bury, Vermont April
0sh 9 Ohio in the spring OF le46 spent near,
ysas Chilco,he, at Marietta about year and
haG portion Of the time in College AZ that place. ira
ed essth and West and finally fixed his permanentre-
ateeee q Ironton in March, an Attorney at Law
- IN oaton the evening OF March lStho baIhns.
~ losa, and little did then think Of the sat resnit
uheh has followed, a parted from hun, on the hey-
asas State fun OF ah life and activity, and buoyant
viii the highest expectations 'bnt truly as the Loiu NV
- and a. the soul veth there is but step between me
- death" -
h Vas aued on the evening of April 1st, to Miss
fusne A. Sherfsy daughter Of Solomon Sheriey, near
r ston Iowa. and the following THURSDAY iet WIN
6usting bride for vronton she being an only dansh'e
~ leaving the kindest OF parents for home aia anu
sAs strangers On the following Sabbath he was TAX
mick at St Louis in consequence OF exposure but as
- was . good physician on the boat. renamed on
Aepa and arrived at Ionton in low state, on Monday
~ aud for several days thought to be in conva
as state but the nsduous disease inay Gu. nun On
Atas widow, in less than three weeks from hef
~, Moot deeply 10 we feel for and sympath'ye with
~ sAs has spent such honey moon and has had an het
- Aepss in leaving father and mosnes tnus .s,
~ lsvey traits Of character exhibited, and ne! amiabe
asas in Nj irving affection have won upon the hearts
"a, snd though among entire strangers ana Iat ou
ne ret she has found his friends her friends, ana sure
- - hat have never known person 70 nave ne.e
esadsr the circumstances she sustained herself VII"
- hstituds
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.,rrp MuRpEn OF ABDuL MEDJID.-Some
49, 4 vas said that an attempt had been made
uAe..ss. ne sultan. The Courier des Etafs In.
" s,sicle protesting to give the particulars.-
- :. shat the conspiracy was formed by number
- ulemas, headed by the sultan's brother.
sss,ed the project to Abdul Medjids physi-
- ~ cffered him one million piasters to admin.
= 49, fst.l portion. He pretended 70 consent,
h.s~..ded a written promise for the payment
- -oney. Having obtained this from the too
.s,-s ronspirators, he revealed the whole plot to
s.s,.a. ana as the young Prince refused TO cred
y s - ssassment, produced the memorandum as
~ ~ me further stay of the physician At Con.
Fov .:.an,s became impossible. The same evening
an r.s;sh gar steamer sailed for Trieste, bearing
sa.s,.,an and his wife. whom the sultan would
rp.ra,tto depart without generously giving them
= p..-e sum which had been promised for the
- I-;seion OF the crime. Some days after 1t was
. ~ shat several OF the most noted Uiemas had
n.N...sased, and it was supposed that they had
'.s ~ subjects Of one Of those mysterious exc
= 49, n which the Turkish Government former
sas..rslled. As for the Sultan's brother, no one
- chat has become of him, but It IS strongly
.,.rtnred that he is at the bottom OF the Bospho-
- The honest ply stefan, whose name is Splitter,
- residing at Trieste.
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t4-HHhe-Ha fs.A-ra
NEW STORE.

TINE subscriber solicits call from the Ladies to
l. examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment Of DRESS SILKS, consisting of rich brocadeS,
chameleon satin du chains ana other styles, also
every width of black do.
Will also hs found fine assortment OF bonnet
silks and vevets, silk illusions and colored grapes,
rich embroidered cambria handkerChiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received beautiful selec-
ton of African and natural colored MUFFS; white
and black vi torinss, fur cuffs, misses mufS, SC,
all Of which re offered at such prices, and cannot
be purcha cd lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
bracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, nc W
and desirable goods to call at the old stand Of d.
Gilchrist & Co. p. NJ. FORTIER.
Burlington, Nov. 7, $50.
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4yef One Jec..-n is said that not one Jew. du
NM the Revolutionary war took part against the
IAssal marty, and the Jews have always taken the
- Of freedom against oppression. That they
slould love liberty as much as other people, VIII
.,ssr natural enough, when we remember the tyr
s.ay and haraships to which the monarchies Of the
vcsid have subjected their ancestors for SO many
Aundred years.
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Burlington. April 81, lS31-3t


Administrators sale OF Real Estate.
INV v;rtua Of n License and Decree of the Pro-
Is hate Court Of Desmoines county, Iowa, will
an saturday the nth day Of May. 1851, sell to the
highest bidder, the following Real Estate. to wit:
A art of lot No. etir in the city Of Burlington.
l.; s,;a county, being the northeast corner Of said
lo, and ing 80 feet Valley street, and ext end
ing south 100 feet.
r. Sale at the Office Of the Probate Judge in
Burlington. Terms-one-third IN cash, balance
in six months. JAMES BkuCL,
Burlington, April -, 1851 Administrator
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Spread il abroad! The citizens Of Du-
bnoue have already taken 1893 shares OF
De Dubuque and keokuk Railroad stock
and while we write, the agents office In
The Globe building Is crowded whh APP
nlicants for more. Dubuque may be set
down as good for al least TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS ofihe
capital stock. : Dubuque Herald.
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Look at This!!

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORs.
YOU can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread, Soda,
/ Sugar, Butter, Boston and Water Crackers hak-
ed in n. BALLS new Patent Revolving oven st
the Philadelphia Bakery, No. CD, Myrtle street. be-
tween Second and Third streets, 81 Louis, Me-, at
the following low prices, and of good IL not bet
ter Quality than this or any other market can pro-
duce:-
Pilot bread at 81 81 per Dbl. Dbl. included;
Navy do do ID cents per ID;
Soda Crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the box,
Sugar do at 81 cts per ID. by the bbi.:
Butter do at Al CTS per -. or - 90 per bbf
Dbl. included;
Water crackers at n cts per lib. by the bbi-;
Boston do at 90 90 per Dbl.
IT, Orders sent through the Post Ofice or 9TH
erwise, will he promptly attended to- and fra sh hak
ed the same day the order is received.
II. BALL, Philadelphia Bakery, No. s.
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
march q, 1851 StLouis, Mo-
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And our public square is to be graded
enclosed and set in shade trees and shrub
berry. The work is now under contract.
Oar County Commissioners deserve and
nye the thanks oil the citizens for their
liberaIity. -.Nuscnt,ne Enquirer.
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me new sscode Of Practice in Kentucky, ahoi-
iaAes the distinction between law and equity. The
paesings are to be simple, brief and perspicuous,
and each party can examine his adversary uaaef
cath.
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w emFnS nAR 1s4st HR MassAsR
kta and goatsIsgss a1l.
buskins,
do Congress boots and
bnskins,
do pegsa and sewG kfp.
calf and goat strap
shoes and baskins,
Neutrality-suspicious., ktss and.
enamrled lace boots
do CATERS and half Gal
ters, NIL cofors,
do hid slips, bask q tres,
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Meas fashionable fur and
silk hats.
do medium 4 be- bs:m do
do soft brush X MesSesr.
nil rclorx and qualities
do Congress = kossush,
bin, pearl and fancy
eosorsr
Boys fancy fur \ wool hats,
M~nsf Psrsma and lxshorns
do PEDAL. fancy straw q
China pearl.
do fine, medium and low
priced palm leaf hairs.
BOYS, fopths' and ehtIsr~H@'
lsshorns. China pearls
and fancysummer hats
Mems, Rors' and ehiialrrn's
cloth, sifk, plush and
fancy caps.
Childreus' aad Infsnts' s.is
and cotfon velvet Tar
bans.
fSt I.ouis, rnarrhE. 1851
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SAINT LOUIS.
DAVID REaRck, sHky bENKskSr
81 Louis, Missouri. Uanbnry. Ccnnect4eaa
David Pcarcc Il Co.,

DAVID rK.Rex, sHAs sxsxstSr.
81 Louis, Missouri. Danbary. Conneetssal
David Pcarcc 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
No. l2O, Main Street, 80 Louis, Mo-
THE subscribers have now On hand large and
l. well selected stock Of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Artificial Flowers, Of all descriptions, and win DO
In daily receipt throughout the season. OF the lat
est and most fas honabie styles OF HIGH are
as follows
Fash. Moleskin, Fash. Beaver,
do Silk, dO Nufffa
do Angola, do Muskrat,
% Bush, do Coney,
do Russia. do Cashmere.
Low crown p. B.. black, pearl and drah blush.
Russia, nutria. muskrat, and cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and crab Union
Hats;
Mems and Boys black pearl and white. beaver,
brush and cashmere California and Hung orian hafs
Mems and Boys,tlsck, brown, green and purple
Tamp'co, Jenny Lind. California and Mexican hats,
Mems ana Boys black. hros green corn. peach
blossom, pearl and white Saxony- wool, Congress,
kossuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mems and Boys black, pearl and white s.. a IN.
c. medium and coIamon wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, LeghoEn, Curacoxs,
Pedal. English, Coburg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Mems and boys silk mohair and Gotten plush. of
all coors and styles, cloth, silk and cotton gaxed
and velvet caps of dhere at styles and qualities:
Infants fancy aud plain silk and cotton velss.
and cloth turbans;
Ladies' and Misses Florence braid. split, TripoiI
and Albonis raw, birds eve, Florence and cactus,
Chinese pearl, pedal, inipe rial, French and NeaPoi
tan lace, plain and shirred silk and lawn straw and
willow bonnets.
80 cases Artificial Flowers Of American Eagiixh,
and French manufacture. consisting Of wre7thss
sprigs and punches, Of all styles and colors.
Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT. of our firm being Z
large and extensive manufactures Of Hats, in Dan
bury, Conn.,, enables Us to sell goods lower
than any other house in this city.
Country merchants will find j. greatly to their Sd
vantage to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing we are determined to sell NJ the lowest
cash prices DAVID PEARCF CO.. fso Main 81
Saint Louis Mo-, march 1851.
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" HoLEsALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w cnwarc, corner Of Commercial and Locust
streets Saint Louis, Mo.
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sortment OF Staple and Fancy Groceries, with
great variety Of WoodenwaIe, WHICH he offers az
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to cali and
examine his stock. (St Louis, Feb g. 1851
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BURLINGTON. HAWK-EYE.

CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
Catholic manual; Gems Of Devotion;
The christians Guide; Path to Paradise;
tMass and Vespers;" Devout manual;
esprit of Devotion;o Ursuline do
Also, Sunday School Hymn Books, just received
and for sale at very low prices at ABRAHAMs'
may l, ,5l Burlington bookstore
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z eiisiOus Works.
! Hours Of Meditation;
Bucks Theological Die.
tionary;
Dwight's Theology;
Ga ston's Collections by
! Hall;
jays Miscellanies;
Sutton's Manual Of Dcvo-
| tionS;
Sutton's learn to Live
sc &C Die:
| Moore's Private Devot'n
| Whiiby and Lowman's
| Commentary;
Crisp's Works;
Lectures to Youth;
UniversalIst Belief:
Mammon Prize Essay;
Paley's Evidences of
,, Christianity
Rise and Progress-Dod-
ridge
/ Barnes Notes;
The Churchman's;
McCall's Sermons;
The Family Monitor;
Barclays Apology;
Tyng's Sermons;
The Koran with notes !;
,oks, Hymn Books, Con-
5, &C. Large Family BIZ
Bibles, SC, Sc, for sale
ABRAHAMS'
Burlington Book store.
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Theological and
Smyth's Daily Exposition
of the Scriptures;
Book of Homiiies;
Blair's Sermons;
Memoirs OF Rev. J. VIII
liams;
Coppe's History Of Jesus
Christ.
Fleetwood's Life of DO.
D'Aubigne's Discourses
Baird;
Sturm's Reflections;
D'Aubigne's Hist. OF the
Reformation;
Todd's Students Manual.
History of the Jesuits;
Josephus' History OF the
Jews -
Bunyan's Holy War;
&C Pilgrims Progress
Oxford Divinity;
Davies Sermons;
Bishop Hopkins Letters;
Bush on the Soul;
Life Of Hannah Moore;
The Christian sabbath;
Huntingfori On the Trim
ity;
Mysteries of Romanism
&C., &C. Also Prayer 81
cordances, Commentarle
bles, Pulpit Bibles, Tuck
very low at
april 10, '5l
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NSSPSAS
call the attention Of Fam
list of choice articles just
nd of superior quality:
British lustre; Isinglass;
Figs and Raisins;
Sperm oil, stove brushes;
Cooper's Gelatine;
Soda and cream tartar;
Scrubbing brushes;
Washing blue, Starch;
Ext Vanilla and lemon;
Washing powder;
Vanilla bean. Rosin soap;
Pure mustard in bulk;
do do do cans,
Whiting Pipe clayballs to
remove grease spots;
Hops, etc. etc.
f. F. GAY
PAINTS!!
100 lbs chrome green;
so DO chrome yellow;
SO do Imperial green;
| 90 do Drop black,
! 90 do Vandyke brown;
90 do Smalts, blue&green
| 10 reams sand paper;
| 5 bbls Glue;
hoo lbs pumice stone;
100 do American Vermil.
Gold leaf, Bronzes, Yer
million, Glaciers dia-
monds, &C., for sale by
Jap "a f + GAY
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PAINTS!
q BBLS. Japan;
- 10 do I.inseed Oil,
10 bbls spts turpentine,
100 kegs pure lead;
so do No l do &c.,.
10 bills whiting;
6 do Venitian red;
1 NJ lbs rel lead;
500 do Le:harge;
500 do lamp black,
100 DO sugar lead;
500 do yellow ochre;
500 do Spanish brown;
100 tlo Paris Green;
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BOOkS!s
lust RECEIVED. large lot OF miscellaneous
j Books, among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. vo. Lond. edltlon;
Prideanx,s Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Faii OF Roman Empire;
Hume's History of England:
Gliddon's Egypt, paper. 2oc;
Won Rotteck's History Of the World;
Waverly Novels, Boston edition u vols. IL mo.
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry;
pAubirnes History of Reformation, cheap;
Pope's Poetical Works
Goldsmith's Poetical Works;
Burns ss
Moore's &c
Ryron's
Fielding's &c
Letters of Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books are for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, at Anna a ANS
apr 1880 Burlington Book Store, Jefferson st.
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Printers Attention!
~ +. GAY having been appointed agent for the
~. sale of PRINTING PAPER, has opened de-
pot for all articles used by printers, which he Of
fers at st Louis prices, with addition OF freight.
E5.Orders executed with despatch. The follow
ing is part of his stock:
Printing paper, all sizes; Book Paper, all sizes;
Envelope do for newspaper ,cord do for pamprts
Cap. letter and deed paper. plain;
Blank Cards of all sizes; Printers Narnish;
Large Cap boards, for show bills;
News Ink in 25 and IL lb. cans Book lax in
and . ID cans; Rcd, blue and green Ink. and
2lh cans; Lye Brushes, etc. zap 24.'5i
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.
nLANES Of all descriptions, hand and rip saws,
l Former and socket chsels, corner and pairing
chises, augers, gouges, marking and mortice gou-
ges steel blade and steel squares, scratch avis,
brad avis lignum vitae maliets, compasses. CALI
pers dividers, shingling and claw Hatchets, broad
axes, foot AIDES, Maydolis )" hammers, chisel and
file handles, spirit levels, Tbevels Iron and brass,
back saws; rules bench screws, chest handle ,etc.
These tools are selected with great care, and are
the best quality made. (ap2N GRiFrITHs Co
TTATCHE'S COUNTER BALANCE-A small
lot Of these convenient Counter scales, just
received at tapr "a '5l) GRIrftTHs co
r AMPS-A good assortment Of Solar, hand and
l hanging Lamps, looking glasses, walters, Bri-
tannia ware and general assortment of House.
keepes's furnishing Hardware, always on hand,and
for sale cheap at GRIFFITHS CO.'S
apr2il4,'5 Hardware store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-08
To Housekccpcrs.

10 Hons
TINE subscriber woult
lilies to the following
received from the east,
TEAS-ymperial. Young
Hyson,Gunpowder and
Black;
Bakers Cocoa;
do Broma:
S?iced Chocolate;
Corn starch, Farina;
Maccaroni &Vermacelli:
Arrowroot;
Spices, of all kinds;
Herbs for culinary pur,
poses;
Star and mould Candles;
Sperm candles, lard oil;
Toilet soaps,
onrsl 81. SEI