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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The Supreme Court closed its sitting on Sat
arday evening last. The conflicting jurisdiction
between the military and civil authorities has
been decided. The Supreme Court decided,
unanimously, that the Judge of Probate has not
the power, and have prohibited him from further
Issuing writs Of Habeas Corpus on the Military
Reservation. The discharges that have been
granted to soldiers by Judge Lambert are there
fore illegal, and many of the soldiers have been
arrested as deserters, Gas all are liable to be- in
GLIDING the one whom the Judge discharged some
three months since, on the ground that the Gov
eminent had neglected to provide suitable apart
ments for the residence Of the soldiers wife,
MIN Pioneer.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

A GREEN RosE.-The Raleigh On. c. Reg
ister in copying the account of the production of
blue rose at Paris by artificial crossings, adds
the following notice of green rose, which is to
be found in some portions Of that State.
''We can add to this the green rose Of North
Carolina, which, though not the creature of
science is sufficiently well known in parts of this
State to claim rank among the above floral nov
elites, the rose is identical with our common daily.
except in color, the variation in which is sup
posed to have been produced by the accidental
intermingling of the roots of the rose tree, with
those of the common sumach. The paculiarities
of the new varieties are perpet'ated by cuttings
or otherwise. 1t is quite common in the county
of Bladeli, aud some few specimens exist in the
town Of Fayetteville.
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Tremc ndous Stock OF
o1 N1T a.


We have this, fall the largest and most magniti-
cent stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the styles
and make Of our goods, it is useless to speak, as
we have a reput alton far and " de Of Ike epiIg the
Best Made Clothing In the Country.
And from the many advantages that we possess
in importing and manufacturing our entire stock
for cash, and selling to none but pr omrt me and
turtle rmore, the tremendous amount CT Goods
that we sell, ii must be apparent to every that
we can sell at lower prices than any other house
WE NOT ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
A5-On the 18th of August we will open our EN-
TIRE 5 70 TX for inspection. All we ask is for
you to call and examine, as we are fully satisfied
you will purchase. In addition to our large stock
Of staple Goods, we have large ass ortment Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING
EMo,to-s'Large sales and small profts.''
MARTIN BROTHER,
No. llS Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
MARTIN BOTHER.
No n n.r, No,v Var
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

New Volume Of the American Phre biological
Journal, commences July 1861. Now is the time
to subscribe. Devoted to Phrenology, Physiology,
Magnetism, Education, Agriculture, the Natural
Sciences, and General Intelligence. profusely IL
lusrated it canot fail to interest every class OF
readers. Every family, ami especially all young
men and women, should have copy. It is
printed on the first of every month, at One Dollar
year. All letters should be postpaid, and di-
rccted I'd FOWLERS & WELLS.
august 7-iw l3i nassau ST. Y.
Is-Suhscriptions will he received for the above
work at the Hawk Eve Office.
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The Chicago Democrat is always asking some

The Chicago Democrat is always asking some
questions. Here is the latest:
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-The President Of the
Rock Island and Chicago Road lives in Iowa.
The mass Of the Directors live in Illinois. Yet.
The lettings are in the small town of Rome i'll the
State OF New York.
What this all means shall yet be knopn. Are
there certain nonresident men in the Company to
Be the partners of the favored contractors? Are
there distinguished politicians in Illinois. TO be
parties also in this one mammoth letting at Rome?
We have set seen no reason assigned why the
road should not be as all other roads have been.
Why 90 to Rome?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

WoMAN's CoNvENTIoN.--At this assemblage
IN Akron { Pa some singular things were said,
and some quite sensible ones. A young lady
spoke as follows -
"For her own part she loved man, individually
and collectively, better than woman, and so, she
was sure, did every one of her sex, if they, like
0er, would utter their real sentiments. She was
more anxious for mans elevation and improve
ment than for womau's, and so was every true
woman -
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NEW ORLEANS July 81, Z. NJ

Arrival steamers Georgetown and Bulletin.
The steamer Falcon, from Havana. got aground
at the South West Pass she sent her mails and
passengers up by the tow boat; she got off this
morning and is now coming up. There is great
rejoicing here owing to the Cuban news, and
there has been much firing Of artillery.
General Lopez has letter assuring him that
the patriots will sustain themselves until he can
come with assistance
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

INTERESTING TO FARMERs.--The Hartford
Ismes mentions farmer who took up a fence
.ter Il had been standing fourteen wears, and
.oand some of the posts nearly sound, aud others
,otted of at the bottom. Looking for the cause
= discovered that the posts which had been in
WWrted from the way they grew were solid, and
= %ose which had been set as they grew were rot
on. This is in accordance with the results of
frequent experiments
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
InDEs MONIES COUNTY.
District Court said County. To october Term,
A. ID. 1861.
Jaw" vs. S Assumps''an and Attachment.
John B. Roberts.
THE said Defendant will take notice. That on
the nth day Of April, A. D. 1851, there issued GU.
of the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
saii County, an Attachment against your lands and
tcnements goods and chattels, rights and credits,
moneys and effects.
Now unless you the said Defendant appear At said
Term Of said Court, and plead to said action, iudg
ment will be rendered against you by default
OLIVER c. WlGHTMAN,
Clerk OF said Court.
NJ. d. BROWNING 4 TRACY, PPfs Attorneys.
Burlington, August ID, A. ID. 1S5l.-12;wlw
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The Water Cure Journal.-A new Volume Of
this ssJournal Of heath'' commences in July, 1851
Subscribers should send in their names at once
the Philosophy and Practice Of Hydrorathy, Ply
siology and Anatomy ofthe Human Body, Dietetics
Physical Education, the Chemistry OF Life, and all
other matters relating to Life, Health, and Happi-
ness, will he given in this Journal. We believe
that man may prolong his life much beyond the
number of years usually attained. We propose to
show how. Published monthly, at One Dollar a
year in advance. Please address, POST paid, to
FOWLERS WELLS, ls1 Rassau st., Y.
august lS5l-4w
Aa-Subscrip!ions received for the above work t
the Hawk Eye office,
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New York, july 2.

NEW YORK, July ".
The Intelligence from Cuba has caused much
excitement among the friends of the insurgents
and torchlight procession was held last night
followed BY grand dinner to-day, to celebrate
the cause at Puerto Principe. A large number
also signed roll for the formation of new ex-
petition 70 aid the insurgents. A meeting is to
be held in few days.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

CAsE or DR.. GEO. A. GARpINER.-No Chance
for his .Arest-In addition to the indictment a
s,inst John c. Gardiner, (who has been arrested
ii Washington and held to BALD charged with
false swearing in support of the claims Of his
brother, the Grand Jury, it is known, brought in
b court an indictment for false swearing Gin ref
srence to heavy claim under the Mexican treaty
against Geo. A. Gardiner. the brother referred
10y framed, it is understood, on an act of con-
gress, March /, 1923, the third section of which
Get provides that sif any person shall swear Of
firm in support Of any claim against the United
States, he or she shall, upon conviction thereof,
suffer as for wilful and corrupt perjury We learn
from the National Intelligencer that it was the
purpose Of the President immediately to dispatch
IN agent 10 England, whittier Dr.. Gardiner has
gone, with instructions to demand his Surrender
under the 10th article of the treaty of the 22d
August, 1912, between the United States and
Great Britain; but 1t was found that the offence
u this case was not among the crimes enumerated
n Me treaty,-T Bait Sun,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The Grand jury have found true bill against
Jno. Carlos Gardiner for false swearing, and a
true bill against Mears for fraud on the Govern
ment.
The Postmaster General. with the advice of
the Attorney General, has decided that there can
be but one Office for the publication Of newspa-
pers and periodicals. and that il is where they
are printed and published.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
A New Superior Invention.

- HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE, with 10
cents to save pounds Of Coffee. Thousands
no, only from the poorer, but particularly from
the most genteel and richest families, aud many
of the best physc Of this city and other places
witness, it: COTE made by this Essence is much
whoesomar, more delicate, finer favored, pei feet
ly clear. and in all instances better than the best
pure Java Coffee. This Essence was never intro
daccd in this country before the year $780, and Is
proved sufficiently to be the best article OF that
kind that ever came before the public. For sale
by (august 6-tw) EE GAY, areht.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The first violin ever made, was constructed in
Italy, about the year 1900; but those which are
esteemed by musical men as most valuable. were
manufactured by the family of A. and j. Amati.
at Cremona, in the year 1850. The violin was
first introduced into concerts about two hundred
years ago, and when first played upon, it was
pronounced a humbug, never capable Of being
used with any success.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

At Hudson, the committee who were entrusted
with the collection Of the funds for the purpose
Of celebrating the 18th of July in that city, had in
scribed on the back Of their subscription book the
following: soar torefathers bled, rhy shouldn't
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
A New York letter saws

The Methodist Church case has taken a new
complexion, and must be settled by the law
The church South demands Of its old allies that
.ney should not only pay them the money due
Them, but also recognize the justice Of the posi-
t,on taken by the South, which the North re-
fuses in toto. The result is easy to foresee.-
Inc courts will take the question in hand, and
eve the South their dues, in effect declaring the
North to be wrong, inasmuch as law oblges
Them to surrender the money which they have OBJ
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

H-Relisi Ous Notice.-Rev. Mr. ApDEnLEy hav-
ing taken charge ofssChrist's Church,, fEpisc opaD
fronting the Public Square; there win be Divine
service at said Church, every Sabbath at 10, o.
clock, in the morning, and at candle light in the
evening, Until further notice.
Mr. 4. may be found at the Vestry Room in the
rear OF the church daily, from O'Clock, A. NJ.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

DlED-Near this City on Friday last Mr. JOHN STEW.
ART, aged 60 years.
The deceased had been for 10 years n aient Of th,
vicinity, and universally esteemed by all who knew
him as good citizen and worthy man. lie leaves a
wife and u large circle ofrelaves 20 mourn his death
At the same place, on Tuesday last, Mrs So
PHIA STEWART, wife of the above John
Stewart, aged 6 years.
In this city on Saturday last, JOSEPH HENRY son
OF Gen Dodge, aged Is months.
In this city, on Thursday last, BENZ AMIN
CONOVER
In this city, on Friday last, JOHN CARNA-
HAN.
In this city, on Monday last, Mrs PUTTEE.
In this city, on Monday last, a child of Mr.
Davis.
In this city, on Monday last, child of Mr.
kesburg.
In this city, on Monday last, Miss NANCY
SELENGER, aged Is years.
In this city, on Tuesday last, JAMES G. ED
WARDS, in the 5Oth year of his age.
In this city on Tuesday last, Mrs KING.
In this city, on Tuesday last, Mr. NELSON
SMITH. in the 3ist year of his age.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

NOriCE.-On the first day of August, and un-
~ til permanent arrangements are made by the
Department, the Eastern mail viii close at O'Clock
a. NJ. OLIVER COCK, p. NJ.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The San Francisco Picayuae says that the
churches there have determined to sing no more
long metre tunes, they being too slow for the
country and people.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
SUMMER COEHTiI.

SUMMER COHI IfiL
An InfaHib'e Remedy for Darrhen, Dysrnfery, Cholc
"a Morbns, Simmer complaints of Adults. Children,
&C., prepared BY E. f. GAY, Druggist and Chem
list, Burlington, Iowa.
DosE.-ror an adult person. one to two table
spoonsful every hour till vomiting, pain and dis
tress entirely cease.
For child, from one to two tea spoonsfll every
hour two, till it produces healthy condition OF
the bowels, and occasionally afterwards.
10 Travellers by taking dose Of this Cordial
every day or two. will not be likely to suffer with
DiaIrhea, caus I'd by change o: air or water.
June 4, 1851 f.. GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

About two O'Clock on December night, when
the Thermometer stood in the neishborhooI of
zero, party Of wags hailed farmhouse in a
very boisterois manner. The farmer Sprang out
of his bed, drew on few articles of clothing.
aud ran out to see what was wanted, when the
following interesting dialogue occurred
''tiave You any hav, Mr. --?"
''Plenty of it, sir.''
"Have you plenty of corn?''
"Yes.o
''Any oats ?''
"Yes."
''Plenty of meat and breadstnifs p,
eyes"
swell, we are glad TO hear it, for they arc use
FIJI things in a .family.'
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

## " i % MI. ~
TINE above NAMED Pump IL composed eBtiTeIf
l. Of Composition stone, and is free from the ma
ny objections justly urged against either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned - prepared
TO sell County rights, in this State. AJso- hi On
at reasonable rates. For further particulars en-
quire OF l. r.. WRIGHT. .
A spectrten Of the above Pump may be sees d.
Henry :. Bariruif's, and also az Alfred CIark,s
Burlington, and III Messengers in Danville.
Mr. w. may be found at the Farmers Hotel, or
at Howard's Shop, when not absent ON business.
Burlington, June 70, f55l-2m
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'OdKS! BOOKS.

BOOkS! BOOKS!
Z !: *ss ssS!SsI PEW l.: ;:s:s :,
among which the following may be
SSASAAa1~ found:
Hume's and Macauly's history ofEngland,
CIoldsmth's & lt /.
Millmon's Gibbons Rome; Irvings's work;
GoldsmithS Miscellaneous works,
Lorenzo BOWS complete works,
Thomas Dicks works life of Calvin;
Life of Charlottec Elizabath,
Memoirs of the House Of On leans,
Washington and his Generals,
Roads and Rail Roads,
Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen;
Webster's Dictionary unabridged, crown quar- to;
Lives and Poetical works Of Kirk White;
Milton, Shakespeare, Scott, Campbell, Jhompon,
Moore, Wordsworth, Hewitt, Cook, Laudon,
Croiy, British Poets Poems of Ossian, sd, sc.
Jays morning and evening Exercises
Clalkc's Comprehensive Commentaries;
Alexander Psalms;
Brown on the First Epistlc of Peter.
Joscphus, Barnes Notes, Browns Concordance;
Lonking's Notes, Neanders Life of Christ;
Neandcl's Planting and training of the Church,
Nevin's Biblical Antiquities
Bunyan's Holy War;
Daubigne's history Of Reformation;
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress; Bascom's sermons,
Buffers sermons;
Howard on the Prison World;
Dowling's history of Romans IN, Prison Life, &c.
&C. SC. Also variety Of Piano and Guitar Music,
may 90; GEO. BLICKHAHN,
south side of JefI.r SON street.
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LiSTEES BUILDING.

NIFBr tmItaFfOne.
TINE undersigned has determined to become
i citizen Of Burlington, aud offers his services
to the public in buiiSing Ciserns OF all sizes from
10 To 500 barrels. Also, In the business cT otna-
menting the exterior Of dwelling houses in iutt,-
ton of GRANITE and the various kinds or MsKn.f
used in building. All his work is warranted 10
stand, and If satisfaction is not given the money
will be refunded. JAMES M. sHACk.EFURD
Burlington, June IT. IS5i-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

LOCAL BUSINESS on RAtLRoAps~--The las: re-
port Of the Michigan Central Railroad shows the
iMportant fact, that the local business growing
up on that road will alone sustain it. The local
earnings for three years ending May 81, 1881,
have been 81 ,512,O09 %. While the total earn
ings for the three years ending May 81, 1880,
Were only 81, 800, 4l9 ~.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
WDOL!!-2O,OOO LBS

WOOL !!-2O, 900 LBS
TLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
oqualites. for which the highest market price
will he paid in cash by WE COOLBAUGH 4 co
CIRCULAR SAWS.
4 FULL supply of all sizes, of Boston Circular
~ Saws, constantly on hand for sale at the Man
ufac'ory prices by (apr Is, '50) JNO FOOTE
Marine Agency Of Ph9nix insurance Company
Of 81 Louis.-Capiiai $780, 200.
TtNHE undersigned having been appointed Agent
L for the Marine Department Of the above named
Company, at Burlington, Iowa, is prepared to make
Insurance on Merchandise and Produce shipped
by Sea, Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate Of premiums. .-.
This Company makes an unconditional return to
the assured ofi2a per cent. IsAlllosses will he
paid by the unde resigned at this Agency.
Ts-Ohice on Jefferson street, between Main and
Third. GEO. SNYDER
burlington, october 81, 1s50-ip Agent.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
Catholic manual Gems OF Devotion;
The christians Guide; Path TO Paradise;
aMass and Vesp9rs;o tDevout manual;
esprit OF Devotion;'' Ursuline do
Also, Sunday School Hymn Books just re ceived
aud for sale at very low piices at ABRAHAMs'
may .'af Burlington bookstore
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The Red Rircr Cararan, from Sclkirk Settle
ment, has arrived at ST. Paul. 1t consists of "a
bout 100 carts, though not very heavily laden.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

Latest from Rio dc Jlnero.-Captain Veacock,
Of the barque Minnesota. which arrived at this
port yesterday from RIO de Janeiro. from whence
he sailed on the 18th ult. states that on the Sth
ult., the steam towboat Sarah. owned by the high
" respectable firm of HOBBS s. Alvarin,e, ship
chambers, while in the act of takin. stores to a
schooner, which cleared on the 9th. and at the
time was three miles outside of the harbor, bound
to the coast of Africa, supposed on a trading voy-
age and owned BY one Romes. notorious trader
in that infamous traffic. was seized by the com
mander of the British steamer Cormorant, who
ordered her crew to be imprisoned on board his
vessel, and the vessel to be blown up, which We're
promptly executed. Messrs Hobbs & Avariuge
represented the matter TO the American Ministry.
and assured his Excellcncy that their towboat
was engaged in no avocation but what was strict
~ legal, and in accordance with the maritime
laws of the country.
The American sloop- of-war Dale, commander
Pearson, lay in the harbor, afording the u States
Minister ample power to arrest the Cormorant's
crew, and blow that vessel up; but in accordance
with his established Judgment, he submitted the
matter to the Federal government, where, doubt
less. reparation and apology will be demanded
PhiIa. n. .3mercaa.
Effects of Light ON Mind and Body-Dr Moore
the Author of The use of the Body III relation
to the Mind,' says: A tadpole, confined in dark
ness would never become frog, and an infant
being deprived of heavens free light, will only
grow into shapeless IDIOT instead OF bcauteous
and reasonable being. Hence, in the deep, dark
e6rres and ravincs of the Swiss Vaais, where the
direct sunshine never reaches, the hidcous preva-
lence of idiocy startles tae traveller. 1t is Il
strange, melancholy idiocitv. Many citizens are
incapable Of any articulate speech some are deaf
some are blind, some labor under all these priva-
tons, and all are msshaped in almost every part
of the body. | believe there is, in all places, a
marked difference in the healthiness Of houses
according to their aspect With regard to the sun,
and that those are decidedly the healthicst, other
things being equal, in which all the rooms arc,
during some part of the day, exposed to the di-
rect light. Epdemics attack inhabitants only on
the shady side of the street, and totally except
those on the other; and even in epdemics, such
as ague, the morbid influence is often thus partial
in lis action.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

Exchange Tnblc-Seiiing Rates.
1 ~ New York }premium--On Boston premium
~ On Philadelphia do Baltimore, 4 do
oh pittsburgh l dos st Louis, do.
Cincinnati / do" Louisville, g do.
On Chicago, I premium. -
Currency per cent discount.
July 10 Il. w. CLARK, BROS. l. co
Z. W. Clark 4 Co..........,....-.-.-pbi adeinL;a-
J. w. Clark l. Co..................Bo Boston.
Z. w. Clark Bros..................St Iouis
T.. CLARK, Dodge Il Co........New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
f. w. CLARK, BROS..S CO.
E,XCnANGE ON ALL rks PRINCIPAL Crrirs or ,,,
LUNTED STATES, in sight time bills, pnrl ed and
for sale, in Sums 10 suit.
COLLECTIONS On THIS CITY RENTED for on day
OF ayment, at current rate Of Exchange, without charge
Remtances and orders frr RSchaage ffo' the Country
VIII receive prompt attention; uncnrent funds credited
lowest rates. and Exchange remiited ordered without
charge. e-eF Office closed at 81 T.. NJ
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE. march g, 81
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lINHE subscribers having received the greater
| part of their fall stock OF hardware, respect
fully invite the attention ofpurchasets. Our stock
is very complete-comprising every thing in the
hardware line, and will be sold at St. Louis prices
freight added. July al II. H. GRIFFIrHS & Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

!, RAILROAD TRAvELING.--When the various
lines OF Railroad-now proiected-are finished,
We give the probable time Of passing over them,
from snndry points, to New York:
Detroit TO New York, Northern route, "a hours.
Chicago to do do b hours.
Galena TO do do 42 hours.
u l.ssis 70 do do 45 hours
DO dc via Cincinnati and Buffalo 81 hours.
Cairo do Northern route A hours,
Do do via Cincinnati and Buffalo 20 bours.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

IN the store formerly oceaptad BY Geo. Sis~rh-
XII bauHi, OH Jefferson street. fH thr Barrett yu&S
- we have opened al entire stock efnew and fresh
=, FAMILY ctocerics, and shall constantly Keep On
manu- choice selection OF such articles i'm that line
o. BUSINESS, as mist give satisfaction to all WIN
may favor MS with their custom.
AS our purchases have been made upon the Tacsg
favorable terms, we shall be able 10 sell at very
moderate prices. ny constant attention to busl-
ness we hope to secure a reasonable share hoth a.
the city and county custom.
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Henry w. Starr. James w. Grimes. George Snyder
STARR, GRIMES g. SNYDER,

MARTIN 4 BOTHER.
No. ia Broadway New York.