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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02
Burlington Wholesale House.

Thorn h McOwen are just receiving their fall and
winter stock of dry goods and notions, purchased
in New York and Philadelphia, and to which they
respectfully invite the particular attention of Mer-
chants and Pediars, their stock is well assorted,
and consists Of general variety Of every thing in
the dry goods and notion line all of which they
determined to sell as low as they can be bought at
any regular house west of New York, viz:
DRY GOODS.
&c Bales a., 49, and 5-4 brown sheeting;
do "a and 4-4 heavy do drilling;
1900 Pieces American French and English Prints;
900 do IA aud ~ hleached shifting;
SO do assorted Ginghams;
90 do hickory shrting;
80 do brown Cauton Flannel;
IS 90 red yellow and white wooden do;
las do alpaeca merinoes and mohair lustres;
so do fancy vestings; 10 do shamhrays;
500 do sha~ls, all sorts and kinds,
Also cashmeres, deiains, plaid linseys, black
and drah cloths, fancy mix'd AMI black cassimercs
and satinetts, brussels ca,pet satcheis and SACKS,
carpets, canvass aud padaiags, cloth caps. wool
gloves, fancy cap netts, barred muslins, plain
jackoaets, SC. Sc, &c.
YANKEE NOTIONS sc.
100000 G. d. gun caps $50 gross asst side combs;
$50. 900 5. d. 4 w. II. c. gun caps;
$4,000 sewing and yarn needles;
500 do patent thread:
1900 lbs. assorted blue and white cotton thread;
$50 great gross agate shirt buttons;
s2s do do bone and paper suspender buttons;
100 do pearl shirt do
$50 do assorted coat do
ais over do do
l25 gross assorted tuck combs;
500 dozen fine 5. and 5. s. do;
SIS do gum suspenders;
1900 do spool cotton; 1000 packs pins;
400 lbs. Of pins; 1000 photographic prints;
400 dozen razor stfops; 500 gross vestbu,tons;
Also breast pins, rings, ear rings, fancy glass
boxes, hair, cloth tooth, shoe and shaving brushes
beads and bead neck laces of all kinds, G. s. plated,
britannia and iron spoons, scissors shears, knives,
thimbles, steel beads, clasps, purse twist, sewing
silk. silk and cotton hhk's. black and fancy silk
cravats. fish lines and hooks, all kinds of fancy
soaps. G.. S. and plated specks. all kinds of pocket
and bill books, port monies, silk and cotton purses,
harmonca watches, visiting cards, OK marrow, gilt
and zinc mirrors, nct slides, shoe iaces. knitting
pins, picture frames shirt studs, hooks and
eyes. ball cord. waters, Irish linen, laces, edgins
and inserting. Hacking. comforts, gloves and m'tts,
steel pens, steel and silk watch guards states and
pencils, pocket and dressing combs, G. s. and
wood pencils, vest buckles, whale bones, Harmo-
nicas, jews harps, SC, Sc. with great variety OF
other notions too tedious tn mention. Main
street. between Jefferson and Washington.
Durligton, Iowa, Nov. 7, 1850.
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New Goods.

I'VE have now received and have in store large
w proportion of our Fall purchases. embracing
an endless variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cans
Ready Made Clothing, ETC., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, and determined to sell at pri
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. 7, 1850 kIMBALL & CO
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ENECU TORS SALE.
TIME attention of the public generally is request
edto the sale of the following Goods, flor the
benefit of the Estate Of the late NJ. Scorr,) which
will be sold UNUSUALLY Low. Owing to the pc
culiar circumstances under which these goods are
offered, they will be soid20 per cent. less than they
can be bought for at any other house in this city.
They consist in part of the following, to wit:
10 pieces striped, figured and plain Alpaecas;
IS do plaia and fancy Delaines; IS Quilts;
100 do American and English Prints;
30 do Fancy Ginghams;
900 do brown and bleached Muslins;
lOl do Cashmere and CaSsincttS;
80 do Cotton and Tweed Pant StufS;
i53 Shawls, suitable for the winter;
900 silk. cotton and wool Handker chiefs;
25 cases strong Boots, mems and bows;
10 do mems, women. boys and girls Shoes;
800 Looking Glasses, different sizes;
IL boxes Axes, Huats and Collins brands.
Also, a good assortment of Notions, Queens
ware, Hardware, Hats and Caps.
would dispose of the above articles in one, two
or three lots, at cost and carriage, on credit OF
twelve withstand as theyhase been lately purchas
ed,this is good opportunity for country storekeep
ers to assert their stocks. Please call and
as-Ohserve Peoples Store, Main street.
nov IS. 1880 HENRY X. SCOTT
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

]. w. Clark l. Co................... 30 ton,
E. w. Clark 4 Bros................St Louis
T.. w. Clark. Dodge u Co............New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE of
f. w. CLARK, BROS, & co.
INXCHANGE RATES
IL Eastesn-for Specie or par paper ! cent. remium
do Currency Is
St Louis Specie or par paper g
do Currency -
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE No, o. ,,o
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TO RENT.
On ACRES OF Land, partly improved, situ-
CpbV a'ed in Louisa county. Apply to
nov - 80 HENRY II. SCOTT
ENoR sALE.-willhe sold cheap, one two horse
T. Buggy, with top, one horse do. Also, two
sett Of Harness and Saddle. Apply to
nov IS, 1850 HENRY II. SCOTT
BARGAIN!
1Gn ACRES OF land. with log cabin and we'll
lOU of water on it, 90 miles from Burlington,
will be sold on reasonable terms, and time given
for payment. Apply to HENRY II. SCOTT
nov IS, 80 Main street, Burlington
Just Received.
THERRY Grape Scarfs; Straw colored Florence;
I Mode cashmere shaw,s, silk Fringes;
Children's Jenny Lind Hats: Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trimmings; Sewing silks, assorted;
Colnred and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr W"rstea, ETC.. ETC., for sale by
Nov %, 1850 p. n. PORTER
DklED APPLES: $50 bushels dried apples, Just
l/receivea and for saiehy JIG LAuMAN \ bro
nov IS, go corner of Water and Jefferson SITS
nRIED PEACHES: SO bushels Dried Peaches,
- just received and for sale cheap by
nov %. 80 JIG LAuNAN & bro.
DOWDER: 100 kegs Duponrs sporting Powder;
] IS bags Shot, assorted sizes, for sale by
nov %, so EEGAY
DULLs sARSAPARILLA: gross Bulls cele.
Dbta,cd sarsapai lila just received and for sale at
noy IS, SO GAYS Drug store
Fresh Drugs. Paints, OILS. Gt0ss, &C.
lust received and for sale low, 900 boxes VIM
y dow Glass, extra thickness, assorted sizes;
10 bbls Linsced OIL; bhs sp'ts turpentine
do Whale do; 100 lbs. Red Wood;
casks sperm do; hbis. Furniture Var
do Neatsfoot do; nish;
do Olive do; hhl. Japan do;
500 gsWhite Lead.pure do ground Logwood
AMI No. 1; 400 lbs. extract do
bills. spanish Whit 800 do Litharge:
inp: 500 do Red Lead;
,ooo ne ,os, mitch Mad 200 do hack do
der; 400 do White Chalk;
100 do spanish Float In 100 do Red Keel;
dieo pure; 1000 do grind Camwood;
100 lbs, Aaua Forts; 200 do FuStr;
100 do OIL Vtriol; 200 do blue Vitriol;
800 do Copperas; ! 500 do Alum.
now - IF TALLANT. Jefferson street
lure WINES AND RRANOY.-Port, Madeira
I and Malaga Wines AID French Brandy, for med
cal purposes for sale by d JAGGAR
ELOuR AND CORN MEAL.-A new supply. Ere h
L ground, just received at tiec H., JAGGAR'S.
COAP AND CANDLES.-Palm, Shaving and Va
- iisated bar soap, Mould, Star and stearine Can
dies. for sale by rlec. icl Ed JAGGAR.
n AISINS and Zante Currants, a fresh supply just
n received by (dec. i20 JAGGAR
CoLpEN sYRuP.-A prime article for sale BY
u dec. -, ED JAGsAR.
TVEAs: 500 lbs. Fresh Teas-Imperial. Young
| Hyson, Gunpowder and black-for sale low at
nov "a 80 GAPS Drug store
67UGAM hRds prime new crop, n. o. sugar Just
- reed for sale by tnoas) G LAUMAN bno
MANILA CoRDAGE; all discs, just reed by
Nt nov IA DIT ROIs
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GOLD REGION.-LOOKH HERE.

GOLD REGION.-LOOK HERE.
~As. THE subscriber residing at Hickory Point,
q twenty mica north of Burlington, five miles
-~A> north Of Yellow Spring village. and miles
south Of Wapelio; and near the road leading from
thence to Burlington; has for sale $4,000 Trees OF
the most approved sorts, embracing about eighty
VARIETIES, which he will sell at the following
prices, viz
~ cents each, for 100 or less; $il per hundred
for 200; $40 per hundred for 900 or over, deliver
ed at the Nursery. The Trees are oftwo and three
years growth healthy and vigorous, from6 to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
Also, Pair Trees; Ornamental Trees and Grape
Vines. toct 81, ls5o.am) ROBERT MCCLURE
NTANNs, II. Collins, Collins 4 Co.. Hunts and
Itl FRUITS chopping Axes, for sale by
oct 81 GRIFFITH 4 CO
HARDWARE-Big Saw not Dead yet!::
THE Subscribers have received their Fall and
L Winter stock of Hardware, embracing every
thing their line, and intend selling at such prices
as will insure a continuance ofpuhiic patronage.
oct 81, 1850 II II GRIFFITHS CO
T oG and Trace Chains: 5000 lbs Log and Trace
! LChains, for sale by (oc3D GRIFFIrHs co
MILL SAW Rowland and Disston's cast steel
wi Mill Saws. s, 81 and feet. Also, Rowland
& Disston's cast steel Cross Cut. lennon and Pit
Saws for sale by OCEAN GRIFFITHs co
VOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Bog and California; al
Nso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills,for sale
bv foct 81 '7o) GRIFFlTHS & CO
ii
do suspension do; Girandoles, Globes and
Chimneys. Just received and for sale by
now, 80 JIG LAUMAN BRO
IN COILS assorted Cordage, from l to inchr
@UManiila Cordage; 10 doz. Manila Cords 10,
sale by NOV y JG LAUMAN BRO
MAILS: 900 kegs Boston Nails, Of all sizes, just
Y received and for sale by THOs HEDGE
CHAWLS: blk. embroidered, Bav State and com
- mon Shawls,f,r sale low at (nlH Du BolS
TTousE TRIMMINGS, of all description, just
IL received and for sale cheap by
april IS, 80 JOHN foolE
WINE CRACKERS: new and very nice art.
w Gle, Just received and for sale at
sept Is, so RURNAP'S
DRoAD cloths, Cas- simeres, Tweeds, for sale by
Il novl4 DU BOIS
AL CLOTHS: Table, stand and bureau covers,
all sizes and colors, just received, for sale by
nov Il, 80 Ms DU BOTS
VTTOLINs; A better assortme Mt Of Vioinsthan
v hasever been offered in this place-aso, extra
bows, Tamborines, Accordinns. Flutes. one first
rate Melodeon, together with whole lot Of 1nstru-
ments for sale by tdec s, 80, G WALDlN
~ MBRELLAs: for sale by
u nov II Do BoiS
40 REAMs cap; IS reams letter rsper.for sale By
40 oct 10, $50 J. Fox ABRBHAMs
noRT Monaies, pocket wallets, bankers cases,
! stc..t fc:'o' AsseH ANS s<-es store
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.


THORN s McoWEN have determined to quit
l. the Dry Goods business and go into the Notion
business exclusively, and they offer their large
and extensive stock of Dry Goods, at q very small
advance above COST in order tn close out the entire
stock between this and spring,
N. B.--We also have on hand large lot of Glass
which we will sell at city cost. dec. -, 1850.
FRS. aud Last call--Pay Up.
A LII persons indebted to us, by note, book &C.
A count, or otherwise, whose accounts now
due, or will be due by contract at the close Of the
year, are hereby notified that settlement mast be
made according to agreement, as we design chang.
ing our business and shall be compelled to enforce
the collection Of all accounts not paid agreeaby to
contract. fdec ID, 800 WE CooLnAcGH \ Co.
Reduction OF Prices-Seliing Off!
TIME subscribers designing to change their bus
mess in the spring offer Tor sale their large and
well selected assortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, &C., &C., comprising
one or The largest stocks in the country either al
wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced prices, for
cash or on short time to punc,ual customers.-
Country merchants, or those wishing TO buy to sell
again can get good bargains.
dec. -, so. " CooLBAUGH co.
CUGAR.-5 hhdS New Orleans sugar; 40 bbls
~ Clarified do; for sale by
dec. -. so. CooLBAUGH Il co
MOLASSES.-lo& hhls sugar house molassps
vi 30 half bhis Planters do; 80 bbls s. II. and
Plantation do for sale by
dec. -, 80. WE CooLBAUGH & co.
ERuIr.-aoo bushels prime dried apples 80
T. bushels dried peaches; for sale by
dec. -, 80. w COOLBAUGH & CO.
DEREMPTORY SALE: We will sell Hardware
! just as cheap as it can possibly be offered
Call at GRIFFLTHS u cos
dec -, 1850 Burlington Hardware store
4 NUOPERS. TOOLS: Flour, Pork and Whisky
Y Dbl. Tress Hoops, Crosses; Stock HowelS; Lev
ellng planes, board .Adze Froe Up shaves,
following Knives, backing Knives, stave Knives,
Over shaves, hoop Knives, champering Klives,ball
braces. dowcl bits, etc. Also, Cooper's Jointers
and Jointer Irons, for sale at GRlFrITHs Cos
| dec II, 80 Hardware store
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Cash Advances.
TIME Subscribers win make liberal advances
consignn,cnts made to them for sale in Burling-
ton, or for shipment to other ports.
oct II, 1850 PARSONS CO., Water st.
4 ssoRTED Lumber and Square Lumber for sale
~ by toct ~, ls5o) PARSONS co
DROOM y IRE: 900 lbs. broom Wlre, for sale hy
ID oct 10, $50 JIG LAUMAN 4 BRo
Leather and Findings.
Morocco, calf, lining and topping skins;
W. Cincinnati oak sole leather; kip do
Red Spanish sole leather; Upper leather;
Harness and bride sea.her-a general assortment
of findings, just received and for sale by
octI7,, so E,D WALLIS
= nnI.s ALCOHOL. of superior quality, just re-
Deceived and fol- sale Wholesale and retail hy
June IS, $50 81 BURNAP, Burlington
TNIvERsALIsT BOOKS, for sale at
octl4 ABRAHAMs' hook store
D9IME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, a,
L Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers, al
ways on hand at Our House No. >, Front street.
June s, 80. II. MATTESoN Co.
NYOTICE.-Ihc SUBSCRIBERS are opening at their
brick Ware House on Water street. general
assortment of Groceries, ETC., which they offer on
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce: They are
also prepared to transact o General Commission,
Forwarding and Storage business and respectfully
solicita share fpubilc patronage. PARSONS & Co.
Burlington. Iowa, October, 1850
L'AMILY GROCERIES, The subscriber has jus
T. received from Boston, a fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, &C.. which he offers to sell a low as
they can be bought west ofthe ALE sheny mountains
&c, 21,Iss0 THOMAS HEDGE
IlRAWING Paper of various kinds and size
! Jdrawing pcncils.crayons, water colors, Artists
india Rubber, Drawing books and cards, transpa-
rent states, ETC., just received and for sale at
nov IA ABRAHAMS' book store
BOOTS AND SHOES.-aO cases boots aud shoes
Dofthe various kinds, just received from an Eas-
tern anufacurer, and for sale by the case or re-
tail, very low by (oct -, '50) THoS HEDGE
INK! INK! INKH!
NTORRISON'S black and blue Inks, superior
lvl article, just received and for sale By
nov Il J F ABRAHAMs
CTARCH: 200 lbs. Columbus Pearl Starch. for sale
Dat fnny LAY TALLAN1'S Drug store
DREPARED FARlNA: 100 lbs, an excellent ar
t,cle Tor invalids, children. &C., and far superb
or 10 Tapioca or Arrowroot. for sale at
novia TALLANT'S Drug store
I0UGE CANDY: 10 gross Storms Cough Candy;
~ 10 do Pusey's Excelsior q" 90
for sale at fnov osl GAPS Drug store
C0LE Leather, Salt and Class At cost and carriage
Nv tissas'SiD FAFoRIlER
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in part, as follows:-
10 ps cashmere;
10 do sattinetts;
60 do tickings & apron
checks;
70 doz. assorted WOOL
len comforts;
rs doz. hickory shirts;
rs do twilled flannel
shirts and drawers;
20 doz. royal ribbed do
rs lbs. Eastern yarn, all
colors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do bl'k patent thread
80 children's sacks;S
25 Day State Shawls;
10 colored embroidered
Thibet Shawls;
% silklin'd ladies'hoods
100 ps. assorted tlannels;
30 do Kentucky Jeans;
9 doz. Fancy cravats;
, 90 Victnrines x cuffs;
20 Mantilla Polkas.
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n r FIG AN.

MONTHLY LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
lv1 Post Office in Bun g,on, Iowa, the 3t day of
December. A. D. 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

CLOCKS. CLOCkS!i
IN CASES of Clocks, mostly of superior qualI-
~Vty and new style. Just received and for sale
low by faec s, 500 WALDlN
NANCY Goods aud Toys: new supply FOR New
II Year aud Christmas Gifts, just received by
dec s, 80 G II WALDIN
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READY MADE CLOTHING
~ - MEMS blae blanket and over Coars;

Il 1 - 40 do drab do do
10 mems blue Jackets. II line pilot cloth coats;
so satinett and tweed coats; ~ aaz ]. I'D Shirts
$50 pairs black and fancy cashmere saiinett, cor
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk, mefino. cloth anil ValentsaNssfs.
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers
cotton, merino AMI silk under Shirts etc. etc
which will be sold very Cheap ty
oct 2. so GARRETT COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under ID
| has been appointoi by the Curt Of Probate
of Desmoines county. Iowa, Administrator on the
Estate "f Bsnj amin b. S.amans. deceased, late of
said county. All perso indebted to said Estate
will make immediate payment to me, and those
having claim, will presentthe same legally authc n
ticated for ,ttlemcnt. J. h. SCOTT,
Union TIP. Nov. IS, 1S5o-3t Administrator
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-02

NEW WUHhN.
NY0RVEL Hastings, or the Frtrate an the ostE5s
Y NrandH, tale IN the French Revolution;
Ruth Emsley; Marguerite de ralois;
Fernando, or the Faliea AngeIi Edmond D7rtes;
1919, or haroleon's Invasion Of Russisi
Count OF Monte Christn CoFsRHe. or Hslyf
Just recei, ed and for sale Ct u AnHsHsMS
nov Ia, 80 hook store
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Christmas and New YeAr Ctfts.
THE following Elegant ANIMALS, ETC., hav jus.
L been received
Leaflets of Memory; American Keepsake;
Jenny Lind Album; Chrystal Fount;
Queens Album; Apples of Gold;
Ladies Album; Token of Affection;
Souvenir Gallery; Remember Me;
Gems of beauty; The Coral;
Irving offering; The Gar'and
Snow Flake; The Ladies Gift;
Friendships Offering; Sons Temp. Offering;
Mirror of Life: The Chaplet;
The Evergreen; Romance OF Nature.
Also, elegantly bound copies of Shakespeare, BY
ron. Burns, Moore, Goldsmith. Cowper, Hemans,
Oscood. L,ndon. ETC., ETC., etc. for sale law at
dec 5.ls5) ABRAuAMs' Burlington bookstore
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WALL persons Indebted to us. are requested
to call in and pay up by the list Of January for we
are compelled to have money. ana longer indul-
cence cannot and will not be given.
Dec s. 1880 GARRETT & COOPER
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Our Dry Goods consist
4 bales Osnaburg;
IS do brown shifting
all varieties;
. bales warp Yarn;
~ do cotton batting;
IS cases American and
English Prints;
cases bleached shirt
ings.
$50 ps. ass'd Glnghams;
40 do do Alpaca;
10 do Lyonese Cloth;
6 do black dress silk;
4 do changes able do do
2 do watered do do;
4 Il" satin Nesting;
5 do silk do
10 do worsted do
S do bl'k silk Velvet;
7 do Tahby do
4 do ch,ng'hle de lain;
4 DO silk stripe do
7 do lustre do
60 do linseys;
IL do super tineGerman
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NOW FOR BARGAINS!.

NOW FOR BARGAlN>:!
10 nnn WORTH of Dry Goods. Boots,
@Ic.VOU shoes, Hats, Caps, oaeensware,
Hardw ire. Ready Made Clothing, Nc..Nc, at great
iy reduced prices. f"r Cash. Those wishing to pur-
chase Goods, will find II to their advantage TO call
and examine cur stock before purchasing.
Burlington, dec. 5, 1850 GARRETT COOPER
fEa oi Tsle
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CLOrHING, HATS AND CAPS AT COST AND
NO MISTAKE!
lXTE are DESTROYS of quitting the above branch
w of our business. and will sell our stock OF
Clothing. consisting Of Coats. Overcoats, fine Dress
and Frock Coats, Pants, Vests, etc, all cut AMI
made in the latest style, also fine assortment of
Hats aud Caps n, cos, for cash only. until they are
entirely closed out. LnCkARD Co
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BARGAIN!
On ACRES OF land, with log cabin and well
lOO Of water on it, 90 miles from Burlington,
will be sold on reasonable terms, AMI time given
for payment. Apply to HENRY II. SCOTT
nov %, 80 Main street, Burlington
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-30
Free Soil State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Conven-
ton of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be
holden at Worcester, on TUESDAY, September 10th,
al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
Offices of Governor aud Lieutenant Governor, and
consider and adopt such measures as may he deemed
just and necessary, in order promote the great
of Freedom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested choose
delegates the Convention in the proportion of three
for every Representative to the General Court, which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns, requested to take all needfu steps secure
full representation Of that portion of the people who
consider the claims OF Justice and Liberty paramount tC
those of party.
BY order Of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-30

y AT a meeting OF the Ladies City Temperance
Society," of Providence, held Monday evening" July 2Ist
the following resolutions adopted
Resolved, That the members of this Society tender
their sincere thanks the Mayor of Worcester for the
free use Of the City Hall, the day of their excursion
to that city.
Resolved, That they received and remember with
particular qualification, the generous entertainment and
kind attentions of Messrs. Tucker & Bonney of the
American House, and, while they remember, would
earnestly recommend them as gentlemen, well worthy,
IN every respect Of the patronage of the travelling
public.
Resolved, that they regard, with feelings of gratitude,
the earnest and courteous efforts Of ]. W. Goodrich
Esq, in their behalf, also the eloquent and cheering
words Of consel of Messrs. J. b. Cough F. w. Kei.
ogg, and Others and they hereby tender their sincere
thanks to each aud all who contributed to the entertain
| ment thst occasion.
Resolved. That the gentlemen Of the Providence and
| Worcester Railroad are entitled to kindly remem
hranee, for their endeayors to make the excursion
| pleasing one.
Resolved, That these resolutions signed by the Pre-
sldent and Secretary be presented to the press Of Thu
city, and to the Massachusetts Cataract and Worcester
| Spy, for publication.
SUSAN R. HARRIS, President
SARAH w RIGHT, Secretary.