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vsIs ct oc On. 1ne oeSxH ~ TIME Lower. In
pol to this day lo2 boxes
TSAs--Jho iobcw,ng are the poetcul0s Of this fore
noons sucton imp rtsd per NIP Coogress, &c terms
sis months. hyson-ao cnests 81 sShe; ~ hall chests
At oIe Young iysop-ltS hsf chests at 63s.; 10 do.
Gle 81 do SEC All do $3.50 ls+ do SIC s7s do.
So'ac VII 90 soc 10 cases, 1T e3k do 81 &c lso
ooHes 90 sac Uuppo~d' r-Z7 halt chests NJ so 20
% 90 'ie 80 40 &c 81 cases at To; lS DO esc. im
tsnsi- az hsu chests AZ 7oc 10 DO oIkc; III do oSo
a. 90 500 ooiopg-zo sah chests al ole loo 90 osc
iso 40 sst-c q do 35Lc 60 do. sDc 10 a. SIC
80 90 so1lc; 456do @hc 800 20 "a = 4s do aIc !
2ec ssuchopg-47 half chests, at 2ac 81 do. 40
les do 2lc rs do ls>sc ss7 boxes ut 23c Powchons
WCoL-Since the auction sale Dotced In onr last 70
port theIe have been :ons OF mportance
1000 lbs fun blood m-,ino fleece, sold at 400 ai2le
and $50 bales Iceiard wssbed at 2c Elk months The
following il list pres. current prices vz;-Ameri-
csn fleece at 42c 40 full blood merino at $50.
4tc; DO do halves and three feurths. at $50 Wei
pulled county ut 80 SIC No l. DO do at sao sse
tup. rfne city lambs at 35c 5sc no 40 90 At oIc
Sc PERUVIAN washed =, soc. zse soun Ame.'esa
washsd, st Ia loc' 40 40 ~ssheo sus PIC Aoo,
q &c do. do unwashed h. sc iVc.' 40 10 oord
wafbtd, at 23c 2@c DO 90 90 uawssheo at IIc.
Isc Hhicsn unwashed al iJn ynns,sn 10 ,hi.
Nc al7c Mexican, d" at ttc. ioc' imported tns
week oo phis' % II hsn ana ~ osss WI
wnAir was held at SOC, with moderate sales
fsINmores, ,hc aitces ieoeseu py VxuA iS
was let tfsWo CT the nahusomest west Oanana
"reat oe'ei.o ia tniS % nai nv. io many yssis was
exhibited ON Charge ard attracted much attention
Some parties saIu ~ equaheu the SecS uonesee' H. -
Littsjohn h Co were the owners =.
inroRI.IioNs OF Ihf "tsk ENrisc FhpAr, shrr' II
Co.l-is2 - tIrs IiV ens,arGns, G W. wagon 0sas
sHtksk-Z- boxes cares "erman
phi uooI 81 tei cases -
bhis-o Kegs hquiu oye' ~ tous oi'i uNi of Cases
madder
DDfl"oo9so oIo sucks rustic;
phVGs- ifV cis Ks soda ~ H. bois radtx ammonia, 40
radx ysrao; casks radix angecia 10 kegs gray ar.
sehic cMk poppy beads; 10 casks pummice stone 10
boxes paste oo bpxts porax u bos sugar OF eadi ~
bois rotten store laa bags dried roots box creosote
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Nsw BspvoaD 0sL nARxrr, for the week ending Sep
tsmber g. le5l-sp rm -Tber was good demand dur
ing the week. and faes Of about AGO bbls made
Principally for export 660 ibis 1t 81 26; l325 bbs al
public; the article held hrn at latter price whas-Iu
mited deDsnd notice tales II 100 TO $50 bbls dsrk
~ ground tier at loo per gallon Whaleboae-Ssies
Of "a 90 lbs. Polar, st Jc.
BRicHTor bAHKEr. Thur day, Sept IL. ls5l.-At mar
kt StOo cattle, (sbout 100 OF which beef cattir
biC0 thesp. and 426 swine. Prices-Besf Cstle We
quote to corrsTond with lsst week vs:-Extra 80 rs
50 5o hst quality s6 SO So second 50 So 60 Third
As S45H. Working oxen-Ssles at SOS. S7S, $50 $50
and sic6. Cows and calves. Salss ut S2l S25 Is $50
$50, and $3S sLeep-sses of lots at 81 o. 81 U.s. 81
2 81, 50 rs. ard SO rs Swine -Shoats TO peddls, 4
&c CID hogs, a.. and 4'ic still hogs, tsc. Atretan
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nARKETs ELsEwHERR.
STocE skLEs


en- Rsi-,ss 10 Msachester asd Ia srenss Ksread IL
sS, Rtrasd .s r. '5aS 40 90 i .a5 ~ E @ S
gd': ntd' Xxx. soee - 2i' a. tiod &i', 9eo d. 30,
90, 70 .ss 90 VICE. @ Rcs ~ sS 1907 @ % o..os To- ssa sd Name
sio 10 K5iisSd asllssd ta & To- Ess, Dos.
,rs G.st q e siSs s1co q osssa, s;1.
iurr t,iresd io 10 vs,nsn, cSs;fsi Rsiirr a. tiod,
Sh ~ Atlantic "h'ff Company ns D Cheshire Rail-
.sl.sH,s, G.sl,y; gse,so .Asr:. y,rn:n, and
tsr,r,i Railroad s 90 sisrs Tisr ~ 81 ic do slaus
ssjs . DO, wi . DO. 81 81 10. ~ % aa On ss. Is
.,i,rs,s ,,i 80. a. T ~ e' We. Ms.,'ra =,
siegirss Central Eslr,s "a rs, Ba.tss sss worcester
Ksilrsad loi y Rtalrs Rttosl t3s ,s; . do, z.;
isod. s5 Il Eersver,h csmp'pY ~ s. csirmti1n n.
,grsrse co.ta.v ~ sl+c Wv, cen,Til Railroad
81 r- I'l'r1 s S ;; IS a. s'fE.'sy s >
sr. ,"s "a s.rs 70 G s Bsns a. ~ y a;,nss, o al ~ b'ss q,
la ado ag.' - r.hs n.r.,s ,o,i 80 ss.siss R,il,o,s'
z9sl 100 DO, vs. s5ai % DO cash E 80 d. sseoni
so"rso@ os shsi,s =. ..ir. ks.rsse o6ir,fd Bsnh,
ser,emtsr is-tyrs, Bosrd-S2rc Perr. So s1s.; 30
~. so" Resa,s Rsilrs.s g. 10 I 2 share, rssn..
Fsf,.. do & sls@s 49, S,v; et ns ss I.
Auboy Railroad, isS, 30 kssdios Raiirosa. Is, n.
BAIrmoRs September lI.Sfseh Bosrs- Sis Baltimore
So 90, 20 e,t Loe B.i,mor. sps Ohio n,ii,o,d Bend.
Rmsrs .ns % Ss's Rsis.d @ a. s'ss'i &. s..ss s
~ sis Ss s.i,s, s,l,imor. ana Ohio s.,r.sA bonds
,s mssi se sasrs. a: ~ o s.hed Ysrs sss cvmbes-
Won Issd TO dsy ssos,s over pas sesvsisy i5te, .,
Ne tsr'l hesr Of ss,tips.
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LrvtrrooI-Pscts, ship er.st rsst rn-xr Haynes and
lazy, o. BtoesJni kr snd ssssr Van winohle, Mr. Dsek
trscn mss thrnan. NYork Mr. and Master somsrs Miss
,.nsr, y, s,lsr Phnsdsl5hs Mr. crnnissh.n, aostOn'
Neiahsn irelspd; Or illiams-53 In the stecrsge
Bsssrs-tBns Won Vhchs-f Muller. sehrsder Z
Nrvvirss-Bris Sole non Es,or-rJwst,s Jas Carlisle
Augustine Narcrs
NV onLssrs- sris venus-nr Dorsa.
CAnTUACfNt- -schr A 4 Lsmsr-A Ewcr.
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TeleQraphlc RepOl Is.

NEW ORLEANs Sept IL, 1891.
The Nsgarass advices have been received and have
csusfd finer feeling in cotton. Middng is quoted at
So cents
CHiRIEsToS, September, IL 1851.
The sales Of cotton for the week have been 30 bales
at -, at Ice Prices generally favored sellers The
cepis Of the week have be- Sol bales and the stock
hand IT, st3 bales, exclusive Of that on sbipboard.
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PJtusDsLr,uA, scrt l'-frM
Arvedstesnshipo Osprey. Fewer chsrlssion sohr ssai
cisssed-stesmshirB Bep Trsntn tnew), Sears Bostons
tsrks Johs fsrnvm, wnehy. Pernsmhucoi Esho, Hevee
Bostop; Grard, Chscc dc; brig Smith. Ferry, Wey-
nouth ser San L,rnss N.vsgr, Lille Css.
ssr Norvth Aide, Delsp De- Eebeccs forg, Cort Dos
tep Miller, Illicit Htiord; steamer kennstee, ser
movr. NYort -
B.rr nsrv Erryv, Lost at foundered In the Calf
stout 20 miles Key west and went down Immediately
IRE espsin and saved nothing hut What ey stood in
Cert Wade that be esperienced such bolster
ous weather in his life.
Bes Oftvrp which rut Ipso Key wet iesky, from
Trinidad for NYork, and hasisd from Warren.
s,,r Ar~ f Oxferd. Nd, while on Kent Island
eve Of 9th inte W tchr Dorcheser from Bsmore
The II sunk In fs ments ater Cspt Cook and crew
seiy pics their lives The loss tails very hesyy
60 ths tsttpn, sts rssse bsirr hs entire Ptcpsttg
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On the Old Colony there large number Af gravel
cars
The long pssseI ser cars called double cars and
CO united as two
THE HARBOR
The following vessels passed the Csstle:-
OvwofG B0unG--shps. L. barss lo briys. IL; schoon-
ers 81! slocps ~; stt amers, o. saboats 6ocarrying
l1Sl yassergeis.
b,co,d Boand-ships, ]: bsrks, l. brigs2 q schooners
25 slooIs, To- steamers l0 salboats Ts-brngins lJl
passeLgers.
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The following staihtos. issyn snd compiled sa.ur.
Cay last (seyt - ~ the police ~ Bottou, u1dsr the
direction Of CITY Narhsl rukoy viii be rrsd iats
BY every Bssonisn aud the public gaueg@ly The
pste numberiog t5 totk tbr rcspeots 90 static ne
si past Elk clock A. and ccniiburd without in
tetmiseiou TO Keep rsgular count until - = pc
riod tf thirteen hours DurI that time 4T29 psrspns
iuto the city 423i3 persoss vent cut. INV dts
between the numb entered aud returned eau be
socoortcd for r. the fact hat on satardsJs Eaay
leave Ter the country To- pass the ssbbsth
The humber vehicles ~h ch entered the city W Tue
sacu- r,uesuOt inc uding those that came from Isst
or stu Boson-numbsr,d t61J the number that
vent Ovt, 1908
IN. nunt~r q persons in the vehicles entering
1860
The member of persons foot entered. 1870 went
ovi, izhd Ihs number W the passenger trains and
mtrbt trains m, lAfTl, cut. - za9 ~ viii b. seen
thsi Toe travel between BosOn proper and south Boston
tine argcst snd from tharlrs.un 10 boston by the
Warren Bridge, Va slso very lsrye
WASHINGTON STREET.
The following count vas ma A. opposite Joys Build
:-rtvsons passed down towards sta street
fost 10 teo persons who passed up torard KoIbury
foox
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tsd hoped, when secession lowered its tone In
- nth Caroline ths, it the last roll of the hun
der. and VAS ominous Of bright and peaceful day.
Alss it seems thai the storm Is not overPast.
DFIrA
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At Montreal. on the 10th Of September, by the Rev
Mr. Csmpbtn Mr.. Thomas TEmrFsr Of Brooklyn to Miss
f. FncH, daughter Of the late 8. Z. Finch, Esq of
QuSbec.
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Cotton Trade.

The in cotton In this county for tAs year
ending the 5t Of Augut 1891 compared with those for
the two previt u yesr-. were ~ annexed
MONUMENTS CoTios The UNITED STATES.
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Ltvfrr,o,-s,ssnsiip h,lantic-Hen Rob, J Walker
lAte ,t.,y a me ssury Wsshnstosg Mics Bee
ev,xep; sst Bisr,sberg Do Bis'' IT, sprtpsstit;
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TuT HoTrEsr DAY -AI matter of future re-
ference, IL may be well to state that the last was
the hottest day Of the season. The thermometer
s:ood at 80, in the shade at locality aud 93 at
another. This is one degree higher than it has
been at either Of these points tefore-A't:ay Jour
MI, S'Ja IL.
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Telssraphss Marine Hspsrts.
BALrINons. sert "
Atrx.a-Bs Active, Rio Jsnsrei Br sris Tweed, Matt
IL nf
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423l3 persons

The ysrious TersoDs appointed to count commenced
krg th ir reports at oclocs Saturday evening
ard T. rm mated at about IL O'Clock. A few minor
CuTAcits nay have erept into the above
but for general ctness it may be relied upon
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Da WARREN, NO; MOTT srRkxT Is corsuLrar
~ on dsosses, ehich he wtkou, msxeary. rss>xt
essss cured In hpe dsys Dr. w. Specific she result e1
hirytye year, exysrience. never fails d Ynss
te cousr. N B-bevtrc 81 roisoaoas ceunterfeA On
sale By qusc1 In Roosevelt street No ice tli cured
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MLDICAL-No CHAReE TILL cgERD.-DR HOE
" rison ron rrsotee Of thirty s,o yesrs oures csrtsa
ps & ne, vnon, msr.srJ and r ssnt in three day
The yictss o. auseksry AZ On him ~,,h sSysns1sN
sss his Loaa's hrievs "a hB privss etsss, ni3 raiSa
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WASHING Ton STREET

THK TuQnCJonFARES
Tn The fcliowi,s nS the travel by ihr y. nnlta
tA>soushfsfee fen s and vrdss We include gong snd
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NIw NHpICAL pooKs-A coMrLETE pRA orlcAI

Nv NV BTIICAL BOUhS--A COMPLEIE TNA yTICAI
wok the nature snd of dsc ii-sases
aud al te Eindred efSc ps-ilustated by great
str .f n'psisI eol.red piat as large 70 Hemx
I"stwi2s n d., lecturer and diseases OF
shove IHred naure- II Is large $50 seoonA
edition, $40 FStrsct from the hoston Meas al aad
Surgical Jev-D2it t- said fesressly 70 he equal
20 kecIds or AeSons ssrks ON family Of Diseases
abe Tar lrlerior 90 thing of the kind published In
tis country Author Of The Family Physcisn," price
- cents Author of work 'sr Abuse md ia Dcpls
rable t5eots &c he txth edition. plates;
81 Tor saie 1T the puhlisiers SrhINGEk rOwNs4ED,
- BEtaewsy. ana ~ the author. "a Broadway.
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h,m ara NIl.n, has for the last Dyears enis yea .
moft extensive rrtcSe in private Diseases He he's cwesA
the mest aggravated this aud mild r-
moyte IN nom two - I've dsys Dr. G. the ~orss
fcrm ron one 10 tso weeks OF constitutional ~ ut.r
grousha on secret habit inaolsed in BY ycsse msa.
Ihis Wien to fgequently pduesi in, besos
rsnnes o. the limbs and ms of the back .s!on
intellect and aversion 10 society gsarsnteed in
aon be oeeeiyed am NO way connected With movsts-
bank who persorstcs name. I have nst Isu Dus ns
street. Gee my usivOrsty sipl,ns, in m a efsos WV
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GECG RswARD-JsFPRTES AsTIDoTs A sry-
RcVO eihc faixrrc ter the private eIsorsscs,
makes freedy vitogt rcs.olioa Of sie,
erint enpoeu9s OF change In application Lufpes Ire
rrspssor eas.ns,s srsle case vhsh ,hs misture rs
Tut In tot.les with fuii sireetu1s a. 81 Ons bsAls
lasts weetnsry are cured ip t.Ys For sss h1 o.
u krg ~ bresdysy. and los Bsysrd strcs. rev Tevk
" y Iitdt, 100 Hasevss ssrssA hessssi vristt 90
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hP JOHNSON, no. II DUANE STREET, 80 WILL
known IN the restnest 81 delicate diseasss The De-
tore reputation for k In th0fe half cured thai
existed for yssr, h pre- smngEt Constitutional wsahss
brourht On secret bstt, edsctraiiy CURED. H.ses8
esses eured IN four daJs perfect cure chsras,
DR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, mas, roR 7au
hu nineteen yesrs, eeve..d bis r-sssoe W shs ss.st
nent OF szc ober dsessf Hs Dc<e
sssrsvstsd dscases and nile moved in
rb-tnsnstfs DO net be deceived By snount,bssh VIE
lersons.te have not left Duane Sss
eriomA my once, -ith the first s3S<ias saf
susery tesuntsJ has ever protuees- rerfses -
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DR. LAkLy, AuTnoa or TIE PRIVATE pEpt
~ cal cuite, Se., ~ -re asrd street.
The facilities the suthor hss eniorsI
srrrs heen tars dnoe TIE rrner cities Of Esrcps
and america, enable him 70 Ia this rartculaR
o. tie yros..os .rsh eertsiu quek aud radical
u chiefly, feWever dircrt complicated unxissY
irtated cf.es. that Gle srvoel viii fully be appreciated Dr.
DE L. IL sso the Inventor OF thcse
het tprs 20. esriotte consequences Of early mrropss
hats fnfty, without medicine boinx In fact, the eay
orsin ssitinz fer those pains ras1
OF toe ion Hs celebrated French local remedies sssurs
o cfe no apily tho hrtt of certain diseases
imsose cure, watch 10 often effected In VERY
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

IJVII.S tNTAIIINN kKADICArOR.-A MArCnLHSS
nseeine " lrsse discsees PERFECTLY ss-fai sfsor
AL othfr rrueces hs1e fsird-lcfra the
seturtd ~ toon eNttrnnttcs the worst cssss. A
~ dotes suppress recent attacks sold large vai
~ WIN LtiNse trta zee, ly Dr. Ward. Canal street.
eorr oi bttAdway We tnre Yen procure ~. Hsnireas
WON IL las cured, b. referred to- -
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WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND.
NOW HEAR
HeinSIleilneY & Co.

NN z do not intend 10 brag nor embellish the
laet In the lcast--bt we feel warranted in
saying 'hat We are now receiving and opening this
largest anu hnest assortment of
---. &C.. Sprin3 and Summer Clothing
ever brought TO This market. Our first shtrment
was received " the last upward trip Of the Wis
consin, and IL now open to the inspection Of the
public. We arc confident that all tastes will be
satisfied, andthat our prices will induce people to
ssdress up" Our stock comprises
Couts of all kinds,
Sac,. Frock and line Dress all colors and mate
summer colts Of all qiliitles, varieties and pri-
ces. Better call and see them.
Pants and Pests,
From fine Ia superhne-cut and made according 10
the latest mo lie, and OF new styles Of goods. You
can't help being pleased. and after examining you
can't help purchasing.
Handkerchief cad G,oces
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your patience. To make long JOB short, just call
and see them.
Hats tnd aps
Of all sz's and qualities. The Hats are of Cincin
natl manufacture. aad OF the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies' ought
to purchase one from Helms heimer l. Co.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Uabrelias
By the pnantity-frst rate articles-and cheap as
dirt.
Shirts Collars. Sc.
We amos. fosgot to mention our Shirts anil Collars.
We have them by the hushel, and of every descrip-
tion, so that al. who may be in need will only have
TO ask In order to get the very article they may be
p.blic's servants. HEfSSHEiMER n co.
Z n - Skt
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BY AU THORITY
By the President of the United 81

By the President Of the United States.
- IN pursuance of!aw, !, WILLARD FILL
MORE, President of the United States Of
Americas do hereby declare and m AXE known
A@that public sales will be held At the undermen
toned Land Offices in the State Of IOWA, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit! ..---
At the Land Office at IOWA CITY. commencin No
on Monday the first day of September rext, for the
disposal OF the public lands situated in the follow
ing named townships, viz: .... r..
NORTH Of the base line aud ,rest Of the fifth principal
meridian.
township seventy nine, OF range twenty mine.
Townships sevehty.nlne and eighty, of range
| thirty.
Townships seventy-nine and eighty, Of range
thirty one.
Townships seventy mine, eighty and eight. zone,
OF range thirty.two.
Township eighty lone, of range thirty-three.
At the Land Office at FAIRFIELD, commencing
on Monday :he fifteenth day Of September next, for
the disposal Of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, to wit:
"o'tn o. me base line and cest Of the nth p,int ipal
".. ... n,erdidn.
township seventy, Of range thirty.
township seventy, of range thirty-two.
township seventy, of range thirty. three.
AZ the Land Office at DUBUQUE. on Monday the
eisnteenth day OF August next, for the disposal
OF the following tracts, to wit:
small island in sections seventeen and eighteen,
III township elShty-two north, Of range ONE east,
ana the southeast quarter Of section frentyseuen,
In township ninety-six north, of range NINE west
OF the fifth principal meridian.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military and other pun poses, together with those
swamp and overfowed lands made unfit thereby for
cuitivation," If any, which shall be selected by the
state authorities before the days appointed for the
commencement of the public sales respectively,
under the Act entitled can art to enable the State
OF Arkansas and other States to reclaim the swamp
lands within their limits,o approved September
ss'h 1850, wH be excluded from the sales. Aud no
locations f,r land hounties heretofore granted by
any law Of Congress, for military services render
ed TO the United States, dill be permitted on the
above mentioned lands provided By the act EMIT
led. can act making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses of Government" &C., ap-
proved 81 March, 1851.
The offering OF the lands will be commenced On
the days appointed, and proceed in the order il,
which they are advertised with all convenient dis.
patch. until the whole shall have heed offered, nd
the sales thus closed; but sale shall be KEEP, omen
longer than two weeks, and no private entry Of any
OF the lands will be admitted until the expiration
Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
THIS sixth day Of May. Ammo Domini ore thou
sand eight hundred and fifty
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
-u ..-.a J. BUTTERFIELD.
TAuSvv A.. n
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which your fathers prepared for you, and if any,
thing that may do hereafter should be irson-
sstent in the slightest degree with the opinions
and principles which have addressed to you-
then discard me for ever from your recollection.
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CANDY! CANDYil

CANUfI CANDY IT
I'HE undersigned manufacture and have con-
stanty on h'nh large gu, nifty Of superior
Candy, which they will sell wholesale al reduced
prices. This candy IS much better article than
that commonly imported; and If any Of It should
fail to keep, we will take il back and return good
in its place.
County merchants will find our establish ment 10
present inducements in this line, which o imper.
ter can offer. z#
ETFancy Candies of all descriptions Put up 10
order. June II '31) r. H. UNGE & BRO
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j. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPT1ONC CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- nption
l" any fthc lands within the iowa ships and pai of
townships above enumeraied,i is required to estab.
Sh the same TO the satisfaction of the register AMI
receiver of the proper land office, and make pay.
ment therefor rs soon as prCc cobc after sring this
mencpment ofthe public sale of the lands embra-
cling the tract claimeh otherwise such cim will be
forfeited. j. BUT1ERFIEI
.-s Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June IL, l35l-I3cw ..."
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NEW STORE.

ltNHE subscriber sDlicitsa call from the Ladies 10
L examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment OF DRESS SILKS, consisting of rich broc AIDES,
chameleon satin du chains and other styles, also
every width of black do.
viii also bs found fine assortment OF bonnet
SILKS and relvets silk illusions and colored grapes,
rich emhrodefed cambria chiefs, white and
black lace cares.
He has also recently received beautiful selec-
ton or African and natural coioted MUFFS; white
and black vi tornas, fur cuffs, misses NUTS, SC,
all Of which re offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side OF the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
bracing every article In the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to cali at the old stand Of d.
Gilthrist SEQ. p. NJ. rORTIER.
Burlington, Nov. T,'5o.
ILLINOIS IMPROVED REAPlNG MACHINES,
For the Harvest Of 1851.
Manufactured by FLAGG T. EWING, Illinois.
j. @. LAuNAS BROTHER, Agents. ...
\N are now ready 10 contract with FHrmes who
DESTROYS, OF obtaining better Machine Than has
er before been cteieh TO the public. The illinois
Reaper is no longer an experiment, as IL has been
proven that Is better adapted to the genera wants
or every Farmer Than any other Macb nc
Its advant"g are numerous, it's untquallrd for
durability and de pat,h, il square before the
Hsrses on wheels four feet high which makes IL
overcome uneven surfaces. and avoids eiogeihg up,
as with small wheels il Csn BE- with either two
or four horses, il cuts ten feet wide and the Raker
slides the g. ain Off by riding upon Il c machine, /,
can be graded TO cut from 10 10 int hes gh In two
minutes. The sicklcs ale made Of the est Cast
Steel, il will cut goo acres Per week If kept con-
stantly running, 7na win ay fr itself in Ole Har-
vest For terms inquire Of
june 5, 1851 J G. LAUMaN BRO, Agsts
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ILLINOIS IMPROVED REAPlNG MACHINES
For the Harvest Of 1851.

L. OR SALE, the following real estate with the
L Improvements thercon:-S half 7S7. S half s3s.
and Lot t. Butlir eton, ESQ. Also 30 Of s w
quarter If Sec 90, 90, range = situate about Tn
miles below Burlington. Enquire Of
June Sgt AID. GREEN.
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DR. McKENNEY'S REGULATOR.
SHS THIS medicine is now prepared by the Pro
- prietor and is offered f,r sale In quantity to
- suit purchasers from one bottle to a ,hous and.
tits Positive Remedy in terargemcnt Of the Bow
els, DiarrhGa, Dysenlery and Cholera Mofbus.--
All Who have used II pronounce it TO be the best
AMI most certain medicine they have ever used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use of it in
an extensive practice for the last two years. and
has become fully satisfied that il is the only medi-
cine on which he can fully rely in that disease.
Prepared and sold at the Family Medicine De-
pot sign cf the Good Samaritan, Burlington. Iowa,
and by agents generally throughout the west.
iune 10, 1851.
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New Goods.

TTtHE Boats continue TO cune IsaseG wIth Cooas
l. for the "FARMEFs EXCHANGE" An4crK
the arrivals for The week, are
10 ps ropin tesery ssr.- 10 cases Frenshy EnxlIsh