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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

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h 0nsa lsass 4 I. q. o. r stlAis
ssase - q Dsbaqss = N sissslsy 49,
IL Ssilssias sGssss vere ssssssd II sbe
scaisg jar:
NJ. g. ", John Pops, Maaaets.a,
jackson 70.
u. W. p. 9. ~, Wesley Moreland,Os
kalooss, Mshsska Co.
4. ". g. Warden, Geo. BagIey, Upton,
Cedar Go.
r. W. q. Sec, VIM. Garrett, Buriing-
ton.
r. W. 9. Treas, Thomas Hughes, Iowa
City.
\. W. q. Rep, Martin Kelsey, Bur.
lington.
R.w. @. coad., Joseph Mann, Ana
mooaa.
4. ". G. Marshal, Oliver Reeves,
Moatrose.
r. VIC Chap, Benz. Rupert, Du-
buque.
| b. W. g. Messenger, Is. b. Woodward,
Davenport, Scott County.
X. W. G. Guard, J -seph Myers, Agen.
~ City.
/ Their next annual meeting is to be held
At Davenport.
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-. 4 i generally conceded thar Chase
Is AasAal Governor Of Ohio. Inspcaking
sfals sas.la the Chicago Dsuocrat forci.
by rsmaeke The Democratic Governor.
stsstsl ~ esssA asajoisy s~oysan ago,
= bon 1ssaaaal y : majority, i is esaina-
~ sfaa isaA -, 900. With two opposing
oaa1iaaasa s1s1isg tAe majority against
Aia y $1,000. AaA sn this has has been
sroseat ahost y tAs Nebraska iniquisy
hanging IKE nil stese spoa the neck
e ~ party. Doua-doua-it has borne
\ b ths gallant Buckeye State, who're it,
Aasaee has . often been hosnc OF 70 vic
~. Uslsss tAs Democracy can be effeo.
tsal ] divorced from the ra.cally Nebr,.ka
sbsaiasaa, sssh must Be ia fa.e il every
Seaas vAsr freedom is dsarer TIA. sla-
go.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

- The case Of the United States W.
james Collier, ex.C Collector Of San Fran
CISCO, vas tried Wednesday, iu the circuit
court It New York before Judge Nelson.
The decisions on nearly all the points in.
volved were in favor Of the collector, and
viii have the effect 70 nearly iquidate the
claim Of 500, 900 broogh. BY govern
mcDt against him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

Cot. McCaEA.--Ths editor Of the tn.
buqxr Express and Herald has information
roml1savenwosth Kansas, TO the effect that
the grand Jury have filled to End bill
against McCses, who il imprisoned 70,
shoosisg man, in self defence. And ye'
hsts still con6ned, without color Of law.
Dssutiful place that Kansss, and q mics
81 IT mon the pro-slavery border ruahan,
who havc the ccntru. Popular soye
cigniy," a there exhibited, is = swee,
swelling SAVIOR 10 the nostrils Of Chris
tian people!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

TALK ABOUT YouR PorAroEs.--Mr.
Joshua Marshall Of Louisa County, raised
from six potatoes Of new kind, called
tho Democratic potatoe, ten bushen, they
wsrs planted one eye IN hill, beat it who
can
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

~ Envelopes and stamps, to the large
sum Of ten thousand dollars a month, are
sold at the Boston Post Office. A room
has been fitted up for this especial purpose
and a number Of clerks give their whole
time to this branch Of the business of the
of3ice
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

Cant BE BEAE-We have seen some big
apples in our time, but bushel of mammoth
Pippins which we received from Dr. Charles
Chandler, Of Chandlerville, this week. in
beauty and size almost exceeds belief Thir-
ty-fve apples, just as they were taken from
the tree, without culling measured heaping
bushel All of them were sound and fair;
and may be kept for three months yet. They
are the finest apples We have ever seen
Their average weight is about pound and a
quarter. Can this be beat outside of the
arden of Eden.-Beardstown Illinoisan.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

NEW KIND OF SUGAR.--In the Deseret
News u August 81, we notice an account
of . new kind Of sugar made from sweet
substance discovered on the leaves Of the
trses.
A Mormon, named Daniels, at Provo
City, made twenty pounds in one day from
leaves gathered and soaked in water. Ma
~ women, and children are engaged in
gathering these leaves.
When it was discovered, some said
that il was honey dew, others said it pro-
ceedel from the cotton wood leaves, but
it is found on all kinds OF leaves and on
the rocks. Many Of the leaves have scales
Of this sweet substance rs thick a. window
glass, and some great deal thicker.
The editor Of tho News says that in
grain, color and taste il resembles maple
sugar.
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kes1R NUs1ekaSs.-T editor of the
IesA Qty RePs3 ~ has san squash
weighing ~, ~ rsia1A scar that city b
Hisha Hrscp. Esu tvs seeds. ftea
M passsa s6ce, IS nise1 aaa sqsasAes
sAs asAallese Il Et4k SsigAsa lso u!
IAe sditar 81 IL OskaloAa HssaA Asa
bses pssssssea vitA psaiha. e ~
sssss vAr kiaa. vs;xaiss lss ~. nb-
" ~ " 1axIos, Il Ssqlf f@neAfe, "a.
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w1onr4ax BocIs Burlington.
OslpAsT l2xh, 1885,
Ns1AaA EosfoGs ;.AxrssALly TO the sish
q many citissas ! haye been induced b
write brisf description q ny aerial vUy.
age Iron yOur city. Tie psucsAI 81 imitation
was cuanenced at hAlf past slesea O'Clock
under the ncst favorable circumstances, q
the weather was mild and agreeable. and
there was little u no air in motion For two
hours the imitation proceeded a usual, and |
was hassering myself Inst ! should have an
easy time Of il, when about half past two
O'Clock the wind suddenly shifted from the
south-west 70 the northwest, (and a. every
one Is aware who was upon the hill Ut the
time. blew with considerable violence. For
time feared that the balloon would be un-
abieto Withstand the blas., and that should
be compelled, from the force Of circum-
stances, to make failure, . result which
would have been very annoying to me, also
disappointing the respectable audience who
favored me with their patronage, besides in
curing the immen.e displeasure Of ms partic-
ular friends, who stood in thousands on the
outside Of the enclosure But fortunately
the aComet' stood the blast, and at Eve
O'Clock was ready for my start for the regions
Of space above started of at an angle OF
about 45o and when had reached the oppo-
site side Of the river my altitude was about
four thousand feet Discharging some Of my
ballast ascended more rapidly, until had
attained the height Of over two miles, when
the balloon become completely distended
from expansion Of the gas and was COM
PEELED to open the valve to keep it from
bursting soon commenced descending ra-
pidly and finally reached terra frma in little
more than half an hour from the time Of
starting, landing upon the prairie three miles
and half from La Harpe, Hancock County,
III, and twenty-one miles from the starting
point In . short time the people began to
arrive in considerable numbers, giving me
the required assistance to get my balloon
down and rolled up, which was quite a
job, as it was chatting fercely with the strong
wind that was blowing at the time. 1t was
finally secured and with myself deposited un-
der the hospitable roof Of Mr. Benjamin
Fox staid with Mr.. Fox through the night,
and in the morning procured team which
brought mo back to this place, where l
arrived about eleven o'clock Thursday a. N.
The view from aloft was not as fine in this
instance rs is usual, owing to the smoky
state of the atmosphere. From the ques-
tons that am frequently asked, an idea
seems 70 exist with many that Aeronauts
lose sight OF the earth when AZ great he'gnt
ms Is mistake tney never oo' except
When CLOUDS intervene or night appears. On
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

CHILD Losr.-On last Thursday evening a
young CHI Id Of VIM. Hedges, living three miles
"a Of town, strayed from the house of lis
f"ther and got lost on the prairies. Search was
made for it during the night by some of the
neghb"rs. but It could not be found Early
next morning news came to town of the lost
child. Mr. Porter kindly rrotfered the use Of
the horses in his Livery Stable to these who
would go in search Of the child, large num-
Der OF men were about starting when news
came that The child was found. Mr.. Tolle ad
found it sbont one m lie from the house of its
parents; when It first saw him it started to run
from him-ona night lost wa. sufficient to
tn1n II wild, and cause il to fear its own spe-
cies. 1t seems almost Incredible that child
SO young could endure such cold. stormy,
dreary night. Our readers will recollect the
KIND OF light il was C, Id during the day. in
he evening il began to sleet and then turned to
snow the wind bowling, the night was dark
To those within doors around war;, stoves and
bazing fires, it was cold, cherries night !;
what was il to child, thinly clad, wandering
OF The bIsak prsries. Mi Pleasant Observer.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

~ The Evening Post tells story Of a
merchant in New YORK, who, when first
married, told his wife that for every scion
she produced he would place at her dis
posal $4,000. After lapse Of years he
failed, and upon informing his wife of his
embarrassments, she quickly placed in his
hands $4,000, as the products Of her in
dustry, remarking at the same time: You
see Charles, that have not been idle and
if you ! I'D been half as industrious us your
brother over the way, should now have
500 ,OO0.'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

~. Anew horseshoe has been invent
cd BY Mr.. s. Short fNew London, Con-
necticut. The very peculiar feature is
that the now shoe has not q nail or nail
hole in it! Otherwise, It is made in
the common form, aud is held on to the
foot By an iron cap in the shape Of a
low cut vamp Of q mans leather shoe, OF
the leather peak Of boys cloth cap. The
iron cap on the hoof is about two inches
wide at the toe, but narrower on each side
toward tho heel. Il is 60 thin as to be .
little flexible, and is fastened to the foot
BY screw passing through the two ends
behind the heel. The lower edge Of this
cap fits into groove cut in the outer edgu
of the shoe which hold them together, aud
the screw fastens them to the hoof. This
cap does not come to much wear and will
last out lnaay shoes.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

AZ the late term Of the Superior Co urt for
Lltehheid county, CT, twenty six persons
were divorced from eaeh Other. We believe
that's SAID - Re tss sand Of steady habits.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

Mr.. Merriam, of Brooklyn, n Y, propos.
es, through the New York Commercial, to
get up artificial frosts to kill yellow fever
When we can produce yellow fever at will by
incubation, and get up frost to kill it, Vel
low Jack will be in harness, and we can
drive him whittier we wish.
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is. XINBALL Z co. -
4ssF2sl --------------------------- So
Spring 6 90 d .. ,s
THE andernigpeA srs now IN receipt o.
i tiou Of their vssy extensive assgtness
4rrinop enA 9unmAY G0ooA ~

Mr.. Kisstaii, One Of the partHsrs beng 10
ofthe kssf Eastern Msrkes--hasii1 eeuseq5e.s 50
trcme tixhtness Of The mdnsy m.aitsf sps "a go
failures Of the past winter, svaiied hiss y ,ps
siye bargains such asp vcS hcf,r rsiiffa AN -
the Western Bates. This enables " 20 III A.
oar NHe1essis saf Rsfs1 cast, mefy. $40 =.
.,,;l - lxsyEINBALl.esr -
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WHIsrLINc.- Speaking Of bores. we can
scarcely imagine one capable Of inac,ing more
twisting misery than an vulnerable WHISTLER
A dulcet p ff. we GAN stand, uhen all The
nation 10 EARNED and equipped,p &c on train
ing day, and the drum, with its Aang, fang.
fang, serves TO drown its SCREAMS; but 10 listen
to > poor ar, badly murdered BY poor PUcxxa,
We psef-r death in some easier II not quicker
wsy. We always Thick of The French stage.
dsiver, Who being annoy ed BY such . bore, sud.
denly fnrned upon him With ss,ny fren', vat for
you ell time visiles? Yau Loss your DOC. IH2,
The whissle was plugged
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

WHEaE u aJicGkaY ?''-The last Keokuk
Times has the following. They are great For
names down aboutihe Gate This las, i, ahead
q q. Where IS .jisgerys''
A. We we're crossing ..jiggeryn en- our way
io .. last evening, ne d,sccvered some indt.
viaaat occupying situation not ii:;.s most de.i.
raoie Tor sober man. He had evdeniiy been
mhabsng. = and being pretty sstised,,shsd j,
doua on the bank, Ia the pleasant sunshine Is
fest IN the course Of human events, sc had
nshsr sdseaatesin into the stream, his fsss Is
sne ssclss sne. dded - ~ mud and waies, Che
ssse. and his fses ID III nosi !. s,eFsesA,e
Hfex 1sty, fsr one nat aceassonai b eusk. Is
~ drain q stable neof hy. NJ MIR tk,nk
vhea - got ere, ted 2 ard teok I = nesal view
8 " Hosssise ef sasisas - esne - III eos
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A woman named McNamee having left
the cars at Philadelphia Depot for moment
to procure some cakes for her two little chill
dren was thrown between the moving cars as
she endeavored to get in again, and the
wheels passing over her breast crushed her
to death instantly
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~ Dr.. John Wilkin, Of Bloomington,
Missouri, AZ We learn from the Gazette,
committed suicide BY drowning in the riv.
cr opposite this city On "Wednesday last.
lie had boon stopping At McCutchcou
House, had been drinking since he
came 70 tho city so'nc ten days ego. AT.
ter he had drank up the proceeds Of his
horn, In . iit Of desperation hc crossed the
river. spent his last money for liquor, and
then ~ il supposed, threw himself into
the river, leaving the foll,wing notes to
his wife aud father.
ITO NY dear Wife and Children.
AMANDA: ! aan miserable IN this life. ]
have spent oil the means brought with ne to
this Place. I want you to DO the best you can
Sos those sweet children and yourself, can Be
ef - service 10 them or yoa. en- resolved to
droAn myself, aud try the realtt - Of ano thes
wsrld Comment upon the why's and where
sosss is annsce.sary, ~ you know more than
saa write. Ny God, protect and bless You all,
s.Your sfsctionate, though
"Degr AIDED husband.
JOHN WlLKlN."
s.Oct 9th, 1855"
"ln this act commit my body 10 the great
deep my spirit 10 God who gave it. there
Tore hare little 10 fear from man.
"7o my Father.
] am about to mmit . deed
which krow will be heartrending 70 you, bat
sneer II 10 b. so--it 10 sppo nted unto al men
once 10 die, have liv d long enough in :h,s
world; am OF no pleasure TO myself or any
enc ssonnd the; Therefore have concluded to
sHd my earthly career and trust God Tor the
consequences. ! shall commit my body to q
wstesy grave. my spnit to God who gave il.
'.Fasher, farewell. Your son.
JOHN wlLKIN
left my pil..bags and pair or so Of
paats 1t McCutcheon House; paid my bill;
cfosscd tho river, and threw myself into its
water and this 10 the end Of Dr.. John Will
kin. am tired OF living, and have had this
10 contemplation for some time, owing to NV
having no pleasure in this life. leave an
othsr bcoks in which there 10 letter to my
vii IN Bloomington, Mo-, and one to my
father In Washington county, Iowa, md an.
other paper containing some remarks, which
] desire to have published. I make these
statements in this, SO that II one of the books
y lost the other may account for il. will
also leave note TO my dear wife and chill
drsn in this, - also to my father. Will the
asdcr please forward, that they may know
the fate Of unfortunate mo.
JOHN wILKlN."
TAak ..rl r.S.. 49, A>sl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

HEsRr WARD BEEcHEs, has been lee
turing this week 10 Chicago. Next Mon
day evening he lectures in Rockford
Couldn't he be induced to visit Burlington!
Are We 70 have any lectures this fall OIL
wintcr. II 20, il il time some arrange
meats we're made,
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o. F. GEAR,
Anction and Commission Marcia,

0UCIlUU anu VUIuWISSIUU m6ICN6HI,
5 now prepared to receive Goods. Wares and
L Merchandise, on consignment, for private sale
or Auction, is in rcadi: ut all times to attend
Farmers Sales in the Country on reasonable terms
g Particular attention paid to sales Of Rea
Estate, Furniture. Stock &c. .a4
~ Store on Jefferson street between Main and
Water. foot. Is.
P.s-Now in store and for sale cheap, gcnern
stock of Merchandise
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Books for Farmers and Fruit Growers.
WE have just received an assortment of Standard
w Agricultural Books, expressly adapted to the
use Of Farmers and Frui; Growers among tho as
sortment ma be found
Barry's Fruit Garden;
Elliott's Western Fruit Books;
Thomas Fruit Cuturist;
Stephens book of the Farm;
Downing's Garden and Rural Aichitect
= ALIENS Rural Architecture; :ss L.
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry:
Youatt on the tIorse; Analysis of Soils
Youatt and Martin OF Cattle;
Feyendens complete Farmer;
Buchanan and Allen on the Grape;
Norton's Elements of Agriculture;
Strawberry Culture;
And many other which we will sell at Eastern prin-
ted prices. Q. M. WILCOX Co.,
sept p, '55 Burlington and Fl. Madison.
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The ses serpent yarn still cont nues 10 gain
credit in Western New York A Company hs,
leeh organized at Perry to effect its capture
BY the way the editor of the Buffalo Express
says he has seen the coEtriyarce Nv which the
au'lsr q the Shake Stciy sheated his imagina-
ti6B.' he r.sEeiy says it 'Lolds about piht.'
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TIE REWARD OF MuRDER.-As wc expec:.
ed, IN the case Of CLARK, tried for the DELHI.
crate and premeditated murder Of Willard
W. Wight, a, New Haven, the jury, on Thurs.
day last, brought in verdict Of acouittal
on the ground OF insanity. 1t will now b.
generally understood that when man coolly
shoots an other ne 10 not in his right mind,
and thus the death penalty is practically re.
pealed. A few weeks or months in the asy.
ium viii restore the man to reason and "a
the confidence Of the world, and all win Be
well, till, in another st Of lore sickness.
Jealousy. and passion, he sheds the blood 81
some other feliow-being. Snch is the ius-
tire OF our courts and such the security a
society.-Butfalo Coarier, =
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PATTON & KENDALL,
Book Binders and Blank Book
MANUFACTUR ERs,
Northeast corner Of Third and Jefferson Streets
Burlington, Iowa.
BLANK Books of all sizes and Of every dcscrp-
ton made to order.
~ Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Maya
zines and pamphlets bound and executed with neat
ness, despatch and durability and ranted TO give
entire satisfaction. oct 4
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SEBASTOPOL rs TOOK

THERE is no use talking about War and tho
horrors Of War, when you can get everything
that is needed for the Human Family in pcacenblc
way for CASH from the subscriber, cheap as dirt
in wet weather. s3 ssNr.a
Just Received.
Tubs of all kinds, Buckets Of Cedar, Oak and
Pine. Stone and Patent Churns, Corn Meal, Sugar
and Butter Tubs and Spice Boxes, 20 dozen assorted
Willow and Wooden Buckets, Wa,hbcards, Rolling
Pins, Mops. Putter Ladies', Wooden Bowls. Chopping
Trays and Knives. Raisens, NJ. X. Layer and Virgin
md Zante Cur,ants and Citron, Sugar, Coffee, Pep
per- Spices, Ginger, RICO, Candles. Soap, fea, Chcco-
late, Soda. Starch Salerntu,, Cream Tartar, Yeast
Powders, Mustard, Corn Pudding Starch, &c., &c
Fish. Trout, Whitefsh, Cod and Herring. 100 pair
extra heavy Boots; Buckskin Gloves and Mittens;
Tobacco and Cigars that is some. In fact You can
find everything that is usually found in a
Grocery and Provision Store,
and alittls Of Chips Celebrated Woimwood Cor
dial Elk. client for the Stomach There is no use
making long story of short one, Gene tne,
come al, and see what you can do at
oct. IL. W. .ANDERSON'S.
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- Two q The dasghtsss q he hss
Ptossor wehsaer, uAo ms essc.ted i'll
IL murder = d. Partisan, have married
into Ne fanily q NJ. nhney, N Aperi-
can q Rsyal, 81 great inaueacs aud fbr.
tnAe. @
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Just Received.
Notice.

NOtIC6.
HAVE become the purchaser Of the entire stock
l Of goods of S. r. Mum, AMI will be happy TO
see my old friends and customers Of the houss at
the same old stand.
have also purchased all the debts due s. r.
Mum, and the Book accounts, md hereby give no
know where and to whom to pay the same
~, O dkwIm re- N FULLERTON
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Swamp Land Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having
IN fled presumption claims in the County Court
of Des Moines Iowa, for swamp lands in spid cum
ty that they requested to deposit in court ST.
cents per for each acre claimed, before the
first dny of Nov, mbcr next, or their claims will be
disresaried and void. All persons hereby no.
tilted and forbidden against cutting wood timber
uron any of said lands whether claimed by pre-
Emp ion not. and every offence will DO strictly
pr secuted as provided by law.
Oct. 4-2wddw TllOS. W. NEW MAN,
.s.ss. Judg, of said County.
T IVES of the most eminent statesmen aid ora
Il tors, by II. Harsloa, jus, received at
oct. IL. C0RSE'S.
T IVES of eminent Christians of varions denomi-
II nations just received at
octI2 CORSE'S.
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kxoxylLLx J0uRsAL.-We have ne,
ceivsd The secosd number Of : very pretai.
y printed paper, from Knoxville, Iowa.
Stoas + Ssanksh, psblnhen, W. n.
Stone editor. Before ve hardly learned
that sach plaoe existed IN the State, Ne
ind Gne large paper spoa our table,
worthy ahrss tssn and dense population.
Success 10 lie Jounal.
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PATTON & KENDALL,

- Particular attention psid to writing up
Books that are behind hand and to the adjustment
of complicated and disputed accounts tocf.l5.tf
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= - Valuable Books.
FOOTSTEPS Of St Paul; ~
Il Egypt and Books of Moses;
Life and writings of Carson; -r.-.. :.
Alexander's Notes on Isaiah and Pealms;
Dodrdee's Rise and Progress Of Religion;
Herveys Mcditatons;
Church in Earnest; .-s.-...1.s--.. ..
Earnest Ministry, by James; ,.
History Of all Religious Denominations in tn
United Stats.
For sale at Barrett House, No. 2. by
oct 9. c. M. WILCOX co,
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Swamp Land Notice.

RlCe.
r. TIERCES and 10 bbls. fresh, just received
U and for sale by THOMAS H EDGE co.
l2.
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WRITING CLASSES DAY AND
EVENING.

At Burlington Commercial College,
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