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GAMBLERS TRICKS WITH CARDS

IMPOSED AND EXPLAINED BY J. H.
IL Green price rs cects
MORGAN'S MYSTERIES OF FREE Ma
SONRY: containing all the Degrees Of the Order
conferred in a Masters Lodge, as written by apt
VIM. Morgan; price IS cents.
HOME COOK BOOK: containing several hun
dred excellent receipts; price IS cents
LAWS OF LOVE: A complete code Of gal
lantry, containing concise rules for the cond of
courtship through Its entire progress, AphOr
isms on love, the courts Of love in the nineteenth
century, rules for telling the characters and dispo
sitions Of woman; price Is cents
LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAUTY: containing
practical advice on improving the com lexiOn, the
hair, the hands, The fIrm the teeth tie eyes, the
feet, the features, as TO insure the highest de
gree OF perfection, az which they are susceptible,
and also upwards Of one hundred receipts FOR va
rious CO mstics, oils, pomade,; only IS cents.
Any Of the above bCoks can be ught OF the
Agent, ALEX AUAMSON, Seventh street, OPP
posi:e the Post Office, where he keeps on hand all
the CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, nAGALiN rs,
and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, fENS,
INK, PAPER, STATIONERY OF all kinds ,
CHILDREN's TOY BOOKS, PRIMERS,
ABC CARDS, PLAYING and NISITIN q
CARDS BALL, &c. nov 6-3ms
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FIRST GRAND BALL
JoURNEYMEN BAKERS.

THE JOURNEYMEN BAKRRSUF WASH
u lNGrUN take great pleasure In announcing
to their friends and the public generally. thni
their nrst Grand Ball will be given al CARUSI' :
SALOON on WEDNESDAY, November Il
1855
The members Of this Society pledge thems Five,
to spare neither time nor expense in mski AZ such
arrangements az will give satisfaction end enjoy.
ment 10 ever. one who may honor IN SIN with thei
presence
MAkSOLETTI'S NATIONAL BAND has
been engaged Tor the occasion
Supper Will be furnished by an old and eIpe
riencsd caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a r. ltle-
man and laai IS, 10 be h d from the Committee Of
at the door on the evening OF the bill
Positively no hats or caps allowed in tie bal
room, except those worn by the Managers.
he Floor Managers will be designated b,
wearing tri-colored Rosstts-red, white and bl "
Cowrlittss Of Aryangsmtafs.
Charles X Lehman, Frederick KuhI,
John Shenhaits, John Hess.
Join w. Fox, John EvSld, 81
John Ewald, Jr, John Shenield,
George Reinecker, Daniel Plitt
Jos q. Myself, George Goeglef.
Floor Managers
Charles K. Lehman, John w. Fox,
John 8 hasahaits, John Ewald, Jr
JOS G. Myself, Treasurer
noyGS l0.I3 A-5t%
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EsTELLE GRANT, OR THE LOST WIFE, il the
title of a handsomely bound volume, which
has teen sent to US by the publishers, Garrett
Co, New York. The author states that one
great object Of the book is to show tie contrast
between virtue and vice-to confirm the pure
of heart in their purity, and to warn those
who stand upon the verge of danger to fly
whilst there is yet time; an object in which
We hope the writer may succeed, there being,
In these days, abundant occasion for the e1er.
else Of literary qusliic atoms to this end
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NORTHUMBERLAND

JusTRECElVEDA AT TIRE MUSIC DEPOT
" southwest corner of Prnns a, enrs 49,,
Eleventh and ID streets, two OF tbosefSTTs7
wor.c -rsno~ ned Plan o FORTES from 4 2 "a.
tory OF hosenkreniz, In Dre.dsn TIese ipssTp-
a menu have been acknowledged by competsnr aud
other horizontal fquar- tianos nIsd. In poIIt y
tone, touch and durability VI
Sball receive, In ie y days, another 10, Of the,s
nsIuinenis, ana continue 10 receive them as yos
a. tnes ceh oe pa Ssed thrnughtne Custom uO,,e
nov cEO. HlLbur, Agent =
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NOBLE Acr.-We understand that Mr.. Hugh
W. Fry, jr.. rescued a lad from drowning In
the basin Last Saturday evening 1t was dark
at the time, and the boy, in passing the en-
bankmens near CALICO Mills, missed his foot
ing and fell in. Mr. Fry, hearing the cry of
distress, hastened to the place. and at the
risk of his own life leaped into the water and
rescued the drowning boy .-Rictmosd Va }
National 4imericQa
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DUTCH BULBS, FRUIT TREES A.

1Hh UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs bis custCme's ard the public Y ner-
ten Of FLOWER ROOTS dirrct rom 8oll,nS
consisting Of double and ngle H,acinths, doubls
ana single Tulips, Narcisus, Crocus, SBowdrors.
nShunc9ias, Auemores, &e., In great variety
The Bulbs are large and Of finest quality
he would also call the attention OF planters IN
o,s nne collection n fruit trees, comprising Ap-
pies, In. great variety, Pessbes, Pears, Plums
Sperries, Aprieots, Ounces, &c, English Ian
csshie 6ooseheTies, Currsuts, wliie ~. n.a
oiaeki Evergresns, Shade Trees, Rhubart Roots
asparagus, Strawberries, and IA fact every thIng
pertaining TO the NuTser, and Seed business. and
a. very INA 'aen,e PRISE. JOhN SAUL
nov S-eOotN Conner tn and sfntfis
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hnssIA AND rRe UNITED SrArrs.-The Dor.
sen Leltuhs, ot Berlin, me ntions that the Rus
sian Government is en- leavoring 20 eject n ,aIa
70 the nitei States Of America of its posses-
aons In tho north oc that continent for the
sum Of 50 600 coo OF silver roubles; should the
bargain he brought 10 n satisfactory cone; u,ion.
various irGul e noes are 10 be extended 10 the
rnU !eree q tie Fnsed State, IN me par. of
Russia.
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WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING RAND

M X. W + b ER RESPECTFULLY IN
w inform his patrons and the Public that lie
IS now prepared with BAND OF TALENTED
MI SIC An > 10 accommodate them with =
brass, string or reed band. as the occasion nav
require MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parade,
Serenades, &c, furnished from one 20 any mum.
al the sh priest possible notice, by applying ID
IL. " EBEk, Leader, four doors east Of General
Henderson's, Navy Yard.
Orders Fan be len at the " Music Depot, !" IN the
Star Buildings. nov6-n
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ESGLAND's BATfLEs-The London Printing
and Publishing Company has issued the fret
number (embellished with g fine steel engra-
wing Of Admiral Sir Charles Nspier) Of work
entitled " England's Battles, by Sea and
Land" by Lieut.. Col. Williams, and printed
in the best style of that establishment We
are indebted for this number TO the agent
now canvassing Washington
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FLOUSCED SILK ROBEs-

oSNSED I'll n hOBEH.
~ and from the importers
300 superb Plounced silk X ohes
50 Vaiencia flounced Robes, new aItiols
The above comprises by fer the largest and uo.,
ever brought 10 this city.
CLAGETf, NEWTON, MAY CO
Corner OF Pa. avenue and 9Th street
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MRS. A.. W. THORPE RESPECTFULLy
Iva informs her friends and the pablic ~7-s
generally, that she has removed to No. - - =
Bridge street, Georgetown, and viii open. IT.
on THURSDAY next, November Eth, choice
selection Of BONNETS AND MILLINERY
6OoDS, to which she invites particular atten-
ton. ... nov 6-St&
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.


rJNIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
L. fully inform his friends and the@ ~
public in general that he has taken heSN @ ~
above old and well known stand. on NxAkA.<
the corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyl- ~
vania avenue, and for many years kept BY William
Walker, and has made many improvements and
alterations, and put the house In thorough re-
pair. His Bar will be supplied at all times with
superior Wives and Liquors, and his Larder with
all the laxuries OF the season, which he will b.
most happy TO serve up in the best manner. His
long experience in keeping a public house, and
FOR many years In the employ Ct William W walker.
enables him to assure the public that he will give
those that patron!ze him gene al satisfaction.
The National Eating House will open for busi
ness on Thursday morning, November 5th, and
from III until I O'Clock he VIII serve up q co
lation, and he invites his friends and the public
In general to partake and he trusts that his friends
and the public will not forget old BILLY COKE,
who has served them so often and is now ready to
serve them again.
nov 0-3.* WILLIAM COKE CO
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REMOVED.

REMOVED.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING REMOVED
Il from his old stand 20 New Yofk avenue, one
door east II Seventh street Nwest. Ii prepared 10
SHAVE. CUT HAIR, and SHAMPoONE, IN
the neetest and latest style, and would most Re
specuuly solicit the patronage Of his friends and
the public generally.
Open from .. m. to o'clock D. m.
novS-eo3t JOSEPH FERGUSON.
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REMOVAL.

IINHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE-
l. specially inform his customers and the pub
Tic generally, that he has removed hiv Store from
the south To the north side Of Pa aven Se between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets where he will keep
3 full and wel-selected assortment II the besi
FRENCH CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VEST
INGS, OF the latest STYLES, and Gentlenen,s' FUR
NlSHlNG GOODS. Feeling grateful fov past
favors he solicits continuance Of the same lie
Will spare no effort to please those who may favor
him with a call.
nov 6-lm q = SCukErR
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MAD We W

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE PUB
IL lie in general, that she will give inforr,a 4
in all the Affairs relati K to life, Aeasta, WI
Marriages, Love, Journeys Law Suits DIM . ,,..
in Business Absent Friends, sickness Ind 9Th
oiiu Ia al otneI suplectS- 81 - -
able 10 tell the Ages VI persons by re-di" zen
bers. All those who wish 70 Srlt Ma.
viii pl ase call soon, a. she viii rst in ~ al.
city bat silcrt time. She can be coE.s'.li ~.
hours OF the day and evening. Her naG..'iv % a.
doOr-at No zo 18th street corner Of n. an =,
left hand side. Gentlemen 50 ce-ts end ,...ts
IS Nryh-.Dg-
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COL. WOODS GRAND MUSEUM
Living Human Curiosities

Consisting Il Mad. CLOF Vi LILA, tie rel braled
BEARDED LADY. from Switzerland; and her
infant Son, the young ESAU, pa yssrs Osd,
ith a most Magnificent Pair q whistler, the
mo Il astonishing freak Of nature the world has
even Produced.
THE AMERICAN GJANTESS. Mics HARDY,
from Maine, New England, . fest Eigh, ~
wears nld, weiR hing 3l pounds, tie tsilest TO-
man 10 the world
Also the wonderful SWlSS WARBLER,
VIII exhibit for q few deys al the Esn over
Fmnhays Bookstore. corner OF Penrs' krenia
avenue I'd Eleventh street, commencing on SAf
URDAN EVENING. November2
Doors open IT 81 O'Clock
Admission 70 cent? children l2k oe-s
Doors open on Monday al 9 q. m. 10 II m; nom
to 5 and 10 D. m. nev
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

- w. 9
NOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TBOS z
IL wishing TO attend the election "a Baltimore
on "Wednesday nelt, an EXTRA TRAIN will
leave al O'Clock p m on Tuesday
Round trip tickets 70: three days will De isvled
by this train only.
II. Il. PARSONS, Agent
nov5-1 TUnon&In-el IN
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WATCH REPAIRING.

WATCHES, CHRONoMETERs aud Pocke,
bowsy r,m neH&|,. o. sysTy Ss'ciP,,on
by competent workmen. III
practical knowledge OF this branch -
Of oCr bus.n ass 20 which strict personal attention
Is given, guarantees entire Satisfaction 10 r.on.
having fne Watches, &c to repair
NJ w. GAIT BRO
Sal Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and ION sta.
nov ST
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ADJUSTMENTS.
49, ODD FELLOWS FAIL ..s 3D..
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
T- GREAT TRIUMPH: 20
.CRow pED house,!
Shouts Of Lsughter'-Rounds Of Applause !
ADJUSTMENTS


vU,BE MANAGER RETURNS his THAMES
Il % the ladies and gentlemen on Ms .n
cIty for the very substantial reception tsty tss
dercd 20 the New York ETHIOPIAN bIf-
LEsQUE OPERA TROUPE on Monosy nlgn.i
their nrst Appearance In this city be p,pyw
announce q az the success OF this MedfI 1rorIs
during their late Weston tour IL without para
lel-their entertainments having lever Isiie1 70
receive the universal praise or every peno,oS'
While they contain all the elements OF NOVEL.
TY, WIT and HUMOk, there IL no hng usseto
ofrepd the most sensitive.
IT. CONCERTS EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK. Also, on sATURpAYAF
for the accommodation Of schools and families, 10
which teachers viii be admitted free and eh udren
in body 10 ccntS each.
Front seats invariably reserved for ladies and
gentlemen accompanying them
Doors open ct OK Concerts commence at ~
aoSe e. RAMsBorToM, Proprietor:
NATIONAL TuEAT1E.
Lkssxr AND MANAGER. HENRY c. JABRKrx
ALSO OF the Baltimore Museum
SrAsE MAsksBh. -..-....-....Mr. JEFFrhsoN
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. ........-....9 cents
Family Circle, second rsE.........-....S
': No s.,r. cbsf:e for Reserved Seats ra.ss,
Boxes can be obisined. Box once open TCt~dsN
and wednesday from o until O'Clock.
Doors open ztsk O'Clock p. ~: curtain No. =.
TX O'Clock precisely .rr.r
Eighth Dramatic EEtertainnsat'
The Manager respectfully OF IS to the e:;ilsns u
the Federal CITY
NARSBS TROUPE OF
yCv Z N a l. X - NJ u ID Nsl
Thirty small children: who win app ar nos:
| positively for one night only In spacizcls
and farce. TIE latter arrsns,d to
introduce tLst wonderful
little fsllou,
MASTER GEORGE w. MARSH,
Who will sing
| "VII LIkINS AND HIS DINAHn
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Novems~r rth.
! VIII be played the burle cue localized fairy en-
uavagenxa OF
| BEAUTY AND the BEAST.
la locke Francois. Little Jennie
After which Buckstone's farce Of
THE X OUGH DIAMOND
National Medley Dance. Miss SslOrnD
To conclude with the farce Of
THE WANDERING MiNSTREL
Je;n bogs -......-.....-.......-..G w NsTsh
in which he will ting that extremely pathetic, tr-
re-istiblg comic, doleful, des hptivs,
sncho'y and very absurd
pce;icsl history Of
WILKINS AND His DISAH.
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Contracts Awarded.-Ths Secretary Of the
Treasury has awarded to Messrs. Chanplin &
Greeley, Of Syracuse, N. Y, the contracts
for the construction of the new custom house
and post Office in Toledo and Sandusky, Ohio,
at SA, $40 each-their offers being the lowest
bidders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

7 0sT-ON LAST SATURDAY AFTER-
IL noon, supposed in an omnibus .S--zsz,z
between the Treasury Department ard Z t-1,sss
4 Z street, a black morocco POCKETS = ". e
BOOK containing tire or four gold -
dollars several notes, receipts. and other pspers
of no value but 20 the owner The q der l. wei
come 10 retain the money hut 10 requested 20 re-
turn the book and pa pors, through the Post Osrce
directed TO Mr.. Tucker. Letter Carrier; or Room
y second floor Treasury Building.
nov 5-3ls
\ Ell MANS PSYCHOLOGICAL CHEMIS-
La TRY, translated by DR.. Day, ROYAL College OF
Surgeons, and edited bV Professor Rodgers Penn
sylvania University, two volumes; a..
noy5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ga MBRIC INSERTIsGs, FLOUNC-
~ INGS, BANDS, STRIPS and EDGIN6s Ol
the haest make and At all prices Gail and see
them al A TATES
No. 3ii Pa. avenue, bet 10Th and nth St.
nov ST. INTEL
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Appointed Mr.. Charles soran, of Balti-
more has been appointed to temporary clerk
ship 81 200 per annum) in the Office of the
Third Auditor Of the Treasury, vice J. A.
Beattie, promoted.
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nYSTERS!-0YSTE -
" Cooked in all styles. familI.s rup-EN .s \
piled, and Meals served ali LasIss, NJlSI
by JOHN JOHNSOA, ~
No. 3ll sCeet, come Il lah stree
nov 3-3t~
DlANO FOR SALE-A SUPEh.oa AOSE.
Il wood Piano, knahs d Gable Baitu makers
In perfect order and nearly new For terns y
sale apply TO &c. MCGUIRE.
nov IA Auctirnssr
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M MASONIC.-THE ANNUAL con-
w municatiOn Of the Grand Lodge Of the Dis
@trict Of Columbia will be held on TUES
DAY next, 9th instant, at o'clock, p. m, at Ma
sonic Hall corner Of ID and Ninth streets of which
the officers aud members will take due notice
Master Masons N good standing are fraternally
Invited
BY order Of the IL. w. Grand Master:
g.. p. SHU6ERT,
nOyS Grend Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Departmental yesterday. 9Th November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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e. MILITARY ASSOCIATION, At
49, TENTION The members Of the above
Association are hereby notified to meet at their
hall on WEDN ESDAY kVENING, the 7th in
slant, at O'Clock, for the purpose Of procuring
tickets FOR the third Assembly, as no tickets viii
be issued at the door
By order OF the President:
nov CT T. BROWN SEQ
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kGfrs caosts.--one Of the very best speech.
sa which have marked tia political career of
this ds.in.fuisked man, vas thai delivered a
t." n'Et.' 'ia's OF the great s,,aight Wing
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FNOTICE.-TA MEMBERS OF the
M Western Hose No. are hereby notified
10 attend regu' AZ monthly meeting at the Hose
House THIS Tuesday EVENING, November
9th, at N o'cl OK m.
By ordsr Of the President:
move Sits F. HOFFMAN, Sec
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-09

GoNH TO TEE WARs.-Last week, q Young
American engineer, Of talent and skill, who
had successfully served in the navies of Eng
land, Russia and the United S ates, sailed
from this port for Europe, in response to ten
ders made him by the Emperor Of all the
Russias again to enlist in his service. The
offers We're of tina most advantageous and
fattering character. He took with him some
fifteen or twenty young men, vi HON he had en-
listed as associates and who for a few months
back have been in training under his expert
enced and skillful instruction. 1t is yell
known that the Emperor has long apprecia-
ted American talent and is now making it
avail BILE whenever possible.-Boston Tel.
WHAT WILL TAKE THE Scent OUT OF Clio.
rHING.-Sitnng on the rizza of the Cataract.
was a young foppish looking gentleman; his
garments were highly scented with a IN ny
led odor of musk and cologne. A solemn.
faced odd looking man, after passing the
dandy several times, with LOOK of aversion
which drew general notice, suddenly stopped,
and with confidential tone said:
STRANGER, | know what'll take that scent
out of your clothes: you"
"What whas do you mean, sir!'' said the
exquisite, " fired with indignation," starting
from his chair.
"Gct mad, now--swear, pitch round, fight
Just because man wants to do you kind
ness!" cooliy replied the stranger. ''But
tell you | 90 know what'lt take out that
You just bury your clothes
bury'em day or two. Uncle Josh got foul
of q skunk, and he
AT this instant there went up from the
crowd simultaneous roar Of merriment and
the dandy very sensibly s.cleared the COOP
and vanished up stairs.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-09

The CosxoPoLIToN Arr AssocrArIoN.-We
nave received the illustrated catalogue Of sew
erai hundred superb works of art, at the
head OF which stands the ssGreek Slaveo by
Powers, together with the statues of Venus,
bacchante, Hebe, Flora, &c., &C., and a
cnoice collection of oil paintings, from A.
ae''ean and foreign artists. The drawing
'akes place on the Both of thu present Janu-
ary -
MOSES $. FoorE, Esq, of this city is agent,
and will furnish all desired information, re-
cave subscriptions, furnish catalogues, &c.
SUBSCRIBERS can BY RENTING three dollars,
0e entitled to one chance in the drawings,
aaa can have their choice among the maya
iva and reviews; Harper, Putnam, Knicker-
.s Biaekwood, Graham, Cooley, and
'a' reprint Of the foreign Quarterlies.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-09

tSoiHfs AsPxcr OF HARD TINES. Brown
fan - we Jersey feryman, but Brown, the sex
:. s ~ Trace Church Brown the factotum
H. n 81 the fashionable balls and funerals Of
~, "nsfcopolis, Who holds official relations
NM . 81 the GRANTEES a. we'll gaieties of the
tsn--esen Brown has felt tina pressure
Al asld nmss. But he meets them, as all
XVI snow him would expect, like philoso-
~ ~. s:xes, !" said he the. other night to :
I.Ilp asAising friend, ssthsrs are not many
f,s. parties this winter, but make the
Eve DE-. az pleasant as possible.-[N. Y.
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Saturday, January s, 1856.


To the Friends Of the HGaOkeye:
Tie approach Of the New Year affords suitahl,
occasion for reminding our friends, well in th,
city Of Burlington, as throughout the State, who ap
n,eciateo our efforts to publish useful and accepta
lle paper, that word ntiy spoken among neighbour
And friends, would place US under renewed obliga-
t;ou. and enlarge our sphere of usefulness We are
de.ermincd our paper shall reflect the marvellous
multiplication and prosperity Of our people, and the
smrowh and beauty Of our city and State; and thus
nresent claims upon the confidence and regard Of
the people second to no other.
u ,ur strenuous efcrts to deserve the support and
confidence Of . discriminating public, have, to a
.,ns;de; able extent been acknowledged aud appre-
c;.ted. We have had steady increase in subscrip
,;on.. and 4 constant and healthy improvement in
The business of the Office. But our lists do not
bs,as yet,b several hundreds many they should
10 warrant the large Outlaywe contemplate making
N the spring for the improvement Of the Hawkeye.
Al The earliest practicable m,mcntit is our intention
should We meet with that which would
warrant it, to present our paper in shape worthy
az the FIRST city in the State, and in all respects ~
3east equal to any other paper, published in any
city Of our population East or West In mechanical
sxeeatien energy and enterprise, we do not intend
to be beaten here elsewhere. 5.
win those who have in the short period OF our
connection with this paper become satisfied of our
intention, and ability to print useful and accepta
Bile journal, devote few hours to procuring sub
.criptions' Could they, by any possibility, spare
few hours for this purpose, it would place US under
great obligati ms and perhaps be the means of in
euring success to our enterprise |
Oar terms are cash. We shall receive no subecrp-
tions out Of the city, unless accompanied y the
cash.