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NOTICE. fsase.s
Il, the matter Of the Real Estate Of John NeallR
=. - .<Iscensed -.

N0IICEs
In the matter Of the Real Estate Of John NeakiR
sY1s ~ ydsceased. ~ f.fs
To Jane, widow of said deceased and issue as fol-
lows, TO wit: John Meakin, Andrew Meakip,
Abraham Neakin, Joseph Meakin, Thos. Mea-
kin. Nancy intermarried with John Misner, Is
abella intermarried with Joseph Lardin, Martha
Jane intermar1ed with William Anderson, and
Sarah Ellen and grand children, as follows, to
wit: Mary Ann, Margaret. Caroline and John,
4 children of Susanah, deceased daughter of said
decedent. and which Susan ah was'intermaried
with David Powell of Csansais county, and SUI
sanah and John. chlldreRef Elizabeth, daughter
of said decedent. who was intermaoriede with
James Edwards, of Huntingdon county. Asbu
ry, Eliza, Nancy, Mary aud Theodore, children
of William Meakiu, deceased, eldest son of said
decedent.
TAKE NOTICE, that ia pursuance of a writ
of partition 1ssssed out of the Orphans Court OF
Cambria county and tome directed. will pro-
ceed to hold n'nquisitien on the real estate of
the above deaedent, on the 2ad day of August,
1855, at Which time and place yon may attend if
you think proper.
sies sSss A. DURBIN, Sheriff
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stray Cow.

HAME TO the residence of the subscriber in
N/Cambria township, about the Eleventh Of this
month, a Red Cow, about or years old, with
little white on her belly, and middling straight
horns The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her away,
otherwise she viii be disposed of according to law.
s.EssFe DAVID POWELL, Jr-
July 25, 1855.
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Notice

, NI0TICE is hereby given that the undersigned
i u has been appointed Auditor, by the Or
phan,s Court Of Cambria County, to take tcsti=
mony and make Report to the Court, on the ex-
ceptions 6led to the Administration account of
Maria Murray. Administrative of Mary Benson
deceased and that he will sit for that purpose, at
his Office in Ebensburg on Wednesday, Che 18th
day of August next, when and where all persons
July Is, 's5 JOHNS: RHEY, Auditor. :,
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The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Orphan Court uf cambria county, .toAmarshal
the assets in the hands of Francis Bearer, admin
istrator of the estategf Anthony Miller, deceased,
amengst.the creditors of said deceased, hereby
notifies all persons Interested that he will attend
to the duties of sad appointment at his Office in
the Borough of EbeAsbarg, on Thursday the 10th
day of August next. at one O'Clock. p. NJ, at
which time and place all who have claims against
said estate will present. them. - ~
= VIM. KITTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July Is, 1856.
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AudffOr,s Notice.

VyHE undersigned, having been appointed by
II the Orphans Court of Cambria CoRnty, to
examine decide, and report upon the exceptions
filed to the administration account of Stephea A.
Meyers, executor Of Michael Meyers. deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will sit in discharge
of said duty at his Office in the Borough of Ebens
burg, On Friday the-81st day OF August next. at
sA' S-0' d. MULLEN, Auditor.
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NOTICE

To The cstizens Of BEDFORD, c@p'1hia and Fssits3
Counties -. - 4
DEIT KNOWN that !, Elisha ~. Luckett, ,of
ID Johnstown, will presezt myself as AN Inde-
pendent Candidsts fof assembly, atthe next cleo
tioh. nomination or no nomination, My motto
priHciples-our country as it has been free prinr
ciples to all who wish to enjoy them and only
five years asked of foreigners to enttle them to a
citizenship, with thanks TO so many ofthem that
have proven themselves so useful to our country.
whenever tried, via, a hearty wist for as many
more to come as we yet have room for. &c.
S. ELISHA NJ. LUCKETT.
Johnstown, Jnly il, 1855. eF
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AUDITORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Il has been appointed Auditor, by. the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, to marshall the assets
arising from the sale of the Real Estate Of Vii
liam Rodgers late of Cambria County decd, and
that he will sit for that purpose at his Office in
Ebensburg on Saturday the 18th day of August
next, when and where all persons interested may
attend-~..es ,zsss ..lzssst* a.. xsssstts
JOHN S. RHEY, Auditor.
,Jsaly 25 1885,
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THE MARKETS.
.PrrrsBirnG

.rro11p M frrTsBuads July "a, 1855.
Ook-Ihere were sales Of 10 HAS saxtro ~,
the wharf at 1915; 80 do at So: "A A. sx.,a ~,
family, part new wheat, on the wharf a. se sa 40
per Dbl. 49, A"ii' A' az 1910
GRAIN-The only sales reported 49, 49,
bushels oats, in two lots, at 5oa sac. and o7s ~
from store at 54c per bu. - : = uo
sale of 81 bbis at s5c per gallon
lBACON1-Ass sale Of 5000 lbs shoulders at &c
per lb cash. sf s - :
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- NOTICE.
In the matter IF &e Red Estate Of Jacob Ragar,

To Mary Ragar, widow Of said deceased, and issue
as follows, TO wit: Henry Rager, Michael kager,
John Rager, Isaac Ragar, David Ragex, Mary
Rager, Jacob Rager, sChristiana, inten1ar-ied
with David Bracken, Catherine, internaIried
with David Paul, Margaret, intermarried with
Thomas Gouehenour, Philip Rsser- Geo Rager
and Israel C.. Rager. .4 z
TAKE NOTICE, that in pursuance Of a writ
Of partition issued out Of the Orphans Court OF
Cambria county, and to me directed, will pro
ceed to hold AN inquisition the real estate of
the above decedent, on the 9th dav Of August.
1865, at which time and place you may attend il
you think proper.
A. DURBIN, Sheriff.
July Is. 1855. sslsss4. 81 s.ls tlst-
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a N Examination of Teachers for the Public
N Schools of Washington District, viii take
place at the School House at Hernfock, on Sat
urday the IL, day of August next. Applicants for
schools will please attend. Z ss
By Order of the Board.
July 25.' 'lS55.-St.
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svaIuaAde Property FOrssale.

.HyHE subscriber offers for sale farm, situate
II two miles from CauolltoNn, in Carroll tp
Camlsia cosrb ty., a1dsGninipg land Of Mrs Hayns,
acres, 20 or 80 acres Of which are cleareds with
hewed log house azd barn thereon erected-i. The
land is of good quality, with several never falling
springs of water, and conveniently situated for
roads, mills, &C.. An indisputable title viii Be
given, aud Germs made easy.
FRANCIS GILLASP3El
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AuditOr,s notice,

LEWIS B. DUNMfER1 In the. Eoufr1f Common
.ps.fr Pleas Of Gdmbsia County
EI1sAA MYERS = Hzsd Erpoaasss No. s87
vng ~ March Term 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed Auditor by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Gambia sCoanty, to marshall
the process af defendants Real Estate, shd on the
above writ, aud that he will sit for that purpose
at his Office in Ebensburg on Monday the 18th
day of August next, at which time and place all
persons interested may attend ~, s - -
July Is, 1856. JOHN 5. RHEY. .
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the 6rm Of George
IA Murray, or Gsrge Murray & Son, are here
by notised. that the notes and accounts Of said
firms have been placed in hands for collection,
and that, unless payment be made Immediately,
siits VIII be brought to-aforce It. = .ef-
- JOHNSTON A. MULLEN. p
April II, I855--tf. nr t-t .is
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strayed or stolen.

fR0M the farm of the. subscriber, residing in
susquehaana township, Cambria county. a
ensat red Cow, years old, sharp hornes,-very
are Sswo holes bored in each horn. All per- ons
soy cautioned not to purchase said Cow.
July Ok "a. JOHN VARBLE.
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.GR0CERY SToRE.i

ME subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
/ of jefferson and vicinity, that they have taken
the Stand recently occupied by B. Craig, whore
they have Just received, and will at all times keep
ON had an extensive supply ofGRocERIEs, Fish,
BACON, FLoyR, &c, &C. - 80
Their terms. will he moderate, and no pains viii
be spared to Accommodate the public SzAoSe
patronage they respectfully sdkeit.
JOHN WHERifT & Co.
April %, 1855. 80 - ss'ss .ss
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Cambria County SIS /:

Cambria County IS:
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, TO he heirs
and Legal refvesentatipesof Of George Weisez late
Of caaemd,tgh tp. ard also to George Murray
Erecaaor Of said deceased
.s-,s.t .-- - - GREETING
We command you, and every of you, that you
90 IN your own proper persons appear before our
Judges at Ebensburg, atour Orphans Court there
O be held on Monday the third day of September
next, l,e at one O'Clock P. M. to answer George
Sheater in the matter Of bisuetition for a decree
20 enforce the Specific performances of a contract
enlered emu INTO with the said George Vessel for the
sale OF certain real estate, in Conemaugh towns.
ship: and herein fail not. -
ds 'lness ~ the honorable George Taylor, Presi-
day of July A. D. 1855 @ ''' --''''A
.s,a W. g. BARBOUR, Cl'k.
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Cambria COunty'SS: xsssssY
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to the heirs
and Legal representatives Of George lReisel late of
Coaemaagh IN. deceased :-1@--~-s--~s-.

@ e. I'LL g fnETINa
We command you, and every, of you, that you
do in your o@n proper persons appear before our
Judges at Ebensbusg, at an 0rphan's Court there
to be held On Monday, Sd DAY OF September next
at one o'clock p. NJ. to answer George Murray,
IN the matter Of his decree to enforce the Specific
performance of a contract entered into with the
SAID George Murray for the sale of certain real
estate, In Conemaugh township and herein fail
not. 80 -
Witness the Honorable George Tay1or. Presi-
dent of our said Court, at Ebensbuross flte S;utb
day of July, A. D. 1866.
- w. Q. BARBOUR, ck.
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as4s = 8 Geo. w. Todd, Sxfshs fiaf rlrtls
CONRAD s. WALTON, IlsF ).
Importers & wholesale Dealers in Hardwars,
.i-s- Cutlery, &C., No. 255 Market Street,
Philadelphia. ff. 30 vfM

II EEP constantly Qr hand the genuine limo
N Thy Slack IS Ayers, Win, Iann's, Beatty 5,
and Hunts superior Axss, Conrad & Walton,s
superior polished Steel Shoyeis, Darling S5,Wai-
dron's Grass and Cradling- -Scythes, Common and
Patent Scytae Snaths, Patent Clothes Pins, &c,
&C., whch they offer for sale on reasonable terms.
to country dealers only
JanualE 25, 1855.
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.PUBLIC KOTICE.
New Grad Duchy of Baden Lottery. Loan.

TyHIS Loan is guaranteed by the government [,
Il and wi1 be drawn in different prizes. as fol :
IA Of $1,000 rs ~ lls 54pf 10000 Els.
II of s5 0 Fla % Of l6 900 FIs- Of IL 900 Els
55 :. 1000 g. 40 :. 1000 :" !" 400 :.
So s goo Sc. VSo 80. isss i'OO0
The next Drawipg takes place at carisrhfie. un-
der the Directiqz Of the Baden Government, on
The 31sf Aagusf, 1885, ,s-r
when every drawn number must obtain one Of
the above-rsertioned frfzcs, which viii be paid
in Cash, atthe Offices of the undersigned Those
fortunate shareholders not residing oa the spot,
will have their amount Of Prizes gained paid to
them through an established Bank The Lists of
the result viii be sent 10 each Shareholder, aud
the successful numbers published in the News
papers.
The following advantages are given by taking
number of Tickets, viz So -.
IL Tickets cost only $50 so tx 5. cost only $50
The Price of Tickets can be sent in Bank Notes
OF Drafts, payable in any of the commercial towns
Of Germany, Holland, France, England, Scotland,
or Ireland
For Tickets aud Prespectuses apply to the I'M
dersgned Banking house, which is appointed for
y MoRIz sTIEBEL SONS, -
kasale4;s,
- FRANKFORT-oN-T THE MAINE.
- 1sa = .H GERMANY.
N. B.lLetters TO be- directed per Steamer.
via Liverpool" to MoRaz SrIEBEL SpNs, Bankers
in Frankforten the Maine. -
Rerniftancss which arriye, after. the Day o.
Drawing, wal be turned, or invested in the nexi
Drawing. at the option of the sender
July il, 1865
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Cambria County SIS:
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to The heirs
and Legal representatives Of George Heasel late
Of Gonenaat.gh p. deceGsed-
1ss. GREEr1NG:
We command You, and every of you, that
you do IN your own proper persons appear before
our Judges at Ebensburg, at an Orphans Court
these to be held ON Monday Sd day of September
nex. at one.o clock p. NJ. to answer George Muir
ray, in the matter Of his petition for decree to
enforce The Specific performance of contract en-
tered into with the Said George Weisel for the
sale Of pertain real estate. in ConaFpaugh town
ship and herein fail not. aEs II
Witness the Honorable George Taylor; Presi-
dent of our said Court at Ebensburg, the ninth
day of July, A. d. 1855. se W
VIC. BARBOUR Cpk.
July 1s, 1856.
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Trial Listfor september Term. 1855.

II IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at a
1/Court of Common Pleas, to. be hele at Ebens-
burg in and for tine county Of Cambria, on MON
DAY, the Sd day Of September, 1855:
FIRST WEEK
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ing House IN New York which viii enable.a to
tings made to- order Also, Spectacle Glasses
.sss HOLMES & YOUNG, Main Street. =
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i-z.s NEW GOODS.
FIRE. FIRE!f FIRE.t:

DANAMA. Beghorn, Empire, Magyar, Palm,
and in fact every variety and style Of fashion
able Hats, for sale cheap, at 800 z
JOHN M'C0Y'S.
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n B. Pe.sons having accounts with the sub
scriber of over months standing, are requested
to call and settle them JOHN ACOX- l
Jefferson, June 6, 1855. - s5f5
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1 AIDES DRESS GOODS, Lawns, Bareges, Silk
l. Challies, Swiss, &c, 'chsapat
HETh = JOEN RCOY'S.
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CALT, Nails, Oils, Fish, &C.. very lowsat
. -. i John MCoY,s
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4. LARGE le< of Ready Made Clothing Of almos
r. every quality, cheap at JOHN MsCoN'S.
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TyHIS Loan is guaranteed by the governmen I,
Il and wii be drawn in different prizes, as fol :
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AIDES, Misses, and Childrens gaiters, fin
L variety. at = ..ss JOHN MCOl s.
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II q 10 oOtLlh q y lols't<*s - 4
5-.,a Le.l.frfsa First Store above Chestnut.
eo-orlers or fetters a iaquiTy Tor Law Books
from the country promptly attended TO- ey.iss
Ebensburg. June 81, 1855. asE trsrl'--i
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CITY Tx S.aEE

NOIiCE Is hereby given, that i will cell at thu
Iity Council Room, in the city Of Burlington
LES Molnes Ciunty, State Of Iowa, On the first Mon
day, 9th day Of February, 1855, all the Lots, Out.
LOIS, and parcels Of ground in said city, on which
the faxes are due and unpaid for the year S53 -
Gale to take place between the hours u ten O'Clock
A., ~ and o'clock r ". Of said day, and to ontE-
ne from day tc day until all such lots are Sold .iz
Lot No. l. IL, 13a, IA, und Is, IS, asa, h AZ
lsx69 Of 4S, 10x50 Of 49, 3OxsO of So, l5x2O Of S.
2ux59 Of II, rs, rs, n n, 1SxllS of 81, COX Of
10y lO2, Of 123, l24, Isl. 1876, 1885, l57 .. 1872
80 ft Ill ls3, 4ox59 Of 1913, 2Ox2S of 1885, 30 Of
part 2Ox60 Of 244. 20x60 Of 252, % 4x60 or 257,
59x60 Of 25S 269, 29l 299, 3O6 325, 3Ox42 Of 335,
lOx3O q 1886, - 1853, 35Sa $685. 5SxfO Of $751; !7x6O
Of 49, Alb, 4ox60 Of 1885, 5Sx6O of 446a, 29x60 Of
49, sOxil7 Of 455, ABA, 49, Asst, Asia. aga 2Sx60
66xli7 of SIS, 2O7, 20s, 553. Sos, "a 592, 500,
594 59s, 500, 900, 6l2. l3lxl17 Of 627, part 62s,
63l 635, 636b 636a, In i 63S, 90xl17 Of 644 85l
80 f 657 $780, 6s1. 700, 7oI, 7o2, 7l3, vi 72s,
76 n, 49, part Of 20, 49, !7S2 lsoxll7 Fl lot
sso, igoxl7 Of 500, 907a, lot in block 912, 6 in
block 9l4 and 10 in block 919, a22b, 926,
y26, 92Sa. e 4 932, So in $40, 4e 942a, s 1870
~ yl2a, 9ox2f0 IT 912a, lots and in 94S J. 2, 3
and in block 951; in block 952 lot in ora; lot
20 in 95i; As, 20, ia and II in block 957 and
in 95s; !, 2, TO- IL and u in $780, 2 8, TO- II andl2
N 500; 2, 3, 4, s. s, IL and Is in 962 and in $685.
20 and 81 in 967 Is in 900: and IL in 9TG; 6 I.
9 Of "a and I Of Is non; IA, 5, n and Ii in
yI2; 3, 10, II and - in 3D. 100 e. Of 977 26Ox
24o Of 97S; und If 60x240 Of 979; W s Of y7ya;
e 979c; " 20 n 979c; und ! and o. 10 in 93l:
3sux4eo in $50; 50x90 # $685. 9oxlO0 Of 1885, u leo
Of 9s9. Lots i, Peasley's Addition to Burlington
10, a. 35. 36, 81 and 49, Lots in lIenry's ton
to Burlington and IS. Lots in Barrett's Addition
TO Burlington, 5, s. Z, g. md in block2 s. 6,
Z, s. and 10 in block 3 7, s, g. 10, H. L. 49, a.
10, l6, II and 10 in llock s; l,2, A. and il 10
block 8; 10. II and II in block 8; and 5 in block
9 and II in block IL; 2, 8, and 5 in block Il;
2, 4, 5, and in block Is II in block II and
in bloc 81; 1,6 and in block % 9, 10 and IL in
block %; 3, 4, 5, g. and in block SO; III. 1917
and Is in block IS in block AZ; and s in block
I3; in block A. S, g. 10 and | in block 46 6 in
block A.: 2. 3, 4, and in block As; III in block
5l 10 and IL in block 81; 1, 4, 5, and in block
Sc; in block 81 /; 2, 3, 4, and 6. in block So; l
j n block SO. NEWLIMITS
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MURDER IN CINcINsArI. = A notorious rowdy
named James Kelly, was killed about ne O'Clock
this morning, on the corner Of Main and Thirteenth
streets, by = woman named Mary Ann CASTILLO, a
prostitute. Miss Castelo in company with Josephine
White, was walking along the street. when Kelly
came up. and, without provocation, knocked them
down. Miss White to her feet, and inflicted q
slight wound in Kelley's chin with small pocket
knife. Mary Costello then stabbed him with a large
towe-knife, under the r, severng the arteries,
an inhicting wound of such nature that he died
of hemorrhage in few minutes. The coroner was
SUNNI, ned, and rendered verdict that the 0eceas,
had died of hem rrhage from wound received in an
ARRAY in which he was the aggressor. The woman
wes brought before the Police G. urt this morning,
and discharged from custody.-[Cin. CON-, 18th.
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One OF THE DIGNITARIEs.-It is related
we do not affirm the truth of the story-of
one of the country members Of the late gen.
eral court, that, arriving in that city by one
Of the late trains on the day of the opening
Of the sess on, he rushed Immediately to the
State House, and after some trouble in find
ing Representatives hall, hurried to the
Speakers desk, and saluted that august
presence rs follows:
''Mr. Speaker, good morning; how dye do?
Rather late, missed the cars. icish you
uould sho,o me to my room, right ofr'
That Representative has got good deal to
learn before spring.-[Boston Journal.
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STAGE LINE AccIDENr-A MANS HAND
CUT orF.-Last night, the stage on its way
from Ottumwa to this place, ran upon the
bank and upset. The accident occurred near
school house some two miles below town.
A gentleman from Quincy had his hand cut
of, or so nearly, that it had to be amputated,
as soon as medical aid could be obtained.
1t was mashed of at the wrist. Some other
passengers were injured more or less. 1t is
not long since an old gentleman was killed
between this and Ottumwa, Mr.. Oldham,
whose son resides near town.
We have no disposition to find fault with
the stage company, but these accidents are
too frequent. We think selection of dri-
yers who do not use spirituous liquors would
diminish accidents. Press.
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The SroRx.-The Chicago Dem. Press
gives an interesting account of the terrible
storm Of Sunday. Several buildings were
unroofsd, and numerous signs, awnings, bal
ustrades, and even wood piles were forced
from their positions and borne whirling
through the air. s'Isolated buildings sh ok
fearfully, and nervous people abandoned up
per stories" small sloop with eight men
,on board was noticed at anchor in the hap
Dor, but was missing next morning, and was
supposed to have Como down with all on
board during the night.
Very many Of the drifts ON Lake street
were ten feet high, and our old friend VIM.
Israel in note to US places the depth of
some of the drifts ut Is feet. .tai
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More New Books.

I HAVE this day received by Express, from sw
i York. fine lot of New Books, among which 'ay
be found the very popular works entitled
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern:
Ida May; Life OF Barnu,n;
The Dovecote the Heart the Eomestea. !;
Mary Dundas, Wanderers. and other tales
Clo7ernook Chi drcp, by Alice Carey;
Jennie Morrison, or the Discipline Of Life;
Hypatia, or New Foes with an Old Face;
Capt. Canot, or 20 years of an African 81; y,r;
Gn,zot's popular Tales;
Know Nothing Token, Jan. 1855;
Gerald Massey's Poems;
Carpenters Composition Physiology
Nature in Disease; Preservation of He. til;
Dashes IF American Ilufnor;
Mrs. Partingtn's Carpet Rag, &C., &c.
Besides which will be found an assoltlneI o. ether
Miscellaneous and Religious works; Sabbath scht ii
books; Bible and Tract Society's publicati ns ard
large lot Of School books for whoesaleas We retail
purposes. Stat oncry of all kinds. &c, dc.
L. A. VAN METER, q
Jan. IL. No. 2 Barrett House B ock.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

CONC! GorNG MIR. Scott is Offering his
large stock Of. goods 1t greatly reduced
prices, in order to close out, to make room
for his Spring purchases. Persons in want
Of Dry Goods and Groceries will find good
articles, at low figures, by calling upon Mr..
Henry II. Scott, Hawk-Eye building, Main
street. hy7,nt
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

The editor of the Corondolct Spirit of the
West says some persons have threatened to
mob him, and intimates that in the event of
such contingency the mobbers will find that
he, the editor, don't always con6ne himself
to paper bullets.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

SuTcIDE.-James Truman committed 81 :
eide in Shelby county, KY, near the Frank
fort railroad, about three weeks ago, by
hanging himself with cord to the limb of a
tree. His body was not discovered until last
Tuesday. He was about thirty-6ve years of
age. We have not learned the cause which
led him to commit the rash act. ,.-,~,
Mr.. Truman resided in Louisville for six
or eight years, and studied law with Col.
johnson, the present Judge of the city court.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-01

- WIDow's LAMESr.-The Shasta Courier has the
snbjoned experience of an Oregon widow, during her
sojourn en- the Pacific coast:
= Ihaye indeed been most unfortunate, both of MY
arms are slightly pasied, each of legs have been
broken; my health Is generally bad; have had four
husbands in my time, but they all up and died, poor
things; and had four yoke tf oxen, and the cussed
Indians stole and eat them. ~