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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-31

Nun ri 81 .ta Mataal Fra, Marine InsRranes
Company Of St. Louis.
CAPITAL Ssoa.ooo aud co asia siy Increasing.
pIIkCTORS:
n n P.r> C. Greedy, S.M. kdgeus
~ NV b. W. Alexander, r. Wyman.
is ascaAe, D.A, 1anaary> c, II, fsck.
poiicies issaed from 80 dsysto Ok years. and
cared participate in The whole rreass.
For iafor assiea en- sare oftae antess,sSs1 IGN
a. Davenport .. L. oA' N-i S
Jafy .ath, iSSi-;rs-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-31
St. foais.
Autumn and Winter Sales

30 ''e MAIN fIRIEt, 81. lotR.. ss
AVE- sow IL store heavy aud een,ig.
u i H0oals sullahlr Tor fhr gslt sl.k
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-31

Jurnip Seed
1usT received per Express and FOR
q ssie cy naIzftr BRO.
jays Frart ana Parry :
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-31

OF atlieseriptions, on hand and made To order =
\(Al.o Sheet Iron work viz; moke Pipe, Rrcreh
es. &c. ae, made On Short notiee--atEayie WORK.
Chicago
Dec. Is 81 p. w. GATES AcO
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IRON pLANER

winch they have recently put in operation which
Is cal,a"ie OF planning twenty feet in length. f,r Y
r': inches IN width and f"r'ytwo inches in dcpl,.
WIN "h'ch they are prepared with experience j
w"rkmcn to do any Jobs of planine at Short nn,cs
10 The entire satisfaction of their customers. Ther
nave also IN connection with their business exncri-
enced Pattern Makers, and can supply order, in
- The Board and C!apboard Plancr. and
''oi'ting Machine connected with t, establish mcnt
are n. operation and constantly prepared with ex
Periencei workmen for business in Til, line.
St.Johnsburv, VI, July :. 1854 ss.f
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Sale Of Real Estate.

WE subscriber offers for sale the following do
,, '.' f;.ta'e, situated about three miles
IRON me village IN Barton. in Orleans Couutv.
FARM Of aboat $40 acres. about l:,;, ,oros
"''nef Improvement and in good state Of cult;y,
non NE balance is timber land well tmacrcJ a.
.'' 'afi Is Young orchard Of grated tluit If 1os
trees The buildings are hearty new.
ALSO,
\ new SAW MILL. built in the most :,
manner: about iailc from the aforesaid fam
ALSO,
9OO ACHES TiM3EE LAND. wclltinhcre,
near the aforesaid n.iH. 'e'i' iEihS
FOR prices and terms snsrre Of the >uI,scrivor ON
'he Nr":n>"S: Or Vi JOItN" SAETLF ~ pa.. vi
W-E"H w. LORD.
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Wafer Wlccls u Board Machines

TsilE HADLEY WATER WHEEL onew,,J CO..
. lerI"r article, will be kept for sale at Mr. Joel
Ha>fi"G~ Mac'''re Shop, ST. John>burv. tv J. NJ
=, Letters addressed to John " Child or Stcnbeu
ii'diey. 'r;, Monroe y. H.. for said Wheels and
h"afi Machines Of Mr. Hadlevs ]at'er,.s. viii re-
'".T" ,f'rm!'' a''-iltl.,l
49,. Y
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JOSEPH DlCKEY'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District
At Probate Court held at DaMci,le. in said district
on the 18th div Of March. 4. u. lS55
NIlEREAS. James t;iIchrist. Executor Of the
w last will and Testament. of Joseph Dckev.
late Of Hvcgate. in sal, district ccoa cd proposes to
render an account Of his administration. and 10 pre-
sent his account against said rtat" for examination
and allowance for the purpose of making partition
and distribution of the rcs;u" Of said estate under
decree Of said court, among the persons who are
b." law entitled to the Ii is therefore ordered
by said court that the same under cons ;era
ton and lie heard at the Probate Office in said Dam
vile. on the 10th day of April \. u. $50 And it
is further that all persons Interested be roti
fled hereof hy publication OF copy ~ the record
o! this order in Inc CaIcdonian printed nj St Johns
bury, three weeks successfully previous to said
time OF hearing. that the, may appear and contest
tie allowance 81 said accou-: they see cause: and
also he heard by said court in TIE matter .: par
tition and distribution of sail estate.
BY the Court, Attest
CIlAS. 5. DANA. Judge OF Probate.
4 true copy Of Record .2lw5
Ntc>t. &. 4. I'll RnANK Register
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Buy Me and Iii Do You Good

i'N - cents fora pant. and ,. Ter c1ll.t hn,tIc
'.H. 'IN>','1i treat Sprin- ;,ii Summer Melj
r. i,"chr"n'. Wild Cherry E,rk. rrichIev Ash
:, 'liiI"'" Root. Slr>rIaril!. Thorru.jIv,r.
;nahdrak" and EhI.bnr', ruor and II.rrJ,1>r,,,
hi'ttE>. iiiS medicine hi, beer, cn,,>,.,,.I, -,
!" inPiic estimation tor IKE wears. and i
. ~ N'''" ,@ri I" he the b'<aDi,i ,yeA meA
''' ~ ne "'lM The effect Of this ,u.I;ci,,. j.; ,.
"'",','"' IL acts directly upon the bowels and
'''' 10y 'c'n"vin% al distractions from the n.cr-
n'' ''c'i>' stimulating them 10 hcn1l,y ar,,o ,,,
'''' ,'in'a;li> of lie and vor prrifyinn
' '""' cleansing il from all hun,or> ,rl
~ ~ ''"r>" Anew through every bart or tlc Lnl,
'''H cure ami eradicate from the >v,tc,, E,..
.''i'','ii', mat main vice. OF 50 man, r.,
i'',"n'e' IN Il worst forms a Til Oh,
''''i "E>i'''> a, c">iivcilr>> h..rn,-. ,Lo
liz .'.!' SAIL 'dI- c>::".l. headache. dizziness
'+~ "e.r'b'Fil. "cll -, pain III the side. and
'''"iriiry los al appetite and all k;nlrnJ
n!''",' 'h'''ed by ,i-or'Iercd stomach urh,d
''''" Which all are more or les >ul,i,rt in
i'"'I summer Coughs and colds arr. n ~ H., -,
,r"sen up and cured at once. O.,c ., ~ I H. use
a"T I'o; ;,; Ai sold by I'll merchants. in eycry town
'.'' ,,,' &C. Nh" >'1 ,h"I;cnr-ln $, J,.i,,,.,
''' = !. h'n"i:''ii @;l HI II w.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-07

3 ARD. SOFT, OR MINED WOOD SLED
length. IT,. 81 fitted for stoves. furnished o.,
me .h"rf"-' motto" Orders lcf. at Lawrence. ,,'
Ter lard. Eailros street or Lawrence & H,rrc,,.s
i."'"' 'f Aiiii on =: bose River, will receive mmcdi
a:e attention. '''''e'''
ST. Jollnsburr n - ISL. o,,..
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A Tenement to Let.

VIE subscriber has a tenement TO let conven-
lent for one family. Also for sale. a few TUBs
OF prime butter. ALIEN. LANG.
81. J0lnsburv, March %, 1853. 921w3
NOTICE is hereby given that have This dav
L given nv son. Horace f.. Gage, his time dur
ing the remainder Of his minority. to transact bust.
ness for himself. and shall claim none of his carr
ingS nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. HARMON GAGE
Attest, WV. II. H.RTsuoRN.
Guillla.l, March IL, 1855. 92lw3
NOTICE. Being the owners Of a certain lot of
land the town Of Concord. in the county Of
Essex. which is subject to the maintenance of one
Betsey Stanford Of Concord, and having provided
for her support and maintenance, according to the
conditions expressed in certain deed, bv which
the same is secured: we therefore hereby forbid all
persons harboring or trusting her for the same ON
our account, with an intention to charge the in
terest she may have in said land
ABNER SMITH
SOLOMON SMITH,
Concord, March II, 4. ID. 1855. 921w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-07
For the Sick! For the Sirk

One bottle Of Ilohcisack's Worm Srrnn. c.,. ~.
cents.
One box Of lIohen~ack'~ Liver Pill. Coz. - ..
lhTee 'i">"> ll"hcii-ack> Worm Syrrr, cur :,
Stevens child of WORMS. III
s. d">c> 81 li"bcr-;ich-- Worm Svrl1n c,,rei :.
Hame-' child. ~
one box Of llohc1i~ack'> Liver PillS cured e.. 4
>mith"f Dyspepsia and the Liver Co1l,.l.,..
bUc-haif box ii.lr.ll>sch-- Livrr Pill rpr.l.l
~ Wort case Of yellow Iaui,iice.
lire" boxes I!"!.rnsack' Liver Pill crraa T.
ran" Clay. 81 k"n;uckv. of Liver Com.
seven wears Standing.
>X i;"''l"- lIo'e.i-ack'~ Worm Svrll,, s....s -.
ne Of \. PAU al y J.. Tx causing him -'
tai". ;,orrn 2oi inches long.
lhr-" bottles II ',..ii~tcik~ Worm Sym, 4...
tape worm 90 inches III length. AM IN. =.
r 81 j. H"ciioli!ilt-er. Of Lancaster C....-
p
on" Eo;tieof i',benSack'> Worm Srr,l,. ,.y..
NJ. Charo- II LII child. of Frankfort T..
il lie. She PASSED 6" large worms. a-..- :.
Iohl liar:. Philadelphia Comfy. Pa. W. .-
.''ii T"sr-: wa-tel 'oa skeleton: tonb -.,..,...
OF N"rn Syrup. and lr>-el some * h.. .-.4
w''r1u- a'll 49, r,.--"rci L. health
Il. EnTinau'> child wa> sick AMI hal T., - =.
:,ar--vs- ''Ean"uiiced incurabe tx them. .-'
lr' .1y-.ciali-. w:> cured TX 1>:ri- t.. s- d.
al ii"''li>ac@- Worm Syrup. which G.. M. -
CONS each.
W. \. Howard. Of Loui-rill,. Ky. aha -.. Pr.
n"uiir''i Eic'rshl'. with Liver C.nn,,3-,- .
"-l' i'"N'% II Liver PHI. and III : ,.,-.A- u.-
>,,rcl - i,.i.i.
A.: vi. h"re SAFE :" all that have H. -.
n 'j.'i'~. il hoy lav, no. ,l,q.a AL that -
l''' ii..ri. t. money viii be r..u1rel. la-,.
''i' ;''.'~'.'l --":-.'"'-.y. and all pub, ..,.
To- IL Inc.
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!" ) i:"'iic> TO cure l:nlr.r> on tie t:,ce.
|" " bottles :" cur" The system oi bile,
|" " bottles I" cIIt" worst case "i rilovorlu.
|" " bottles To cure >alt rl,:Iln
Il" bottles i"curc >caIy rlupti,.!s.
to bottles To- cure >cruiu,a
10 bottles 20 cure cAnc"rnU~ affections.
t To bottles to cure 81 runnu, sores
he first bottle always doe, rood and , ,,o...
cure Is warranted if directions ar. l,i,ryaI ,r:.,,
ms medicine has never bcc, cNtcn~iv..I.. ,I':r
.>e' n'H has come into general ne upon il, owe,
intrinsic merit. and has become the nnt ,,',.,,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-07
CONGRESS STREET CARDS.

Congress Street commences between II X - State
Street, crosses Wafer and Milk. continues between
Pearl and Federal. running paral!" with them AMI
terminates on Broad street The street formerly
called Atkinson Is now portion al Congress. upon
which have been recently erected many large and
coInmodio,iS warehouses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-07
HumOr Remedy.

ID me world. and we take pleasure in a..ur;,. y,
p'!''i'c mat at $4,000 c;l>r, in New Er.L,., .,,l
:.''' within the precincts % i:n,tnu. O. ", IN .,,,
"'>'''ic" il;> 1t been Unsuccessful in rcr;r,;,,r
cure ana III t!Ii~ the child ceased t,,i,,,, H.
'n're;' ON account "tthc itching %! the lu,n,r ~
IL wa "r''eH ont from her system. We hnv.. rn
'I' LOT testimonials hut l"r>on> to he cnny,r+J
u Us superior merits have only 70 Try n, ~
Prepared and sold hv Dr.. IL. GRLt. !: u
o'"" HsS', ian. at his Office and .l -, H.
- hromiield street. Boston, ",
l"r >ac IN st. John>burv. hyJ {. Eiuol,,, ,,,1
y, n'""@i't' generally. tir !lr- witt; .l','I,
may be "htai:l.- ii the acc,,t .r -. .i'
~ o'l'. or sent by ,..a. free of char. f. ,,'
One requesting it. " any
III "'+"n c"n'ii'u" 20 @i,-a advice hv I..,..
49, "i'"3 ~ ~ n:.-,.- t..c 81 ..,.3r.-.
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SUGAR PANS.

SUGAR PANS made of whole sheet caIvanize,
~ and common sheet iron: also Russia iron Pans
"a first rate article--for sale BY
DOYNTON & DEMTNG.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 81. lA... 9lIw1o
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:. PIANaT0RTES. Remorz

-.'-1ry. 4 lie -H..-''r,i'rr wou'l -
! = :. inform hi Il ends ana ft..-f..
tie l;t> Renewed H. rano Naillf,lc...-, .t.f r..
." ~. r'lA Ire y, !Dlcoi' building :. - rr,,
.1"V '.-''uli"l hr Tie Mc~>r- Ciiica..--.- =, :,
Washington Sire. Il teu 3oar- >ori. - e.
ii &C. "l.'r' E' 'ii'r> Tor sale. ~ liz '.r.. .a
+ - Il -, No." :i>>"r''nr'-" II HI ~EIIf :
II. EH-iN - 1InN PLiND>.~ Is, "a. .,
Il i'i-.-i. Which. II The cclmi,.ii.l 81. "a. -
'.'-'i '''. touch al 1ura'ili.y el,., ~. :,
:. - Il >1.~ft--.-i Nv ::iv IL The country.
n.rHiiL HLN>. 80 Na>h,--.,, 81.
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WHERE DID II COME FROM "A few day,
:'1|'' quite curiosity vas brought up from
the bottom Of tie artesian we'll in Livineton.
alabama Alta distance Of 33J feet in the
:"k' \" "sS =as found, completely petrifiv,l,
and perfect in shacc, a,y: where ,hc anger
81, ''"faec:i. 3r;..:.
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heavy boots and hroc,:ls. Our heavy machines are
peculiarly fitted for c:.rr!atc and harness lirkin-
and sew with very heavy linen thread, either with
or without wax. These are the only mac!llne~ ever
manufactured capable OF doirs such work. Price,
from SO 90 to $50 "n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-07

\" ex'''>iv" '--'r-,nei.: Il SITI1> a.: al Ms
.''f.'l'.tEra '"".- a.. A.. li"nne ;'sa, ..--'-
@ 't'r i1.t rec. "rlla;l,i.::.i tree -li.i> gap,
49,. 1'-,'I--. a..
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NEW
CLOTHING STORE.
CUSTOM WORK

and are prepared TO supply all in wan, Of ANY
these articles AZ price = low - can be- lounl
ANY ether place
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

now prepared 10 receive Goods, Wares aud
L Merchandise on consignment. for private ,aas
OF Anesios, i IN rendi ess nj IN Zines 20 attend
Farmers Sales in the Country IN reasonable terms.
:, ~ Particular attention paid to sales II Reai
Estate. fnrnitnre. Stock &c See III -
TT Store on Jefferson street between Msa md
HaieI. rse@ aelasaa zast tncf. II.
!; s,-H"w in store and fsr sse ehenr, genera
stork Of Merchandise =. -
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sesi{ sr,te New YORK, Nov. "a.
The schooner Eulora from this port, bound
east, has been lying at anchor for the last four
or five days, between this city and Hunts Island
above Hurlgate. Last night she was discovered
to be sunk. The cook, a negro, who came
ashore from her, on being questioned, could only
state that the captain and mate had left the ves-
sci previously. This story being doubted the
man was detained. His clothes were marked
with blood, in his pocket were three pocket books
continuing seventy or eighty dollars. 1t is sup
posed he murdered the captain and mate for
the purpose Of robbing them, and scuttled the
nGesscl. The schooner lies in s or I feet ofwater
at low tide. ss83
The body Of Edward Neville, late proprietor
of the Kings County Hotel, who has been miss
ing since the 9th inst, was found in the water at
Gowanus, near Greenwood, this forenoon. The
body was much disfgured. On his person were
found his gold watch, which stopped at It o'clock
eleven shlngs in change, and some papers. 1t
is said that some of the papers indicate that his
death was by his own act.
The steamboat Northern Light, for San Juan
Nicaragua, left at O'clock with large number
of passengers for California. .al s
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DISCOVERED AT LAST.
A Mystery Erp'ained-A Revolution Ger
tain Victory is ours--For
Sore Eyes. Use
U HARDY,S EVE RAIM

i. v. ahhO y T. T. odAW.a
THE best, quickest most certain, and decidedly the
most pleasant Remedy offered to this public. l,
will cure case It matters how long standing
Cases Of short duration cured In from twelve thr
tysix hours. 1t relieves the pain the very first APP
piication sa F7 sa
Mr.. l. V. HARDY-Dcar Sir: Ny son. John II. Agcc,
afflicted with abou, the last of September,
and bad his eyes that he could bear the
light Of the by day fire candle by night and very
painful withal. so much that fearful his Sigh,
would be destroyed badly injured, he in this
dtion at the time heard Of valuable remedy you
preparing called Eye Balm applied you the Sd of
and obtained small box Of your valuable Eye
balm a: used according to directions and in days
time it had M ,de perfect cure of his eyes younger
son, about the same time, was taken and his eyes
very much nhamed and painful, but few applications
in two three in my family where the sore eyes
began to make their appearance. Aso Of Mrs
Shearer had the sore bad that his mother thought
he would blindcoud not admit of light in any shape
furnished him with little of your Balm and In few
days he was going about and his eyes in well.
In the case of my well Mrs Shcarer's had
tried every remedy that could hear Of and physicians
prescriptions, but all failed to give rclef-and hereby
preventive in every case that have had the pleasure
of seeing 1t used. Yours respectfully.
Oct. II, 1855. ... r.., PLEASANT AGEE
We could offer hundreds Of just such recommendations
the above, (some from Pyscians) but deem
essary.
till tried keep SILENT lend influence, for it
humbug.
This Balm Is prepared only in Huntsville Mo-, by l. v
Hardy Co.. to whom all orders for Agencies be
agents can have it sent to them by mail by addressing
(post-paid) us. For 81 We send five boxes. Price rs
cents per box
Sold in burlington by E. f. Gay.
H. Bakesey southwest corner of 81 and Chestnut
street. wholesale agent for St. Louis For sale by Drug.
gists generally. (oct. l1-dwSw
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: MARKET REPORTS.
Burlington Markets.

or q ~
BURLINGTON, Monday Evening.
The day has been fine, and more especially
pleasant, after the disagrecablc weather Of last
week. Business opened very brisk this morning
giving promise of very lively week, There is
little change tonote Most of the hogs in the
country have been contracted for. We quote at
$50o5 so; but are inclined to believe shade
more might be obtained for extra fine large
hogs. sfo as sE2 ny e 5a sa7s@
WHEAT--Wintcr ordinary 81 %; prime
81 25@l 30; extra, 81 35@l 40; Spring, 81
GOAL 25.
RYE-7Oc.
BARLEY-sl OO0ul % ...-.-s......g
OATS-25c.
BEANS-$i 90.
POTATOES
FLAX SEED-Sl %.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl 25.
CLOVER-$6 90. -<~.
Provisions &c.
P0RK-5c@5sc. q ID ~
LARD-9c.
'ss' HIDES-Dry, lo@13c.; Green, 5@Gc.
EGGS-lsc q doz.
FLOUR-City Mills, &c oo@s so u Dbl.
PORK-slS 90 p Dbl.
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From the N. T., Evening Post.
The True Issue. q

The course pursued by the administration and
by the last Congress, in repeating the Missouri
Compromise, and removing all distractions to
the extension and consequent Matchmaking Of
slavery, Justly aroused the indignation of the
country. 1t is not surprising that those whose
feeling and opinions were outraged by these wan
ton and reckless proceedings, determined to re-
sort to extreme measures for redress. Smarting
under this great and unprOvoked wrong and the
bad faith exhibited, demand Immediately went
forth for restoration of the Compromise act,
and there are some who yet perhaps press that
restoration as the measure and means of redress
But constituted as the Senate is, with many pro-
Tossing great difference to the principle of popu-
lar sovereignty, yet VIGOROUSLY setting popular
opinion in their states at defiance, restoration
Of the Compromise, however, desirable, hardly
can be hoped for until that body has undergone
considerable manipulation by the people
4 more comprehensive and many think bet
ter Issue is presented in the question Of limiting
slavery to the states, and prohibiting it in all the
territories beyond the jurisdiction Of the states
This is true theory Of the government. The con-
stitution went into operation, with no slavery in
any portion Of the territory owned by the United
States, nor was any authority or power delegated
to the government to establish the institution
Nor did the government ever establish It, or au-
thorzc it to be established in the territories in
the early years Of the republic. So far asst ex-
listed in the Southwestern territory, it by the
laws Of the states having jurisdiction before they
executed deeds of ccssion, and was continued by
virtue Of express conditions in those .deeds. In
the territory of Orleans, now the state Of Louis-
ana, il has existed under the laws OF both Spain
and France. But when Upper Louisiana, or the
territory north Of the thirty parallel of at
tudc was annexed and placed under the jarisdic.
ton of Indiana, 1t was restriction on slavery
Indirectly and insidio,sly, however, il vas intro
daccd into portions ofthat country, until a stand
Was made against its further extension, first in
organizing the territory OF Arkansas, and next
on the admission Of Missouri as state, with
demand on the part Of the men. earnest and res
Dilute in the first instance. tina. i should BIC drv-
en- back below the latitude OF thirty-three. where
It had been limited u lsoA The resul. was the
compromises established in 1890. by WHICH three
and a halt degrees were surrendered by the free
states and to which many were never fully rcc-
oncascd. hut the ahrogation Of that compromise
brings up the original question of limiting slave
~ entirely to the states practical question: and
one that must become an element u, our polnEss
until finally and efectuaily disposed OF, for on
that decision DEPENDS the nationality Of slavery.
hh extends into the territory, Il must be by the
authority or permission OF the central govern
ment and II Is no longer an institution of the
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CHICAGO, Saturday Evening, Nov. "a.

ss CHICAGO, Saturday Evening, Nov. "a.
q WnEAr-Dull and inactive. Very little doing
except it can be at once put on board. We hear
of some small sales of Spring at 81 ,46 in store,
which may perhaps be considered the outside fig
urc. Nothing doing in Winter.
CoRx-Nominal at so to Gle per Sc lbs. in store
OArs-In fair demand at Csc in store.
RYE-Stcady Mt 95c to 90.
BARLEy-Sl, 80 to l,35.
Z GRASS SEEDs-Timothy selling at 81, IL to :, %.
BUrrER-Frkins ls to 2O-Fresh roll 2Oto pc.
CHEEsE-Common country 6 to &c. W. R. 10
to lie. Hamburg IL to l24c.
EGGs-In good demand at % to Csc
GGEIcnTs- Nothing doing.
DRESSED HoGs-Markct rather better for heavy
at Sc, 50@ 81, oo-Iight S., $4,000
LIVE Hocs-S4,75 to $50 for corn fed, de-
pending upon weight and condition. Still fed
$500 to 4,59. r5ysz
MISS PoRx-Nsw city mess $1,000 to 1000.
BEEr-New Mess selling at $500.
LARp-No. 4, selling at 1l4to sec.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Preparations for Fall Trade.


T ARGEST and most extensive assortment of miscella-
IL neous books to be found In Iowa.
j. l.. CORSE has just received his fall stock of
Books and prepared to meet the demands Of per-
dealing exclusively in books, merchants who have
this branch Of business under their control.
PcddlerS notified that he has an extensive
stock Of books that he will sell ut eastern wholesale
prices. s-. -.s --.. .l
Printers are requested to examine his stock of Pa
pers Ink, Cards. &C., &C., which he will sell OH
isfactory to both parties.
Lawyers can be supplied from his assortment of
legal works with the Standards of the day. He would
ties" large quantity of which he has on hands, price
$3.50, vol Sa.h :
PHI ysicf0ns desiring anything in the medical cata-
logue can obtain it at his establishment
Ministers are at all times desired to make an cx-
animation of his stock.
Farmers will find the most practical agricultural
works of the day on his shelves.
Carpenters will do well to examine his stock of
architectural works.
The subscriber does not conne his selections to the
professions and trades but the lovers Of literature mt
Of his customers and that they realize SIN Books we have
friends for every mood comforters for every sorrow
glorious company Of mmorals scattering their in
uuences on the worn and beaten paths of daily life
Shapes hat haunt thoughts wilderness are around us
in toll and Suffering and mitigating labor soothing
care, giving keener relish to delight touching the he
roic stringin our mature with noble sentiment kind
ling our hearts, lifting imagnations and towering
alike over the couch OF health and the sick pillow, to
bless and cheer, and animate and console:"
Come one, come all. and look, and feast fruit that
can never give safety. JOHN l.. CORSE
Jefferson street, two doors OF Main, Burlington,
Iowa roo. Ie