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If you've got ANYTHING to do. 90 and do it

II you've got anything to do, go and do it
there Is nothing SO abominsbly mean rs ,
ioafer; an idle drone, who has no business
OF his own, but 60 from store to tavern, AMI
offices, lounging around on counters ant
chairs dealing out scandal and talking abou
| the women. If you have anything to do, e
att; and if you haven't anything to do, fine
something, sthem's our sentiments
James Irving, Of Pool notoriety. end vii.
liam Shaw, another ssfast man' were mulctet
IN $4,000 damages yesterday, by Brooklyn
Court, for mauling man on the race-c curse
last September.--N. Y. Trib. q.
Arumor prevails in Vienna that the Empe-
ror Napoleon is to visit that city after his
visit to London; also, that the Emperor
Francis Joseph and Queen Victoria will at
the same time visit his Majesty at Paris dur
ing the exhibition. The Queen will occupy
the Tuileris.
The Paris correspondent of the Courier and
Enquirer writes:
"The Emperor will positively, am assur-
ed, leave for Constantinople, via Vienna, inn
mediately on bis return from London.''
A hog said to weigh thirteen hundred and
thirteen pounds was taken through Toledo
on Friday last, on its way for exhibition in
New York. This monstrous animal is des-
cribed as three years old, three feet eli eht in
ches high, ard nine feet long. TWAS raised
near Monroe il Michigan.
GONE WEsr.-Our esteemed friend Andrew
Faior, BucNrus. has pitched his tent in Jas
per Co., Iowa, upon farm Of $50 acres, of
which he gives us fattering account as to
soil and location. SO our good Ohio bows
60 to swell the empire Of the West.-[Ohio
Cultivator.
In Pekin when an editor publishes an .un-
truth, they Immediately take away his power
to do evil by-taking off his head. If
such was the case here, what an awful work
Of decapitation would be carried on among
he Sag Nicht editors Of Kentucky!-Cynthi-
ina News.
A furious war is waging between the news
papers of st. Peter and ST. Paul, as to which |
IT these places shall be the seat of Govern /
nent of Minnesota Territory. st. Paul is
:tuated at the head of navigation on the
mississippi, and st Peter at the head of
navigation on the Minnesota.
Emigration from Europe to New York, has
ecelved decided check. The number that
rrived IN March and April 1854, were 81,
O6; in March ana Arril 1855-up to last
'uesday-5,35s, whio'l gives the enormous
ecrease in two months of 29,45S. In tie
erod of last year 1906 of the emigrants
anne from Ireland; but from the 1st of
iarch to the oath inst, the arrivals from
AIT country, numbered only 1851, which
xhlblts falling off to the amount of IL 1875.
his is attributable mainly to the distress
nat has prevailed among the laboring clas-
IS in this country, within the past season.
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From the Knickerbock II for Nav
THE DANDY AND THE MOUSE.

heard good story last night, over a glas
OF good hook 1.-THE wine that ssOld Speaker,
OF the Mohawk Valley, had "queer notion
Of, if remember you rightly.
~ was stopping last summers sat Cap
May. As usual, was at Harwood's and o
course my wife was with me.
"About two O'Clock one morning wa.
awakened by rereille tap from nv better
half -ssFor gracious saken' she whispered
"if you want to laugh just listen to that gen.
teman and his wife hunting a mouse in the
next room!' aasA a&i4
sE-ee aw !" l murmered half a wake.
CHOW, do just wake up Tomorrow when
| tell the story, you'll be sorry that YOU
wasn't awake to the reality
ssThus adjursd, woke up in right earnest,
too late to hear any Of the mouse hunt but
just in time to hear the next room door open
ed, and little qnavering, dandy voice.
(Which at once recognized as that of Prin
KEY call out to some distant night walker:
Wai-taw--icdi-td U! Wal. TAw ~
No answer.)
''Po-taw !-po-taw !-Po-TAw!'
NO answer.)
'sWatch-man !-1catcI,-man! -WATcH- MAN
''That's me, sir" srowled a deep voice.
~ atch-man, come here diwecktly -
We're in gwate twubble. There's mouse
IN this apartment, and it nibbles awound in
the most distwacktcd manner. spoke to
MIR HAYWOOD about it, and he pwomised to
have the mouse wemoved, but he hasn't done
1t. Aw think it yewy unhandsome conducs
OF Mr.. HAYWOOD to allow the mouse to We
main, after pwomising that it should be we
moved. Waterman, Mrs. Pwinkey is vewy
appwehensive of nice. Can't you come in
and catch the cweature ?''
"Fraid not, sir. It's too late, and should
oe sure to wake up some boarders as mightnt
ike it.''
How widiculous! Well, Ca long pause;)
vatchman, conldn't you just step down to
he bawwoom and get some cwackers an
cheese and ent.ce the animal out into the end |
wy!" 2 ..@. ss. /
A brief mark from the Waterman that
he bar Was closed, sent Mr.. Prinkey back
nto the mouse haunted dormitory. Fortu.
lately the scweature, ceased its nibbling, and
J dead calm soon regned over that portion
# friend Harwood's 'college" known as the
New Building
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LOCAL eCOLUMN.



We have two very well-attended Catholic
Churches in our city--the old one belonging
10 the Irish population, and the new one bu,
recently erected on the South hill BY the Ger
man Catholics. The latter cdifce was con-
secrated to tie Holy Work on Sunday the
Goth ult., when for the first time the So
IDENTITIES Of mass were celebrated within its
walls. The celebrdnt on this occasion was
the Rev. Mr.. Mi,chsllo Of West Point, assist
ed by Father kinsella of this city. After the
usual services an impressive sermon was de-
livered by Father Hattenberger, Of Fl. Mad
ison. 1t was deeply regretted that the Right
Rev. Bishop of the Diocese was prevented
from participating in these interesting cere-
monies. The house was crowded to its ut.
most capacity Notwithstanding the occasion,
al showers of rain in the morning, which
doubtless prevented many of our American
citizens from being present. The German
Catholic Church is beautiful building,
commanding a fine prospect, and has been
erected at the expense of the Germans them
selves. small Indebtedness is still due on
the enterprise, which we doubt not will soon
be liquidated.
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This fam IL ono Of the most valuable in the Iowa
bottom and lies within two miles of the Mississippi
river, opposite the town Of New Boston Illinois, be
Ing we'll improved with good brick dwelling house.
two frame houses, stable. and large ware house
on the bank Of the Iowa river. A good portion of
the nhay described land is under cultivation, and
90 acres of it valuable timber land to ba So
in one or several lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-one third Gown. the balaree in
three equal payments of Il and Is months hear
ing 10 per cent int and secured by decd of trust on
The prport". HENRY III. SCOTT. Fx,et
april u '55-tds
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MoRMoSlsN.-A young English Mormon
writing from the Great Salt Lake City to he,
father, in Ellington, England, presents Nor.
monism in anything but a fattering light
She says:
"Wel finally, we got in sight of the ssKing-
dom Of God" so called, but [ think more
ike the kingdom of the Devil than anything
else | ever saw under the sun full of ali kind
Of nominations. b igham Young, the Gov
ernor, has Fifty to sixty wives; he is the most
filthy spoken man ever heard. Marriages
and divorces are matters of trafr. Five dol
lars is The charge for releasing a wife or
husband from the matrimonial yoke. The
whole affair, is however conducted more af-
Ter the manner of beasts than rs an nstitu-
ton of God or even man. Some women
have seven living bus bands, having been d.
vorcei seven times. Most of the men having
two or more wives however poor and distress
ed they may be. There are lots of people.
MN, women and children, nearly naked for
want of clothing, aim )st persisted, begging
bread and a little frcwood; ard those brought
out by the'Ten pound Company, others BY the
emigration funds when they arrive in the
'kingdom,' so called, they have to buy the
old messing untensils, and have too frequent
yto fnd refuge under the roof - some d.
ceivrd, yet more humane than the heads of
the Church. The tenth is taken from all
Mormons, except the widows, orphans, or
afflicted, on arrival, to build large houses for
the "B,g Bags" so designated apostles of
the fait', together with theatres, dancing.
rooms, grand stables, carriage houses and TO
support their truly practic2l polygamieal
abominatloas."
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Kelsey, SHORT & co.
W IOLESALE GROCERS

Man street one door north of ". r. Jones e. Co.'S.
A RE receiving large stock Of Groceries which will
Il be sold at very low figures
We would call the attention Of Country Merchants
TO our gods and prices which consist in part of the
following ay.ielcs:
Belcher's Syrup;
'' Sugar fouSe Mol,s5es;
Plantation
g Clarified Sugar;
nv Orleans !.
Loaf F"
Crushed /"
Teas Of all grades ard prices;
Coffee and Candies; Tobacco and Cigars;
Dried Fruit; Cordage;
Candles, Star and Tallow: Lemon Syrup;
Pepper, Ginger. Alspice. Cloves Cinnamon;
Nnfmegs, Rasins and Figs:
Buckets and Tubs;
Salt, Glass, Nails, &c., &c.
msy 2 1885. HiEsEY, snOl,T q co.
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New Use FOR CHoLoRoFoRN.-Wc were
present, at til, Patent Office, few dlvs
since, while experiments were made to dey-
troy wecvil in wheat by the use of choloro
form. In two or three minutes after few
drops of cho.oroform had been administered
the insects natural enough began to cxibit
nnmis.akabe SYMPTOMS of uneasiness, which
proved to be certain precursors OF quiet,
respectable death. Ii was the opinion Of the
experim inter that these destructive insect
might be efectually exterminated through the
agency Of choloroform, and large quantities
Of fine wheat saved every year. We lave no
disposition 10 combat this opinion, bat we
think that oar present faith might be great
strengthened if the agency of choloroform
could be successfully invoked during mus
quito time.-[Wash. Union.
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The Battles Of the Crimea :

1 W AUDlNd an Historical summary Ct the Rus
|. sian war, from the commencement to the present
me- giving graphic picture of the great drama Of
wal its bloody encounters, thrilling incidents, hair
breadth escapes, fierce enthusiasm, individual daring
persona Anecdotes, ETC., etc, embracing A new
pan of Sebastopo its Notifications, batteries, posi-
tion Of contending forces, scge works. etc., and
suberb map Of the scat Of war
Cry havoc, aad lei slip the Dogs Of War.
april - for sale at CORSE'S
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121d ACRES LAND.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

HE undersigned Executor Of the estate of
Mathew Scott, deceased, will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the door of the urt
House, in the city Of Burlington Iowa. on Saturday
tie 18th dayo May next the following lands, belong
ing to said estate, situstei in Louisa county Iowa
to vii:
The premises formerly owned by Ezra F. Donison,
and by him sold TO John Nesbit deceased
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nea- The number of steamboat arrivals,
according to Marshal Endsley's register,
for the month Of April, was 203. Bur
lngton is something of a steamboat town,
to say nothing of Railroad connections.
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clergyman by the name of David White
s 4. Oa IN Chillicothe, Missouri, on Sunday,
i HI ON INST, and having spoken disrespect-
Ay OF slavery, he was invited to leave the
isna' or pay the penalty in coat of tar and
'''aers lie preferred 10 leave.
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ra- There was good deal OF frost last
night and the night before, but we are of
the opinion that the fruit, being so well
protected by the leaves, has suffered but
little.
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Ne Mr.. HUNTINGTON, an old friend
and patron of the Hawk Eye, presented us
with package of very nice asparagus the
other day.
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me only direct Route betueen Chicago and
huntington, Keokuk, Oqwawka, Wapel-
%, M. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumua
OsEdlooso, Eddyville, Fort Des MOines,
and Council Bluffs, Io,ca. I,

Inc traveller, by taking steamboat at Burlington
iof hannibal Mo-, and thence by stage towns west
of IL, such as Glasgow. Brunswick, Lexington Fort
Leavenworth, Weston Independence, st. Joseph, and
me IKE some three Or four days time and six dollars
IN expense, will he saved.
Trans connect at Burlington with the Packets OF
me celebrated hcokuk and st. Louis Packet Compa-
ny, reaching keokuk in few hours, and st. Louis
the next day. Trans leave Bur in { ton daily con-
Meeting with all the Eastern Trains at CHICAGO.
The attention of the Western public is most res
peetiny requested to the claims this Route presents
The Time Table for the season, announcing all the
Trains, will be soon published
G: G. HAMMOND. Supcrintende mt.
April 20. 1255-bntf He
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Desirable Town Property for Sale.

WILL sell at pri, ate sale the following desirable
operty in the city Of Burlington, viz: Lots No.
424 AIS, 426, Az and 42s. These lots are situated
on the Forth HILL near the No. tn East Ct the
Public Square There are upon the Iremiys four
convenient Dwelling houses ina good state Of renair
and the grounds are otherwise improved nth stable
and other GU. houses, good cement cist ems Ac q.
The lots will be sold togefher-and e1er an excellent
e any one 70 invest hs
ately, as purchasers may desire
For further Information as to the property, and
70 Ie tte ana terms Of sale, persons wishing to pur
cnase are referred to L. d. Stockton, who will give
all oesifea zion, and show the premises.
AMI IA s. HOLLINGSWOnTH,
.,. Executrix Of Jno Hollngsworth.
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ca Right Rev. Bishop LEE, of this Do
cese, will preach at the Episcopal Church
this evening.
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cy Gov. SEYMOUR, of New York, arrived
here Tuesday evening.
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7. w. ALEXANDER & CO.
forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Nos. no liz South Water Street, Central Wharf
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

Cash advances on Produce and Merchandise for sale
in this Market, or shipment East.
REFER ro-Page Bacon, and W L. Ewing & Co..
Green Stone, Mnscatine, To-; Burrows Prettvman'
davenport, To-; J. II Langley Co., Rock Island |,
III; - IL. Campbell Co., Galena, ILL.,; II. T. Eos
ter, Reardstown; Iii Hon. A. Starne, Springfield,
III; Ashley Gilbert, Cashier Commercial Eank, Chi
cage; w s. Gilman Esq, New York j e. Law
Co., and Sunderland Il Bros, Burlington. Iowa.
Marx packages Scare T. VA. g. Co., Chicago"
April 30-6m.
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Livg NoBLEMAS.- There is an amusing
so'y concerning the last arrival Of the Mex
~ ~ a. galveston 1t appears that among the
ia OF Passengers on the manifest the name of
~ Earl of Durham was legibly written.
a.. .ae news quickly spread, and was quickly
communicated to the English consul, who in
~ generosity Of his nature, took rooms for
=, ~ noble countryman at the fremont, and
IN ~. proceeded to the steamer to convey him
s aus quarters, when some gran" mistake was
ascosered. The Elrl Of Durham on the Mex
proved to be q large bull from Kentucky.
counts.
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Ladies Furnishing Store, aud ii
sAS9soNsSs2 5a2ss tssZ:NC,
Corner Of Third and Washington SIS. g

- DOISIsT4VUIVIN, IVW H. -..- Z
MI rs. E. II. HENDRICKS has the pleasure of IN
lA forming the hades Of Burlington ana Vicinity,
That she is now receiving from New York IN exrfese
large SUPP Of ircss Good. and Trimmings III Tia
finest quality 'shlehshe offers ut the shea pest cash
price. t1s 5s'''~
Also, Dress atsEkin in the latest Ffeneh and New
YORK Fashions. 1-.f4at., 64r t#e sa- ~ $3.50
Ny stock consists Of Dress Silks, plain, plaid stri.
ped and waterea. h, a. s. 4
and Dotted Swiss. ,'r - 60.
Bishop Lawn, Colars, Chemisettcs Underslecves ~
Eloun cings Edgngs Insertings, Laces of all Kinds
hid, hisle Fhrend. Embroidered Gloves,
Long and short Mitts. Hosiery, Black Lace vcils,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings, Sewing silk,
Pins, Needles, Hooks Il Eyes, oa.x 81
Bonnet Ribbons, &C., &C.. etcaa g@s yte
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NEW CONFERENCE.-The St. Louis Her
ala has been shown new counterfeit five
aoliar note upon the Southern Bank of Ken
lucky, and it is well for the public to be on
'aer guard, as several vendors of the spu-
, 1:a stuff have notyet been arrested. The
"a, rni was NO. 2230, letter c.. dated Nov. 4,
io94, payable at Russelville. 1t is much
Fer than the genuine, and the engraving
s.ery poor, The r. in Russelvi,le is badly
::Olmed; the eagle at the bottom Of the bill
: TOO close to the imprint; Mountains in
are dark.
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More Gold Ipasns /.

UST receivcd ~ express fine lot Of superior da-
mond pointed Gold Pens, warranted, which are
not exceed fol elasticity or durability bv any lot az
gold pens in the West Please call and examine, and
among some % to kinds you cannot fail 70 ID suit
ed both in quality and price of the ayticc. Among
them are some very nice pens with gold eases for
Ladies as well as Gentlemen. Also Pens for Banks
and Book keepers. Il. A. VAN METER.
march 20, No 2. Barret House Block.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS.

ME have for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Min,
w driven by Horse Power ard crinds 10 70 II
bushels per hour. Price $50. Eagle Works Chicago.
Feb. IL. p. w. GATES 4 CO.,
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lust received, g, neral assert nent of Port Monies
Hair Brushes, Coral Beads Gard Cases, Accorde-
ons Thermometers, German Silver Spoons e.. &e,
fos sale by AW W CARPENTER
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Sugar.
II = HHDS prime N. O. Sugar,
e 10 do Fair do do
Is bbls Belchers (A) do
Is do do (B) do
10 do Loaf crushed and pulvcrized sugar,
Bought previous to the late advance for sale by
april IS j. & KIMBALL & co.
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AGENTS.
WM III CHASE, ll3 Broad st.. cor Of Front N. York.
c. A. FoLGER, lOI Pier Albany
W. S. HOWARD, Rutfaio
= allen ASDER 20. Chicago.
Mark Packages IF. L. B. Line"
sap ftef 4 Middle Per, Coenfies SIP, Ne,c FORK
daily, Except Sundays anriI al 6m.
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Steam Indicators e. Water Gauges,
E0R sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
I Feb.lI. P.W.GATEs i co.
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New Hardware and Iron Store.
as.sWHpTsE 4 FIERCE, ct
Wholesale and Retail DsaIersin Foreign and poestic
HARDWARE IND CUTLERY.

/ Run, Nails, Glass, sash, Door, ~SVA
Backsmiths, Carpenters, and Coop
ers Tools; Force, Lift and Chain bumps:
Cable, Ok, and Trace Chains, Corlag,
Iron Axletrees Steel springs Grinstones Force wire
Agricultural Implements, Gross Cut and Mill Saws
building Materials, Sadd cry Hardware, Csrriaee
Trimmings, &c, dc. Ff4 aa-s ~ s#trrn~ m
Our goods are bough wholly Of importers and man
ufacture, and with CASH consequently they can and
will be sold low. We would invite Country Merchants,
House Builders, Blacksmiths, Harness Makers. and
Farmers, TO call and examine our goods as We feel
oonnaen. Of pleasing both N quality and price
ton. A~s M. L. WHITE
April II, rs. aI# s3s u 2. q PIERCE 8
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
La g EEss::s:;=::zl E]::s::ss:=zs5] St
RAILROAD LINE!

Y Oq""icf"s CeH1rdI MilafdFy Tract y CHICAGO
burlington + Quincy Railroadsj
now completed and Trains ran the entire ,l;st,rc.
from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON low a. with
out change Of ears. ".'''
ThissRoute passes through the oye,iest country II
ILLINOIS, acknowledged The Garden of the Wesi, the
counties Of Cook, Du Page, Kendall, Dc kalb, ia
sale. Bureau. Henry, Knox, Warren and Henderson
ana the fourlshing villages of Mendoza, Princeton.
Gaiesburg, Monmouth, &C., &c. - -
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The Know Nothings and the Wise Men
are at it ficrcely in Virginia. The Wise
ones however, are badly scared. The
Know Nnothings are offering to bet two to
one upon Wise's defeat, but the wise fellows
are two wise to hazard their money upon
such terms. Sans tramp in Virginia is ire
mendous. His appalled, enemies mistake his
every step for an earthquake.-Louisville
journal,
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY

~ Ladies and Misses Gold Ear Rings gold finger
rings. gold vest, feb. and guard chains, gold studs.
AMI Pearl buttons, gold lockes gold guard keys gold
pencils gold crosses, &C.; for gal ehean ~
arr 70 % A w CAKII.s TER, Main ST.
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Schnnl Notice

School Notice.
VIE Third Quarter Of my School will open on Mon
L day, the 3uth inst. G. p. JENNINGS.
april q, 1855.
NEW GOODS,
4, are row in receipt Of ournew stock Of Spring
" and Summer Goets, purchased east with ref.
erence TO the latest and most approved styles and
9ualIty. Having sold out our entire stock of old
goods-nothing but
FRESH NEW GOODS.
car be bought Of us-and rs becomin g modesty will
not allow us to say will sell cheaper than all 9TH
er we can unhestGt,ngy say. none shall VI derse,l
as. Prices with us are If secondary consideration
and have no fears about that, if we can suit you in
the goods.
Come and see, and judge for yourselves. We will
take pleasure in showing, whether you buy or not
and as We determined to sell cheaper than ever be-
fore hope to receive liberal share Of public patron
age. apriI 231 MIMI UfTEY
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FARM FOR SALE.
4 n the Mount Pleasant road 2t miles west of Bur-
ilngton; 205 acres; 80acres in Cultivation. one
OF the best locations in the county, two good rcho M
threc good dwelling houses, stabling good fencinp
never failing well and spring, with good stone Spring
House, enquire of e
april 30 A. w w CARpENTrp
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Ia q.
FULTON LAKE BOAT LINE.
Without Transhipment at Albany or Tro,

DP0PRIETORS--A. D. ELLIS & Co.. Ms Ca
1 Ohio Buildings, tcot Of Main street, Buffalo,
JAMES BELL 4 Co., No. 1l3 Broad street New York
A. ID. ELLIS, Buffalo JAMES BELL New York
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STEAM BOILERS
OF all descriptions, hand and made 10 order
" Also Shee Iron Work, viz Smoke Pipe, Breech-
es, &c DC, made short noticc--at Eagle Works.
Chicago. p. w. GAIT S q co.