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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
HENRY p, scBolrg EDWIN II. GRANT.

pANkERS,LaUdA Agents, NOtRrteS Pub.
ID lie and Attorneys Nt Law. Pea, Marion
county, Iowa. Collections made, Gold Silver, Current
Bank notes. Land warrants and Drafts all principal
cities in the T. S. bough, and sold.
Lands entered cash time in any part of the State
Second hand lands boush, and sold on commission We
have about 900 acres second hand land in all sizes
and conditions for sale reasonable terms.
All legal business attended to.
Also Agents for T. s Life Insurance Company, of New
York City, Iowa State Fire Insurance Company of keo-
kuk Coepers C CiarSs' Steam Engine Mandatory, Mt.
Vernon Ohio; For ali Agricultural machinery and gen.
eral Agents for Patents.
Editors and Propretors of the Weekly Pea Gazette,
Independent in Politics and religion Terms ts year.
in advance Advertisements inserted at usual rates
Also Of Bankers and Land Agents Monthiy Bulletin.
BOON AND JOB PRINTERS. dee4s
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CIrY SUBSCRIPTION has just voted
an additional million of dollars to the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, and S25o,OOO, to the
Water Works Company.
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WHAT SHALL WE Do?-Thursday evening,
and no mails since Monday! No news to be
had! No one will accommodate us witha "ter-
rible accident, wonderful discovery, a "se-
rious fight, or anything of the eventful charac-
ter, that could render our columns attractive and
interesting. We turn over our exchanges for
the twentieth time, in the hope that we may find
something neu, but, alas, all seem "stale, fiat and
Improbable" There is plenty of the old and
substantial; plenty of such matter as would in
terest the student of statistics, and those who
are content with the b rewage Of week since,
but the news, the news-the cream we got some
time since, and the remainder is very much of
the quality of skim-milk.
What shall we do? The weather is a worn
out topic The snow ditto. The markets no
body can guess at. We can't hear whether Mr..
Banks, or Mr.. Orr, have either gained or lost a
vote. We are cut off from the seat Of war. The
latest railroad accident has not come to hand.
We hear nothing of the last great speech. And
for aught we know, Mr.. Pierce's dozen last mes
sages are doing penance in some outof-the-way
snow-bank 1t is impossible that a speaker has
been elected, or else we shonld grieve at our
ignorance of the man. But it is just possible
that something may have been done, and how
hard it really is to have the valuable information
banked up beyond our reach! "Thank God fol
pleasant weather." says Morris. Pleasant wealth
er is good, yet we can do with bad for a time
But the mails are a necessity. An hours delay
in them is torture, weeks, will surely kill.
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Nisceiiapeous.
PATTON 4 KENDALL

ROOK BDNDEHS 4 blank Beck Ran.
~ ufactuYers, North. Ess; OF Third and JET.
ferson sreet Burlington Tsxa. ElasE Books Of all s!-
1cs and Of every description made TO order
~ kaiing, Music, Periodicals. Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound and executed with beatness des-
patch and durability, and warranted 10 give entire sat-
fssactioI ossA,-l
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A CoSrEADIcTioS.-f truth is to be found in
the bottle, how can she also live at the bottom
of we'll There is something wrong in this.
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| AIDES, Furnishing and rnney s..r,

L ThEsS WruINntNg Nnu tMnCy Sl0fCS
- MILLINERY Y AND DRESS MIXING,
Saef o. laird aud Washington streets, Burlington,
~ MRS 4 =, HENDRICKS has the pleasure Of in
I, ,hs Ladies that she Is receiving from New York
wass pps OF Dry Goods. Bonnets, Trimmings, Needle
sS ot the finest quality which she Offers at the
sSs' easa prices. iuneSo.bptE
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W.. BARNEY & Co, DUBuKE, Iowa,
BARNEY, RoBB & Co, foEr DoDGE,"
BARNEY, DAVIS CO., DEcoRAH,
AND AGENTS AND BANkERS.-Notes
collected throughout Northern Iowa, and RENTED
for Current Rates Of Exchange Money received on
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash.
on time, to suit purchasers, constantly hand
Dealers supplied liberal Warrants Located and
selections made and Located for parties at distance,
when funds accompany orders. Taxes paid and money
invested residents Parties ad-
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the faith
uness and dispatch presented in person oc0bp6u
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H. 3. w A r F..

NADDLE Il HARNESS NIHnufacturer.
~ Jefferson street. Burlington Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
in HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Kip, Calf and Mo-
Skins Patent aud enameied Leather, Coach Lace,
Saddlcry Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &c, &c.
eE The highest price paid for all kinds of HIDES
SKINS.
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4anklnq Douses.

Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & Co,
Successors of E. W. Clark, Bros & Coy
Burlington, Iowa.
IJANE opened House for the transaction Of general
i banking and exchange business, and are prepared
to receive deposits the most favorable terms. Time
an sight drafts bought and sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly reitted Interest allowed depos-
its. Hemittances and orders for exchange from the
credited at lowest rates. and exchange RENTED order
cd without charge. jan.I.-twly.
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HEMlCk> WhOtes0le GrOs
s,, SNs hSNSaroS. Iowa would respectfully call your
s 10 their large stock of Sugars Moasses Coffee,
steA variety Of other goods in cur line, of which
~ IN recap, Of daily Invoices, which will be sold
wv nsares- SHORT REMICK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

REV. HENRY CLAY DEAN.-The Chaplain OF
the .. S. Senate writes long letter to the ed
itcrs of the Keokuk Times, in reply to the per-
sonal attacks which he alleges have been made
upon him. The substance of his letter is con-
tanned in the following extract:
Now, appeal to every Senator of the United
States Senate,
1st That did not write single line or
speak single word upon that subject, to any one
except the SENATORS of my own State, both OF
whom suggested it to me.
End. That did not come to this city at all un-
til several days after the election.
Sd. That l received my first intimation of the
fact of my election through the public prints,
when more than 200 miles from this city on bust
ness in Western Virginia.
4th. That since my residence in this city
have not conrersed on political questions what
ever .
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JOHN PROCHASKA.
C. n. CH E r Y,

tSnccest0F % X. ". LbOper,)
MANUFACTURER Of SAFETY GAS
lNx LAMPS, and Patent Phosphene Gas, ,.and Dealer
la French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps Chanda-
Hers &c, Of Jefferson and Fourth streets BurnR-
ton, Iowa-Burning Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camphene
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and refinjshed. july1l
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SN IN NEttStNANlSseaAe nave
~, os received aud opened fun supply Of ware suit.
c of country trade and selling prices which win
Or ses, ~ ~ " '' >' A'" AS'' N"s'
eay for cash Of the manufacturers In England and
long experience In the business we are assured
oar selection Of Goods, and prices cannot fall 10
eeaure satisfaction to dealers who have been In the
AAea OF buying in Eastern or Southern markets
aE 10 McKIrTERlCkAM MILLER
North Srd street, nearly opposite Harrett Hons.
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NHw YORK, Jan. 20
The Staten Island Terry boat, Columbus, while
on her passage up this morning, with large
number Of passengers, she was cut through by
the floating ice, and sunk near the mouth of
East River. Her passengers were all saved by
getting on the ice, from whence they were taken
in small boats to the dock.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

FITIsRUKHH, Jau 20.
George W. Cass, was elected to-day by the
stockholders. President Of the Ohio and Penn.
sylvania Railroad. A resolution was passed ia
vorable to the immediate completion of the
bridge over the Allegheny River to make the
connection with the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road ~
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Golden Era Cooking Stoves.
TINSUKPASSED BY ANY OTHER
- SEOVE...lave hand the different sizes of the
above Stove. Any desirous of getting Cooking
Stove that to be good invited to call and
examine the Golden Era (march23) FOOT EWING.
DIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atthe the
ID store of Messrs Catery Harper Jefferson street.
Burlington where English German, Swedish and Welsh
Bibles and Testaments may always be found at cost
prices. nov 6
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NEW CHINA STORE.
McKITTERlCK & MILLER.
H. E. HINT g. co.
e,Io TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

II Nh Just received per Railroad from New York, the
n,es' aaes' lot OF Fancy GaocgRss that ever came tc
"as'ea aug.S
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Jnn ri Gear n Al


Jn0. II, Tear g Co.,
WHOi.ESAlE Groeers and Dealers In wool
., having IN store and to arrive, large and well
s'eeS, which they offer the trade ut low rates.
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nY- The New York Central Railroad Com.
pany intend to renew their request to the
Legislature for bridge across the Hudson at
ALBANY
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JOHN n GEAR & Co.

WUOIESALE GROCERS, have In store and
w Ia arrive large and well selected stock Of Goods,
which they offer for sale ST. Louis rates adding freghts
only may 20.
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7 UMHER YARD. w. Il w. ID. Gill
IL bert, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles Lah, and Square
Timber, the of Jefferson and sixth streets Bur.
lngton, Iowa. oct Soy
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~ CoME-Ar LAsr.-The train which left Chica.
60 ON Tuesday morning reached here last even
ing about six o'clock. Well-we are thankful
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Al. W. & ". CARPRNTER


nEAIERs In Gold and silver watches,
- Ctocks, JssElxr ssyerware, Fine Cutlery Gold
Anr,e Nonaies, Epy Glasses, Hair Brushes Aceorde-
oBs, &c, Ae.
" Watches and Jeseiry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for cid Geld and Silver. Store Main street.
burlington, ioscd sept e.
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

A H. BURIIANS & Co., on Valley street, Burlington
IA Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their
tablishment, and now making MATCHES Of very
superior quality and prepared to fill all orders how
large that they may receive. Our matches
| ranted to be good any made.
We are also manufacturing largely, WRITING INKS Of
superior quality and fill all orders at low rates
| Orders solicited. tapr.21y.l
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BY the steamer Texas we have Vera Cruz
dates to 22d.
Harsytoling had conspired to overthrow the
government and establish an empire. He was
arrested before his plans could be put into exc
cution. He subsequently and was joined by a
powerful army, with which he was beseiging
Pueblo with good prospects of success.
Generals Pachio and Serer came passengers
by the Texas, having been expelled for their con-
nection with Harsytoling
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- We" IUKh, jan. lo'
The Inspector of the Courier and Enquirer
telegraphs from Washington: Advccs re-
ceived by the Government indicate the proba-
BILE fall ofthe Comonfort Administrat on in Mex
leo. 1t is reported that the Mexican three mil
lion dollar drafts have been compromised by the
payment of twenty-seven per cent to the Mexi-
can Government.
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MESSRS. CLARK & CHESTNUT,
Successors to Mchaels Clark,)
nEAlEltS In Foreign and Domestic
~ Dry Goods, Groceries, Qaeensware Boots, Shoes and
Ready Made Clothing They invite the public TO call and
examine theIt assortment They determined to sell
bargains for cash july Is.
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TTOHNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
a LAW. VIII attend promptly to all professional
T,IIness entrusted his care In DessNoines and the
,aoundng counties Special attention given to the Sc
earne and collecting Of claims; also TO renting and pay
ipg taxes upon real estate and redeemng Of delinquent
lands. -,
building Third street three doors above the Barret
Ms Hnrilngtop Iowa Dec 1ybp
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PHILADELPHIA, Jau- 20
This P. NJ. large company were upon the
Delaware River, opposite the the upper part of
the city, when the ice gave way, carrying down
sleigh containing gentleman and four ladies.
One of the ladies, widow by the name Of Al
bright, was drowned. The others were rescued.
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nR w w NASSAU

orErCY In the new building Of MIR Krcchbaum, OPP
po.ite the Post once, Burlington, Iowa, where he
LAY Se found at All nsuts tect- q
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y ing, 6y f. N WASHBURIN, at Rays Plow Facto-
ry Main street. Burlington Iowa Brackets of every de-
scripton done to order Tjune1S .triwIm1
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CINClNNAII, JUN.
A stampede of slaves from the border coun-
ties of Kentucky took place last night. The
whereabouts of several having been discovered
here, officers at noon to-day proceeded to make
arrests, and upon approaching the house where
the slaves weLe secreted, the latter fred on them
wounding two or three spectators, but not
seriously One slave woman, seeing escape i'm
possible, cuff the throats of her children killing
one instantly and dangerously wounding two
Others Six of thel fugitives were apprehended,
but eight are srid to have escaped.
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New Orleans papers of Saturday, have come
to hand They contain dates to the 18th inst
The weather was very cold there and at Aus
tin.
Advices from the Rio Grande report the Mex
ican frontier quiet.
The Sea Serpent had appeared off Corpus
Christi
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NEW YORK, San. 30.
The Herald's Washington correspondent tele-
graphs the following account of the attack BY
Mr.. Rust on Horace Greeley. Hon. Horace Gree
ley was. twice assaulted this afternoon, by Mr.
Rust, Representative from Arkansas. The first
attack was made as Mr.. G. was walking down in
front of the Capitol, Immediately after the house
adjourned; he got about half way down from the
Capitol steps to the avenue, when Mr.. Rus.
stepped up to him and calling him aside and en-.
quiring if ne was Mr.. Greeley, asked "are you a
non-resistant,n
Mr. Greely replied, that depends on circum
stances Mr.. r. then struck him blow on the
right temple, and followed it up by others. The
affair was sudden. Mr.. had his hands in hi,
great coat pockets, and could make no resis
tance He said, who is this man don't know
him. Mr. Rust answered 'd-n you, you'll
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T II GEAR & Go

J. u. GEAR q 10,
AGENTS for N1nitby.s oysters. On and ai:
IA Yer The goth inst, shall be in receipt daily Of
lesa oyer. In and kegs. Also, Fresh Shell oys-
ss N eel Tor sale by the can and barrel, at Chicago
prices, adding freight septll.
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D. CRpcrEn. :, u
P. X. lis ON,

f.. rro.s SEYS and Counselors at Law, Collectors,
a Land AGENTS &c. Prompt attention given to bus-
rs. rs~ Office North side OF Jefferson between Main
Ia Third streets Burlington, Iowa. [aug 9bpy
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The fact is, we suppose that "Squatter Sover,
eighty" don't work as well for the Democrats as
was anticipated. Southern politicians have dis
covered that instead of gaining everything by it
they are likely to lose ALL. The President has
caught the cue. 1t won't do to talk any more
about the principle! 1t is not agreeable to the
'.Fire.eaters'! So he crawfshes forthwith. He
must be as complacent as possible to his masters
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NHTlcE.
Cure of Dyspepsia, 80

lNfEna,.r-isn il br.i,.. c,,rsnsf,.l Iy ,,t.
Ter from a! I,nr4. IS ihr ;.ni,s, I, ,l,,. =.
whr aie r,ffsi'i.x fi>nr rrs; h.s.y n; L. ;,s
rosrqhent geurral ~enknesc, ms itIi.,r r.. nv
a,i"'.. "n'i nervous .tbi!ity. Having ;or tl,,.
Inst few years. in hi ,,ru.trcv Of u.d:rin. trr .
en ''s attr..ti"n entirely to the tr. at,u.nt ,s
the d'seuse he is enabled rom his large rx.,e.
r,'n"' to- ins, tate ~ pec,,in,i,, "f trrntu,,.,,,
,hH' VIII "hh',e III" lm:i.nt T., xcr, ,:,i n,,
hho'H af''r IL ,lnl "r twn'> tr,..tr,.. T. th,t hi.
rrc"Herv l,ns a.r"n,ir cn,,.,,,cn"rl. lin, h.. -,
dry f"nvn". Thirst. loss Of Hplmti.p. .on.,,.n.
NO. ~ t'"w"'s, "in~"a ..ii vn,ni, i'm -. tL
skin DRY i,"rsii witn unnatural h..,2-i. IL,
'it"''ied " tn s'e.i,.ess .".s, stnrt.... il. Il
r ""!.. :oieniirn'y. in''' rcd vH!ltinr-y.:.
p'Iita''" ~ "hu,terins"nf the hrn,., ~,
.',, .m ~ "u nf irer'h l'> Iurkvrri .x. rtioI.,
All 'h's': FER 'nr. tw". ". three .lav's treat.
''cnt viii eonn"e ce t" disappear.
EkMs OF fEEArMgSr.-S5 im. fur Fl # con.
,n.,"t-o''. Mr'icin" inrw ,rlr.l hv nm;l. will,
fi and "xpii,.it wrItt... directions If the co..,.
"f Treatment, &c. .o.l'e pursued. Each srl,...
a''rnt co"si tnti"n md medicine forwarded
ah,& Money renittc,i in al i.,s,a .ccs sl,m i
u" ''rrgs' .rei at the post office All I.,,.,.
I" bc aidrrsetit" th,. u.iersiu,.,i.
WiLLiA,I ". Is: ISS. NJ. n
2n Brek',L.n Street, New York
Nov. Q. lS;,5.. 6u,.
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Just Receiv i'm 6
AT H. w. lAWS0N'S
TIN MANEFACTORY ).

Tim PLATES. all size-
j. Cra,kl-si PATTY PANS /
: TEA POTS: Box GRATERSs
Potato do: JHI.anned TRUNKS,
all sizes Round Sngar BOTES:
Cake do Cash do. ray CUPS 3
d PA[L%: Egg WHIPS; Zoo. TUBS:
."ot S7UVES: !: Moasses CUPS .aI,.
die S1ICK"; CULENDERS;
Pep sr BOXES; RATILES;
CANiSTERS; Knife BOXES:
English Tea kETILES; Rnssia
Iron hCOOPS: French SKIM
MERS; Dressing CASES; ;E b.
- llsil Wash BO WIS; I; Dusts ], Il Ms.
have also large assortment nf WAts}son
hand OF my own manufacture, consisting in
Part nf a32s = -
n; 6.om Coffee POTS. different sires:
a'szSs 7 oyered b UCKt7S. all sizes ;BALE
"a ~ = do: o::eGULENDERS; Punched LAN.
~ TERMS MatsrsJIPPERS CUPS
all sises; AXE PAKS. Mill do: $ -. - ,3 :
4. Wash do. iisli do: !: TasS SPf1S
+ Stew PANS; .I,RL.HPEEs:l1RA- @
+ 1.ERS; Water up OTS:S and several
other different srticles. ;whiek Izviii seii On
reasonable trrnis wholtsals or rstsil. 50 Z ?
IN Ee'ry article ssarraatsd IA -
!, Al'b.yill. Z. H.. :. Ct, sstt. 81. 1854:
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Thc Mills Fsssase.

1iE froPr c:"r re'nr'is his hearty and ain.
r"re 'lini ks 10 'l" many fr'r..is WI.
nave favored him will. their latr'',,ns., sine.
.is'el bnuse: to the tirst.c!ass jIn -, -
i,'nr.esto lie takes pleasure in annuunci,u
tiat IN. Mills ii"n.e, although new and il,
good order. has been rr.t.,,c c.i duriu, ,L,
summer s,uni aud 20 r".tt'cd as =" keel'ur with
me ~, demands "f t''ste comfort nid elr; allc--
The arrangements "f he House. t. all r,s,..ct,
~. continued. with scrni i.u!"u- and una parin,
regard t" the va IL Of the traveller or sniourn
cr. and the 'iav. Hing publ. nre nss,,r.. of all
me me necon'n'" ntio = "f a Fl .t c.n-s Snnthrr,
li":'se. ii TIL usrn: u:,d estn lsl,a.i prices -:
such hotels. The c"nst, ,t personal n.tert;v,
mi cares ot the proprietor are l,r,'..wc.l q.
the h"',s", and hr il aided IN d.I,,r ,n.n,.
10y The wel'.tried and ~. rove .sisi uts IT,,
'"v" ",n'i' th:'"seircs Il: "rnh:y kr"wn to to :,
nier patronss
TttDS = MlCKFRSON.
Charleston. Srpt. 21 i'55. ~ #
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Pasronlse Homo Manufacture.

FNHE undersiGp invite the attention of the
II public to their; Lot Of =
H0Me Manufacfu fured Shoes.
They hsysons hand. aud are constantly ad,li,ie
70 their present. stock of Shoes and Bno con.
ticular attention to their : -
5sssSVinter Negro Shoes.
IheyAre of the best qnality, and. will be sold
on the mnst- reasonable terms
Persons wishing 80 purchase can see a .peci.
men .pf .nnr Winter Brogahs at the ,tnre Of
4 Kerr. :Abheyilla Court lIousr. ,Shnea and
Boots Of all kinds in the hest style of Work.
rnnnshipaE will be furnished an short notice
They w0nld also inform the public tha, they
hsyaa good supplt Of choice LEATHER no8
rcady Tor use and for sale. Call and Gee.
800. 81 q. YOUNG d MULLIKlN.$'
g Dns West, Setsmbsf3 s. 1854. 2m go
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VERY <1lrPORTANT.. q

~ VEKElNPORTANT. IS,
II STRAUSS, -,3,.@ - Cokesbury..
RESrEt TfuiLY Informs TIM, he llas ti,ieu .npen.
~ ed la - :. !. fi.ast,st- -
F,.. iHD WINTER STOCK,
Selected Iy himself. n,,d bouphi u,,l.r cr...t
advantages in til" City Of sew York aud
elsewhere, w. -
Drawn and BleacheJ Sl,irtnp., Bedtirk.
tcknu.. -
bi"tcr Towels Linen
Flannel. W,'!en LINDSAY. Bid -lsiankets.
E,v tho Ladies'.
Prints. Ginsl''sn,,. Drlninrs, Alparca. Me.
rin"s. Til'rt. t'ashnrerrs. SILKS and
NEi.NEI>; tI.UAkS aud TALMASt
-ALSO-
Em''r'icri"s Collars. Sic. YES; q lmr.c
assortment at l.ace>. Ribbons, Cloves,
Nit Gaunil.t<, Iiosicr,. mnL al; kind
ct TRIMMING i"r Dress. aud C.uaka.
rsper'n!l, cal the attention tn n fine
"rticI. "f CIA.TlI. suitable I, muk.
l.ADlE' Cl.uAk:> aud T,LMAS Mt
Very low Price. also. >iIAWIS &c.
For Gents amd E3Oy+.
!. BEOAiCLOrIi, IIor.kin n.d f..ry CAS-.
SFMF:REs. nntiinc's. Kr,.tnckv leans
T~"r,ls. E.y:i.l K-rslrs. vE>TINt;~
C"ilhr-. Crnvat-. Neck,irs, I'".k. ct iiar,l.
kei"h'c:s, Gl"v"s, Gnnntlet-, B.cbe
HAT nu CAPS.
Wa'.r Proof BOOTS aud BROGANS.
GhIT"E:.
RH"Jy MaI de C;othi.g,
tor Gents, Boys Youth,
>c'cc'"l It'll "-i"'ia! cure AID IL rurrr as
crime rs ner'r been offered beior. iu
"krsbury.
For Children.
Gala iiniS. Ca srnirrr. l.in,iseys, Velvet,
M-ril."s and Zephir Goods.
Plantation Goods!
Georgia Paus. K-rseyS Osnaburpp.
Homemade Stri p-s and Linisey..
Is! ANKETS, .Neg.ue BEOGANS and
a. =, Wool II iaT:;.
3 BESIDE n most extensive Stn"k in
BTO7S Sjf'L.&. 4.i TIERS and
Chi ,rrn <LDES.
S1ATIiNj:HY ILHIfJILRY,
an,l .acv Il R5ILiES
GEHTERY. EEOEEEHY
a,d HARDWARE WOOD-
WI re- and ca STyNG!S
The nl"'vr Stnrk viii h,, ;,,r -. prrinr To any
ve: "..rr''l mud will hr sold vary l"wi prrt.
II il 'Mi"ran'' Tor .ou I" come aud examine.
N. STR ,USS,
C"krot.ir:. Get. /. 1855 2..tf