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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

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800 81 a S q : n n y n g, =
ssvesei sdletsts:
r. c. Ti1hny ID the greatest sufferer petuni.
atiN \ III calamity. al 6na Hold, kej0e1 n
1000, = : 6asooldefinf nias6 81 rUins. Hi
greatly damaged, end as lesse one.hSlf u Il er.
tircly Aestroycd. The ha,ildings ueso sinsured
for 5000 In he Missouri 8saie Musasl Csm-
rany, 5000 Il ths 1ri1gepsss Company, md
thers 90 IN insssanossd6. - 0o0 - he ssock
Of Books 30 TIE loD oStnf. Isaang osef his
insyFahee whl not fall short efteeavs thousaad
dollars and thss u An honrts swept ffon him
traits Of bis toil for jean. His Los h also
public sai.mity, and ~ sEants Of ths Hotel
will pc sefisas inceasenience % the travelling
public, and 70 our own eommanisy.
-. basfesS the lessse OF the Aosel, y aasO =
euneess o eooaadsrAble exsene. AZ bin pr
soma. goods ess dessFoyeds and ais0 the stock of
Provls.ons' &C., peepefed sor consumption. hss
loss wa ea.oans g e of AoOO rueaiars; no -
49,, sAn u.s osssns go. afs
soon 8. 0strs. soss - seose rom, ana 2
49, Pot.aO" =, n's eooos upon Wnscn snefo y
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~. n - WY We Swaus o.neefs, occo-
pseo tee "ess room OF tae orck hlOck, and
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wy, - ~ n1s seeFe - no To- sns-
- 20 80. y sls coasents. Iheir
VIn ~ 80 =, .n' uVs eAoeso SLVu- 4.sts. as 1
~ 80. " AIms mas suHereo u NE 3oss Of
:. ~, sna oA@.eso 9oOoss % sne amount Of
upou :, us'u sAsre AS AZ Insurance Of
$500 1850 - s1e a.an. insurance 70. ne has re-
s :. = = uSs'nsAs ~ 'ne room Of ar. Bowman.
-. = psCpne.or o. the Osocsry Store,
:ss ~ nm ,seo cst o gnls goods; bus lest
w = "s ~ salaee q Sl.oOO. no insafance.
H.. as1t owned the east end OF the brick
oiocA DESTROYED, aoo loses " 900, ~ there was
!. ~ Insurance.. Ane enufe block u 2 loss, there
De, 10y NO insurance. q all oatae building.
etegresto learn that the library OF Q. Nash,
nsq', was CONSUMED together With his office dix
lures, &C. NJ, Nasn occupied the room over
., Arms osofe. ms llorery was large and vxlua-
oie. ana II Is loss 70 fbe bar of this county not
soon uaoe up. Inc loss to Mr. Nash, in books,
notes. accounts, &c. viii reach %, 900. 9
MRS. Robinson ana her family occupied the
second story over the banking house, and lost
their furniture, clothing, &c., with but email ex-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

GREAT WHEAr FrELD.-Morgan, Sangamon,
and Macon counties, in Illinois, are famous for
their wheat fields. John Oldsley, ESQ.,, OF Spring
field, county, has sown one field this fall Of
twenty-five hundred acres! The whole field is
prairie, which was broken up this season, and
the wheat put in with drills, a dozen or more OF
which were running at once He expects to
harvest $4,000 bushels from the single field.
BRITISH Loss AT DELHI.-The British, loss at
Delhi, in killed and wounded, was "inside Of L.
20O." instead of 200 as stated in our dispatch
Of the Vanderbili's news f'e4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

EKAcslY se.-Ths Springfield Republican 10
Of opinion that The Northern Democracy have
been . ossnnsd With pegroes and their stem
schs - diseandsd thas nassau IL very liable to
their .hroats, 10 which case great internal COM
motion. . Il ehslera nsorbss, is expected. 1t b
presuned that the last niger and all the litsle
niggefs that preceded him viii come up, and
that ths purgaion viii h decidedly healthy
for the pasieas end good for the counsry.
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The 81. Lous News suggests that were the
Paci6c Railsos" "ailt there would be very lit.
tie ueahle or ossay in giving Brigham Young
and the Iadiaas what they stand much in need
of-A sound drubbing. Troops and provi-
sions to sustain them. with munitions Of
war, cos,d b. eoacensratsd in Utah in sixty or
ninety days As IL . this war may be protract-
ed many years and may cost great many mil
lions Of dollars. perhaps enough to build the
Road altoeeahse. @ .a
In view Of this it 10 suggested that this Road
be undertaken nou-that commencement be
made. The var may be protracted for many
years. and In The meantime considerable pro.
eress may b made towards the Pacific.
Besides, were this Road now undertaken, it
would s1ore employment and subsistence to
those who need Il, afford a market for -four,
pork and heel, which is just now wanted by
producers, and have vesy considerable effect in
restoring state Of confidence and prosperity
to the buaineo world.
The proposed Road ID an Improvement Of a
National character which viii benefit all parts
Of the ceuntxy. Uncle Sam can build it and
pay The easiss cost out Of the enhanced prices
and increased sales Of the public lands along
the route. Il will BE- much more commeDda-
bio enterprise. be much more to our advan-,
tage and csedis ~ . nation, At home and
abroad, than the conquest or purchase Of Cuba
spelling Of Nicaragua. Mexico OF any other Of
our weak neighbOry through Walker 6llibustee.
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snee, - - - 0skses esassssua sbsssh
che es{Any 49, - slsdas q KsvA Nsaland
earrssey q ID ~ cent dissssat - = a.
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age Of the WORM, In Thu OirastisA hpuhtsy has
dlstdsd asdsPsit the party ekess pso6sssioas
have always been Of love for the largeps i5bersy.
This Rasty xhich has alweys profsesed % great
love for the people. nov hesitates about allow.
ing the People Of Kansas vsics in the adoption
or lection Of . Constitutions under which they
are compelled to lvel The President OF the
United SiAsea unanimously seconded bv shs
Cabiaet, has given IL - his opinion that Con.
Gress ought TO receive Kansas into tie Union -
. State, with Constitution never made BY au-
shorty Of the people Of Kansas and never sub
mitted to popular vote. @
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Nssie eympashy Tor them, because we SeeI oaro
shet 4 shef would take Tie naises y hand, y
weald soon Be accomplished. The present
state Of the junctions q most Of our business
ssssessh 6Sx1y is3srsosy " JsSte osss1esAs
muddy seasons, - ahhdnEh aasi1peov
in shis respect d matter Of interest 70 al Who
nee the streets. Il i more especially 30 70 .l..ss
Whose daily profit and loss depends thereupop.
= litsls energy would, We think, accomplish the
desired object; and It Is to be hoped dat de
business men win bring j, before the city
authoritiea ~ - early day % possible.
e FARxxas WAkrxD.-Tte Council BluAs Bnele
has The following By way of showing the supe.
rior fertility Of The Iowa soil upon the Western
Slope: se9 4
Two years ago, We raised sixty six cabbages
ON piece Of ground eighteen feet square, and
these cabbsges averaged Jorreeea ~. and one
osaee to tie heod-total weight, NINE HUNDRED
AND TwExTS-Elonf POUNDS AND TWO OUNCES /!
We a:eo raised four hundred bushels Of turnps
Oh Of sixty two rods Of grOund--the heaviest
turnip weighing tAissssn pOssds asl tsss oascss.
We raised blood beet last year which meas
urcd thirty ave and halt inches IN length and
thirty two inches in circumference. This ia what
WE have done in the way Of raising vegetables.
William Garner raised eighty two and half
bushels Of oats per acre OF Of four acres Of land
without ploughing, after missing . crop OF corn
on the same the year before. Judge James rails
ed eighty seven and hall bushels OF wheat of
OF one and a fourth acre Of land. So much for
Western Iowa.
In the same paper We find the following quo
tations: Flour, &4,75aSs per hundred Wheat.
Spring, &i-Fall, el,25; Corn, 50 cts; Beams,
1900 per bushel; Potatoes, 50 cts; Butter,
40 cts; Egg, Is cts; Lard, 20 cts; Pork. IS
per hundred, &c. If the soil is as rich as the
Bugle asserts, and that hsraly admits Of doubt.
that country stands sadly in need Of settlcrs who
will turn their attention to agricultural pursuits.
Drinking bad whiskey, fighting ever claims and
dealing in lots in paper cities, are not advants
seous pursuits, in the long run, for nybody,
and not likely to enrich country or the men
who thus employ themselves. We say, there.
fore, that there are but few countries where
there are greater inducements offered for good,
thrifty, seorking farmers, than in Western Iowa.
From the fact that emgran,s for Nebraska and
Kansas, and overland trains for California and
Oregon pass out Of Iowa ia this direction-from
the fact that troops are fitted out upon the Mis-
souri, river and provisioncd for the Utah and
other expeditions, and Indian annuities paid,
there are likely TO be good prices for all descrip-
tions Of grain and provisions in Western Iowa
for many years, and plenty OF money. 1t is un.
necessary to say that land is cheap
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Col. Benton, in letter to Chief Justice Rob
ertson of Kentucky, says the bred Scott deci-
sion is ''dreadfuly wrong Gin itself, and entirely
extrajudicial, and of no more weight than the
opinion of any half dozen equally respectable
citizens coming 10 the same conclusion lin much
part) upon Inconsistent, incompatible and con.
Trajectory ressons.e
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We see that the leading poll ical papers thro'
ont the State, are discussing the question Of who
shall be the next United States Senator from
Iowa. We have not given our opinion in the
matter as yet, but now propose so to DO.
In the first place, we want an honest man, as
well as a man of ability. We want . man who
has the ability and the disposition to meet the
Slave Democracy on their own ground and drive
Dem before him. Who ia that man? We I'M
hesitatngly say that James w. Grimes is the
man. He has shown the people Of Iowa that be
is man to be relied on in any emergency, and
we say that he Is the man for the United States
senate. There Others who aspire to the
Office. but they must await their turn In the
wheel OF political fortune, and they may eventu-
ally occupy seat in the G.. s. Senate To these
aspiran,s say: sit is not that we love Brutus
less, but Rome more.
The voice of the people Of Monroe Co., is,
that Daniel Anderson, our State Senator, and
John Reiizei our Representative, cast their
votes for James w. Grimes for the United
States Senate; and We think it is the voice Of
Lucas and Clarke counties that John Edwards do
Repub.
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MORE SICNs or DfsrREss AxoNa rHri f)rx0c
RAc1.-t 10 1 fortunate circumstances for a.
country that Senator Dooelas's senatorial yerm
expires next year. and |. 1t he rightly considers
failure to BE- re-r'cctel u excluding him from
consideration 10 the selection of . presidentiaf
candidate IN 1850. sNnsler the illumination II
the fact, ho realizes there il 4 north. and II il.
dicating : Irespees for northern opinion thst h.
has heretofore been sadly wantipe Ia. His pa-
pers in llinoie. whose people ha has 6rst 10 meet
not only atand ont vigorously against he Cal.
houn constitasion Tor Kahsaa, bnt repudiate wi.lk
severity the new slavery dogma preached s.
the Washington Union, that .ssates cannot lex
clude slavery from their borders without the
consent Of every ownes4 o. neksOeey ai The chi
cago Times den0d7ees this doctrine 90 - boid
and infamous attempt 70 destroy the de,r,Acra !.
e party, andsas adocsiise ..usseriy hostile 10
the democratic platform, and desssucsiveufe tAts
sovefeignsy and oalional upioa. Y. The aoFsheyn
democracy have got st0nach fun Or neryoe.
now; and we do mot sonasri they obiecs "a; ~.
king u any more. . If tie new concootioa. 4.
fsrced fupoa ti.sm, Dsoh o. sora gress iDssrs
nal distsrbaAee, ed Nsstiss Not Snlv - -
niRgef Win den eoae up bsssla IL iite1agnie
gsh shat preceded him. Nothing could be -
- f0f the health 81 the patient aad The couserv
Ihaa snc pprgatisp Il olsnsive ana dist1pff 81 4
element1 81. NJ hope Ne southern docfoS /
.lll iaAi n e. Ae psv dase. galld epoS, /
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A. Ohas4ss uaetsys lectsrs in B1stss, q
TssssAj5 evsniag -, - rrsnont fsmple,
might iseekeaAsssss -asssed % ss~." on he
plaiserus 1odsh QsIAsy, JoAah Quiasy, Js.,
sad ysEeA VslDsy. haAss and ssa. - grand
500. rSs Wssssssss ~ eais shsa SsseA ef
,......stS I'd @8s&4s5 mx@wS HsH sHas& III s'SrA
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81 - Qaaksress. jealous Of her husband, watched
bis msvenienir, and one u,oruing actually dis-
covered The truaat hueging and kissing the Ger,
want GisL Brosd6rim saw she face 81 bis vile,
o. shs peeped through me hall opsAed door, aud
rising vIth al the GOODNESS efa general, thu
sddssesed her: .Bessey. thee had better onis
psseiag AZ thSs Wy eaass dislesbasss y ihs
MD = AZ sdmirabie Illaslsatlon u ~ nhIIos.
epAy Sfthe bVxqe Damocsacy toWefde ~ n.
lpshltcens. Trey pespetsas4 Ill kluds Of saSoslI.
- ard euormieles, aaA shea they dad the Re-
JhliDssspsepng6 - sbsn aAl1 Bo@ ssaaAl
i1zno - = - isA, oWe Ghan eneeeaais-
wensse h - 1anay. 80 'i1nv - UsIes$l
>0A. onR
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4 Is
! In lS4S Judge Bronson wrote letter on the
subject Of Slavery which SO exactly describes
the present crisis, and the attempt OF the Blu
chanan party to extend Slavery that its publca-
| ton will be timely. It is dated July Is, lS4S.
and after declining an invitation to attend %.
litical meeting, he says: "
slavery cannot exist where there is no pos
tive Law to uphold It. 1t 10 not necessary that
| it should be forbidden; it is enough that it 10
not especially authorized. II the owner Of
slaves removes with or sends them into any
country, State or Territory, where Slavery does
not exist by Law. they will from that moment
become fremen, and will have as good right
to command the master as be will have to com.
mand them. Slave laws have no extra author.
ity; and law of Virginia which makes = man
slave there, cannot make him slave il New
York, nor beyond the Rocky Mountains.
Entertaining no doubt on that question, /
can see no occasion tor asking Congress to L.
gislate over the extension of Slavery into free
territory, and, as . question of policy, think
had better let it alone. II our Southern breth-
rem wish to carry slaves to Oregon, New Mex
co or California, they will be under the neces-
city Of asking Law to warrant it; and il viii
then be in time Tor the Free States to resist the
measure, rs cannot doubt they would with
unwaverng firmncss. SD
would no. needlessly move this question. as
Il is one Of an exciting nature, which tends to
sectional division. and may do US harm a.
people. would leave it to the Slaveholding
States to decide for themselves aud ON Their
own responsibility, when, il ever, the matter
shall be agitated in Congress.
1t may be that they will act wisely, and never
more at ah-espec'aily as i seems pretty gen
orally agreed that neither Oregon, New Mexico
or California, is well adapted to slave labor
But il our Southern brethren should make the |
question, We shall have no cheice but 70 meet |
il; and then, whatever consequences NAV fol-
low, trust the people Of the Free. States win
give united voice against allowing Slavery on
y single foot of soil where it is not now author.
lied by law. t ,s.ssS 80 3f11aa
l am very respectfully your oeedient servant.
GREENE G. BRONSON.
To Messrs J. Cochranc and others, Commit
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SPEAKrRsHIP or THE HousE.-Nr. James F.
Wilson, Of Jefferson, has beer nominated for
the Speakership OF the House by the Iowa City
Republican, and the move seconded BY large
number Of Republican Journals in The State.
Mr.. Wilson has achieved for himself an enviabie
position in the Republican party Of this State.
He served with much credit in the Constitution
al Convention, and has thus far proven himself
equal to every position and faithful to every
trust. We believe he will make, if elected, 1
prompt and efficient Speaker.
Mr.. s. B. Shelladay, Of Jasper, Judge Sewers,
of Mahasha, Judge Edwards, Of Lucas and Col.
Dewey, Of Henry. all good men and true, have
been named for the Speakership. :
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A large grey Eagle attacked two men in Bed.
ford Ca Psaa.. rscsnuy. Il 6ew a. the throat
Of one - Ne asa vho was short distance
from d. csAes. but the blow was warded on
The es<ie thes sssuck him through the wis.
with 10 sisv. when thsy closed and fell to the
GROUND = . 6saa1sl ssrsGsls. Tbs ether man
had his gss sish hin, bat vas psevented from
airing 81 ssss = killiag ~ friend. he ran i'm
@ediAsely 70 ~ assisistaace aud cut the throat
Of the sAkls. n AsAsursd nine feet betxeen
sSe nps o. "s vAes- ..Asa $50 D..
The Govsrnment Il building . custom house
81 Nev Orsaass which viil " ihs lsrges. sssuc.
ture Of the kind under root in the sosld ID
has tesa Ssillsag asce 1899, and n Estimated
to cost q. -. 90. The whole Of this immense
aiidiupen1 - , liksiy - prove hos On ssz
count a.ahs isssAsisasey Ut No SsoRdssiop.
the ssxs hasi1e slssadg sssas1 10 isshsA The
top Of the bsildiag being six inchss cut Of IsssL
la is<s1 yeha b Siil ss>aIs sntil IL Ssds
solid e1rsA. sAisA b I1Saiiisna = shout 30 fees
from ID torlAce.a AAf Tc, e''i.' nsi Y -
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Congress will assemble At Washington on
Monday next There IL every reason 70 expect
one Of the warmest discussions that has ever
been witnessed 1t Washington, atan eariy peril
cd OF the session, on the Kansas Constitutional
question. Il 10 understood that Senator Doug
las intends TO introduce bill in the Senate for
an Enabling Act, declaring the action Of the late
Constitutional Convention void, and providing
for new Constitutional election.
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Ship Load ~ C0rpsee. saala II
We take the following paragraph from the
Berlin correspondence d. he N. Y. Times. Nov.
oSth.


| The line.of. battle ship Lefort, which lately
capszed IN broad MONDAY in the BAY or Fin
land, when closely surrounded by numerous
vessels OF the feet on their way from, Reyel i,
Cronstadt, has since been examined by English
divers, at the order ofthn Russian Governn AMI
It will probably be still ID the recollection af
your readers, that the vcs sei had in ad6;tinn -
about 500 troops and crew, fun 400 "a . .
on board, chiefly women i nd children WHO S;,h
the quantities Of bulky ! ouse furniture. occn.
pied the whole tween decks. Out Of eons;der.
alton Tor these unwchted passengers tho mort
holes OF the man Of war Lad been left open. ana
when sudden slaali u me on could not ~
closed 10 time; and 50, Wien the wind tool her
the vessel heeled over, filed, and at once can.
slzed. Such persons as were on deck NJ III
time, we're. Of course, at once washed away. hut
the divers found not less than / 100 cornses n
the cabins, tween decks, and in the hold III
cllnging 70 some portion. Of the timhers al the
ship or 20 each other. the horror al sh;s fe.r.
iui sight appears 70 aaxe been aggravated by
the ciscumstsnce that tie bodies we're already
lar gone 10 decomposition, and with few excen- /
tons, the eyes Of All the e0rpses were wide omen
and glazing. The effect OF this dreadful snec.
tacle on the divers was such that one 81 them
was totally unable for many DAYS 10 rec0yut M
CHASTITY scsnes he had Witnessed down Il. that
hive Of patFsfyh1g cerrses, and On lis nersis,.
emf refusal % repeat his visit there, wss sent
home. aa5 r. H0s.# ID s.ra1's1f Z, 800
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The Annamosa Eureka of this week contains
. sensible article ON this subject, which we
heartily endo-se. We extract the concluding
paragraph 49,,
The present is no time TO take up unknown
aud untried men to represent rs in the Senate
OF the United States. The questions at Issue
are snlomentous The main one IL whether ,his
great nation OF thirty millions is or II not to BE
. nation Of .bondn.en-s second Egypt; and,
like Rgrpt, 20 down in darkness, ruin, and dis.
grace. II is whether the people shall rule ac-
cordipg to The great compact, the Constitution,
-Ot whether an oligarchy, numbering less than
three lhnndrrd thousand, shsll rule with no Con-
sa, y ~ 4 !. the Old eon,es. between
iizseipn and 4 rampant larbarism. We want
no weak, temporising coapromiser to represent
us in tbs Senate al such time. lie must be .
hero Or nothing There is no middle ground.
not.cven Tor respectable cipher -
Tho right nan for the right place. should be
the aim. II the right man ia Northern Iowa
has been found, then elect hia. We know We
have D hundrsd such; but 1.-The Kings Of The
s,ind are never Acknowledged until they ascend
che chrome II, then, the right man d not
foaadin Northern Iowa, take him wherever ID,
is. Localities and cliques are Of small signii;.
canoe. Men never ask what part Of q State
senator represents, but what Sfatsi To take
weak OF race ilating man because be halls from
ihia locality or thai 10 cutting oar own threats.
We hope the Legislature win take an enlarged
view Of the case, and be guided By State and
NstioeAl, lot By local ipGuences. l -
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nn4uirer says that "there are but two parties
"a the country. the one opposed 70 lie institu.
non q slave y, and the other il favor Of il"
The number Of divorces, for zen wear. 49,
obtained 10 the courts OF Philadelphia. in ahont
$500 Suits Of this natnss are increasing il n.
quency. A. rel a4ni5al HaA zsss7e# 81 sfsss
The Easton pa Argus mentions IL ;ne;ter.
ofan old gentleman recently decease3 IA Lehich
county, who pretended 70 be quite Door. an
examining the premises after kis death, 40 leea
than vi 900 were found ID specie, which IN
nsd doubtless 'il been saving and sconcealing for
n. Lamarsine, whose fortuae was greatly IN.
paired BY series Of bad years and h;s indnI.
gence 70 poor tenants, has this year had I nag.
nifcent crop Of wine upon HI Mscoa, astaee.--ft
Y said that hs has sold 2,0O0 gcaaks q 90 france
each, and has consequently Realised d sna Of
]4O'Voo tssoc& 4F7 ~ ~ at4 sAaapg 3lAa 49,. n
CHArsED HAHDG-fhs applicAslea ofsuv In
Sod oilas nighs and mosniag y nd % Is ~
efiectusa cefs and peesestiye q this efoublssone
I fArrD Durinx the psogfesso s ne turpa6o
80 week, neSr CfessHne, mya In e1chanRe % |
sais1 white, young hoy aged seventeen
lpara, was carried BY the force Of the wind ~.
sFaA hundred ~, 80 left On IT, Top e ehpr,
Y sres. aae G!ide6 thfeaGh asiAl spaoe, hoeps'
,ao ~ uke thing 81 slF, ana .despsndsd npea |
&c tree VIII ~ ~ najsssy ed - pf = |
,'s e sose1e9s = - nesf i6lFaags - ~,
- sscsesa spiR1s1pa. aa4ag1A Ill III fs4gs m
nm RxsJrsEns gussE-Hsa b. y. scu..ia
ate Jsdge ct tAsvU. 8. Gppeeis Obass, 49,
leAred q The Boseen haF On oksprSsy. Il
tsesd 49, esfass l'he supreas Cass< X ~
= AesapsE III s Il a. sa#y ssss *4.f III
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fnSH1 unAenaensd takes pleasurein annoupeipe
j shte - friends and the publisgsnssAijy, nat
be hss taaDepsscd cL0i hing STORE, vhefe
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Ssnnsf 0Bething, and Gentlemen = pusnishin9
Goods, Whjlh have been purchased 81 ths lowest
sstes u tbeEasesrn markets, and will . sold irst
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0enttenee Ass invited TO call and sxsuine for
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