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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

y - CoUxcIL BLUyrs, April IL, 81
1.-THE majority In this county for the Democrat.
s State Ticket viii b over 30. The Rspubli-
cans had 40 ticket in the field for cosnsy o&-
s,cs and bat very tew Of them attended The
40 y 800
The Mississippi and NissoaFi Rail Road has
asea permanently located % thiscity By way q
he Mosquito Valley. This b the route By which
se desired he location 70 b made. and efeesrss
I'll are veil p,cased With Is.
The Missouri river commeaced rising about 10
Ays ago md i aov Some hfsesn or tvsssy fsst
sSovs is ordinary level. Tue bottoms along the
liver are overaossdss large estsat, sxespe In
As Immediate vicinity Of this city, shsss thsy
NJ no. aEscssd BY tho riss- Aswe hare hadno
sins here this spring this rise = oaassd entirely
!, the nslung Of The amos above u. i 81
The sassnboas Sassehesk arrived Asfe ftos
4 Louis his afssrssoa with 800 passsasssa.
This 10 he bird arrival Of he seasoa.
-Four asa an sid 10 haze bean nardsssd -
ssAss~iss nads gay With. lase wssk. .nsaf fiaaas
asush, NshraskA h ssassqssaos = claia dia
saldsa ~ ~ ASt NsheaskA Lsgialssnrs ~
psaisd ~ saths cssninaa csassf IL fsesitses
- As i ssesesissA tAars haa tAAs uhicA = Il
pensed BY Js1gc Lyneh md d ~ esuA e1lil
@umr$ss~ meet with 40 mercy. -
Yonss. le
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GLORY TO OHIo.-Baron Won Homboldt insists
that Ohio is the Queen State of the Union, and
we are not sure that he is not right. At all
events she is q.eenly in her liberality to human
ity, suffering in the cause of humanity. The
select committee have reported resolution, in
structng the committee of finances to report a
bill approprating 800, 600 for the relief Of the
people of the Territory of Kansas, to be placed
in the hands of the Governor for use, whenever,
in his judgment, such exigency shall arise as to
Justify him.-Cn. Com.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

For CALrroRNIA.-Last evening, about five o.
clock, our attention was arrested by the sight
Of a long string of white wagons descending the
bluff. There were seven in company, each COW
cred with muslin, and with panes of glass fas-
tened in the covering, through which their in
mates could take observations. One of the men
in train told US that the company was from St.
Josephs County, Indiana, and was bound for
California Islander, 10th.
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A DlRrY CtrY.-The Now York Times Of the
18th inst, says that thirty thousand loads and
s,er, Of ashes, manure and dirt, have been trans
hred from the streets to the different dumping
grounds Within little more than fortnight Ali
this tlth vas collected from the lower wards.
What horrible dirty city It must have been.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

THE PEARL ExcIrEMENr.-The alleged finding
of real pearls in the shells of muscles near Pat.
terson, N. j., is creating no little excitement
A friend assures US that one pearl as large as a
small marble, (not piece of chalk has been
shown to Tiffany Il Ellis, the well known Broad
way jewelers., who estimated its value at 81 ,OO0
and offered to advance 800 on it. 1t lacks the
peculiar tint of the Eastern pearl otherwise its
value would be almost Incredible The man who
owns it has already sold small pearls to the
amount of 5000. Everybody is on the search
and whatever may DO the result there is evident
ly no lack of muscle at the diggings.-N. .Tri
huna
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

aRnArAxxxicAS
Us. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
70 BOSTON, ElNIRA BiNGHAMPToS, sARATooA
SPRINGS,
And all points In New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Il LAKE
SHORE H. Il.
IEPoarAxr TO THE TRaYKIxs--The chgan Southern
and Lake Shore Route Is the only one connecting direct
~ in the depos thus avoiding entirely the annoyancts
Of ferryng rivers, via Michigan Central and Grea
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS DAY,
Sundays excepted carrying the gres, through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Ptsburg Harrisburg Philadephia Baltimore and WASH
ngton over any other route and the most exhibitions
route to Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York and
Boston.
rRArNsL HAvE, VIZ. ..- 7
ls-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at. As A. u.
arrive in Clevelsnd ate NJ, Yew York aud Boston
next evening. 81
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at..........3p.M.
arrive in Cleveland morning at O'Clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning. rs..
Sd-New York Boston Expresseave Chicago at S. 45
arrive in Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore. ETC., fol-
lowing morning; also connecting ut Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk Buffalo, arriving In New York
the next day at noon. and Boston at Pm.
Athe above trains drectthrough to all points
in Ohio and Pennsy lvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday, leave at 80 A. NJ, and
300 Pm.
Only one train Sunday, leave at s.45 Pm.
The 800 P. N. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
sunday morning at Z O'Clock.
-. Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, theme.
to New York and Boston.
Only changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts.
burg.
Through Tickets good for S65 days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop any where the Route.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, ETC., will from IL TO "a hours
time by taki any ofthe above Trains any other
Route
Passengers arriving in Chicago any Of the roads,
will find attentiI heck agents the cars, who will
ceivs your CHECK and convey your baggage free Of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office Of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Bu
and Sherman streets, and ailthe Railroad Offices in
the West
Passengers holding through tickets by this line viii be
transported free Of Charge from the depot Chicago
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
ONCE under fremont House Chicago, the Passenger
Depot, TChicapo Nov 10, 1856,
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PROFEssOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFU E WIN E!

An uAKlFALLkD XkUICINk ToK fBk CURE OF
ISEyER and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodi-
cal Hea lAshe, Loss Of Appetite, and every disease
arising from dissrganiaed condition Of the Liver or
An impure or defective state Of the Blood.
Ihh Wine b put up In Quart Bottles and offered to
the public the CskAPssf and Nosr RstiAllx KNOWN
RnDI fer the above Diseases. JOHN wISER,
Sole Proprietor.
Once s. Maiden Lane, New York.
~ To whom al orders must be addressed
For sale Wholesale Retail In Burlington By Mes
Sauirss B,oss Druggists, corner OF Jefferson and Main
s.rsess Iapr 81.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

THE WHEAr CRor.--Tcnnessee, North Gcor.
/ GA and Virginia papers are jubilant over the
brilliant prospects of the growing wheat crop.
The fields, under the influence of warm rains
md mild sanshlne, look wondsrously green, and
plentiful harvest 10 everywhere expected.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
az The talents and ingenuity of the medi

az The talents and ingenuity of the medi-
cal profession have been almost exhausted in
experimenting and theorizing on the nature and
effects of Malaria or Marsh Miasma, and the sub
ject is SO well understood BY all, that any COM
ment upon it is unnecessary. We know that by
some unexplained means it is the prolific cause
OF Fever aud Ague and the other Bilious Fevers,
and We likewise know that there exists an infal-
lible antidote to it in Prof. Motifs Febrifuge
Wine, which Is the most certain remedy ever
discovered, for all those Bilious Fevers, and for
every affection of the Liver.
This Wine is put up in quart bottles, and be-
sides being the best it is the cheapest and most
palatable medicine for the above complaints.
For sale by SoUIRks Boss.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

tE~ A correspondent Of the n. 7. Herald
ENDS particulars Of tho assassination Of nine
American travellers In Brazil, short time ego.
They were going down the Amazon, and when
hear the Fort Of TabAtinga thcy were .saprissd
and murdered BY party Of Brazilian authorities.
TIE writer appeals strongly for some otRcal &C.
ion on tie part Of our Government relative "a
this atrocity.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

Lord Evelyn, son of the Earl of Butte, and an
officer in the guards, wore long mustaches, and
appeared in the House of Commons, of which
he was member. One day Mr.. C-y thus
addressed him: my lord, now that the war is
over, won't you put your mustache on the peace
enlistment" 81 do not know exactly whether
l shall do that" replied his lordship, ''but |
would advise you to put your tongue on the civil
list"
ELECTION AT GRlNNELL.-We; have received
intelligence from Grinnell, Poweshiek County,
that the Republican vote in that place was l0l,
while the unterrifed Democracy, in strict &C.
cordance with their political faith, are put down
at a cipher! Republicanism in Iowa, is neither
dead" buried, nor embalmed;" but invested
with the omnipotence of truth, it is pre-or.
dained to shake the aristocracy of the slave
power until it falls into hopeless ruin.
BY the way, Grinnell, on the Railroad vote
last winter, cast l02 votes for the road, aud not
one against it'll With reference to internal i'm
provements and Republicanism, Grinnell takes
the lead among Western towns. Her intelligence
deserves the warmest praise, and her enterprise
is worthy of the highest commentator.
Fl. Des Moines Citizen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

BRIDGE BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the office
Of II. Thielsen, Chief Engineer Of the Burlington
aud Missouri River Railroad Burlington, Iowa, until
the 18th OF May, 1851 for the construction Of Bridge
across Skunk River Augusta miles Southwest Of
Burlington. The Bridge will be 800 feet long, with two
spans Of $50 feet each and Is feet wide the clear
Specifications and plane be at the Engineers
once, Who win give ali necessary information about the
same Proposals should be for the whole but the
cost Of the supersrucsure and mason work separately
Il 10 desired that persons Wishing to contract should
visit the premises and ascertain the Of materials
&c. MARTIN THOMPSON, Pres't.
W. r. DSAESf, Sec'y. FaPr 2l-wd
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A Gar LorHAR1o.-A good story is told Of a
fellow of North Carolina. Having been put in
jail for marrying three wives, he made his es-
cape, and was seen three or four days afterward
by a gentleman who recognized him. The gen
tleman, anxious to secure the reward for his
apprehension, invited him to his house to dinner,
and then slyly slipped out in pursuit of con
stable; but great was his horror on his return
to find that the culprit had absconded with his
own wife
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
"Joe, nv fathers an old mariner-a regu

"Joe, my fathers an old mariner-a regular
salt"
"Why, never knew that What service was
he in?"
1.-THE whaling service. He goes cruising
around all night, and in the morning, when he
comes home, he goes whalin the whole family,
from the old oman down, and boxes the com.
mass about the hired girls ears"
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AND MECMANI-

AhShAAECIShAL AND MEC AANl>
., Car. Hs:Bs s.!.. ,........ ...-
fINHE Architect, by W. H. Ranett vols. '--
1 Shaw's Civil Architecture. -Es.s. '--s E-1 -. s-
Browns Carpenters Assistant and Rural Architecture.
The American Architect. by John W. Rttch.
Gould's House Carpenters and Jniner's Assistant.
SeniauIin'g Practice of Architecture
The Carpenters Assistznt, bs l. Wis Z. Joy.
- NewGude, by Peter Nicholson, n. K Da.
Wis and Samuel Sloan. z... ., ..r- .....s .
The Modern Geometricsi st air builder
The Universal Stair Baider, by r. A Cuppsr
Laisvsrs Beauties OF Architecture. -.ls =a-. Y.s
Minimize. Mechanical wing.
Downing's Rural Architecture. .-... .... .I-fs.
Country iouses
Economic Cottage Builder, by Charles Dxyer rs.
Wheeler's Rural Houses.
The Rndiments OF Architecture, by John Bullock
OF the Art Of Building,
The Working Mans Co;tag re Architecture
The Cabinet Makers Assistant, by George Smith
American Engineers Asst, by Oliver Byrne.
Mahan's Civil Engineering - ~
Hsupt on Bridge Con strucilon.
Gillespie on Roads and Railroads.
Lardnsr's Mechanics
Treatise a Box of Instru,nsnts , ILL.,
The Miller and Miilvright's Assistant.
The Cabinet Maker and Cphoist.-efs Ass't
pobson on the Manufacture Of Brick and Tics 4ss
Smiths Dy-r's Assistant a. .5.. ls9
The above for sale cheap ty J P BEOvT $500
a.: - Bsrxs. uaass p,.litn., al -. %
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
sEWe should like TO know whether the LAT

sE-We should like TO know whether the late
)iecision Of tho Supreme Court in the bred Scot
case, does or does not conflict with our Demo-
cratic brethren's ideas Of State Rights. Does it
aot say to the citizens Of the Free States 'you
hall not regulate your social institutions, 90 as
10 exclude slavery"
Will the Gazette enlighten US on this points
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

BLACKSMITH WANTED-At the Corners
- not far from the centre of Union Township. House,
Garden Spot and building suitable for Shop, at
$50 per year. Apply to II. AVERY.
apr 1S-d3twlt*
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REMOVAL. -
S A II u 3 L A / ID Is n.

~ As aMA Steam.Eister, Locksmith.
VI Bell Hanger, Tin and Composition Roofer Aiso,
dealer in steam and Gas Pipe, Brass Cocks, Globes,
Gnage and Offender Cocks, Whistles, Lift and Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe, 3e.
All work done by me viii warrant perfect.
Next door south Of Zion Church, Third Street, Bur-
lngton Iowa.
Particular attention paid to Fitting Steam Pipes 70
So Mills Gvist Mills, Packing deuses, Breseries, lie.
apr 30-stvdtf SANL ALLEN.
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(NITY LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE
" 50 Lots Of various sizes and 14o0 acres Of i'm
proved and timber Land, from to miles from Bur.
lngton, For sale by
apr q .bpSm E. D. RAND co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

D0G1AI 0UmD08 ANn EHNcn1w0s-Ine -
ceol asd 6etibes1te msf6es uhicb il bas boea
or lot 70 tseosd, uas eomnIitted abOst two
weeks siscs q Jscksea county, BY man by the
name Of Clifford. The murdered man, vhose
name b John q. IngaIlE, Vas during the summer
d 1856 Aborsr in the employ Of one Gerris,
Who Is Chords uncle, and arrangements had
been made for the unemployment Of Ingalls,, Is
farm isbofer during the coming season. and
about two weeks since, while on his way to and
within about one mile of Gerritts house, was
instantly killed by rife shot Al soon as the
news Of his murder bad become noised about,
suspicion waa fastened rpon Clifford and Gerritt,
and they we're confined in Jackson county jail,
70 swat trial, in case they did not see e. to get
out and lsavs. Saturday last large number Of
citizens collected, and having in view the fact
that many murders had been committed in that
region, and that the course Of the Law had been
% slow and i'll managed, that the perpetrators
Of many bloody deeds had eluded justice entire
~, and were yet proving among this comrnu-
nifty, until favorable opportunity should pre-
sent itself for other outrages, they proceeded to
the aforesaid jail, tore i. down, and with the
intention Of summarily hanging both the prison,
en-. Clifford, Gerrett's nephew, was secured.
and with ~ little delay possible, rope was
about his neck and he was dangling in the air.
Before his executioncrs put an end to his career
Of crime, he confessed that he did the deed. but
that it was committed through the instigation of
his uncle, who had hired him to put Ingalls, out
of the way. Amid the general confusion which
attended the prompt action of the vigilance
committee, Gerritt succeeded in escaping, but
was recaptured, and was brought to this city
yesterday morning, where more secure quarters
we're In readiness for him at the Scott county
jail, where he will undoubtedly remain until he
has his trial at the May term OF Jackson County
Court. As to the motive which prompted this
murder We have not learned-and may be the
secret of the prisoner alone In a few days there
will undoubtedly be further and more complete
Developments -DaSenport Democrat.
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HAVING bought Mr.. ". V. Utter's interest In the
II Pre- and Water Proof Composition Roof Business
am nov ready 70 put Roofs on buildings, either in
city country, on the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted tight aAMI ALLEN.
Next door south Of Zion Church, Burlington.
QN-uSfdff = 49,
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ImP0rlant Political Movement In Pa.
The Buchanism Of vemang0 county

We learn from the Venango (Pa.) Star, that
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Buchan-
ties Of that county. was held at Riceville ON
Monday, March 3Oth, for the purpose of endor
sing the recent decision of the Supreme Court
In the bred Scott case. Col kaner of Irwin
township presided. Several eloquent speeches
were delivered by Judge Cooley, DR.. Weymar
and Mr.. T. H. Parsons. Resolutions were offer
ed by James F. Wool, and unanimously adopt.
ed.
Col Holland offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the State Legislature be re-
qucstcd to inquire into the expediency of liquid.
ating the debt of the State by the sale Of all
persons of color now residing in Pennsy lyania.
Col. II. in supporting this resolution, said that
although this proposition might at first seem to
be startling one, yet little reflection would
convince every thinking man that the plan was
not only perfectly in accordance with the deci.
sion of the u. S. Supreme Court, but was also
perfectly feasible. He spoke ut considerable
length, developing the details Of the proposed
plan. His remarks were listened to with pro-
found attention, and at their conclusion the
meeting adjourned until the 9th inst, when
final action will be taken on the resolution.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS JUST RE.
CEEViD.
CPURGEON'S SERMONS, second series. Readers OF
y the first volume of 1.-THE Modern Whitfield will be
impatient to procure the second, and those who
have not yet read either can hardly be aware how
much they are losing.
LIFE AIPING- WANG Chief Of the Chinese nsurrec
ton, by Milton Mackie with nuner avings;
GREECE AND THE GREEKS PRESENT DAY, by Edmund
Abbott;
THE BAY PATE: tale Of New England Colonial Life
by G Holland;
MINNESOTA DAGoTAH, IN letters descriptive OF tour
through the North In the autumn of 1856, with
information relative to public lands and q table of
statistics, by Andrews;
HooPER's WESTERN Fruit Book the latest work this
subject, with colored illustrations of the natural
size. II. Ii. HAWLEY,
apr9 Western Book Store.
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Clagget's majority 7O4.

EkSruck,Axs IN KAssAs,-The Topeks GAN
Asl Tribune Of the Esd, has the following para
graph showing the feeling entertained BY Ken,
lucky capitalists relative 70 the future co''di-
tons Of that Territory:
"In conversation with some gentlemen who
came up the Missouri river . few days since, =
asnihcant fact was related, which, IN its innu'
saee on the institutions Of Kansas, 10 worth
more than all the speech making and legislation
which have interlarded the proceedings Of Con-
ees There wsso on the same boat With our
aiormant number Of Kentuckians, also on their
way to Kansas, who stated that they were com
Ing prepared to make large investment, pro.
'ided ,hero. Was any certain prospect Of Kansas
becominga Fsw SHADE; but II otherwise, they
should return, satisfied, from their experisnoe N
4 slaveholding community, that the existence
of slavery is inimcal TO enterprise and oondi
ton of nr0aDeritV. $3.50
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DaNis,s FA.sN FOsy sAlEl

4 Miles from the cay OF Bari agiO0.
CHARLES SCHMIDT offers for sale his hne Farm,
cons sting of 200 acres Tie Farm Is situated
the Middle Augusta Road and formerly known as
the "Dyer Farm" This Is valuable chance Tor any
wishing to yet desirable pro- erty near the city.
The Farm Is divided into parcels tn grant TO every
buye err timber and farm land To avoid mistakes, every
parcel marked by posts aud Numbers. The largest
contains 40 acres good block house beautiful garden
with 30 fine Trait trees we'll stables, and other con-
yenenc-s Other parcels contain is to ~ ACRES, with
timber and Farmland equally divided
Cnud ions iicral-,nIy sua cash pa yments required
Sale the highest oder takes place on the harm on
the 2zd of April 81 For particulars enquire
of A Bodei.aL Chas Starker Co., ami Chr Handler,
Ia BurlIt gton, or Of CilAc. SCHMIDT,
anr 15-I,;,d prouri, tor Of the Farm.
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a Ieve CssssIsusGsa Win eedlea gtviae
: ~ ssgso fall rights ~ citsssnsAap.
wiz - wish 70 say sbsas ~ aboss pass.
.,h = Dat Il i totally fajss q every pastisu-
800. alt. ..;,;. Il /. fAlea 49, 49,
....' ~. r..-.,....s. !.
b sny ssea c0oach 70 " nv " y =
A,ss shss shs Rspubiissa party, - . party, sdvs-
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Isens pelitieian 81 ths psssy, tass " are Assss
= ,hss hss adyocstcd negro suffrage. L b
sv ,s..~,, 1, nos d the CoustisssIoe.
." s,.s :. ,.,,.u
ssishef u tscAeo = :"
Bat tAcss u . codtcu . the emo o. snn ooss-
-. allowing tho psoplc Of The t5ests, whss they
a. .x....;o, :, 80. IN .r.rA.,.,
w - ..s-. 80. 80. 1870.
pt, STRIKING ou1 'he W.T." una's. a
ast The people can Be trusted, and know aheut
:. ~.,I A. he politicians what they want, " are
-,..,a - sh,a. ,hef, A.c;.;on sach usea "a
~ afHa - s'1v '.s"
10 Dsmocras'c doosssnes before snas party sosd
ksslf 70 ths slascocracy. We are very positive
:. u.oc,a ,v;ll adout the C0nntitution last a. II
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Look OUT FOR NEW COUNTERFEIT On Tues
day last new counterfeit was discovered in
circulation here. Descrlption-$ls on the Bank
Of Commerce, New London, Conn; Wig. Mercu-
~ and sailor and two ships in the distance, Har-
rison on the left, steamboat between signatures;
well done and likely to deceive.-Lyons Mirror.
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TAIsTs FOR SALE.-A choice farm, situated
In Danviile Town hip, 10 miles from Il is city, On
the Washington road, containing 2s5 acres-4U acres
timber-the improvements excellent irums
house 40 acres under .,nce, Is5 under piow, tho
balance pasture,) young orchard, outbuiidngs &C.,
with good wells, failing springs AID stone
quarry For pa rticu,ars enquire of Peter Smith, ling
llsin,) this city, :!le PREMISE -
apr t,-Sp1m kIBkSON SMITH.