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

Be II known BY ali .icky, weak and debiIiated per-
sons, that
NcLEAS,s STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Is the only rcedy that win strengthen and nvigorste
the system and remove ailtmpurities in the Bloed.
1t Is very pleasant TO take.
In Il Is combined the properties Of TOXIC, DIrasrIc
and AlrxaAriyE.
/ els, such -
Darhna Btliiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head
ache Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach, Liver Com
paint Weakness or Debility, Pain in the Stomach
Bowels. costyeness, Night Fevers, Yeilovness OF the
/ Skin, &C.. &c.
When taken, 1t neutraiises and removes any morbid
secretons in the Stomach and strengthens the Digestive
Organs.
VIII also cure any disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladder. or Urinary Organs, and Alternative, it
purifes and creates healthy circulation of blood
moving all sores, boils, pmpes bloches from the skin.
Try it, and be convinced Of its wonderful nvisoratng
! properties.
For Children who puny. weak and sickiy, We add
vie parents to give them ,easpoonfu OF this CoRniAL
daily.
IN See Circular.
J. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also Mclean $ Volcanic Oil Eminent
=" Principle depot on the conner Of Third and Pine
treets, St. Louis. Mo. mar4-1mw
THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar. ahod, over the palate,
but their energy although wrapped up, is Mere, and
tells with giant force the very foundations Of dis
Tn. re thousands of sufferers who would
wear their dsempers If they knew they could he cured
for % Try Ayers Pills, and you w.li know.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the from impurities and you cured
already. s- r.s.l
Take this best Of all Purga,ves, and scrofula, Tnd
gestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, sideache,
Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements AMI all diseases
which purgative REACH fly before them like dark
ness before the Sun. -
Reader, If you are suffering from any of the numer
Gus complaints they eure-sufer more-the remedy
has been provided for you and It is criminal to neg
lect 1t.
That Asers Cherry Pictorial Is the best medicine for
Cough is known to the whole world and that Ayers
Pills the best of all Pills. sknown to those who have
used them. .rz+
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER, Practical Chemist Low.
ELL Mass and sold by all Druggists and Deaersin Medi.
oine through this section. apr s-2m.
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:" 1858, for $49V
o.. IN


All bearing 10 per cent. interest from day OF sale
The remainder OF purchase money 10 be paid AS follows
One half call, the balance ia and IL months with
10 per cent. interest. 49,
And the undivided half of Lots a. "a and % In Wsdes
Sub Division, containing Ia acres and Lot NO o. Book
No. g63 In Barret's Sub DviAon, which Is erected
new frame dwelling house and cistern
This pro.ery viii be sold On the following conditions
subject to the following disturbances! On Iot NO.
is there Is an ineumbrupce OF 1880, payable as fol-
lows $500 In year s5Oo In two years 1000 IN three
year and $1,000 in four years from the 24ih day Of
April 1851 with 10 per cent interest, the balance OF
the purchase money cash On Lots No " and IS here
incumbrance oil $50 s40 payable Sept 23h 1891,
and $500 payble sept 10Th, $685. with upper cent inter-
est oue.haf of the balance Of tie purchase money
pay able in cah the remainder in and IL months with
10 per cent interest from date Lot No. u, BLOCK 9po,
Barrels Sub Division will he sold for half cash aud The
balance in and IL months with Interest at ~ per cent
from date. For farther information apply to
April II, 1857 bptd JOIN q. FOOT, tEx.c,r.
Gazette COPY, J. q. LAUMAN, {
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Chicago. Monday, April Is. 81

Another disagreeable day. Not large atten.
dance OIL change. Grain preserves the frmness
noted Saturday, but buyers are not anxious
about purchasing, consequently transactions are
few and far between. .-- ....-..
Wheat is firm, and small sales of spring were
made outside at sec to store 800 bushels Seed
Wheat went at $l,05 to store Winter Wheat
is in light supply; 1000 Blu red for milling sold
Saturday at $l,i5. OF corn we note sales of 10,
900 bu on boari next week at Acc; 5000 and
5000 bu at 47c; 1000 and 5000 bu at Acc in
store; 5000 and 1000 bu at 47c in store and two
cargoes at Acc on board the last part of May.
lots at 42c on track in bags. Rye is in demand
at s5c. Eggs are more plenty at l4ai5c. Pro-
visions firm. Our quotations for mess pork lard
bulk meats and tallow remain unchanged.
Cheese in very good demand and scarce. Hides
active. Potatoes scarce.
Flour-Country So, 5a6,25; City mills 5,5Oa
CTS. Buckwheat Flour l,5Oal,75. Corn Meal
$2o pr ton. Mill feed Sl4al5 pr ton.
Wheat-Spring sells at s5aS6c to store; red
winter $685. white do 1,l5al,25.
Corn-4la42c to store 45a5Oc for May and
June delivery.
Barley-Sl, 5Oa2. ......--
Rye-SuaS5c to distillery. .. --.....s
Oats-39a42c to store.
Laru-iS very nrnl, ana We quote NJ l4al4 &c
Ness Pork-We quote at S22, 5Oa2S; prime,
$40 per Dbl.
Beef-New moss Sl4 pr Dbl.
Dressed Beef-Sales at $4a8,5O.
Dressed Mutton-Sales at S4a6,50.
Dressed Hogs-$s, 50a9 pr cwt.
Cut Meats-We quote smoked hams at 124a
lSc pr Id; shoulders l0c pr To- picked hams,
lie; green do lOall4c.
Trout-would bring $40 per half barrel No.
l. .=r ..
White Fish-No. would bring So, SOFAS per
Dbl, the latter for Chicago city inspected.
Mackerel-No. Halves $SaS, so; No. 2 hlf
bbls S6a6, 80.
Herring -Lake-none here; Nova Scotia, Ari-
chat and Canso, round $4a4,50; split S5a5, so;
Eastport Ss,50a9; No. l, 50a56c pr box for new;
sealed 65c.
Cod6sh-Sales of Goldfish at $5,5oa5,75; Hake
s., 5Oa4.
Beans-Sales at 81, 5oa2,75 pr bu.
Tallow-We quote at l0ellc.
Butter-The market is firm. Firkin is selling
at l5al7c; fresh roll l7a2Oc.
Eggs-In demand. We quote at l5al5c.
Cheese-Fair sales at lla1l4c for Western
Reserve; l24al3c for Hamburg, and Country So
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DBCE.-l0 esrees Carolina Rice Fer sale By
II sPss 8 DaTIc
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AnsoS AND RosRxRY.-A small one story and
half frans dwelling, situated on Iowa Avenue
between eth and It'll streets. was destroyed by
flse between s and Q o'clock Saturday night. All
Is contents except few articles in the kitchen
we're also destroyed. As the occupants had been
lshsept during the day, and as . trunk was found
brokcu open and $50 extracted. the FIRE 10 sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an incendiary
"a sobber. The house belonged to VIM Ander-
90, (colored) and vas occupied BY his son-in-
law. John Hesner.-Nus. Journal
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A. w. PERRY,
VNHOLESALE Retail Dealer in MUSICAL IN
w STR UNENTS d INERGXANDASE PlC-
TCRES ARTISTS MATERIALS, CANES, DC, dc:
Agent for Woodward d Browns God Medal and
A. W. Ladd's Paris Prize Piano Fortes.
Also, Agent for Smiths Melodesns, the best in the
market.
Terms-cash approved paper. Pianos and Me'o-
deems monthly payments In sums 10 suit purchasers
Cid Instruments taken in exchange for new
Repairing of all kinds done eXpedtous!y and cheap.
Accordeons 25 cts per Reed.
Teachers and Seminaries furnished with Music &c,
at the usual discount.
Dealers and pedlars would do well to call before buy
ing East for VIC sell the Eastern Trade Prices aud no
mistake
Opinions IF the Press.
The instruments of Woodward 4 Brown have repeat
eddy received the first premiums Fairs in various
lions of country, and know from personal trial
that they well Decentralization DAILY Time.
May 11N, 1855.
Messrs. Woodward Brown, Of No. S87 Washington
St., Boston, have "passed their examination" with ex
traordary eclat, having carried OF the prize at the
last Great Exhibition, the Mechanics Fair at faneul
Hall, their competitors being the most distinguished
makers in America, including the late Mr. Jonas Chick
ing.-An9to !Sa1oR, My 10Th, 1856.
We had the pleasure of examining, at the Paris
Universal Exhibition the celebrated square Plano Forte
contributed by Messr Ladd Co, Tor which they were
awarded the FIRST class MEDAL being III.
best-Bcss0a Post Auy 31st, 1855. dkw
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~ The Iowa Citizen Is one Of tho largest
and handsomest papers in the State. Under the
auspices Of Dr.. Farmer II has been enlarged and
clothed in new drcss. The DR.. evidently pos.
ssses good taste In tho matter OF typography
and Ia a writer Of much ability. But did he
make his articles shorter we should probably be
much more likely to find time 70 read them.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

A Chinese boy, who is learning English. came
across the passage in his Testament, ave have
piped unto you and ye have not danced and
he rendered it thus: I'VE have foot, foot to you,
what's the matter you no jump"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

New Posr OrYIcEs.-The following new Post
Offices are officially announced:
Badger Mound, Webster County, Iowa; W.
White, Postmaster.
New Haven, Washington County, Iowa; Alon-
10 Waterman, Postmaster.
Caldwell, Appanoose County, Iowa; Henry n.
Myers, Postmaster.
Elmoral. Delaware County, Iowa; Francis W.
Durham, Postmaster.
Morris, Woodbury. County, Iowa; James Ed
wards, Postmaster.
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A z :"
in hist couAty, sassasaAy. A yousg farmer
lsfs his house While his vie and tso. children
we're sbseat q church, snd taking young lad J
aAnsd Hsnr psocsdsd 70 Aibsny, and took :
tssia for thsWssk Il Il expected thss be viii
seoa return, However. =, in the hurry, he left
biz pocket book = his aoshcr pansaloons." Il
contained ssss, four love letters, and I. lock Of
Miss Hunts hair done UP in : true lovers knot.
So 9s
MELANCHOLY AccrDxSr ~ PHft ApEtrHiA.- A
young lady named Susan Caldwell, about TWEEN
ty-one years Of age, on visit TO the house Of
her brotherin.law, the Rev. VIM. Cathcark Of
| the Baptist Church, was in the act Of removing
sons articles from mantel shell, on Thursday
Afternoon, when loaded pistol, which Was wrap
ped In weolen cloth, fell from the shelf to the
door and exploded. The bali entered the jaw
Of the unfortunate young lady, shattering it
badly and lodging in the skull, causing almost
Immediate death.
SAP CAsuAILTy.-We are informed that two
men lost their lives in the FIRST part of last week
near Desota. They we're spending the night in
Desota, N. T., when, BY tremendous gorge of
Ice below, the water raised SO rapidly that they
lost their lives in the attempt to escape. The
name Of one was Oconner.
yess whats In the Wind9
The New York Herald, which has been blow
ing hot and cold each day alternately since Blu.
cHAxAxs election, in its issue Of the l4th inst
has the following prominently inserted:
NorIcE TO THE PoL,rIcAL FRIENDS or Fac.
Hoxr.-The honest and out-spoken political sup
porters Of Col Fremont, are ernestly advised to
form q soon as possible, Standing Committees
and Clubs IN eccry toun, precinct, district, city
or couaty:of the United States, and thus prepare
the way properly to enter the field for the Pres
idency in 1850. Unless the friends of Fremont
begin At once to act in this way, he and his sup
porters will be cheated by the corrupt politicians
who are now seeking the management and con-
troll OF the Republican masses throughout the
country. Now is the time to begin the great
movement for 1860 by forming honest centres
Of union aud intelligence against corruption,
fraud and incipien. revolution.
1t ia thought it published the above for the
purpose Of annoying Stewards friends; or for
the purpose. of driving some black mail bargain
with the BUCCANEERS.
GAs.-The Superintendent of the Gas Works
requests Us to state, that, owing to sickness in
bis family and other causes, he has been absent
from the city two weeks longer than he intend
ed !; that, in the meantime, the winter stock of
coal has been exhausted, and that the deteriors.
ton in the quality of the Gas, for the time be-
ing, results from the necessity of using Wataga
Coal, from which good Gas cannot be made.
A supply Of better Coal will be Immediately
procured and the evil will be rcmcdied as soon
~ possible.
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ANOTHER MuRDER-We are again called upon
to chronicle another brutal murder in jackson
county. Aman named ingle was murdered in
Farmers Creek township in this county on FRI
day last. 1t is the result Of an old grudge and
long cherished malice on the part of the muir
derer, Whose name our informant does not re-
colect) and under the pretense of kindness for
deceased and his sick wife, persuaded him out
into the woods for the purpose of killinga squir-
rel for her, when he shot him in the back of his
head. The deceased lay from Friday until Tues
day before he was found. The murderer was
arrested and committed to Jail by Esq. Mann. to
await his trial at the May term of the District
Court and we understand that there is abundant
evidence to convict him-if q conviction can he
had in Jackson county. This makes three MUIR
derers now in Jail in this county awaiting their
trials. 1t does seem that there is no sure way
to get rid of this growing evil, but to adopt the
California system Of Vigilance Committees
Bellevue Repub.
TWe learn that mob of one hundred and
fifty citizens of Bellevue took this murder from
the Jail and hung him, giving him half an hour
for preparation.
A Chinese boy, who is learning English. came
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Burllngssn, MrnAay.P.

i
Since our last, the weather has been very cold
and dissgreeable for the season. There has
been no material changes Hay and coarse feed
eontinae high aud butter scarce. The Southern
market continues the best for grain, and sheat
Is looking that direction almost exclusively.
The river is in excellent condition for boating,
there being from four TO Eve feet upon the Low
cr Rapids. Il has fallen from six 70 ten inches
during the last week, bat il now about on .
stand.
Money matters are still tight, but improving.
Full stocks Of goods can be found in every de-
partment in this city. We never have seen 20
large stocks 10 town.
We quote As follows
Wheas-Spring s0-FAll 90.
Con,-For feed, 10.
Oats-35a3s
Eggs-l0c.
Butter-25a30c.
Fonr-s5, 50-Gty Mills, %.
Beans-S2ae, so.
Hides-Green 8a-Dry flint Ice.
Potatoes-9pca$l.
Seeds Glover, 81, 50-Timothy, $3-Blne
Grass sz,50-Red top g. SO.
Provisions-Smoked Hams, sugar cured, La
l4c-ShouIders do. do. lOc-Clear sides IL.
Poultry-Ghickens sl,75 per doz-Turkeys
sal0 cts pr ID.
Hay-S22a25 per ton.
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New and Direct Route now Opened
Ia IA M Sa:s7s -

New and Direct Route now Opened.
D. ID c..
| PHTESISUIsGis. FORT WAYNE d CHI
CAGO RAILWAY.
| To Pittsburgh, Ne,c York, Baltimore and Wash
ington Citg.
With but one Change Of Cars to Pittsburgh.
TIE only Route Checking Baggage Through to Neac
York, PHILADELPHIA aud Baltimore.
Trains leave Michigan Southern Depot Daily, follows
Morning Express, Mt $50
Running through to Pittsburgh with but one change
of Cars, and two changes of Cars to Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
81 miles saved to Pittsburgh and the only Direct Route
to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City.
Fare as Low as any other Route.
The travelling public will see the advantage Of taking
this NEW DIRECT ROUTE, being the shortes and
desirable to Ladies', Gentlemen accompanied by La
dies and Children, avoiding the many changes Of Cars
this the Baggage is checked directly PITTSBURGH
New York, PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE.
The above Trains connect at with Trains Mad
River Road to
Springfield Ur6ana, Dayton d. Cincinnati
At Crestne, with Trains on Cleveland Columbus
Railroad,
10 Cleveland, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati,
Neaoark, Zanesuiite d Wheeling.
eY Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the
Roads, will find attentive Check Agents the Depots
to receive Checks and convey Baggage FREE CHARGE
to the Pittsburgh! and Chicago Cars.
Be Particular and ash: for Tickets by Fort Wayne.
sS THROUGH Tickets by this Route can be obtained
site fremont House. the Depot Van Buren, Street.
Chicago. DAN. W. BOSS, Gen'l Pas'ger Ag't.,
J. J. HOUSTON Geur Freight Agt Chicago.
dec. 16-bptf. JAS II. MOORE, Genl Sup't.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
7 AM in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock
L Of Boo rs and SHOES, comprising every kind and
quality, such
Mems thick Kip, Calf, Buff, Goat Enamsled and Init
Goat Brogans;
Mems Calf, Init Goat, Enameled Goa, and Patent OK
ford Ties
Mems Goat, Calf, Patent Split Enameed and Patent
Calf Congress Caters;
Mems Enameed Goat, Calf, Carpet and Opera Slips
and French Ties;
Mems Buck, Congress and Oxforls, Lasting, Con gress
and Downings, Cloth Caters, &C..
Chld's Goat Calf, Enaneed and lint Goat pc eyed and
sewed Lace Boots
Chd's Lola Monies, Opera CATERS, French Kid, Ties,
Congress, Gipseys i;agan's, Patent Pumps, Glove
Kid Polkas, Buttoned Boots &c;
Ladies Calf, Kip, Split, Goat, Enameled, Irt Goat,
sewed Or pegged, Laced Boots and Pokas;
Ladies Fancy Eureka's Sultana'S, Congress Buskns,
Glove Leather, Embossed Kid Boots with heels,
heeld Gaitrs, Kid Goat sew'd Boots and Gait'rs;
Boys Calf Goat, KIP thick Buff Brogans, Patent Leath
er CATERS calf OXiords, French Ties;
Misses Fancy Buskns and Boots, heeled Caters, Lace
Boots, CATERS &C.;
Youths Patent Web,,ers, Calf, Kip thick Brogans and
CATERS:
Mems Kip, Thick, Calf, Grain and Goat Boots;
These goods have been purchased with view to the
can be bought in New York
mr. 1S ADAMS
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| Valuable Properly at Public sale.
TIME subscribers, Executors Of the estate of r X.
wilson decd, will Sc. Al public sale Oh Wednesday,
the 18th day Of May, 1887, ia front OF Marion Hail. the
| following described yaiuah real estate, to.wh:
Lot No containing II s-luO acres OF the Erwin Farm
This Lo, will be sold subject to the conditions OF tho
bond gwen by Nat. Erwin TO p X wilson. as iohowr
One pa y,aent due December, 1884, for slV0.
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NExEHA VALLEY BANK.-We understand that
tho stock of this institution has recently changed
hands, and that the officers that have heretofore
had the management Of its affairs, have given
place to Others B. B. Barkalow, Esq. we learn,
has been chosen President, and Mr.. Jones,
cashier. In consequence Of this change the pa
per of that Bank is, we believe, being pretty
generally refused by the Bankers and business
men of this vicinity. The reason alleged for
this course is that this Mr.. Barkalow does not
sustain character Of such nature as to give
confidence in the stability Of the concern. We
know nothing of the gentleman or his antece-
dents, except from hearsay, and few protested
notes that have been shown us. We would say,
however, that as character is the peculiar basis
upou which the Nebraska banks are founded, it
should be, not only beyond reproach, but above
suspicion. Persons having charge of these In
situations should be men of known wealth, Of
tried financial ability, and Of undoubted integ-
rity. None others should be countenanced for
moment especially by the Bankers Of this
Territory, who ought to throw out and repud.
stc every thing that has the semblance Of Wild
Cat Currency. 1t is duty incumbent upon
them duty that they owe to themselves and
TO the community at large. They are the pro.
per guardians Of the Nebraska currency, and it
Is to them that the people look for guidance in
these matters. By promptly and efficiently at
tending TO this duty they will raise the standard
| Of their own currency, and create an increased
| confidence in it ut homo and abroad.-Florence
| IN. T.) Courier.
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D OONS to Rent.-Sone Of the rnostd atle!n
N Burlington, for Offices or lodging rooms In Starts
new bullet on Third street. pert Of the Barrel House
Enquire at the Book. Aus.s and Hat Store Ia
.As Frat s.ory. Q: lasc,21.l t. uANLEE.
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C. E. NJ. EDWARDS,

proved and TIMBER Land from TO miles from bur
apr sl-bpsm E. D. RAND CO.
G. E. NJ. EDWARDS,
DEALEk ia Fancy and staple Dry
~ "''' AZ "'n'01 Bus s.a sseaTi Sa Tow.
Has Just received a very extensive and entire
stock Of Goods, which are now ready for Inspection
consisting In part Of the following:
Black and Fancy Dress Silks;
Bareges, Tissues, Organdles, Jaconets;
Lawns ChalHs, French Chintz';
Lawn and Barge Robes, Plain and Plaid;
APRIL EDWARDS.
STELLA sHAWLs, very low; Grape sha~ls,
las; Ladies CELLARS and Sleeves, Fi"uncing, Wrought
Bands, Dimity Bands Crimped Dimity;
Just received at (apr 2D EDWARDS.
IACoNET Edgins and 1n'ertDss;
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins;
Book Muslins, Victoria and Bishop Lawn;
Nawsorks, Plain, Striped and Checked Cambrics;
just opened At (apr1Q EDWARDS.
VID GLOVES, the best in market;
N English and German Hosiery, hne stock;
| Ladies' and Misses Straw Bonnets;
Misses and Chdrsns Straw Flats and large stock OF
| Ribbons; Can be found at
| apr 81 EDWARDS.
DROAD CLOTHS, Doeskin, csssimeres, Fancy
| ID Cassmerss, Cashmarets Wool Tweeds, vestings
| Satinetts, Jeans, Cottonades Linen Drills.
Forsale low at tapr ai) EDWARDS.
| DICHAR DSON'S Irish Linens, the best mnde
| II Linen Spreads and Napkins;
la, 1914, - and s-4 Bieach'd Sheetings;
New York MUS and Bates Mills Bleached Mus,ins
| and many other favorite brands;
Brown Sheetings, Checks, Stripes and many other ar
l ticles 70 tedious to enumerate.
Being satisfied that can suit al Who VIII favor M
with call to price and quality. would solicit lib
eral share Of the pubic pssssnase, .o,,.
apr sl-l.dlu~ q. Z u. EDWARDS.
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DLANK BOOKS-0f all kinds, made Of superior
- paper and extra binding, by J. e. Shaw, OF New
York who Is known to all Booksellers one OF the BEST
manufacturers in the Union hand or ds3!y e1-
pected and TO be sold at wholesale retail II New ors
city prices, by H. II. HA"LEf,
atthe Western Book, hcsc ami Ha, store,
mar Is Sd St. next North Of Barrett Honse.
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MALL Paper! Wall Papcr!-Just re-
w ceived, ID 01J Rolls of low priced all Papers,
styles and patterns.
1000 Rolls at 8 cents per roll.
1000 s. Z" 10 e."
20O0 " 1sA2J 4"
1000 50 " 25&3j
Also, large variety Of Borders, Window Shades, Ae
Cal and examine the stock at
mar % BROWNS Bookstore,
Barret iiouye Building, 81 at.
NEW BOOKS Jss'I RECEIVED.
THE sultan and his people. -..s.
l Love after Marriage, by Caroline Lee Hents.
The Rangers and Regulators OF the Tarnaha.
How TO Write Mar ual OF Composition and Letter
Wiling.
Frank forres.ers Sporting Scenes.
! Tie New York Speaker.
New Naps Of Kansas aud Nebraska, Just ISSUED.
CotoD's New Western Emigrant and Tourists Guide.
Ensigne Co.'S New Trsyelers Guild. through the West
States ana Territories
| The above this day received and for sale by
+. J. P BROWN.
marzl Barrett House Buildings 81 st.
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40 Engin .frs, RaiIrOad Contractors
and Mechanics.
DYRNE's Pocket Book for Railroad and Civil Engi.
- neers;
The Pocket COMPANION for Machnists;
Mechanics aud En- eneers, by Oliver Byrne,
Scrihntr's Engineers Pocket Table hook;
I" Mechanics Companion:
Trortwine RaIrt ad Curves;
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