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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21

EcoNoMY-A CoSTRAsT.-We have heard
much recently about the high salaries of the
State officers and the extrava sanee Of the State
Administration.
Lei Us see how HE Locofocos have managed
the National Administration, whenever they
have had their own way and given practical
exhibition of their principles and policy.
The appropriations Tor the present year made
by the National Congress amount 10 over one
hundred millions OF dollars. OF this sum over
hity SIX thousand dollars was appropriate d ior
the salary and domestic expenses OF President
Buchanan.
But Iowa, with more than one fort:eth of the
population Of the Union, does not expend Zone
tour hun dredth part as much for State expendi.
lures. And tine salary and domestic expenses
o. ar. Buchanan cost the National Treasury
more than the salaries of our Governor, Secre-
tary 81 State, Treasurer, Auditor, Register, Su.
petintendent Of Public Instruction, Attorney
General, Supreme judges and all the members
OF the Senate and House of Representa-, es.
including per diem and mileage
Think OF it, citizens or Iowa, the people Of the
United States pay James Buchanan alone more
shan the people Of Iowa pay all their State Off.
GERS, their Supreme Judges, and all their Sena-
tors ami Representatives combined. Ay. look
II over, and then listen to the Locofoco orators
~ their denunciations Of the high salaries paid
70 the Republican officers of iowa.-Gate Ctr.
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IL once Al Burlington. inxs $50 . nt d

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ohSs - burlington, lows, sep'sns., ~ u I, y
fletcher CA -
Anderson Chas 4. .AaFratsNr..
Anderson CG GerIity MebS%,Nn n
Ii Giseson rbon,, AeAiaasy Ne
Bangs Edward O Garrett ars Fifs..nO
EusbyPM beth osshshnEi
bar. IN Garrett Carts Palm.rs,a
/ bouth Al Ps,k.-I 4. n ~
Bush Thomas Hbier ytIn o -
BaldTiH sanford Eonck IA 49,
Bush Vim Thomas Hedge Jeyter -
Bean Harding Mm ~ %
Brown Robert HantrJchn
Barry Patrick Har wm2 ovt.t ~
Brown Co j |.
g johnson Ihona, Ransia H. y
Creach John letters Eiix.heth Rsls... .s'aT
Ionrai " LETTERS hrsAaneyA Je..e
Case Moron JeGers John R.,har,
CraiS Samuel X p.m...s~a
Carney james Kinxie JhmesM hAg,
Culbertson RenoKirty Wesley seg-lr,
Callihen Dennis 4. snsnla
Co'grove Lucas &c sisrs - ~
Coerine John Locke Calvin W -
Crews Laferty James Thonss. a
- Luther Larry lyman IL.
Dubois Mrs LisGieLacy Jchn
Darling Lewis Lord Cd Van n.
Douglass Joseph 10 Pas
Duvall J,!nes Myer. James
Elliott Hugh Montgomery waa. '.ash
J dmondson II L Myers TIP w.
Austis Markls John Wa1s..nsaa
We w.sa 49,
Foran James Mccormick PhH MI ov.,,~
Fegerty Henry McCurdy wm 80 Ae,s
Foley Mrssa MeDo.tI Mis-. Eli-Joha oissrr.
r .sher WIN xaheth WrY w.
Forhen James NcGianghltnDavid
Persons calling for the above letters win IL.
'AdFertized-" shMEs TIZzARD /
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An LA-EDliOH SAVED fLoM HIS Bull BY HIS
DoG.-Thomas Drew, of Worcester, late one Of
the editors OF the Spy, but now turned farmer,
was patting iavorite Attorney bun i few DAYS
ago, when the animal turned upon him with
great ferocity. One of his horns, which ior,u-
nateiy had ball or button on its point, struck
Mr. Drew on the thigh and raking upwards
across the abdomen, made large and unpIeas.
ant confusion. Mr.. Drew was next thrown
PROSTATE on the floor, and the bull was about to
tfainpie ms victim TO death, when Mr. DIS
faithful companion and ally, large Ncwfouud
land dog, entered the arena in his masters de-
tense The dog engaged the bulls attention.
ahd ran out OF doors, closely pursued, Swing
ms master time TO beat retreat. Mr. Drew
VIII never ma better friend than old dog
Tray"
Whlie We have female cquestranism in New
York, The women of Canada have new way 81
exercising their bodies, not less effective. TIE
Coilingwood journal says that on tie 18th OF
August tour ladies' had beat race Tor n prize Of
s25. The bay was dotted over With every de-
scrpnon Of boats, large and small. In the
midst of all appeared tim little White bo..
10 which were seated two ladies' dressed iii white.
without hats or bonnets, oars in hand. ready
and apparently anxious for the contest. Soon
another boat, black, and somewhat larger than
the ether, launched out from the shore with two
lacy rQwers, also dressed for the occasion with |
black straw bats, arms bare, aud "a cool ana
calculating as yon please. At The signal. lie |
hiring OF gun, the boats started, and after an /
exciting race the black came in some fifteen /
lengths ahead.
CoFFINED DEAD IN DWELLING HoUsEs.-In
point OF fact, the corpse is buried in China
when Il i laid in Its coffin The coffin is mazda
u very thick heavy timber, and the POINTS Ara
III carefully closed BY passing LAYERS Of naner
over them, 50 IS to make them perfectly air.
aght. For greater security little lime i cen.
rally put in with the corpse. In this way i i
possible 70 Keep tue coffued corpse in The house
q years, without any unpleasant cons eunences.
inc practice, indeed, Is not uncommon. some
ave not the means ut hand for burning in such
lyle ~ they would wish. They mus, wait for
eaer days Some do not find place to suit
hem. Thus il sometimes happens that on en-
efihg Chinese gentleman's house, n coffin il
ne 81 the most prominent objects seen among
he articles Of furniture.
girl, three years old. daughter or M. Hen. ,
Baker, Of Harwich, Mass, died on Thursday
81 from the effects Of eating the end. Of three
oxea friction matches. 800
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FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE
o, RrsPsCrfNG
y DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GAG U 6 B Al S A MAJ

dASsaE'$ AeIE RAIsN
~ the best remedy for the permaf g. srrs j
=, Chilis and Fever,
N ~ : ER Il IGIE, DUNE aGTT'
Or. Christie's Ague PaI,an \
= mas never htrn knosn to TAI where the afrs %
nm have been strictly followed.
DIX. IHRlSTlES AGUE BALsAN ia.
y Purely Vegetable COMPOUND, j,
= Containing neither Arsenic. o.ipinei aryrAass
" or anything Of poisonous " deis,eriuss
nature
DR. CHRiSIIE s 4GUE BILSIfs
mas had, for years, the largest sale Of All rise
r ~ sF specific disease ever offered 10 To
1E. CEaRs.TiP..sS. s .crr n.Lsir
Z. mas astatnta It's immense popularity tars5
n ~ oNh taerits, great pcper In caring disease.
- lHt A.at haFEiessness, aHl freedom from M
,ae.S%fals5 IL san be taken by the he pkt
u isi't s9rous youth, aud feeble age, ever So.
[ 'nl1fy, and always wlth beneft.
VI READ WHAT AGENTS SAY.
IN sfhAhs, u Mat'nans III, under o..
nuk. -, iS.s, Says eui inr anehti =
n .s ~ stafe- aud the demand " 90 sf
gu taaRttas every totue, and % Fa
none have been returned" I.
II st0nNAR. druggist, Ninton, lesA
lale 81 Aas.. ! 1854. writes ..seai ne ~
gross OF CARiSIIE's AGIE BAL.AM / AN
80 satre bottles on hand ana ii IL selling Fsas
n = 'Ie esstr enety Tor AKue have ssrf $50
a1 a. ~ B.tcKrTpGE, OF Mstamcra, - ~
a -. as saas -, i>ss, and SAYS. that sf
s-tl has cgird Ia every case xhtse akta ~
IA @,sAsI says that ore case eaaar ,sVH he 49,
AF fSsigsrt, who had the ue eshttss-
j sNehty hf"hths. lie Insured three t,ttAsswHa
ah. ZIG took emily ems b. ,ls, aha IT. resssi :"
"a permanent cure. He had natd abous ~
doctor bills"
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DlEn.

A. Denmark, Thursday, 10Th ins.. N Am,
The funeral will take place mi, ,uo
from the residence Of j. q. Ia. Elsf.
South Burlington. The frietds d ths f.rs.a ~
az
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III
Figures Went Lie.
| In tho District Court in Henry County costs /.
| IN ;,,......, !. :, go. .ss =
60 ''1s''a'eo :. .ne lo"o"lns eAh'oH =
Expenses Q, the District Court from July LIST,
1894, TO July Isl, 1861
C'vi causes, $3.50. II
Criminal causes, 1885
FINES collected, 500
from July Let, 1890, to July let, 1866
Civii causes, 1885
Criminal GTl,72
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We are glad to learn that the proposition of
the American Colonization Society, to take
charge Of the blacks belonging to the steam.
brig Echo, for one year, after their return to
Africa, has been accepted by the Government
and treaty % that effect has been concluded
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PRODUCE TRADE OF BUFFALO FOR ONE YEAR.
The following table, says the Buffalo Com.
merclai, will express briefly the comparison Of
our produce trade in 1858 with that nf 1857
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What The Issue Of 1860 10 to be can b very
clearly seen ftcm fhr following. The Niger
drivers, IN the aext Presidential confess, pro-
propose 70 force out Of us, laws for the protee-
ton Of slavery in the Territories, and they
viii be backed by the Locofoco party In ths
Free Stas&s, including Douglas and his retain
sfs:
a slave Code for the Territories.
From the Charleston rs. c. News.
IT the Constitution confers upon slavery the
right to go there. ito the Territories, 10 ac-
cording to the Kansas Nebraska Bill and the
Dred Scott decision it does, then 1t also imposes
the duty OF protecting that right, and this com
NOT b done without positive Pro Slavery legiaid-
from and FEDERAL. SLAVECODE FOR THE
TERRITORIES.
From the New York Day Book.
OF course, the people Of Territory, when
they frame their State Constitution, may adopt
or exclude slavery" but nAile they are Ter
rifory, il they fail to protect property invested
in the person or industrial capacity of the ne
gro, they grossly violate equal rights, and
therefore are not authorized to consider them
selres Democrats. Tic whole question is re-
solved into this simple right or no right to pro-
lection 10 slape property IN The Federal Terrific.
ries, and as the Charleston News suggests. II
must constitute the Issue Of 1860.
From the Richmond (Va.) Enquirer.
The right Of property in slaves in the States
is now placed practically as well as legally, be-
yond the reach of federal legislative encroach-
ment. But in the Territories the case is differ
ent. It is not sufficient that the decision u the
Supreme Court prevents Congress and all its
delegates from the prohibition Of slavery in
Territory. There must Be posiiiue Legislative
enactment cieI ard criminal code for the
protection Of Stare property in TIE Territories
ought to be procided. To limited extent. this
is already provided. In every Territory con-
tanning majority of pro slavery men, the pow
er OF the Territorial Legislature is all sufficient,
for the purpose. In other Territories il 10 At
least doubtful whether the Legislatures will -
ercise this power, aud there is no power else
where TO compel such exercise. In such case
Of omission, and under the present state Of
Federal legislation, much, if not all, must de-
bend upon the loyalty and efficiency Of the
President of the United States. He it is who
appoints the Territorial Executive and Judi
,iary. It will be the duty OF the President TO
lold both funcsionaries TO jealous perform
,nce Of their several Offices. Hence we cor
Tally unite with the Day-Book in the assertion
hat the next Democratic nominee for the Pres
dency should be pledged to the protection Of
'lave property in all the Territories.
And we go further. II is. very desirable
hat Congress should pass additional laws for
he protection OF slave property in the Terri
cries. The present code Of Federal lesisla
ion, Is insufficient for this purpose.
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=, SprIHEAeId, Mass, Sept. l6.
~ mas rainea here all day, AMI all proceedings
OF the exhibition have been at d stand, rha
weather il now fair ard the exhibition .tI MA.
coed TO morrow and conclude on SATURDAY, ar
cordiag 10 lie programme. This evening a
pilihaht promenade concert and ball has tak.n
place A. the City ilail, attracting a large nor..
her of citizens and strangers.
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CIncihnati, Sept. II.
destructive fire occurred this morning nj
a. M on Front street, between Broadway and
Ludlow. The lire was first discovered ~ !
building occupied as ar oil factory. and before
The hames were subdued destro, cd i've building,
respectivey.occupied BY J. s. Chenoweth h C5.
commission house; Briggs 4 Murray. paint 40
pot and W. K. Eco l. Co., oil WORKS. Some
tour other houses besides these were damaged.
oat not to any great extent. Loss will reach
5000.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

UHANUE OF oUEtEDDNII1s
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
r. y - .-s:..ss...ss37
- EACH Way OVER THE ROAD.

ONspd after SUNDAY, July H. 1855, the Passenger Trains
WIl he follows:
Lsave Nashville daily ct A. n. and $50 P. n.
Arriving a Chattanoogaat 23G P. NJ. and LIS A. nj.
Leave Chsttanooga az O. A. NJ. and P, n.
Arriving Nashville at : 30 P N. andS.l0 A, NJ,
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WHINE the editor Of the Louisville J0EFnay VS. 3D.
5lslng me Americans Of the South to 20 with bin.
an9 1snl me Democracy under the Black Rspibli-
can banner he ought % have shown his resdsrs the
ioioaing picture Of their new allies Fhg1isfT7gi Is
rem me Springfield Mass Republican. and vas
ecnse 4aenily drawn b one Who knew vbst-ifS vas
about betthe Americans Of the Soltb rs,a n ~
then decide whether n0t they are u,iIlir. y, -
into The ranks Of such organization a - si.ls
ton Of the editor Of the JoHrna.
The fact is, the Republics party iis's q parv vf
and still worse, isnt likely 10 be az present. Wa
il needs more than anything else. is ds6uition 81
itself, discipline, boundary, e habitstion doors
to let the people in, walls to keen them in rscoe-
nised head Of the house 70 look up 20 ss sspFovid
Il hss none Of these things now but inhabits sort
Of ten-aere lot, half the bars Of which ais down
tnree-quarters Of the time. You admit one saGad
aHd another squad escapes at the saGs uonent.
Every man hghts his own hand. Ike the Highland
Chietsin- IA is auti,aiggsr ia st. Louis, iosaTs
Mr.. Blars PrOtectonism in PennsyiEanis, to accom-
Rodate Henry G. Carey and save Two OF three Coa>
gyessmea; old fashioned Wbiggsry 10 Ohio, 90 that
ton Corgin may make himself e. home; Fillmoreism
in Kentucky and Maryland, that Humphrey Marsbau
and Henry Winter Davis may be reelected, suck
and dieker in our state Committee, 50 that BuThn-
game may not be beat, and 50 en- GaFdneFits or
straight Republican" Of 1857, or Fuimoreits Of
1866, Is just as good Republican &c anybody Thsrs
is no risk in deserving for the desersrs are net ahot
as they are in the Democratic and every other veil
regulated party. arsa
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TWyHR Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States by con
tnuous Railway This road also connects at Ptts1urs
with daily lines OF Steamers ports Western Rivers,
and Cleveland and Saudusy with steamers to an ports on Che
Northwestern Lakes masking the most orlc sdes ana ft
eross By FREIGHT can be forwarded To aud from tine
treat Ecst. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlIIsBOt6
FBsT CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods I'm 5c yr IOGH
boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c,
CLAss.-BOOks and stationary Dry luUH
Goods On tales) Hardware, Leather, &c, }
THIRD CLAss.-Auvis, Begging, Bacon and so, Der IOOB
Pork On bulk,l Hemps So,
ToUErH CLAss.-COe Fish, Bacon, and Pork sOs rr 100
tpacked,) Lard and Lard OIL }
Flour-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-3jcs per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COtton-S2 per bale not exceeding 0JyO lbs NeSh uul lo
ther notice. r,.,-,,-,..
III In shipping Goods from any point East Of P1laoet!
particular marx package ''CiG ktltttettt1 Ed rJ
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this railroad al flel
phia or Ptttsburg will he forwarded without detenton
Freight AsENTs-Ilarris, Wormley & &C., Memphis Tenn.
r. g. Sa Co., Louis; J, 5. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Mur0ck- aud Garter x Je"etl
Louisville, Ky; r. c. MsldrUm, Madison, Indiana spi
& Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati n. W Graham q tu.'
Evansville Ohio Leach q CO., No 81 hllty street. Boston
Leooh & Co. Aston House. New York. No. l. uln street
and No. Battery Place New York E J. sneedcr llaue a
HagrrW koous, Baltimore C. Erauciscus1 IttsurZ
zen IA. Il. HOUSTON, Gtl.grEL FigiJt 3gtHY Para.
H.. LOMBAERI, S1p't,r AtoocG, Pom
april, Js-u
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PIANO FORTES. LoOKING.GIASSEs. q.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1858

UNION SHEET, NAsuvuLE, TEEN.

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
MFRS. DOKLErespeCtfuy announces to the ladies E7-
LIyH Of Nashville, State of Tennessee and adjoining
States, that she will receive in few days from New York, vi
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs we'll the cheapest brought this city.
part as follows: Z
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all cOlors:
1850 Ladies' aud Misses Brown and White LeghOn Boomers
- new styles;
500 Chene Fancy Buge Marebeau, Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 Ladies' Dress CAPS
$500 French Flowers for Party Bridal a
pOintments;
1850 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored PuEes
EMBROIDERLES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchies
Sets, Bands, Egngs Chdrens Robes Waists aud Capes
large eliot Of Patent Skirts and COsets Cloth Coa Of the most
popular styles. Furs in great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
i 0ld Bonnets renovated and retrnmed in No. style Z
augl5H MRS. DOYLE.
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The Raleigh n. C.) Standard learns that re-
msrkable revival Of religion has been Ia progress ia
the Methodist Church at Chapel Hill ard has grad,
ually extended to other churches. About one hun
bred souls have protested conversions, Of whom some
sixty are students in the University. Leaving cut
Of view higher considerations, the philanthropist
aRd statesman must rejoice 70 contemplate the dfu-
sion Of true piety and sound morality which mdst
fellow gennins revival Of religion ct cur u6i~
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ehAnAh At fEhAhlhEs
asuare, one year, sS0-Essl additional square, $40
AdveEtisers exceeding the space contracted
tOEs viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEr DoLLR per square for tie fist Erv Cs for ae
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily and vsetIv III
I addsi. -' '-'9'
7raastest AdssrasseEss as 5s paid I5r a s tine Of
To Correspondents.
Il viii We great deal q uunecsssary tlouhls n our
d Ia writing 70 Eil bear 10 mind the following rules:
! Of yoUrletter.
Il you wish the pepper changs from once 70 another give
I both Offices In full.
II you write on business and other matters write on separate
sheets Of paper OF different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters aud oonmunica lions solicited upon AID
subjects as may be Of information or interest the publis.
Anonymous communications OF whatever caEacter receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon paper
ns cannot undertake. 20 return rejected communications
An letters on business should directed sessrs T. g
EASTMAN Co and personally either the Proprie
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eysvrr fails 70 do It's right Cook cannot spoil your u
Coffee bv orgeruncs, after she has placed ne poIe
% bre hundred Of the above CoeePots have been sold m
and they arr warranted to give perfect satisfaction al
80 ~ nO- WV J. W WILSON, College street.
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4. 4. & 4. u. BEECH,


FEvEE Fail and Winter stock OF Dry Goods consisting oil the
latest styles ar SFs. Travelling Dress Goods esc., etc. Ia
J Misses C7-crs Expansion skirts, togeier WIN
wei selected stock Of staple and Fancy Goods gen
crafty Notions r-.
AIsl large uf satin de LANES and Lace Curtains, Carpets
and Oh Cloths Of various styles qualities all OF which they
are culu very short profits to cash dealers or to puctua
st5T-rrs on time augH-d
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TIE ssoLn nomINEoN,, CnEEEE-E0r.
The Old Dominion CofECe-Pot

yHOUsANDs Of this Coffee Pot have already been Sold
and the demand from all parts of the United States rapidly
on the increase Wherever introduced IL has seu the most
complete satisfaction.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.

:" n "a a q u u a. Il q z "A >
ME receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Really Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Brogans CarBen, QuensWae
Hardware etc. 70 which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock this market. 1t IS
sary say anything regard selling goods cheap,
we reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and say to short
time, prompt buyers and cash that prepared 70 s
goods this FAN cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States,
to which invite special attention.
Also, have large stock o. READYMADE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality, style and cheapne5s in America
Also 900 cases BOOTS Shoes which AMI viii sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces CARPETING, ply, ply, wool and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than Manufacturers
prices. Call and see.
Also, we have made arrangement with Of The largest i'm
porting houses America for ueensWarc by the crae for New
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files Axes, &c, &c
Merchants who purchase cash. and give short notes,
and pay them, will find house the place for them
VRAUBE 4 LUCAS.
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WANTED,

WETANTED -Cnel, active, business as PaItner win
w cash capital OF $1,000, genteel, profitable and cas-
tusju which viii pay from ten fifteen hundred dollars
year, a mus, Be business man, Address Immediately n al
thIs olLeea kaue9o-uA
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Makes better than is possible 10 o1tn 90 any orI
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

AGASD AHEAeA ' <A4Ai5s
KUST RECEIVED by VESSEL & THOMPSON
10 Gases Claret Chateau Margauxs
" IeOvidO,
p st. Julien,
10 Lesles Ginger Wine,
IS . French Cordial,
Is q" Musc8t Wine,
p Brandy Peaches,
p 4" Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops
10 F" Corn Starch,
30 boxes and halves Layer Rasns,
10 chests Green and Black Teas extra, and addition
lot Of Asop and Younger Sparkling Aes, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices BY
augl2u VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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bo ling, Coiee is rcqurcii @ne ls '0'e-
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
June q