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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
'For heavens sake, give me light!
The answer Was given in the voice Of

'For heavens sake, give me light!
The answer was given in the voice oil
the brother.
Pardon, Frenchman!-the omission
shall be speedily repaired
The unfortunate Daverny listened as
he knc!t in the darkness, and heard
heavy footsteps around the house, as Of
men bringing and deposi,ing loads -
This continued for some minutes, when
he again heard the same voice, but appa.
ren,Iy deadened by passing through some
thick substance.
Farewell, Eugene Daverny! to which
was added what sounded like signal.
The horrible idea tina, he was incar
rated to be starved to death, flashed
upon the mind oil! the young Frenchman,
and he started 10 his fce,. while drops Of
anguish stood upon his brow But that
idea was almost instantly disslpated.--
y sudden cracking rapilly increased
around the cottage and almost immedi-
atciy became roar. The atmosphere
within grew more and more oppressive,
and smoke found lis way through the
ctevices. Eugene stood supplied, but
recovering for momcn, rushed to the
d. or. At first it resisted his agonzed
Efforts, but giving away. food OF red
light burst upon him, and flames, the in
tensity OF which drove him back, leaped
into the apartment As the wre,ched
Eugene turned to avoid them, he saw,
lying OH couch before him, sight
which added to the horrors Of his doom
1t was the corpse Of the murdered Anna,
who had died that day by the hand Of
her brother. By the glowing light which
now broke in on all sides, as the fires
mounted the cottage, and revealed in the
,hatch Of the roof, Eugene gazed for the
last time upon the beautiful face and
torn, which, few hours before. had
rested in his arms in all the glow o! life
and love. He could gaze no longer, for
the heat now became intolerable, and the
i'll lated Dsyerny sank in.ensib!e upon
the floor at the foot OF the couch as the
blazing roof fell in upon the living and
upon the dead.
That funeral pyre was seen for miles.
wonder alike TO peasant and invader.
but the dreadful secret Of it, kindling
was religiousIy preserved until long af:
ter that great English Lord had driven
the last French soldier trcm the soil Of
Spain.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
MEDIC Al MOTTO Es.
e. D. Black, NJ. D.

"AvING pcrmancn,lv located himself in
the CITY Of Burlington. rcspec fully tcn-
deTs his services in the practice OF Medicine
and Surgery.
P. S.-Particular attention will be paid to
diseases u the chest by Articulation aud Per-
cushion.
Or. o. would refer TO Professors Mnssey,
Harrison, sho.we!i, and Dr.. Worcester, Gin.
cinnst, Ohio.
Offic. on Main Street, opposite Fletcher,
Hotel. in the came building with Gen. Learn.
ed, and one door north Of Grimes & Starr.
Burlington. June A. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

A MAN,s 4 Man Yoa 4 TaAT.-Robert
Burns paid little respect 70 the artificial
distinctions Of soeisty. On his way to
Leith one morning, be mot : country far
NOR; he shook him earnestly y the
hand, and stopped 70 co1vsess. Ayoung
Edinburgh blood took the Poet g task
for this dsfect of taste. sAWhy, you laa.
,astic gomeri!" said Burns, '.it vas not
the areat-eoat, the scone. bonnat, and the
saundasr boot.hose ! spoks 70, but the
n.sn, that was 10 them; and tho man. cir.
for true worth, would weigh down you
aud mo, and Ten moro such, any day"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
MADISON HOUSE,

FORT MADISON, IOWA TERRITORY.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform b
old customers aud the public generally. tina
he still continues to keep the above named house
where 40 pains will b. spared to accommodate sn'
please his guests. Good stables convenient for tn
accommodation Of travellers horses.
LOkENZO BULL~ARD.
march c7.l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR HOLT announces 70 HE friends
~ aud the public, that he has removed his
office to Main.street, in the old post-otfice
building, where he will DO found ready to
attend 10 all professional calls. Having had
she advantages III several yesrs' experience in
some Of the most extensive Eastern Hnr pitals,
together with three years' practice ia the
West, he offers his services with the hope tina,
bic success may ensi.le him to the public con-
6dence.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
march c7.ls4l.
WANTED.

x NY quantity Of well cleansed Hemp OF
IN Flax, also 500 bushels clean Flax sced
anted, for which the highest price will be
given q the ssIows Ropo Walk near X. w.
Patserson's dwelling, or at tho store cf
Aug. 90, 1912 J. s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

"Co,ne, ret up, ito time g rlses .
Raron RothschiId said 70 the Sraaish
iuuds.-Punch.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
MEDICAL. NOTICE..

aoHN L. CUMMENS. NJ. D.. Having located
81 himself permanently in New London. Henry
county. lows. will attend promptly to all calls in
che line Of bis profession.
Sept. "a, IS42-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
II O T T. ]. s
FLETCHER,S HOTEI.
CORNER OF MAIN AND COLUMBIA STREETS,
BURLINGTON. Iowa.

YENHE Proprie,or, J. G Fle,cner, embraces
this nprnriun,tv To ackno,Slrdge the very
liberal amnnni ofpa,rnnage he received whsle
s.kccpcr of The National :" Tae house he nov
or, npie. has hssn thoroughly rcpaired and
newly furnished. and ne hopes, bv strict al.
ien,inn Ia business, to merit continuance Of
tina, patronage. j. G. FLETCHER.
april 3O-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by MORGAN s, HEM,
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY
r r K NJ s:

TER NJ S:
THREE DOLLARS per annun,. il paid in advance
-FouR DOLLARS at the expiration Of the year.
No subscription will be i.continud until ali, ar
seara2e. shall have been i,d. unless the option
o. me editors: and no subscription will be received
Tor et'crtrr term than three months. All sub.
srrpt,ons for less than year must be paid in
Aa1S!tisements Of square aud less will be in.
serted once tor one DOLLAR; aud for every suisse
Huent insertion FIFTY CENTS will be charged. A
liberal discount will be made upon yearly adver.
Easements.
Postage must be paid on vi comn,u Sc Mt
20 this office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

The spur las lnnrcd his charger sides.
Away! away! tor life lie rides.-The Ciaour.
This leap through lame into the future
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vol. IL. ~. 30.
us,,v oe osT,sDfScEs: ARon.snce-irsm tive German
~ Nov.tI,' Cambridge John Owen. New-iOlk: C..

u..v nc 1sr,sprScEs: .ance--ir,m tive German
o. NovaLIs' Cambridge John Owen. New-iolk: c.
= Francis.
One Of The deepe.t and most poetic thinkers Of
Germany wa. HARDEXEsRG, the author Of this
hea.,irh romance. His heart was full of living
poc;ry-though he is often, it must be- confessed
quite unntellgible in seeking to give ii expression.
lie wrote not much, bu, with grea, power-leri,ed
from deep insight and most thorough knowledge.
lie died youn. but not until he mad given mighty
impulse to thought and profound speculation. He
was one Of those Of whom even Germany may
well be proud.-We trust that tli- translation 81
his romance viii NEE, the high favor it richly
deserves.
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~ bt'-
~ bo
RAG>A further .ale Of ~ bales esrrrro has been made
al :. GEMS mo: T'-ste and s.ey plenty ami lu.
ae wants FOR hone US az = - J. cash there be ~ 20 ~
quiry ior export.
sALT-A cargo o. 1900 bush-i. Ca ~ ssosi ha. hen
disposed p on '~rI' nO ranspiret and 1855 sack' Liver
o0 Fine. Ashton, and otter brands. to arrival
'oiFsrd aboutfSr quota on an d 100 SacA ~
erpoo G.6rassa.ns allai usoii bfirg held al 81 ~
4mos
sEEDs-TLe stock Of Cover about equal N ooo e-.
sSsry small portion which Il offered f0r ale. PRIME
held ~ Q. e"n' Without sales tie s,port man st'ch
now exits heng At pre- Considerably beos tie views Of
tnlI>r.. T.no'iiy and FiuN arc sui Of .-ann
skISs-"c notice iGI, r SAFE 81 -" CuTac0a Goat.
extra, at 81 cei.,s. TIE qgas which Usually
,od in hi. MAKE. shouli h. q11;r 20 y -ents no.
sPICf--Ar invoice OF 80 bags jana Pim~ntn, re-
ce.ed coasiwse sss soif few days ior export al
>, 20 yer l.3 - son.ra Pepper 'es 20 loun esrn
sPIRITs-gFlndy and other foreign descriptions con-
nur 'eiy du ~ demand hra- coain. 10 sli. OF 'or
mn'ds'e ne Drud.e rhiacy !, het al IL CENTS viii
out sales Barrels have com. Ia rather nor freey. md M
previous advance barely saPror-s. ~ gOJt We.terE
~. a, u crnts u, 10. ia COZ order io an ,ho9t 100
Sia,' n I'D ~ aurfon y ha'f pp"' Rochelle Bran
'!y Slid nom lie "h.if a. % - cents, ms
>tG tts-A Wy con; cradle rori-n 81 tie lsrgr re-
been placed IN sore; y.t the market very au ami
,nce oar i- decline ~ Of cfui per !h on PoriO Roo
ami New Orleans hs be- ,ub1.- IL r.. trso.sc;on.
include 200 hh1, Por', Hca = p cents, n gsod TO
prime New-osle s .; = II CfpS = a: and
5fn ba> Brown Havana. p, a d rle. iv auct.,r -,
bids Nr"-'aL' odd Al ~ % cor, and - Psro Roo
3, 4. and BIOS
81 Mao sas Of - ba-s S.ey ha, Lsen made 81
Tho article j. plenty and dull
TAILo"-tn invoice Of s. bis. choic, Kenincky Eeu-
asre has been disposed OF at cents Fsregn ab1uloui
OF fret hands.
TOBACCO-Tae make TO- ucs. crop Ecn;scsy u.,i
irt wee, DHcn a - tif, low quality iakcn for
etpOu al .. cents aas been extremely iui i0r l01g
rme past, there bong scarcely 10y inquiry i0 home u,r
AID c or none for export. The "oci. ihou,h st mod
rrale hss been cIa. hy Increased hy receipt. from
w-)r'an-. large pDriol a ite pr,saui supply
crop. gond and prime rsi,ts OIL bris and
quc,i 9r home There 90. much Cuba. and iilc
10 81 D1mia a. u ., hands the dei1api t..s-. how
ever h. beer y.ry -a ~ some tr.e past There Is 10
thing doing ia Manufactured.
wHtLkBONk-" Thin ',~ days there las bsca bat
e offering. si oaiy 81 90 . dpnstd oi. } c.. cit.
fREISHTS-C oniinae very inactive
ENCHANOE-Ne quote hin, 0n LJiaion, Z. per cert
premiums Pari, SO IS - Amsterdam 80; nsnibury
81 3' and Bremen. - 76 cents.
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u Printing

vp,;u,;uu OF eve, .a..tty nom the largest Post
RIA Ia he uesl-si Crcuiars and Cards. VIA he ponp,
and handsomely executed al tue lowest hNag Pers 10y
JINIS h SWAIN, No 6S Barclay, corner OF Ofe'nwh p,
street A>J s.weik> himself, he can aOru 10 an" WI
o II .beaper than those who hire their labor bust -
men on tie Wet side o the CITY ale esPsi&iy h''e" !"
give him call a., c,r
g. = viii undertake. the printing OF Per'odicai lof
prompt pay well secured GA The i""ss' Sfs W! WI"
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Tar DtMocR.1Io REVIEW July, 1872 }. II. G. Langle,
81 Chatham

Taf DrnocRATIc REVIEW, july 1872 }. H. G. Langley
II Chatham 81
Were j, not fcr IL politics we should be IN
qualified admirers of this exce,lent Magazine but
the political principle. it urholds Piainly a,
war with every dictate Of Justice and sound roa.
SON. and .ubyersye Of every ,ruc Interest Of the
Country. that we canno; FOR moment commend
them. TO literary readers however. who would
regard political essays Of any sort "a an cncam-
brancc, We can chcerfuliy recommend this Review
for its literary merit Ii is conducted with ability
and scholar-kc taste; and numbers among IL
contributors some OF the most powerful AID ll'd
writer's Of TIE day. The present number opens
with Il fine article from Hon. LfwIs CAS-. and
contains many excellent papers which Ne have not
room even to specify II is cmb,ilishcd with
linc Por,rai; Of the late Theodore Sedgcwick.
DlsceUasss o. CoasAko, viii Notes by john BuniciL
Collins Reese Go. 81 Pear Il
This - ia. title Of Little book containing many
admirable suggestions concerning diet AID the
general regulation Of life with regard to health
~ TnE NAsHlNGTONiAN, an excellent Week
ly Temperance paper, has passed from the haad'
OF It's former pIopiietofs into those OF JAMES
BuRss, Esq. We arc sure that he will render II
worthy tie patronage Of our Temperance friends.
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Review OF The New-YOfk Market,

HON IIlO NtlIlTIUg I>T
A.UES-Thc demand for Pot, for export las fallen OF,
and the good AID bet only taAena s. p. the
sa. ior the past days probably not exceeding 800 Is
Pearls decncd l.! cents III sale OF near II" bbis at
~ a ikS
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Compound Ecouomits OF Association.

We commenced explaining in last article the variou'
means OF Increasing prediction RAJ wealth. Money
the representative Of tn psac;s OF Industry ia =
vaisabl- ouly b-csu.> b. ctchsnged .os iheI- %
eluscq ueniy 10 be considered artificial wellG1 W.
stosea that tho s-d increasing lie products o.
Iodus:y the spirit OF praby anil prnFeriy We eoa-
tisae tie sulj-c; a tie prescott article AL show ether
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ASS CIATIO\;
Principl.. Of True Organization of Society.

II TIE sIivIlp Of Au e,lsmn d'fiaot co,a tai ~
TIE TTibzne Addrss ls,isr., YsffPad, Il \ BsisS'NE
Rssidonce, &C Leeaard siree.
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CURANDOLES.-Beach & Sexton, ia
BOSTON MISCELLANY. July, Vol.

Id H. No l.
Fur,ttt.hNeNrs Tie Artist Lover, "a tn.raviu- 90
-,,ai PARIS Fashion,: Nu-ic-'1hr RAINBOW, Toy :. u
webb.
So, al ,i,c In-t bv " W story broHn's Day VIII
the Mimp,ous by y =. Wills. AFauiasy, b. jane H..
Lowell l. iera Kmhassado-s. hv Mm y zone, h',"t
Jor ,ri nom a. German % T.. l. Holran' LLrs 10 .
lady nv Ntrv r ii.Wt: Slnfays 20 NE CIV and 'ult
,~v liz " s. Claiming Fret LETTER 10y corn,.1s Na''
No.. Pr,.,,.i Woo... hy g. VI. II rn,an; NJ. itsh-
i,tt,by = 4 Du.ckiulk; Tie tliiS lover viii az r. -
,,, - ON .ix-l; The Complaint, by H. Peterson; TIE
Bt,ouac hy t. a In-rau1n- a..
;,eov Fsiher. ard sous Tue Barh,y FdFss, ran u
10. anil Cara, Narrative. Pars Fashions. 81,
TIE rr,,.ut number commences ne" Nohi'e ~ W
ull,uy and offer a favorable opportunity to sab'ei'oe
f,- tho ,.ofk Ternis-s3 per snnnn'' m ad'roer.
and 10 school y. Boston
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BATHS. at Fulton Ferry.-The Brook
EKANkLIN SALT WATER BATHS

Il -Cassle Gsrden.-ELiAS THOMAS respectfully N
soma tie pubic that De "a. csnpiee and placed al the
sONe loCslon o. the extensive ssd or auenc
aihs lsa and senemes tha; ever natei 90 the
Anerirln waters planned and bnN by Mr. CALVIN Polard
and e,ptrd al I've purposes health, rseaon so: IN
,.fuclo. shower baths GpOn AMI Improved conssrus
~ mpr, agd rhren private baths irr >dlrs AMI gro.
h-n~n 81 VARIOUS depths ami s~ nalng school
~ ory> the alson furnished add cOiIsucsesi ~ Mr.
'ssy ~ k'osln, pO>s>sp. every co1ior and eonseni
CO 20 t-e rs'srshug department khss Ihsnss trusts
-i he "s> iedestnft h., promise his liberia patrons Of
,' 10y and ,oiie. TIA, support from he citizens and
stn ~ NeN hcrk. that Is euie-nrse entle. hin to-
Length II TIE Gen;l-ncns Bath 70 sni az Ladies Rsis
4 .n' 40 els In
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PttS........... 'tlID
Icailt
BhRk-The stock OF Quercliron Is small; int quality
No NewYOk inspection !, held al So cash, bat there IS
demand at present.
BLEswAX-SaleS OF 1900 los. Souhern Yellow have
made "a 80 cents, cash Exporters generally do
not offer - cents.
COAL liverpool plenty and dull but most other de-
scrp,0n scarce, ami IN moderate request 20 tons
Scotch aad $50 tors liverpool, received Via CORK, sod al
s. %. casl; and ~ tons bet Out a 50, : mos
COPPER-The stock OF English Sheathlug has been con
sderay increased recently b1i lie price remains steady at
q cents and 30 cash, win small ssle, od sheath
iug i plcgty and dull.
COfTON-Snce the arrival OF tie steamer Britannia
some days from Liverpool, onr Cotton market which
before quite dull has become sieady win an upward
tendency in prices, which during that time has resulted III
an OF July one eighth Of cent per 10 our pre-
.en stock large falling but l,e sle OF $4,000 bales
is but the old
10 come forward The receipts and stocks NJ The Southern
pors are unusually lgt, willis on the Other hand tie grow
ny crop is represented very nae much earlier than usu-
and promising great sbuDdanCe. The sales FOR ihe past
three dAvs have been aln-st exclusively Tor export,
comprise 300 bales Upland and FOri.a al D; y cents,
4a Mobile IS: aud 400 Ncw-Oraans ay4-togeiher
$50 bales The total sales OF last werh were GOO bales
parcel of l55 bales Texas arrived e,erday the marhebe
ING previously bare of Foreign.
~ .t..xs.i ..ep- -frf,tn
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rxcRElsr ~ ruR sEcoNn POWER.
Frieasion Of Material Machinery.

ErtsRf.0H 81 Mdf'TiW Nds mary.
We have cited minor detail. (ktchen.. cellars
and eranaries.) producing ten, twenty. ald IN
some branche. even a hgnired-ioid pro3urt In
adding lie profits of general unite. (we.sE;'
measures. moneys Sc and Of true .ystcni Of
commerce. we are authorized to double the pre-
ceding estimation, aud raise 1t from tao 10 i,a.r.
In tn. case million OF m Il will produce a. much
?. fur millions now DO; or IN other words, 4 "a,
labor. .ow valued a, dollar. viii We'd tn product
Of four dollars.
Take irrigation, a branch OF material machinery.
A. an example: it. prodlct alone wouid double,
upon an average, tie crops Of many warm consuie'
now entirely deprived Of them. il the rams tar.
Other countries have only half Or quarter crop,
tor the want Of proper supply Of water, md have
10 abandon various branche. Of cultivation, which
general system II reservoir, AMI trenches, for VA
tering slams and deciiyitic. would enable them to
undertake.
The irfi,aiion Of dccliyitic, and plains. worA
.: such nc.tim,blc value, would be only orc OF tue
numerous. prodisc. Of Association What source
Of profit
ucReAsE - INK THIRD POWER.
EaNaslqsm and Emuiafios Of Groups.
Labor, performed with ap.iA! and ind'iier."ce'
does no, Weld the half OF what II would II the
rivalry and enthusiasm which animate the Groups
could be communicated to it. These stimulsni'
are pcrnansn, attributes OF the Series; they over
come oil ob.tacles and give to the exercise 81 ln-
dnstry a degree OF activity which can only sPiiaG
from noble passions. We ind none OF these IN
ducomcni, IL our present Societies Peouniary n
torsst i, the only ,iimulant ct the Laborng Mass.
INCREASE - me FOURTH POWER.
Refarn NJ NoA Producers 10 PRODUCTIVE Laoor.
What Is at present the number OF Aet'ee and
Positi-r Labor.rsl IL does net amount 70 one
third OF the population. We have shown that 'he
nroduct OF a workman, r.ctui in appearance, Is
of en- merely aegat,re, if employed, ior instance,
on a teace or wall, which Il not real and positive
product.
In parallel between the worN' OF our present
Societies and Association. We hall find that We
have in unploductiy, or hegdtsrc labofers' TWO
THIRDS of the population.
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nrred at Nam are plenty, and vi cents sccOrf
Ing 10 quary sboufrrs.2s p; sDd Bacon si-s eens
bultf snh Cb-se are uBsseaDe except Or the better
qualities, which go oil slowly r city II prevOes rates
EIp1r. from III 10 III J00e.
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DATENT Improved Portable Shower

Y Blhs Bs'hng Tubs AMI II p Baths. - per ceai les
iaa the usus! prices. improyr'i garden Ehgne, and
syringe, plants, a.. a,d very efficient
tire. Manufactured aud soli hy
eli Inn wN NIf.LANE, Slg Nasssa-str~-t
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lar Has-Jus; finished. the splendid article ever
orct ~ the public Elegant short Moesh Hats, at
t ,w price OF Also article e. 80. EQUAL in du
chilly and lue Is those commonly sold al - 60. The
nest quality Drab Cassasres - ~
BROW y, Practical Halter.
- lon. iis Clnal street. dnOr above sullivan.
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Nv GENTLEMAN intending 10 build

ANY GENTLEMAN intending 10 ou'iu
woui0 60 vel. u pas along hs SC. anu M, III
- ., the "a nus> And rr41rr wtN aIe moran = $500
o, of - rsany then EXAMINE ~ mo tar eidei e 80
And areas and cellar way sia u ne s'i-s ~ ,oa
-: bu # be would have tic Es'tar remain l-'
rrnf pal,,, " nd aud weather. let i' Al e'i nj
-, lIvlraugc Lime which - Nri never "a n-es
.o,,n "a ,rr rot or wash ont ~ any ofi.. ~ = y" e
L in .ey s..rsi on hoWessr exposed fier - ~ :
- 100, -. .,,,.- al Tfpy All Nr>t-si> 'ir.4ul y Y.
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40 YuE LONERS of superior Black

Teai-lioN quas MiHturel-fhl' extremely delicious
If unparalleled fea highly celebrated IA China ami
Europe ..t imported. ior saIe at tie Cantos lea
Coansny General Y1 Establishment, ~ Chatham street,
Ncwyork in Chinese packages price 90 CTS and " EACH
my2i Il
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,IoytY7S TRUNK REPOSITORY,

Ne 1876 Psasl-.i. opposite cedar.-ii hOsES na.-
,,sses and keep constantly on hand e'',y ~
- r,.ssI and Packing JraBks. Carpet Bag, sAfes
o. .h.e.sle and Te,sil, cheap 'of cash % approved
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Z xOIFS' 4 GENTLEMENS' NEW

hUIEc q EkE.N TIFINT.ND NUV
4 BOor AND SHOE STORE, 35 Greenwich,
r,.et corner Robinson street ; uttef pa opsn'u
l,-5e audi general assortment OF Ladies', Msse,' aid
hdr,i> Galer Boot. and shoes of the latest styles aud
ia every variety gJOi materasl and workmanship Also,
Mems and YOUTHS Boots aud Shoes which are onered AT
t,eices corresponding with the tiWeS
NIB Couiiry Merchants supplied by the case or dozen
81, ,be l,wr>t Terms myl2-tf
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NIlLIrAKY GOODS below cost. at

vi - Maiden Lane.-The subscriber having renqriSl-
- TIE military business and rtaosed his goods fres ~
Broadway n 81 Na,isn Lane otf 70 Sc hs, eutIre
t,cA-co.,t.c OF swords. Belts. sasheS Epaaietirs,
sce, BuunCs Pnmcs Muskets Ries. &c. ~ below cost
Talon ma-rV uniforms, oihce, eSupphS themselves "
per>o ;, chasins 20 sell again viii 81 well TO all
a. n wM HINTON.
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LyRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS.

4 foot OF MOntgoncr street The FraSAAn saii " alen
b. Is nos open the foot II Montgomery street from
VI 10 20 p. " slower Baths. upon az Improved plan;
>s1mg school, aud superior private baths tor ade. AMI
gentlemen. Jso IN
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=IAIR COLORING.-y.P. Maby would

I 4 inform those who used his celebrated Essence OF
Tyre ef changing red Or grey Hair TO o,own
o. black 1t be Ia returned h old stand No 10 DIVE
.otreet where he Offers il IN packages OF % cents, -
cents anI 81. TIL, Hair Dye has been long 10 vs. aa
iicacy viii be readily convinced by calling at The above
MACE and trial they not satisfied, tie Money VII
~ refunded. yei iu-
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pOYS' Clothing ,-Childrens' Clothing

sSO0S' Clothing .-Chlidrens Clotning
Z A very large asSDr1meut-sery good qualiy-very
rleap-o;,n \. Hoyt Go. No NBo~ery, would respect
fully inform their patrons and The pubic generally us1
.y have again been making extensive preparations ior III.
,prng AID summer taac and have nov on hand a much
.,rger assortment OF Bows and Cbiljrcn> CoiinS than
tty ..r be,ar. have bad The pubic invited to call
and c~iunc ter gOOas h particular reeT-neet To gnSV
a lSff.s rt.l y