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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
EDITORS AND PRopRIEToRs.

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PAPER CURRENCY IN AslA.--fts:s gen
orally believed that our tluctua,ing, ifrc.
decmable currency gigantic and over.
shadowing woed that chii!s and uproots
that which it pre,ends to be MONEYS
the offspring OF the commercial refine
nicnt OF these times. Not so; almost six
centrr;es ago they knew in the heart Of
Asia, as well as they do in Wall street
now, that promise TO pay was just as
good as payment, to tic maker, cape
cially it any body would take it. 4 Tar
tar prince, the famous kublia Khan, was
the Nick Bidd'e as we'll as the Bonaparts
of the thirteenth century. In fact he
surpassed them both in their own lines Of
not fraud and force, for that would be
impolitic- but in successful finance aud
glorious conquest. Tho Taricr lnancisr,
when his treasury was loH, and i,iss 500
wives and 100000 soldiers wanted money.
he used to sta,,,p lis marx Oh BITS oib!aek
paper, made Of the bark Of the mulberry
tree, and distribute this '.souud national
currency" as gold and silver. The gcY.
ernment servants were frequently paid
IN this way i'll Asia. This money stood
at par. 10 use modern phrase, for the
excellent reason that 10 refuse it was
death. Thiscouldn no, happen in our vel!
regulated republic; the people may take
1t and be yuined--lriven to crime pei:
.haps % desperation -or they may reIiise
itand starve --They are perfectly free
10 chose, ana must take the deep respon
sibi'ity of their choice upon themselves.
kublia Khan. however, had more con
science than financicrs in general, Tor he
always redeemed his promises to pay
when he had tho gold in his possession .
aud q. all events kept it Il '.sa:e ana uni
form circulating Medium" during his
llie,An exampfs.Me commend to his Ini-
tators here. The coioApf the paper, aud
the names Of the banker 9en to b. Tex
cept THAT particular oil 6 aging some
timel the only di!lercnl !, ~ NINA tho
Asiatic and American t,sasA4a,. \ a. - SO.
rical parallel worthy Of record, --1,. y
Sun. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
A PROFITABLE ExpEa,Msyr adv

A PROFITABLE EXPERIMENT Lady
Adren. complained Of n ,oothache. All
the remedies usedoa such occasions were
applied, but still she found no relief
At length she decided on sending to E1;n-
|burgl,, 4 distance OF fifty miles from ely
desdale Castle, for u dentist 10 extract the
suffering tooth; and, when lie arrived,
she. declared that her nerves were une-
quasto submitting to the operation, unless
she saw il performed on soma one else
first. The few friends admitted to the
sanctuary Of her boudoir looked aghast
lat this declaration, each exccctns 10 be
called on, but after the silence Of a few
minutes. and no one o.les!ng, she told
Lord Adfeh that lo must hayo tooth
out, that she might Judge from his man
ner .of supporting the operation If she
could so through it. He appeared amaz-
lngty diseoaceyted; bit few wry faces
and serious representations having failed
to nolify the lady, the obesiien: husband
submitted, anla fine sound tooth was cx.
,sacted from his jaw; after which, she
declared '.that she had seen enough TO
convince her that she could not undergo
similar operation
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
aud beauty OF the w>l,o.c.

s A.hoM picture Represents u King
stia::ss 4, state with 2 label, 81 goves,falt
e bishonWilll i lnge,sJ, 4! pr,,y tas 81 q
e soldier with II motto, II fight iof alll 3
and q farmer, drawing forth reluctanlIy
2. purse. wish the supersclip.ioa, y pay
C,sa had the tcstin,p.ly loi ages IS lllt;
Llax1yy aud yet he fcinSsi d chali i6S 1Ta
from !! Anthony g n. on ysis ssussy1 1!
y! lsssl e!h 81 Il lSo olll0 sa i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
From the Kn;ckerbocaer.

II Is Dir. Johnson, we believe, who saws
| that little yexations arc more trying te
the temper, and harder to be borne, than
greater troubles. We heard the other
evening a notwithstanding lutte manu-.
tacturer ILLUSTRATE the truth Of tho remark
by ladicrous narrative Of small annoy.
ances, that made an aggregate oi large
misery. II went,' said he, s:intc tlsy bar,
ber's this morning, with my temper sour
ed by letters from the attorneys Of Eve
bankrupt debtors al tic Southwest;pcst4
age unpaid of coarse-oh! yes; bsak.
rupts dent pay postage to their dupcs--
oh no! was ycxca .oo ~ a painter,
who had tsce;, cd ll,.l. pay ~ aslvance 10
paint me q new sign: but he mast 20 u,
sailing OIL the bay Sun5ay and sie;
drowned-iust as like as not on my mo-
ney: any how, he died and made no
sign was in drediul hurry, lor
had 10 raise money to take up note, ind
was short full one half. There was /.
young sprig in the barber's chair, who
passed me aud got in the shop abou, a
yard before me, byacting ds ii'he wanted
10 speak 10 man Sho was ahead OF me
za.contemptibietrich! Well, sir, there
hsesat, feeling Of his chin after every
round Of the razor, and saskiag for n.cm'
slii his beard WAS sclosc',reapcl into the
middle OF next week reading the wiaule
time yhe only paper that | ever do read,
which he continued to do all! the while the
man was curling his hair aud wlsisher
evidently just 10 spite me. IL was pn
hour before got away from tho BARRIERS:
and then the TREND who would have
loaned me fifty dollars, in my strait, had
taken the morning cars.for Newark. -
After attending to some necessary busl
ness at the store, sailed out iora shind.
dy in Wall street. Every body was Short
though each one could have lent it yestcr-
day, Which struck me as rather curious.
!! was not far from three, and tho day
was Of the nas;iest August kind: ho, as
melted lead, muggy, aud sticky. had
on q pairsoi new boots. which my shoe
maker for the tifst. time realty believe
in twenty years made. too slnal 81
Heayens! how thnI III q Nm
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
RUNAWAY Maieu or THE LATE Lon

4
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1 % aeosA"s' aaiei ,i. oE = THE LATE LORD
"ls ino'sIiAs Ills rs 1ofas'llp was twice
.''atti4', , ana ''' 'ifss uh.on was g, 2 ruHa-
wy A'a',.l, = haa Faia MS ',adiesses
- 'ese 81 ahsy yuaush'eral !, Inc Weal,hy oaaA
~ = 4,lnl1s ~ ~ !. L'l'ld. MS gen
kto be persuaded 10 II. the noble su;tor.
Epgssessing tho lad, : afrectioa., dstermin-
81 to run away with his bride, Iucoasa-
tqlisAee, post chaise aud laar ra beau
.saiis. cars.:.l away the coaili;,g pair,
but the affair having reached the papa,s
ears, another pai, OF positions aud two
I psir Of fleet horses wore soon ia request.
Simulated BY the lavish promises oil the
rich bankef, loosi.s time was compcn
tsated Cor ,Aa Positions, and tie gay
tLo.hario s,se had .,,, /, Z esi,,i.: Of boho,i
Eiug Mr. CAila's eluipa.,e neck and nes:a
VIA his own. la this crisis OF fate, how
esMf, ,shis rrssencc ot. mind did not Cor
SAX: hin, aasd dra,sing a pistol, lie sho.
dead one (scf the leaders Of the pursuing
post chase. before ::ie horse could bs
detached from the harness and il subs,t.
ute procarea, i, was too I;.lc Is pursue The
lugiliyes, who warc .saickly married by
the gri,ny high present Of Grcsas Iii
by lnheritancc from the first wife Of the
late Earl l'lat Lady Jersey enjoys a no
bic fortune, aud is scH'ing partner in
y :: :.:i g: -; : "; v: :; q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26

to the highest pi.di wen. straight TO
my bed room, aas1 after long search,
! found the lissla 4aact rascal that had
covered my back and shoulders thick Will,
oblon- we!,spf blotshcs: and was glanc-
ing at the dehoniacal revenge depicted in
my couatenaace as passed by the look
lns-glass: rollin. my prisoner .as sweet
morsel naadcr my thumb and finger, when
th poor BELL rang. and girl came to say
u Ia gentleman wanted to see me- I
bed below, with something Of cxu,,a-
atlonK my manner, and in tho hall found
tiaetary. Hehandcl me protest and
" g OUT and when he had gone, said
to b. 6R and your bank may so to
the Ed rather have the pleasure
Of shis Isle torment TO death,
thansto have tic stamped note in my
pocket Aiier manipulating my victim
with due economy OF enjoyment, thought
I'd see how he bore it. Now would You
believe it?-it was nj the flea, d d-n
him! after ell! It was only bit Of black
lint that bud worn Of frola the lower side
ofmy stock. This was the bitterest dis
appointment Of lha, unlucky day!''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
lVunacrjal Ciock.-rwo very a.,

lVonIe5Jal C!ock. Two very cs
|traordinarv clocks weIe some time sue,
presented by the East India. Company Il
| the Emperor of China, being entirely
manufactured by English artists. The,
were in the form oi charioss. and ea.I
ol which contained a lady seated, !e...:
| ing her right hand Oh u past ol ttSx III.
| riot. under which WIS clock lis,laSll ~ s.l
| than shilling, that struck, repeatea j ks,.
went for eigh. days w.thoG. roquirseinta
winding up. 4 bird wa; on tie I;aJy's
finger, facly ts,.,.!s.lsl, aal.sei viii, d.a
,nonds and rubies, with It's wiays e.pai.J.
ed. as ii to ily, aud whie!. vas male /,
tiuttcr fora cu.s:aerabe t,na Oh toaci,.
I ing drttaonl button. I 10 body cf Iii,
curious E:.'l u. Nsiel, s.s.rcs lie ss,s.cis
that animated II, VAS less tiG,n tic six.
1eenth par. Of .an zach. III tho asly's
left hand was ! golden tube. Yiili a s.s..ssl
round box on tho top, to which was tissd
q circular ornament Sc. IL Giannntis
which went round in three hours A
double umbrcll was over the la!y's head
supportsd by c small ilutea Pillar, ans
uaier was u bell That struck the boar
though apparently unconnec.ed with The
clock; and at the lady's feet vas Il god
en- dog, before which were two birds, sci
wlthprecious stones, and apparently iiy-
ing away with the chariot, which front
another secret motion, IS con.rivel IL
lun iii any direction, while body IN
pears to push it forward. There we're 81
SO howers, ornaments, anl q isyiI,g dra
goon, all set with precious s:oa.s or
.ormed Of them, ana the rest was made
OF gold mast euriously exsvl.ted, a;l;I pres
enting !a wonderful spccisn.u Vi lnge-
nuity and talent.
An hrsgga1sr Discourse. --Sono time
ago, a Scotch clergyfaaa was piously
holding forth to primitive con. re ..,a,iioi,
in fura! dis.ric! of the country. Tho
COOL l.ian, either from 'azina-s orsa. de-
fectIye memory, was ia the hel;i. d
writing down tha hcads6 his discourse
and each head was wri(lcn Oh separate
slips Of papcr. Unperceised by The NM,
Ior God. the wind carried spH ona af l.iis
I slips coa,a..,;is. lis IHiealy. O; course
when, lie s,s,io 10 third Y shif.liy, ts,ird
rs 1a..,csated ls.o good man. hu, could
ilroceed nc further. All, ngel naa,ron,
Ipcrceiving the dilemma ot her worthy
pastor, = I. snewnigsthe cansc, az las,
[roee r.. as said. t.l' ii gay ia lnucklc mis-
I1aiis f lAaa see thir,N y flscn GOT d,
E1aa oef no veryslans syae, Sir.
k..s.. s ss M III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26
:! seIlaneous.
Eon she r.mil, Companion
sH5J5FEsPUN YARNs.

h4r lips 10 make them rosy, and peep
fS iatoA looking glass for tho twentieth
10 breaches enough about the short
81 of q lifetime, remarked another
ting miss" Sand how we ought to i'm
k;s l1yo our opportunities, not to. be creep
aiHE along Ikea snail, when whole wed
party is waiting for him. and the
eare getting cold. and the chick
4 esssafs burning TO crisp
Have patience, girls; maybe the
\ 4 list his spurs aud can't get along
slo MI taster,n was the consolatcry appeal
, oEanArch looking damsel, as she finished
Inst Of large bunch Of grapes.
il perhaps his old fox-carcd horse
1sa. jumped out q! the pasture, and The
nid gentleman has to take it loot,' sur
sSssiped the fourth brides maid.
1 e 10 bride used Industrious efforts tc
3 s. Sbpear patient and rather Indifferent amid
sEe1oral restiyeness Of her aids; and
a1ld occasionally affect extreme merri-
mi; but her shrewd attendants charg.
81 her with being fdgetty, and rather
sa bFc unes3g tAh,gshc wanted folks TO be-
lie, F.oyd!' shouted old Captain
som out Of doors to his copperss-
cred son, who was entertaining the
beaux Of the neighborhood with
of sgilhy in jumping with weights
leyd, throw down them rocks, and
lsut xhY bride Oh Snip, and ride down the
and see il you can't sec parson
ympsy; and tell him to hurry along
-sEe AEe all wailigR.ior him. lie must
his5 weddings are like his meetings,
sAatcan be put of 10 the Sunday after the
Jenfth Saturday in next month"; after
crowds all gathered and ready to
81 lpAv The preaching. II you don't meet
aina,sRo clean TO his house. 'spect he's
that Brushy Greek Ned is here
his fiddle, and has taken q scare
the night was wearing on, and no
Sf1on had come yet to unto the dosti-
ie0f George Washington Hodgkins
md Mthc amiable and accomplished Miss
Polly Peablosson, the former individual
salinatcd to his intended the propriety Of
1 P6sliAg off the time by having dance.
M Qlly asked her ma; and her ma, after
1tNipg that il was no. the fashion in her
I HI North Caroline. to dance before
81 lrcmony, at last consented.
Ssss n artist from Brushy creek ives call
and, after much turning and spit
3lI IA the screws, he stamped his foot,
sfuck up money Musk and away
he country dance. Polly Peablsoom
head, with Thomas Jefferson Hodg-
her ps srtner,s and George WASH
66kias next, with Pollv's sis
Ds~ll Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-26

40 Vol n S$0fDM
Eof susi ork I'D i,si,sss
Ter III the State snss
BosEs lfSgn The reasoning a.siimais q
That wxlk t64iaco ofthe earth, iit,ts, iss' is.
noae NhQse pressnct,swe tlctsst more lhasas
the Bare rhero are three kinds md,
in orlse TINT ,ur feadsrs may me usslargss
ss6lf has Ne mean. NO class lhsn, s.s
lS,lSsss
lrst. lhsn. there Is tho stslong 81
no nsakcs.it lis principal asl :
efc,,aI ssaalulir, staksjesis, an,l sssa
';,s.sEs. <. il alweys really to to ssI5ill s
teai,t his o;yn bAs;hcss. wlealN 2s
Risrs 9bedt IL Or nst--,a4.'.. tedlssu tsrlEI
iatetes s. iii e's..ys SOD y s elsa.
eceaiiy, Ire IS the ssSit,ps.
you sea! takes s:lcsils
p.sf. yen wcte,j, q syois,s Z: read, AMI laia 8
Be sG,aaule, Until he: -:i,is tie ,oY.f1s
md mir you ssA:tE ~
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THE WIG ALMANAC AND U. s, REGISTE R
For 1913,

VN7ILL BE PUBLISHED on Iut.S-
w DAY. SEPTEMBER goth. asd ready for deliv-
erv TO oder. II will contain
/. AN ALMANAC FOR 1913, full and complete. With
all the usual Calculations, and adapted TO every Sae IN
the Union, &c. &c. , ,,,
. TIE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF The
WIGS: plain and condensed statement OF The points
of between the contendng parties IN this Couh
try embracing an exposition and defence OF the views
of Tie wbigs,-(original
: AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF TIE rRo-
lection OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing It's foii-
cv Necessity and benefits TO the Laboring Men oil ms
Coun,ry and how ii contributes 10 the Prosperity aDd
Welfare OF the People;
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, WIT
ten expressly for this work; 40,
.oEFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL lAPORiANI
ELECTIONS, in the several States ana teunues o. e
1Tnon from 1886 downward, including especially ae 'ote
every State and County in The Presidential contest o.
1910;
TTii,tES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in ali the States
Tho ,,,,ber of Members Of Congress and Electors OF
pr.s;dan, RI which each Is entitled, &c. &c-
rgE WING ALMANAC will be printed on nae *nHe
paper ard stitched printed cover. II VIII CONAN. "
closely prjr,ed large octave pages and as nueh
matter a. ordinary duodeciBo volume. II VII be al
fored for cash infexbiy at LIZ cents per single esP -
per Dozen 81 50 per hundred, or o per THOUSAND
enclosing c,sh arr respectfully solicited by
GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers,
No. 1850 Nassau street, opposite the City hal
TrI5sns O6oe, Arg, 1872 SO
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Fs1HE Rev DR.. f.. d. Barry and Mr.. Ru
FUS LOCKWOODS Collegiate School, No All
Froad wny near Canal street, will open Monday, the
18th inst The Classical Department is under the mmal.
ate care of DR. Barry The English Department under
the supervision of Mr.. Lockwo God, assisted by - -,
teacher of mathematics. Mr. A. Pestaux professor OF
parment Those parents DESTROYS plae ny their in
seminary in which classical and cta branches are
thoroughly and radically taught, respc ,uly invited to
call nj The book store Mr. Roe Lockwood Al Broadway,
at the rooms over The store 10 Howard street al which
places cards containing OF admission lc may be OBJ
;an.d Mr. Lockwood would receive few bows into his
family 10 board The stricc>t regard will be paid 10 their
comfort, and to their moral ndliterary Improvement
I'm
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CHOW CASES ! SHOW CASES =
~ For sale cheap at r. & II. EARL'S, SAG BrooRes
one door West OF The Bowery All wishing 70 suit
hpnselye, with show be- accommodated al the
above place have large assortment OF new and Sc
cond hand cases constantly hand Also show cases. show
and ahes made 10 order atVery short noee
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cHEATHING COPPER-lOO casks
4 English II to 80 OF. tor sale by
!; GRlNNELL. NINTURN < Co. 7s South street
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TOERFUMERY, HAIR OILS. Soaps,
Brushes Ic.-City and Country dealers in the above
articles will fin. il object call n A Dvision.st
any Inn x. RICHARDS.
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At HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies'

a I HIS ULD INJCho.- ne IduIcS
are cautioned that al No. 289 Grand-ree corner OF
Alha tFergusons) place that has long been notorious
among female part of The public where they have been
invariably treated in such az very frequently has
the husband brother return and demand The
S,r style shoes the prices being fully con-
that in Grandsreet could TURKISH more
elegant Cater for II slngs Cater Buskin tor
sng-n short any article for the foot OF Lady, bliss
or Child OF which they have infinite variety al such
unheard OF low prices
There Is no doubt but hey to sell out and gust lc
.,oyt
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CYMNASTlC EXERClSES.--M

YMNASTlC EXERCISES.--M
NJ FULLER respectfully informs LIS Pupils anu ihe
pnhc generally that his Gymnasiunr 205 Greene-s!rees
and 20 Annstreet open for the season Junior
Class is about being formed AZ both the establishments at
hours TO suit the convenience of scholars For TERMS which
have considerably reduced, apply at either OF the
Gymnasiuns
The Fencing d. sartnen will be under the superinen-
euce OF Chas Dclany, Professor, and Teacher by ap-
pointruent in the United States Navy.
Snarring ,ourbt as usual 82w
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YOSlC AT THKEE CENTS a Page,

NHOSlC Al THREE CENTS A rage,
at No. - Lispenar,l-st., of BoliNay:--CHAS
T. GESLAlN tCsic Publisher i constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music, tor the Piano, Guitar. and Flute,
which is selling the very iow price OF cents page re
nil Also on iIand a small To-; OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold very low The public are invited to caI
and examine for themselves Wholesale 2ea!e supplied
cheaper Than any other establishment IN The u States
Viz # ''''' CHAS r GESLAIN.
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nATENT pRESERYED PORT.

ri UIlCE to Underwriters, Merchants
Z and Shpmaslers-In compliance with Resolution
passed by the Board of Commissioners OF Pilots notice .
hereby 9iven that HENRY ALLEN and JAMES LEON
ARD are no, legally authorised pilot vessels TO and from
New-York BY way OF Sandy Hook.
By order OF the Board.
JOSEPH SPlNNEY Jr., Secretary.
Commissioners OF Pilots Office.
Nrw.York. 18th September, i8i2. si6 Nv
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II Democratic Clay Club of the =, gnah
sYard.-At the regular monthly meeting o! tils CLUB
held on Wednesday evening, 9Th instant, The following
resolution unanimously passed
Resolved That ue highly approve of the admirable me;
n,or Of the Life and Services OF Henry Clay published
in the New World, containing does. many interest,
ing facts and Of that illcsrious man. which have
never before been published; and that IN oar opon 'hf
attempt of the Locc-FocHS decrs the work and thrir
evidently concerted attempt PREVENTS sale by me news
boys will ought stimulate the friends OF Clay 10 sus
tain and encourage it BY order OF -
WILLIAM II. SWEET, President
GnAs5ss w w1sp' Secretaries. 50 laess
TT PARTICULAR NOTiCE.-Those persons havln:
furniture OF any description dispose OF or who are break
ing ND housekeeping win hd ready sale or any pertie
or ali o; their goods by sending ths. address. calling
upar the Subscriber. Goods TO any amount purchased
F. COTTON & CO. 1877 ch'it arn-sf
A, Private Sale frst Piano Fores ai will he 500
very low. ~
II Gournud's Vegetable Liquid Rouge-
Com poseC materially from flowers and slnpes impartS
delicate carnation the complexion, mInoVane Dy
rubbing with handkerchief or linen CLOTH 90 GEMS
bn,le0lo be had only 81 Wa.kerstreei door from
Broadway. ~
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IROTON WATER.-Miller 81 Coates,

" Plumbers Grand street aoors s1s ie o, P sresa
prmrs Hvdr.n.. Fountains Bath Tubs, &c- and every
se with s o OF eso''e os wssf for Il. a
trn55ct;on nf wat.r sronpdy executed. sis In
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5VAKDWAKE, AMERICAN looks,

ETAKDWAKE, AMERICAN LOCKS,
4 q and Slidinydoor Trinmuigs-'rhe subscribers
rrcrlvne their supplies OF American Locks from five
different manufactures and they feel confident that they
ran show their customers great variety oil Locks,
Latches Sc any ohrr house in the city Also storedsor
Locks Bolts Shutter and Bipd Hinges FasieniDgs, &c and
BUILDERS HdRDW4RE, in every variety. Persons
wishing 10 supply themselves have their orders hcd
tn suit any thickness OF doors Also Knobs OF i've different
VARIETIES Orders by mail enclosing tie cash, Will be
treated satisfactory their confidence mer-
it's Any person wishing 20 examine can DO so Whether he
purchases or not. VAN BLAnCOM CHA PLfN
Successors 10 E. }. * II. Roosevelt 29l Pearl.st.
near BeekmnD
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TT1HE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

= y Il Y 'SH
TuE wORIDI,-CONANT go Grand street has
hand '. latest spring fashion excellent as
sortHlent of Silk Hats al 81 25 s. 30 and Sa reduction oil
"A c,,s on each Lat ram former prices Also superior
article OF Fur HIT for g. equal sold IN The city ior
8, 30 and S. The public respectfully invited TO CALL
rood assortment of Bows Hats and Caps on hand
o,p3 oupodrThSS CONANr go Grand.S near Allen
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FAMILIES and single gentlemen can be
I accommodated with good ard pleasant rooms. with
without board No II Chambers street, second door
below Broadway. SD lnis
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Reference also made u any farther evidence reaurso!
70 Mr James Sropu the house OF Brown, Brothers
Co who is aeouaizr with tie above particulars, in whose
employ the above named Thomas Turner was fora nurns-r
Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for e1Por
rzton by A. 3. SANDS L co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Bindings, 57s Broadway corner OF ChamoerS
Sew-York Sold also by a. 3 o. Sands. 7a Fulton; u
Sands Co. II Eas; Broadway, corner Marketst rrse p
Der bottle; s;I bottles for $. AUS
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an FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable

Farm OF forty acres very choice ia9a: s.na.e s,
miles north of New York. for ID. low pre- ..
ne, eso; nr w be exchanged or good property 3p
ply 1876 Chamber St NJ l.
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M ATER-POWtsR TO LET, from
w to 81 horse power, with suitable rooms, in the
Saw-Mill al W est Farms. Inquire oil JOHN COPCuTr,
Si8 Washlngtor-sreet. sl5 I'm
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MFRS. HOLTON'S Boarding and Day
IN School for Young Ladies' No. II tmity-st anSc 2ns