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fsltf fstfsenomnsn oa fte falIde gloten bier
abIekten. D,an fanb bei per benfebsn Sran
glcten 5u bem 8stras BON etipa 500 sbalsrn
,pcrunter SO 9balsrnoten auf bic Sant ocn
@anbustp. @ie fcasn Dor5dslid semabf
ss.psIen Iein, 70 ba6 te feIbl Srefere antana.
lid fir gut erfldrter, bis fte fts senau init
a6ten berslietem. DatrIheinlih itnS teis
De Hrauen 5slfersbslferlnnen elmer Sanoe
gcHnterfeiters. @ie Ioaen BON pbilaoeIpbia
aefcmmen iein, unb narcn eerape i'm Ss9riff
BEN N(uk binuuter 81 seben, als ite ouret
gonifatis 8ersufcn fsff senominsn fpuroen.
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-am II. W1drS i'm Grmsnbaule BON >anta'
iter gauntp HrmsnbauIe, gapitan SiIbert
sowe, Elm Nebcluticns Solbat, i'm 82fen
Sabre leines alters.
-am 4ten Mar5, in lluion 9aunIbip. erie
gauntp, Wiebasl Sare, Solbat ber 8eDelu:
ton uno OCT dltette Osann auf Oct penltcnss
lilte, i'm Nlter bon l16 Sabren.
dill l2ten WldrS, in 5arrisbur9 Srieorib
6eislep, Solbat ber Nepolutiom i'm Altsr
Don Sd Sabren.
-am 8ten mars, in golsbroptbals 3auuid.
Sobn Smitb, alt -
-am Is. Oadri, in eumru saunltlp, 50;
bannes Se9trrels, i'm Nlter bon so Sabrem
4 Monaten uup l 8 2a9en.
an 10. Oldr3, III Wlarata,pnp sanni6ip,
AM Shla9fnB, gatbarina 6cttenttelm Sats
tin oss 5rn. Saecb 5ottcntein, in ben 5Oer
Sahren.
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as Gft, i'm 62. Sabre feines alters.
-am II. Olarb in per Staot Oorf, Ocrf
ganntp, an Oct <unsenIbwinoIuht, Daniel
Wlap, 5erausseber bes "Dorf perolp," i'm
Ilter bon einisen so Sabreu.
am "a. Sebruar, gbautanque @auntp, 81.
Dcrf, Sobn Owens, 5olpat oer geppluticn,
i'm alter Don lO7 Sabren.
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9lQnf , Suber.

Sic beite uno np fei It II
Sldnfs Shbsr, Die jemals in Ncapins gum
Sertauf anseboteu pnrpen, bsitebeno aus:
qepsers, sro6 II, tleln, in gang. II. baIb Sanp.
Sournalen, DO. %. 90.
Sassbibern, DO. DO. Do.
Saar9elo. Shtbern, 30. DO. DO.
SriefShtern, %. 90. %.
Sactir< ober
SnUCce SnCber, DO. DO. %.
Sleblt elmer enoloien Seridbiepenbeit anpss
rer Siber bon Dem flsinlten pabbuebe bis
gum srbBten 2sosern, nit bem 6elten
papier uno oauerbaftetten ginbano, ,perosn
fortwabrenb auf 5ano ssbalten ilno ,uoblfsr
ler mie jemals bsrfanft, fir Saarse
BEL George 6eb,
8ubs unb SbreibmaterlaIenbanoler,
Slo. 81, Dritspennitrabe.
0cabins, Wdr3 %. SIN.
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@erh1erun9 9e9en S3aoen ooer Serluit
Durcb s. Semer.
Gretbrtef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tretbrief tmmerDabrenc.
Die 9prinss6aroen perfbsrunsss6es
feufd,aft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Oaabt Ssrfberun9, entpeDer fir cine
3eitlaus ooer fir tmmerwabreno, ssssn Sers
lutte pper Sebaren bureb Seuer in Der
@taot mo auf bem qanpe. az 5dufern,
Gbcuern unr @cbduben aller 2lrt; all Sanss
seratbe, Sauflnannssdtern pfsrpen, Ninps
Uieb, ufsrbauerseusnide, gomnsreieIe uno
SatrifsStcfs unp 8eratbIbaften bon jsbsr
Ssnenuuns 5biffcn ,mp persu $aenns i'm
5afen, Iowobt als Oaortsdtlbes uno Sruno
Nsnten, untsr ben htebif shnifiSltsn Ssrins
aunaen.
W1it GeIuhe fir Serfhcruns (Sn(uranee)
in Serfs gauntp, oser fir einise Selebruns
hber Sielen Ss9enitano, tpenec man fttb pers
,6nlieb ooer ourb 8refe al Jebn g. Kis
baros, Stetbts 4npalt, Sruoerei oesBerfe
uno Stbuplfia Scurnals, Neapiua spa.
Mortom sac c1AtehaeL sprsfssRt.
q. Krumbbaar, Setretdr.
Oireetore:
Waorton W1eMibasl, @tarles 9tcfee,
ScIepb 9Dpoo, 4rebbalo 2Srlsbt
50. {. &aauereume, Samuel 9opnisho'
gliab Oallet, 81. 9S. spontrep'
@barles aD. @breiner.
Neabing, Nopsmber l. ID.
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SDuifDfer's 0e6etz8u6.
mdr5 %.

Cine flsine Yartis BON bisism wabrbaft
frpmmen unb portrsff1ibsn Bsrfs, purbsn 70
sbsn srbaltsn, uno rpsrSen nun 10 0 fsi
gum 3srfauf aneebcten, am Sud)sStoDr bon
George Beb,. 2Seif psnnitrass, gds Der
Ncrp 4ten. @S iif bic I s9ants Nufass,
bsraus9sssbsn pom @brp. u. Z. eermant ..
9. W.
&eaein9, Mdrj %. 3m.
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&anealter, Den 21iten W1ara
g G uer!

2(m porieea Sonntas Morsen, 5tpis
fben 3 uno 4 ubr, tpuroen uniere Sar=
ger burb bas fur6tbare @ei6rei bon
Seuer! uns Dem Sblaf fe auf9etpedt.
Sc 5eiste fi9, oab oas bolserne Sinterses
bdube an einem 8obnbaufe in Der Dufes
itrabe, nabe bel ber en9lil6en bii9oais
1en &ir1e, in 8rano seratben tpar, uno
oa bic Slammen fbon tpeit um fi6 se'
9riffen batten ebe bic Seuerleute ibre
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i6 babe fsinem 4nltano sn slauben oab fels
bi9es fas 6eilunssmittsl res Sinoes mar.
Jobn p. Sieiter, NJ. ..
feaoin9, ben 12ten September. 1887.

Gcabins, ben 2sfsn Ipril, 1888.
OieIes be3cust pab msin 9obn felt lauser
osnn einem Sabre init ausbre6enpen Se:
itpiren al untsrIbieblieten 2bsilsn fsines
S5rpers bsbaftet mar, ,wcsescn itb untcriebiep
lidbe W1ittsl sebrautbts, welbe sslebifte
Ierste anempfoblsn, absr obne Sc1sruns fit
oas Sino Gin ArSt empfabl baum 5rn.
Oafeler's @prup, bon peltbem s,pei Sottelm
cine ucQfomene 6eiluua bepirfteiL 70 rab eas
Sino nun SeIuno unp itarf 1T.
. <. Soas.
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In Stobrbaltre, Grdmer uno 2(noere.
Z. .. gambert BAT 70 etsn srbalteu BON
Satman unb Sriioer, oeneu 4sent CT 1T, ei,
nen sro6en 8orratb bon itrer Dortrefliebsn
6(isten g cbu 10 i eb &C unb STE b,s
3inob 6sben, tpelcbe Ct 5u Satrifprsis
fen perfanft, naebite Sblr 3ur soloenen Sn'
gel.
0eapins, Oldrs IA. sm
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Der peltuntersan9.-Msbrsre 2Ssds
ielbIdttsr mslosn, oa6 iib MallsrS Shnssr in
ibren 0,ersidbsn blifsn lafIsn uno pom llnters
aanas Der 0BsIt ibpatSsn. 2Slr ,lno e's jsst
ron foldsn Narrbsltsn psribpnt 9spl'sesn'
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Seacbricbt.
e. g. Dunn. Hethtsanipalt.

1T nab &sabins suritdssfsbrt uno bat ,pisSers
urn anssfanssn bic @eisss su praftSirsn.--er
1T fcrtwabrsno anSutrsiTen in Der 2(mtsifubs
Don Beo. o. Barclay, Csc, in Der ncrb
5ten Strase, Den 6fentntlib @sbdubsn ssSens
itbsr.
Nsaoin9, Sanuar 3, lS43. 3W.
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solbsa sapparate berbei brin9en foanten, 70
wuroe oafelbe 9dn5li6 in 2(ftbe eele9t.
Die Slamnen tbeilten iib Dem oaranftos
benben 5tpelff0disen Srdm Sonnta9ss
S6ulbaule oer biiboflicben &irbe NIT,
wel6es ebenfalls er6Btentbeils aerffort
wuroe. Gin slidliber ltmitano por es,
oaB 5u Der 3eit cine poufommene Binoz
ftille berri6te uno bic Od6er nit S6nee
bebedt lparen, ionffwiiroe oer Srono feline
Serbeerun9en nod ,peiter aus9ecebnt baz
ben Oos Seuer foll burb bas no6ldfi9e
Nufbespobren BON 9labenoer 2(i6e entz
ftanben iein. (Solfsfreo.
Sci pn f t. Sor eiuisen Sa9en, bes
rihtrt pas $cuispiae Sournal, rpnrpe ell Or.
IBeas in WaoiIcn 60, Sp, rpcbnsno unp
pcleber teCbulbi9t ttanp, Ieine Srau ec,pebns
lid au pritseln bes Slabte aus ieinril 6aus
e aetcIt unb bon mebrsn suten Silrsern Der
Statbbar1ebaft 70 reebt bcm6cpatitb auf bas
cerbte purhsemalft.
Sur5 nab cer cmpfan9enen 3hbtl9nn9
iberrebete ber lInmenIb Ieine Srau init ibm
in ein nabes Sebbl5 5u 9sben; bier anselanSt
Seriubte er oidclbe 3u mcrpen. Sie 8rall
rntriB iitb jepptb Der Senalt ibres Maunee
unb bas einsstretene 9unfel BET Sla6t bes
sInttiete ibre Slucbt uno Nettnn9.
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Sifel turirt obns t1IsTer !

Neabin9, ben 7ten Wopemter 1889.
3um beten oer {eioeneen beCtbeiniae ieb
biermit, pas ieb felt ben spei leBten Sabren
init oct abIebenlieben Rranfbeit 8iltula tes
baftst mar, Die bou piles entltanben mar,
lno einsn beinabe beitdnoisen febr Iebmerss
baften NusfuB Oeruriaebte, poseaen iob uns
terfcbeplibe Olittel obne mobltbatise s(bs
balfe brancbte. Seb perluebte oann Oafelep's
Geinisunas Sprnp, uno naeb oem Sebraueb
bon orei Sottelu bin idb gang frei bon ben
@hmer3em Der Ausfus bat aufssbtrt, bic
Siitel 1T aebeiit nnp oenfe oa6 ib bollfcms
men cisrirt bin -cbne bic fGreflidbe 3ufubt
elmer Operation.
Senry witman, Sab Ibts Stra6e,
Neabina.
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Weaeina, ben lsten December, 1888.

Nearins, Den 1sten December, 1888.
SD beIbtinise biermit baB ieb fsit brei
Sabrsn NIT Setter eoer Nins,purm btbaftst
mar, ,pelebes inein SeItett entfteate nno oft
mid pas 6aus bIten maebte 70 ba6 ieb mei'
nen SeI6dftsn Hidt Dorteben fonnte; ih
bate aIs bic ssptbnlieben Waittsl sebrautbt,
UeItbe Ierste mir porfhrieben, rpelebes nur
boribersebsnbe Seberuns SAB. Ills cine
lsste 3ufuebt perlubte i6 Oaeelep's @ar1a.
parilla, uno mie Sersniisen Fam itb anger
gen, bae ih sdnslib Dobl Bin, uno meine
6sritsauns CUR 8eiunobeit leinem Neinisuns
9prup su banfen babe.
Jobn ). Danfelo.
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llnicnbiIe, @e6uplfiG gauntr, ben 26ttcr

Oasin 5err-Dor einiaer 3eit purpe ib
bon sinem 5errsn uln Natb bsfraat Der sin
ssIhwilrises 8ein bate, bon welebem CT
mir iaate ra6 es ihcn isit swansis Sabrsn
ibacbaft pdre, unO oab Ner3te in gnrcpa
uno Nmsrifa ieton baran citrirt battcn, obne
eaB IS ibm pel sebclfen babe Oa ieb feiue
Stcisuns bate mid camt Su befalie,L inpsm
i6 es fit einen S'pcifelbaften Sail hclt, emp.
fabl ib ibm bon Sbrrm 0einlsunss 5prup
bon SariaparilIa Setraut ;u mahen; natbs
Dem CT einise .Sctteln perbraucbt bate, faste
er mir baB icin 8ein sebsIt tpare, ,pelebes
ib nab llnterlnbuns ,pirflitb 70 fanb.
g. q. Sorber, W1. 9.
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Gr9o sbsn srbaltsn, sinsn 8orratb BON
Or. qsib'S ,potlsrfabrenen
pferDe Nrjt,

Gin fsbr naslibss 6ulfsbub fir jeben aanSs
mann, sur Ssbanblun9 uno Sesilun9 allsr psrs
fbieosnsn Sranfbsiten an pferosn.
Gum 8erfauf in oisfsr 9rufsrsi.
Neabina, ben %. Wdrs.
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grtranenoe Hur BON Scrofula ooer
Sings uebel, betpirft our6 Safelep's
Teini9un9s Sprup.
Dies oient su tssensen pab mene Srau
glifabetb 6dfer, felt ben lcsten feebs Sabs
ren az Den abiebeulihsn Der,phituuaen BON
@crcfula, ooer 85nissibeI scIitten ppoureb,
cas Seltc6t 70 ansesritfeu mar oa6 Sbeile
Der STATE Stirn uno oct cine Sateu sert6rt
wurpelt llno sroBe &6eber i'll Den Oluno eius
sefreden ,paren. Ser leBte drjtltbe 8sitano
wurpe DerIcbaft tnb allie betannte Olittel
perfnett aber Die Sranfbeit iebritt immsr
pcrwarts il.lpar IetnsI amlteberb rbanbnebmsn.
Nlle 5cfnuna bate TINS DerlaIlen, ais uns
Oafelep's Nenisunss Sprup anscratbem
wurpe. SD taufte bier ooer fiuf Scttelu,
,Delobs Die Sranfbeit sdn5li6 aus Dem Sptem
Dertrieben, 70 pas meme Srau pcafommene
Se1unobeit 9enie6t ; bod bleibt bas Seftbt
burb bic Ser,pi itunsen Der Srantbeit ents
ttellt. gs 1T nun Gsbsn Wcnat Isit oem biss
Ie 6eilun9 be,pirtt iporbem, unb itb ,partete
bis oaber, oalnt mir lteber leln m6cbten bic
Sur isi pollfomen, unp maebe es nm tetannt
oamit anpsre seiosnre ebenfalls Der wobltbat
pieIes umIebaetarsn 9prups senebsn m6sen.
Ss3eusts meine ltnterI6rift ren 1Sten Sebr.
Il. .. 1910. Jfaaf safer @Ifas sfbp.
bs Srtesnsbur9, Serfs @auntD.
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Don Sattap1tIlia SetraufD 5ll nl0Cben il0tb>
Dem Ct eln9e Sctteln perbraudbt bate, ia9te
er mir oaB fcin 8ein sebeit ipare, nelebes
ieb natb ilnterinbnns tpirflieh 70 fanb.
q. q. Sorber, Dl. 9.
Neahns, ben 22fen Sebruar 1889.
OieIes bient su beI6einisen ba6 meine tleine
Sotbtsr, bic feit LANCER 3et NIT Dem Nusbre>
ben Hon t6Ien 8elbwiren am &opfe uno
@eltbt bebaftet mar, burcb ben 0erbrautb
BON 3pei Sottsln bon Oafslep's Heiniauns
Sprup bon Sariapariaa poafommen sebeilt
1T. G. q. 3euns.
Sd 6sIbeinias bierour6 oaB itb felt IAN.
ger 3eit init Nbenmatftben Sd6mersen oper
0beumatismus bebaftet mar, 70 ba6 ieb pen
Sebraub melnrr Irmc gang eerlor, uno unr
init arober Seiblperpe aeben founte, pa6 itb
oft oas Sett bilten inubte, no itb nur auf
oem ghfen llesen fcnntc. 9as SleiItb bat>
tr mrine Nrme unp Sbultern perlalItn, 70
bab ielbe ncnia mcbr als .6aat unb Snceben
,paren unb meme seieen ,purpen wirf(icb Iebr
aro6. Gin Slatbbar bate ptel Wcbltbat
burcb Oafeleps Sprup erbalten, iino empfabl
mir osnIelbsm. SD Derbrauttte Itetcn Sots
teln oapcn, unb pas SleiIh febrte auf mel.
y
ben @ebraucb meiner Glifber lpieoer rrbalten
uno bin meiue weperberitelluns CUR geiunbs
belt Bios Rem Sebraueb bon Oatslsy's Siei.
nisnnss Sprup itbnlois.
t7atban Gabi.
lSir, Die ltnter5ei6netelt, baben i'm $aufe
unierer Draftif, nit entfhiepen pobltbdti>
ger wirfuns in bielen Sdacn, ren @ebraueb
BON Oafelep's Neini9unas Gprup bon Gar.
iaparilla an9erpencct, uno empfeblen oenIeis
BEN NIT Scrauiseu Der Sacultdt ais cine
pcr5asllebe Sntereitun9.
4, : t1IublenberA W.9
&eaon9, Salm. g. Sireb, M. 9.
SUM- 1889. Jebn y. Otto, 81. 8
Stealing, een 2Oten October 1889.
sd beseuae biermit eaB rureb Den unpers
ttanclaen Setraucb bon mereurp ic6 beinab
melnc e1lleoer nidt mebr 6rarthen tcunte.
Sd fcnnte niebt obne src6e 9bmcraen seben
nno melne Sdnbe niebt ait ben &cpf brinaen
itb mubte I'M 6auIe blelben, unb bielt mid
su bet 3cit tei 5rn. s. Sbneiper auf 100
itb 9nte Sebienun9 bate. ga ieb bic pie(eu
Snren las, tpeltbe ourtb 5rn. Oafeleps 0ei:
nlsun9s 9prup bon Sariapariaa benirft
,pprben ,parem, rpurce itb beranlast renIe(bcn
au beriu6en, itr, 70 mebr ba Gin erfabrener
Ir5t mir iaats, es pdre bas ginsae tpcrourdb
mir 9ebclfen ,perben fonnte. SD Der6raueb.
te flint Sotteln rnb Gin nun aana scIuno,
unb babe bic Sreuoe pa6 ib nun pieoer mel.
ne SeI6aftisunsen abwarten fam.
Ibomas t11oraan.
Scr cbensenannte 8. O1orsan belt (ltb
mdbreno Ieiner Sranfbeit in meincm 6anIe
auf, nno nit Seraniseu beitatise ib bic aufs
fallenbe Rur pelGe burt6 5rn. Oafelep's
@prup be,pirft ,puroe.
5. Sbneioer, @aftwirtb.
.Siffef elIrirt cbne nIeTerI
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8erf5 Gauntp, f.
C~>1 sd, Benjamin spicn, protbos
( l.. S. Inotar cer Court bon Common
w. plsas iii unp fit 8srfs @aunty
be5ense tiermt, baB iet nit oen natbbenanns
ten Derlonen pobl befannt bin, ais Scbn
81. eoller, Or. Spbm 81. 5ielter, Oaatbias
9. @i6aroe, eIq. will,am Nbcabs, 2tett.
Scbn miller, eIq. 9anisI s. Soas, 91il>
liam 8. Wliasr, Scbn s. 9anfelo, 5enrp
@boaos eiq. SeIir Seilcl, Or. 5ieltsr s.
Wiblen6er9, Dr Salcmpu @. Sireb, Or.
Sobn 3. Otto.
NQe Shrser Ocu 8eaons, 8erfs eauntp,
pa. berenSfameu pen Dorltcbenben SeuanifIen
beiaefitst ftuo, uno oab bcQer 8lauten Der
oarin entbalteren ansmpfelunssn sssebsn
,perben mag.
Gum 3euani6 osi1snL BABE ib tisrunter
mrine itnteri6rift unb tas Sie9sl ber tclass
ten Court bin,usefitat
Neapin9 Den 1tten 4usuit, 1899.
Senjamin Tyfon, Yrctbcnctar.
&eeaoin9, Mdrs 81.
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81 e y t 8 G 10 els.

grtronenoe Sur Don Scrofula ooer
Sinos.uebsl. berpirft eurd Sofelep's
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

TUCKER & SON, Merchant Tailoys, having Just
i received their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods,
respectfully the fact to their foreign and
city customers and also extend an invitation to the
public generally to examine their assortment of
French and English Cloths Cassimercs, Vestngs, and
Fancy Articles for Gentlemen, all of the very latest
Styles and SO varied in prices that every may be
suited st.
1t has been their object, in the selection Of goods
the present season, not only to please all tastes by
presenting splendid variety, but also to convince
be furnished with clothing at regular establishment
in Washington as cheapy as at store or by going
abroad it will therefore afford pleasure to illus
trate these facts either by direct indirect compare
son. nov 27-d2wif
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

Destructive Fre.-The alarm of fire last night
about o'clock was caused by the burning of the
extensive biscuit and cracker bakery of Mr.. Henry
Henderson, situate on the west side of Patterson
street, between Pratt street and the wharf
About two hundred and fifty barrels Of -four, and
probably the same amount of bread stutfs, were
in the upper story. A costly and complete en-
gine, with the other apparatus for carrying on
the establishment, were in the building, though
the engine is said not to have sustained much
injury. An insurance TO the amount of about
$4,000 on the building, machinery, stock, &c.,
exists, in the Merchants Insurance Company.
The entire loss, however, we understand, will
be covered by between three and four thousand
dollars.-Balt Pat.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04
THE WIDOW.

IL there Is any one person more lonely than
another and one who shoald be more entitled
to our sympathies, it is she who has been de-
prived Of the companion of her youth. Perhaps
her children have all been called away by the
voice Of Death, and one by one, she has watched
over them, until they breathed their last, and
then deposited them in the house appointed for
all the living Poor woman, she is widow in
deed As she muses. on the past. when she was
ceptented and happy in the society Of her hus-
band, surrounded by group Of smiling children,
an involuntary sigh escapes her and tear is
seen to trickle down her cheek. Now, the path
OF life 10 dark and drear the sunshine that
blessed her cottage and home, has departed, and
night, dark and cheerless, broods over her head.
Poor woman, we repeat There is nothing on
earth to cheer again her spirits, raise her heart
and thrill her bosom with Joy. When her Father
in heaven, whose kind hand has wonderfully sus-
tanned her, shall call her hence, she will depart
with q willing spirit. She feels that earth is
but vale OF tears, and she has long looked above
for consoation and peace A few more suns,
and she will be at rest, and the cold grave will
receive the lifeless clod-and then who will re.
member the widow and childless? Who will
Wis, her grave and plant flowers beside il
None for her relations and her offspring are dead
Peor widow we say again. May she find kind
frisnds while she lives, that all her wants be
snpplied, and when she dies, we are confiden,
she will 6nd rest in heaven, where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are at rest
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most worthy and esteemed fellow citizen, Gen.
Ohio II. ". Stull from the Office Of Secretary
Of this Territory, and fearing that, in so doing,
your excellency has been imposed upon las the
Executive is liable to be relative to distant ap-
pointments) BY the misrepresentation of selfish
and designing men and believing that your ex-
cellency is ever more ready 'to repair an injury
than to persevere in course Of injustice" we,
the undersigned, without regard to party, as
citizens of Burlington, take pleasure in repre-
senting, that we are acquainted, and in habits OF
daily intercourse with Gen. Stull as man and
an officer, and know him to be honest, faithful,
and competent; prompt, gentlelnanly, and ac-
commodating In the discharge OF his duties |;
careful ofthe trust confided to him, and in every
,cay worthy of it. In consideration Of these
facts, and not knowing any good cause Tor his
removal, we would respectfully but earnestly
ask his restoration to the Office from which he
has been removed, and which he has filled with
so much satisfaction to the citizens Of this Ter
rtory, credit TO himself, and benefit TO the Gov
eminent; and can assure your excellency, that
In so doing, you will not only lay your petition
ers and large circle Of friends elsewhere under
heavy obligations, but will conform to the wishes
of large majority Of the citizens Of the Ter
rtory.
The undersigned would further represent to
your excellency, that by the removal OF General
Stull he has been suddenly and unexpectedly
left with large and interesting family depend
ant upon his exertions for their support ; sup
port which Gen. Stull, by reason OF his age and
pecuniary misfortunes, is unable TO render, and
is therefore in situation which cannot fail in
the opinion of your petitioners, to arrest the
sympathies Of your excelency, and secure for us
the action so earnestly desired.
Believing that your excellency will not disre-
gard the voice Of your petitioners, and infict SO
serious an injury ON Gen. Stull, and deprive us
Of tried and faithful officer and the Government
of an able and devoted servant, we remain, yours,
respectfully.
LSigned by L. w. Hickock, M. D., and ll3
other citizens Of Iowa Territory
TO His Excellency JOHN TYLER,
President Of the United States.
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vKEAT ARRlVAL.-The schooners Mary and
~ John Bell, from New York, with choice assort-
ment OF fresh family Groceries for the undersigned,
which he will sell low for cash or to punctua Gus
TONER'S consisting in part the following articles to his
former stock:
lOO whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch rasins
5O whole half, quar-. and eighth barrels buckwhent
5O whole and half barrels mackerel
10 bags Java, Laguyra, and Rio coffee
Is casks cheese, part English
20 barrels New York -four
Lot prime sugar
Fresh teas latest importation ~ aE
10 basket best Olive oil, for table use
Sperm and mould candles
barrels cranbcrries, in fine order
l5 dozen brooms and 10 dozen whsps
Market baskets, mats, buckets, and keelers
trails soft sheed almouds
81 boxes prunes, in fancy and wood boxes
boxes fresh citron and 3 barrels Pecan nuts, &c.
10 baskets champagne
Half pipe superior French brandy
2,OOO pounds Goshen butter.
With all other articles usually kept by the trade
and respectfully solicit share of the public favor
as am determined to sell cheap for cash.
GEO. LAMBRIGHT,
doors west of Railroad depot
nov 25-3taw2wif
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q PARKER'S FANCY STORE, Pennsylvania
~. srenue, beceen 9th and 10th streets Washington.
GLOVES, COMES, BRUSHES, PERFUJMERY Sc.
S. PARKER having just returned from the North
with complete and full tment of goods in his
line, consisting in part, as follows:
II GLOVES-Best Paris Kid Gloves, (sizes num-
bered,) for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear
COMBS.-Shell, Buffalo, and English horn Dress
ing, Tuck, Twist, and Side Combs.
Ivory and Buffalo Fine-tooth Combs
HAIR BRUSHES.-Englsh, French and Ameri-
can Hair Brushes, containing 500 different patterns
A large assortment of Tooth and Nail Brushes
Badger hair Shaving Brushes
PERU UMERY.-One case of LUBIN'S fine ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief containing the extract
Of almost every fragrant flower
One case OF genuine German Cologne, (Farina, no
mistake)
One case Of Hair Oil, Melle de Beuf, and Poma-
tum, for the gro,oh, sotening and identifying the
HUMAN HAIR
One case of Fancy Soaps, an excellent article for
the toilet
90 dozen large and small Jars of genuine Gueylains
Shaving Cream, TO which would particularly call
the attention Of those Gentlemen who shave them
selves, as assure those who do not it that they
are behind the times
The above list comprises but very small portion
of the Articles we have on hand, and shall continue
to receive morihly, all of which we determined to
sell cheaper than the cheapest; and the Public may
rest assured that we shall endeayor 10 maintain the
reputation we have earned for keeping the VERY
BEST GOODS" nov 28-Gtif
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