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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
Your friend,
DRY GOODS.
MIR. llEpNER'S REPORT,
On tie subject IF tie rcpcul u Me Char
ter Of ne Miners Bunk Of Dn Buq1e,
maae to the Huse u Representa-
tlres, Monday, January %, l843.


a s.b.l to repeal the Charter OF the MI
ner's Bank Oh Du Buque and 10 provide
for the winding up VI the affairs .! the
sa,ne,'' report the same back 10 tie
House wllhou, amendment and recon
lnended lis passage. The committee also
rcpor. the lol owing testimony as del!y-
erred before said committee by Messrs
Joseph L. Fa!es, Timothy Davis, and
- Mob ey:
MIR. ). r. tales says that he believes the stock
OF tue Bank was never pad IN any other way than
q, the Stockholders giving th.it notes to lls 'n-
summon i'nat the Bank sn.p ned s.'.ce pay.
ment the last u March, lall, and resumed tue
lst vi july, i34s. .nl pau spetle 'o' hei moss
about one week, mAen she as,in sh'Pr' 'su' ana
has not redeemed an, u ner paper ~ specie s'"'e'
inat lad i,iesentt ut The couhttr oi the bank
her notes for reae.ui1,Ion and sine had refused
Va, menl. lhat lie oiicers OF the bank threaten
ca 10 shoot the Constable vi Gu Bnlne II lac per-
sisted III attempting ~ serve "I't VI altae
on the .. operi INC Bank, or II ne attempted !,
ot,cu Inc doors ol the Institution \ LAT nr
u .ley, al the .iliecto.s. mas notice III .:is
s.ors. Notes IT tae .u4mefs Eant V Dubuque
ta6en here lie pad ts'"' 'orty csiis on the Dol
lar. i4al The ioies msrc Wofth from thii y seven
10 tofty Goats "a ,soilar Wicn no lait home,
and iiat ~ believed eaiis every person wanted
the Institution mouns up. excepting inose i"ter-
~. I,,,,,,t,y paxis o,,.. o. the Bank Directors.
ttstnes, ,lusouse q,siii lag ann ~
;,Gl 1,i,~ta Ia " .dn,i.a titiaNat> o. may
,,,s ~, .l,,,h ,,.,t#,.,. Tue ,Aih Amen IN rack
~, ,,.....t.., "a ne ,t.,.,,.ou one c.n.,
:.a ,n;.n5.a 10 #,.it..n tie c.,tl!l,.e when lie
e.~s' , "'s." go, - 49, y, :. .,,.. ,
p.c.,,,. d,.,..,.s Il, O.. s... tns .n i. ne same
...anaer tuat az Nl,. hat 10 Juiy Lass. lii. 81.
i.ou, Gas i..snt Company deposited ~ .,a'.n.
wv , pn ,,',,', a Ma. Nc Bank d.,
r,aee.n lor ap.a. on. VS.. ~ Jui, la>. Ina.
tie.s are outstanding iotss u 'ns Bank, bas'a's
"1"' are y 1.s h4", y u.s. ~, l' p',,. !
a. 49, aa,,, a,,,. Il, ,,,,,,I dollar. i. s,,s
c,o ,u,, is the interest 81 ,i.. tia. I,g., Gompa-
NJ in sata Dana mas nssn transformed - lho"'as
nla'l.f. 81 spt'"sas'u' l1es'os" = '"s
M,r. n,aDi.y, Of Springfield. ,es,ities that Lr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

STEVENS. r. Mason, formerly Governor
ofMichigan. died in New York city, on
the 4.h inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

CAUSE OF THE NON PosTpoNEstENT or
THE LAND Sales IN THIS TERRIToHY-
LETTERS FROM GEsL nopGF ASp THE Cow
MISSIONER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
IMPORTANT PROM Mex1co.-Aroiher rev.

IMPORTANT PROM Exlco.-Aro,her rev.
olu,ion has broke out in Mexico. The
Federal party in Congress being too
strong for Santa Anna, he sent orders to
break them mp, but they resisted his
threats with much firmness. There is
great excitement ,hfoughou. the coun-
try.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER

MORGAN & HEM, EUiToHs.
isURLlSEIOs J.A.. 30, is;s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

Notwithstanding The imperious de
mands upon the patriotism o: the Wing
party, there We're none IN attendance at
the time and place appointed, whercupon
some whippcrIn posted UP the following
In consequence OF the facts that the supreme
court is 10 s.on this time, and that mber.
Of the egisIatnrc are engaged npon committees.
the meeting appointed To nc h. Ia here 70 day is
postponed until this evening at carly candle light
ing
..Early candle.lightins' came and
twelve fearless, unbought, uawaycring
Wings appeared determined 10 island UP
10 the rack fodder or no tod,Ier;' but
alas and alackaday! after various and IN
eileciual attempts 10 organize, the lmnor-
saI dozen quietly sneakcd off without u
why or wierclore'' The retreat was
conducted in the most orderly manner.
and all slipped stealtnily home excep,
The batter laced nominal oil the ..Slan.
dard," who, laboring under tremendous
abdominal excitement, icli, as Mrs. Mala-
prop would say, into a fit Of .hydros-
latics.'' The last thing seen departing
from this meeting was the tail Of a coat
supposed to belong to DE-. Ebert, which,
as it vanished through the door Of the
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

Hon. A. c. DoDGE,
House Of Representatives.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
January u.
1.-THE Wn,G MEETING

Our friends IN tcwn must not neglect to give
the III ait. ntance at the Cuuncl chamber Sat
urday. Let US have rouser."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

PRISONER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

DR.. A; a.; CAsTLE. ssi BKOAHWAY, corner
decayed hollow teeth 1t be put into tho
teeth without any pain inconvenience with which be
mpacted into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
preserving htherto painful and useless artciay sound
perfect in all respective for lifprevenng IN
ALL CASES the cessity of extraction. Ladies the most
distinguished in society offer their testimonials the mos,
vivid terms efficacy. The Editor of the Evening Posi-
" admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervous,
and DR. Castle the teeth with great care and
ability The New York Aurora says - 1t makes the teeth
all respects perfect for lf The Sun DR. Castle a,
obtained muck celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
teeth" eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste o
filling the teeth Tooth-ache pills. Of which put In h'
aching tooth will effect permanent cure.
From the Journal of Commercial
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION:-Dr.
Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece OF dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the and lower bones
shot away the Of Lieut.. s., Of the u. s. NJ who
met with this terrible and casualty while pursuit Of
the Indians Florida We have letters from Lieut. s.
conruatory of this extraordinary and entire
that the loss of these important skuy replaced by
DR. Castle is OF regret to the Lieutenant
DR. c. artificial teeth the principle of adhesion by at
Dr.. A. &. Castle refers, to the Spanish, French and
Rear s" Admiral WALTON Lord MorTeth, Gen; McCs1y,
Gov Mason Dr. f. u Johnson President of the MEDICAL SO
sey s. n Y: Mrs General SaiDes, 3 Beck NJ p Dr..
ger Dr. j. c. Cheesman DR.. A. Il STEPHENS, Or. J. Tory.
Bsyiies DR.. WI Gray,on Derring. &s TIC. Office 90
Broadway. nT2 lm'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25
CITY Intelligence.

PoIice.-Frday, November 24--ARREsT OF BuRoLARs
NY Tur PATROL PoIrcE-Yesterday morning Patrol No
l. under command of Captain OKef, on duty, arm
ed with implements OF police warfare and clothed in gum
elastic over shoes they observed two men of suspicious
appearance and arrested them forthwith. One OF tho
rogues made fight when officer James L. Smith pumped
him with one his rates and down he went and ON.
GERS Cockefar Brown and Ruckles to the rescue,
and the arks secured and safely lodged IN the
watch house searching their persons four linen pocket
handxe hiefs were found marked &c. H. POST M NJ.
Post "Sarah A. Post" and "B. Finley" Also SiOS3 in
bills of the Franklin Bank, Jersey City and three muslin
shirts and pair of boots with the name or number
scratched oft The goods can be at the police ohce
Centre street.
WHOLESALE PLuNpER.--A fellow, named Carpas Brush,
was arrested Yesterday by officer Prince John Davis
charged with carrying system of wholesale plumber
from the factory Of Chas. Stockman at Newark ~ j. II
appears that within the last six weeks the stock OF Mr.
Sockman which consists of light shoes and slippers,
has been deficient some 200 pair OF worsed slippers,
which Brush has carried off and disposed OF at various
stores in this city He stands fully committed Tor grand
larceny but il is doubtful whether conviction for that
crime be obtained owing to the dihculty oil proving
that he took more than one pair at one time
CorOners Ohice.-triday, November 2l-fouNp
DgownEp.-The body of man was found ut the 1901 oi
Odd street Yesterday. 1t dressed in mole SKIN pants
and dark flannel shirt, and belt buckled round the
body. Name unknown.
DEATH BY 4 rAIL.--A sailor named George Hunt, be-
longing the schooner Perseverance, from Newbern N
c. accidentally fell through the hatchway OF the vessel on
Sunday last severely injured that he died yester-
Iay nj he Nv
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WONDERFUL REMEDY.
VIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF lNVlGo-

SUPPLY Of these invaluable aud extraordinary remedies
has been received direct from Doctor Adrian rrey OF
Lyons BY his exclusive American agents De launey Gey
New FORK Nothing equal them has yet been u!sco'd
TOR removing impotency uor abus, ahectons
uvgoratng the and revvng the decayed energies oil
certain fact that be proved by any IN ten
mnuts Tor while all other medicines recommended Tor the
same diseases are admitted by their inventors to be slow
Fipcture and Lotion Of and
make their effect felt IN few after they made
of Indeed their quick and wonderful action SUCH that cold
ness imbscitv cannot remain in The constitution that
der their dominion for half hours is possible
they Immediately the inactivity whic
of hundred eau of uniutui-
They also unrvaed remedies in incpient
on dyspepsia, papitaton OF the giles
and affections Of the kidneys and ali diseases produced by
nameless solitary habit for which they sspedy and posi-.
The Tncure taken internally aud is pleasant 10
the the Lotion used externally They may us
with benefit but effective
together Price 50 BOTTLE OF both bottles for 50.
~ Bpersons living distance have tese medcinss
sent in the Of powders only double the postage
with full printed directions for converting them into the Tine
and Lotion Price So for powds or 81 for bo b.
when both used their effect is wonderful in removing in
po'eace, a.. a.. 90
Grey, New York . -,
be public sdve tisement accom- anies each DO
lie powder These medicines should never be used by
nsnt women for their exciting nature would be liable TO pro
duce abortion.
Sold by special appointment Of ,rv ,n,,,
pl1 imsJ At II Duane st, New York,
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for the United States at sydney Nova Scotia:--
Consulate U. 5. OF AMERICA SYDNEY,
Nova SCOTIA, Nov. 8, ls13.
SIR
You will please take charge OF Charles johnson and
James Evans that arrested at this port on
the It'll inst charge omutmy which they committed
board ofthe American harque Ovanda Amos Nichols,
master have taken the dispositions of the captain two
mates and the cook, and transmitted the copes OF the
to the Hon. A. p Upshur, Secretary OF State
am Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES H. DELAVAN, U. :. Consul.
To the Marshal of the Southern District OF the
State of New York.
Mr.. Rapelye Immediately ordered officer Smith to pro
coed the place where the Ovanda lying and take the
prisoners into custody and bring them up for examination
The charge against them, learn is, that on the night
of the 18th Nov, while the schooner was lying at the
wharf Sydney preparatory taking in cargo OF coal
about O'Clock at night the prisoners broke open the
door leading the captains cabin where he was sleeping
with his wife As he heard the noise he jumped
of his berth and out to what was the cause OF
the alarm, when he seized and dragged on deck,
where he was violently beaten and severely injured AT
time his mates to his rescue and secured
the mutneers whose intention doubtless to plumber
the vessel the captain had on board about slOC in
specie pay for his cargo The Consul at once proceeded
to take the necessary depostons which he forwarded to
the Secretary of State The prisoners will undergo exa
mination today.
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PARIS PILLS.
ITO THOSE WHO SUFFER- from complaints peculiar to
i the First COMMENCEMENT OF WINTER.


L the FIRST COMMENCEMENT OF WINTER.
undergo striking changes than in the fill of the year
and epeciallv the commencement OF winter IL we turn TO
ture the changes eyeab world found be
ly strk CIV analogous but 10 have strong Influence the
healthy diseased condition of the body From the decay Of
and the morbid and death ike safe of winter the hu
arising from the temporary decay adapting Itself to
the same laws that nanmate nature his render the
o. simple medicine ESPECIALLY those OF slender
constuon) Of absolute import nceor this the time to
with medice to celnse aud at the same time
strengthen the powers Of the vital organs.
have innate c"nneYou than the stomach aud
liver The presence OF food ia the stomach aud the healthy
operation Of the Jigesve furnish the only natural
smuan ve but whenever the coaings OF the former
become * and morbid the bile improperly secreted and
disease the liver and generally unhealthy state of the dees
for relief Such especially s season OF the
is IMBIBlNG FATAL CONSEQUENCES, as invariably
cold olo wed by rheumatism Of the worst Sort
GIVE HEALTHY TONE TO THE STOMACH, TO
FREE THE BLOOD OF IT'S IMPURITIES and
strengthen airesdy by the change OF the in
pounds, leterous but strengthening Such PARR
LIFE PILLS b. perfectly gentle their operations and
compounded purely of vegetables Its celebrated author
(whose life proong beyond that of other
the PatIiarchs) and who for Than century
student Of the medicinal properties OF plants
attained his extraordinary by the jude use OF this con-
pound To their superiority, sale and and certain rene
both children aud adults all other vegetable medcines
in use, THOUSANDS OF PERSONS ARE CONSTANT
LY TESrIFYING
Sold by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York
and wholesale by Thomas Roberts Co. 3Ot Broadway first
and in every part Of the United States and Canada
n
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DART TWO

l.
FS HoS, RTf saa BY Fcl bsssmss end %
List I E%bs li.h%sqP's q the present numO'ri-
TMr sr,nlI or THE FAST IA T;,s M.xE,ox
WAY Dos'r HE CoME =
-, LITERARY CONTENTS OF THE PRESENT NUMBER.
The Suitors, IA song-G. P.M.)
Two Mariners India, from the French of Lisnierss)
She ooG u in he Ssi q heT heart
Man Mae q, ne l6y a Cynic.)
The Auta"n Leaf. -
A1e ss%i
%ERs XII % ria Of sy s Ss;ass
The Foi Of acaSas iaiea al an Early Age g. rw
cSaesr Of a"Ess.'s w9
B. 's 9se sst Go, ii fs cali iIy my Mo, Nj
8 piiieter &C o. Opinion Ia letter to NP,w)
Women so%s%ss lie sS% sneA of De Al4yaard
e SHa M1Ss5 Mstso wy
cfiSSs@1 b Efi' gaVSf from the opera of the Maid
a Thrilling Incident of the American Revolution
5S,'%s ' fstsss Of John Randolph.
An Outline Sketch of Eugene Sue the French novelist.
The Daughter Of Beauty
The Light Of Faith, Ian allegory.)
To a Lady met in an OMNIBUS
Yes Yes :d,i ' ihe same fond foolish thing.
Blanch Beaufn, Ga tae-N. P.w.)
Slip slopperes of Correspondence, (N.r.w.)
-and-,hsre-ities, (ednorial.)
The Man without Name, (ftom the French of Bertkaud)
The Man Of Straw, "a local Sketch)
Sketch Of Madame Georges Sand Ia ro uar French no
velit
The Scholar to his Mistress
1 Louisa on nm hearing her s complain of Deafness
The Last Hours Of John Randolph, (concludedl
Outline Sketch OF Rink the Composer (RIcH WLLIs.)
The Poet aud Mandarin, Ia chinese story-N. wy
SliP-slSGppeIiss Of Correspondence,
To Callow hcksters, of our Feather IN. p. wy
We tn dav the public the Second Monthly Part
Of the New Mirror 1t Fovr Beautiful Steel kngrav-
pressed ine white paper in The best of
pca art similar amber will he issued every four weeks
hree Dollars year, or Is cents per single copy
When the purchase taxes the quality and
of the Literary Contents the number beauty of
the Embellishments, and the superior which the
work produc d. he will perceive that the New Mir
the cheapest rerodca printed and that nothing but
immense sale could authorize the great say
inquired in its publication ~
Ann street. or OF the periodical agents throughout the United
States
nays SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs--23 Maiden
tached to India Rubber uppe so that it H impossible 70 Sc.
paae them the course Of wearing These Oyer Shoes which
have already into dsuse leather over shoes and mocas
furnished by the Roxbury India Rubber IS
Maiden Lane Of quality surprisingly perfect and altogether
trade The Quilted Slipper Over shoes sna Boots
furnished only s establishment Every article appertan-
ing to the rubber Tor HoRAGE
Successor to the RoxbuIy l. H. c.,
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Common Pleas.


Nov. 2i.--Anthoney Vdn Colt VS.. .9tme Sseour and
oth1s-This an action OF repevin brought by the
plaintiff who is brother Albert Van Cott of Grim con-
notoriety II appears that his brother becoming cmbar
rassed sold him his stock in trade the bill OF sale being
dated February On the 2st May the defendants
levied an execution out of the Marine Court certain
property consisting of two gold watches worth about
5000 which the plaintiff repevncd and brings the action
sustain his right. The defence set up Is fraud inc
case is adjourned to Monday.
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SINGULAR SERIES OF LARCENIEs BY A WOMAN
The Barre Mass Gazette relates the following
painful circumstances great degree of excitement has
prevailed in town for day or two past, IN conse
1uence of the discovery OF large quantity oil stolen goods
in quarter where they would have been last looked Tor
has been known for than year past that very
extensive game of perng from several dry goods shops
in this carried and suspicion has changed
into arous quarters without settling with certainty upon
any On Tuesday woman was seen in the store Oh
Woods Field & Co TO put an article slvlv IN her mum
To farther satisfied another suitable article was placed
the way and that disappeared into the same receptacle
On being charged she confessed the theft and returned
the articles specified IL subsequently appeared that mt the
time she took several other articles which she car
ried home The Harriet wife of Josiah Smith
Suspicion OF further thefts excited the family cal
led upon and the request Of Mr. who informed of
The detection, the house was searched large quantity
Of goods found which Mrs Smith confessed to DO
stolen from shops in the village chiefly from those OF
Woods Field & Co and Jenkins, Lee Co Upon being
farther pressed she owned the taking of many other
things which had been used which she had sold to
neghbors and relatives The list taken down comprises
silk dresses laces cacoes chuans de lanes and other
articles ladies' wooen ard cotton dress goods, cam
brics silks NUTS shocS--0weny pair)-hosery, cardi.
pals shaw and almost other conceivable article OF
ladies' wearing apparel The whole amounted 10 several
hundred dollars Traces of MANY other articles have been
discovered rnd taking 10 bring the whole to
light She only such as are pressngly charged al
hough she confesses 10 hnve carried regular bust
ness OF differing for three Mrs Smith is native
his town and Of most respectable family and they have
'wo children patterns Of propretv. Mrs is member
IT church and nv the whole community has heon con.
dered model 10 he held IN a wife mother Trend
md christian. There is not in the whole fowh
who would have longer escaped suspicion The develop
of such unnitigated and long continued dishoneV
has cast expression of gloom ard surprise over our
tie community,
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IMPORTANT To RI7sINEss MEN.

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN:
BUSINESS MEN who keep hank account have notes
ID collected through the Butchers and Drcves Bs, and
rrompt made in Blu chers and Doves money by their
leaving such with Mr. Robert Perrin at the Bank No.
l2t Bowsry cor Grand ST. Mr. rerrins references the
Cashier and Company { the Bank. MIC 1msec
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U. >. District Court-In Admiralty.


Nov. 24-O,,in Fordam The stoop Martha finn and
Allen Smit-In this case long litigation and which
already reported at length decision was given
without at all touching on the right OF the town oil
Oyster Bay, to make bylaw or regulation preventing
any but residents from taking oysters in their bay. But
nasmuch the of the bean and his vessel oc-
CURED in the Sound and not within the limits OF queens
county the Judge gave the libeant $50 damages
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DISSOLUTION TAs C9cartper,hsjRR IN IN civ
{ New York under the firm of Lyon Mig MS oeen oi'-
oyed this DIV by the nal consent OF ~ pasis t"a vi
eb due to The ae Of Lyon kg and TO use the ',Ts
,Ss q m !, iioridrng AID settling the business, aud NJ
von vii do business on his own account at the
lace. G. r. 49,. O. "a. $50,
p e'e"''' 'o' , JOSEPH LYON.
Nov. 18Th, 1913 Dig St.ec
N6ACRiNTOSH COATS Day, rs Maiden Lsne has row
vi hand ard IL making the latest sly " Nech
otosh Goats the peculiar preparation OF Rubber prscussd
" Msckutosh in England.
Qeptlemen rely upon having good arnc th'y ooenh
Wy W '''' ' ~ HbRACT r. DAY..
a, lmr rs Walden Lane.
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RUPTURE. WASH.

THE undersigned having been in Dr. Hus Office for the last
eleven years and having had the practical of that
Office places Wash before the public hos
may deem worthy their health and comfort TO call
him his residence No 8 Vesey where he be
suited from 10 O'CLOCK in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon, Also Trusses applied and repaired
Reference JAMES McIVEERS.
ND Inn
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TO MILLINERS.
r. WON ~ III NC

CARL KING, the celebrated Tuscan Hat Manufactue
~ biy i, KING Uterus anu ,s r
psris) and have established themselves No John street
splendid of Paris Mill nery Articles suitable for the
ensuing The above stock consists Of elegant
Of Tuscan and Straw Hats Silk Velyets rich Velvet
Ribbons Lutestnng and Satin Rbbonds, all fall eoors
French Flowers Feathers entire style Of Silks and
every other article in the Millinery line.
Messr K would also state that the above goods have
purchased for cash (dect from the and
will be sold small advance those who may be
OPS imsr LYON & KING. 81 John st., NY
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COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. "a Barclay street,
Near Greenwich, New York
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale Green Roasted
~ and Ground Coer Ground Pepper Cinnamon, Alspce
Ginger Cloves. Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs &c.
J. G. KlNNER.
U Goods any of the city free of expease.
NIL imsm
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II. =, Nlnrsh al's Office.

Before Commissioner Rapelye.
Nov. 24-To-day the following letter was received by
Mr. Rapelye from the distinguished Temperance Consul
for the United States at sydney Nova SCOTIA
Consulate U. 5. OF AMERICA SYDNEY,
Nova SCOTIA, Nov. 8, lSi3.