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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

Bear II an Mtf,d.-That the AigenM
Constitution Of Rhode Island, which NJ.
Clay SO much approves, permits Degrss
to vote whether they have properly orA
while the white naturalized citizen MM
allowed to vote unless he owns landst
property to the amount Of one Hundreds I'd
thirty-four dollars-thus placing thsn4
above the white man-while the peoples
Constitution, under which Thomas ".
Dorr was elected Governor, permits =
white male citizens to vote who have zee
in the state one year withouta any prpag
qualification OAio Ads1a1
n Short Story uih . .Mral-Ay ysus
Yankee had formed an attachmsne /.
daughter Of q rich old farmer, aad ~
agreeing with his ssbonnie lassie," ven Y
the old fellow to ask hisconsmt, sd duI,
ing the interview, which was an awkw.s
one for Jonathan, be whitfield Awg : :
stick. The old man watched W. nss~
ments Of the knife and at the Sene ~
continued 70 talk upon the pfospec!s 2 y =
future soarin- law, - he :suposseda uss
the stick was dwindled down 70 raa .
He then spoke - follows aYou- n, ~
fine property, you have steady habits, ssA
enough looking, but ypu can't haye 2
daughter! Had you made somelhhe, y
matter what, of the stick you've wlk1..s
away you eSdld have had hef--stn Y
you lcann6t. y Your property will .. !.
this stick did, little by little, untI y : !
gone, and your family reduced % swae.
have read your true characteri ypsh1
TO Polish Mahogany Fsv~;ArA- - n
il with cold drawn linseed pil, ID -
by rubbing with clean dry cloh, ~
wiping the oil from the furnitnres 80
once a week, and your mahogany
will be 50 finely polished tlI& ~ ~.
will not injure them. W The ressm \ MI
linseed oil hardens when exposed
air, and when il has fllsd N athe p1 ~
the wood, the surface becomes -
smooth like glass. ! 4 -issh'1a
| CLAIavorAsos.--Suns-sA 500
people hooking 1t mesmerie expe
Bald headsI GsatlMAn. Cone n{
viii you take,a walk win hMfAr 80,
The .Magneaizsd-(p prawingl h sss'
III take a walk with YOU. slssrl. ~
GeN<-W Well lek,s CO some pIoces ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

7aRe would direct the attention Of
courlsy dealesstoehe aaaestisementf Mr.
M'Intire. TO y 6undsh Sother coltnn
Of tesdays paper. An ePportunity lor
looking through MI. ms Establishment has
recently been afforded us, and we but echo
the sentiments Of all who-h have been simi~
1arly favored in saying that it exceeds
any thing Of the kind ever brought to Iowa.
Some ofhis queensware is indeed splendid,
and such as is only found in the large
and extensive wholesale houses N fhe
cities. Mr.. NJ. imports his own wares di-
rect from Europe, ana will consequently
be able to sell at the lowest prices. 's.'.''
It viii be seen from Mr.. Ms ADVERTISE
nent. that on Wednesday evening next,
his establishments is to be handsomely iilu-
minated, with the view Of exhibiting his
wares to such as may choose to give him
a call. The ladies', especially, are invited
to attend upon the occasion. 4 s8as,
eia5 ----- ----.---- low Il a
We find that the settlers on tile Des
Moines don'trelish that provision III the
new Constitution, which reteins the Seat
OF Government at Iowa City Until 1865.
They think majority of the population
will require'eit nearer them before that
time. The item as it stands was ssn,,c..
gled in by loco member of the Cenvenn.
tion from Henry county ~ Ha~hAss. 7 sTI
Use Alse-utterly fase-7but quite 1 as IS near ,:.
the truth as coul1oe expected, considering
the source. Instead Of being s'smuegled"
into the constitution, as is asserted, the
clause fixing Iowa City as the Seat Of
Government for twenty years was voted
upon BY yeas and nays, and was carried
by nearly twc-thiFds' vote. Further
more, It was not proposed BY 'sloco foco
member from Henry county, but was in-
troduced by q member from Lee. 1851 saf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

sEfThe Monongahela river, the union
Of the waters Of which with those Of the
Allegheny, at Pittsburgh, forms the head II
the Ohio, has recently been greatly improy-
ed, and navigation rendered safe for boats
Of ordinary size. The Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati people regard it as a work Of
much importance, in view Of the antici-
pated increase Of travel and reduction in
the prices Of freight which must result
from its completion.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

- ~
sEfIhs message Of President T Tyler--
tba last .hersills probably be ever called on
= saMsnit % Congress should reach us
td-nislG It + looked for with bur little
iiA9tsss; and ior this reason, unless its
aa,ggsslions and recommendations are II .
ClaEacaerdiicrent from what is expected,
~ sshall probably waive our usual custom
4 getting \ out ~ an extra. Tie inaug,l-
RI ~ PresiisH Polk. which may be
lsaksd - shont the 18th Of March. shah
ls!sefvsd up with ~ despatch. Thai
WIN pc 4 document wprth incurring the
trouble aud expense attendant upon, iis
early publication.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

"A LADIES DrcrroN word a
paca.-The Alpaca is a South Ameria
animal, tiuch used asa beast Uf bdfdsn \
the Indians, with long bair, principaly
black, but slightly grizzled. 1t is - ex-
cessively irritable animal, and indomiabs
till soothed. The importance of this .
NAL has already been considered BY D.
English, in their hat, woollen and ~
trade, and an essay on the subject hasbea
published by Dr.. Hamilton Of Londas-
The wool is so remarkable, being ! Y
black, glossy, silk-like hair, that i fid
for the, production Of textile fabrics di6eiS
from all others, occupying mediua pci1
tion between the wool and the sin. Ifis
now mingled with other materials n aarA
a singular manner, that while pnicaLr
dye will affect those, it will leave the Al.
paca wool with its original black color,
thus giving rise TO the great Diversity
[Epening Jhir@.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

hite~sfise 10 ME ri nf.-T1m vi
lately exhibited before scientikc asocia.
tion in London, machine enabling Mind
persons toiprint instead Of fwriAps ,letien
and other communications; the result beng
embossed letters, also legible BY TIE bind
through the sense Of touch. .ProIssa
Taylor illustrated the want Of such an D.
paratus by the case Of a relative Of bis oxa
who had been recently married, and Nh
being blind, was Of course obliged 10 H
fer the letters that passed during The oauh.
ship to be read BY a third party.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

Upq6 The annunciation Of the intel
i; ;Pee ~ CT. Pdk' : elecsiop i the Her
ssiaassl Gen. Jackson i rspeFtsd 70 have
exauAimsa, - 'Claysis dsfsaHea, and the Re-
publc is saved" 4s
q Sc
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14


Corrsctien.-For the caption Of ".North
ern boundary line" in our last paper, owe,
our remarks in relation to the disputed
question Of boundary with the State Of Mis-.
souri,, read "Soudhern boundary line"
GGen. JAcxsor has recently made I
bequest Of the sword worn by him through
the late war to Gen. Robert Armstrdhc
his friend and fellow soldier. The scene
Of presentation, as described by the las,
Senator Nicholson, who witnessed it, wa,
very affecting. ( as' tssa mH'9
rs "A railrOadfrom Cleveland, on Lake
Erie, to the Ohio river, Is proposed and
advosated in Western Pennsylvania ant
Northern Ohio. The distance Is sa;d t
be less than loo miles. Michigan eoes in
co. il also. "a u ilfs sagf s4s@ vs. I.
ID President Tyler, upon his retire,
ment, proposes taking = trip to Europ.
with his lady. Apleasant journey to you
Captain, and 10 y5nr Indy also. | l Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

fThe election in Florida has termin
ated favorably to the democratic cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

rr Or. IL. kimbalpS Mineral Teetr,-Tb.
bn which ;bese Teeth have obtained and the high value
q ppan ien by hose who have worn them topeihey viii
A Known intrinsic superiority the great INNS nf t@eh
Asi are maze IN hla country have induced Dr. Kmbai to
pskn srch ARRANGEMENTS will hereafter enable him In s,o
~ tho increasing demand for them any extent he has been
cset 70 This design by the uniform success which nm At
Scd hn praece 10 hs department Of his profession and bv
f hs encouus that have been passed upon these teeth By
z.ry Of OR mo-. citizens who nov wearing
p ard BY ssFefal OF the eminen. Physicians and In
- o. ,s ety. who have spontaneously offered the most am
srtrre be made by Dr. kmba erelasireiy for dis oo
,ney are se IN The most elegant mannei upon heavy
lef pte nnd aonped 10 the mouth such why as 10 com
bks highest utility with the greatest possible comfort bsv
to Be UNSURPASSED BY thar made in the
Eed SiaeS and are guaranteed all to III pe,acty
ND to answer all the purposes that artificial can be made
snwer d. knbali wishes TO be particularly noted Thai
% IRE ruch as will enable him offer these
na rlade ~ the style above mentioned. The same prices
ts are J0r e most kinds. Specimens may
nIo tmisys ~ S'-'A~ Aie0N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

V,HE MESsRS E. & J. PARMl.Y' 5 last cammgnicaiion
1 my 70 S 6 s The
they well know impossible and hence satisfy hsmseves y
nth TO prore Il oriSf And yet as II Hc1 Us bcr
Thank me for an Acknowledgement OF the facts The case
As the Mesrs Parmly seem 10 have learned though q e;
and have therefore udciousy resolved TO prosecute
their newspaper warfare against me no iahe may moi fen-
which have far fear than any open attacks
they haye' in their power to S %1Tf DODGE AZ Bond st.
nRTTANNIA WARE.-The subscriber has on hand lew
Is more Dixon sons Britannia Ten se;s with the newly
s% Of Pei Iam n15se the
factory of Messenger Sens comprising the ni
TEA TRAYS separately large assortment OF
ne Tbe above Goods urc offered low prices be pur
chased for at other ,!Se II the siy
1E Fulton, between Broadway and Nassau st -
Silver plated Cas,o and for sale as aboyedls
From the Democrat & Review Ts9sown, Fayetie Co. Pa
N1rw-yoRK AeR !sSfHee! Fl PALMER ESQ., No leo
labaTses 10 and
embellishments for the Democrat Review and give receipts
S I Inc Spin, of Jefferson Chsrics:owR Jefferson Co. Va.
N' - November y, lsi4.
p,Nrp whose offices the southeast corner al
BaiDoIe and Cayerseets, Baltimore No s.
Phiadepha and No LEO NASSAU street, New IIS Inc
y nnd forward subscriptions, advertisements. sc and IS
fully authorized &c recelp, loi me same. -----H-
CASSNER < YOUNG. No. 1s2 Chatham street. Mhoi ti
Selected assortment goods. which they hope 20 distribute
among their friends and the pabs during The approaching
holy dsSs SUGARS toFFEE all kinds and qualities
prepared nossa e ea 10 psIe at hall The
price. Also Cocoa and N fi1sisf FRUITS.
pa5sS Rass SGsns do Bordeaux Almonds Paper Shele
iSres Curranls Oranges Lemons Fibefts, Madeira Nuts,
BAIL do Cocoa Nuts, sc. Dried Cherries
Canton Preserved G,%ssf Wes India Pine Apples. LINES.
Cocoa fnH Gaa'' 's kU zee RVS o''a' 04' ~
Worcestershire Sauce, AheqISon do Aaehoyy d. Read,ns
de- sS ossSHe Pcke SC from Crosse Baeses
estabshmen, London Olives Aneh0vs SspIs y Hses
S Sou Poland starch Sage Tapoca HOny ArIOw
k9 Ganafs, Hemp Mile; and Rape Sssds u,..,.o, and
Rcck Candy, rcd and white Jujuoe faste' aeeaoi anu
vsimeeil' Sweet Fl FiS SR! Old To WINS SfEs VII
MS.eS sc. Of I'LL grades and prices wood and glass; va
'iOus OIand' ce sTPERIoR OLD LIQUORS;
Scotch and Ish Whnkey MononSaheia Wh'key very DID,
Peach Brandy. &c. sc.
Choice sesafs Sd CoRh SF1IeS on dran.
Fine old Raspberry aud Cherry Brandy, Neyeau kos re,'
LeSs fasi A@ msS,sSf o Ssiaa ss
sentSs Eau boz. De oka. aaschino. and all Other Cor;
dai Extract Sr Vanilla Lemon. &C. h0e' fesea 'ne
oaS Ssou Brown scout Scotch A Philadelphia Porter and
old Cider IN q F TeE 81 OIL oii.is AND CANDLES
Pa,en, white and coored Candies, Sperm Candles Mould
de- bleached Sperm OIL: SSY ii &c.
Raspberry, Iemon snwbetrg Ginger AID pns app by
ana cofsnda ses and IN n: TIA.
b hUS.hW "a en- s asd iPa e w ok s's W -
Goods sent TO any part oil 'ss CITY 'e ci ois In
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Fourteen Performers.
TO gE SEEN FOR

A performance every afternoon nj O'Clock.
The Manager has by offering the of the Uutang Ou
tang prevailed upon him to postpone his de.
parlure Philadelphia FOR another week. The Manager nj
the time 10 indemnify him for any loss nc
sustain keeping tho creature this cold quarter OF the
globe may from is peculiar constitution endanger It's exist
public the he ns experienced upon other oc
uly isiyug hun IN forming such OPINION that he
does entertain the slightest apprehension 10 the result OF
the speculation.
In addition the nsve curiosity the manager presents the
following array oacnr and he has no hesitation in asserting
ta, be surpassed ut any place OF amusement in the
city. putting PRICE out Ut the question.
Mr. LYNCH the Syr'let Rnlnd Singer; Mr.. KNEkP, hlr.
kAvANAGH.l. MURPHY, The much admired Vocalist.
Mr. WILLIAM the celebrated CHM Chopper; Mr.. HUNT
LEY, the unriyuled Accodionlst: Mast. MORGAN, :he
Bone Cn,tlnee player Miss NJ ADAR. the sweet Song
Ms = AFFAIR. tho charming Vocalist: Mrs. PHIL
LIPS. the accomplished SINGER; Miss JESsEYLlNE: the
graceful Danseuse; Mrs.. GARVEY, Miss MORTON. Miss
SINCI AIR the Lady Nelndisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
FRESH BUTTER
FROM PHILADELPHIA

rJ,HIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER viii be rece.ved YREsH
twice week through the HlEtsr. n BROWNS WHOLE
SALE GROCERY, where ray be rad 10 quantities 70 SUIT pun
address ,raaedcsy ard the number of pounds they de-
sire per week as tie supply viii be limited
CHOICE TEAS. SUGARS. COFFEE, OIL & CANDLES
Together wita general aSortsu Of Spices &c &C. al OF
which offered, by wholesale. q: rkoesa!e prtees.
The undersigned have hesitation IN assuring the pubic
thai their .nducersn the purchaser
:, wholesale unsurpassed by aay other. and they respectfully
invite ell who would save the rsa profits their supplies Of
G.ucer!es, 10 call q,
E36 Eich.,-sree:, Sd door East of Broadway
JOHN H BROWN s. BROTHERS
n B.-Orers from the County carefully packed and ship
ped al tho shortest noiies, rs Inns
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WIN E TONS
ACADEMY OF COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
PENMANSHIP,

NO. 2SI BROADWAY.
E5- Mr.. WINTERTON infofns his friends and tho public
that hin Academy Tor
COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL PENNAsyuP,
Il gt No 81 Broadway, GuriGn the Duy and Even
lps Terms Fire Doiars for course OF Twenty Les,oS,
playable at entrance.
Mr. W does not guarantee the performance Of mpo.ai.
bitten twelve eI1ons, but he does fully pledge
hrise mpa pupils Of ordinary capacity and attention.
free. bold and elegant stye OF
OG-hand Writing.
Suited all the occupations OF life and especially 1daptad to
mercantile pur1uis.
Sir. W. would ask attention the fact that his Writing,
either copies specimens, os any other form Is perfectly
sEha1, and such of general attainment, Its
being mdDest the st stroke OF the Pen, ard
elected by nbOOus Imitation OF Copperplnte equally do
ceptye 10 ordinary oh-ye and rprrccase ia all the ready
and vLnble Of the Ar. He therefore confidently
young orrzung contem plating commercial bus-
this CITY well those from the country eeking Tho
ncquutIon Of easy legbe handwriting their ber, ntro
dnctdn such business To call az the Academy and examine
his stJe, upd uttstOns of which Will be executed thcr
presence and no cbnrge nade
Ladies instructed clear, beat and tastefu stye Of
wtg suited 20 EpOlnry ard other purposes md n ea-
ceed Of tie qualities Of beautiful Pennaahip Hour
ii A. N.
Gentlemen. Glasses OF 8 A. ". 3 end7P. NJ
- Private lessons II desired.
Satisfactory Improvement insarnbs. Is Ineodiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

word more and we too. have done. One of the very
n amusing and clever Editors this CITY. has not unapty
called ihsa tooth drawing controversy. II will be reeoL
ected TINT first notice IN order 10 prevent any farther
Mistakes nnd last three articles have been (althourh
without the enst pain fracture iairy eItrqeted from
us and If Mr. Dodge and the public satisfied with tho
professional integrity Und skill with which he h1s drrwn
them out" shall complain but having tho wTttsn
hnnds NIL Tint ha said. and
grent drnl more could admit be truth wong
be rghtir misrepresentation Ia be professional nborn
Ii he the public things exnctIy they he Iha
have word II contention from hut II not, he Will find
EDDY and willing TO be called oui again. z. PARMLX.
7t.rf J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Y Consumption Books describing Remedy for
ssou, forms Of this dread disease. and giving an nc
ss, siInornsry cures cffeced By its use cnn be Ind
90, Oos sS $50 , Shronsw , come. Of Fou,ieenhsirs
SHsy'S RU.Nfi.7RL4-r B9LS9W Or y TtrE ~ % q =.
,srry family get one OF these Books do Co. oe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

CT Leeches! Lcechcs!! Leeches!!,-vev
81. Swedish leeches Gall sizes) for sale u ICY cent, ench he
IN Watson. Chemist &C. Apo;hecarieg Halt IS (:eharins
.-~f lYntus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

AT THE
New-York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors belop the Franklin House.
- The Subscribers respectfully that they have
mnde extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them Offer inducements than ever
to gentlemen wishing ecoRumize the purchase OF the
Fall md Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
of new and styles of Goods well adapted To the coming
seasoand will also receive by the next packets and steamers
the areest md assortment of the latest and most beaul
full styles of fancy French Elastic Cassmeres rich figured
yclves Cashmere, Satin and Silk Vesng ever before Of
iered IN this City,
Also Just received several invoices OF Twled and beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Cloaks, FELTON, &c. black and nncy
coloe French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being styles cut in their establishment
for the last years and which for durability beauty oil nm
ish and tasnes of colo cannot be sXceed eduued By
any styles of Cloths imported into the United Sates
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part, the
richest styles of Fall and Winter Cavnts. Sca Suspenders
Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drnwers
Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars. Booms Shoulder Braces
Riding and Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes, &c
&c with every variety OF goods usually kept gentemsns
general Quitting establishment.
Also u assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting OF
Cloaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pantaoons and
Vests every varery where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate use can depend upon getting inst rate article
ORDER and nj prices that connOt ia u peae uc' puc'u
atty observed in fixing orders.
aug istr j. C. BOOTH & co.
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TIE
LADY MiNSTRELS
SOUTHERN SONGSTERS

SOUTHERN SONGSTERS!
Will introduce n variety Of Ethopinn Melodies.
Evening performance TO commence nt Il tot. dl7
ANE WEEK MORE OF DIR. VALENTINE AND
" BUNKER HILL! at the Coliseum. $50 Btondway. The
:: Lose IsEASp Irn July oRArIoS 5roasIt ~
The snnager determined 10 distance other place OF
iected short engagement with e celebrated Dr.. vALES
TINE who. in connection with the grand BATrLr BrNxER
tSit ac n a. fy l0or-aimast sSrp2sses real t vii
h aD pnor @
TEd d .yD MsGat S 3
on Saturday, at 3 r ii for iamie. and schools. die
% h%SA NAPtf fs1 d TsE
avoid with bud entrance, has ie9qnishe The
N s ans we 'S g. o
few days, commencing Monday, the 9th inst this
ifeF$EaGE wv Bs73 hE f5ELR vB l5 2ha as9
with every limb and eNernal osan perfect and accurately
OF the features precisely alike rendsrih curiosity which
be visited by both without violation OF the feelings OF
Testimonials the highest talent and professional gentlemen
asy Wss s AND on % e1n0
Admttance . cents-chidren hal! price Open from A.
p SOlt ofery smpr certificates voluntarily given. the
two following are respectfully presented: or,
College have been bled examine most interesting
Of Lusgs aiure. child with two heads and neck. and
and will no doubt prove an object Of g'sat GeT 70 e cS
Upon the invitation ssf hass 3 and i s.
amned The child with hecds md have Hesitation in
ds Inc ''' go - '0' JAMES HARPER.
NEW,YoRK,, FULTON AND ANN-sTs. ,nlENA.
ton Of JOHN SEARS he subscriber would hereby respect
fully inform the public that HI, Manaseue will be open for
exhibition this day iom IL O'Clock uns O'Clock in the
evening.
Amongst his collection will be found of the
Animals. Birds &c. exhibited ths country. 1t the
intention ohe Proprietor make such additions TO hs col
ectious Will render l possibe) any other
the United States md 10. thai purpose he hereby requests all
persons having any valuable animals dispose of TO
give him call.
n. B.-Entmnce to the exhibition for Ladies he Fulton.
street. Admission I3II cents. ms I'm
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noord,-Nr JANE HAtcHT ho, -,

~ 10 Csar.scrs street TO No. "a Barclay street ybcrs
sn Jesrpps of obtaining peasan, single rooms with S
-. rr be accommodated with breast and ion y, s
psc Abe PaIot with bedroom citached T, N, iu
ss,su srcnm9edsed by the day or week TrRMs aonsR.
Is Professor J. H. Grrcom. NJ D.. Dr. r Hntbnwsnvx
-. Nilsson. Esq, ,nS irs,ss
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD POETS.
ID. Appleton & Co.

d. a ppIcKOb q ~.
Have recently published Uniform E,Ions Of the follow.
ing Standard British Poets, elegantly ooura:
THE Complete PoET1cAL WozKs OF FELICIA HE-
wys@Fditsd tT ber S.rer-a vols. l6n illustrated s-;h
iuatee e1rrsrinssNCo,h So 30 six. - morocco s5
TIE COMPLETE PoETI5aL WoRks OF Wy. CowPEE-
vol 1smo-Ciotl. 81 - .ils So .: morocco. So
The CoxrLETE PoET1cAL Woes OF JoEs hILToy-
With his Lite Sc-I-yerntsd with steel Es-I
rol l5mn.-Cin,h. 81 = SIX, 81 morocco. So %
TEE COMPLETE PoETTc&L WORKS OF koHERT BrRSs-
craving$-I vol lsno.-Cioth7 81 .; slk. q morocco.
TuE Pnrr1c,t WORKS or SIR WALTER ScorT-Wi,h
hia Life 6cc-lIlnsrltei with STEEL en5ravngs-l vol
l6mo.-Cloth 81 y; six. g.: morocco, * 20.
D. A Co. also publish elegant volume, sro, with
portrait,
L. DThe ten vo.,. of London Edition complete
p-4ce se 90 DIS 2r:s
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IMPORTANT 70 AGENTS

c7 AID TO the whoIs population OF New-Yoik and tbc
Union-who vii please ,nke notice tia,
THE NEW WORLD
WIN Saturday Dec n and thereafter be Published Al
No. "a AnIs;ree second doo from the New Miro, Office
to winch place II VIII be -orsi and where will no be FOL
sale all the New Void Cheap Puohcatans, and New Books
CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEK.
/ THANKSGIVING SERMON. preached 4, the South
Congregational Chreh, Hartford c. ty Rev James Mac
k.y. late OF the Editors o. the New World
:. CHRISTAASiaND NEW YEARS DAY: or New.
York N i1s+-a capital "reminiscences. b. Laurie Todd.
An Ode TO Ne.F York Tud. Interesting Extracts from
Few works The Wandering Jew, continued Editorial Pc.
Ltcai. Ll;srnry and Theatrical. &c. &c.
A NEW VOLUME
WIl commence the Est week of January when Grand
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