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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
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Such an overwhelming strain Of calm,
affec,ionate, clear and dignified eloquencc,
as proceeded flow the old man. he and
probably his young companions had never
before heard. Every argument which Aad
iees advanced against Christianity, va
fully overthrown; Homes sophislIy q
the subject Of miracles, was, IL poo1lb
more completely answered, than i "a bssn
BY Cambcll. Aud in this time lccturese
The old man there was 20 much Of honest
simplicity and energy, such afectionaas
pa,hos and simplicity that not word was
uttered in rcp'y. 49,
II was now matter of deep curiosity and
w,ndcr, who this Id genl|rspen could BEL
The 6rst imfScssitn Of eller was,
that il must BE- the pread sMhQg
the pulpit eloQlence had beesl UskSds BIT
hot was not hc--nor the Blind
Preacher &C Virginia so eloquently dcs-
csibed By Whit was John Marshall,
Chief Justice Of The United Stalesl kIiafio
These Wen autl snticated incidents in 4
the histor, Of greet man, are surely wor-
thy of being reiterated; especially as =
mesnento TO the yo,lrg and proud. How
many vi lings Ot' sci, nee, intoxicated per-
haps by'aL Lille earning, ''might Be proft-e
ed for B. tn worlds, By investigating tLis
all-important subject, with something Of
the modesiy simplicity, and patience y hieh
ever characterized that distinguished mani
How many, now living comparatively use
less. and aiming 1t nothing generous or
mob 9 might be preparing, Ike him, 70
Ell y tie confidence and gratitude Of their
generation, and, like him, 10 shine tor ever
among the purest and wisest ~ csiettiai
intelligences.---yN. Y. Jsw. q Gem. io ssif
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
EXCHANGE

I'm the Eastern Cities, ST. Louis and New
" Olcanr, 70. sale BY .
Nsv. 4, '43, E.J.C PEASLEY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

The following exquisite lines, by the late
Thomas Campbell, would stamp him true poet,
did he never write another. The more one looks
to the appositeness Of the words, and the beauti-
full ideas embodied in the verse, the more regret
he must feel that SO few carnations Of such q
genius have been allowed to survive.
Du5lia Weekly Register.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
ScnoOl Books.

assortment Of School Books, Blank
"A Books. Writing Paper, Qai.ls, lax,
States, &c. DC, - is DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Youth y he time 70 esquire knowle1
--.nanhosd the time 10 uee Il.
Youth 10 he time 70 abstain iron vice
and you viii lsa,srthe world hon~ed and
respected By I'll.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Gen. NcDcrr. is ia = very weak sSNS
diti.n. lie is unable to stand without lid
4 is hardly probable that no win return ,si
Washington iE aHfAAn
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
Groceries.

Al SACKS Java, Rio, and Havana coffee;
III also, N. o. sugar and molasses, together
with full supply Of assorted groceries, BY
may IL IA COPP & PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

mouse, Sign aud Fancy Painting.
NoATES g. HAWKINS, Valley street, be-
~ tween Main and Water,) will execute eve.
~ description Of Painting, PLAN and ornamental,
Ia the best and most approved style.
lney respectfully ask share Of patronage.
apr q diff -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
Boat Stores.

VIE. Snhscribers are prepared to furu,.h MI
A'"ds OF Boat stores at the lowest rates. =,
ronag~ is solicited. Is. 10. kANnx -
march 2. 1874. W.
r. .. All citizens or travellers wishing for mas.
:sge Up OF down the river by steam boat. bv ieav
W. their names with the Subscribers will r. ao,,.
ned at thai lodgings On the arrival at III. bo.,
80 require. Ed r Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
Lantz 4 Ray,

Lantz 4 Ray,
11a"s1ae1"'s,s q French Barr Afiilsto.es, esd
s. Dealers in Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
sunssones made to order, and constant sup
mill irons, furnished at the shortest notice. snd
warranted off the best quality. -''''
june l'44-ly sf5 = SHts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

= BBIS. Superior AaeficaA Brandy for sale
ID low, BY (asy - as) ]. s DAVID. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
WIDOW.

All God! what frightfal spasm ,
Runs piercing through my heart!
II cannot be my bright one,
So pale SO worn, depart:
Depart-yet, no-come hither! f
Here-hide thee in my breast! III
! see thee again-again! and .
Am once more with thee, hless'd!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Thirteen years ago, mother,
The sun shone Oh your wall: q.
He shineth now through the winters mist
Or he shineth not at all. a.
You laughed then and your little one
Ran round with merry feet; sa is
To-day you hide your eyes in tears;
Aud lam in the street!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

tcn,ion TO it as he seized my arm and exclaimed
" See, see, with what strength and determination
tina, creature moves. can see wrath written on
its forehead. Now for a bold charge" All the
sleeping fire in the man seemed aroused and he
waited tho onset with toe cagcrness of a leader
of host. On 1t moved, throwing its dark sha-
dow over !he plain as it passed, and as 1t drew
near he again burst forth, Steady there close
in front and you will turn his flank to certain
tv,' and steady II was-movng faster and faster,
tll-crash it fell on The vctrcatlng mass. No
while the car was waiting the shock and the re-
port, the wreaths curled silently up and fell back
like arms over each other and the conflict was
over.
The smoke was curling from countless farm
houses beow-the river glitlcrcd like chain of
silver, throwing out its white flags as far as The
eye could reach, while the woods around echoed
with the song Of the robin and the shrill cry OF
the iifcr. The little phebcblrd was also chirp,,
nr round the columns of the white portico, and
the squirrel bore his part in the matin hymn,
while the heavy stroke OF the woodpecker on the
hollow tree came in by way OF nterlade.
Nature seemed thankful for the morning, and
her full orchestra was singing its gratitude H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
Now Ready.

I. PROTECTION ASp FREE TRADE: The Cues
lion Stated AM Considered; BY II. GREELEY, is
gust published in large. Glaze tract OF 10 pages
Price - per hundred, $l5 per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims to presents succiat and Lucid sum
mary of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
;ne and answering the adverse assumptions OF
Free Trade
H. The TARIFF As IT is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adversariss; being a
clear statement OF every material provision OF the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses contrasted with the
mischievous and detective provisions OF Mcha, 5
bill. The purpose OF this Tract is to show the bene'
cia effects OF Protection and the utter irpos;by OF
sffording even Incidental Protection by Hori-o@-
tai Tariff Price So per hundred, SD per thousand.
Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREELEY Il
sIoELKArH, Tribune Office, Ncw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

EAIRBANkS'S PATENT PL ATFORM seal ES.-The
manufacturers have brought these Balances 10 very great
degree perfection and their various noitcaos nave
adapted them all the purposes for which heavy transactions
nm. required by weight In the mechanical construction. cure
taken 10 secure STRENGTH. DURABILITY. and ACCU-
RACY-accurncy merely SPECIFIC point and to an
amount hut uniform angle al the Platform
and throughout the entire from the lowest to the
%, capacity of The Balance - g..
These scales keep their adjustment perfectly are never in5e
To arrangement and seldom To any expense Tor repairs ey
ce IN ,,se in most the Railroads in TIE Uned SteS. e IL
some Of them they have been long the operation beng
Irtect 30 also m the Dormant and Portable Scales F "esh
Inc merchandise Merchants and others vino have haG them
in constant use toE OF years testify TO her Uniform
accuracy and fact that they appear unaffected ~ veal
be. "a Is hive teen nenied England where they are
extensively used roth private warehouses anu public a-
v,nys EpV. ARD FiEl.i No. Plat street md
- soLlr j " flILltsN T. No lIs Broad street y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

From the composition OF The stone, YOU viii he
cautioned burning II not TO give strong heat Tor
some time. otherwise ii Will be fused into reirac-
tory Stag. By carefully applying the heat and eau
ously managing the fire, that burn not too herce
", the stone may be burned into toerable though
impure, Line for agricultural purposes. white
lime it can never make; and IN preparing cement
or mortar il will be found 10 bear very ittle sand.
Ii is possible that some beds OF this rock, which
see is of a very variable NATURE may be- found OF
better quality, and better repay the labor OF prepa-
ration.
Itm NAV he well, before burning the stone 10 any
extent, TO make an estimate Of what ii will cost per
hlsiie and then compare The pnce with that o. the
rhomaston !ime-reinemberng that this lime being
prepared from very pure limestone, yielding from 80
to g3 per cent OF carbonate OF lime, will produce
douJle the effect OF tine lime made from this calcare-
GUS congioneraie.
would have examined its qualities for a cement,
either hvdrac, or for mortar, but am nov called
10 make Il professional tour 10 examine some mines
in Massachusetts and New York States, ard must
be absent for ten days or Two weeks.
Very respectfully yours, &c.
JAMES L. HODGE, IS Chambe!s-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
Street Lamps!

To The Editorof The Tribune:
The Corporation having commenced reform in
the method of lighting the City, should make it Il
useful, as we'll as a cheap reiorm In advertising
for contracts they should not coniine them TO OF!
light, but extend il 10 the various forms of spirit
gas, which give vastly superior light and only
about hafihe expense ofoi!. They are safe, when
ever ordinary care is used; all the accidents that
have occurred, have been from sheer carelessncss.
There is many little shop window in this city,
with one spirit gas burner in il, that gives more
light than dozen Street Lamps, with less expense
than any one of ,I,eu REFORM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

LETTER FROM LoulsIANA.-Ihc following
extract of Letter from one of the most resPecta-
bic gentlemen in the interior Of louisiana 10 his
friend in this city, was politely communicated 10
us some days ago, but accidentally escaped the
attention due 10 it until to-day:
There is some stir here about Texas. The
I.ocos, when they saw Mr.. CLAYs's letter, thought
they would make some capital out OF II but 10
the next mai brought Mr. Van BURES'S letter and
Mr.. BESroS's, which threw thepi into confusion.
Most sensible men with whom converse are
opposed to annexation. Etwould be very injurious
TO the interests of Louisiana, both sugar and cotton
planters. believe the most of the noise is confined
10 land and scrip spectators, some demagogues,
and a noisy set of people who talk more than they
hnk, and are ever ready 10 fall in with any new
e1citemeni-ihe more extravasant, the more agreea-
bic 10 them. 4 gentleman writing me on business
from New Orleans SAYS: My Hame was coupled
with Texas meeting for annexation as one OF the
Vice Presidents teithout my consent knoicledge
~ any shape. was not al the meeting, and never
expressed an opinion of the kind. So much for
public meetings. II the truth was known, sus-
pect the spectators take the same liberty with
many other names. am glad 10 see the National
Integencer, and other respectable journals, take
a stand against ii.
Those brswlcrs who are opposed 10 the General
Government aiding our States TO pay their debts
are willing il should pay all The debts OF these
runaway Texans-ten millions. Let them Keep all
the property they ran of with from their creditors
here and leave them 10 rival us 10 London win n
debt on us OF Twenty millions. Mr.--, our
former neishbor, now Texan member OF Congress,
would be very fortunate under this system
National Intelligencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

LOG CABlss.-"W ell," said a Loco TO Wing,
/" l guess your log cabins have been pretty well
shattered by Captain Tyler" True SAID the
Wing, "too true he has knocked out so much
of the chinking that good many OF the Loco-
Focos have crept in; but they want only repair
ing with Clay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
LECTURES ON G.OLU,iY.

II pocros LYELL's LECTUELs on GECL0"f.-lh,'e
these celebrated Lecture. reported 10! he
Tnbsn- ready. .tconfams EngftF.J "ntIsp'er
ethsitin. ds section part OF the EathS Crust NJ"
explanations. IL will also general Introduction e
Geology 5-for- published Lecture smbracr The '9i
lowing subjects: Auyesn-. L.cussn- Pefi9d volcano
nod Eruption OF CosecuIna Mount Dor Lecture II. ~
Earns Strata Marine strata PeroJs Aursrgnr D'tnet sue
Apgena-s Mount Ena. L>ct'I, III Up-ayei .na sSn,l
dec- of t. Earth Naples Temple n Scraps, Monte
yo. Lecture ". Coral Refs, Coral Islands Lecture
Orin n Coal Lecture VI fo.s Foo;pnnts Lfetsf. H.
Recss.,ou Of the Falls of Niagara Lecture III booIeeii
and lc-heTys. .
Prce r.r single copy % cents PIi'rlisten renitnnI
ous N''i' CRrFLET u NcELRATH. Publishers.
.rrlhmn- BuIltd.s. NV ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

SCULPTOR curn; eckles, pnple, efuptonsi o2tciis'
scurvy, morphcw. heat nu>keo bites. ana al ruo
md c,chnexs aud sowuc>' and darkness c the sS I'm,
nnp is one of .hs mos, remarkable OF recent cheIncn dco
ercs It. emoent an healing qualities are spoken ct IN nii
i,reron aud every one who use recommend IT, One cake
20 cent? We warrant 10 answer NIL ordinary purpose, anu
, Ia be Ind genuine ony 81 Walker street. door from
IN. corner Broadway. Asens2 Nllk street. Boston, -
he-nui street Philadelphia. GtHy. PuuGhkeepsIe. 1Nes
Rochester Myers New Haven; Dyer, Providence; tnioi
ioyve.l. and 'fnvp Newark. Icl5 Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
ASHBURTON LACES.


noOR FROM SAssAt--T.
TIAS ms, rersIvad handsome S>>ortmeut Oi Ashoni nh
Igcs Lace CRpee Cardinals and Shnwis, ~ einpit.t
E.o Nj Shavs Rarrece Scars and Shawls new style Lace
Cans RucbeS Sill Blond Quilting end Footing col ihpS
s,r Honne. R,on Gi,nps, silks Hosiery. Glove. and ns
Fans Printed Lawits bailortneS ia1e' SiNal'' e-'
Collars. Dlmliy Collars. &c. &c
NJ DONNEILYE co. No. 81 Grund street. corner OF
Alien have or hand an extensive assortment Ol me M
lowing housekeeping DRY IOpiiS u WHICH iey i'e 'e
attention of purchasers. VIZ: ,
al 10 IA Imperial and har>eillss Quits -. -
64to l0-i by ~ diapers and DainasS abe Cio'S Ill
d 81, lOi and ia lrish Bansley. Russia and Silesis
Sheetincs. ~.
SIS 3 4 and ~ Diaper and lhmask Napkins
Crash, Huck ahack and bTGeye Diaper.
- and as Shlrting ind Pilow-IH-e Linen OF III pun"'
A heuvy ndrcSSe1i Linen. .
French EmtJoss.ri Cloth Table and Piano C"ysrs
Colored Cotton Worsset ana Lnen Table , io,hS;
nd ,so an a..rul7nt Cloths and Cashmere
Dap Ees. Gambrccns Linen DT!hns' anu DINER sap
aud Fancy Dry Goods
TESsITP'S LAID IA; Err PAPERS.-The subscribers sole
agents 81 he.e well Known Papers have on hand IS
follows finished both with the hop AMI sth surface
WHICH adapt then, for every class OF writers:
Supene blue lad Super Royal hoi-Pssef aHa san uraee
do do DO DO M ssah 90 @
do hand made and white Medium DO 90
do ND do and hand- wove Fiat Cap do
Alo fill assortment O! the other descriptions ct es-tp
ebr5rnr hin lad Folio Post, super blue bud
nt Tan fist cns. super blue laid Letter. .uperne d. hIst
class hand. made white do ,upsItIne 90 Is- ca rh
DIG IRON-l50 ton, No. American Pig Iron oI ,ae By
L IelIaw CaSS g TAhp' "a o'oud ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

r~,- Temncrauc. House, % Iesey->,rcs, near the
i.ur lou,eA.fs. T. " Cos has taken TN, delightful -uf
and oErr To heT tre1> ana The public lis various ad
yan,ageS on the most reasonable terms.
The house = and newly ;urnshe-the situation AIRY.
p ln and convenient bushes. md the steamboat landing
pure vegetable Diet Tor those who prefer -waIn and cud
Luih free my-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
sIEssRs. ADAMS i co.
LIVERPOOL. May u. 1874.

JJTILMER I. SMITH take this opportunity oi ,ailn: to
w Merchants. Hrokers importers and others resident 70
CORY rrr, of the Mon that their Liverpool house pectl
sry jnpt-G for the instant and despatch ot pach
nre pacr, spe:e passing through Liverpool i1t Boz
I'm New ors an, all the other the Unef States
and Canada I'd hu that department Of their bsne'' hns the
CONSTANT PERSONAL ATTENTION or TIE PRINCIPALS
on all occasions. -. ",
WILMER K SMITH have made arrangements with Sitr r.:
ADAMS * co hy when all good, passing thrun.h lheiT
yerpol house for America by the steam ehi5s ana other
vessels viii have the mncai md puncinai atteh,9i o.
their ad Agents AcsTs adams 4 Co.. al Boston and New
Work and will thereby BE- IRON fsag and h'a edres
They deem II necessary here u state that ,ey nave p con
itNiVd "A1%S'-' "'''' i'-'' - Ley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

II The SPARKLING FoUSTAIs is the title OF t
small paper, devoted to the good cause OF Temper
arce, which has just been started al Pawtuckel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

= . r. r . - ~,
completely md permanently eradicate supefiu",i, human M
from females upper bps the hair concsaln= brohd anu eye
waited urehes the stubborn -H'' ii nihn "r any An!
.up-rnns hnr. lie Ia get the genuine NJ the ofiSa
Office o. Walker street. one door from iifmdwhy.
81 per bottle: direction, tench and English
Haven: Brown, IL Ch-nut street. Phndelh'a Inrrn
,ilk r.a Boston; Grny. Poughke-p,e Gfeen Worcester
Carleton uwejl: G. Dyer, Jr. Providence; Mnrhe"sDn
Norwich. Tonsey Rochester. y. Y Guild. Bangor White
Can he seen and tested before buying Proof posi-; ye TIN
AM! ~ mistake Jei' u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

90 The Books of subscription IN the Capital
Stock of the Ne~ York rui Ere Railroad Co.
the ilre nf tie Company M. "a Walslrv bet~een nc
hours 81; ~ and ). EM. ". GOULD Secretary;
ha=;-Y York Apr. 2iih. l-ii 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
MACKIE 81 LEVERETT,
OnMISSION ,IER c ii Mt s.,
Below Wall street. J

Below Wall street,
JouSF MAcgrE late Aackie. Oakley & JenGlsOn. \ V
JOSIAH LrvERETI n,e Leyere,i q II ThoiIai Tin
PLATE Rapca Tin Lead Copper, Zinc. Spe,er Wire. Eng
.h. Am-ean and Russia Sheet lion Hoop lr9n BLasss
Seel Bad Tacks and SparruwbI Brass Kettles 1lnners
TC-,l, Scotch, English & American PIG irnn. &C. 90,
Elre Proof 5aiea and IsUn Chests OF all szes mio in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

Total Lives Insured. E. -
u-;-Dr. Fe!;x Gourauls Italian Medicnted

rs Dr.. Phiuncy's Family Pills clnsanty
for sale by \ L; < d. SANDS. 70 Fulton street .3 BNad-
way and ~ East Broadway Jeo ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
Chemical Anniysis-Limesscne.

We puhIlsh the ioIowlng private note ifoTn a
Gcologist, 10 show the nature and uses OF Geo.
logical Analysis to Farmers, owners OF lands
where there are minerals, ores, &c.
NE,v-YoRK June Il 1884
Horace GREELEY E-q.-DsGr Sir: have aoa-
lived ,hs calcareous conglomerats from the lands
oil the SyIvaui Associa;iul US You desired, and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

rj,O LAWYERS.-1ic Law Library. late OF S'epfeo
y llorlun. 1t PeeksSil, d-i=!,ed consisting 81 nb,n
Ine,t Eions good orer and cont'nn among winch M
Iii the ileurt, l the slpcme purt unj Court Of tlnnc-
fS,s SnY.tS ilp t,r n (. nj very low itle. For pnt
cnnr, aqure Of Geo r. Nelson. NJ. - tcnr street New
Yurk or Of Frost Horton md w. Nelson. lesAsAi!, "
.klI June iSit jcil Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

H. sGfNCY Ar LIVERPOOL.-NOTiCE.-i Having
dTg Agency ssG5g rG H aE on mAmSpEs nS
Ne.,rs ADAMS Co. OF No CouTt-stTee Boston. aud
Wa..trert New York, cur authorized AGENTS io ,he
or Ms n, our Shipping and Forwarding American Agents.
TO ensure The reception OF ssods n Liverpool ana the "
It Il necessary that they should Dass through Tie hands OF our
said gents. -,, ,,,,,. :, 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
TKIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TKIBINE JOB FKIN ING OFF IIE1
No 10 NASSAU STREET
Al! kinds AT lob Printing such IS
+, rpuT Yrs MAMMOTH Sruw BILLS
r.T,IoGt-r, LECTURE BILLS.
SnrSys Cans CONCERT BILLS. Pam and
INSURANCE PotIcIEs. fbncy.
Bull. or LApiSG. POLITICAL bltLs'
p-,.iv Y,-.r NJ the O.ca of Tribune No. loD Nassau
' - sir.-t-,nr--i-s ;ha Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

wilmer * Smiths English Express.
yITILMER & SMITH, who have iof eres OF year: tnn
w private expresses uui from London with important
no diligence Frequently performing the entire journey, ~
mile, IN SIX HOURS offer he American Pubic and 10.
yernTen, their services safe and rapid transmission OF
lmporn documents dispatches, specie. bonds bulls ceec'
&c which will, All OCCASIONS be mot faithfully Delivered
bv teIt priyH:e messenger and generally hours - n
yance OF the English rlnil, London Nj, EpWA ARD
WILMER. who America prepared To afford Sny
information .pcn subject and the due
performance Of all such business may be entrusted t ms
Liverpool establishment et2 Nv
UNREAD, NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE. Bf9ad
way, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth ,tteets-i ~
on nf the public respectfully invited n the e "f
,u opened above tcola;s al extensive o. una,
articles OF daily the family with variety OF fancy E-
yz:-Pn. Needles Hooks and Eyes superior cewing I%Itn
and SIX Buttons Tnpes, Bobbn pnrse wy" ze' pih,n
ted Canvas and Patterns, perforated Bristol Board b!Dn
Gloves. Mtt. Ladies CruvEts and Gaps, ';entemen "s
jo-onis. Gloves. andkechc Suspenders &c n E5st.
Manila Gras Cloth India Nasssn Pa'q'TI is. snn stas
School md Tra.elH. Wallets. PLAIN and a!cy ba,h1e'
Tax and other Dol. sc Hair: Nail and Teeth Brushes
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

II The dwelling OF MIR. Amos Brown, of Low.
by fire on Saturday afternoon last Loss about $500