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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
PARLEY'S PERENNIAL PRESENT.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

TAhLE1 NIi' = AF9'r. rOIt ,Off'
Fn oFenteainng and instructive reading, and illustrated by
over one hundred engrnvings No better book for Christmas
~ i. ~ ,a - ~ C. s. FRANtlS d CO.
dIs 9,eods- $50 Broadway.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HULID-f1
II A. STUART. corner of Greenwich and Chambers
N streets have Jus, received an extensive assortment ot
FRENCH E1NCY BOXES. B0 or BoNS. CoRNEIS'
COIN BOXES, sc. sc.
Made expressly for by the best manufactures IN fo
portion OF which Of new Designs and extra hiSh' an oi
which will be sold at moderate prices
Also. the usual variety of Steam Refined Candy, Sugar
pinIns Sc. Of snnerleI quality. ulo WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

MRS SHERWoODS JUVENILE SERIES
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
DUTY Is "a + E \
OR TROUBLESOME rnN.
BY MRS. SHERWOOD,
Author of Sccai ale,." etc etc.
Lshed with Isc. wood cuts, &c
THINK BEFORE you ACT.
BY MRS SHERWOOD.
Uniform IN stye, IS cts.
JACK THE SAILOR BOY.
BY MRS SHERWOOD.
Uniform IN style. % CTS,
1-ta ,bcae works bound in volume, 20 cts
Mrs Shersoo,y's writing have long oee4 avn'ao.y M WI
On bs nuhlc Her store. carry with them always Such an cN-
ceent nofn thar child can read Them without becohs
better The above tales wl be found 10 % aa'- "s 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

The ship Westminster for London and Emily for ST Croix
suil 10. day, weather permitting.
Captain Emery. OF the shin Louisiana. at NewOfaans, re
pots TINT on the 18th u; of Cape Antonio, e IN with the
Spunsh sci Two Friends from ST. JaGo de Cuba, bound io
Havana short of water and povson-suppled her Ioos
from her Nj Manos and servant passengers and brought then
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
VERY LITTLE TALES

JNREAT UNION TEMPERANCE .tsctAibA'i III
II ORGAN OF this week w contn.a full report oil Inc
Great Unlon Temperance Assembly held al 'ne poru""s
1Ia,, q, Tue.d.y evening last with the Speeches OF
Mr. Often. Rev. Dr. Patton, r NJ. Woodruff, and j. b.
Conch besides variety oihet interesting matter The o
gan will be delivered to subscribers twho ',aYe their names at
the Office corner of Ann and Nassau sreets every saturday
by oay,rs the carrier shilling every four weeks For sale
NJ AFFORD, New, Office Bowery; Aliens Bookstore Centre
street opposi,e the Market and the office. Price cents
-, NV OLIVER. Editor.
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Memoranda.

Bark Wilton, Curtis, sinuga: brig Mobile, LivermoEe
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nYANSEl. EnwARps-s,e.s Is. 5 e. aow. oaposits

THIS EVENING 1t O'Clock. at the an-;,sn rorr-
Miscellaneous Books. i1nnah and illustrated " 'fA'' oe'
Pr.yer Books, AlbCus Sc. consisting ~ ptf, o. 49,,
Pescots Conquest OF Mexico VS.: MeCulocn onvetsst
Gazetteer W; Allscns History Of Europe ! vs.; oofSe
Ats: f,csc:r Robinson Crnsoe svo Stephens liSses -
Csntra A.ca avs: DO Yrcsta avs lSrd sSsnsoroas
Ncors's. Burns Byroa's, Rcgerss, Carlp5sAs So"Sess'
Tbor,ron CocTtses, scoeays. Keats, Pope b &c fos'
zeal WORKS. -, w., 80 ~
rnre' C;e> Dacnr, Erien ihip Cs-sS; PhikpDn, La.
dys scrap Book Rel Sious Souvenir. ldys Album haa~
- AT PRIVATE SALE.
.et AaduSons Srts OF Amecs. complete, lGc NeS vcf,
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,
81 Broadway. n. Y.
10 istf ANTHONY. EDWARDS a. co.

CIRANpOLE Sc-Te subscriber offer for ,ae a. iis
IN Chatham street. Psasreet. the ioow'ns '"ou'
at low prices:
GirandoIes;
Solar Lamps;
Plated Cake. Baskets and Castors;
Britannia Coffee CfIs, leu SETS S,c.,S.r Dr. ,f,u
Table Culcry. &c; Al:blhi p Da.-, S;tss,
do Owls III Chaihan-Auee'' near & -
xS7INpOw SHADE DEPoTm,No. Spruce s street arx
Nv ss (sl worth of Shades. The subscribers ever ahN
nIesse have enlarged their 70 suppS we
ious ~ demand for their superior shade Persons puyns
f,hcn, can rely having good uiilcle, Us 'e' at
b, pnerns consist every kind which could ae nve
Lsvs greater than I'LL me othei esto
hsn,s pu, together. and they take great pleasure "
,S,s md are never offended If they do not ell
ing mil IN well 10 cali Sign Banners and Interior Ds
coIatonS d"ie "o' - - BARrOL 4 DE MAUNEf.
cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

ROOk-KEEPER WANTED-On. who understands
practically, keeping the Books of Dry Goods Jobbns
nonse. Apply by note IN real name to JOBB1NG HOUSE,
terms AN n
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Sailed,

No arrivals The Telegraph reports vessels in sight
sun set.
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~ Christ Church, Anthony street. near broad Sl
wayEQQn & o,aacS IN the morning. the RI kev B,snop
vS n The afternoon the RI Rev. Bishop
ihsyenng Service will commence a. w, ~ ~" @"' Ii:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
~ I.ndies' Fair-The L1des OF The MeInols, EFT

sJ Church in undergraduates near Blseckef, WI no
~ IR IN The basement OF the Church on nonday ineu
I'll tSainesd,y I'D 2ith and 18th Iusts II VIII os yyS
an Monday nj s O'Clock F. NJ. and on TUESDAY hu "
pe.ay as P The proceeds are 70 g OF then
snd and The public choice selection Of fancy a -, h.
articles many of them suitable ios ho''as "S' do Ans.
offered al reasonable prices.
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I.ectures for the II etiefof the Apprel,.

Nc Lectures for the Retiefof the Appren
tees Li5roryBy Dr. IARDNE as the 81 ecle
having been interrupted Monday evening" and CONSEQUENT
DISAPPOINTMENT to the audience havng cnsned W LaIGe
severe family mdsposton having rendered hun unable 70
iecnre he despntched letter explaining this 10 Inc Sonn
toe society which letter afterwards appeared haa no
been ,y delivered The Lectures will be resumed tns
evening, WEDNESDAY the 18th INST ana VIII W ie-' WIZ
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y.s- pree lecture on Water Care.-DR.

o. A Free LECTURE Vn ~ t n.L., d
SIIEW will Lecture Clinton Hail. come! BeeSnan an
Nnssan streets Friday Evening next en Inc paggIs @
ohsT nbeeon to Water Cure The object vii be TO en-
plain the objections frequently made coneSs ,Iv OF ways
a, ss remedial and agent can be safely ae pen
e,iciay used by all. Lecture precisely At 's VIVA wv o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

TEETH. TEETH! TEErH!!!
NJ, T. LEWIS SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway.
N door below Masonic Hall, begs leave 70 n'orn hn
friends and The public that he has made the following gnat
reduction in Dentistry: a., m m /, A. q, ci, -,
Teeth plugged with fine sold 81 W 70 90 90 TN I , Of
siher, ~ g. IN ~ ~ '' vs. Do 3mis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

IT, Emigration TO oregon neeo"S "" i
o. This evening at National Hail. to devise me wass ai
snns In, organizing party of Emigration 10 riys
"rrsnns wishing become pioneers m INC n,u bcb Il !,
jsssne,i 10 give this movement Will be iuiN eNf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

CASHMERE D'LAlNES, MERlNOS, &c.
The ladies' of tss city about purchase the above named
articles of dress goods invited call and examine our
LARGE SUPERB assortment befors they plchnss Is we
are now offering bargains worthy OF notice.
OF 3mis SUTTON s CO.. III Spring cor. Sullivan.
" B. BIocha PLAID Cloakinss Of newes: styles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

Oil PAINTINGS AT SULrlQN1-I;EvTxS SCION
Al Isl Bosduy.a ,peadd eoegien OF Picture s w nun
% rfeat var ETY. IN and STYLE and afs superior 10 any
which hey hrye offered for sale long time Laoss ANA
invited 10 them olS sGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

rI,IME-SAYlNG ANSNEK.-From advertisements iha,
frequently appear in the papers. and rom sisuas , a.
are semi about city and country AID lett under tne uoon u
many OF our friends almost every dny caeu anS
asked il we are in partnership with Mr Dodgsn
from such CATS and inquiries beg leave to at' thai we as
not nor in partnership with any Mr., s ~,
thar have no SUPERIOR patent NODES eDe OF SCI
ting or fastening teeth do know Of any that aIe no
Doeor who may be his partner and who has. by mstake or
otIenise published his n such way rs 70 make Re-
sembe ours so often kcn for ours. we have not inc
pleasure OF knowing. either by nas, person. pfoeSsnn' o.
title. r. phpn,mm[1'
,ss a,,;.s Nos 1 and Bond. street.
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lTUKtS. CRAVAlS SJARFS, Sc.-New styles Siik
and Ssr,a Ca and Scars. win ie~ pieces sgpcfol
cusy ez;rr g,zs Pocket Hdshai received Z. "a Br9ad
Nay. wv. 7. JENNINGS Z co. o5 nts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20

m First ward.An adjourned meeting G R,o ,ns
Wing. of the First Ward will &c efe az for the purpose
onet,oS the Uhg organization t9I lne sse iWssi Com
oydsf CiiAS BipABoCk chairman " a." do Ii
Al CO
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'U Wedpesday, Dec. lSth -. The Lunar Discoveries.
Monday. Dec. 23d ......... The Planets ,;.,...

Tickets for the Course. for gentleman 81; iot u,
cents for spC evening y cen,sto be had at the appe
tees Library No. 81 Crosby-st between Gnh anu S,st"u
cry store 4s Wian.steet in the naie', and
1vcifrls Astnr House H. x :. Raynor s. 20 bowetS
+ Crowcns 6l3 Broadway, corner OF BeecKers GAO D.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

NEW MUSIC HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
MUSICAL ANNUAL" BEAUTIES OF THE OPE.
vi RA"-SAMJ-EL c. JOLLlE. So Broadway, has !ls'
-ublisbed the tr volume OF BcnueJ o: the OPEN COR
tanning The following admired Opens Bnhean OIL Lu-
crezia orc Con Pasqaale In sic au Regiment se3, III,
lie p. On babe TOrQua,o Tnsso. Bone mnns OF paIs
Brides of Venice l. Es,re dAmore, Chiaa de ho'ehoelr
tonulefti mad Nnntecch with n1ny popular song
AID The following fashionable Po'kEs Bohemnn kedona
Ra,ln ma and the admired Julien Polka. WIN YATES
Marches aud fa0tsGs by the most Gel braed authoT
EmbcIshed and Holiday Present OF Musical Annna II
presents the most recherche and useful offering iot @ 10
eight separate numbers 30 cents or 90 bound y hanssoe
sty with title and index complete fnnneu ana iof
sale by SAMUEL c. JOLLlE, SO Broadway.
d20 F&Sistf
HOLIDAY GIFTS-The subscriber has for sale ut small
i advance
Gold and Silver Watches;
Iepclry and FaGcy Goods:
ti I.e, W a9a e'J Sc " ALBERT BEACH,
no o,r;s. ~ iii (chathar.streei, fear-street.
TILEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENIS.-'ve beg 10
u invite Inspection Of ctr recent iihpoF"tous' coH'
French Curce Lamps, OF cver. O medeI W 'H"e
Antique, Or Molu, sc.
Chandeliers OF Pofcelaln and Bronze. go,
t'rndelsbrns and Bras de Chem'nee. Bronze ana Il
LlstTes for Lamps and Candies, new styieS, . IL
scnpeS flowers, &c. a me-" article.
French t'olored d. for libraries, TO be spEpenaed.
Pnpcf Shades. splendid assortment
French Fancy Boxes benuiulassoETent COMPRISING apos
thirty different kinds ~ newest ana no Dsaui!uI .'1
4 DlACUN * E. d. SANTON: Acent.
% Lamps Lu.tre,, Brackets SC. furnished TOR parties
Ilnt1 Ills
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Clinton Hall. l9 Nassau street where nay .p o
ca ni ENDS OF Books the Sciences Oh
epigv Also verbal and written dshneaioS 30 Igss
-, 1l.,,h day and evening.
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Tn. late William Seward, Esq. and James Pei'is An
-, r. d9D&W
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

ent and even opposite opinions, whom have. new
theless, loved and vencrated. Who that knew any
thing Of Boston, twenty years ago, does not renls-
Der with unfeigned respects the saintsa CheEasuE,
the first Roman Catholic Bishop Of New England,
Ibis eloquence, his simple and sslfdenying life,
and his unweaEied devotion to the cause Of the suf
fering poor Bishop GriswDld, the meek prelate
Of my own Church, knew well ,A-who that knew,
did not vencrate him lor his learning, piety and
wortha - 3
have known, too, Kirkland, the accomplished
scholar and Christian gentleman the dignifed head
Of Hmvugd College. Of Dwight, the distinguished
President Of Yale Cellege-the learned and the ell
eauentI personally knew very little, but fcE his
memory entertain G1feigned respect. With Chan-
Ming, whose literary fame Is the property Of two
hemisphere, was brought into the connection al-
most q relationship &
And here cannot refrain from naming one whose
religious tenets it would be usng perhaps. no! TOO
strong language to say that reprObates but whose
purity Of Life, integrity Of character and many so
cial virtues remember with deep respect and At
fiction. mean Or. Freeman. These are types
OF the clergy of New England There have been
IN wears past many SUCH and in years to come can
not doubt that there will be many more. But 1
have detained you too long upon such a themesats
the present time. cannot, however, deem 1t 9TH
er than becoming that the sentiment to which
have thus inadequately responded should be given
on this OCCASION NOR is it out Of place for me thus
to thank you from the fhllness ofy heart, for the
honor you have done the clergy Of New England. /
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
THE ENQUIRIES.
LITCHFIELD. JANUARY rs, ls4l..

Ou-We have several communications on hand
which we are compelledto postpone among them
one from New England Farmer on the Temper
ance question. which shall appear next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

0u~The Plymouth Brass Band give aconcsrt this
"Wednesday, evening a. the Town Room. This
is one Of thebest bands in the Stats, and we trust
our citizens viii give them cordial reception.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

tlES.kESh. Moves Rnfbsr. formerly NC 30 eon-
EereSs. did a Ms seuidenee II eIt| - Re 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

FKsxAEE CoyRAoR AND PhksErscE % MmDs--
A hofse dEawine loaded sled in New York alp
ped, ieils and, according to CUSTOM commenced
agundeslng It q great rsss. Two hne senslemers
without lesxine the siae-walk, very kindly undeE-
took 70 eise directions which required the pow dri-
veF O. s. il two q three places 4 once AZ tins
moment Mssl-ekeased middle-agM wUznnn, who
was passing aloAe, sssing the situations a the nan
ana Esass, promptly st8PpsA iAa0 tie street. sszed
the sarneHIing horse By the head, held Il firmly
down, and Inns enShlsa the driver 10 unhitch The
a himself. now slaplcd forward 3 tnke the placo
of lhe woman, but s1e pushed him sway snd ~
fernd him back = his c1lnpnniQn. HAlinE render
"a "a naesamgy as4slcnaes ouE haluins quietly
xtns - hex way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

A Ward 10 the WSse--A wise man about to
build house sits down and calculates how much
it il to cost A wise people about to elect Pres.
10 to cost, Let us apply this test to Van Buren,.
Madison's eight years expenditure, when the ma
ton was engaged inwar, and subject to heavy ex.
penses, was ls @i54,83l, 1886
Monroe's eight years expenditure 10ls463, 400
Adams four years 50,501 ,9l4
Pan Rawess's four years t 14O, 5S5, 1921
Van Buren, for osw. years cost the nation nearly
a. much - Madsons eight years including three
years Of war. II cost about $36 QUO more than
Monroe's eight years, and 800 600 900 more than
Adams four years. For this immense expenditure
Of money in time Of peace the people received a
bankrupt 1reassgy and dede Of e2S ,O00, 900
TrulyM Mr.. Van Buren, cost 90 much when tried
before, is il likely he win cost much less If tried
again p Ges,evG Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

Charles y RAslpa-oA correspondent cf the
Palladium states that Mr.. G. d. Phelps Of Wood
bury, President pro. tenn. 81 the State Senate. and
President Oft Loco site Convention, addressed
ameeting a NewtOwn 60 the 18th int in which,
among other equally digniied and refined express
ions, be spolCe IT the Wing party - "net having
principle enough 70 permit man 70 live respecta-
bly, in he'll three weeks.s We have no acquaint-
anee with yedgs a Phelps. bun 4 the report d his
speech i correct all we have 70 ~ Of him s,that
he d too infamous and degrading 70 Be entitled to
che respect Of q common blaekguard -snuch lsss
the suitages cfthe good peOpiecfths ioth district
We srs n possession Of some facts connected with
his appointment Of Railroad Commissions last
spring, which we may notice 4 he should again BE-
aeandidassfuf the Senate, bus except 8 an aspi-
rant for come ocisl station. he 10 dlsogsthar be-
los contempt
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
ANoTHER KIssIN0 som.

A suit was brought islely in Deahzm. Mass.
against one LYDIA Wilmington, for The non-payment
q note IL 500; which che refused % pay on the
ground of want Of e consideratien.v Il seems her
brother kisseds Hrs. HoEson one dAy--was detect
ed-an 70 save apubiic exposure, got his sister q
misc Ths kiss was proved 70 b perfectly nice
harmless and pleasant one. and % he CouFtthOaght
Il was MT worth $500.
Insthe great kissing ems. IN New Jsssey. Che ju1
o could NOT agDee. Some 81 the jurors we're I'M
gallant enough b disbsleye the fair plaintiff her.
cell. whosoismnly avowed that SIC had bssn kissed
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

CoPp's Last Coop. the Express Agent. while
under apriyate examination in this city ON Satur-
day, was asked how be came, while leaving trunk
containing more than $4,000 in money exposed
on the open deck, to take away basket Of eggs
/" The eggs" replied Copp, ."were marked, Wihh
eareF --.dibGny Enc. Jbsp,aak
ExxcUTIoN or ADAM EoRN.--We learn from the
Baltimore American that this wrctched man was
executed on the l2th inst in Baltimore County Jail
yard, between the hours Of II and IL o'clock. Up
wards Of 500 persons were within the yard, and
many thousands Of both sexes, and al ages and
conditions, covered the hills in the neighboghood
Of the Jail. and every point which afforded sight
Of the scaold, which had an elevation Of about 80
feet, and was constructed with . drop. The cul-
prit died calm and professedly penitent for his
crime. After remaining suspended about 90 min
utes, the body was taken down and handed over to-
the surgeons in attendance, who haa made prepa-
IEatiDns for galyanic experiments.
One would think that death was fearful enough
under ordinary circumstance, without drawing TO-
gethersu crowd to see thclast consuisive stSug
gles Of Z munderer
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
n.no sr,,s 7 Cn,,,f do it9

VVNO 0eSV0 - OsSsSv
CAN make q first rate Rifle. = neat
Fowling Piece. splendid PAIR Of Pistols
a Store or Prison Lock that can't be P,cKed.
can stock an old gnn, repair an oid gun
or door lock. cut out an old ride, OF pore
a n old cut rife smooth, can mend old tongs'
or make new ones; can turn Mill Spmdie'
and make Turning Lathe. ! can engra.e
on wood, copper, or steel, make fancy GUS
for printers and book makers. / can make
composing sticks, rules, chases, &c, LOT
Printers. can plate with silver or goid ID
the good old fashioned way, or by galvan'
ism. / can put points to Lightning kods'
or make machine for making Lightning
In fact, can make anything that anybody
in nv line of business can make; and can
make a great many things that somebody
can't. / will make all 0: the above a!ticIes
on short notice, for those who are wiling
to paw for them; and will take for pay
Bricks. Lumber. Wood, Dry Hides rae
coon Skins. and all kinds OF Furs, peer
Skins, Feathers. Bees Wax, Corn oats'
Wheat, Beans, Corn Meal, Flour, and wall
where | can get nothing else, take Hash
If ayy on, thinks that | cannot or Will no,
do a fittings as above stated, they wouio
do we'll to call and satisfy themselves, al
nv new brick shop on Main Street, oppoo
site the old stand, one door below McCray
Black Smith Shop, and next door to tht
Mea, Market. l.. w. bAb0li l.
lana sAA-1c
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
'Th0msOnjan Medicines.

(Sign of the Good Samdrltfn.i
YHyHE Subscriber has just received at his
Il Drug Store, on Main Street, the best
assortment of the above Medicines ever
brought to the west. Consisting Of all the
medicines used in the 1homsonian practice,
with full directions how to use. he med
ic:nes arc put up in various size packages.
Also few copys of COMFORTS Ihomsoni,
an practice.
Also.
A general assortment of Drugs & Med
cines, consisting in part of Calomei, Qui'
nine, P. Parks, E. Salts, Cream Tartar, .
Carb. Soda, Magncsia, Rhuharb, SC s.
AlsO~-
A fine lot Of Brushes. such as Cloth, liair'
Hand, Scrubbing, Tooth, Horse, Shoe. SHAY
ing and Paint Brushes-Comos, irvine,
Shaving Boxes, &c. &c.
Burlington, Oct2-tf JACOB GAUBY.
Remember the Sign.)
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
COACH FACTORY.
YeSE s. HI RIM NV.

DEL URN their thanks to the citizens OF
h Burlington and vicinity tor the liber-
al share of pdblic patronage which they
have received and embrace this opportunity
OF informing them that they have removed
from their old stand on Water Street, to u
more commodious building, situated on JEFF
ferson Street, between the Western and
National Hotel, where they are prepared
to furnish at the shortest notice any des.
cription Of carriages now in use, the dura-
bility and work manship Of which they fully
guaranty i; nor shall their splcndor, style or
finish be surpassed by those from any es-
Enlistment Of the kind west Of the Aiiegha-
ney mountains.
We have now on hand already finished
ONE carriages, among which are one Exten-
ion top Barouche with pole and shafts for
ne or tw" horses, suitable for four persons,
we'll finished also, number OF buggys,
and one standing top Baroucbe.
The above carriages will be sold as cheap
as the same kind can be purchased out Of
any regular establishment in the United
States, for the same kind of pay; and II we
have not any on hand that will suit. we
have the materials to finish them at the
shortest possible notice therefore we think
it would be to the advantage of the CIT.
gems of Iowa and Illinois to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere and examine
for themselves, fer it is the maxim OF wise
men to patronize your own Mechanics on
whose prosperity depends in great meas
ure the prosperity Of the section Of country
in which they live.
BLACKSMITHING Of every descrip-
tion executed with neatness and despatch.
Augl7-ly IL
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GH.ALRS! CH.AIRS!!

THE undersigned respectfully announces
to the citizens Of Burlington and else
where, and to the public in general, that nc
has commenced the manufacture OF Chairs
Of all kinds, to wt:-Fancy, French, Scroll
Tops, Stat Backs, Common and Boston
Rockers, &c, on Columbia st, opposite Nc
Cutcheon's store, in the building formerly
occupied as the Gazette office. Where he
will furnish to order ut the shortest no
tice to suit purchasers, low for cash or
country produce. Call folks and see for
yourselves; no charge for showing Furni-
ture.
Also, u quantity Of Carpenters Tools Cor
sale low for cash or country produce.
LEVI B. AUSTIN.
Burlington, Feb l '44-ly
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Farms. Farms.

wv E have Farm for sale about ten
w miles north Of Burlington, with
large improvements on it, which we will
sell OH the most liberal and accommodating
terms.
Another about 1.2 miles N. w. OF Bur-
lington, with small improvements.
We have several other Farms and large
quantity of wild lands which we are anx-
ious to sell at a small advance on the orig
inal cost. Enquire Of
Nov2 GRIMES g. STARR.