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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
- Joining a Church.

v ithout the most distant idea or wish
to throw ridicule upon the cause Of reii-
gion, we must tell an anecdote of young
man who was made a subject Of the re-
vivals" at one Of the late camp-meetings
50 frequent in some parts Of tie country.
The "subject" was q young child Of Ad.
am, who had s.ived fast and seen mich
Of, the pleasures Of this sinful world; rev.
elling in vice TO the utmost Of his deprav-
ed desires, and gratifying his carnal appe-
tites 10 their full from the 'flesh-poisl 81
Egypt He knew no bounds TO his
wicked inclinatiens, when he was sudde,I-
" brought seriously. to reflect upon his
course and the vanities Of this feeting life,
He attended q camp-meeting, where he
became impressed with proper and con-
trite sense Of his wretchedncss, and forth-
with resolved to do better--to give up, his
evil practices, and no longer 10 "roll sir
under his tongue as, q sweet morsal " He
therefore offered his name as i commnni-
cant, and sought preservation under the
sanctifed roof Of the church. But il
seems that he was well known 70 a SHARP
elder Of the church, who rather doubted
his professions Of holiness, and who insist.
ed that his penitence should Be tessed.--
Thus matters stoodtill some weeks elapsed
when the wicked child Of sin, was inform
ed tibet the board Of trustees had consider
ed well his case, and had resolved 70 al
nit him as q member Of their congregation
But, alas! .slet him that thinketh lie stand
eth take heed lest he fall" The back
sliding sinner replied to his infornan,
s.Tell the old fogjss not to trouble them
selves. Tor they took such . id Ion
Iwhi!e to consider, that ! conclude to ji,,e !,
j,s eos.Psayy'- p;oSystl a'Fs e 81 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

Tennessee. = Governor Brown sent !
message TO the Leli,la;nre in which 10
recommend. TIL, entire abolition &C pnn-
isrment Of death, the erection Of new
peniien,iary, a literal system of public
education, the encouragement Of Internal
improvements by chartered companies, tha
punctnal payment Of the interest on .hs
Safe debt, (Which is estimated al $500 !.
CCO,) the creation Of sinking fund ID
exiingnish the debt, and 4 reorganization
OF the State Bank OF Tennessee. H-Fl. j
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29


DErRAcrIoS.-Man is prone to slander
as the sparks 10 fly Upward. How he feasts
uponthe faults Of o,hersl Be unfor, innate;
be unable 10 pay your just debts, and what
do your creditors think Of you? In their
view You are human monsier-a cheat
a villain--a scoundrel double distilled.
Let your name be mentioned In their
presence, and billingsgaie appears to Be
let loose. IT'S not as It should be--bus
thus is man, untempered BY religion.
ynE What are anothers' faults TO me? sl II fH
Pve not a vnture's BILL, 4.tz
d, To pick at every flaw see.
And make it wider still.
II is enough for me to know @'it
l've folies Of my owns iae5t. ai
md on my heart the care bestow, Fll i
And let my friends alone. Jam /,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
= +, A. W. CARPENTER,
a2 .gosTn .ah 9i3 H 8os 10
7 Matchmaker 4 hwelIer, O
Main, near The CORNER Of .IcAsrn,. siree, M
BURLINGTON, IOWA


|, ,rYolg i.7ssH DRUGGIST, ieqyousf SIT
.Cerser Of Mlip and Washington, street. o,no.;fe
HE Market House,
H As received his Spri, / supply uf DRUG,
III aud M. dicincs. also. PAINT, Giis. Var
|nish, Pain: Brushes, Dye etufFs, Ailars, Nal.
der Indigo. Glue. Gold Leaf. Kronsa. Tur.
rsnt'nr. Lard and Fish OIL Window G,a.s.
within e, Putty, &C. &C.. In fact good aad
ex'ens We stock ot every ar,ic o IN his line.
bought (and paid for) II the hes, markets. and
selling vrrv low. Aiso. a large assortment,
81 Patent Medicines; D.. W,s'ar's Ralsam at
Wild Cherry; Dr. iBrsndre,hs- pills. Nerve
ADD Bone Lini,nent; Fahnes,oct,, yarn,;fno..
Agne Pills IF every description. all aemxire,
and tnasy aher eisbrated medicines 80
Ounces French Qunine, pure. H..
mar 90 as !hR r' sga n sit ~ +
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

An old bachelor being laughed Al By .
pa,ty OF pretty girls, told them that they
were small potatoes.
'e"Wc may be small potatoes" replird
one Of the inaidens, shut We are sweet
ones.n4A .44Ha s 4a 1N8t i6a tI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
n s. R. THURsTON & JAMES TIzzARD )
ske5a,rtte a,l0 Aoucrtisrr
.fH fs pUaiisHED WEEKLY ny
+THIjRSTON g. T1ZZARD.
..,erasos ST., u In LING TON, IOWA TERRY.
TIE v S.:

-, pn,,.SRs aer hs,nuai. If, maid, 10 advance
ID no,s n ard Fifty CtNfs within .'x months
S5s,s OotsARs =, the expiratson OF ne year.
s.sssedp,icn ~iltbe di<ron'ln.sd until all arr
~! .6tors: aud no subscription ~it be received
Y " .hcrtey terra than three mouths. An subl
s = fsf less thassone yaarl must be paid in
,dnare.
~ .u,e COR O~E peLs.Aw: and for every suhse-
- =, ;...,tion FFTy Cents will bevrharged. A
- go, S;.eouut viii be made upon Yearly adser-
gs,,sxe aust be paid on slf concentrations Sc 1t
IN fhis olbCe. ~ s3sss4 s'tf - ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
j. e. Laulalan,

j. G.. Laulman,
HAVING determined to close his stock Of
III Summer Goods, consisting in part Of -
Ralzarines and fancy painted laws;
English, French and american prints;
NJ de LANES. plain and fg'd alpaccas; e.
Cambric and :jaconetts, plain and fg'd bob
bnetfs...
4 Bonnets and trimmings, hosiery, &C. I'll
The, above articles are offered at very low
Iates and must be sold to make room for my
heavy stock Of Fall Goods.
II ng 16A5 .i t91!naH.A tfAi'sta f@til
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
: .nARRET HOUSE,

80 1ARRET HOUSE, n Fl
oneef Je6usos and Third st,sets, BarlirefsS.
4. ~. C. FLETCHER, .PRorRiEroA I'll
nsHIS House, recently opened is one OF the
largest aud NEST commodious in tue Vest
s,csniry. II has all the conyeniences Of the
v, hotels in the cities, and is fitted and fur
IA in fhs neatest and NEST substantial man.
7. Tie proprietor has had much experience
! n keeping OF public houses, which, taken in
,srrion with the facilities afforded in Bur-
s~suH ~ furnishing his table. justifies him in
.sssng that tfecharacter of bis house shall
hkPtnp.. Al = @tat y
. vjkout families, can at all times be accom-
.;;a.tea with pleasant and airy rooms, and on
Ssesskle krfns atah A#
gniliss will also be taken as permanent boar
fs q, 1876. .' ... ,.,. III. 81. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

The Allegheny Methodist Conferences
lately require ..ihat no minister shall b
admitted in:o tbs conference who uses to-
bacco in any Of lis forms. exceptlas msds
icine, and in that case Satisfactory evidences
shall be given" A zs.issaa
In Geneva, Switzerland, - lannon's foY
iss watches. II is said ihat the annual 300
duction Il shout L O,C0O; 5000 wssknsA
being employed in The business. rsa4.il
great fire occurred At Wilmington, n,
g. on The .4th inst. Buildings destroyed,
about hasi bee estimates. lin 4. u , a poo.
aaaf .ltassIs is.l....g .-a.ssg b E. IL. saft.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

90 CHESTS prime gunppwder, Young
~ Hyson and Imperial Teas, for, sale
Wholesale and retail, It MI ':'svF .tFi5f
aug 23sA5 1000 KIMBALL: 4 CO.'S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
Stockings

/. bas .isis 81 St0cklngs. d yls3neei stlt
A4R DOE aen's wonen,s misses' and boys
1 q lambs ypel stockings.Ead s- .7ss,s
sept 70 as WEsLEY JOKES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

a;s.ss 10 blanket Geassi ,dT
tOx A 81 ss!''et's s .1assis Fl roa
rs. orat
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

saaf siss'sstsssg ira4sig ~ 80. esTte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
NEvY-IoRR, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 4. 1855.

meridian is boundary between the people living
unccr roofs, and The tented tribes that wander on the
farther SIDE. And s., as went Gown II ny way
from Tloerlas towarCs Jerusalem. along TIE Vest
ern bank OF the stream, my thinking all pIopended
TO the ancient world OF herdsInen, end warriors,
that lay so Close over my bndle arm
II man, and an tngiIshman, De not born OF his
mother with a natural Cmfiney-bIt IN his mouth,
there comes 10 hln time for loata!ng the wearl-
some ways Of socieiy-a tine for not liking famed
qeople-a time for not d1ncng quatrllles-no; sii-
ting IN pews-a time for pretending that Milton,
and Shelley. and ali sorIs OF mere dead people,
were greater n daa,h than the FIST LIVING Lord OF
the Treasury time, IN snort. tor scotiinS and
railing-or speaking lightly OF the very opera, and
all our most CHERISHED Institutions. II i irom
nineteen, TO two or three and twenty perhaps that
this war OF the man against men : Ike 10 be
wased most suIlenly You are yet IN this smiling
England, but you find yourself vending away 10
the darX sides OF her mountains, Climbing the
dizzy crags.-eyuitGg N the fellowship OF MS :
and clouds, and watching The storms how they
gather, or proving the metlc OF your mare upon
the broad and dreary downs. because that you ieel
cobgcnially with the vet unParceled earth. A little
while you are Tree, and uniabeed, like the ground
;ha. you compass, but Civilization i coming, and
coming; you, and your much-oved waste lands
will be surely inclosed and sooner, or later. you
Will be brought down 20 state OF utter usefulness
the ground Will be curous,y slced INTO acres. and
roods, and perches. and YOU, Tor all you 81 50
srnarty IN your saddle, you will be csught-you
will be taken up from travel, as cot from grass
10 be trained, and tired, and matched, and run
All this in time, but first come Continental tours
and the moody longing for Eastern travel; the
downs and thu uoors OF England can hold YOU no
longer: with larger stride you burst away from
these Sins and patches OF free and-you thread
your path through the crowds of Europe, and at
last on the banks OF Jordan, you joyfully know that
you are upon the very frontier Of all accustomed
responsibilities. There, on the other SIDE OF the
river (vou can swim il with arHnl there reiCrS
the people that will b. k- to put you 10 death for
not being vagrant for not being robber, tor not
being armed. and houseless. There Is comfort in
comfort, and strength 10 one who Is
dying from very WEAKNESS of that poor. dear.
mddle-aged, deserving, accomplished, pedanuc,
and pans-taking governcss Europe.
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Wy FIRST sIvouAc.

The coarse of the Jordan Is from ths North 10
The South aud in that direction, with very ttle OF
devious winding, il carries the shining waters OF
Gahlee straight dcwn into the solitudes OF the
Dead Sea. Speaking roughly, the river in tina,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
performed by
FOLGER'S CLOSAONlAS,
!Au-Eealii;e Balsnin.


Il has proved itself 10 the lest medicine Offered 90
th puec The question is no 'e:sf asked .aa Asihna g
SOM Of cur best yscias and hy ,hem 2yrn hopeless
cases bat who have rrsoFfed ts OF tn great remedy
tt rrmrdy eau b. found hopeless the case may
pear h.. s approved by the Faculty and recommended
by them as the following s sAsS Ii
VIII she- = gentlemen -'ans 18th s;ie@ had been SUI
,eys5 that n,Jca advice obtased II ATTENDED BY
iaIee Of n ~, yseia; ; T. HIM c5 q ~ s hopt
Eeaa. Of this great remedy he purchased bqi- a- RED
T.: IL found Tf!sci -li- .oa IL aud the physicians "ho
attended Lta t-c.r the medicine 10 X woutsrr. il-sd.
Ihsg have suee FseJn ifST%3; M y f10 oi |
medical .stl-Is residing Broadway. called ms last
week 10 say tts; had ben induced - y; the Oi2sodH t
rs use liz w troable 18th cogsh a1t Iss4
blood IN some quantities r. had used boIs I'D eAd
BE one and should recommend i; y such
MIS- TH9rEolkS 81 Aosies , who nd r. IF sex l9
fe;E-dy. She had seve;s cough and -liseG o.o.d:
DENNi' HEiLEI, % "aei-si was i!aei-l u .te si's
and had been EHter me car. Of BIS Pc sci,n CURING
the 'siGtr Il very much Feiucsd and eou.hsd cog
SANITY h-a n commenced The Of tn ulos@oniAn dc
MS used bottles Of he rsa~ I'D IS now .ce TO Esafa
to hs work, being ea ;T,: ET IiSisFIo<
". CorFoET 3 White 50 o's N III roath OF D =
csr last hl r was given Up By hlI physician i irHds
rnd to IT. In, Oiosaonian and ms surprise K has so E
restored hi health TIA; hr Is Eow able TO walk about the
Young lady WHOSE narl- lrfi ,b- ce- has fr
covered diseased lunss Gnde t5s use OF tn oloaonFa
been eoap4isiag Tor and had been sttsaa y ts
physicians both in Brooklyn sat ihn cry They al
agreed IN their oplnoG other and pronounced her ar=s
A. Affected hzf they could not help REF her cur eIz-
ortirarT and ,Sil shortly b rrblished II fall.
Oc PERSONS ETerieac-d The errsT- fcP=ties 81 :,
medicine, sad unh-sltA;iusiy prcGoane=i .
TIE. GREAT REMEDY.
NJ biuirG- ig2 Barceystfr- Sr y, lsoG 81 iobok-u.
Mn Bell Of Norrs;owu y J.. Nix NctaHn WaikEf-s;
Nfs Archibald . White and numerous Other
re ben relieved from cough OF lonS standcg DieulrT
al Breathing &c and have lei. -f rsfes- - lie
cthce
For sale AZ w Nassau-s,re. one door above Ann .nd =;
Mrs Has. ~ ruItoa-sir--t Boz klTn Jfg 3u'
CARPETS-scO pieces frs, r-duun aud sur-rhse Ingram
4 Jlrr-ts Also pieces - ptiatsd CotoE Carpet,
Also 10 k.I.s rich cintz pzeTrA rlHsford ragg-t-
s,- by lne,l NLSA- = Il = 90. . tlne-<i-
CARPETS
900 Pieces Ingram Csroets cerp,5ga full sssortH1en;
sSUO Of ora,!iies srfrafiern.. rsrie By
nh2s WELLS & SPRING. go Pin--.trre,-
FTO CAKP.-I ..I.,Nu sACi s,A,s-ks Ae ae-Ll54u
WIRE Of tstiors initsolr to- We4V-rs NsisEI.
corstsrtIy on htud mae g ort=r and f0r S- hy
mai In TsTHA All : 5koI Hk-IlS. 80 Hs,-r-st
mo SOI-THElN VI hCHANTS-Ih- celebrated u
i we'll Ride ). ,.tr-rrl log gre,s. .lf sale b.
rug2 a. w sfsSs = COS '-,T!-sI
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AGENCIES.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE rCbLIC.-
y '. 8. PALNER'> .Americen NewSIarer subscription
Advertising Agency No 30 Ann 81 New-f ofk don-
INK The Tribune olFcc.) =,
g. PALNER respectfully notifies the Merchants Manu-
f,ctrer, Professional Men, Artists and the business conu-
nifty generally of this city who DESTROYS at ma KING known
abroad their respective numbs sircs sud pursuits
;h-r the Agent Of some Of the best Newspapers ~ most
III. PRINCIPAL Towns and Cities OF every State ~ the Union
aud that he prepared and duly authorized b the proIeto
70 receive for publication IN their respective
rap-rs copies which together ~th the terms OF adv esnS
may ae NJ his office.
For the information and Of those who de.
size 10 extend their Country Trade BY rrt'lng IN the GUN
tfv N-wspap.fs which he the Agent. list o Towns
aud Cities throughout the United states be had II
Office from which Merchants and other make such
lection will best the several kinds Of business IA winch
they are engaged and In the OF which may he iheif
the attention OF the peop. OF he couty
Y. B. PALMER.
- rf As-rt Cor Country N"S-rapor" 20 Nnn 81
AW n ILLINOiS.-EDhiUND CLIFFORD. IL.
IL Is now doRs business III tLGI> h>NE tOuNff, LII
.oi, as Attorney and Counsellor Law, aud wishes Ia
form the inerchans aud of New otk OF The
He acuuaiued with a.. principal men ~ ORTIZ ILLINOIS and
any which be ntruSied 10 HIM WIN oe imei-
ately attended TO- with AL possible and diligence
REFERHrCEs.
Hon. JOS Story. Cambridge Mas.
Prof. Simon Ge-neai,
Hon. g. B. Weston. Duxbury,
Hon. seth Sprague.
VIM l. d Gibbs Fairhaven, e
Charles =. Curtis ESQ Boston, Mass;
Hon Oliver Prescott New. Bedford. Mass.
H. r. F.ssend-n, Esq. Newly ori.
f. B. Washburn, Lialeil H.
= +. 'nl-. Chcigo. lll. ui2A W
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PAPER.
PAPER.
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No 81 JouS-STREET.
~ T. CLAYTON & SONS are in constant receipt Of
IL. rsrers adapted g rve~- 81 ,he trade,
b-acns an usually large assortment OF Blank Books, Cap
and Letter Writing together with every description OF
News and Book Printing C"lofcd Paper oil "cdium ana
other sizes Envelope Tobacco shoe an Tea, Straw and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth in great variety ;
SIX and Log TISSUE plain and coiore &c. &c Besides
Straw Bonnet. Trunk and Bandbox Boards, Press Papers
&C. ac mh26
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rhlrd VI are.: pemoera,ie v, NJ, Nomination.

Fo- Hcy7r.-
DUDLEY SELDEN-
F5- 4-5s-7z4u F'1r 4-svo1- iii-i5a1u.
EGBERT BENSON, GoUVERNECR u. OGDEN.
JAHEs E. WOOD, THOMAS c. BARTIIE.
FOR CoaytJ5Ls.
CHARLES u HooPLE. ALEXANDER BATES,
PR Ta1pe-.5r, - Electi.7.
First District. Second Distrrt. Third District.
Smith Drrun-. Frederick Peat. Thomn. E PEER
William RGnE. Ieanins Duet, San1ei Z aiabssti
The above Ticket va. confined w Gec4m:fi5H and order
ed 10 be printed DEFINING DC Err. Chairman.
JAMES AcKEEM4S. }Ss.-.,,,s-
VIZ. L. >EAsDLow, IS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

Collections In Mississippi.
CHEvES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law. Conse-
~ vile, Missl. 7. a. CHEVES & A. H. DAVIDSON
Will give prompt attention Of their profess
sion generally Northern and the collection OF for
eisl claims amounting to I'VE hundred dollars, AMI "
wards In any part Of the State. Feb 80. 1875
REFERENCES.
EDWIN &. ESTES, Esq. }S.ryorL
SMITH CARROLL,
NJ. ID. COOPER Il co. fSew-Oreans.
FELLOwES. JOHNSON co..
REED & BROTHER,
CAVE & SCHAFFER, philadelphia,
GRIGG & ELLIOTT,
GOODMAN L MEANS ysrc,b,,
D. Il. FRIERS0S. Esq. ~ r rs 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DRkPARATOKY (BUAltDIHu) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L Town, conn. b. II. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established In l-35. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18Th, continuing five months az $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
al attentions IRE secured 20 pupils fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from Newlor& are placed In
charss Of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
st 81 Mirket-s;roer and ~ Broadway. d23yc
DOAEDTNG SCHOOL FOR IlALE PUPlLS.-iiemE-
d ,l-ad Seminary. Hampstead, L. on branch oi the l.
Railroad q miles from BROOKLYN Terms from 70 70 $50
ayea. Circulars att & Ch.mb-rns' south William
-,-r Also al Newman. Book store 100 Broadway. he
PrincipsI during the month Ap 70 Nassau. Ise Sau
m-r 1rrr commences th- trst OF :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

r[Seventeenth VEnrd.-Ats meeting Of the Dem
oca,ic Wing ec,cr, Of Tie Seventeenth Ward hst ~
Henr Clay House corner Of Avenue \ and tssi ste; %
Nlorday evening iach 2i 1875 to he4F the report OF the
Nominating Comnitie- The Hos. HAMILTON FISH was
called 20 preside Messls GEoH FsAvKLN and HrNFHRfT
e. PERLEY assistants, and JosErH C. PISeSSxr aud I'd
WARD c. DELA,A1 appointed Secretaries.
Tie ca. The meeting having been read and approved B,n
edic Lewis Esq behalf the Nominating Committee
presented the followin. nominations:
For Alisnnrn--JACOB ACEER-
For Assistant \ lderman-.i IL Ian :HIi.LlFS. 90,
Eor Caa.sG;.Alss-cHARLgs y MISSING, JAMES
For inspectors Of Elecons-Fi5st Distact, ON Re;
MICH i AAE CHAPMAN Second DsSt4tct, J /. -. II
I fINCkNt.Y TAIN HILl.. ard District HENRY
:. RILEY, aiERRViN X BREWER. + gTth D'-Fset'
PHILIP J.. LUFF, JOSEPH MEM Fifth District,
JOHN Z. FOLLY DANIEL 4. BURNETT. me- Il
GRAHAM UoUSF-NEw AgRASGEME,'T-ROS-
WELL GOSS informs his friends az ;hs public that be
his enlarged his BOARDING. ESIiGLISH.kEiT, known
= the Graham House. SO Ba-caysrGei BY adding 20 *
the adjoining house. and Is prepared 10 accommodate s
si-at " permanent Boarers The most favorable terms.
Al friends Temperance desiring quiet home, an Zee
dom from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited 20
paironze ths house. The Vegetable System, with the
choicest selection fruits &C. which the market affords.
m bc strictly adhered 10, but table vii &c served Tor
tho vile prefer the ordinary mode, mixed Diet.
Groom Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free.
o5 II ROSWELL. fS0SS.
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uuas.r-g, uULLe, TEUasEs.--SO,ee 20 RGptgTai
n = - Fersons- Persons afflicted with RuPtnrss
"a smzy rely lc.su ths best Instrumental aid The
>1-<zss,1% world affords, application Al The 0lcs.
No Vsssy street e.sr u he agents in The principal
t0yrs IA The United --Gcs he careful examine Tie
back psd u Hus Iuiss. N they endorsed ~
Dr. Ia Ia VrtUx Ayne genuine or 70 be relied upon
Is god without bis -ira;ure.
Many per,ous have zatf-tSksn 20 veDd limitations Of
uiPs eel. brsted Truss a Thousands imposed upon
- .soGueues Ihese limitations Cannot Ds relied upon
The ~ uussiai mechanics, and bstses
han ;he ordinary TRUSTS
Rooms ft.d up az No Nesey street. sxcin
.y.ly or 4t.es having separate entrances nom ihs bus
rssa department. where female Is In constant Attendance
~ wait uuon pat.~ntg AL n
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WHOLE NO. 1870.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Daniel Adoc. Io7 Fulton street, New-Yo.k
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THE; TREASURY OF HISTORY.
Comprising Gsrsra' Igedsry 0s:'tss q tfgersGi !-
i.Jy Arc.ts! and H.je-n, ana u SH1es af Sep
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BY SAMUEL NAUNpER,
Author OF The Treasury OF Kno~es- bios5spheAl Treas
THE HISTORY tstIy ifs fS' OF AMERICA iE.f
Edited BY John lnmsn.
The above valuable Work will be completed in abcu;
VIII De sold At . eeays per No.
The t four Nos have already beya issued and III, follow
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" Gery~tr,v's Mental ARrrEMsrIo. Dc,isaed for
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treeatai. Introduction to the National Arithmetic. de-
Grsnes,. Ns,caal Nr:;bms,ic for adr4need scholar.
Coumoa Schools and Academies; seNeg'eenth e':i;ioa
;ieaJ \hmrtcs containing Solution, and Explanations
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TitnifY School William Morris, do.
ClGsSiral ard I'm. i:gh School has. Lyon. do.
Boarding. ard Day SchOol ;ei YOUNG Ladie'. Madame
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f,aclSh t. Classical School Mess =. Tracy Drew do
SAFE School ror IouHg Ladies tBrooklyal A. Gn'R,
Brooklyn Gralzmar School, Walter Chisholm do.
This system OF Arithmetic also used the " Normal
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the District schools the City aud III various iHrts OF the
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