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MUST BE- Sold!
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

SE1 & Ii III ANS LOZENGES.
CHERMAN'S Worm Lozcnges -Tested in over mill
= lion cases. and acknowledged by the medical facu
be the only safe and certain worm-destroyngm med
cine in world Shermans Lozenges alone have any
reputaton-the Doctor is member of the Medical So
ciety, and skful practitioner.
ShermGns CGnphor LozenSes- Headache, seasickness,
palpat lnwness of spirits and dependency cured
few minutes by them, They have been fully proved
in a multitude of cases and never known to fail.
Shermdn'S Cough L0zengeS aay all tickling rrita-
tion OF the throat or lungs promote expecoration and
cure the most harrassing coughs colds in day
aso asthma, and whoopmg cough, and ighness of the
chest.
Sherman CGthartc Lozengez the hest bilious cathar-
tic in They leave the bowels free and less cesve
than any other medicine and have very searching eff
feet on the system. They pleasant as pepper
mint candy.
Skermans Dinner Lozenges excite healthy appetite,
promote digestion, regulate the stomach and bowels and
invigorate the system generally. They prevent cosve
ness remove blotches, and all unhealthy appearances
from the face or skin generally, giving new tone and
vigor to the system.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster The best Strengthen
ing Plaster in the world, and sovereign remedy for
pains weakness in the back oins sde breast, neck,
limbs, joints, rheumtsm, and lumbagoi worn on the
lower part OF the spine they entirely cure the Piles
applied the back the neck of children teething they
give great relief
SORE NIPPLES. Sherman's Papiiar OIL is the only
remedy that Is certain Sore Nipples without
taking the child from the breast. Many where the
nipple appeared fit would drop of, have been cured
in three or four days by il.
Sweet Breath and Beautiful Teeth. Sherman's Tooth
Paste is decidedly the best detiiice in use IL Is war
ranted free all acid other injurious Ingredients
while IL is unsurpassed for cleansing and whitening the
teeth, removing tartar preventing their decay or aching
giving them apearly cast, hardens the gums ana sweet
ems the breath. nm
For sale wholesale and retail by j. CIRCUIT, Jr., 1873
Main ST., also for sale by j. GREEN CO., and by
| Agents in all the towns in the County =
Worcester, July 70. eowO-
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DIED,
In this town. July 22d, Mr. Thomas Chase, formerly Of
Paxton As Margaret, daughter of Mr. Patrick Conway.
yrs. and mos 23d, John s.. of Mr. John w Hunt,
months.
In Hardwck, July II, AshbeI Rice, so.
In Hanover NH, July IL, Hon. Mills Olcott, aged H.
He the only member from New Hampshire of the
Hartford Convention.
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For SALE.

FUR SALEs
- 1.-TWO New thorough built FACTORIES, with
f,MA good breast wheels in the same well geared on,
.@sI situated durable stream with water power TO
each sufficient 10 operate from 40 to 80 Cotton Looms.
They well situated for manufacturing purposes and
have good and convenient Tenemen Possession given Of
one Of them Immediately, and the other in few months.
For further particulars inquire at this Office July %.
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STR FL

EVROM the premises of the subscriber, small
Il sized Dark BROWN French HORSE, about years
old with white spot under the saddle, rather wild and
difficult to catch Whoever will said beast shall
be suitably rewarded. A. F. SMITH.
New England Village, July "a, l645
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MACHINERV FOR SALE,

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
DOUBLE GEER sPEEDERS-3 of "a Spndes each,
and Of 20 spindles eachal in perfect ORDER and
running. Also, $500 BOBBINS for the same.
40 first quality SOAP STONE for Dressers44 in. long
and from Al to inches in diameter.
Inquire Of A. DEWITT, Oxford-F. SKINNER & CO.,
Boston--A. IL. BOYD, Agent, Spring Pale, Me.
July 2S. 4w
Courier Atlas publish weeks-and send bill to Spy
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w. O. BARTLETT,

w. O. BARTLETT,
Attorney and COun selIOT at Law,
Office No 7, under BrinIey Hall,
WORCESTER, MASS.
REFERENcEs-Hon. Thomas Knnicutt,1
Hon. Emory Washburn, Worcester.
Messrs J. Pratt Earle,
J.P. Rogers, Esq.
Nathan Hale, Jr., Esq. Boston,
Messrs Curtis 81 Stevenson,)
M sa $st5 S s; E.;
Richard w. Greene, Esq.l
.o, Non M 1o lanes F F. Simmons Providence RI
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To Wood Chonners,

THE subscribers wish to Cutting and Split
L ting thousand cords of Wood near Deathvile, In
Rutland, the ensuing Fall and Winter commencing the
LIST of September, in lots to suit contractors which
fair price will he paid. DENNY g. FITCH.
Leicester July 23 If
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Straw Braid

WANTED.
A WOMAN to do the work In the family OF the sub
n scriher. Ii. w. MILLER, Pearl ST.
Worcester, July 8. 10
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRA ED OR STULEN,
ENROM the pasture of the subscriber, on the
n night of the 10th, large Chestnut Colored HORSE
9years old switch TAIL with crack in the front part of all
his hoof Whoever will said horse give inor-
nation where he may be ound shall be suitably rewarded
Upton, July "a l845. PEARLY p. TAFT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-13
,aas4 SEPTEMBER

about it. Mrs. Jones did not seem angry,
but hurt. After she had handed him his
slippers, she took the sciled dress from
the clothes-basket over which she had
spent nearly half an hour at The is,ning-
table, and attempted to remove the dirt
that the boot had left upon it. But she
tried ini~vain. The pure white muslin
was hopelessly soiled, and would have to
60 into the washing-tub Lefore It would be
fit 70 wear. i
'If you knew, Henry she said, in a
voice that touched her husbands feelings,
as She laid aside the dress, show much
trouble you give me sometimes, I am sure
you would be more particular.
DO yeslly give, you much tfouhle,
Jane?' Mr.. Jones asked, as il a new ilea
had broken in upon his mind. 4 am sure
| rfn sorry for III .s,.,. "
Indeed you dc. If you only would be
more thoughtful, you would save me a
great deal. shall have to Wash out this
dress myself, now. for the washerwoinan
is gone and I can't trust Sally with it,. l
spent nearly half an hour ironing it 10 day,
ilot as Al ~. Z
i am very sorry indeed, Jane. 1t was
careless trick in me, I must confess; and
if You viii forgive me, will promise not
to offend again
All this was new. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones felt surprised at themselves and
each other. He had offended, and she did
not get angry; she had been annoyed, and
he was really sorry for what he had done.
Light broke into both their minds, and
both made an instant resolution to be more
careful in future of their words and ac-
tons towards each other; and they were
more careful. When Mr.. Jones offended
as he still too often did, his wife checked
the instant impulse she felt to upbraid
him. He perceived this, and approaching
her seTf-denial, compelled himself to be
more orderly ia his habits. A few years
wrought 50 great change in Mr.. Jones.
that, to use hyperbole, he hardly knew
himself He could shut closet door as
well as open it--conld get a hahdkerchiel
or anything else from drawer, without
turning it upside down---could hang his
hat upon the rack, and put his boots away
when he took them, off. In feet, could bt
as orderly as any one, and without feeling
that it involved any great self-denial to d.
so.-.4rthur's Magazine.
fN II
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fTERMs:::x 50 90 IN ADvANcr..

out further renonstrance; but within the
pest half hour she had quietly borrowed 1
screw driver--sfut herselfintothe room--
withdrew every screw in The coffin lid
and gazed, On. who shall say with what
bitterness Of f,elir gP--,lpon The face viahl
in; she fastened tie lid down again, r..
manned tranquil, nay almost happy, IN thj
thought that her own hand was the. last
that had laid upon his 6row-hcr eve Tho
very last that had rested upon his features.
After the funeral, when the few valua-
hles belonging 70 the deceased were ccls
lected together, she was asked whether
she wotild nj wish TO keep something ii
REMEMBRANCE OF him and was told illk
she might take for that purpose any thing
she pleased. s., 81 .ss.s,sse s.ii =,
MAY Ip-snre, then, Ill take this
laying her hard paperl, upon II. Il was
an old handkerchief soilrd and rumpled;
which the yourg MN had worn, round hia
neck during the l.st hours N his illness.
and which. in the hvfiic ard elhf usicn, had
been left on The bed Just where il had been
throw II IL er hi, death.
u *AhS hiCHus ufgeu HcF w ufWNC AIItAiCu
choice. mo-" she would Rave that, and
that only. .-a as a4s'
They asked her 10 ,ake something In
addition at all events; something more
valuable. tf.tl .7filafs'
mo, no. nothing but that--she wanted
nothing nore..'' !; :. 1 fsas AZ
One gentleman pointed out the possible
DANGER Of her selection, and warned her
at least not to hold it 50 near her person.
= But by this time the poor girl had be-
core impatient at the ;oPposition. ITS
mine now--sure, Mre may do, what 4
like with my own" sr hh. III y
And with the word, the han dker chief
was drawn tightly round her throat, md
the ends thrust deep within her bosom;
and one who stood nearest her could hear
the almost whispered words. "He did
me nothing but good in life and I'm sure
he wont hurt me now -
1t is unnecessary to say with what feel-
ings the relatives looked upon her, when
they heard other devotion to the lost son
and brother; she was Immediately offered
home among them, but it was gratefully
declined; her duty was accomplished and
she preferred returning tothe lowly and
self-denying course Of life lin. which, h4f
lot was cast.-N. Y. Commercial .Airr-
fiser. -
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~ MARTIN r. rurrrR, LoxDoN.


Away with false fashions, so calm and 50 chill
Where pleasure itself cannot please,
Away with cold ,brecding /, that taithessly still
Affects to be QUITE al its eass, .raA
For the deepest in feeling is highest in rank,
The freest is first in The band,
Aid natures sw ohle,na n ,triendiy and frank
Is man with tbs heart ia Lis hand
Fearless IN honesty, gentle vet just. x
He warmly can love and can hate,
Nor will he bow down with his face IN the dust
To Fashions intoletant state;
For the best in good breeding, and highest in
rank,
Though iowly or poor in the land, ss.
Is natures own nobleman, friendly and frank,
The, man with his heart in his hand.
HIS fashion in passion, sincere and intense,
His impulses. simple and true, w N4s5
Yet tempered by Judgment, and taught BY good
sense, M 8&4sl
And cordial with me, and with ven,
For the finest in manners, as highest in rank,
II is eoH, man! or you man! who stand
Natures own nobleman, friendly ard frank,
A man with his heart in his hand!
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TAkiso IT EAsv.-Old father Hodge
was a queer man, and in his own way
made every thing subject Of rejoicing. 4
His son Ben came in one day, and said.
= Father that old black sheep has got
two lambs" Ia; y
II ssGood,' sayS the old man, athai's the
most profitable sheep on the farm!" 7
ssBut one on ems Dead" returned Ben.
\ sim glad ont saysthe father, eth b.
better for the old Sheep. II. ~
.iBnt the t'other's dead too, lays Bel:
$50 much the BETTER" 'fejoins Hodge,
"she1l make a grand piece Of mutton il,
the fall. ;" ks s..sr.s5lg
EYES, but the old Sleeps dead too. ex-
claims Ben. si'a 's'af7 as iii $500.
"Dead! dead! what, what, Tie old Sleeps
dead!n cries old Hodge, s.that's coed; che
was always an ugly old scamp" y8fl
,m Port. Tribune. Y.
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FBARnEr HOUSES

A..rof ytecrson s,d Third streets, Burlington.
]. C. FLETCHER, PRorRIEreR.
vyHIS HOUSE. recently opened is one Of tie
largest and most commodious in the West.
n eouairy. |, has all the coaveniences of the
i.rs hotels in the cities, and Is iiied and fur
ri.hed in the reatest and most substantial man
:. The proprietor has had snuck experience
+. keeping Of public houses, which, taken in
s.....r;or with the facilities afforded in Bur
s.stou for furnishing his table. justifes him in
missing that the character Of his house shall
tekePt up. -, -,
!, sittout families, can at all times be accom-
soi,iea with pleasant aud arr rooms, and on
lessonable terms.
Families will also be taken as permanent boar
ies.
-. 30, 1915. -
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A savage otice said 70 white man WHO
'rsproached him with wanting ths coaysnS
fences of society: aYour whole 10 IT,
spent in.laboring for things We hsys lset1s
n do without" s.. :.
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The tias 10 blush "Blush no. nov, =,
saih ! distinguished I.aisn 10 his yotiIi
relative, whom he met issuing from : heuna
Of vice, ..you should hsEe bIushed wheA
you went in" Tie heart dong lY1ati
which shrinks from the slightest caalsst
or conceptioa, Of evil, and twaits ncs 70
enquire, What win the world ~? Nj
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Bsnerolence.-.Not for ourselves but lfr
others is the grand law Of nature, H.
scribed by the hand Of God on every part
ofcreation. Not for itself, but for others,
does the sun dispense its beams; not toff
themselves, but for others, DO the cloddi
distil their showers; not for herself. bot TOT
others, does the earth unlock her treasures;
not for themselves, but for others, do u
tress produce their fruit, or the flowers
diffuse their fragrance and display their -:
rious hues. 80, hot for himself, but 10
others, are the blessings or God bsstsiSsd
on man. He who lives only 70 himsslsss
and consumes the bounty d. Heaven upsn
his lusis, OF consecsates it to the deinogi
of avarice, Is a barren rock in . fertile
plaih- he is thorny brambIe in . fnt5e;
full vineyard; he is the grave Of God's tleSl
sings; he is the very Arabia Deserts Of
the moral world. III. stasi..
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.NEM GOODS.

r S. KIAIBALL has Just received from ST.
81 . Louis a small 10, of fresh goods, ceniprls
ing III ,,art, a few pieces mourning lawns; tsacy
prints l,ts ST st, lie piece nonrning ghis ham;
piece fancy lawn; several pieces Of l"'onf"sas
prints sama,er stuits of various kinds; barred
muslns; irt pms; thimbles; needles. &c:
49,. III a. s'E5ssNa 81 s. ,KlMBAlH.
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LINENS.

IN PIECES Bro. I.itlea
lV8 do Drss dc II
s do Grass do $3.50 ~
8 20 White Line NJ Drilling. Just re-
ceived ond tor sale. by J {. hAtlN IN,
april 45 Water ST.
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Arrived.

lust RECEIVED per steamers IYar Eagle
= and L, nx.i. addition to my large and esfea-
sve stock OF Dry foods "a large shipment Of fire 81
and desirable Foreign aud Dauestc Dry Goods
vi ich VI II enable to oTsra more extensive as
,rtment 10 VI, customers tnan here fore; the pub
lie resrve ,iail, qaesed TO exarr:pe my stock.
may 10 az ss& y.G. LAUMAN,
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Sr5ool COTTON, sc.

a LARG E assortme nj. of trimmip gs, shch
N as spool cottun, BLACK aud white tapes.
stay hnd,ng. bone apd metal suspcnder and
strap t,ons, cost card twist. Galloens' dress
cord, wire rinhon. and packs pins, just re
ceis ed and Tor eaie. by f3,3 III. 49, -
: Nav M.,45. .., lie l. AUMAN..
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Romnets.

4 GOOD sssortpent of t1orehcs Braid an !.
IN Straw Bonnets; also, doz. gents Leghorn
Hats, just received, by -
may 81 AS w F. COOLBAUGH & { Q.
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~ JAMES CLARKE:]
sbt Gazette all0 Aoueriiset:
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv JAMES CLARKNs
...rrssox ST., BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
T r n NJ S /:

TER MS:
en- f,or1sRs ner annum. IL paid in advance
s.rR DOLLARS at the cxpiratiea ofthe year.
- s.s.er;ption will be di.coutirssd rniil all arr
&c, shall hare been paid unless al the optsn
Il. EDITORS: and 40 subscription will be reseivee
-. shorter term than ,hFee. moaths. All SUBJ
A.'.ss. for less than che Sat nitt lie paid in
~.ss,r,i.ement. Of a square and less will he IN
- orce fot Oar DOLLAR: aud Tor every suhse-
~ ~, ;,.,rtion rirrY CENTS viii he charged. a
- o,.cosnt will be made upon yearly adver
ps.:srs ma., be paia on all communications Sc NJ
= .h,. o.ire.
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Hosiery.

HE DOZ. Black ani White Cotton lose.
- 50 dis White and NJ xed tflave. assa,
SO dc Ladies ard Gents Wors,ed and
Cotton Gloves, Jus; received aud fer SALE by
apr 10 "A q LAUMAN, Water 1T.
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suspen sler.

"E have JUST reeeiveda fine articie. of
w Elastic Suspe nders i or snntpies wesr,
oIsste cheap, by " GARRETT & co,
Ray 81 us
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feS(isiIpss

NINE Boxes Malaga Raisas IL
splendid order inst received direct from ~
Orleans and tor sale { heaps ny y sa .ass a#
NAV "a .I5 S. a,''.s.' J. G. LAUMtsN 81.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-13

lssd s Oratrxes and Lemons. ss1asa
lust RECEIVED, one box Sicily Oranges,
81 and one box fine Lemons. 800 49,.
may 10 ,45 sssa8aa aSfs Js6S. kiMbALlA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-13

Tnurn AND BEArrr But drive ipsn,
from filling the earth Nv the sweat bf his
brow, and You drive him al he ssipe time.
from the calm and tranquil pledshfes Of
country iife-the Innocent enjoyment ~
the returning seasons the cheerful health
and happiness that await apon labor IN the.
free air aid beneath the b,ight, sun. o.
heaven And for whatp Only u imprison
him in manufactures, 10 condemn him IL
the frstfisi. arid Seeerilh fife of crowded
cities.--J2hnsons' .ag, icultural Ckemiary.
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A stump orator in the west uses the fcl1
lowing appropriate languages: ls'lii Fss
elected 10 this office, I viii represent my,
constituents as the sea represenls thu eartkt
or The night contrasls with the day. i will
unrivit human society, clean al it, pzftas
and screw il together again I will epf-
rect all abuses, purge ont allicoffupsipn,l
and 80 through the enemies Of our, pasty
Ike a rattthrough new cheese. Ny
chief recommendations. are, that a. 4 pgb-
lie dinner given to -, TATE more than
any two men 1t The table At The lale slec-
zion ] put in ttrce votes for The prrty-t
I've Just o,sRt 4 new iis'iH Of clothes ihsf
viii do to twe1r to Congress, and I've got
the handso.nest sister il old kentuck. 7
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French Cashmere.

e PIECES fancy Cass,meres. 5 pieces
u Drab d'E'to.. u new aud heastitsl lartcie
for gentlemen'- wear, jlst Teceised,, aud for
sale by j. G. LAUM AN.
MAY %, as. - s.'s A@ ssa@ ~
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C00 PIECES Spring and Summer Prints,
LttJnew and beautiful styles. Just received
and fof sab; very low, by J. GIL UMAN.
apr 10 as Water street.
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$50 A.w. CARPENTER,
2 s4it Yfos5taaI s.f'l. 40
!. Matchmaker L Jewcller, 80 6.
J"df". WEIR IRE corner af jefferson street
BURLINGTON, IOWA


ssr4su DRUGGIST. oil f@7sa't
fsrnes Of Mite 6~a Washinston street, op,o.i,s
Ala' The Market Horse, sss,s'.i 81
III AS received his Srri' e su,rlv of Drucs
Il and NJ. dicincs. also, Paints. nii.. Var,
nish. PAW rr.,shcs ,iDye @,pfrs, Aleri. Mad
der Indigo, Cline. Gold Leaf. Rronzet Tur.
rcn'inc, ard and Fish OIL, Nirdow Glass.
Nhitirg, Pdtv, Sc, &c. In fact good and
"xtens We. stock Of e,ery a,'ic in his line,
bought fand pa'd forl is'he hos, mark e,s, and
se'hrg view low. Also. large nssortmen,
1T Patent Medieiaes: Dr. Wisar's Ra sam Of
Wild Cber-,; Dr. E,endren,s Pills, Nerve
snt Bone l.in,ment; nesto-I's ver,nifnuc.
Apue Pilts,sf ,rgerv descriptions all genuine.
and mary o,hef calculated medicines SO
Ounces Fr"nch Quinine, pure.
mar 90 as
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To I,ef. a

VIE email room south Of and adjoining
l. aehramns's grocery store on Coaum :,
street is. for rent, by J s.l4s.
may rs GRIMES e. STARR.
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ST. Louis and ST. Peters Packet.
- The h"i { Y p';;t2ss' steamer
axAzs!szassn JOHN ArcHIsoN. Moster. will
run as above. during the ensuing season, touch
ing at the intermediate ports.
feb 90 diff
% BAGS Shot assorted szss,
. 4eO lbs Bar Lead, just received ard
sa bv J. G. LAUMAN.
april l2. Water street
Tubs.
\ ssoRTED Sizes, jus, received and for
\ sale by J. G. EAUMAN. So
apiii l2, Water street.
IRON.
sUST received by Osprey, and for sale cheap,
p all kinds Of Iron Plough Nonlds Sc.
mar IS WIN. GARRETT & Co.
Ness Firm. n IA.
yyvHE Subscribers have this day associated
4 themselves together under the name and
firm of T'rsley & Clmsted, and will at all times
he happy to wait on all who will favor them
with their. patronage at the old stand of B..
Tins!ey, Merchant Tailor, Main street, one door
from Jefferson. B. TINSLEY.
May %, IS s. NJ. OLMSTED.
N. B. We have on hand a small but well
elected stock of Cloths. Cassimeres, vestngs,
Summer Goods, &C., which will b sold cheap
for cash, (.and no mis- ake,') to make room fol
larger assortment which viii be received in
about two months.
Pcfsc,ls furnishing their own cloth and trim
mings can have the same made up and warranted
to fit, by T. s. o.
NAV 81 '45-tf % as
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0lM rifsCES Spring and Summer Prints,
AttSJnew and beautiful styles. Just cecived
and ior salr very low, by J. GL uMAN.
apr ~ 40 Water street.
81 To let. Isl >
+ NtEYsna'l room south Of and adjoining
L achramns's grocery store on Coaum :,
street il Tor rent, by Ja sI4sl}f-''i
mas3s5 GRIMES e. STARR.
Whiskey. s. ..g,11-
10 BBLs Cincinnati whiskey, for sale by
VIZ. COOLBAuGH& co.
apr - Y y isa}a
Hats and Bonmets.
MEMS and Boys white aud ccl'd palra hats,
~ Leghorn ~ do,
Ladies' Straw and Eiorenes; braid bonnets, for
sale, by ". +. CooLBAUGH & CO.
apr &c AS b sn
8 less cigars.
|EIGHT THOUSAND Toby and Cuba CT.
~ CARS for sale, by eOPP & PARSONS.
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Carpet Chain. '.rs' 8
0nn LIS. Cnipe, Cham. Just received
CUay'and f~ sa,e.hs. as
,pt,i Il, ]. G. LApWAN. Wafer ct.
BACON.
Aoan CHOICE. city rrred ,fissns for sa!
ICVO b. tMaroh3l JSDAvT
Rio CoAree.
lsSA Sacks prime Rio Coffee, just receiFed
! CsS direct from New Orleans and for sale
cheap, by J. g. LAUMAN, IL
apr l2'i5 Water, below Jeferson st.
i Kentucky Jeans. ~
I TWENTY FIVE Pieces just received per
La Ciede, at % cts. per yard, BY Sc
may 81 45 WI. COOLRAUGH CO.