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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Salt.
on BBLS Kenawha, 25 sacks Ground .di-
~ UNI, 20 do Turks Island, for sale by
dec 27 GARRETT Co
To Pork Packers.
noRK BARRELS and LARD KEGS, for sale BY
dec q GARRETT e. CO.
WOOlen Yarn.
WV voLEN YARN of Eastern Manufacture, q
Wv prime article at
dec l3'45 SHACKFORD'S.
Axes.
~ Doz. Hunts Sharpless' and Mars Axes, just
- reed and for sale by
nov Is WM. GARRETT & Co.
Curr0uts.
KEG only, very nice currants at
nov '45 kIMBALL & CO.'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Kenawha Salt.

QS BBLS. No. 1 Kenawha, on hand and fol
~ sale by J. G. LAUMAN,
jan 'a6 water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Silks and SdtiifS,

z PS brown, royal purple and black sftiHs .
u ps 6g'd silks, ass'd qualities cheap, iseA
sept 2045 WEsLEf Jo1s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Window Transparencies.
CEvERAL pairs, of tayleful designs at les
- than usual prices.
dec 13 '45 A. s. SHACKFORD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

A SPLENDID lot Of side, image ahd inarb6
IA column super parlor lamps. Japanned and
brass banging do, also, Britannia hand do. lust
received and for sale vevy Iosc, by f1-
oct as LAUMAN.'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
BONNETS.

BONNETS.
- DOZ. ladies' assorted straw bonnets;
- 3 do do fine Florence braid bonnets;
/ do do silk do
do do gingham do
for sale, by
w. F. COOLBAUGH CO.,
sept 27 '45 Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
The Last OF the Season.
TvHE undersigned have reed by steamer War
Eagle her last trip, large and splendid
assortment OF s; k
WINTER CLOTHING.

Sucn as &&%E8 1NA#&sS
Blanket, tweed, cassimere, cassinett, Ky. Jeans,
pilot cloth and Sleeps grey, Coats, merinoe, val
encia and satin Vests, cashmere, cassinett, Ky.
jeans, and hard times, pants, hickory shirts, fnr
muslin do. Oinen bosoms and collars,) shirt col
lars, &c. EeCaIl and see before you buy, as we
are determined not be undersold by any.
WIN. GARRETT & CO.
dec 13,45 W
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
400 pieces Prints
Books and Stationery.

A1EW style; just received and for sale, BY
sept ri as J. @. LAUMAN. :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Ready Made Clothing.
"|E have just received from New York 1
w general assortment of Clothing to suit
the Fall and Winter trade at very low rates.
sept u '45 VIM. GARRETT r. co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
LOOK OUT FOR sQALLs:

A IL those who know themselves indebted 10
IA J. s. kIMBALL 4 Co, either by note or
book account, are requested to call and set
tie Immediately, as we are determined to square
d scores; 1876 is close at hand
dec 27 J. S. KIMBALL L co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Saddles.
VXTM. GARRETT & co, have lust reed
w per Sarah Ann fine assortment Of La.
dies and Gent,emen's saddles at different prices
call and see before you buy.
nov l. ,45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
CaSsinleres.

CaSSineres.
on PS. German, French and double mi.led
@N cassimers for sale at
aug % '45 KIMBALL & CO.'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Dress Goods.
NEW style dress goods just received at
4 sept q as GARRETT cos.

Dress Goods.
| NEW style dress good. jus. received at
| ~ sept q as GARRETT & cos.
Clocks! Clocks!!
q CASES best 30 hour brass clocks;
- l. do do 8 day do do for sale at
reduced prices at UPHAM's cheap cash store,
| front street. [sept 10 45
Coffee Mills.
e BOXES Coffee Mills, from 81 to IS cents
" piece; IA Manila bed cords and rope. at
aug = 40 KIMBALL 8 CO.'S.
Loaf Sugar.
ClX HUNDRED LBS. No. /, clarified. for
~ sale by KIMRAII. = RI
aug % '45
Boots and Shoes.
III CASES calf and kip boots and shoes.
~ for sale extremely low, at
aug % 10 KIMBALL 3 CO.'S.
Figs, sc.
|TWENTY DRUMS FIGS;
= cask nutmegs;
bales cassia;
bags pepper;
boxes Boston soap;
do toilet do
Z do pipes, in store and for sale very
low, at J. s. KIMBALL & cos.
aug 23'45
Prints.
O0n PIECES Spring and Summer Prints.
AN1O new and beautiful styles. lust received
and for sale very low, by J.GLAUMAN.
Tobacco.
IFTEEN BOXES James river leaf and hon.
II ey dew tobacco, the best to be had in the
market at the price, for sale at
aug 23'45 KIMBALL & cos.
For Sale,
q DOZ. Linen Cambria Handkerchief. from lss
- cents 4. 81. by KIMBAIL.
july ~ rs
TOBACCO.
n BOAES OF superior James River Tobacco the
best article for the price in the city, at
june Z, KIMBALL'S.
Horse Farrler.
V NOWLSON'S Complete Horse Farrier.
N giving full and perfect account Of eyery
complaint belonging to horses.--Price 25 cts.
july '45 J. F. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
stationery.

(AP and Letter Paper, blank books, steel rens,
~ Sc, for sa by J. G. LAUMAN,
jan 3'46 water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

AA Hk HIN @A
CHEAPER THAN EVER:
HELM & THOMPSON having united them
4 l. selves together in the above business, take
this opportunity OF informing the citizens of ,ur-
lington and its vicinity, that they are prepared to
attend to all business in their line with prompt
ness, and in sty e not surpassed by any other
estab lshment in the west, and for prices cheaper
than the cheapest. They will make garments
for cash as iolows:-Coats from SO to Sc, ac-
cording to the style and quality, all other gar
ments proportionably low.
Shop on the corner of Jefferson and Main sts,
in the room over Van Dusen's shoe store.
ECutting done with care at all times when
called for. H. & +.
Burlington Dec 27, l845-f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Pork!

TTHE undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket price for Pork. Call and see US be-
fore YOU sell. VIM. GARRETT T. co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Tobacco.
Leather.

TUST received good assortment Of Pennsyl-
81 van,a Sole and Upper. and also, Kip and
Harness leather, for sale cheap for cash.
nov Is ,45 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Yn DoZ. otter, fur, seal, musr. eloth ..&
OU glazed caps, new style, jus'. reeeived and
for sale, cheap fof cash of Prodw. 20, ky
sept ~ 40 jLA0l6ANs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

A Splendid assortment of brochje, dan.
n ask 6gd Turkerie, cashmere and pIsi
woollen shawis, Just received and for sale, ~
sept II '45 J. G. LAUM AN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Farmers Look Here.
UVHE undersigned wish to purchase
II 10000 Bushels Wheat,
10000 do Oats,
10000 do Corn,
1000 do Flax seed,
5000 Lbs Beeswax, for which the high
est market price will be paid by
nov Is '45 VIM. GARRETT 4 Co.
Blank Rocks, sc.
A SM.4LL lot of well bound Ledgers, Day
N Books, Indces, business states, mems pen
Gil hooks, etc. at nov KlMBALL'S.
Books & Stationery.
wv E have just iced per St. Croix. large
wv assortment of school Books and Sta
tionery, which we offer for sale cheap.
nov Is VIM. GARRETT g. Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Teas.
Oh CHESTS prime gunpowder, Young
~ Hyson and Imperial Teas, for sale
wholesale and retail, at
aug % '45 KIMBALL & cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Horse Farrler.
IL NOWLSON'S Complete Horse Farrier,
II giving full and perfect account Of every
complaint belonging to horses--Price 25 cts.
July '45 J.F. TALLANT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Gum over Shoes

NEW pairs Ladies and Gents super Gum ov.
Il Shoes, and socks, for sale by
jan 3 'i6 ]. G. LAUMAN, water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

NHE highest market price paid, in CASH
Wanted-1O0. 900 bushels of wheat, for
which will pay CASH at the HIGHEST rate
Those wishing to dispose Of Wheat will do well
TO call ON me before selling elsewhere.
now F. J. C. PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Stockings.

Stockings.
AS DOZ. mems women's missss' and bow
i u lambs wool stockings.
sept 20 '45 Wesley JONES'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Mill Saws.

on MILL and x cut saws, different sizes
c0\ different sizes, for sale BY
nov8 w. F. COOLBAUGH & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
RtO Cone

Sn SACKS prime Rio Coffee, N store ssS
OU for sale, It K.fMBAEl : COsG
aug % '45 @Es as5aE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Shirts, Aes

Alpaccas and DlerinOes. s.
a LARGE assortment 6f blk and col,d An
E paccas and Merinoes on hand and for sal3
very low, by GARRETT u co.
aug 1895 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
HcndlcX,. Nnnoleon-Wnr.

The CONGREGATIONAL Journal Concord ~ h
criticises with great severity Mr.. HEADLEYs Ma
poeon aud his Marshals Its mischief says that
paper, will he commensurate with the taste and
genius which give it attraction. This opinion is
prcdicated OF course upon the sentiments expressed
or plainly implied BY Mr.. Hesdley in relation to
War The Journal says
Nj ueadlcy leaves the fields literature, science,
religion and philanthropy to rake open The blood STEPPED
backgrounds OF Egypt Asia and Europe and celebrate
the praises OF the great modern butcher and his ooe
quious cXecutIoners. He hangs around carnage, evi
IDENTITY loves the smell OF powder, and would exchange
the music OF the Zephyrs Tor the rae OF the drum and
descend from the Sacred Mountains themselves
which he has graphically described. 10 witness the
reee OF We'll contested battle nor merely witness
standing in the distance he must rush into the bloody
tray vivid sight OF is terrible realities lie
describes IL with Uuequalcd precision spirit and bold
but ,hereis sympathy with the suffering there
religious views and moral reflections not tear
l. shed sigh Is heaved the heart seems insensi
BILE all the horn lie evils OF scared 10 al tender
and humane emotion and absorbed the admiration of
the Emperor ana his Marsha who stalk over the battle
fed besneared with carnage and blood. Ike strange
beings from another world 10 iesoEie and deyour
lie denies their papahc crimes pallaies thelr wees
and nds ready apology Tor cruel deeds IN the necessl
ties OF the times while they are cxo!led ioF AL thnt Is
generous Just and brave though the single end OF
life destruction tsr and wide may be Il i
work admirably itted to kinde up The spirit and
therefore inoppor,une Tor The times when the
boiling with the passion ior hsht thatit VII
DO ncscuabe injury by presenting false objects 10 the
young in the glory of military chietAins no one can
doubt who considers row strongly such scenes strike
the youthful iancy ana blind the Judgment
And such work written by apro:essed Chris
ian more strange and revolving siill by prU;essed
minister OF the Prince OF Peace vine had been setted
quiet lock IN beautiful valley OF New England,
whom had taught love, and hate aac devour
one another who had assembled the sacred mountains
entered the holy city, stood Calvary. aud sazed up
from the OF Olives We thank heaven that ne IS
30 conscious OF the incoasrulty OF his pro
esson with his present vocation that he IS constrained
very shames sake il Tor nothing better, 10 drop MS
desi snsnou : Christian minister
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Mogg or rHg E1rLosloS-The Baltimore Te

MORE OF THE ExPLosIoS.-The Baltimore Tele
Graphic dispatch OF the Philadel North American says
On repairing 10 the scene Of disaster, the three large
buildings 90 yards apart belonging 10 the mill were
scattered over The surrounding country the distance
OF ten acres There I'VE II the building al
The urie OF the explosion. and ,hey blown INTO
hundreds OF traGineuts-egs arms hesdS, masses OF
teSh and bones scattered every direction, and
the eut.as OF were found hanging 10 me EDo Of.
Tree more ;han hundred yards from the mill The
houses Tor mile and hall IL the county roucd were
more o: less damaged doors were forced open WIN
dows broken ana prosrrated by is effects. No idea
can De formed IS 10 lhe OF the explosion al the
witnesses were instantly ..led One OF the worknea
LETT the mil lev minutes before TIE accident; and ;ae
hands were a: :as. time work their regular bust
ness The Oft I'VE persons who los: taei- lives
BY This disaster are james 5ush Francis Woodward
William BrSndon German named hnoop, and acooled
r,sn named Nelson W.grsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

THE STORM on LAKE ERlE.-The late storm
was very severe on Lake Erie great many vessels
have been wrecked and the loss of property has been
immense Many lives have also been lost but ii is for
,uuac that many OF the and sai! vessels had
gone into winter quarters The Buffalo Courier says
,hs, shippers with the heavy prof, they have al
ready made had determined to avoid the risks OF the
closing OF the season and withdraw their vessels This
partly carried into effect and disastrous the gale
proved i, less than lift had had its sweep at
the dee, which week ago on the Lake. The Wei
land Canal is closed by breach that report says, VIII
take ten DAYS 10 repair
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miscellaneous.


CHAS. E. FOLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
MO I91 BROADWAY tup stairsl respectfully informs
Nhs aud gentlemen generally that ne has on
Cs.,ifrr.. and vrstings which he VIII make up Ia
ner be viii prove every way satisfactory TO nOse
who may favor With ther patronage he wishes IN
parcusr 10 call The attention OF gentlemen to bis new
syl- of Dress and Patio OyercoHts, he IS earnestly Of
The opinion ma: they cannot be eNceed In this city or else
where Gentlemen furnishing their cloth Will nave
their garments made wllh much care as purchased OF
-. %!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

IMPORTANT SUIr.-At the last Rensselaer, Cir
GU: Court held Troy Hoa. \. ! Parker, presiding,
Rooe-, Dunlap and others OF this city recovered $50
O: irish Gregory sni Others under the following CT
cunsAaccs the defendants purchased Of the old Eud
Ri9er Association in $50 twothirds OF the Robert
l. Stevens Tor Sioo and entered into covenant -at
she should 20; the No-tn River passage boat
shove SsUserties Ulster county 10. every TN.
the owners should io.ieii two hundred tosIs l. was
proved thai she was 70 Albany twenty ZINES
anG carried passengers, contrary 70 the covenant OF the
defendants. Bosi Atss.
TEMPERANCE N FOREIGN NAv1Es-An extract
from letter laIe London paper gives the glad IN
;egsnee tha, the Temperance Society IS having srea,
influence over tie sailors Q: he navy o. Sweden and
Norway Dat Of the iii forming of the
Norwegian rgs,e the FTeys and ~ Swedish soop the
Norls;ernen which have Just !ei: ChriseAnA 10. ,he
Mediterranean S2 that more than ,yc-.iris ,hen
hsye desired 10 receive raos OF tes O. co5ee instead
OF brandy.
r. The Hon Richard pakenhala- Minister from
be Co-. of St James &c the uried States, arrived n
his civ last uh. IN me L. States Nal steamer from
Chsrieston. Savannah Repub. Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
General Notices.

MR. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS soIREEs.
~ The Tuesday Semi. Monthly so!fera - III com
irrnce tor The the IN inst LGccs Tickets 10
he mad onv OF Sir. W No Lads admitted without al H.
ytation Ticket procured from Mr ". Gentem-u's TICK
cts Of az mission 81 Subscription 70 The So!rees-eeveE
In uuuher-f0r thu season, -
Mr. W and Daughter Will give instruction In the cee
brat,d aad muchadlnlfel VALSE ClNO TEMPS,
yyhi-h vii b. brought ouI IL Paris and London the
,,~.-.,t d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
ByTLEyTLLE WHITE LEAD

BELLE ILLL " III 7 : ND
NHE subscribers receiving from The factory OF be!t-
VILE " J. their regular supplies OF his superior Lead
~ and In oil put IL Sasks kegs, which they war
rant -ous in quality any imported brand For sale In
lots OF one ton and upwards. by
FRYATT CAMPBELL co. AS Fron.-sl
A,,n-Rec LEAD I.iibsry- and O'Sngr hin-rsl all JIM
TS@ENCE OF COFFEE.-Thls delicious beverage,
Txmsde OF the purest and best Coffee has gained great
DopuIary not only on account OF the great facility Il Of
ters 10 houseSeepers and bachelors oy making Win one
a -po1n full more ess IN cup OF hot water or MIX,
, most ps!uabe Coffee also by ts superiority to any
coffee prepared 10 The usual way
Tn. manufacturer avug lately attained some advantages
In retaining al the FAVOR IL The essence /. conider ha Il
will now give Satisfaction 10 al Wis try Il
For sale al - Mafen-laEe 1873 Broadway, b59 Broad
way ia Broadway Union place 52S BOwery, 200 Bow
ery 1884, Chanam-=t u Ceutrest - East Broadway lo2
East Broadway, lDl Cedar-sL l52 Cham6erss -
Z. /. SZADEcZKY, Manufacturer
ny .tyyI,to- No. 80 Murrayst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
L.ANGLEY,s DrscurTENT

~ Are II remedy for Corn., Sunions and Warts,
purpose, and have given general
.isacon thar any other presented 10 the public during
h, ae-G wears. Their great and increasing sale,
without advertisement, Iesns- II They are warranted
e-ctual IN all cases when the directions followed. aud
being spread applied without trouble Price > cents
Per box CHAS. II RING, 1872 Broadway, cor. john,
rs Inn Wholesale and R-lai. \ gent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
~ .Grcot Ache. from Little Toe. Corn, grow.

Thi. has been e by thousands their sorrow but there
no Necessity their being troubled ~th these fee!iags
Any longer for he ARABIAN CoRS PLASTER WI! give i'm
mediate re uf, and erctEay a. corn= bgn!ous &c
If il fail, 10 cure the money Will BE- refunded. For sale
bv DAVID SANDS co. No Il East Broadway loo Full
Ion. = and - Broadway: {. II. Ring. 10! Broadway
Wat, X KelcIam l.! Fu!lou--i; Z. ". GGon, II Boe-
p.,ra ~ -.1ts -, hox n2i I'm
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Glbools.

FRENCH TAUGHT by Msnescs's Oral SYSTEM
Ladies' Glasses iOruiag Those DESTROYS OF join
ing viii please apply F. Grams IS Mercerst mig lw-
T ANDSCAPE PAINTING.-MRS. H. NJ. PERLEY
Lnslructs ladies' in Landscape Painting oil colos,
No. 5u9 Broadway, corner OF Housou-st south Of 81
Thomas ChJsch. References, Mr.. A. B. DUs,So, Presi-
dent of the SaGona. Academy OF Design, Professor F.
g. MORSE &c. SIS .lneod'
hI~BKOW'e RIDING; SCHOOL, No. as Bow
AZ cry, near As,or and Lafayette places, New-fork.
Mr. D. has the honor 10 announce that bis school Is open
Dag and Evening, for EGuesiGSn Tuition and Exercise
Riding. TERMS
Is Lessons 90 Month
10 do .......... 10 0020 Rides 10 20
! DO ............ ) OOlO do .......,....... 90
Single Lessons 49,. 90 Single Rides IS
Road do ....... , sol
" B. Highly trained and quiet Horses, for the road or
parade 10 let. EVENING CLASS.
IL Lessons 20 ~ Rides 60
Single ........... u Single Rides 10
RULES.
l..Al Lesson. or Rides paid for or commencing
q One hour allowed for each Lesson Ride in the School
g.. One hour and half for Lesson the Road.
e. noars for Ladies, from A. NJ. TO Z. VI.
for Gentlemen, from to and from 10 81 T. NJ
6..Ss gentleman admitted during The hours appropriated
10 Ladies'
months allow ed for Course OF Lessons Rides
n &. The School has been rehtted and furnished with
Stoves Ladies in delicate health need be under no ap-
prehension Of taxing cold.
card OF address requested previous TO commencing
P. 5 The School will be open each "Wednesday all day
for Ladies' all Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

DIED ~ \ FIr-A young woman whose psms
IS unknown ihis morning passing along Cente--st
sad VIXEN IL front OF No 255 SIZE tel down IN 81 and
died IN very short time SIZE did not recover SUE
GENTLY 70 tel her name or residence. The Coroner
.slG sn inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

PRISON RyroRM-A new association, auxiliary
10 the Ncwlork Prison Association rccenty formed
Auburn after able address delivered by Hon JorN
w. EDMoNps OF this City. ExGoy. SEWARD, who takes
deep intcres, in the objects of the Society APP
rointed President and EN.Coy THRoor Vice rrcsident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
Destructive Fire Mt 81. Louis.

We are compelled from caamitous occurrence
10 which all are or less exposed 10 issue
slip TODAY and in SO doing make apology 10 our
readers; for consider one unnecessary We aiude
20 disastrous lire that IS now while We are writing
this barely subdued by which though we are not 3@t
out every thing N our establishment Is KNOCKED n'o
from the acods OF that We're poured into the
building occupy TO save 1t from the devourins ee
ment
Between and o'clock this morning, flames Were
seen issue from the auction store OF L b. IMsee *
MGnstrcet One or TWO persons who have been IN the
habit OF sleeping there had time barely time 10 get OUT
with only their night clothes on.
The hre burnt tercey, and in short time spread 10
the adjoining buildings Nos "a and 20 Mainst-eet No
70 being occupied by Mr., Aspins importer sud dealer
N Sueensware, China SC and No. - BY John Hall en-
gagged in the same business Our office Is next the last
FAMED building The contents OF Mr.. IarSeeS store
are entirely consumed; the loss heavy though we are
told he is protected 10 extent by policy. Mr..
Gordon in the same building, lost si-Sl7oo Nh Hal
has suffered the amour, OF $1,000; insured 5000
Mr.. Asphalt has experienced heavy loss. Our owQ
loss has been iGconsi6ersble.
While this ire was raging. second alarm was raised
his time smoke and lame were discovered coming
oU' OF Cabinet chop, IN o. Nicesret between &C
a;id SC Mr., L. c. Dessaint who owned the establish
ment informs us shs, when he asce-tned the fact OF
OF It's being Are he ran Z. the door in front but found
i, locked. rs he had leiti,
lie is OF the opinion ,ha, the ire WAS the work OF an
neendisry' VINO must have go, in through back win
dow Mr.. DIS loss is 5000 ne is insured to the full
amount. 81 Louis Gaz Extra Nov 10
Nix. ]. q. ApANS-ln answer to the various and
earnest inquiries addressed to from many Quarters
NC feel authorized TO say that the OF Mr. Adams
decidedly improving. His rne6ca, adviser spoke las,
evening iavorsby of his recovery than he has done
az any noren; before We venture 50 make this State
ae out OF respect to the deep aud general sympathy
which has been manifested by ,eIowcitizens To-
ward this gentleman in his presen, Illness.
[Ros,on Wig. Monday.
flocS-A Quebec paper a6vertises trotting
iSaiea 70 come of Immediately after divine service.
S9Iais mus: DO high state of cultivation in tie
British Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

weakness OF The voice. kings, heart spinal nervous, ie-
male and digestive sy.teE-irc.ndng dyspepsia consgPa-
zion piles crooprg snt distortion common 10 children
And Young sd-- also EEDING At IEE LUNGS i per-
feet substitute for the corset and constituting shoulder
brace with zone Of their pernicoGs Tenderness Unlike I'll
others il SCI. BY supporting the small of the back making
u fulcum by lifting teNioiy he whole Internal
oil. OF orEa1s Pamphlets and BOOK Common Sense
giving .acrnson can had me otce ~ Broad
4 lady IN !zGies O2Ti " n-5 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

RUS OvEK-A lady who refused 70 give her
name or address yesterday afternoon Tun
front OF the Aston House Broadway, by csr No $50
driven by David WhistoH She soon recovered and
able 20 walk bo1:e.
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,Ir.;c-J BALTARD. Professor OF The Gplu

- NIu.ic.-J. BALLARD, Professor OF The Guitar
Singing and Flute No lS5 Springst rear Wooster, Will
receive application. lie parPose OF forming Classes OF
rcishing AZ ne numbers increase. GUAR md Singing
Lessons As usual J. 5. constantly on hand choice
selection Of Flutes and Guitars =; moderate prices HE
graceful form an easy TOUCH and sPower and orlisn-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
oil Tor Constit 12e 7oo DO agansl Equal saa l3s 93O

MAssAcHusEr1s.-Th Official Canvass gives
the following aggregate Of Votes for Congress in
tha anvarnl districts