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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15
HERALD AND RHODESLANDER THURSDAY

$. N. aged 81 years. lie was native of this
place, and his remains were brought here yes
terday for interment lie had been stationed for
several years past at the Navy Yard in Charles
town. Few men have died more deservedly be-
loved and esteemed by all who knew him than
Mr. Breese He has left wife and large
family Of children, with very many other rela-
tives and sincere friends to mourn his irrepara-
BILE loss.
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In Providence, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. II. Bradford, Thomas w. Cole, to Miss
Abbie Brown, fourth daughter Of Prof Oliver
Shaw, all of that city.
In Middletown, r Lon Tuesday morning last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Thayer, Robert Morrison
Olyphant, of the House of Olyphant and son,
New York, to Mary Sophia, daughter of Will
liam Vernon Esq. of the former place.
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Nj T. MORAN VIDA.

Arr at Darien. Geo 81 inst in distress, Bria
Walcot, Eddy, FIN Santa rrnz Cuba, fir New
York, having been dismasted in hurricane
no date, in lat, 81 as
Arr at Brazos, Both ult, brig Tasso, Burdick
fm Apaachicola.
Arr at BrazoS, inside the bar, 30 ult., schr
Warsaw, Burdick, fin New Orleans, schr. ST
Rosa Read fin do.
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NEW STOV Els.

A GOOD assortment of STOVES, Of various
"A patterns. for cooking, with coal OF wood
Also pARt.OR STOVES, of various and
highly approved patterns, for burning either
wood or coal. Please call at l27 Thames st,
aud examine for yourselves NV. MARSH
sept II.
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Boston. Sept I'D, 1915,
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.

Dear Sir.-I take pleasure in commune ating
through you. 10 all whom it may concern, and the
public generally, the astonishing effect your truly
wonderful medicine has had upon me. have en-.
loved perfect health for four or five years. Ply.
sicians told me my liver was discussed. and that
light some day die with consumption. Last
September. le45, | look slight cold. which pro.
duced hacking cough this continued until Feb
ruary, 1915, when ! added another cold my
cough increased, | soon lost my appetite, aud my
strength failed. For six weeks could not lie up.
on one side Isweat veiy much nights, raised
considerable blood during the winter, and could
not speak u loud word for two weeks. With all
these bad 81 mp,oas. had very severe pain in my
side aud between my shoulders: general debility
followed. was confined my room abouteight
died with Consumption. Iexpecied 10 die my.
self my fiends also despairod of my life Al
this time an uncle who had been bene fitted him
self advised me to take
DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
accordingly procured bottle, took il, and
fell some better obtained another, and a third
then ceased 10 bleed and my cough was much
better but my disease was So deeply rooted |
was obliged TO continue taking the Balsam unit,
had taken seven bottles. can honestly and rn.
iy say, I believe Dr. Wisiarsl Balsam Of Wild
Cherry saved my life.
MRS. MARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs.
Gould, assisted in taking care Of her during he
sickness. believe aud know the above statement
to be true.
MRS. p. c. PRESCOTT,
MRS. s. A. BACHELDER.
No. | Commercial Street,
Boston, Mass, Sept IL, 1915.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS Oh
The wrapper.
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoNBAY, Oct. -, lS46.
AT Market os75 Caule (includinp Stores n,

At Market 2S75 Cattle (including Stores and
Beef,) $500 Sheep. and l425 Swine.
PIices-Beef Catle-lhe prices obtained last
week were fully sustained. We quote extra
So first quality 8 ?5; second so al IS; third
So 425.
Working Oxen-We noticed large number
of sales. viz; S5o, $65, $40 $72, S77, SO 50, SoS
aud Sl05.
Stores-Two year old $40 "A Ia three year old
SIG S2S:
sheep-Sales quick; small lots at / 42, 80, II
"a. 25 262.
Swine-Sclec,ed lots to peddle at 3 J and 44c
not selected 81 and Age; old Hogs 81 aud &c. Al
retail from 4 10 SIC.
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NOTICE.

ON and after The first of October, Oysters
\Dnay be had at Thomas Pell :, l2i Thames
81. nj the Winter rates, or persons can be sup
piled at their houses with the above article
Where he intends TO keep constantly on hand
every variety of Oysters. large and small Al.
so Calsups aud Jellics, of all kinds, may be had
at his establishment at the above named place
NB. Ills rooms are opened for Ladies and
Gentlemen as usual Tor supperS Ne.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15

We understand that the Miami Indians
are about to comply with their engage
Ments, aud retire from their late territory
IN Iowa. We are happy to learn that no
force will be necessary to secure their
compliance UniOa.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15

D.. The CASE AGAINST BARKER BURNELL
came before the Court yesterday after
noon. The Grand Jury found bill
against him in seven different counts,
tho first of which only, ior embezzling
100000, was read. When asked if
he was guilty, or not guilty, the prisoner
replied, distinctly and emphatically--l
AM NOT GUILTY. The court adjourned,
without entering upon the trial, until this
morning ut 9 o'clock, that MIR. Burnell
might have time to confer with his princi-
pal counsel, who was not in town yesler-
day, but was expected last night in the
boat.
p. S. Mr.. Choate, Counsel for Mr..
Burnell, came in the boat yesterday
Nantueket Eng. Of Wednesday
JonN WooD, cashier of the Bank Of
Rome, it is feared by his friends, is lost
lie left home about the middle Of last
month for The sea shore, to regain his
health, which for several months had
been quite feeble. His physician from
this village accompanied him 10 New
York, aud saw him safely aboard of the
bteuIlDOut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'oi wv"
port, on the 18th u,t., since which time
he has not been heard of by his family OF
friends. Ills trunk, on which were his
name and place of residence, arrived
safe at Newport, aud there being no per-
son to claim it, the agent of the boat I'D
dressed letter to this place on the 3Oth
ul. inquring to what place the tru"k
should be sent On the receipt OF thus
letter, his brother, William Wood, left
for Newport, and since his arrival there
has written home that he eau learn no
trace Of him. Great apprehensions are
entertained that he must have iallen
overheard.
Mr.. Wood has been cashier Of the
Bank Of Rome several years, and kept
its affairs promptly aud very satisfactorily
arranged up to the day he left. His pc
cuninry circumstances are easy. lie
has a wife and two children, to whom he
hus been n kind husband aud indulgent
father. There is 10 occasion to say in
this community, where MIR. Wood was
90 we'll known that there is not the slight
est stain OF his Integrity Rome Sent'l
MIR. Wood, wus a native Of this place, and
the son Of the lsto Capt John Wood We re-.
greet to state that no t,dings whatever have
been received by his friends here respecting
his fate.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15

CAPT. ViNroN, Of the Quarlermaster's De.
Psriment. has chartered the ship Liberty 10
convey the companies Of ARTILLERY, now al
Fort Hamilton aud Governors Island. to
Point Isabel. The battalion wi! be com
manded by LIT. Col. Belton this will reduce
the permanent force in our harbor TO one
company of artillery Ibid
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15

Sedentary Pursuits, or those of close and
ooniinDg nature. produce from the want of snff
eient physical exercise. u long catalogue of dis.
eases, TO enunerate which would require a vol.
uue. They attack alike the lawyer aud the
clergymiD, the artisan in the workshop. aud the
female operatives in our factories. Whatever
form they may assume, "A arrangement ui the d.
gesive aud biliiry organs, will be found TO be The
main origin Of them all The system needs To he
stroug lened, aud nature 10 be assisted ~ her ell
forts To overcome the disadvantages OF an unnat-
ural state ofuxIstence. The faculties by the Use
at some mid aud carefully prepared tonic, must
be restored to their wOnied nctyity. and the acrid
hunors which have taken possession Of many OF
the mo+t important organs of the system, the
stomach. the bowels. aud the hyei be expelled
thereirom by gentle vet effective purgatl'e.
Taken ~ nodernte doses, ~ sufficient quantity
10 relieve daily the stomach aud bowels, the Sar'
saparilla and Wild Cherry Biters have been at.
tended with the happIest results We trust they
may have from all far TIA as we are confident
that their use will relieve much unnecessary sui
ierng in ii. study, the counting house, aud the
iac,ory.
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Nrm advertisements.
FOR SALE.


InN Saturday afternoon, Sept. 26hin Thames
~ street. Il Head Ornament. with ribbons AT
iscned To it, ~ covered with valuable stones The
finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving il al
Mr. G0t's William street. Oct. 10.
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AsFAIR AS THE LILY !--RAD.


Always celebrated Chinese Medicated Soup
is indeed a wonderful discovery-.for what Ma
ture in her miraculous works has left unfnish-
I'd, this valuable Chinese Medicated Soap has
completed. Look, for instance, at that dark.
sallow, pimpled and disfgured vlsage-'how
annoying to the sight is such an object But
look at the lovely, fair, clear aud transparent
complexion How beautiful to look upon !!
how the eyes gaze with delight on beholdng
such an object of beauty Why is there 50
much difference between the two objects Be-
cause the one has used that valuable medicated
compound Railways Chinese Medicated Soap,
and it has eradicated every vestige OF tan, PIN
pies, spots, bemishes, diSigurements, and all
unSighlly erupions, whilst the other has neglect
cd the advice of her friends by not using this
valuable compound, and of course suffered the
consequences. LADIES, do not fail 10 give
this excellent Soap a trial, for if your skin be
either dark, sallow, rough or diSfgured, Rad
ways Chinese Medicated Soap will make il as
fair as the lily, and render it sweet and healthy,
fair and transparent. Price IL ID cents per
cake. Sold wholesale and retail at 81 Hudson
street, New York, and BY r. j. Taylor, Agent
Newport. Aug. 9Th
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15

A gentleman of high standing in the society Of
Friends. speaks as follows Of the great remedy
Hunts Linimem:
Geolge z. Stanton,
Nercastie, In month, LIST, 1874.
Esteemed Friend:-Thy letter of 29lh ullmo is
received. Ia my reply would say. that have
been troubled with lame knee for several years.
during which time it has distressed me much. |
procured bottle Of Hunts Liniment u, thy store
early last spring, and have used il freely. aud |
can say that since that Time | have had little or
no trouble with my knee. A friend, to whom !
seut a bottle, informs me that i, was OF great
benefit to her in rheumatic aileciion. have no
hesitation in recommending it to any person
neuding an external remedy.
JACOB GRIFFIN.
Newport, X J. TAYLOR Portrmouih.-
JOHN rALLMAN,-Fall r wer--CUSH-
NAN Il WOOD, aud by drugg lists gener.
ally throughout the State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15
Intellectual Entertainment and
Instruction.

MIR. TEW having presented the claims
Nl Of Phrrnology aud Magnetism to the
r,l,zens Of Newport, aud ha,ing closed his
Popular Lectures, proposes to organize A
CLASS consisting OF Lad zee and Grn,lem.n,
10 whom h. will teach PRACTICAL PiiRE.
NOLOGY,-ihe ART OF MAGNETIZlNG,
aud It's application to d'srose.
The Class will bs commenced the ensuing
week, il sufficient inducemeut be offered pre-.
vious to the Goth instant Names may be left
ut the Stores Of Milton Hall, u. Marsh, Jr., q
w. Stanhope, aud at this office Terms "l
tuition 81 for the course, consisting oi nine
Practical Lectures
Newport, Oct. 10, 1876.
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A Administrator Il Notice,

Court Of Probate, .Nswpori, Oct. ), 1876.
A PPLICATiON is made III writing, by Sarah
n Plluan widow for an Administrator TO be
appointed on the estate of Thomas q. Pilman.
late of Newport, deed the same is received
and referred for consideration TO Court
of Probate, TO be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the first Monday IN November
next, at 9 o'clock. o. H., and notice thereof
ordered to be gwen by advertisement for
three successive weeks 10 the Herald Of
Me Times, that all persons interested may
appear a, said time and place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
oct. 8. B. B. HowLAND, Prob. Crk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15
all Wool Square CaShmercS,

From 800 to $50, 90, of all rolorS, aud Ot
TIE LATEST PATTERNS, aud ~
an, quantity
ZOO Black Ottoman silk shawlsfrom 800 To iSoo
800 do Tpfieis do do do sb,1o To sIoOu
100 Fancy Colored do do various Styles
300 Rich Pfinted Tetkerri aud tH''iltnn -hn"h
10 % Plsd Long n square shnwlsr' NJ l,bO !" lz'o
300 Black aud uolored Plun Thibet, Terkerri' ana
Nous de Laine shawls. .
MaiiIe, Nett wooIen aud Other Comfort shawls, ~
great variety, with IA complete assortment oi
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None in this Country,

IN BUYING AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
must be apparent to every one-not only from
the great variety from which To stect--out IN
porting III. goods ourselves, we save the prom
which the retailer usually pays the importer,
and from the immense amount "f our safes, we
eau afford & DO SELL A SINGLE SHAWL,
at as low a rate as any "down pwn importer
will sell case. ln our stock nay be found
100 Cashmere Long shswls, all wool. at $500
900 do do do S"ol reh,res i-'oo
400 do do do pure lnsh. ,o ooI
tu,re from 2j,UO to 10000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-29

HH SW W MI "S
1SACs ~ w IA IL IN IL ~
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
= |" -D
. q Q q q d u q n n RI
" n IruiS "ohuerIui cure III
d. swNsr Dear shn October last while engaged with Nj
Joseph 3'h awmn was attacked wit
Houi being exposed al night which gradually Increased
Of, an.,,, Ssvr ~ A. hh 49,. IAN N ,he Sea"; los
family who were wholly dependent on INV .,e,on, So
yet Obliged leave nv business and return home uash,
attended by several but still grew wos unit, INV msd
attendant. gave up ineurable nv wifi
ot.e Of pubie ~ me-
wayne Compound syrur OF yyld Cherry me ho
Mcclure your asent In Iwovn which ,.,v,
continued until had taken Ave bottle. Am ro All.
return to my work again write this 10 Offer Won NV snr,
you arr liberty he Known =. that N auy hu
being suffering have been he may have roeour,
your in medicine. YOUR =
LewistVwn. Del ,.g JOHN p. BoYNE
CONSUMPTION which ha, b.f. the ,k of ,u,i,en, M.,
where nyads hay. be- en- given I'M Inv
ing recourse to- and in mi, remedy
been adieaiy cured There are now IN m, hand, Of IN, nn,,,
certificates OF cures which wo astonh errdnl
itseh they those Who ave
hed with any OF the above diseases give This medicine
you WIZ ueh pc eonN'nesd ms 10 no miserable com
Pounu ou, o ana remedy and That Its curative
Gu, - sA M e"Hs anu eSu.nea oy none
syrup me ony uue anu genuine Mueie OF VIII
o.oie tne pubic ana We would sy 70 the aieteo Away
lore you purchase. beware. and he not deeeived'
persons may Ten you thst some o'ner preparation
ko nm NOV one uiai o the genuine Ut s~aynes ~
iup OF wa Snei1 W" convince you that Is the most valuabh
einee'et uncovered
. ou ne INCREASING ue"ahu lot vac ABOVE hueh Druggisn
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vUlHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.

IL PANY OF NEW YORK. No. Sc Wan suee,-Thi. Com
pany ofresuary ista years
has Issued IS II policies The reev
premiums and Interest eieioo7 yielding
This capital rapidly Increasing I'd and ID
bceoainx due, aud vas extended and
The prosperity Of the
placed In sronx position m capital and resour
ample as 10 inspire confidence s stability and
insure safey is members. so .a
organized principles OF
and oer whole
fosies Coz short continued ul DEATH
mourning personal responsibilities Al the sxprauon
nom the date OF the policy INSURED (which
the first division OF profits be OF February
ists the among insured
al their credit aeeumuiatns fund.- payable ate de-
of the life insured u .....- -.
progress strong for
dividends member periodical
and fully equal TO thoss Of the and
Mutual Companies In Great well
known profits have been made. L.I .
and utility OF Life Insurance becoming mat
with all Of and
occupying public aud beginning
benefits be derived
monthly OF BY this Company
clusvcly show.
Merchants Tradcr- CIVIL Military Naval
Clerks
their families ofdeat
comfortable and by making with tins in
annual for keir lives
vorabe Persons effect insurance their ownives
the lives OF Others
Pamphlets explaining and showing the advantages
Of with the and forms Of appiea
be obtained AT the ofee OF this Company, No ~ Wal
any OF Its Asents
New York. July LIST. lsts.
7 Rates II hs-rsses H-.4sd DSlars si-sis LJ
O.< Year.
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GORDON d SKINKER, 81 MAIN STREET

GORDON a. SkINkER, 81 MAIN STREET,
~ Richmond Va, offer for sale
SIS hbds Orleans and West India Sugars
IS and bbfs Carihed
30 paetaKe= loaf, crushed and pulverised Sugars
boxes Havana sugar
$40 bags Codee-Rio, IsEuayTa, lava and MaTaeaibo
bales Mocha
e5 kbds Orleans and West India Molasses
10 h chests Gunpowdet and Tyson Tea superior
S hf chests Black Tea
Tea in and I9lb boxes ann .,n,.d
" do Russet Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Talow Candles
30 boIesSoap
Fancy and variegaed Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimenfo and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Dupont's Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 Rice
$50 doL Hemp and Cotton Bed Cords ind Lines
% dOz painted Buckets
200 Nova Scotia ri stones
rs kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Glass-SxIO midi OII2
Sperm and Tanners
Cotton Yarns Sail PeiTe, CSpperas, Nader and Indigo
Cotton In bales Clover Seed, Cider Vinegar.
IRON-lOO tons Swedes English, Tedegar County,
prising nearly all sizes, round, fat and square
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
STEEI-Amerean and EnEiish BIisered
Mayors and Steel
lin PLATE-l7S boxes OLA, I4r2O 1919.
Bright andeaded liz, for roofing
COPPER-200O Es BraIiers. sheathing and
WIRE-lOOO rJs assorted sizes
Zinc and ,,efeT
bar az. Sheet Lead &c. NH
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing under
II Rankin whniosk. this cay Dissolved BY
mutual The viii be al
tended BY Rsnkin. whaioek q Roystcr.
tsirpsdJ ROBERT RANKIN,
n. H. wllIrLOCk.
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Co-pARTNERsHIP Office

CO-PARTNERSHIP Office.
OF The undersigned have this day entered into
parnerLp style RANKIN, wnrrLock
RoYsr.R the Transaction OF general Commission and
Ship foreign aad domestic aud inspect
fully solicit the patronage Of The pubic. -
Cssned) ROBERT RANKIN,
n. u wHTTI.Ock
"a. A. L. RoYsTBR-
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
THE subscribers have entered into Copartner.

TINE subscribers have entered into Copartner-
- ship under Apper,on. purpose
eosdaelnr Ap-olhecary sBd Drug
Formerly eoespscd BY s.msei ~ Adie q Co No
Man a.
Th-y Intend tsepsr on Drug. Med.
Paints Obs, bye stars ke.. and a
pubic generally Roth o
and having been engaged
thus CITY hope by close atisnoa busine
share of patronage a...
on- both Of will be found person
puinT such order. from
chants and others Particular paid putting
up such prescriptions may be seht 10 The house.
PETER w. GRURRs
fr ApPERspN
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sslIlzzzslEl zzssG i 3
IS "a SO I56 10 II % &c SO SO 200 100
20 81 o5 II rs 1 10 so rs SIS IL 32I 10
IS 90 1 lc goa 40 90 lea 3.o 60 t3s tsI 700
oU On

MORRIS ROBINSON, Presden-
SAMUEL HASsAr Secretary
The for the above Company 10 prepared TO
applications Life for OF the periods
year, years for s and for any not
exceeding The for all
OF intermediate noted in the above ADVERTISEMENT
other information interesting those desiring to enec
insurance. made application. The advan
offered by this Company believed TO be equal not
those offered by other either in the " Great
Britain. III n. GWATHMBf.
Physician soeety-the Family Physician Of patty
VIII r. is to be 2I-u
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Spring supplies, 1916.
,HINA GLASS EARTHENWARE &c

friends and the public generally OF the
have had and OF that very
Gle ready ROae, invite all in OF article line
call. being determined offer greater
duesments any the trade
tT n CHINA HALL. No ~ street;
the place buy and fashionable styles prices
NH HUGH A WATT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-29

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
s FOR MEMS WEAR.
ufbhf me black and cord French Cloths
~ Black and cord Ersneb Cassmeres
French Tweeds beautiful article
English and Am, reando
White and cord French Linen Drills
a large assortment Of sin and MarsiIes VeEtinFs
Embroidsd Six vestinrs
silk Shirts and Drawer, Gauze bsrlno DO do
White and Brown Thread Hoe
White and Brown English Cot .on stoekinzs
sh miH'd cotton and Angola Ho,s
White and eord bordered LiIen Cambria HAM.
Cord Orleans Thread Hans
The best makes of ~ u Groves. a es,rs and sizes
saS Umorar'-s' &c ihFore, sndGv ol.t KsEy a w ARD
ADDITIONAL sUPPLIES
Mugs Medicines Paints Oils Ge ntly receiving n
- N n ven low. We note In last invoee-
Refined Boru1
Spanish whiting
Flour Emery
Powd Baybsuy
Best Turkey Gumarabic
" Opium, nes e,go
No Pans Green
Blart emats
Hyd. Potass
YAnina Beans
Pure Oh Lemon
Cochineai
Chinese VefnHon
Antwerp Blue
Window Chs
Lin.eed OH, a..
~ % GAYNoR 4 WOOD Drutsi.,
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SUMNER CLOTHING,

SUMNER CLOTHING.
lust received at Fashions Head Quarters, :"
- fresh OF Summer Coats among which
ofhose beautiful Black Cashmereu Vests
embd silk styles OF Maree Valencia Satin,
Of and fashionable Summer
white and fancy dnE French Cashmere and every
other sutabe EIa fine and white
Shirts Conar, Bosoms HdkS Cloves suspender endless
variety. T. q. SPENCE,
Z" Fashions Head Quaners,"
je IS No. 100 Main s,eei
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

FRESH ARRIVAL.
60 Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received aad i. nor
L opening large and well selected stock al
BOOTS AJND SHOES, .
Consisting in part ot
Mems super calf boots, aa ss
do do kip do e .
do water proof do ss iH,asi
do coarse peg ID do astQ ~ is
do super sewed calf monroes si tf
Youths and Boys boots, asge a1
do do kip and heavy brogaas.
do sewed and peg'd calf lace boots,
do sewed seal shoes,
Misses slippers and buskins , 8I
do seal ties. Also, children's shoes Of all des.
criptions and prices. All Of which are offered at
unusually low prices for cash. or produce, by
J. G.. LAUMAN
sept 70 As Water. below JeAe rson st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

TVHE undersigned have just opened Liver
Stable in the rear Of Corse 4 Harrimans
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping q
all times good and general assortment Of horses
and carriages of every description, to suit the
public; and they hope by faithful attention 70
business to merit share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept BY the wees
g lssp on haed Il all al Of good
ender, and good and attentive ostlers. No PEI"
shall be spared to render general satisfaction.
McCALLON, CORSE & Co.
may Is 'l4-3m yFF