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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Home Affections.
nv DR.. HA wKES.

The heart has memoirs that never die.
The rough rubs of the world cannot obln-
crate them. They are memoirs Of home,
early home. There is magic in the very
sound. There is the old tree under which
the light hearted boy swung in many a
summer day, yonder the river in which
he learned to swim, there the house in
which he knew parents love and found
a parents protecton-nay, there is the
room in which he romped with brother or
with sister, long Slice alas, laid in the yard
in which he must soon be gathered, over
Swallowed by yoii old church, whittier with
a Joyous troop like himself he has often
followed his parent. TO worship with and
hear the good old man who gave HIM 10
God in baptism.
Why, even the very school house asso-
ciated in youthful days with thoughts Of
ferule and tasks, now comes back 10 bring
pleasant remembtances Of many an occa-
sion that called forth some generous exhi-
bition Of the noblest traits of hunan ma
ture. There it was that he learned to feel
some of his best emotions. There, per-
CtIdI1CC. TIC III 81 IUCt ttiE OCiuE WhO ~ hSi
love and tenderness in after life has made
home Tor himself, happier even than that
which his childhood knew. There are
certain feelings ofhumanily, and those too
among the rest that can find an appropfl-
ate place ior their exercise only by ones
own fireside. M 7i
There Is sacredness in the privacy Of
that spot which it werG species Of desc
Grafton to violate. He who seeks wall
tonly to invade it, is neither more nor less
than villain, and hence there exists no
surer test Of the debasement Of morals in a
community, that the disposition to tolerate
in any mode the man who disregards the
sanciilies Of private life. In the turmoil
Of the world, let there be at least, one spot
where the poor rnaii may find affection
| that is tlisinterested, where he may indulge
4 confidence which is not likely to Dc
abused. ~ III 1asd se a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Mr.. CAudIe's Brkakfast Talk.
! CHAPTER III.
iMoc,ng ho,c M. Coutlle gould go out and
eniIoy himself.

4
i&or,ng ho,c M. Coudle gould 40 out oae
ENJOY himself.
"By the bye, Sarah. just put half.a.
dozen shirts. and all that sort Of thing, in
II my p,rtmanteau, I'm going There YOU
are with your black looks again! can
never GO anywhere, just little to enjoy
myself, but you look like thunder. What!
4 might sometimes take you cut! Non
sense women--ihat il, women when
they 70 iliarried--are best at home. What
can they want to 60 out for? It's quite
enough for them 10 go out 10 hunt for
husbands: when they've caught 'em. le,
EN- sit = home, and sing With the ke,lIs
and the cat; their best place is their fire.
side.
''flalf-a-dozen shirts; say, and my
shaving-taekle. Do you hear me, Mis-,
Caadlr? Perhaps, when you've done
counting the legs Of that fly on the ceiling,
you'll attend to me. Eli? think you
s'etTt ,cant 10 go OUT? Quite the contrary:
it's my beliefyoud always be out. ify5,i
wanted to go about like Junc-Ay, WHY
did yoa marry?
Il should have told you where I was
going, but as you've shown your temper,
! won't tell you q syllable No, nor
shan't tell you who I'm going with, o.
when | shall be back. When you SEE me,
then You may expect me; and not before.
And mind all the buttons are On my shirts
that's all. a
rs miserable al,cays being left By your-
SELF? Yourself, indeed! Arnf lhers
BOOKS in the house3 There's capital coti-
pany on the sheltes, II y5i'd &c, acquaint-
ed with them. I'm sure you'd he none
the worse for EN-. Besides there's the
Cookery Book: reed thst. A wife cant
study any thing better.
''fhe fact is, Mrs. C.,udle, I've INDUCED
you too much. I've made fool or you.
AZ, ! harnf! Well then, who hass If
havn't, somebody has, it's plain: Going
out, indeed I've no opinion Of any wo-
men who wants to 60 out at all. Women
were never intended to 30 ont, only the
fact is, we've let you have your own way.
Ha! they manage these matters much bet
ter in the East. H s
''I'm generally pretty quiet man. Mrs.
Caudle, and yen know It. Nevertheless,
l have little Of the lion in me; Just lit
tie. DON'T rouse it, that's all.
"'There you are, with the pocket-hand
kerchiefagaih. Always hosting that signal
Of distress. No, no; I'm not made Of SUI
gar, like Il t@elfth-cake image; Fin not 10
be melted with tears; let them be as many
and as hot as they will. Besides, as /
say, you can all do 1t when you like
every mothers soul Of YOU. But I'm not
to be washed off my legs by any river OF
the strt.
IAN say e you is-stay at home
You've needle ant, thread havn't you?
and III be sworn for it, plenty ofthings to
make or to mend. And if you hav'nt, cut
holes, and sew 'em up again.
"Now, see when | come home that my
portr,antean's ready. What's o'clock.
Y u rant fire minutes To-! No doubt:I
The old story; you're always wanting
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

We learn from the Davenport Gazette,
that at the recent term Of the Circuit Court
held at Rock Island, change Of venue was
granted on the application Of Robert Burch,
to Knox county, and Of John Paxter to
Warren county. Fof &ant Of witnesses,
the trial Of Tie Readings was postponed
until the next term Of Court, which will
be III May @ Il s.l s2
Our readers will remember that these
men were indicted for numbering Col. Ds-
senport. sasaaa. aslH mfa 49, sH
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Revolutionary Relic.

The following interesting document was
recently found among the papers of Ma
jor JOHN JACOB SHAErMYEg, deceased
patriot OF the Revolutions II is discourse
delivered on the eve Of the battle of the
Brandywine, by Rev. JAcon TRour, to a
large portion Of American soldiers, in pres
ence ct Gen. WAsHINcroN, Gen. WAYNE.
and other officers of the army.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
III. II. WARE,
aoulta. HAPPINESS AND Trunk MlKeR.

SkDDltR. HAPPINESS AND Trunk MiKcR.
yNOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Burlington and vicinity. that he carries
on the above business IN al! its taEiaty. and will
keep constantly ON hand nnd Tor sale the above
mentioned articles. and do any work in that line
Of business. PIECES cheap, aud wprk done ia
the hest manner Don't fail TO cali. Shop in
'he basement Of the Barrett House; on Jefferson
sireet
Feb. n. Isi6-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
I. Il. rsCRE.HAYsI,s

LIMITED STArESs Newspaper Suhscripto,
l. aud Advertising Agency AID Proprietor o
'he old established Real Estate. Negro. None,
aeeacy and Intelligence Oiioe. Saint Louis Mo
n. B.-Post paid letters including fee of one
Dollar, soliciting informat'on and intelligence
will receive an answer in retnsn.
B. URBBAYGE. General Agent.
8. Lanis, Mo January 1886 -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

A petition was recently presented in the
Ohio Legislature from John Noel, Of Jack
son as, county praying that George Rodcbaugh
be divorced from his wife, and that she be
given 10 the petitioner, in pursuance Of a
previous contract Of marriage.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
GUN and white s,nithins.


II n 8eA0 Z u1VOSEs
uFsr Of Jefferson and Third streets, burlington
J. c. FLETCHEE, PRorRiEroR.
'ISlitS House, recently opened is one of the
! largest aud most commodious in the West
~ eoantry. II has all the conveniences of the
we hotels in the cities, and i Fitted and fur
nsAed in the neatest and most substantial man.
a. The proprietor has had much experience
AiAe keeping of public houses, which, taken III
ts'hexion with the facilities Afforded in Bur
ahrfcn for furnishing his table. lnstifes him in
Hom'sing that the character Of his ho,ise shall
skepsnp.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
without families, can Ill all times be accom-
-edafed with pleasant aud airy rooms, aud on
sascuable terms
sn.
Aug. 80, 1915.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

House, Sign and Fancy Painting;
TtOATEs s HAWKINS, VALLEY street. be-
u tween Main and Watef, will execute eve
ry description of Painting, plain and ornamental,
in the best and most approved style.
= They respectfully ask share Of patronage.
apr27 '4i-jf ~ gs3ti6i5t6s,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

The amount Of specie in the q. s.
Rank ON the Let Of January ,wss precisely
eirkty dollars, while its outstanding circur
lslion was 81. 525, 1926. I'M, .ssi.aa,san
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
!. T. Tallant,

| Wholesale AND RETAIL DRUGGIsT, WATER
STREET.
Has received his Fal, supplies of fresh Drugs,
Medicines, &C., and would solicit a continuance
Of the custom of his old friends. girs asses si@
Physicians and Merchants supplied on the
most favorable terms with all articles in his line.
aug2,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
:. Il. TEsUIsSTDN.

drTORyEf s COUNSELLOR 1T LIN.
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
WIN promptly attend 10 all Business in the line
u his profession, in any part os the Te-sitorv.
O&ce on LETTERS IN street, over T.. T. Dav.d's
Store, and immediately under the Gazette Office,
ahe head of the FIRST flight of s'airs to the right
Jan. IL, 1876.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Law PartnefshiD.

Law partnership.
c. HALL, Of Mount Pleasant, and F.
~ ID. MILLS, of Burlington, have this day
associated themselves into partnership for the
practice Of Law under the name ahd style of Hall
! Mills. They will attend all the Courts of the
first and second Judicial Districts Criminal
business attended to in any part the Territory.
Office in the brick bnlding on Main street now "
octHpied by F. d. Mills.
j. G. HALL,
+. u: MILLS.
sept IA 'A--tf -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
DR.. q. nj. Holt,

HAVING permanently settled in Ba.sing' n,
~ seevsshi Observation-Disclosures tosassshs 80
shc may desire medical advice, and services
s'her IN Harrington or its vicinity. His Office
son Jefferson street, in The basement Of the
arrei House.
Burlington. Def. 90 SHY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

COOP OR BAD FoRruNE.-When Louis
PHILIPPE was in this country, obtaining a
scaniy living by teaching school, he fell in
love with a lady in Philadelphia who Wass
iavorably disposed but her parents could
not consent 10 her marry Ing school mas
ter, however iluslrious bis origin. The
lady supposes at this day that, she missed
crown. She is mistaken. When these
royal scions marry aii honest American
lady, they never elevate her 10 the throne;
II even they can reach it. Sheis corsider-
ed of too mean. origin, and is disbrced, 10
prepare Tor Queen Of royal blood. Ii is
birth moi merit. When Jerome Bona narla
visited lis country, the poorest &c his race.
he married a Baltimore lady nf great res-
probability, but when made X ng Of West.
phalla, she was not permitted 20 share his
elevations. but was divorced, and sent home. .
Our women Should always remember that
they marry the only Legitimate sorrreigAs
when giving their hands TO American citii
Y. San. fs4g s4ars
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

LantZ e Ray,
MdaG factarcrs Of French Burr MiIlstones, aha
Dealers la Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Milstones made to order, and a constant sup
ply on hand. Screen wire, hosting screws and
mill irons furnished at the shortest notice. and
warranted 6ft the best quality.
June lilly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Df. II. HOughtOn.

HAVING permanent, settled in Burlington
L offers his professional services to all those
who mat desire them.
iii. cfite is on the corner of Washington and
Third streets. eftl s,ssi = sH
Burlington, Aug. 9Th. l843-tf Hi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

Il RiED & JOHNSTON. attorneys at l.w. Fort
~ Madison. Iowa TERRITORY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

se !. e IL e 500 taa as4A
An EMprREoS wnIcH mt Suy NEVIS
Snrs."--This beautiful figure, represenis
ing vast empire. will. il seems. applysso
the United States the moment Oregon ia
annexed" The Newburyport Herald
says, Should we ever extend our posses
sions over North Oregon as far as the
Bonanzof mountains, near the seventicth
parallel, We shall reach that latitude Where's
the sun does not set ia summer. Near
the mountains, in summer, the sun appears
to stand as still as il id in the days Il
Joshua. In June il Is twenty five de-
grees above the horizon * ssmidnight, n and
the only mode Of knowing that tits tnids
night, is watching the sun when it begins
to ascend.-Lou. Jour.
si THe PRrsrER's ORrcor TcAsr.---At
the Printers Festival, held Al Rochester,
on the birthday Of Franklin. Mr.. j r..
Rowley, one Of The craft offered the fol-
lowing: i.
Oregon. i've have at our fisle, ana
shown our proof. deliberations are neees-
sary, we viii insert line OF caaoss, and be
governed By ssns rule, the parallel of a.
soes: ~ ImHn..up slit nagu naiiisoq ayo Il
.alodba Itsds ~ Ii ID .4tisaa4T
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
: BY s. h. THuRsToN & JAMES rIzzARD.]
Pc. a; r. Rrunilg.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND DENTIST, s.
OFFICE ON WASHINGTON STREET. as
April 90, 1915. - - =.


JULIA UGH. MS. TREVOR.
w. +. C0OLBAUGH s Co. e
JEFFERSON SrnEEr,
e. BURLINGTON, IoW.a. Il
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. Mats. Cans
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware.
%ci, &C., Wholesale and, Retail
s. Marshall,
@f ATTORNEY At LaW.
AND NOTARY ruDLIc
-. Wcst Poiat, Lee County, Iowa. a
LAW NOTICE.
u A VID O'RER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
- BURLINGTON. IOWA. $50
Aug l8l2.-.-v 80 8
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.El1aN adi saatdm9 bna 9ta7 IAfds tliaEii
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Mackerel,

Mackerel, e4
lust received ~ hbi.. and 6 4 do. Large
u aud snial, north aud south No macktret ut
-sS tH TafeI8s & KlNBALL'S sgi
Oct As. rs corner Water aud ;Jetlerson ST.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

Wholesale and Retail Dealess in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, Sc, sc.
CORNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREET.
BurIingfnn {ofrn
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sword"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

x ARMSTRONG & CO.
Nhce,iug. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14
NEW u q
DRN EnnrG

20. EoIIt Menu ERNY il now orcuinr ~ hs s'n-c
room ON MHtrct square, = SIlc'did stock 80 frrcy
S'"s'r.I sc irV 'oods At uncomn only lu,v prices 10 which
'"' hHli,cui bts customers ErcrC cr.uilly aulcIcd ~.
10 Ic"lc1t" sJI ar wool dyci naek ITygch CLOTHS.
Beaver 4"
T. own. Olive ani CTccn
nSch a'd otl'cr co'orcd CassiIuc-r. suHcr linrk Frer ch
i' iaii's c.rsIs. Jared do, Lisck fancy sui el sa- e
e@ae' sd SEE. mixed SStuo1s, super sriICd AIRED a.d
titi1 saIu trayas slk,
or the Iairr< su.cr Grslf0Gcl caahryCrc ra' g.. hlvh
'''orcd e0.Alrefe do, siiS " arp ara. fancy ruajrc, Alpsra
ll ~ coz, i'}I1 tA.h e. shaw heavy black rtll,
Embroidered, shaded ECrmoos iIa-k AND other cniurs.
h"''',. go 'alilH Wcar. iuA IN uuli and Swiss, u.-cta.
'a'''' NlFt' a rosiiiHcs ard Ia ATS wiul hoer. farcv Ioit.
net 90. Shs, ucS .Ig'c prints, very low t great variety.
~ Gck, irowu aid aa~c co'o-cd adde's Md glove. Z
H'AGid assNib"Nl. Hack, Wl4tl2HG red gspfira yarns.
"a istsu ard u,hrr C~inehAus n I4aI sor,ur.l. rs .tc-.
ai o"'ofs 'hirir"e hloecicd s0H brown with 4 rood va
ir o. al ttcs os fancy AND tesi louaf fr Goods.
NIs9 turcr Guupnwlrrtm cri1i 4 youle Hyrtr Teas
- o'ung tleloD Nola SAoasltoisf jo. u.ervcvrmuen
ot' To- Marked s1usFr.
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E.OOK OUT!!

CLOTHING STORE;
neea"d door t,iCr ne Caitrd Steiss Hoicl
Uhcftlg "a.
IlltS. HUGHES. Jr..
eo" te,'i,tnr oHd opCnwr olSurr ard tcrti ~ al.
lccici win crest care. both sst1s sy,s ,rJ rn,fty ,%.
then, 49, dies, =. ti. /" sS'l, ,Is' 10 car and vrl se.
US. lie luvucs tc slentluu or ,ho-r who arc ,, ~.
- o.l I, NEW , at ana NiHicr Wear. io cal and ~.
Nnint for th"uscivc- lctore purcnrs lug cisr,y be,c a. =,
s determined 90 eel ihvm GOOD Goods a. le, AL It,t'
can Guy itcn. Having p~urcbascd a vcry lsrrcs,oss 4,
e prerared 10 ,el u,eu' ar ics t-sn thew ave- ~ e
''cyYr 81 ihc i9,oAtng caupr-vss poui-h vin
green. French, Lr'sh and American cloths ~ ever,
piiSr ana qualify Heavier cloths and Beaver
tW.,-s OF ycy ,%saFerior qualities and cNra Cheap
nsrgs iron "a ecuisto SP.sOIcr ward.
a srlendid sr'ie'c Tor sacks ana ovcreoas "N'
Nt"sii NGS-ENtra sunor cashmere aud embroidered
.vt Ncrnta vcsiinss, Nuoica. PLAID and swans down do
SATiNLT+Nuy quantity 90 sa'ire,s OF stain aud
NSckthaw lSnkcts. Tlsids. wooirn sud cotton fnse,,
tSiss' SEd host Of other colon. too. numerous To
4 iyATs-Plain e fancy satin Crara's and scars.
loves, su-pcndcfs, ncrr0 aud ianl's wuorunier hl~e 4
ui drawers 'aron and oi woUi flannel. DO. wUoIolt
o.,ofs, country Knit ha'thosc, and ia fac, ever thiug
READY MNDE ClOTHfNC-Cosis trre. ii,~t ,,l
co'oted cloth dress aud nccl, coats. moan S. 10
80. Blue J~Scklnaw Blanket apI Ica,cr rlulb o,.r.
neis, heavy Tweed co. a Itlut cloth do.
~ 'ApoNS-llSn aud fancy Cashmere raniS
sns chca ncr thau ever You sas. tom - 10 SO. a..
81 rCr rrr.
N~EsiS-lhe most lcauii6ul s,soruncnt - reslv
s-e vests thai ever was looSsd a.. made ana riulutl
a superior stYte-
linen aud Muslin .hius mad, aud
ne up ~ Tie l~c-tstFiS. a.d alrttcr auieie Know. l
Nl can 'G iou7ti an! Wscfr Else ittlc city,. St-inetI "
ic' aud calico SHIRTS. Marine arilC, check aud ,iiGtz
us.
~ may lie froTcr hero io mention that an goods sold
Z Uf Arl. t.fnNHt.NfrtrNf 49,. .-... fa III
giaiNl an" manufactures 50 tie customer tuis ne risk e
having an inferior article put upon them. tnN offlr' .
'le goods maize 90 Greer nuke lRfcsg and must fa.h-lc
SYKES, a'dv0frs1fed Geo 90 or no salr. Hence
saN 10 enc ard all. Va Prize a GOOD ~, made out
re itst Ws'rrIs, G.tiC shortest uutire. 10 cal a. -. &
'er street ]c'oiEI.g store, form etlv tie steve - tlc
{, joN,' Lccch id, HLGuE.. -.
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EATER TEHAN THE

y -ATEsT-MORE New and cheap Goods iusi recri.
~ we'd al tbe New Cheap siere in ths Room forncri,
occupied - Mr.. IsA,ah C0oger. rcafiy opposite the y.
w Bduk. Mana street. . general assortment ~ Goods az
very low ptircs, amongst which are some more cfthOsc
lcAulttul Bark SATIN sure Gfo H. arnla, avid Pom dc
Sole Sins, vrry superior shk Mis-, Gl1vcs Sea general
assortment VI piaid goods Tor 4 aides drsssss. shaw III
every description. Ffcncb Ice saiu cassimcres. sal.
n"is, twceds Snd leans. Engi.sh and Ameucsn cloihs,
faune's, CHECKS and iuEeys. Also, norr of tiure tssu.
tiul y Aih62l kcdched nGsius. WI. BAiLN.
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NI:AY DRY GnnnS

The largest Sioch eccr brovcht into he Cny
GHdrcnteed from ~ 70 30 per eattteopsr
tk0li anu oiher StOrs
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NEN .FEWFHHN.

IST received thi~ tsy 9 m The a. aVasic'v - the
" NOT isshsOua'le iewer, ,oisstirr 81 Ladies tne
In re- lius wnh IuqGz. tnWeu-, Aucfiist Arqua Ia.
une, Came, Iuari. Joi AID ether Touc 80 =. fms Topaz
avd Garnet Brsce'ris, Csu csuu, IC and imitation stone
de-. flain, chased. Engraved atd bet Var Riurs. Ear
Rings with TorSt, Ameulisi add God droi =, Enancicd
do Every variety of hfcast ! ius Cor Gents. a good a..
sortmeui of shirt studs, sleeve and meek buttons, Gold,
PLAIN and set ungs, a good Assorin mt.
Oct u, JOHN BISHOP, ISL Main ".
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
90. 800 NARktyl' p - AGE.

y Isl sitr, 7 door Norm 0f Market AIJv
FEZtE 81 NSt IiihlR WsTtc fully informs DIS fiauds
WIRE Tie % prepared e receive goods for sac on COM
VI Ni"n "r ei auction, attend to al satcs Sf Furniture.
,itieha-olsc ~ BcN Estate nu ilc most favorable fr-rr.
l1l Goods Hardware, iock and Variety Sa'es on
i "N' 'a. ana ttra} evenings Furniture st'cs %. nc
~ w eIrcsdsF AID SliurisF mpruiH.G. Yha.fHI
20 taFors, uc viii cadcayor 30 merit a continuance
"t "uliic uafroa q~r. ap2i MAJ uNIT
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so WhNever may icseid 90 ihc conrra-y. / b,.,u
Ny,'' lli cnnVu's u'S arc vlry oGer csusc9 hv v,,o'.
Fad, Mt. tsi io " y, lr ega,. J knew ayoure
.o.s for hours t%or,he,, nnd v'en lEt.lr
sl."l me- tio'i hor ia lsd worn. \, I.y con
OF ier ,o Wa VI ettrcac dc'iracy
~, f9'.s Nle -.e DE "IH.ncI ,o ny vtsi chsrec az eI,
w.r.g ,jer an 49, 'ls. r l'cswc worse sud
N''s' D s"r use ife't = iuuteI, and SIDE ooc, fs'. ss
AID De. ore ni.iI, " 10 ~ 10 lay herscf down
cured Yer. 'fbfn she uiublt of tic siri@@o i 1g g Us
and moyr,,~ = % ea't.c.v with tte rrs. aieLt
y. monpE; hps.ordd sy tour fltea. ~ ,Hoh
M 2 marrtse tae Sind day, six rils a. xxx ,t.gg w.
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hlh ,nd -oF"ulI 7uc te7wi So tcri al a ,s1
10y ~ o. nei" aoi tro 30 tfc mota.n.. Lave ~ :"
gea,,l Two eae' n,Tat .hc rarirI VIM a. ITr 2.
icirig ~ rm.,, I,Iy lWo PHars in weight
sos e2nsiaHty ,bco. tor some vo.tr. and tacy Ic.,SSt',
,w5 q no az hcalr To this Gaze.
any respectable arr cant. Arcn.. in e,t, ~ :" 5,ie at
49, Io g.le i'l'.cf 70 cgrfof cure Of 81 ost cve,y
- tnc.e is 30 want 81 evidence. ''""'~
1.'sL cs''s 81 worms mirhtt "a given. iu wAir, The
wen unlrrs,ood that vorrs az tic rep. mes 1919
i mi. ,.l. W. ~, ul lutnors occasion AZ
l,l's la-e. in such dosrt az VIII miiy tuTrt. vii
/ Ed ns,rc,. ~ az -''e ttis u'ay 10 used without
VOL "tm"'. Ht1nT intot wort ~ rfca.altiy fstr
Ely '.. nt ,ol OF lhoEr already taken; sure 10 10
g. @rao r dass Lag tese ,ssc1. Il otar, wctG.. Nisn
vac 90 c~c o. 200 sirnHgfr tic flsf d.tt.
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.,'e 5'fH /. "Hi lcuecossarg Co. .reyr rt1 tnrrs,
sraf Tor tHfre or aur d,rs. i, 3o'. n. v" y a.n
farf as.t. Tusn 90 tota os dt... s.i Ja Nm. =, =
a.t"i g"rigu.rs Sac ue Of tma rus sa.b ines es
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