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NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
ID EN-. w. BENSON, Draper aud Tailor respectfully
ID informs patrons and ia. pubic generally, that
ha- removed New York Cssh Tailoring Estabis.-
ment No. Ii2 Fulton-st near BfuaGwEy, where be
found extensive of Cloths, Cassn-res Vest
me-. &c which Sil be made order IN the fashions
Die style for cash
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dress articles constantly hand iyl2 2awtas
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HU FALL FASHIONS.-Hats, Hats.-Parts mole
I'LL hats g. equal those sold by others at -,
elegant dress hats 81 30 and 90 IS superior In
style and finish those IN many places 81 neat hats al
81 q. Murch viii be pleased 70 see hi friends ~ ihis
! establishment GEORGE P. II BROWN
81 Inn l4G CAnal-st
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Secord week OF the BuGo
- Troupe OF Ethiopian Singers who received with
shouts OF laughter. D.sso.vIns Views and Chinese Fire
Woiss. .lr Holman in favorite Songs Mr. rhomp
the Comic Dancer. Mir. Olifei the Piano Forte.
Monday Evening. September IihPart First Overture,
Negro Song Nero Melody; SOas-Oii Pc De Parody
Life by The Galley Fir Lucy Neal Love Not; Buto
ENtravHsanza iDterluis-;ul half hour Prone
leo Co>noraaas extending around the upper promenade
PaI. Second-RaiNU7d Overture; Soug-Comv Back Ste
phvn; Comic Savings; Highland Fling. Abundance y
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amnsemenis.
NIRIO,S GARDEN

NISLO'S GARDEN.
u The Public respectfully informed The Doors OK
,.- Saitn VII 4 :Gt1rr hSi SIX s-d ;Ar En-
'efta!-ae1ts coIarnrace e; half-pAsi clock
ANTOINE RAVEL'S BENEFIT.
&c BEST OIL o! ;he season -Four Entertainments.
RAVEL FAMILY
,,,>-GABRIEL RAVEL il Populs. Pieces
SaOSpAI ENENlNG. September,
siSiS Z; halEpas; o'coes. with favor;is Over
'H.e At'eE which lhe Comic Magical Pa-ioa:re Of he
MAGIC TRUMPET;
We 4Fsnsto-Inst,ous and Fire Works.
Characters By The RaNEL FAMILY
10 be i9.;oESed ey taS ?OLkA DANCE Sv Nine
LSuS JAF ELI ard Mons. HENRI
To Dc succeeded by the BEDOT-TS APaSS,
b. JATELLI RAW I'll ard the ~loIe Family
Tia entertainments 10 conclude with the Comic pan,o.
I:;ne Of GopES>A I--or THs SKATERS AT WILMA.
GoGenskl--. tiaorieii Rols 5ski Jerorr Ra<s
GrivoGche. Leon Jsveil Jules LorensSi..E Rsvri
Lovez.ki RaTeli S;;i-..-. Nine NJ Javrlu
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CARD.-Wi.h the approaching season comes the IN
"A curry :or the style OF g-n:lemen's Hats o. e. Al
Word anxious pond the inqury Will introduce h
style Of Hats saturday the 5 Instant al No lo2 Broad
way 10 which he invites The New York public and others
visiting the city. description Of this style YOU'D utterly
fail TO give lust conception VI is merits sutce ssy,
II mi and rch outline chase and elegant n Is pro
portions with peculiarly the result Of much thou at AID
experiment, Consisting Of form IN the band TIA, Its The
head with perfect preserving the ynneyoi
No pattern has Introduced has been much ad
Se-r.to-s Srof s lsiS :? 2rts-
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{NANTED.-Book keeping and The Spanish language.
w An experienced Accountant VII devuf. three
hours the day, tie posting OF -; OF 5ook-. The
Spanish ianguase tnugt re7v plan Terms hras dol!
las for Twelve essoas. Address A B. Albion Oace, bar
cIry-st- - II
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N-ANTED-By T0ulg Man WHO his had experience
w IN teaching ihs vaT.aus English and Mathematical
Branches. AM a.sO e li;eu:s OF the Latin Language q
situation assistant teacher some school, NOR y
private family. Satisfactory testimonials az 70 character.
ability Sr location in The city preferred. Address
$ &. HUMAN. Greenwich. Com Round HI. P. o.
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6ltuations. &r. Oanteo.
TOTEACHERs AND PARFNTS.-A rea

OF much experience teacher OF both boys and girls.
has :or several years beer fHepa IN one OF The first
schools II mis- ci:y wishes employ rn-t :o or three
hours during day evening. teacher school
family this city vicinity. Re teach Latin
Greek French the higher branches Mathematics Nam
and Moral Philosophy. &c and refer teach
and patrons OF highest rcspecta5iv. Address X
i. l. hox 1877 Ssssal-st. 2. Q. - Steod-
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- Really MING. o1 Ihc old Eighth.-The w

selecting five Delegates |" the CITY Convention 10 se!ect
Sixteen Delegates 10 The state Convention 10 Utica
Isl District M the Regalia, No Merccr-st
% do do VI. d. Wnchell cor Spring / Laurens SIS.
81 do do IS T, ompsOn-st
9Th do do 70 Domnic.sL
5th do do &c Hammersly-st.
Glib do d" $50 HudsOn-s..
eth do do 289 do
9Th do do 5o5 Westinghouse
The Delegates elect viii the Reeaia O'Clock.
ANDREW BLEAkLEY Chairman.
y wv y; B. E P ISI Secretaries. :,
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T AMPS, GIRANDOLES, Hal! Lanterns and Chan
II deier--D-tz, Brother Co. Wsshin zton Stores, No.
!59 ill.ea-st manufacturing and have always
hand tu Of articles IN .he!r line, Of the fol-
loy Ing descriptions, which .h-y VIII sell a. Wholesale
reta al low prices, for cash =
Soar LempsG;, Bronze and si!yered in greet variety
su-p-rd.ag s0lars, do do.
Bracket Solars, do Co.
Soar Chandelier do. Do. 2, 5 aud Hgh,,.
slsPendin. CsmPhene Lamps BraeAr. do. Go.
Side %. DO.
Csmphere ChsrGe.iers-2, and lights.
Gtrsncoie--G sive.et AID Erorzrd various petierns
Hal Lsl.eErsE aE!ogs sizes, ih c1I or ssined glass
. I'm DEITZ, BROTHER < co.
THE EAST RIVER Mutual Insurance Stock Com
pany OF The city Of New fork-O.tcs No. 81 Wsl-sr-
Th,s Company continues 10 insure sgans .oss and
age % Ere dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings
goods, merchandise aud household frai.re on 90
able terms as similar institutions IN this CITY.
JOHN BROCWER, President
CHAstEs 4 BiaSEY, s-c'y slim
nlsENTERY CAN BE CTRED-Ard al similar
complaints Of the bowels IN less han u hors by using
one bottle Of Mrs HAYES SYRUP Il has stood he Test
OF lariy yer ard Gas failed Testimony proTe
"a efficacy De seen 3, Mrs yes's Peeu, Medicine
n SewTcrk where the syrup may De obtained DrFay
l3S Fulton 81 and 3HutsoH-t5 OtTl.orst corner
Of 2ath.t and sthavrnue CT and lstns'
and 56 Bowery. Price - Cts bottle In
y. B.-Psrens need cot Ie .b-, infants suffer u ~.
cure n few hours ice osi OBSTINATE ssses OF ssie'
SgDpltsst %tHS
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" v; G G s 44S4INe' Secretaries.
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CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY

THE Masters BULLOCK ana COLE, and Miss ANN
MARIA COLE respectfully inform The { -eus OF New.
YORK heir Frs; Coneer; IN this eiiy viii lake place
The Apollo Rooms Sruadwsy, on TCe-cay. Sept Sih
der The direction Of their teacher, Mr. JAMES BEST.
This extraordinary Orchestra consists Q; The following
members.
yioina Primo Master George Bullock, ssed = years
SecvGio.... James Cole, 10
viols............... Henry Bullcck. IS ."
Vio;-ncrIIo De!os A. Cole Ii "
The precision and TASTE with which these youthful per-
formers The various ao;ec 10 hei haze
failed command the admiration OF large and DIS
criass audiences composed OF the ss OF their nai
city, wiki whom they great svo-i,es They have a!o
bad the honor Of performing before De Bull and other DIS
1suished nj :! WHOM: expressed themselves high
l. delighted ouy with the sight Of - great ccve.ty.
but also with the wonderful proficiency these yocths Fsve
early acquired. Their eachei, n announcing their FIRST
Couc-r: IN ms CITY res rectaly invites the attention OF the
public % the character Gg variety OF tie rusc embraced
their Programme glance d, which CONSISTING as Il does
Of beauI. selection Of instrumental Muse arranged As
Solos Ducs, Tres OG0,tete and oCEe,ies nter>persei
with Souss Duets and Cees. he asrs himself WI.
them thar performances othee yoph rrespec i've OF
their a4or musical q highly respectable
character
TIckei- - be hal The principal Music stores
and The door Children under IL tai price Doors
open al = o'cock Concer 70 commence At s. For pro-
crag!rle small bills. = sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

81 FINE WATCHES, just rsceivsd-SAMUEL
e. y invoc- OF very fine Ladie, and Genuemeus
GSssE6 Gold Watches, which combine a the latest I'M
poo rneD,s and for elegance and correct mekeepng Can.
be surpassed.
Also on nand Coopers Tobiass, and Beesley's Duplex
and Lever Watches.
Mr. John Cottier who stands unhvaled a watcl-nia.
ker gives whole attention repairing Duplex Giro
nometer and other tine watches.
Spoons, forks and cups made OF sterling silver.
Man-l and office clocks for sae and carefully repaired
n g. The trade supplied with Duplex wheels, ruby roll
md fine irYr - nn22 1yNr.riIs
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JOHN SNIFFEN, Auctioneer

WM. Fl. JONES. Aucuoneer.
Is ssnir,nb.I 5tbh HI ~ BROt;ASS-On Wednesday,
so ca No - P.ar.. sfb. at the Store of. u. ngef
and desirable assortment OF Boots prlsng largo
suitable the Southern, Western aud City dess bIogans,
c-v-d Catalogues and goods ready on he morning On ~
sale.
Also. 50 cases Mems fine Kip Pogged Brogans.
Also, 50 cases Womens Seal Peggrd Lace Boots-
Also 81 cares Mems and Boys Russo; Brogans
Also 100 cases Women. Pegged Ties and Buskins. So
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I OST-On last evening, a God Lever WaFh. No.
L. 4O.I5a. Johnson maker, Liverpool Whoever will
leavc sBd Watch The Office OF This paper shall be sue-
bly, rewarded PawrhrokerS will please notice tiis
September ith. 1915. 81 ST.
HOUND n the enclosure Of Tie subscriber lite
The is requested 10 call prove property and pay
duuage. before the 9th day OF September next she will
,hni day be sold 10 dcfrny damage
81 g. MOORE Ist-av. asa-,t.
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FOSTER g. co. respectfully inform the Denial pro-
f-ssou sud dealers in ncorr1 pbe Teeth tks they are
prepared al their Toosh Factory, in Trsnon J. 70 sup
ply them with Gum Teeth in complete sets, with all no
various Kinds and colors, with psi.nas well set and
warranted equal 10 any IN use for strength and not 70 craek
change color under the bio pipe They afro .of
.s!- by John Carrie Co. WstersL and Msstensns
on o1T beet ,es. who have supply 81 our sH
p-ror Prepared Field Spa- and Siea, which have been -
-nsivey used for years past by Of the uisnoAS
tqers Of Teeth in The United STATES and 20 some
Europe iYIS HeNsNI.
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT

These prices have been firmly established and NAV he ns
implicitly relied the exquisite fl and finish OF the ar
tices which they upperain Mr.. 6. believes he
without presumption that his Hats may safely challenge
comparison with oter Hats prices. suli Inns
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~ FOR SALE-The three houses and lot, situated on
E the Southwe.t Of Catherine and Henry SIS For
>-~ terrls, Hpply to j. HENRY fEhRiS,
Dated Jun. s. 1916 Peekskil ". Y. or
JED 2awtsif GEO. 2. NELSON "Hllst
&c, STORE TO LET-The frat floor and cellar Of
Es Store No IS Maiden.anc, occupied by the sub
scriber. Possession by or before lst Oct Aroom on
the ID hoo. Gun be had II desired
u SMITH, TORREY CO Is Maiden.ane.
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X tain subscribers and dispose OF very popular
and valuable works. This chance for number OF
active and industrious calculated for the business who
NAV make from - - per day For particulars, ap
ply 10 H. LONG BROTHER, % Ann-s J. y. au27 lmis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

M tlhE lnfurance Company
w No "a Ws-t New-YOrk and Grand.st. Williams
burg. DIRECTORS:
Samuel WiIles, Frederick w. Fsvre Washington Post,
J. Van Boskerck Nicholas Wyckod A. T. Van Boskerck,
William laytia Andrew c. Benedict Jeremiah Johnson
TEos McE!raih, Samuel II. Clapp, Francis Du Ho!s
Lemuel Richardson.
WASHINGTON POST, President
a. 3. HODGES, Secretary.
II The above Company continues 10 insure MerehaE-
disc Dwelling Houses and Furniture, against Losses by
Fire favorable any other responsible Com.
psny.
AL losses sustained by this Company are promptly and
literally settled. an2D 2aws211
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
Administrators, Sale Of Real
Estate.

DY virtue of a license issued ont Of the Pro-
- bate Court, in and for Des Moines county,
Iowa Te ritory, the undersigned, Administrator
Of the estate of Absalom Letter, deceased, will
on the ninth day of May, 1876, sci! at public
auction, all of the real estate Of said deceased,
not heretofore sold, to wit; part of the nor'h
east quarter Of section number two; q part of
the southeast quarter of section number two;
part of the south west quarter and part oil
the north west quarter Of section number one,
in township number sxty-nine north Of Range
numb three west containing in all, about one
hundred and hfty-foar acres, and twelve hum
dredths of an acre, all prairie. The most of
which is in good cultivation with dwelling
houses, out-houses, &c. Also, pa of the north
west quarter Of section number twenty-iour,
town 20, Range three, containing about forty
acres timber land. Also; at the same time and
place, part ofthe north west quarter Of section
number one, town sixty-nine north Of Range
number three west, containing about fifteen
acres, to be sold separate y. Sale to take place
at the house Of the late Absalom Letter, de-
ceased, between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M.
and four O'Clock P. NJ. ofsaid day
TERMS OF SALE.-Purchase money to be
paid IN three equal payments, at six twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sale, and Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises, and good
personal security
A good title will be given and all right Of
dover reiinquished. And for further particu.
lars see plat Of said land at the Office of the
Judge of Probate, in the city of Burlington.
JESSE B. WEBER, Admir-.
apr II ,46--3t EIsf5. -
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SAINT LOUIS.


roawAaprEo & coxnIsslox xaEcnArrs,
No. 81, Water street, ST. LOUIS, No.
4 RE prepared To make liberal cash advances
"A on produce placed in their hands. either f.r
sale at ST. Louis, orfor shipment to their cores
pondents in the Southern or Atlantic cities
o--Ar~ prepared to contract freights 10
hiladelPhia, Baltimore, New York and Boston
via Pittsburgh. Pa. Canal and Rail Road. thro:
D. Leech & Cos old established line, giving
bills of lading for merchandise or prodoce, to
either the above named cities, Il specified rates.
No charge made Il Pittsburgh for commission.
storage, or for advancing freight
Aiso-Agents for Grifiith's Western Line, via
Cincinnati, Erie and Wabash Canal, and the
Lakes for the transportation Of mere handise and
Produce to any Of the easter markets.
Aiso-Agents for Thayer & Co.'S Forwarding
warehouse, opposite New Orleans. Merchan-
disc and produce transmitted through these
warehouses, can secure low freights, and no de.
lays. Storage, drayage, and exposure obvisted
"a. Ken0scha Salt 1geney-A constant receipt
direct from the Works; and are prepared to sup.
ply the trade at al times at the loweat market
rates. 81
Den1ing's Fire Preof Safes-Assorted sizes
at manufacturers prices, adding transportation
apr II '46-ly BEEhEE BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
rcomnunieated.l

DIED. at the residence Of her husband, in
Augusta, Des Moines county, Iowa. on the 7th
iast., EsA, consort Of John d. Martin, in the
ASth year Of her age. She was native Of Mo-
mongolia CO., Va /; daughter Of Wi liam and Ruth
Berkshire. Our beloved: sister vas trained up
by pious parents, and at that season Of life in
which youth is prone 10 folly, she gave her
heart 10 the Lord, and through all the viciss-
tuJes Of life, she lived anlexemplary Christian.
As might be expected, from her long Christian
coarse Of life, her end was peaceful and trium-
plant. She has left husband and seven chill
dren TO mourn their irrepairable loss; but they
weep not a. those that have no hope. The w,i-
ter ofthis, feels that one Of his early religious
aequsintances has gained the peaceful shore Of
Immortal life. .sLet me die the death of the
righteous" &c. . A. c.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18

Also, splendid assortment Of china tea sets, 81
pieces, very low. + ss,se
The above goods are al fresh and Of the latest
styles, and will Be put BY experienced packers,
In such manner Is to insure their safe carriage
any distance. a#- ts
\ BRITANNIA WARE-Our stock Of Britain
MIA, Of our own manufacture, Is now complete,
and we offer IN excellent article, very low.
GLASSWARE-Plain, pressed and cut tum-
bIers, wines, goblets, emonades, decanters, SUI
gnars, bowls and candlesticks. An excellent
assortment Of all the above, Of both Pittsburgh
and New England manufacture. f
Window Glass, Pipes, Stone Wsre, &C., al.
ways on hand, together with every other article
in our line. N. E. JANNEY e. CO.,
apr 4 1916 No. 81 Main street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
Carpet and Clothing Warehouse.

r C. LOUDERMAN & co. are now il re-
y. ceipt OF their Spring Stock at their ext~n.
sive establishment I6l Main street. corner of
W Washington Avenue, st. Louis, Mo. consisting IN
part as follows:
- e.. BRUSHES 9. carpet, 50 P. ingrai. carpet.
$50 40 Saper6ne do zoo do Cheneiia and
80 do dsmask veneteanl pufted rugs.
40 do common do $50 do do do
go = booking.
5000 yd's. oil cloth from feet 10 "a feet wide.
superior article. The above goods have been
iected with care. m We hazard nothing in say
ing 70 the 6aest assortment both tor style and
quality ever offered in the western country. We
have IN addition to the above the most EXTEN-
StvE AND CHEAPEST STOCK Or CLIO TIL
ING ever offer in ST. Louis, CONSISTING in part
rs fot,ows-a choice lot blue and blue black dress
and frock coats; tweed dress and frosk do; =
superior article brown linen. checx linen !, drill
giagham and cotton drill coats. vests aud pants
Of every description and almost endless varieties
together with complete assortment Of furnish
ing goods. the attention Of merchants and Others
are respectfully solicited 70 our stock. which we
offer wholesale or retail. cheap Tor cash sp-
p. owed paper, at prices that cannon fail to please
J. e. LOUDERMAN & CO..
l6i Main st. corner w Washington Avenue.
April 4. I84S-6n.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
ME DICAL NOTICE.

~ II HOLT. DocroR CT MEpIc,NE. Office on
NJ. Jefferson street. next door 10 the Barrett
House.. will attend, as usqat, to all proe s.ionsl
application Ia connection with GENER. IL PRAc
T'cE Dr. IT, gives pars.culsr attention to the ~ an.
sgement Of
Gtrsnft er zfnpe-fna Dfsexsrs,
In the treatment of whi1a be has Lad several
year, experience in some Of the most eminent
EASTERN Hospitals, where these affections const-
tuted Acon.,dsrshle portion st his practice
UNEDtcAL COMPoUNDs. prepared by himself
adapted tor the relief OF tbs various p~cu.
liar TO the couatry al~a.s on and. aud will be dis
pensed at reasonable h.rse.
Burlington, April, ,846.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
Geo. u. Little.

Geo. u. Little,
wholesale Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. lS0 Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Three doors below Virginia Hotel.
rTAS just opened and viii Be. constantly re-
III cessing fresh and extrasive asscrtment Of
almost every desirable style suitable for the west.
era tr.de 10 which ne Invites the attention OF
all persons previous 70 making their purchaass
el.ewhere ss he will offer them such isduce.ne ass
10 the way of cheap bargsias. Rich variety -
q, lish and goods - have
never before bel en- offered 10 the e. Louis n,as-
kst His stock consists in part Of the following:
Rich balsarsnes. shaded marquesas. Frenck
aau Scotch lawns. ss
Barge elk, broche and tu.karia shswls,
Satin stripe. cross barred and plain muslio
roles. VIM
Fseech, Scotch end American ginSAans,
Swiss, book and null msslins. sasRis aai
flain. pisid, striped And 6x'd Jaek0nets. !.
Corded .kirts, cot'd csmbsscs. 5 WEE sfr 4-.
Rich cashmere dc coSse. ottomaHs, ls4 Z +
MouSlA de iaines. ssf4ss3.ss +,
BLACK aud royAi blae alpatas.
Scotch diaper, Russia sheesings, $50
Msrsaelles quilts. Paddiugs AID siieeias,
Psists Of every variety 81 style and price.
Furassnse priats ard cheeks, AaF.
Summer ssaiIs. bse~ = aad white lissa dsills.
biue SID br0wa dsills. aM Nj
h Bleachtd ~ 4 brOwa sniraings and shsesiags.
Blue blsck and brown brosa cioshss 8 As fa
Blue black aad fancy cassimsres,, ssr ii. 81
4 do do do 10 sasinssts,
sad every hing esiisd for i = dry goe1s jst-
siss hease. svrd : isls-Sa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-18
3. 8. BOYLE,


Importer Of Oh Wine. and Liquors, Sgars,
Fruits, &c., &c.
No. ID Water ST. ST. LOUIS, Mo. Cup stairs
las full supply, and il constantly in re.
IL ceipt Of the following articles, which he
offers low to the trade-viz:
MEDER SWAN GIN,
direct from the Importers, Schnehardt & Favre,
New York-also, Pine Apple" from +. Ste
ven's Sons, N. York; both warranted pure.
Brandy-Oid Otard, Duprey 4 Co., Alex.
Seignette, United Proprietors. Pinet, Castiilon
= Co. Old Champagne, and New York lst and
4th proof
Peach Brasdy--Very superior.
.APple Broadly do do
R@m-St. Croix and Jamaica pure N. q. and
N. F.. Rum.
Wkiskey-Irish, Scotch, Old Monongahela,
and Bourbon, Rectifed and Raw.
( Pori-London dock, single and triple grape,
pure juice, and burgundy.
Shsvy-Old Ham and Cortez, Pale and Brown.
Madeira- Old East India, Wood House, Malm.
sey, Cette, Pico, and London particular.
Mataga-Sweet and dry.
Cdmpayse-.No !. NapoleeA, Heidsick, and
Cliquot.
Claret--in casks and bottles, approved brands
Londo~ Porter aud Brown Stost--Byass' best;
also Scotch Ale.
Cigars-RegaIia and principe, approved brands.
Domes &c Liqxors-Ot all kinds.
DemijcAas--Of all sizes.
OLice Oii--90 bxs. on consignment for sale low
N. B. A choice as sortment Of Old Wines and
Liquors in bottles, constantly on hand. and with
which the trade win be supplied on most liberal
terms.
April '46-6m II