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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
Cheat & Grow Rich.

THIS has been the secret principle Of to
: many Of the wholesale dealers 10 Tea
up 10 this time. and they have prac,ised tn
most shameful imposition on the Countr
Merchant without any fear Of detection
Bot new era in the Tea Trade has com
and the PEKIN TEA COMPANY claim
the honor Of its introduction. They wer
the FIRST TO raise the banner Of Reform, Of
which it has inscribed the simple words
"Pure Teas at Honest Prices.'
A complete revolution has been the conse
quence. Let consumers of Tea every wher'
look at what we have done.
list. We were the first 10 send them Tea
that used to be called TOO good for them be
fore
End. We have driven out of the marke
a vast amount Of trash. and introduced a bet
ter class of Teas than has yet ever beer
sold. importers Of Tea often come to us &c
get for their own use. and for their friends
fihe qualities they can find nowhere else.
3rd We have reduced prices more thar
% per cent. both in Black and Green Teas
The wholesale grccers say we are running
the trade and calls US humhugs. This we
nave done already, and now see what We
are ready TO Go.
LIST. We will sell Teas by the single chest,
half chest. or IA 10 box, at the same prices
that wholesale srocers pay to the importers
when they buy by the hundred packages.
End. The wholesale grocers allow only
Is or at most IA lbs tare 10 the half Chest
This is cheat We will allow, in most
instances. Is and l6 lbs tare on the same.
Sd. We hereby undertake TO sell every
cheaper than the wholesale grocers do.
How can we do this, asks the country
merchants?
This is our answer. We are conten, with
seven per cen, profit instead of IS 5. SO pei
cent. a la wholesale grocer.
We deserve the thanks oil the country
merchants for saving them hereafter from
being cheated. LIE, them come TO the Ware
houses OF the PEKiN TEA COMPANY
and compare samples OF Tea they get else
where; and ii they buy bad Teas then, al
high prices, il is their own fault.
An English importer lately boased to Us
that he could make more money BY sending
bad Teas 10 the New York market than on
good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
This fraud; and now call upon agents 10 ev-
cry town 10 the Uni'ed States to come for
ward and buy the Teas imported by the
PEKIN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge
ourselves, that If in six months they do NOT
sci! more Tea than the Oldest and largest
dealers III the town, we will give them our
Tea without charge. This is PLAIN English
and cannot be misunderstood. We appeal
Tor testimony TO the immense success vi our
agents IN any par, oftbe UniIed States,
"Agents ,ranted in erery 7oun in the
United States for the sale Of these Teas, by
which they can make money, and confer Il BEN
eft upon the Public by supplying the pure
article.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
.1..rx Clar Nominated.

III. New York Tribune, ON the day
e,,,aw;no i. extraordinary manifesto IN
b.half Of Mr.. Clay's friends, admonish'ne
,hs universal Wing party to say and &c
ao.,,;no about the claims Of candidates ioi
~. present, published under its editorial
t h..d + the proceedings Of the Democratic
Whie Young Mems General Committee,
. meeting Of which, held at Broadway
Hon.e, September Sd. passed series Of
..oin,;ons against General Taylor, tho
NOT in name, and in favor OF Henry Gay
One Of their resolutions tells the wno'e
story: :,
aR,,olyeI, That, in the designation o.
the nerson for the Wing candidate for Inc
anproaching canvass, we have encounter
+ ~ embarrassments, have met with nc
d;scordant opinions, and for that hign an 2.
.a,smn trust we do not hesitate again to
;n.cribe and blazon on our shields the
much-loved and long hohored name o.
HENRY CLAY"
There is something beautifully modest
n al this. One day the Wing party IS
W BY the admirers Of Henry Clay to
:. st;II-,o wait-tosay nothing about their
nOr r y; do not wish to dispute
r. discu.s-and the next, they came out,
and boldly take their own position, oy
nominating Mr.. Clay! This i assuming
the dictatorship with vengeane g
ional Era.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NO. i. ROLAND LODGE FARM. sit
~ uated miles NORTH Of Iowa City on the
Dubuque Road. containing 240 acres, l6O
|of which are under fence and so under cul.
tivation, 2 comfortable log Houses. spring
we'll and suitable Office houses. There are
so acres Of splendid Timber Land. the other
l60 is mos, excellent Farming Land. yields
abundant crops and cannot be surpassed for
raising stock of all descriptions.
No PA very good Frame House direct
" opposite the front Of the State House,
we'll situated for store or residence.-at-
lached to it, so acres Of good Timber land 2
miles north oil Iowa City on Dubuque road,
and 80 Prairie, miles south on Bloom
ington road. the latter has been broke and
there is 1000 rails lying on tie Timber
land to fence il.
These properties will be sold on reasona-
BILE ,erms-appiy either personally or BY pre-
paid letters to James Mcdonnell on the hrst
named farm. or to the Proprietor al his Of
fee easIside Capital Square.
NE. J. M'DONNELL, ND.
iowa City. Sept. 81, l847.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
.IdalsisliSLYxtOy''s Sale.

TN pursuance Of License granted by tn.
l. Court of Probate in and for the county o.
Johnson, State of Iowa, will expose to sale a
public auction to the highest bidder, on the 5tl
Saturday, the 30th day Of October next, at l o..
clock p NJ, at the town of Moscow in Musca.
tine County, the following real estate of Johr
Gilbert, decd. late of Johnson county, to-wit
The undivided third part of Lots No. 5 and g.
in frationnl Sec. in township No. 70, Range
two west of 9TH P. NJ, and situated in Musca-
tine county and State aforesaid. Said lots are
situated on the south side of Cedar River near
the town Of Moscow and are principally timbered
land
TERMS.-One third the purchase money in
hand; the remaining two thirds in two equal in
stalments Of six and twelve months. The securi-
ty required will be made known on the day OF
sale.
H. FELKNER, admir-. debonis non
of the estate of j. Gilbert.
Sent 1, 1S47 a.,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of the ~. Louis University.

M l.. LINTON. NJ. d. Professor Of the
4Vls Principles and Practice Of Medicine:
A. LITTON. NJ. D.. Professor OF Chem
lstry and Pharmacy; >..
c.. A. POPE, M. D. Professor the Princi-
Piles and Practice of Surgery;
NJ. NJ FALLEN, Nj. d. Professor Of OBJ
sre,rics and Diseases oil Women and Chi
dren; ...
H. NJ. BULLlTT, NJ. d. Professor OF
Physiology and Pathology;
JAMES BLAKE, M. ID. Professor Of
Anatomy;
NIL. KNAPP, M. D. Professor Of Ma
terra Medcla, Therapeutics aud Medical Ju-
rIsprudence;
w. ID. STIRMAN, NJ. D. Prosec,or.
The Lectures in this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday in November
next, and terminate On the last day Of Feb.
ruary. The Cry Hospital is under the su
pervision of the above Faculty from the frs
day of July 10 the first day of January, le4S,
and the S, Louis Hospital during The whole
wear Clinical Lectures will he delivered in
these Institutions every day, 10 which stu
dents who are IN the city before the regular
course of Lectures commence are admltlsd
free Of charge. and which are attended by
the class during the session.
Fees for the whole course sos. B.ard-
ing can be obtained in ST. LOUIS as cheap as
in any other city.
NJ. l.. LINTON, NJ. d, Dean.
Office corner OF Second and Pine SIS
July, le47
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
FAMILY GROCERY.

@ THE Subscriber will keep con
LWz9E[E stantly on hand the followip,
Family Groceries. at the stanl
bformerly occupied BY Rober
G. Keating. one door south Of Messrs. Prize,
+ Sweets Drug Store, which he intends
selling at the least possible pro6t--conssi
ing OF
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, .Molasses, Pepper,
.Aiispice, Rice, Saleratus, Mustard,
Backing, Candles. Tobacco Of all
kinds, Soap of all kinds, Nuts
fall kinds, Cigars, Raj
SINS, Candies, CHINA
mon, Qorss, Natmegs,
Writing Paper, Po,cder, Lend,
Shot, Cincinnati and .Mononga-
hala Whiskey, Dried .apples, and
Peaches 81. Louis Cooking Stores
and HolloD-Uare, Salt, Dayton file,
Together with variety Of other articles toe
numerous to mention, which will be sold
Cheap for Cash. Call and See.
ABRAHAM WISE.
Iowa City, June so. lS47.--l6
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
The Learned Elephant.- a y

The Learned Elephant. That's a wer-
ry KNOWN hanlmal ofyours, said cock
,nsy gentleman to the keeper ofan elephant.
"very," was the cool rejoinder.
"He performs strange tricks and hantics,
does he?' inquired the coekney, cycling
the animal through his glass
'Sarprisin,' retorted the keeper. we've
learned him to put money in that box you
see up there. Try him with crown
The cockney handed the elephant crown
piece, and sure enough, he took it in his
trunk and placed it in box, high out of
reach.
well, that is very heytraordinary-
hastonishng, trulyw said the green one,
opening his eyes. SHOW let's see him
take it out and hand it back
1--WE never learns him that trick, " re-
torted the keeper, with aroguish leer; and
ne turned away to stir up the monkeys
and punch the hyenas.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
On Sale at tie Warehouses of the
PEAl.v TE.l CO.WP.i.7 Y,
rs II FULTON STREET NEW YORK.

IS &77 FULTON STREET NEW YORK.
The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are
done UP in quarter pound. hall pound and
one pound packases-lhe first, or inside
wrapper Is lead, the second wrapper is wa
,erproof pager and the third or outside wrap
per is OF Chinese rice paper The Company
sell none hut good Teas, done up 1T this SUI
perIor manner, all of them grown IN the most
uxurios districts in China, Country deal
ers may select as small a quantity Of enc
kind as they like. and have them packed in
one chest. These Teas also come in five
pound Chinese packages. called quanoons,
a convenient ianclful and portable shape.
Persons residing IN any par, OF the Unit
ed States or Canada, Can order any OF the
Teas 10 This Catalogue, by letter, IN quanm
lies to suit their wishes. We pack them in
Chinese boxes and deliver them 10 The For
wardlno merchant flee from charge for pack
ing or carriage. The money should always
accompany The order
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
DR j. W. GARNER.
DENTIST.
OF BURLINGTON

rNron, VI BURLINGTON, IOWA,
NrohMS the citizens OF Iowa City and
,Su s'c,nliy that he may be found a,
aN ANS HOfEL' for few weeks, dn.
nns which time he will be thankful for al,
.aso1s IN the line Of his profession, such as
CIEs.ANsiNG AND FILLING TEETH
mnn oold, pla tina or silver foil, in such a
ha ae' as 70 restore them 10 their orjoina,
.au'yi aiso' Inserting Teeth upon pivot. or
from one TO full Sc, upon nlare e,he, n.y., ~ !.
given. os' " references
requested. e" 'es'asnee u
iowa Cpy. Sept. Is 1912,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
Notice.

THE Subscriber would take this oppor
4 tunily to acknowledge his obligations
for the very liberal patronage he has rtce'v
ed during HE SIX years be has resided in
this city, and would say. tina. business OF lm-
poriance demands his attention in the East
consequently he will be absent for few
weeks. He has left his practice in the hands
of DIR. J. G.. Hebison. VINO will hold HIM
SELF in readiness 10 attend TO all calls for
medicine or practice.
He has also left his notes and accounts
in the hands of James Robinson, Esq.
(tirm of Robinson 5, FISHERY for collection,
who is authorized and appointed sole agent
10 settle my business during my absence.
ENOS METCALF.
Iowa City. July Ia. lS47. IL
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

Important abolition Movcment. Letters
received in N. York by the Caledonia from
unquestionable sources, announce that on
the 2sth July, last the King Of denmark
issued decree declaring that all persons
who should thereafter be born in his 40.
,ninious should be born free, and that all
persons in servitudesin his deminious OF
the 2sth of July last, and, remaining so on
the 2Sth of July, 1859, shah then be ao-
solutely free, without compensation to the
owners.
In the negotiation with the colonists,
which preceded the issuing ofthis decree
he offered them the alternative OF three
years with compensation CISCO per head
Tor each slave, or twelve years without
any compensation, and they chose the lat
ter
Denmark has three small islands in the
West Indies, viz: St. Csoix, St. Thomas,
10000, and St. John perhaps 1900 more.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

gFThe State Of Texas claims Santa
Fe as a part of its territory. The Hon.
David kaufman, in his capacity as rep
resenia,ive Of that State, says the Cover
nor of Texas, sent on formal protest and
remons,rauce against Gen. Kearney's civil
government at Santa Fee, and the repre-
sentative from that State would have pre-
sented il, but for the special message of
President Polk, denying that Gen. kear-
neys act had been approved by the gov
eminent, and promising to correct any
excess of power exercised by that officer
This statement is made by Mr.. Kaufman
to correct counter statement in the Ma
4ional Inteligencer. Phil. Ledger
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
MRS. S. G.. MOREY

PE-OPENED her School on Monday
- 18Th inst. The winter session will con
,Inue five months. MRS. COOKE will
give lessons in singing on Tuesdays and
Fridays OF each week al 4 O'Clock 2. NJ
commencing next Tuesday, Any person
not member OF The school. wishing To learn
Vocal Music can attend the singing class.
Mrs. T.. is also prepared TO give insnuc
tons on the Piano FoRTE a, her residence.
Iowa City. Sept. 18th, lS47-lt
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

August ~, 1S47.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received .,
- this Office until the 25th day Of October
next, al ~ o'clock noon. for the purchase Of
the lnteres. Of the United States, al law and
in equity, Of the property hereinafter de-
scribed, upon the terms aad conditions men
toned below, to wit:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore II has been very difficult, IN
deed impossible, 10 always obtain good
green and black teas. But now you have
only to visit the ware rooms Of The Pekin
Tea Company. IS and II Fulton Street, To
as delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish ior.-Daily Sun.
We have tried the teas imported BY the
Pekin Tea Company, 75S77 Fulton St, N.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

Taylor .Nssting in Fayette.-We under
stand that the friends Of General Tayl
for the Presidency, held a meeting in Lex
ington on Monday last to ra,ify previous
nomination. We learn also that they
were voted down. A friend of the Gen
-eral informed us that the Clay wings and
some of the democrats were too strong for
the Taylor men. We shall give the pro-
ceediags from one of the Lexington papers
next week; thew are amusing.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
+ iOTsCE.

ryNHE undersigned. administrator Of the
L estate Of Richard Williams. late Of the
county Of Johnson, State of Iowa, dec eased,
will on the GIN day of Sept. next. apply to
the Probate Court OF said county. at the
room of said court. for license TO sell the
real estate of said estate 10 pay the debts
thereof; when and where all persons in,ei.
esied in said estate may attend and show
cause why such license shall not be grained.
G. FOLSOM.
August llih, 1917
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
PRINTED CALlCOEs.

Their present Stock consists of nearly
ONE THOUSAND Packages.
Embracing some Thousands OF different pat
terms and cosorlDgs, and comprlsi g every
thing desirable in the line, Foreign and Do
nestle.
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit, atthe lowest prices by
the PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every
dav, and MANY of them are got up for our
own sales. and 10, 10 be found elsewhere.
"PrDieh lists OF prices, corrected from
da y TO dav, with every vsrl3 uon IN the mar
ket are placed IN the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea
of :he extent and variety of our assortment,
when we state, that the value of our usual
stock OF this one article. IS at lie asst twice the
value OF The entire stock OF dry goods usual
" kept by our largest wholesale johbers -
This fact. together with the fact, that our
means anu our attention. instead OF being
divided among a vast variety of ARTICLES. are
devoted wholly to one. will render the ad-
vau,aoes which we can offer TO dealers pei
iec,ly, obvious; and 1t sh III be our care that
none who visit our establishment shall meet
with any disappointment.
Our Assortment, is complete a, all seasons
of the year.
LEE. JUDSON & LEE.
P.S.-B F. LEE, formerly OF the hrm Of
Lord s. Lees, and late senior par'ner IN the
original firm Of Lee & Brewster, from which
connection he withdrew some time ago, has
resumed business in connection with Mess,s.
Lee s. Judson, under the firm of Lee. judi
son s. Lee, anu he ventures 10 assure his
friends and the public, that the new finn
will maintain the same pre- -emnence in this
branch of the trade. which formerly dis,in-
gushed the other two houses 10 which he
belonged, lsl7-le
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF IOWA
Benjamin 8. Roberts, former
owner.

I"All the right, title. and inter
est OF Benjamin s. Roberts in
the reservation Of land be-
tween the rivers Des Moines
and Mississippi, which was
reserved for The use Of the
half-breeds belonging 10 the
Sac and Fox nations, or some
Of them, under a treaty be-
tween the United States and
the said Indians. made at
Washington on the 4lh day
of August. 1924, and which
was afterwards wholly relin.
pushed and vested in said
half breeds with, authority to
sell and devise the same by
act Of Congress Of the 3Oth
June. 1884; and also especi
ally all his right, title. aud in =,
terest 10 the claims Of Keshus
and Kapasqua, two Of the a.
bove half breeds, which claim
was conveyed to said Roberts
BY deed dated the 25th MAY,
1887, aud recorded in deed
book No. |. page l03. by the
recorder Of Lee county. in the
former TerritoryIof Wiscon.
sin; which interest now con-
sis,s of two.thirds of the
claims of said keshus, and
two thirds of the claim of
said Kapasqua. subject 10 an
agreement heretofore made TO
Mary Roberts TO the value Of
one-lwelilh Of an en,ir. claim
and also an agreement here
to:ure made to John Sinclair
of one OF the said third parts
No division or partition Of the
above lands has been made
by VIII CHI the quantity of land
conveyed 20 the United States
has been ascertained. but the
quantity IS stated 10 be $500
acres.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

TINE undersigned will sell low, for cash
i the following described good timber land
three miles from Iowa CIV. on the lows
River. Lot No. 8. in Sec. %, town, No. 80
north Of range ives, 9Th principal meridian
containing 81 10 acres.
Apply at this office. or TO
JAMES K. HARTSOCk.
Iowa Civ. Sent Is, ISi7.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
Nv. THE MILL.

-NHE notes and accounts due 10 the firm
Il of Price s. Sweet are now IN the haods
Of the undersigned for collection. Persons
knowing themselves TO be indebted 10 the
above firm are REQUESTED TO call and settle
Office on Washington Street.
A. w. SWEET.
Iowa City, Sept. %, ls47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
.NOTECE.

Is hereby given, that my wife Esther
Stagg, having left my bed and board
without any just cause, therefore forewarn
all persons from harbouring or trusting her
on my account. as will not pay any debis
OF her contracting from and after this date.
MlCHEAL stage.
Sent. 18th. lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

Funny Definitions Not far from Correct.
-Paraset-A protection against the sun,
used by ladies middle of cotton and whale
bone.
Straps An article worn under the boots,
by gentlemen made of calf skin.
Kites-Light frames covered with paper,
and sent into the air by boys with long
tails.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
Lost

4 DUE Bill dated about the 10th OF August
n ls47, for Slo,75, given by VIM. Sturges OF
Blackhawk county, Iowa. Said Due Bill was
lost the night Of the 18th inst at the residence
of w. Edwards in Benton county, Iowa
All persons are notified not to trade for said
note.
JOSEPH w. BROWN.
Aug. Both, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

We clip the following from The Yankee
blade:-sReader, did you ever enjoy the
ecstatic bliss Of counting? If not, you had
better get little gall an .trp."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
NEW GOODS
Al the One Price Store, CONNER

S OHC. TTICC SlOfC, Com mG Re
cial Row.
Vie Subscriber having just returned
rom New York and Philadelphia, is
now receiving a New and Splendid Stock OF
my Goods, Halls, Caps, Boots g. Shoes,
winch ne offers for sale a, the loves, prices,
"''u ' would respectfully invite the Public to
call and examine them.
JAMES ROBINSON.
iowa City, Sept. 60, lSd7.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29
BUCKS PATENT
STOVE

FESEiE subscribers have now on hand an
4 assortment of The above celebrated Cook
ing Stoves. and feel confident that they can
supply Cooking Stoves. al wholesale or re-
tail. with the most perfect article in the
Western country. II possesses all the ad
van,ages Of any o'ner Stove now IN use,
with al least one third more oven, which is
heated with perfect uniformity in every part.
There ARE fiues 10 The oven so constructed
as to carry off the steam arising from the
various kinds OF meats into the pipe, there
by preventing the mixture Of tlavors. The
economy, convenience and despatch 10 all
The operations OF cooking. render this stove
decidedly preferable to any Other eAer offer
ed 10 the public.
This Stoue Stands Unriralled before the
World.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29

We, the undersigned. have each now 10
use one of Bucks Patent Cooking Stoves.
and We confidently recommend them 10 our
friends ond me public generally, as superior
in all The operations Of cooking, to any we
have ever lrled or seen used II has a de
clded ad-"1.age over ali others with which
we e-e .-guainIed. IN the size OF the oven.
when is SO constructed as 10 afford horl-
zon,al surface equal 10 that Of the whole DO
DIV and hearth Of the stove. 1t bakes equal
iy well in the irort and back part. and Is
not Inferior in any respect 10 brisk oven.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-29


small amount OF fuel.
w. w. Dodge. F Rsichald
A w. Faoln S &. J Turner
Samuel Bassett William Miller
Rev, Il Chamberlain E l. Shannon
j F. Williams II Wood ~
"A S Rutherford John Hancock
ID w Graham Hardin Roblrds
is Thorp Capt John r. Moore
Charles c Norris W,lIlamM Wood
Thomas Jones William Finney
Jacob Kneeder E b Lacy
Can't. John J Roe George A Kerr
Spencer Smith Chas w Wadsworth
C w Pomeroy G. l. Berman
Shelton r FOCUS DR. A Weibe
Mrs f. Walker Evan Evans
Mrs S v Cleyenger Tnomas l. Carr
Barron s. Rothwell s; G. Sands
A lcenhower + Heilea
lseiah Townsend w Klein
Louis Mon,any Cyrus Ely
Rev w Gnswold Charles. Derby.
Nahum Aidrich, Mrs Commons
To show that these stoves are held in The
highest estlmo;ion IN Ohio. we are atliberty
10 refer 10 the following gentlemen Of Gin
cinnati, where they have been in use for the
last three years:
Rev DR. Aydelotte Rev T Brooke
DR. Woodward DR. ] Allen
AlphoDso Taft, Esq, w H H Taylor
DR. Rives DR. Richards
josiah Drake Gen John Snyder
Augustus I,ham DR. A Curtis
D L Disney Peter Campbell
We have on hand an extensive assert
ment of the IMPROVED PREMIUM and
other STOVES, at wholesale OF retail. No
200 Main street, st Louis, directly opposite
the Missouri Hotel.
HAVEN s. BUCK.
Sept. 90, '47-27