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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23
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TOUCHING THE RIGHT CHORD.


A writer in the Boston Times, describing
visit to the Penitcn.iary at PhiIadcl-
phia, thus speaks Of an interview between
Mr.. SCATTERwooD, the humane Warden Vi
the prison, and young man who was about
IL enter upon his Imprisonment. Few
will read il without deep emotion:
We passed on. to tho aute-room again
where VIC encountered new conner, who
had reached the prison ss VIC entered. lie
had been sent up for Eve years, on charge
Of embezz.cmcnt.
lie was elegantly aitircd in the latest
style Of fashion, and possessed oil tho non
chalcnce nnd deSii-may care appearance
ofo rowdy. lie twirlcd his watch chain
particularly knowing at couple Of ladies'
who CHANGED to be present, and seemed
utterly indifferent about himself or the pre-
dicament he was placed in!-l'he Warden
read his commitment, and addressed him
with
'Charles, am sorry TO see thee here
III cant be helped old fellow
'What is thy aye, Charlcsv
'Twcnty-three.'
- Philndelphanr
'Wcll-kinder, aud kinder not
Thee has disgraccd ihysclf, sadly
We'll, amt troubled, old cock
Thee looks not like rogue
Matter Of opinion.
Thee was we'll siluatcd'--
'Ycs-well enough
'ln good employ
'Well--so so.'
And thee has paren,s?'
Yes
perhaps thee hast mother, Charles1'--
The convict had been standing during this
hrief dialogue perfectly unconcerned and
reckless, unit! this last interr"gatory was
put. Had thundcrbolt struck him he
could not have fallen more sudden than he
did when the name Of .m1ihcr' Tell on his
car! He sank into chair--a torrent Of
tears gushcd from his cycs--the very foun-
tain Of his hear, seemed to have burst, on
the instant! lie recovered partially --and
said imploringly 10 the Warden
Don't you, sir-for Gods don't call her
name in this dreadful place! ID, what you
mny with me, but don't mention that name
TO me-
There were tears in other eyes besides
tho prisoners, and an aching silence pcrva-
ded tho group who surrounded the unfor-
tuuatc convict. Tho black can
was drawn over his eyes, he was led to M
adjoining apartment and stripped, aud
shortly afterwards, re-appearcd on the cor
rider. lie passed silently on in charge Of
Deputy keeper, to a lonely cell in dis
tan, part Of the prison, the door crcnkcd on
ito hinges, he Disappeared, ,hcichnin drop.
ped from the outside bolts and Charles-
was close prisoner for five years to come
We left the prison with heavy henris,
relieved however by the reflection that this
was ono Of the best devised institutions in
tho world, md tina, its administration in the
hands, Of Mr. Scattcrwoed had secured 10
ito unfortunate inmates the most "equai
and exact justice"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23
JUST RECEIVED
4 NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.
1T And RIO -KIsGH3.N
BURROWS a. lRl.yTYMAy

RRPOCLD inform their l,iends and Gus
- toners that they have just received
from the East aud South large and well
assorted stock u, DRY GOODS, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, &c. which they have opened
nj their old stand in Davenport aud a, Sui
Ivan 4 Movers old stand in Rockingham,
adjoining the Steam Mill. They invite
their friends 10 call md examine their
stock. They will for Cash or Produce ia
hnnd. sell their Goods us low us nny other
house IN the country. Farmers residing in
the vicinity of Rockingham will be supplied
with Goods AT our Store in that place Oh
tho same terms that they can be got in
Davenport. We do NJ, pretend 10 sell
Goods on time rs low, rs for Cash or Pro.
ducc IN hand but Ior ready pay, VIC pledge
ourselves 10 sell ns low ms any other ho,,sc
in the country. We receive in payment,
ior Goods all kinds Staple Produce or the
country, and shall hereafter as heretofore.
en.icavor 10 retain the confidence Of our
country friends. Among our stock ma,
he found good assortment oi
DRY GOODS,
A'H'ss"' PtNsss Doti,cstlC Jcanss o1ttl-
nets, Broad Cloths, Bohnc,s, Jaconcfs,
Edginss, lnseriings, Linens, Ladies' Bon
nets, Ribbons, Ladies' Hose, Blue Drills,
Cable Twist, Gnmhroons, mud all kinds Of
Dry Goods called for in this section Of
country.
4 large nnd we'll assorted stock Of Boots
md Shoes, Groceries OF all kinds, Hardware,
Quecnswa Dried Fruit, &c. sc. We
invite our friends to give ia a call and we
will endeavor to sell them Goods rs low rs
those who say they buy for twenty per cen,
less aud sell fifty per cent less than their
neighbors.
BURROWS e. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport,
Rockingham. May Goth, 1917.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

Once, when two Da,chmen were fishing
one said 10 tho other; ANY pi,e sou dare!'
mo, Hans" Well no,,in pi,e nc, too"
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lie thu, hath more knowledge than judy.
ment is made for another mans use, ralh.
or than his own.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

ncr Of Rock Island and Third Streets; he
has now on hand and intends keeping q
general assortment Of CHAIRS AND CAB
met FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS Of all sizes and
patterns, BEDSrEADS, BUREAUS.
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES.
WORK STANDS, and all other articles
usually manufactured in an establishment
OF this kind, which for durability and neat
ness OF workmanship, he will warrant not
TO be surpassed by any manufactured in
the western country.
S. SCIIOOLrIELD.
N. u. Old furniture repaired and paint
cd ia the ncatcst STYLE.
COFFINS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport. Oct. 10Th, 1914. Tiff
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GLASS 4 CIlINAWARE.

Paints and Oils, NC.
All Of which will be sold low for the
ready pay or produce in hand. C.S. w.
Davenport. May 18th, 1917.
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LOOK HERE FARMERS!

AVING tho cXclu-
- sivo righ, Of making
Palmer jtiiiian,s' Patent
.Screm Bcdsiead,
for the State of Iowa, and
having water powcrat Cam
den, Ill, TO do my turning, !
can and will sell CHEAPER
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NEW GOODS
A. q. FULTON.

10 Just received and oilers Tor sale
LII Four Dozen Bunneis,
100 pieces Bonnc, and trimming Rib
bons,
Ladies Silk md Cotton Stockings.
A splendid assortment OF fine French
Lawns,
a large and splendid assortment Of
Bcrcigcses and Baiznrncs Of splendid pat
terms and good quality, that " pledge our
selves TO sell positively the first cost, ms
We wish TO close them out. All that want
a fine French Balzorinc Dress al the price
of a common Calico, come and examine
my fine Balzorines and Bereigeses.
A. G. FULTON.
Davenport. June Sd, lS47.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

The following stnnzas confirms nd,icc
which story tcl!ers of nll ages may we'll
treasure up and foll0w:-
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NURSES
TANNING MILL MANDATORY
MOLINE, IL,

N'As 100 Ase<A.s - =. nv u WV u
MOLINE, Ill
NJ A. g. AI.ONZO NURSE. nre still
- . at work in Moline, Lioriny all they can
--or they are manufacturing the hes, Blowing
Machines for cleaning grain of all sorts and sizes
in the best style that ever was done BIZ wind and
selves. REMEMBER F.3R.NERS--When
you buy ono of
NURSES TANNING MILLS
You are getting the norti OF YOUR MosrY. md
YOU will all have IN opportunity OF busing ~
your own doors. There are three wagons car
rying OUT mills all the time and in our hurry aud
the increased demand ii any should get over
looked, please send letter, tell how many can
be sold in Your neighborhood aud where you
live cxncily, aud We will give YOU call.
When the Pcdlar comes don't le, the opro.-
tun,y slip, for they 90 fact. You can pay in
Wheat. Pork and most kinds of farmers pro-
dnce-Flaxseed, Hides and Tullow into the bar
gain, and II he happens TO be low for expense
money he will TAKE cash-,rv him.
Abou; two hundred OF these machines have
been sold this season and moro vet to GO. Give
US a call when YOU come io-one Of the hes,
mills in the State 10 get Flour exchanged for
Wheat. w. e. An
Moline, ILL.,, November l2.h, 1896. l2-,f
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When thou dosi It'll nnoiher's jcs,s, the.cin
Omi, The oaths which true wit canno, need !;
Pick out Of tales tho mrth, bu, not the sin;
lie pases his apple, tina, clcanly feed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23
ALSO. GROCERIES.

Sugar, coffee, Y. II. Tea, first rate ar
sic'c, pepper, spices, soap, buckets, tubs,
tobacco, mill, glnsr, nipples and peaches,
rosin and currants, S. H. and N. Q. molas-
scs, salnratus, ginger, starch, candles, CT
der vinegar, cotton yarn, powder, shot and
lead, salt, &c. Sc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

SCHOOL BOOKS.
u Ii kinds on hand aud fnr sale ut
IA Arril 9th. WmIsLER's.
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NEW GOODS.

"lIE subscriber having received his
SPRING e. SUMMER STOCK, is
prepared to supply customers with Goods
at moderate prices. The following arc
some OF the articles ne has on hand
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

TIE subscriber would
IL respectfully inform
his old customers and tho
public generally that hav-
ing taken the building for
merry occupied by Samuel
Gcycr. situatcd on tho cor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-23

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
"A PERMANENT interest may he oh
- tanned oil the subscriber, BY purchase or
lcasc. in his
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Davenport January 90, i847.
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N scoTr. OF SCOrr THOMPsoN, and al leIs ~. =
sho Az. OF claim ~ be creditors Of SAID seo o. 81
Tbompson ately carrying ON business IN the wy ol
york q. xroc.r. are repaired % present tneI' ae, -
ss.inst SD scott and Scott Thom pson' $40
.,,,e n required and Pay befr indeoednes 20 -
.ri.r A. Ri. residence Ia sad city on or oeioIe -
A. ~ Sove.,ber next Caims not presented -. ~ -
entitled a. sny dividend bich may be aeNIre =, =,
s.g~s az "a scott Dated New ors octyoe - ..i'
1890 $500. ~ 'A b wAIsTELL. - Hadson-st
%ToTIt.E-Pur.1aalI 10 "a ortef q A 3 hoesr', SUI
trsss,s N III County 0f Kings noa,Ss nTfxatfI
=, III S-tsSr.h.Vins claims agsllst MUSES. niho1Ss
a. u he chr of Br0rs Ard County 40 - ih
n voqrh-rs uerrlf y The .1p'ero-ts' - ~ ye,s
W,li,r, smith sf w. NJ 10 Nsi-fst w +, 49, ~ "a
q. or b-f,r- t,e 81 dsy 81 fehr1.y ~. -
s.v.fASsn.t lstT MARY L. klNBALb Ao nlal.'-l a
az is~sn MN SMITH bRoNS a lt1-a 81 VT,
N-UTICT--Ia gsI.eance u a. order o. Aaassw .
l\Hs3re. Eso Sancgste 81 he sOlly y, $3.50,
r. Il. h-r-iy sis-n 10 P-fs.os ns,.1S -
fo~aS. fDNARps, lais n ne ny ~ ni"oA 49,. D.. -
"a = uni. deceased 10 prts-ui ne 49,, go, So -.
tb.,ef 10 tie ssbscfi er al lne 0ns1 :. 80
S.ha y. S.,ssu-.i New f0rk. % OF sesS,r ~ in
- - gshn.rx 1874 WILLIAM n - " AhD's
~ ~ 1n.'fT is57 faa2s lasen.l Ete-alof.
NfoTtrP-1rss heirs Of the late Peter raalmAn IA se
n S...> - An indefinite time the sac % Toe PoPsll
:. s - ,,,.-r 10 t,kr place Al fiefmoni On ne I'D
20 20 $500 $3.50" =. 49, r II TAuLNAk y..cgtar.
- CHAS. TAU Imam .-..
p. - v --rt =. ia@I- - -----
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BOOK TRADE.
HYpRAULICS

IN yrrHANlC>-A Descriptive snd hisiorlcAl &C
a Inn. ~ gydrsuic and ether Machines iuf tAsink
49, md modern with ohservations on
49, cor neried with the Mechanic Arts ineurins 'ns
py~-...ve Development " The steam busnc DSsc-f
-. Ia er@rs variety Of Bellows, Piston anu ho.4y
80 Fr,Fusnes Wsfer-Rams, fressiref n, -
a. ua~bInes F0lpies. &C. Remsrss % Aheisli "7s
60. Co.-Wheels. Blawp.qes be-.nA,, t .s
30, u.s,c t;oblcts steam Idols an AAeh.ne5y
- l.renf Tesnples To which are NpetIt ~ y
- Bowrx sud Spcutirs Tubes. and oihef OF IN 49,
800 S.Flres Modes and Machinery iot raisins 49,
Hi.foricsl Notices respecting : phuns roan.--A' -
C-v.-s Clspsydr.. Pipes. Nayc-t Cocks e IN ~
RooEs By THoxas EwsaSS- Illustrated ~ '' IN
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,ly h, ~ EXPERIMENTAL Philosopher, the u cA -
- ,he Ouer,ftve Trsdesmsn. who are engaged IN &c
,pd sork combined with the objects speeiueo ~
The ~.sr.e but $50 % every ORD mary rradst
iritr,st enarre his genera information aa w -
o combine amusement with the topics ~hieh a'ae' us
sttenfion- - rr,-u- P,xr.
OF numbers. Al > cents ea.n- ..-,, ,..,s.h.-.
- GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Prhlshets,
T-fbr~e Busl1frss. NeV-lork.
IT,. r.. ~,,,-r a. ~ the shove Work pub
hss order. rl.y be cent any Of the booksellers 70
New-l0rk. Philadel phia q Boston = 49,. r-r;,-s
RI The numbers can . sent - any Part ~ ne ni-o
.,.i.s tv mail and Postmaster. RENTING a. ~
vii BE- entitled 20 thfee perfect copies OF te ao4e "oN
Rer,iffsure. sent ty mail are 81 our risk o. ,.ru
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MRS WILLARQ'S

cSHOOL hISTORfES.-l school II, siory OF the / "'-"
sNSt.fe. Maps ard Engrsyings - 49, -
? History OF the United STATES OF Sruphe OF America
q 81 L, "a
Z I1riyers,i History IN Perspective. - - -,
Hon Daniel Webster says q 81 esIy edition o. 'is
Wn,rs's History II the United States, IL letter o ne
.s,h- Keen I. near me- book Of reference, aceuE
IT, ss~ir, Charts bv Mrs willard are destined for
The .ehoroonn and viii b. found great aid IN the sedy
Of her Histories. tyt..
, T'en1ple Of Time Chart u Universal History
A.. W,ii.rd'. works are extensively used IN many "
H. be.t chool. In the United states. sld tie school s
, Is received the highest concentrations oth lor ~
eeur,cy and literary mers Every notice Of them hss
been hishly favorable ercspt eHe v heh was H7 W '1'
ourpose Of Introducing rival work -,
Ms WIZARDS Histories and Charts are Pooiis ,s s''
II Nv A ; BARNES a CO 81 John-sI
: Mrs Willard $ Answer % Mr.. Wilson Atlas ~
on her Histories. is Published pamphlet FORM snd iaIa
.ied gratis, BY A. ;. BARNES co. 81 J9hn-sI ieaen'
80 ns lie trends Of Education particularly inssd 70
r~,f this aud examine the Histories OF nis "
lad
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WILSON'S SERIES

nF SCHOOL HlSTORIES.-Juyenie American MS
OtOry-54 cents
History Of the United Ststes-ol cents
American History. l2rno. LARGE 50
Commemorative Chart Of Anieric an History.
The School Histories Of NJ. Nison are Characterized
for their accuracy ceaness and beauty OF style ana thef
admirable adaptedness for use Ia the school room .
The school History Of the United States = accompanied
with Ceouaphical Notes and explanatory Maps giving II
decided value over any other history OF the knd-it Is
d.splseing many Of the Inferior histories
The Pabc Schools Of Cineinnaa have recently atei
careful examination adopted wilson's History IN the
place Of Mrs. Wiiiard's.
Teachers Will be furnished with copies Tor exam nation
wilson's Histories published by . .
MARX H. NEWMAN co 1913 Broadway, n
A lherAl discount mads % schools 81 eoo
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DUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has Just received one Of me
collections Of Bubous Roots ever imported Se 10
-. az Hy.einth Nar.ssus and Tulips we're selected py
himself with especial reference 10 their suitable ness o'
room culture and they cannot fall TO gave genera ss
action Tor better bulbs cannot be grown -.
Iady amateurs and others viii consult TIER o"h hlei
Eats ~ calling on him previous 70 selecting a.
80 nee, VII also be found from p y ~ per cent lower
80 hose of any other store in the City he has aso
very choice sss5rtment OF Hyacnth 0iessess ana TO-
here beins selected Tor him by friend who visited
Europe La: He only soliet' ,n Of the
,assntea JAMES HOGO, 5o2 Broadway,
80 5,.oa Prince 81
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TNDrA RuBBER SoLES,

HUARANTEED TO LAST FINE MUI'I I 70 H II1
VI factured and sold by A. j. WhEELEh, " W4AeI :
.bo. store 4le Broadway Canals The trade ana
crstoe. promptly supplied OF these solcs The Editor
OF The Bsgaio Commercial aseyer thus tes.ines non,
- 80 ROT. and shoes extra soles Of India rubber, IN way
hst contributes largely comfort and health and Is
very economical withai sole OF India ruooe, VIII our,
two or three of leather IL IS very elastic and pleasant
o tread upon and in all ordinary weather VIII Keep th7
lee, The feet as dry aud comfortable As II they were eeed
10 rrhs, .boes These extra soes be applied 70 an
ht or shoe without i'm pairing their tm appearance ana
bos. who would consult economy and health, would 90
well 10 xse Mr. Wheeler call 80
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srRoNG,S PATENT LAMPS.

4 ST.-Ihese lam ps cisf no snaue
i I'd Are free from smoke or smell a.,
ID Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater hsn'
Al les expense than any lamp now in use
am Are more brilliant than csmphene or spirt gas
without the same risks % life and property. ,
5th Are liable to get out Of order are eay eieane"
and warranted for one year %, al, III a. 49,,
9TH The hand lamps will not spill oil with the most
Menufaet1red solely by 5. ID. VANDERHEfDES, oio
Pearlsf New-YOrk Wareroom jO4 broedwV .,,--
Chandeliers, bracket hanging pafior ana nsh'ei lamps
In every variety 49,
Dealers sup Piled on liberal terms -.
n solar And astrsl humps Altered o. un
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DAILY JOURNAL

l'OR THE YEAR 1878. CAP siLt--baiiy heinVtan-
dun Books for the year l8f3 pocket sike containing
Time and Interest Table, Almanac and space LOT
rnAkisg rssnnoranda for every day IN the year . 80,
Railroad aud Navigation Guide, containing NJ AZ OF nr
United STATES with the working Lines OF RAILROADS Also
the hours Of starting from the dtpos and Stations WIN
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
al o. Nanuf.etnrcrsan and Sfationers II Maideu-lsne
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S,TOyE yARNIsH-By which AZ stoves. pipes and
s- xrnf with beantifi polish coach
h ~ No sprl c.fions year. Sold only a. Il Cort
lssd..t EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE, warranted 20 eolcr
,S az aar brown Jet black Ad not stain the skin
mute the hsir DR. McSAIRs ACOUSTIC OIL forths
cr- q desnes "a, cured ceses Of tesiness q 10 -
4. " x.s-.' -t.rfiu. DALLEf'S Ard CONNELS CEN
TINt MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a. the Only de
GOT y Cortlasd Aiso HAyS'S LISiMFNT, wsrrsni-
"a 10 care any Of Piles BALM or COLUMBIA,
re orlY attic Of value fcr the hair oib I'm
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cnF.RM Am COUNTRY RESIDENCE /

- salo-in the town OF Seneca Fails Seneca toanyet
- the west shore Of syuga Lake two miles ~aihol0s'
usa Bridge Farm contains 10 acres OF nls' iasny a.
$50 acres improved and remainder IN woodland te
buildings are large two story BRICK MANSION wiatWl
.tory frame building the rear having Attained % n
same a wash room, woodhouse, Sc The ontbuildinrEi
a new carriage house, barn and she'd, New board Nts
mental and picket around the house and 10 ifoae
built " thn two years Large apple aud pesch ofdA-
OF the most choice and select KIND OF iruit Fear pa
- cherry trees also Of the best KIND The view ~
scenery not surpsssed but by few II any ~ Western Nss
York Access easy bs railroad and canal itn pi.sln
that no one will purchase without viewing the pfema
For farther particulars A. TO situation al
ments and terms OF payment epPicstio can pe me- ~
sheldon smith 4 Go. ~ Pearl sti IA. " AN. Isy
Johnst ~ and personally 20 or by letters iPose -
addressed to tlssub-criber Oakwood Fern nrsf Ss,rH
Bridge I'm 2asiw join ooDtS p.l
EXECUTORS SALE OF Valuable Real EH .,s !.
% Auction-rhe subscribers ~ill sell on "a a.', N".
49, day,) the 18th OF October next, AZ O'Clock, Vs II
b re late Jacob Conkn deceased, situated Ia we W
az Al, Pleasant Westchester County, about two hd ~
mile. from Tarrytown and four from sing sing analno-
said farm, has on u good dwelling house three sN
cider mill, vinegar house barns, Sheds ana on
out buildings all In good repair said farm has 90 tts
otchsrt about eiaht each, OF bearing apple ties
ali arsted and excellent variety Of other fruit II
farm Is well divided into meadow, pillow and tinoef H.
OF good quality with several OF large locust 81
chestnut timber IL 10 well wsfered, and contains aee
$50 acres The farm IL admirably fitted for division la
two well arranged farms and will be sold either a.
whole, or divided 20 suit purchasers.
Also good brick houss, situated IN the village OF Bet
mantown, Mount Pleasant. For farther particulars
quire OF James W. COnklin, West someEs, or Mary Co
JAMES w CoNKLIN, Executor
MARY CONKLIN, Esecutnx
Mount Pleasant, Sept T. l8f7. o5tl8Ds sB SN
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JUST PUBLISHED

I'VE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF COOKERY 10y me
author OF" Every ~iys Book > containing over itrV
practical receipts SONS OF which entirely new no
family should be without IL. Every lady VIII be aDle 20
drec ana every domestic competent 10 perform her tass
with perfect ease Purchase n without desythe demand
Is daily increasing Published by T j. CROWN ~
Broad ay and may be had OF the booksellers In the city
.nd cnunirH Prce in hound - paper 80 cts OH w
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NATURALIZATION.

lust PUBLISHED, new work entitled Naturalization
Jof Aliens. or The Aliens Guide 10 Citizenship, and
Coaft Manuel containing sketch of the laws with dIec
tons aud forms Of proceedings for the NATURALIZATION OF
alien. in the United States with Notes aud an Appendix
Nv George w Scott COunsellOr-at-Lhw. For sale by
- BELLA GOULD. l5S Nassau st.
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MOROCCO ndANUFACToRY.

fPor,nerfy Of re f~ra Of Barclay HoHurf y col
xlTOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC that he has taken
w The store A. IL Jsc0bst where he VIII Keep sn issorl-
,t ~ ,oroero re- rosns coehnea coach and uadress
49, y -. Jtnsn1. a.. so In
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MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Bah John Benson (of BedfoTd) Boston, de, ballast
BT brig Lady OF the Lake Beeman Bermuda, de, salt
10 Mid1leton Co len Rr beis Falcon Pitt hence Just
arrived, passengers
Sehr Ana. Trssd~el. Norfolk, Do. -four 70 Bedeii
Schr Wm bird Wiley, Port Jefferson. ~ hrs, ballast
BELOW--2 brss unknown Wind 5 w.
eSAILED-New ship Gertrude for London.
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALvEsroN.
rl,HE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection Of
i Notes and Accounts In the State OF Texas, ehectng
Sales OF Real Estate the Purchase OF Produce Receiving
and Forwarding Of Merchandise, aud Of General Com
mi s.ion Business GEORGE BUTLER.
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aRusHEs, RRusHEs!!

rV,HE 81 BsCRIBER invites the attention OF OVtN
L Try MERCHANTS and the public generally 70 ms
x,.ns We assortment Of brushes u every descrption a.
r. Bru.h Factory ST Pesrlst tFrsnklin-squsre Cen
.+rntiy on hand paint brushes sash Tools white ~ssh
5rshs. and al kinds Of fancy brushes which be offers Tor
sale a. the lowest prices -, ~ ,,opppr
al Ir,sod JOdN n nOif
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cARPETINGS.

ID LAWRENCE a. Csnalsf, offers Tor sale on the most
IL .bs terms splendid patterns Of Brussels Three
D ,nd Iuxr.in CarperinEs Drufsets stair tarpetinss
bcIotb, .Ir-r0ds W nd0w shades with hxt1Eesxc Ae
. - "a csr.l-.t OILS fmDzW-
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EWR ANHs HYDRAULICS.

rVHE PUBLICATION OF the first number OF this work
i IL deferred until Saturday the 10th inst Orders may
b.. sent the booksellers The whole work Will bs
completed IN numbers at - cents a number Oh