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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16
POETRY Y.
From the National Era.
"IMPROMPTU

IMPROMPTU
ON RECEIVING AN EAGLES QUILL
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.
All day the darkness and the cold
Upon my heart have lain,
Like shadows on the winter sky,
Like frost upon the pane
But now my torpid Fancy wakes,
And, on thy Eagles plume,
Rides forth, like Sinbad on his bird,
Or witch upon her broom!
Below me roar the rocking pines,
Before me spreads the Lake,
Whose long and solemn sounding waves
Against the sunset break.
! hear the wild Rice-Eater thresh
The grain it has not sown;
/ see with flashing scythe of fire
The prairie harvest mown
/ hear the far-of voysger's horn
/ see the Yankees trail-
His foot on every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whiting round St. Mary's falls,
Upon his loaded vain;
He's leaving on the Pictured Rocks
His fresh tobacco-stain.
l hear the mattock in the mine,
The axe-stroke in The dell,
The clamor from the Indian lodge,
The Jesuits' chapel bell!
] see the swarlhy trappers come
From Mississippi's springs;
A nd war chipfc with thair naintpd hTONvs.
And crests of eagle-wings.
Behind the scared squaw's birch canoe,
The Steamer smokes and raves;
And city lots are staked for sale
Above old Indian graves.
BY forest, lake and waterfall,
/ see the peddler's show;
The mighty mingling with the mean,
The lofty with the low.
l hear the tread of pioneers
OF nations yet 10 be;
The first low wash of waves where soon
Shall roll a human sea.
The rudiments of empire here
Are plastic yet, and warm
The chaos Of a mighty world
Is rounding into form
Each rude and lo~stling fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find
The raw material Of a State,
Its muscle and its mind !
And, westering still, the star which leads
The New World in its train,
Has tipped with fire the icy spears
OF many a mountain chain.
The snowy cones OF Oregon
Are kindling on its way;
And California's golden sands
Clean brighter in its ray!
Then, blessings on thy Eagle quill,
As, wandering far and wide,
| thank thee for this twilight dream,
And Fancy's airy ride.
Yet, welcomer than regal plume,
Which Western trappers find,
Thy free and pleasant thoughts, chance-sow
Like feathers on the wind.
Thy symbol be the mountain bird,
Whose glistening quill hold;
Thy home the ample air Of Hope,
And Memory's sunset gold!
in thee let Joy with Duty Join,
And Strength unite with Love;
The Eagles pinions folding round
The warm heart of the dove.
So, when in darkness sleeps the vale
Where still the blind bird clings,
The sunshine ofthe upper sky
Shall glitter on thy wings!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16

The astounding news which the government
dare not publish, II, according to the Boston Post,
thata man, name unknown, has found one lump OF
gold weighing two hundred and fifty pounds and
valued at $4,000.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16
NOTICE.

Peltons splendid outline Maps. Baldwin's
pronouncing Geographical Gazetteer, and
''Naylor's system of teaching Geography
for sale by j. Hambleton of this place. He
is also prepared to give instruction to clas-
SEES, or to individuals who wish TO qualify
themselves for teaching the science Of Geo
graphy according to this new, superior, and
7where tried) universally approved system.
Address by letter or otherwise, Salem, Col,
Co., O. Oct. 9th, l649.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-16
JAMES BARNABY,
PLAIN & FASHIONABLE

Quilting done 10 order, and all ,cOrk warranted.
Corner of Main g. Chestnut streets, Salem,
Ohio.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

Thompson was boring snpper-party
with most interninahle yarn, afew ever-
ings since, when one OF the company
broke in with--I'll tell you what, Thomp,
son, whoever told you that story, did not
tell you the whole OF it,
'Certainly he did, said the asionl.hed-
Thompson; Il know every word it, fs'
!, Must be some mistake, Thompson. per
sisted his friend, he never could have told
you the end Of IL. ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

Woman. lis the presiding genius Of
hone-if she is false to her trust, no
earthly power can avert the EVIL! conse-
e,.eaces o. her unsaith!ulress.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

when it freezes take care Of your rose,
that it doesn't get froze, and wrap up.
yonr toes III warm wooden hose.--Tle
above, we suppose, was written i. prose,
by some one who knows the effect Of cold :
SHOWS. - ImpextiGlist. a sse. --t,5sss# Il
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

a joke for TIE Newspaper ofcs.--Eti-s
tors cannot be on bad terms with each other
for any length of time for, however much
they may quarrel about the paper, they
must 'make up" before they 90 10 press.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

A bill has Just passed the Legislature
of New York requiring each county clerk
throughout the State To subs critic for and
preserve the files Of two newspapers, to.
be printed, we presume, within their re-
spective counties.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
And he said, .s1'he Blacksmith

And he said, ssI'he Blacksmith
Enough, enough, good fellow" said
Solomon, alhon hast proved that j invited
thee, and thou art all meas father in. art.
60 wash tho smut Of The forge from thy
face, and come and sit at my right hand.
The chiefs Of my worknen are bn men
thou art more SOFT happened at the
feast of Solomon, and blacksmiths have
been honored ever since. - london Mag
azine. 49,. 3 -. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

"Jack, which is the way TO Epping?"s
"Iow DO you know my name. slack.
II guessed it," s.Then guess the way to
Epping." ~ %
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

is. only through woe that we are.
Taught 10 reflect, and we gather the honey
of worldly wisdom not from flowers but
thnrrx >'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

GROWTH or CoseREss.-lt is not q At-u
lie remarkable, as indicating the progrs>spaa
Of our country in population, hat tesrSsa,t &c
ate at present consists of the anrc.sbhIasi ssl
Der as the House Of Represented scsh iau III
a. c., cn,nras II n r1s4i s1e.s9 soen
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
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rA1asjAgtpni s the seat ofjustice for Des Moline,
ind contains about 1000 inhabitants. It lis
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.aD 0ites above st Louis. 9sli #e Nj 6af ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
THE COME SsIONAL.s
BY ROBERT BROWNING.

BY ROBERT BROWNING.
It is lie--their priests, their Pope,
Their saints, their all they fear or hope
Are lies, and Iies--there, through my door
And ceiling, there! and walls and floor
There, lies, they lie, shall still be hurled,
Till spite or them reach the world! sa
You think priests just and holy men rass
Before they put me in this den,
was human creature too,
With flesh and blood like one Of you,
A girl that laughed in beauty's pride s
Like lilies in your world outside.
I had shame araunt! s u -
THIS poor wrcatche body, grim and gaLLt,
Was killed all ever till it burned, :szs.ass..
BY Iips.the truest, love e'er turned
" His hearts own tint: one night they kissed Il
My soul out in q burning mist. 44Fsf tf
SO, next day, when the accustomed train
Of things grew round my sense again, e3&
ssThat is SIM; said--and slow
With downcast eyes to church go, .s.4
And pass to the confession chair,
And tell the old mild father there. g
But when falter Beltran.s name, sfss
aHa?" quoth the father, ssmuch blame
The sin; yet wherefore idly grievep
h Despair not--strenuously retrieve. sfFs4 s@4
Nay, will turn this love Of thine sftf
AZ laWiul love, almost ultlnes g 4asT
For he is young and led astray, ~
This Beltran, and he schemes, men say,
To change the laws Of Church and State;
So, thine shall be an angels fate,
Who, ere the thunder breaks, should roll
Its cloud away aad save his soAl. - as~
For, when he lies upon thy breast,
Thou mayst demand, and be possessed,
OF all his plans, and next day steal aEs
To me, and all those plans reveal, .t-
That and every priest. to purge
His soul, may fast and use the scourgc."
That fathers beard was long and white,
With love and Truth his brow seemed bright
l went back, all on fire with Joy, S.
And, that same evening, babe the boy
Tell me, as lovers should, heart-free,
Something to prove his love of me.
He told me what he would not tell
For hope Of heaven or fear Of hell;
And lay listening in such pride,
And, soon as he had left my side, -
Tripped to the church by morning light
To save his soul in his despite.
told the father all his schemes, 1
Who were his comrades, what their dreams;
ssAnd now make haste,'' said, ssto pray
s The one spot from his soul away;
Tonight he comes, but not the same
. Will look" At night he never came.
Nor next night. On the after morn,
I went forth with strength new born;
The church was empty; something drew
Ny steps into the street; ! knew "a
1t led me to the market-place- s
Where, lo!-on high-the fathers face fs
That horrid black scafiold drest- ,ss
The stapled block God sink the rest!
q That head strapped back, that binding vest,
Those knotted hands and naked breast
Till near one busy hangman pressed
And on the neck these arms caressed -.
@ No part in aught they hope or fear:
No heaven with them, no hell, and here
No earth-not so much srace as pens
My body in their worst Of dens,
But shall hear, God and man, my cry
Lies-lies, again--and still, they iei
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
FINAIE.

You look very much excited, Theo-
dors,' said Mrs Smith, as her husband
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

A mans voluntary expenses should net
exceed his income.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
DIED.

The fupsrpl Of J. J. Rroisrss, OF North Carolina, a
student q medicine OF the Medical department. OF the
UpV,rsity ~ New York will take place on the 10Th
Inst at half past 10 O'Clock A. VI nom hts late rect
dsbcs, No $50 Houston street corner OF Mercer. The
yrocefti'n will be formed at the Medicsl College
(stuyvessnt Instituted No C5g Broadway from Themes
IL - proceed 90 the place 81 int-rment (Green
The societies ~ treemssobs and Odd Fellows of ~hich
he was visiting member respectfully requested 20
attend Also the Medical Glass OF the Univsr-ty
BrosdvsyJ and Of the College Of physicians and sur
.geons. q rosby street
In Brooklyn on Friday. HANSAu, wife q James Ray
motd and sister ~ the Hon. n. r. rsumsdke, in the
9th year q her sge.
III. relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully IN visd to attend the funeral Suuday at bsf
past O'Clock from her late resdencs l1j wiloughby
street The funeral service will be a. 50 Johns church,
aud her rem sins taken 70 Oreen.oot for tDtsrneot
On triosy sftsrsOob, IAN inst, yULn daughter
Of Ehsab,tn L. and the late Samuel Andcess aged "a
yests.
The friends u the family, and thee % her brother
in-ls-. VIM H. Shell are requested 20 attend the fu
neral her late rssideoce. No. ISL rhird street
between avenues and %, this day, (>sturday) at
O'Clock. Her r-nsiss Will be taken 70 Dsen, Conn
for interment
In BrsohIyD, on Thurdsy night, the 18Th inst D,y-
SRI a. infant son Of Daniel a. aud Maria j. Burdett
aged "a months aud III days
Al Msnhsssett, Il. ! lzth inst MirrHiAs DAVIS Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. 40 r. M.
The cotton market exhibited features to day.
Sales were limited, while quotations remaned about
che same Operators seemed inclined to await the
ssipt OF the steamers before operating to any
great extent The -four market continued steady, with
good local and eastern demand and good brands OF
Genssee we're some hrmsr. Canadian brands were In
steady demand ct previous rates. Southern brands
were some less firm, and sales light. Rye -four and
meal were without alteration in quotations. and nao
tive Wheat continued inactive, without material al
teration in prices Corn sold to moderate extent ct
steady prices offered pretty freely, but con-
sidered not sufficiently dry for shipping. There was
comparatively but light supply Of corn Offering and
prices were frm. There was no material change In
and rass pretty freely made including both mess
and prime at advance Of Doc 75c. per barrel for
mess which was scarce and OF 1870. per barrel for
prime Beef was dull rhile lard in poor request
Butter and cheese exhibited change In the grocery
market there special change to notice. and the
Asnrs- The market was firm, with q good demand,
and ssles Of $50 bbs at So 621 SO IS for pots aud
So 81 for pearls; also, $40 bbs. Canadian pots and
snrApsrvrrs Four-The sales fer the day resched
900 Dbl. including fine at - 90 - .. sour a.
and straight State and Canadian, at ~ 6Z1 - 10;
mixed Western at 81 70 81 s4 straight Michigan At
o. "a SIS; favorite Western ut So SO l21a; fancy
Michigan ut SIS IL SIS 25 pure Genesee at So is So
81 fancy Genesee at So 81 SIS So and for other de-
Sales we're 900 bbls at SIS rs Rye was dull, with
fsles Of 800 bbs $275 50 81. Corn Meal was also
dull with sales of 100 bbs State at So TO- snd 90 bbls
Bran dywine At SO l2H. Wheat-Sales were nominal.
Ry. was heavy with Gales Of LOCO bush. At 69c de-
Nvered Coyn-saies were l3S bush at 64c for ne '
Jersey yellow; bShc bpc for Western mixed; eOc.
6ic for fiat and round yellow, and Southern white on
private terms Barley scarce, and we know OF NJ
ralee Oars we're quiet at 42c 44c for Northern, ant
8sc q doc for Jersey. Buek~heaf was dull at47c 4sc
CorToN-The market remains In q depressed con
diton. the Gales being only GOO bales. We continu
the following quotations at which holders offer thsi
supplies freely. but buyers hang back, expecting
larger concession to be made to them -
LIyERP0oL CLAssIyICATIoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Passenger Sailed .

s.rFpArcisoo-- Bre Orleaps-D Hoilister owner; Mr.
Ridsey Doustab Hsstinss. Cord Dustin, Rogers asd
hi,n u Ohio Mr. Combs and lady, Nm combs aad
COM hessrs mings Cutler Nelson uOrsley Perry,
stewart Martin Lawrence, ksitb, Price, OF Indians; Ma
dame Ioreta mother and dssebtsr shepard WEBSTER.
ID poet Warner. Bevhaur, Abner Scott Aon1O Scott,
and wallace king- 80, all in the cabin.
ps.rcIs,o-- Astoria, from Gloucester 0eofrs
Psrhbur,t NJ sser; WIN Rib IT. Benz Nsi.ox Nn ssr
Tin petsr Nicholas, hver Rove Franhln reed, freedom
Mason lac ncDornell Edmppd BroohnEs hus Loftin L.
Ancr,vs, Dsnl Poisndjr, John Burnh4m-.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
pIAHKETs ELSE ERE.

Bosror, Dee - = Broksys Board-9 shares state Bank.
gC7, Trsu,nt nsut IUl IA hoston sud Worcester kal
roso hsrefb kAilfosd 1u5i. auburn and Koches-
Esoad. 70. ~ TtchBore Railroad llh - Vermont
Csnua rad a. n western Railroad iV2 10 Vermont
and kasschusetts hAlrosd 20; Is Boetoh aud saine
kaiircsd =. do b3ud lOSls; do. lsels ~ do new
rtoek tsOd lti StuO Cheshire Railroad soads i52 ~.
Sss0td Boa shares Norfolk county Raiiroas Sj ~
DO sua Sti % Reading Railroad s5Od l5 2hsrohants
Bant lts
BsLTINoHF, Dec. 10 Stock Bsard-sl.OoO Baltimore
&C. 30, Iul 0ts Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 55s do.
Do tsk; 81 DE- do, (meD Soy - DO de- tunnel ~ ~ do
Unon Manufacturing Com psny, l7ts 10 do do ia ~ do
DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

OWr FnuoOoAPnhs OOHHes RVss~osaOSs
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. IA, ls4e.
A Fire Consress News-7 The Markets, %.
an early hour this morning the frame building on
the east side Of Fourth street. below Shipper took IRE
from the accidental upssttins Of . osmphins lamp
The house was completely destroyed together with the
two adjoining frames .
The exciting In the House Of
Yesterday have produced most profound i'm preston In
this city, all partss those opposed to the extern
sion slavery belle that the dangerous disorgsuz
ipg spirit which has been invoked At the capital, IL
solely work Of the free soil members, who would
leopard the Union itself to attain their own soulsss
selhsh ends.
The cotton very quiet both buyers and sellers not
fully due Flour 10 brmer at previous quotations Fur
Their sales neal at 81 Sales Of red whsst
81 0S 0 and white At 81 10 to 81 H. Corn is isok
ins up. Old yellow, $50. TO Soc new Ole. TO 5lo Oats
are scarce Whskey in barrels ssoArce and in demand ~
The feeling in the stock market still eontinuss
State reaching high hgurs AS 3D. Annexed Are
the ssss the First Board 800 shs Morris Cans i9s
g., ss Ss,s; s7oo Wilminson Rsllrosd ss Nt 80 shs
67h ST 800 8 SIS, 49, iOss 30 do los] $50 State %
90; rs shs v,ehsbuIg Railroad l5a lV Caes ana Del
RsiroaS 49, Second BoardS 100 shs Norristown Kali
road 6s W 10 orris Canal l07s $50 do lO 100 viois.
turs Railroad lb 40 Sch. Eav liz 10 Western Bant o.
S76V g. 67, Ill; 5000 Lehgh 6s 6o shs kensing-
ton Bank, COS.
bow seven and half years old has been tried at
Newark N J for arson and acquitted on account Of
his youth His mother was sent to the Penitentisry
fer the same offence short time since and his father
arrested Tor keeping disreputable house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

TINS Is TO CERTIFY TBAT PAID FOR TBE Al
verified pretended remedies and 70 physicians 30 tas
oiy sHJ 20 he cured Of delicate disease -ittsa
oeivng reef then esilss Or Larmont. ~ ~ -
street vhohs eatrsy restored my bc.lh JAZZ saLfs
BUhY, let mate ship Nathan Hsaau. French Fls
eule fer irgerpisriues u fspRlea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

on Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Or McElrcy. JOsS q. CAMERON TO MANY JANs ArrLx-
sAr, both Of this city.
90 the lstb met at st Peters church by the Rev.
Mir Murphy, u. JosrDs LuqUss Romkns to Donna Ana
"a LUQuT. RoMEno. all OF Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

the seth year Of his age. Mr.. Davis was soldier Of
the Revolution; under General washington at the
battle sof Long leland Fort Greene &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

CoFrEr-The market exhibited no material chanSe
and eales we're limited.
siderable speculative feeling manifested The safes
600 boxes, at 81 621s 1900 half do ~ 81 80
and go quarter do, at 65c halves are now held at
81 50, and quarters at zoe.
Hay The market was arrn for shipping; 900 bales
solo at 45c q 56c
Lrap.-rhs market was dull, with small sales Of Ca
lena. at 81 20, cash.
NoL.s,ss In new crop New Orleans there was .
fair busness with ssles Of 300 bbs. at 2sac 3Oc,
the former figure for inferior.
NAVAL SrohEs 80 The movement In turpentine con-
tinued with further sales of 600 bbls. Newbern at
81 Al COO do. spirits at 3e cash, with lots OF do at
37lc 90 90 unmercbaDtabls. at soc and 900 do.
Miming ton rosin. at 81 rs. delivered
Ous Linseed remained as before, TO, with some
parties asking tne more the sales were 900 gallons
PsovistoNs -pcIk-The Eales comprised OUO bills,
OF s. 625 70 for prime 81 for mess aud sl3 for
and SIS 20 IS IS for country mess prime mess wac
dull SO Beef hams in good demand with sales
Of 500 bills At sl2 90 S12 10 Lard wss steady, with
sales Of bills and tierces, at oilc abhc. Butter
remained without any material change. Cheese was
arm, and In good demand Good diaries we're wanted
RicE.-Ih.rs ~ss rather more inquiry than had been
noticed for time past aud the sales we're 40 casks
Of fair good at So 1879 So 20. There was no priss
quality In market The stock hand was 1000 casks
SUGahs There was nothing II moment doing, while
prices exhibited no change By auction, al hhds Cuba
cold at - 20 n 80 ~.
Top.cco. - tn. demand for Kentucky and Virginia
continues active and prices have up ward tendency
All OF seed Leaf In brisk request at i-
proving The receipts 81 Florida being larger, the
markets. fightly In favor Of the buyer. OfCubs aud
Havana the supplies too limited TO admit Of any
large transactions The inquiry for segsrs aud manu-
fsctufed tobacco h. good at 1Im prices. Annexed are
the operations OF the week
Prices. Sold. Reed Stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

pOOO ne Mixture Tor the cure Of Gonorrhoa, elect,
Structures and similar disorders IL makes speedy
without the least retr'csp Of diet drink, exposure
application business The proprietor challenges
single wtieh the mixture will not under the fer
fixture Of i've hundred dollars further-the disease
be contracted dOss Of the Mixture 10 taken when
exposed II Is Put up In bottles With full directions at 81
One bottle lasts weekmsny cured in days. For
sale by 4. IA. Hing. i92 Broadway, 10s Bayard ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

Cleared.
Ships-sumara tSwel Monteohisro, East Iudes Bsrcay
gston; Gertrude, Bailey, liverpool Husssy Nur
ray; Fairfield. Loyelandi Charleston q huxley.
Brgs Minerva (Br) Delaney Halifax JMoDennell Mar
oelJIs Sheffield, korfslh.
schrs-Forest King. Olmstsod, Havana. T<ujlio Bar
reirss Ahmead Corscn Brszes 81 Jage adepes tsncs
Styron. WashinR on NC; Isaao Hughes Johnson New
bern, NC, Platt Creamery Paine Plymouth Alice Sea-
Baltimore Cicero Baker PHILADELPHIA Excel Ed
Portland Merchantmen, Beaston, Boston, Thomas
Bawb ins. jones' Providence.
Sloop-hidas, Quincy, Providence.
Arrived.
Schr Minerva Wright Smith. Wilmington NC, days. with
naval stores, to N hoCreasy Co.
Schr Sarah Ann Roe. Gilet, Baltimore 4 days.
scbr Telegraph, Tsoker. Baltimore, days
Sohr Douglass, Taylor Addetown, Conn.
Below.
Two brigs.
Sailed.
Ship Iowa, Glasgow; brig Hungarian San Francisco; and
others.
Ships jamestown, for Liverpool; VIM Travis for Calves
ton others anchor in the North River outward
bound.
DEC A-wind ct sunrise. NV meridian. WSw; sunset.
WSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

"A MOST WONDkkFUL AND ASTONISHINC GkOWTH
N OF Barr DIT. Dewitt G. kellingsr-Dear Sir was in
duced TO Medieatea Eminent for the Hair upon
two Of grand daughters which had fallen almost entirely
out and great surprise the hair in thick
aud fast and in short time they had hair than they
desired and IL has continued hrm soft and beautiful
yours, most truly Mary BAyley willsmsbursh L. L.,
the head 81 Grand street. In addition to the above has
cured rheumatic Of om twenty thirty stand
ing and all Of cuts asd bruises Sold In very
large bottles at 80 oens 81 Dozen at I'D Pearl street and
neal Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

I fsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN rHE NEW YoaK
IL Post once. December IS, 1919.
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Pss mention The date Of the sr In which thsy are I'D
tised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

CHINksE LIQUID HAIR DYE.-YoNDERsMIrH
~ Chinese Liquid Hair Dye is the best that has been
discovered for cooring red hair to beautiful brown
black This dye will wash OF others do
the shin. Price snl 10 thiings box For sale
only at the BoweIy Drug Store, lG2.