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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-04
the SOUNDS OF INDUSTRY.
pY FRANCIS D. GAGE.

I lovo The banging hammer,
The whirring OF the plane,
The crushing Of the busy saw,
The creaking Of the crane,
The ringing Of ahe anvil,
The grating Of the drill,
The claitering of the turning lathe,
The whirling of the mill,
The buzzing OF the spindle,
The rafting of The loom,
The pu fling Of the engine,
And the fans continuous boom
The clipping Of the lailor's shears,
The driving Of the awl,
The sounds Of busy labor
llove, l love them all.
1 love the plou ghman's whistle,
The reapers cheerful cong,
The drovers ofi-repeated shout,
As he spurs his stock along;
The hustle of the marke;-man,
As he hies him TO the towR,
The halo from the tree-top,
As the ripened fruit comes down;
The busy sound of the threshers,
As they clean the ripened grain,
And huskers' joke, and mirth, anG glee,
Meath the moonlight on the plain
The kind voice of the dairyman,
The Shepherds gentle call
These soNnds of active indasTy,
love, | love them all
For they iell my longing spirit
OF the earnestnesstoi life:
How much of all its happiness
Comes ou. Of toll and strife.
Not that toll and strife that faiEteth
And murmureth all the way
But the toll and strife ,ba at groaneih
Beneath the tyrant sway
BAIT the toll and strife that spGnseih
From free and willing llear,
A strife which ever bringeth
To the slriver all his pafi.
oh, there is good IN labor,
Ii we labor but aright,
That gives sigor 10 the daytime,
And q sweeier sleep at night
A good that bringeih. pleasure,
Even to the ,oiling hours
For duty cheers the spirit
AS the dew revives the flowers.
Oh, say not that Jehovah
Babe US labor as. a doom;
No, It is his richest mercy,
And will scatter half LIES doom.
Then let us still be doing
Whate'er we find 10 do
With an earnest willing spirit,
And strong hand yREE AND TRUE.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-04

Hl who la.es his noighbor, is miserable,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-04

From the Saturday visiter" of July 2eth,
edited at Pi,tsburg by Mrs. Swisshelm, we
take the following atticle, which settles the
question in regard to short dresses and big
trowsers. We would commend it 10 the at
tentive pcnisal of such as have the Bloomer
mania
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SU n ID IES
NEW STORE.

TTHE subscriber solicits call from the Ladies to
i examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment of DRESS SILKS, consisting Of rich brocades,
chameleon satin du chains and other styles, also
every width of black do.
Will also b found fine assortment of bonnet
silks and velvets, silk illusions and colored grapes,
rich embroidered cambric handkerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received a beautiful selec-
ton of African and natural colored MUFFS; white
and black victorinss, fur cuffs misses mutfs, &C.,
all Of which are offered at such prices and cannot
be purchased lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same OF other goods, en-
bracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to cali at the Old stand Of D.
Gilchrist & Co. p. NJ. FORTIER.
Rpr
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NEW FIRM AND NEW FALL AND WIN.
TER GlOn&.


TER GOODS.
TINE Subscribers have received and are now o.
pening at the old stand Of Parsons, Copp & Par
sons, general assortment of seasonable Goods to
which they beg to call the attention of the trading
community, and respectfully solicita share of pub
lie patronage. Without enumerting cuaht,r
our stock consists In part A. follows, to witt
CLOTHs-Black, blue, brown, olive and green.
REAVERS, Pilot CLOTHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
blues and assorted mixtures.
BLANKETS-Drabs, Navy blues, green's, scarlets
and mixtures, assorted bed and hose.
CAssIMEREs-Assortsd red colors. cassimeres,
fancy stripe, plaid mixed doeskins.
DE LANES and CAsHMEREs-Latest styles, va.
rious grades.
STUFF GOODS-Lyoneise silk warp,imperial blue,
Eau de Nile and Maroone, silk stripe mo-
hairs, black, alpacas, mohars and cham
eleon Lustres, merenoes and Thibet
cloths, common and Chinese alpine, etc.
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, hc.-Assorted velvet
trimmings, silk fringes, cords and ging-
hams, etc., etc. Black gros de Rhine,
Porsians, silk velvets, assorted colors
and fancy stu pes and plaids, black white
and pink grapes.
RIBBONS-Lstest styles, bonnet, neck, cap and
belt, etc.. etc.
FLANNELS-Heavy twill plain and printed, all
colors, single and double.
PRINTS-American and English, latest designs.
Blue orange and blue and ss'd oil colors.
Observation-Disclosures English and American.
SHAWLS-Bay State, long AMI square. Highland
and other qualities.
WHITE GOODS-3.4 to 1914 shrtngs and sheet
Ings, ass'd Irish linens, Scotch and Rus
STA diapers ,crashes dressed and undres'd
Jaconetts, stripes and plaids; Chinese
and Victoria lawns, hook muslins, en-
broidered curtain musiins, ETC.. etc.
BROWN SHEETINGs, etc.--A large assortment of
heavyaud light,coarse and fine sheetings,
driings, osnaburgs, twilfd cotton and
linen baggng. Also, large assortment
OF hickory stripes, tickings checks .etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.-Buhalo robe over
coats and general assortment of Gus
tom made Clothing.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-A full assortment of GENTS
heavy and light boots and shoes, ladies'
walking and dress do; misses, boys and
children's do, good stock.
HATS, CAPS, MUFFS, &C.-Gents fashionable
moleskn and broad hrim hats, mems and
boys Hungarian and Tampico do, vari-
colors. Caps, superior otter and
lower grades, fur, silk, plush, mohar,
cloth and glazed, all sizes. fine as
sortment of Mufs, Polkas, Cuffs, etc.
GLASS AND QUEENswARE.-Af full and complete
stock, all qualities, comprising the lat
est styles.
LOOKING GLASSES.-A large assortment, yari-
Gus styles, by 4, to 81 by 40.
NAILS AND GLAss.-Boston and Pittsburgh nails
and brads, all siZes--aso, assorted 81
yes window glass.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, &c.-Building ma
terials, full sapply, Carpenters tools,
chopping axes, chains, sad irons, and a
good variety of table and pocket cutie.
ry, ETC., etc, etc.
| GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, &C.-A general as
| sortment of Groceries, Dye stuhs, Oils,
| Paints, etc.,
All which will be sold on the most enable terms
COPP, PARSONS & CO., Jefferson street
| Burlington. Iowa, October %, 1850
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NEW GOODS

NJ E arc now receiving and have in store large
w portion of our Fall Purchases in Boston. New
York and Philadelphia, consisting Of Dry Goods.
Groceries. Hardrare, Qufensrdrr, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, Caps, SC. making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
for sale in this market, to which we respectfully
askthe attention of old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them, do, that we shall
endeavor usual to give them Satisfaction. Per-
sons buying to sell anwil find stock rylargc
and well assorted, and our prices as low As any
house north of st Louis WI COOLEAUGH CO
BURLINGTON. Iowa. October 3, 1850
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4 LII Soldiers having served in the war Of 1919,
~ between the United states and Great Britain,
or in any of the Indian since the year $780,
hereby informed that the subscribers have obtain
ed from the city Of Washington, the proper forms
to be used in applying for and obtaining Bounty
Lands together wi all neccs sary information cen
corning the granting Of the same. under The late
act of Congress, approved September ssh, 1850,
s.granting Bounty Lands.''
Persons entitled to Land Warrant under said act
will please give us a call NEWMAN GRAFT,
Attorneys at Law, Funk's building, Main st
burlington. Iowa, Oct.2I,
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HOME MANUFACTURE.


TINE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
L Boots and Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made of the
hest French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins. and by the best of workmen.
Also, ladies and misses boots. buskins and ties,
of every description.
Cents who wish a neat article ofboots that will
fit the foot well as to suit the eye, will please
call at E. Wallis second door east Of MAN, JEFF
ferson street, where they be furnished good
and low any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, 80 F.. WALLIS
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IL. -. Ada ms
TAS now and is in receipt of 100 cases Of Boots
/ i and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather.
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole 10
90 dog upper leather; % dog calf skins;
90 DO kip skins; 40 doz lining and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; Is doz bride leather
Also, large assortment of goat, binding, hog an
kid skins, split eather top hides; whang, skrtint
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent col
skins, ETC.. ETC., etc.
A large stock Of saddlery hardware; saddle tree
whip ashes, etc, in fact il is fully complete for ~
ting out saddlers and harness makers.
Every article 10 the Shoe maker findinglinc suci
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, &C. Shoe snc harnes.
makers can rely upon finding wen selected an
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging 4.
their business. Country Merchants will do We.
to examine his stock Of boots and shoes a. IL D.
large, well assorted and cheap.
A full assortment OF those excellent boots IN.
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' an
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashions
BILE makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tar
ners are such that can furnish articles in my bl
siness cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa, ar
as cheap can be bought in ST Louis. Also, sol
agent for the celebrated Frank MilleIs water pro,
oil backing. X. s. ADAMS,
Main street, few doors north OF jefferson
Burlington. Iowa, October II, 1850
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

.k.sa AT this Nursery. u miles west of Burliug
|Btf ton, Immediately on the plank road, there are
<.s. in cultivation 200, 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach Cherry, Plum, Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers Of good fruit and the public general
ly, may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
. We expect to enlarge stock from year to year
and are determined never to be eXceled by any
nursery in the selection the he st varieties,
in detecting and casting out such as are unwor-
thy of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov Z; lS50-6m A. LEONARD & SONS
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Wool Carding Machines for Sale.

a LOT OF the above Machinery, just received
N from the East, and of the most approved con-
struction. They will card SO per cent, more than
those in common usc-rcquiring no more power TO
propei, or labor to attend them.
E7-Land or town property will be taken in pay
ment at fair prices. Address
A. NJ. TAYLOR, Wapello, Iowa, or
Jan Is, Isl SWOPE 4 vANrlLBURG, st Louis.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION:!
TN view Of the contemplated change in their bu-
i siness, the subscribers have determined upon
selling the whole Of their large and splendid stock
Dry Goods, Hardware, Quecnsware, Boots,
Shoes, etc., etc.,
at their store in Burlington, at PUBLIC AUCTION
the 18th, l4th and 18Th days Of January, Inst,
and to continue from day to day until sold.
The whole Of this large and attractive stock will
be sold without reserve, on a liberal credit, thus
aoraing to those in want Of GOods--farmers well
merchants--an opportunity to buy them at low pri.
ces, such as is seldom offered in this region oil
country.
Among the many articles to he sold will be found
large stock Of Prints, Cloths, Sstinetts, CASH
meres, Jeans, Bleached Muslns, &C., by the piece,
A large and well selected assortment of Queens
ware. comprising common Teas, blue edged Plates,
SC. in lots. Mems and Womens' Shoes, of the best
quality, by the case, etc., presenting rare oppor
tunity for bargains to those who buy to sell again.
T5.Terms Of Sale.-An sums under twenty
dollars, cash; that amount eight months, cred
it, on notes with approved security.
Jan 9. 1881 w. F. COOIRAUGH & co
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Z. w. Clark & Philadelphia
J. W. Clark Ce.................... Boston.
+. w. CLARK Z Bros....................St Louis.
Z. w. Clark, Dodge Z Cs.............New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
L. w. CLARK, BROS, l. co.
INXCHANGE RATES
r Ea.,srn-ior sp.c. or par paper = cent. premium
do Currency
St Louis Specie par paper +"
do Currency /"
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE. oct "a, 80
SUNDRIES.
IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
w 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is bales cotton batting; boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt; 20 boxes; 10 bills Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
SO lbs Nutmegs; 10 do chewing Tobacco;
200 do Ginger; s boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; IS reams wrapping Paper;
so boxes 8 by 10 Glass; 10 dog. bed cords;
20 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine;
1obylA, IL by Is, II by Is glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale by
oct ~, $50 G LAUMAN BRO
D. bills. recthed Whiskey; s bills. Mononge-
~ hela Whiskey, just received and for sale by
oct -, 80 &c LAuMAN & Bro
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WE have now received and have in store large
w proportion Of our Fall purchases, embracing
an endless variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
and Retail Trade, and determined to sell at PRE-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. 7, 1850 AIMBALL CO
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

: xAs> THE Subscriber, wishing to remove to Ore
We gon, offers his Farm for sale on very reason
&J&> able terms. It comprises four hundred acres,
eouslly divided between timber and prairie. One
hundred and thirty acres under cultivation. good
Orchard. A good frame dwelling house, barn, stone
milk housess, hles, &C. The saia farm is on the MI
Pleasant road, - miles from Burlington. lwill sell
very low for half cash aud the remainder in easy
payments dams. 1850 LEWIS CHURCHILL
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payments (Jans, 1879 Lew 10 'hoh,flLL
J.. p. SUNDERLAND, WV suspkRtASp'
y. r. SUNDERLAND, l. SUNDERLAND
r P. 4 w. SUNDERLAND, having associated
- with them, n. p. s l. Sunderland, their busi-
ness will be carried on in future under the name
and style of ]. r. SUNDERLAND & BROTHERS
Burlington, January 9, 1s5l-ip
ny OTlCE.--All persons indebted to the firm of
lNJ.P. * w. Sunderland, will please call and set
tie their accounts, either by cash note, their
books must be closed. J. P. & w. SUNDERLAND.
Burlington, January 6, ls5i-ip
MONEY NOTICE.
III ERSONS indebted tn us on book account are
respectfully notified that we cannot allow ac
counts 70 run longer than four months. Accounts
standing year, ii not paid very soon, will be left
with Magistrate for Collection.
Burlington, Jan. 2, 1851. J. STURGIs& SON
-. FOR SALE.
MHS THE property known as the ssWessern Ho-
Ell tei,' in the city of Burlington. comprising
Lots No. $40 5si, sos and Coz, viii he sold lib
eral terms, If application be made soon to
Jan .. ls5l-,f LYMAN COOK
DIR y. DODGE,
UTOULD spectfully inform the citizens Of Bur-
w lington and vicinity that he is prepared to
treat successfully all diseases of the lungs and
heart, various chronic diseases, rheumatism, dys-
pepsia ETC.; also all female diseases treated by bath
ing. cold and warm baths, using shoulder braces,
abdominal supporters and medication, SO far as it
will aid Nature in removing Disease.
GfOmce AT his residence on Third street, oppo-
site the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Jan .. 1851 DR. N. DODGE, Homeopathic
Winter Goods Hats, Caps and CIothing!
r STuRGIS 4 SON respectfully invite the at
j tention of their friends and the public general.
" to their fresh supply Of Hats, and Clothfns,
which having been bough: for CASH, at the closing
out OF the market in st Louis, and at very low pri
ces they will sell lower than ever. Their stock Of
Pfush and otter Caps 10 very arge-also, full as
sortment OF Boys and Childrens' Cloth and Boys
plush Caps. The finest and cheapest Over Goats,
Dress and Sack Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers Under Shirts, Cravats, ETC., etc., IN the mar
kas. Call ana see. Burlington, Jan. ?, 1851
DLANKErs, 81 ~ kinds 1t low prices By
d en !. 8, Pm PORTER
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IAe State Bank of Indiana is reported to be in
- and nourishing condition. The surplus fund
sand exceeds the suspended debt, the value OF
- - houses, and other real estate Of the bank
than i've Fights Of the capital is held in specie.
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MASS MEETING.

~ IdEkE will b Mass Convention Of the people
1enss, st the 'sYeliow Spring Seminary" in Des.
~ ~ sesnty, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 26th and
Ssssasy, 1851. to meet At 10 o'clock. A. N. on the
~ s1amias the relations which the citizens Of the
sss,n . Slavery uadsr the American Constitution
E.s sessdes The duties they TO Freedom, Human.
aA9Aln, = '"'' S'''Ss's' S''''' =" S"' 1''''~"
u. !. llseres. Of Ohio, and ctAsr epsaksn will b
l~SO pcstisipsts In the discussion.
ES - esatlsnsa are Invited 70 attend.
A@l. MANY CITIZENS.
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Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most ele-
CANT assortment Of Gennemen's Fu1nishing Goods
ever brought into this or any other market north
Of st Louis! Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen Shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel woen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy silk and satin Crarats and Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, large assortment of HATS AND CAPS,
OF the latest patterns and finest material.
"Don't be backward about coming forward" Any
thing our line will be sold the best terms, and
all warranted! Any person in want of any article
enumerated above, may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give a CALL We shall take pleas
ure in showing you stock even il you do not buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them a handsome
profit. HEINsHEIMER CO.,
oct 81. $50 LETTERS son street. doors below Third
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in part, a. fOllows:-
Is rs Cashmere;
10 do sattinetts;
50 do tickings l. apron
checks;
IS doz. assorted WOOL
| len comforts;
IS doz. hickory shirts;
rs do twilled flannel
shirts and drawers;
20 doz. royal ribbed do
IS lbs. Eastern yarn, all
colors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
50 do bl'k patent thread
80 children's sacks;
Is Bay State Shawls;
Is colored embroidered
Thibet Shawls;
,, IS silklin'd ladies'hoods
100 ps. assorted tiannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
| 8 doz. Fancy cravats;
! 20 Victorines & cuffs;
20 Mantilla Polkas.
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r1 - lbs. Fresh Teas--Imperial, Young
0np0wder and black-for sale low Ut
GAYD Drug store
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WAR. BOUNTY LANDS

I EATHER.-i00o lbs Sole Leather, ehesu u
4 i bark tan, for sale low
aug $50 II C ARMSTRONG ~ CO
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RUN II E RE.
Third Arrival Of Fall and Winter Clothing ut the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM!
l ElNSHEIMER CO., can afford to Challenge
L L Comprehensive have just received, in addi-
ion to our former heavy stock, our Third Supply Of
Ready Made FAN und Winter CLOTHlN g! manufac-
tured at our own Establishment in Cincinnati! to
which we respectfully invite the attention of the
public at large; and to which solici, general Gus
tom. We challenge competition in Prices and in the
quality of our stock! We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and we in
tend to continue what has now become habit, be-
leving, as we do in the motto, to show
Goods! Quick SaIssn Small Profts!r'
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
in our line, and sele cted and WARRANTED to be
smoothing else'' than what we sell them for. They
consist, in part, Of the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress frock Coats all COPS latest styles
do sacks coats, all COPS and do do
Best beaver and Kersey do; Tweed and Cashmere;
Rough and Ready Over Coats; Beaver do;
Cassinett and Cashmere do; Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, (all colorsJ etc., etc.
Boys Clething.-Large supply!
Embracing every variety, from coarse to fine, and
suited to the season. Also, the latest style Of
Gentlemen's Cloaks,
Manufactured from the best, finest and most cost.
ly materials.
Cashmere Pants, all colors; Corderoy satinet do
Heavy and fine Moleskin do Sleeps grey cloth do
Single and Double Breasted vestsl
ina Wa n,,hl eirnla hrns pto
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MEMS WEAR.

TLOTHS: 4 large assortment Of black and fancy
~ colors, some very cheap; doe skins and rassi-
meres, plain and fancy satinetts, large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans, OF various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct ;, $50 J G LAUMAN Il BRO.
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f.
TINHEbooks al, effects of the firm of Scott White
/ head & Co.. Scott & Whitehead. NJ. 4 II. Scott,
anu Of the estate of the ate Mathew Scott, having
"a sed into my hands as En- ecutor OF the last Will
and Testament of NJ. Scorr, deceS sed any one nav
ing claims will present them to me ,or settlement
and any person debted to said firms or estate will
please make payment to HENRY II. SCEti,
Executor ofthe last will and Testament of tie
Burlington, Nov, %, 1850 late NJ ScoTT
DRANDY CHEESE: very superior article just
breed and for sale by (jan2) d JAGaAR
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR a prime article, fresh
- ground, Just reed by (jan y d JAaeAR
Phnnix Life \ Marine Insurance Company.
rIlHE Stockholders having resolved its Marine business
will, after the first Of January next be conducted np
on the MUTUAL SYSTEM, to wit:-After paying
stockh holders out of the first earnings of each
years business, $40 per share on Capital of
100000, the remainder Of the profits from Insur-
ance will be divided pro rata amongst the custom
ers OF the office, payable in cash upon the first
of January Of each year.
Merchants and traders generally. are respectful
iy invited to make trial Of this plan, believing it
will give satisfaction. BY order Of the Board.
JOHN B. CAMDEN. President.
GEORGE SNYDER, Agent for Marine Department.
npel To
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READ THIS, ONE AND ALL.

READ THIS. VNE AND ALL.
TINE Motto of all should be Let us do all the good
i we can, let our lot be cast wherever il may.''
FITS! FITSl! FISH!
Rich and Poor, Poor and Rich. This is for the
benefit OF all, poor rich. Any one who may be
so poor as not to be able to pay the small sum of
ten dollars, that is my least charge, shall be at
tended TO for nothing. am at this time in Salem,
Henry county, and have had several cases under
treatment and think have given full satisfaction
in this town, as in every other place have prac-
ticed. say to the good people Of Burlington and
the adjoining country, that shall be in Burlington
in short time, notice OF which will be given in
this paper and in hand bills. do not pretend to
work miracles, nor am meSmeriser, yet pro-
pose to Fits Of long standing, and SEINE other
old diseases not herein named. The subscriber can
produce many testimonials of the cures he has per-
formed. DIR NJ. c., Indian Botanic Doctor.
After reading this let your neighbors know about
it, as all do not take newspaper, they shosld.
Salem. Jan. Is, lS5l-3ts DR. NJ. G.