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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

~ RocEIana CsmeIery.-T6e rfnsteeI OF ms
Ger Erslu ovi . he OF their too~cdl7os
lo,h, Grounds Very cor siderable lin orovenenS hsys
BEN rs dunug The psst The price OF pots on 4uo
pt,fcla ie.i s k2s Respecting the iscihues OF acc SIS
Noa,t, nj h uTs OF snd other particulars nq1Ue
Oiar ,ub,cber The ence Of 'he Cemre y I9I o,3so.
v,v nn ,,airs; or u J. v g. JOHNSON. keeper ot Tue
e,nnd, ImylOSpl REUBEN e. BULL, Agent
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A S COACHMAN and Gardener, by al act
y I've Young Man. ~ho has bad experience 10 both ca
pgceS, and furnish ample teSmOOiss "a TO charsc
ter ard qualifications Can be al No 1875 Chaton-sL
or note addressed to toe same place viii meet with al
teniiop. myl0 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

" General OOmmitIee of Democratic WING
leusa Men.-A Speclal meeting of ms Comm zee 1,n
Be held al ihs Broldwsy House ca SATURDAY ENEN-
ipg MAY 10 al O'CLOCK msae srrsugemenu Tor me
proper zee poD othu Pfeslnent Of The Onhed ss'es ON
fuetdsy nett m ana punctusl attendance 10 request
"a BY oiovr ERASrUS BhOOks, Chalrman.
WE T Cn,pS"s Secretaries my9 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

DARLORS and bedrooms, handsomely
furnished TO let, 10 sisge gentlemen, In prtvale
family. Apply At liz ChsmoeO-sL myl wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

- No,Ic.-Rev JOHN GOAOBY formerly Mis-
a.ry M O,issa Indal vii preach IN the LSsh 81 bSp
nj IbuIch On SABBATH. TO morrow at ~ O'CLOCK
IN w. ISAAC WESCOrr Pastor.
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~ Vhs First Dlvi.ion of the Iudcpsndsnt

~ Tho FIfst UIVIhIOu OF tHo HuUcVouuSut
AsERlCAN FRATERNITY, Instituted on sne 40 Of FEB
Tus,, is nOuly all Americans Oorn within me ~
r,ocou OF he Uuite States ard all such cuze0s OF this
Cti, ma vicinity, that hold regular meenogs al
-Four tain Hal l4S BoweTy every monday eveeln2 An1
th.t he rurposes OF the are slricuy National and
Beneficial Americans wishing other Information CSC OF
tsin eopies OF ConNtuuOn and by'baws winolt
etAree At either Of tie following nc oh stores Al Broad
way, 2s6 BOwerv, 2y8 Grand 24 ChaIham-sq al Hudson
sud 2s7 Third American cot ore Who may give lnis
nOice slion, Sno editorial reference tnsrelo
Will he entitled fee constitutional Initiation Tns Vi
vision viii grant Charters for opening new DvliOns 10
spN STATE Dstic Territory Of The s. In copf Tmty
" The Constitution Of hs LA r. The undeosigued will
Ttpy 10 all pre- paid communications on t1e u1lect Mem
re anesied to RIend FOR the transaction Of impor
iapt business next MONDAY EVENING. BY order,
CHARLES MAPEs, Corresponding Secretary,
mylO IL cor Of Tu enIy-IiXIh-'l ana Mafison-ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

y shirt -ewers' Cooperative Un,on.Elo zoe
Nobers the fends OF the vOrking cissses VINO arc
tesroOs of suppOfug tbs saove may do 90 by leaving
her Old-rs theif depot Henryst, cor OF Cshsrnc
sNeie their Scrip be obtained Depot open ~
z N 90 Saturdays. nv WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

HOUSEKEEPER.-Wantsd, middle
seed American Lsoy. To ste charge OF family o.
ur r4Tsur q short ost-pre ~ the couuRy. Aoolc1lon
hy l.tter 10 G P al 2l2 3reenWiehE will meet ~ih
prompt attention. hyo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

rJ Rev- CharI,s e.. FIDney will preach 10 tns
p1SdS.sy TshsrnAce on SABBATH tIO-norrOwl NJ IN
Fling msy IL, al lei O'Clock aud 10 mo EVENiNH Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

~ Notice. Persons tes rOus Of attending ne Az
poeeehg kesi,us AGt ivsrsaies ~ The City Of boeoo
ssy procure ENcursiOL TcEeu for he Stonnst n houte
lefttrNmtls c NADcsfhilt and Goa mocOre, ron rler
Ne Norn RIVER att NJ. a. -Four DolNs each COED
MtINsage 10 Boston Nav go "a and return ron sos
se NAY Toto p both Inclusive, application NJ the OF
tes, u BAslery-psee mySN
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BOARDING AT A FARM HOUSE.

RUA kDINU AT A + A XVI HUUStr-
EBCuzepS wishing 10 oblsin board 10 the country are
invited 10 cal and examine the accommodations OF the
subscriber His rewy completed Family Mansion to ST.
usted In The bbobood OF Msncock about Two miles
from the Vntge OF Glen Cove lD situation 10 healthy
sy and reed the Of The most ample dinenions,
he ~skS around pleasant and shady and all combined
prtfent unsurpassed ara:ous Tor quiet Sumner re-
For further particulars address The s1hscrber Glen
Cove Long bland CHAS UNDEaH Lf, Jr.
halipicock, May 9. 1851. mylO SwhW&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

So, .Ss.esnshlD Pactac.-NOtioe.-Pas Passengers per
hos1s - sSlFC, f1r Liverpool. viii phase DC 90
II o,eiocs - Sos Of CsnsLs, on SATURDAY. hsy l"ai
ps.sses ON $500 &C ,stc al lurgsgs not ~sned on
~ ~" 'ef OF theiz beflh my5 e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

DOY.-A we'll behaved Boy, who is
fair Composi,or may obtain q de.iraple situation 70
pleasant Office by Supplying a. she Evangelist oiee III
Fulton a. (5Ih hoOrl mylO IL
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NE w
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OF seep ny "a year st 1ee sane rate sioEe copies
sG sx n0tm. o. s5bsciiosrs i've Dol Ws pr anoum IN
SwO Cent. h Dial AIKEN for .ix montns For th-ee
Sdvsbee TIRE 0olsrs 10 sF'ance reql,-f IN al
MONS y - SosptJ SesspAOeTs Day Papers re-
e1ehasges NIsas wboss sighef bsn Of
seveo = ias not allowed any difference.
YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
rbTseGE PAPER FOR rHE COUNTRY n
VEhj - SIf,vd1y NoTaiag 81 the bow pnce Of X
DebnsbeS a. :Avance EigDt c"p'es fr SO lTenty
PEI address TO- NJ AID the paOer IA con
cope. tn5 he zoe Tor which is pad Aov-rtis, neDls
$50 VIII be charged p es per Une each Insertion
~uR sEMI.WEEkLY TRIBUNE
AsIh.1 s1erS 1t1siiy AND Fyi4sy morning. Phce
Po.nnnn Two copies fr a. Ten FOR $50
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR CALIFORNIA. OREGON AID TdE sAEDW ca ISLANDS
pybsbe5 on ths de- arrure OF each Mall Steamer ier
obagres Price 81 cents cops. ~
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NLLINERS.-W Wanted. two Young
lVA Ladies well acquainted with the silk mil lneyy ana
couBtv The hgbeu wages psid None but ladies' o.
good reference need spply Apply this morning e-5ore
Il oielock 81 50 Beaver-st. IlpI A CHANDLER
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- p. PUTNAM'S NEW PUBLICA-
HEWITT az DAVENPORToS Bull

Al - L ~ n VI - ~ z w "
W. TIONs-L Tho Jenny Lind ON Book vLL 81
P0ke Gocw.n Il7sIFaiioLs. new edition COth- giL 81
II Lord CDises Lectures, consisting ns Travels 10 ne
Uiiiso states. ins Poeiry Of Pope lie Cloth 50 esoLs
III. Wilmington lryhss AbAmbrk Authors re'Aoo
ecirop. Goth, 81 IS ..,,
" Rousre. Dust, ke By Dr. nsJo, suisof Of " As'
loo sb,r ke- l2zo elO b, IS csnIs. .-,.. .,...
v Cooper. Two AomDsG eompsung tns seihs OF 10
cboics worfs OF he auLhoF u vols eiotn -.
q cEnia -
VII TIE Serpent Symbol 10 Arsnea, &c By o.
scUbe viii platss 3Vo., cloth, Y p
VIII Bols aie's AmericIr GensAogss &c fio,t1
TX Prof SIC vans ConnectAry on Eeelss2sies limo
eolt o.
\ ViIksss U g. Exploring Expeoin NV sod
sb~sref eooD Vols SVo- cloth, villa al lae hae Hug
81 phrs.'s Voys.s Rsurs ,te word. vlih sr z-..v-
~ sv.. - IS NJ q 4 rst3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

AZ omes Of Gregorys Express.-Persoos
o6cs Hstbg for CSh 0sns will do welt 10 call A. lnis
Ss.tss,e snsssiug their passsge where plan, OF me
n<. ''eA1ers can be seen, and herns enssged al low
NJ fh0hPsONk HITCHCOCK,
~ ls9 PeGlsI corner Walltt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

DARTNER.-Part wanted with
Ca,h capital Of ISCO0 10 respectable aud lucrative
srcily cash business The respectable references
omce myl0lwH
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IBANY DUTCBMAN.-On Sstur-

IN dsv May TO- "Ths Duiebman" gill commence pun
u,hin1 mes ihTln novel;. snt ed The shadow ana
he su tent or The RI grimase Of Man who never snew
h. PsYe1ts or The mshs OF The anthog " fJcon0ndfs
i, urueeessaFy Tor 70 spesk more sglftsd writer
"a pot no be found 10 The couuuy Tbs od'chmsn" Tho
larges pacef published 10 The country II 10 also among
he beu oiled Copies can be had al al hs News Depoa
The wholesale AReJis are , =. -
nY9 2s DEAfkk bkOThEh' v hnnst
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"a 11nDhaIIan BuiIdiog AssOciatiOn.-sALE

10 MmnhnIInn BnlIdloR Ass0cIUtIuH;- - = ~"
o. sHAKEs- Notice Members ire requested 10 pay
h,,r ones on or before MONDAY EVENING, May IL,
xhnu.Ie.ular monthly mselog Will bo held al Mn!ary
BAH Bower a. o'clock.) Al which time shares WIN %
,oc The riHon 10 Increasing 30 Tspoy tnaI ooSe
Who os,ue 10 loin muIt do 50 At once. The seeoi o
mouth. dues will he payable May y An opportunity 10
pow tvt upou Ihe isvO able erms 10 lhO's VINO de
Nre 10 escape The runous burden OF high ems In ne So
curing Of home. exempt from excel unn. Ponsnsi al
hrd,tce 10 n ouesled. MORGAN mORGANs, t,est
NIB Dues viii be r. ceiysd al the SecieIarys Once ~
Nnnu. o., room g. mJlV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

re- Notice.-.TO JOURNEYhEN BAhEhS-A
kss Meeting M ne heo Nihcir Rooms W Grand o., Ga
sATUkDAYRVENlNG, - o'elo;k. IA business OF great
importance be laid bsfore The meeu1g, al members
r~ rQae,teo 10 sltsud. ,,
kB-The Hall is TO he let on WEDNESDAY and fnosy
ev~i JOHN L. RAINIER, frS-iIeA|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

MONEY LOST.-LOst, on Thursday,
IVA the s,o int IN Ausnc-It. near Henry sroosIgn,
parcel Of more, contapg ST mOItg 10 $40 notes Tn9
finder will be hheraiy ardPd bv esvioz tue sans 81
The store Of JOURNEAY BURNHAM, 10 AuansG 80. a.
Brooklvr myiU IL
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DOY.-Wanted in a situation where no
ED can lesrn something q general business and
ohsDdise Address box 1898, PosEO6ce, with age aud
reference mylOA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

~ Nsnce 20 Ciuzsps and sIraBsers.-FH
s,oeee boO's mace TO order % The hest Fseoch Cali
shn ~ viooui Psl,ni shsnks for 81 50; Patent
a.. snob; - So Alec every vsieIy Of Gems Con-
100 rts ara o,hr sylrs Tor he season solo chap for
I'd focs s'so meoi constantly on hand. Qaitk sales
sls&' A. BAKER, so Beekmar-Tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

DRINT Frs A thorough Practical
u PrD eT 10 every department ian EDglshmao) having
jutt disposed OF hs business 10 open for engage nen
WokDg Farmer Foreman has 6 led situati DDS Ss
Foreman OF Boob Daily fspe'B, and also OF Do Om-ss,
10 the Empire State Is well accustomed TO commercial,
rsiwsy Iue tabular, fancy ard roored work both cas-
end tine OF upwards ~ twenty yeaS practical
perlence aso good knowledge Ofsnd 20 supeTntend
Liibogrsph, emo Boob bnoing None but for 8 perml-
mercy and liberal terms n'ed apply, free, 10 CANTON,
Tribune Once. mylO 81
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THIS DAY PUBLlS6ED-A New
n tion- TOM RAcQU CT and hts Three Madso

Aants nlnsusrd
sofIcssFEoN rEE ssGLIsH PREsS.
Fer hss- e -. - n
Ten h The ssrt, TR,t craE.r
fus, srs pathos shsh Ers 81 ,s,u,s.f
tsen ubsn afsrss hss tsvsges asAor
vfb psf'sctNn lAAsssam.
-ns esssh,fs sss ,=usrg eOcs soas.sAlsr "a As
zuF,sS %, Of Th,cAsay hoss a 10 ha<A sas IN,
ever prs5s prpfseessst-s "a 'of' toatoa
lv.h rcss fiA 81 slm ana pstes-. AL
vel es'eustsd ass seos 90 have sA4
Ia asthor sss a. ssd eAesh syis All
-ss1gar hrnisnt ,pccsss II - esaat lsPeStiof.
Priee 50 cents - -
uyl0S LONG 6sOrHEK. IS A1n-E.
ClTY CY-ARTHU Urls HOME
- GAZETTE the beat family psper pchlshsd and
eci'et By Arthar 10 10 boat ~ himself TIE con-
HloVtors are tie uost pop0'N ~Fi1es Ia this eolnty
Temi-feaIy suAsc ipuon, g. bait yearly, VI, snd
rfper delivered Suhsciip ous received Address AoNr
FORf BRO, sSs Canslsl. wh-re N be had The poo-
heauons OF the dav, R ank RooGs Stationery, school
Books, &c MOSrFOSrk $40, so Csnslst,
mylelk' betS cen Green wieh aud Wsship gon Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

~ Nsw.JeruAnIem Cbaroh.-Servlces helo 10
tbs Church III Eghtnst. near B'oaGwsY eyeIy ,.S
NOR Al iOI och OK conducted ny Prof. 6O sd rie.u
mms1 e,g 80 NsgsSk myl0 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

~ steamer ParIac.-For .Ae, al bsrgsio, thrse
choice hefhs on board me Pse6c TO sal 90 sst
uIosy. ltIh inst Enquire Of BARsTOW POPE 80
Pine-tt m's 81
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DOOMS.-To let. handsome front par
d alor and bedroom un'uni,hed. on s1crnd noor Of
house IS Lspennd o. Also, peasant attic room Terms
mOdeFSte. my u
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pOARDING-l0 OF - BOarders can
1be accommodated at No SO East Four-euth ct. cor
Founhsv House lls opeped Those that call early
car choice Of rooms. References given required
mJ5lE@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

IN BAILLIERE'S Scientific Bookstore,
II go Broadway (Desry opposite me Irving House,
Frepeh and EBgish books ASdieiL Q, ChsmsSy Hsas
n, Hslory, Philosophy, &c. N.Y. Aw&s'
IN PRESS Biography Of Wordsworth.
Memoirs Of the Life Of Sir Jas Macintosh, By bis spr
De Qupeeys Autobiography
sir Roger de Coyerley, from ihe spectator
New Volume Of Poems, By BaInd Taylor.
The Solitary, by The antber Of PicciolA
The Noe ping By James Russell Lp~eh ,,ro,
Sir Lsapf.n By James Russell Los eB pew as,.
MemoiTs OF The BueEmiDsers, by hb Loo nc" oS'ssS
MoIherWslFs PosibUmoos Poems
Mrs Bro9piDgs Csss onidi "inoo"s
Saxes Poems third edition ,,,.
Lsish Hupts complete PoeueA "ofn
sloddsFds Point .,,... n, f,,s.s a,s~u
Esw VoIame Of Stories and Lestefs, Dy ofses 1--WE
NJ Volume ofstories By Hawthorne
80 q, IoTd Jeffrey nv Lord CockDorn.
Ai' " JUVENILES
New Volume BY Grace Green wood.
pew yOl.ne ~ Hsihsniel Hawthorne.
Ssmolrs Of London Doll
TALES frcm Cal Lend - .,n.
-.5 q,wckW Boston.
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DOOMS.-To let with Board, in pri
vse 'suiy with every comfort Of home. Apply Il
$50 McDougsltL near Fou, n 81; sage route mjy 81
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~ Notlce.-The annual election OF twenty one vi
Inc New York Society for the Promotion OF Ecu
s.Ioo ,mopg Colored Children will DO held 70 tue base
Wept Of n Phih3s Chu'ch, CrEterst on MONDAi AZ
TERNOON mSy ~, betwesn The hours OF sno oc'ock
enh.e,,oans G,r me,nuersbip will received by JAMES
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DOAhD.-Gentlemen desiring breakfast
Dsrd tea With dinner the sahhalh, ESQ be accom-
modaed with pleasant rooms, a. "a Essi Broadway,
family where every comfort OF home may De expected.
References exchanged aoN 1T'
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r. s,xth.st. Baptist Church, Rev. n
sTiBPsON Of AonaD, nich VIII p'eaeo xsoo
< rsxt sunday morning. nj l0t O'Clock, ano hey r.
sNiDeR OF DAYTON, Onto, Al "A p. M. myloIIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Rev. T. l.. Harris will preach TO MORROW
MORNING and EVENING 10 me Clurch 10 E'evenel-sL,
near FoUfth.av; the Christian Congregation uoder hs
cha &c having removed from the 5.uyvessot Instnte sod
made engagements for ihs pub c worship sbJve for
The ensuing year. Services al l0i A. NJ and u r a.
Seats provided for ALL myiV IL
t9 Preaching three Tines NEXT SABBATH at
rs tt.SpsgIt rom Csnsda 4 RoBfSsoS Iron
Por,Iuoulb, N ID and J. Z JONES OF Brooklyn. IL
-. TIL. Congregation of the saiiivso'st.
F,es Congregational Charch, VIII Ateno zoe 10
MORNING and ENFNlNO' AZ 'Ie ~'0'"
be preaching al The ChuIeh -----
70 Fre,will Baptisv Church, G,snss[ n n st
s,asowsv Rev "a GRAhAn' r,"3t sud I'm n,a.c,
RAM VII 1ChER Of Rochester, a'o' ~hn Ss,.
ToMORROW fsaDDslh) Afternoon, ~ Oc4OOA ~.
ye,1 morpiog apd evening 81 the u'u'l hours
- 0,.co1r,es 10 tho YOung.-the, SECOND 10
~ 80. w,II be delivered by Rev AMCS 1lOuAeo9'
ID u In lbs Fouuh Congregations Cni'Su, ~ 80 o.
De'~ IN ~ n SCaERMERaORN. 10 tbs moralnR nd
sHs,"oco Service aIlO4 A II and 81 and u T N II
R.y. Charles G.. FinIey will preach at IN
p,dws, TshsrDAcls, to morrow Sunday mOfslOg Auu
evening, Msy IL
r. s,x,h.st. Baptist Church. Rev X
mi,trV, IN The sixlh.s Bspust Church, near Avenue
< rrxt supdsy morning, al lot O'CLOCK sno hey r.
SNYDER OF Dayton, Onto, sIt r M. myWH
~ N,w.Jeruaalem Cburch.-services held 10
tbs Church NJ ERhtnst near bfoaawsy, sve.y pa.s
Nor ,ps Al iOI och OK conducted ny Prof sd rie.u
1900 TO. MORROW al 4 O'Clock PM By Rev Mr..
TAYLER, Of Newark ny ~
~ Rev. CharIes e.. FlDney will presch 70 sne
BIosdwsy Tabernacle on SABBATH Vo- ~ Va ~
MING Msy II, a. lei O'Clock aud 10 mo Nv ENiN u.
1iocloce
70 No,Icr.-Rev JOHN GOlDBY. formerly Ma-
,a,ry 10 OIs.s Ddia viii pre- ach 10 the LAsnt 81 bAp
AN ISAAC wESCOrr, Pastor.
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by family o. lorse p-rsonI; modern 40 or his
story tous- - part o. hos 30 Eiln g-nierl family
- NJ iy 10 o- ssanI Pei so6nrS2o1 " d a %
OF &c. q a. Do JOhn.si. VI ILsII. my ~
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a GENTLEMAN can have a quiet study
n and bedroom communicating al Is Twelfth a., near
lfieeY. Al In
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
DRUGS. NlNGIAis Am books.

HAViNG purchased, of A B. GaIinge .
4. the entire stockpf Drugs, Medicines
Books, &c, recently bcloaging to the lite
FIRM Of dalinger & Snoigrass ! am p epa-
red and determined to sell al, thing in =. ]
line on as reasonai,i. terms, as they can be
purchased in the Des Mosnss Valley.
The Physicians Of this and the adjoining
counties are particularly invited ocafl an6
examine my stock, as | am determined &c
s-.l on such terms MS will make it grea j
t. their interest 10 buy Of me. AS have
secured the services Of an eSoerincea dug.
gist, am prepared 10 Jill orders from Phs-
sic,ans, or prescriptions. al the shortest no
tict, and IN o plalitlcr tnat cannot iai. 70
give satisfaction.
lwil keep on hand well selected stock
of Drugs and Medicines. The old casto.
mers of Mcssrs. Galinger q Snolsrass, . re
invited TO trade withme. lhope by strict
attention to business. and giving good bar
gins. 10 not o.dy reta,n them, but to Sc
eitre d host of, new ones.
n oaiers or calls promptly attended to a;
all hours of the day or ni5nt. Orders OF
Physicians from a distance put up with
great care. Stand at the Store Room :
Gently occupied BY Galin5sr 4 Snodgrass.
JOHN PUMKOY.
Ottumwa, Aug. LIST, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

=
u In neighboring county, the Dem
ocrats had for over twenty years been ii
the habi. Of holding their county nomi
mating conventions at the house of !
staunch old Democrat, Mr.. G .
lie happened on recent occasion fol
the first time, 10 be in when they .hac
finished their business, and heard q liule
delegate from r. move that "ihis con
vention do now adjourn sine de
"Sine die, said Mr.. c., to per
son Standing near, "wherc il THAR
"W'v-that's way up in the northerr
part Of the county, = said his neighbor.
"Hold on, if you please Mr.. Cheer.
man. said G.. with great earnessness
and emphasis; ..hold on, sir. Id like
to be heard on that question. I've kept
a public house for more'n twenty years.
I'm poor man. I've always been a
Democrat, and never split my ticket in
my lie. This Is The most central loca-
zion in the county, and it's where we've
alters had cur caucuscs. I've never had
or asked an Office, aud have worked
night and day for the party, and now
think, sir, it's contemplate, to go 10 ad
journing this convention say up TO sine
die. -" Erchange Paper.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

N e W G. D o d s..
SETH RIcIlARDS

HAVING jusfrrturned from Boston and
III New York, after purchasing the larg-
cst stocSey brought TO the Dcs Moines
River, is now prepared not oniyto accom-
moaate his host Of old customers, but q
host new ones, with goods on as reasona-
bl, and accommodating terms as any other
house in the valley. We extend an invita-
tionto all persons visiting 0ttumwa to call
and see us before purchasing elsewhere, aud
I'VE will make it all right
In Dry Goods
We have Broad cloths, cassimeres, satti-
nets, seans, linseys, shawls. merinoes,
alpacas, amouslin de lains, tibet cloths
calicoes, ginghams, brown and bleached
muslins, drills, osnaburgs, checks, cotton
fiannels, tirkings, striped and check sliir-
tings, cloak Innings, hools. comforts, cot
ton yarn, carpet CLAIM, gloves, hosiery,
buck mitts and saspenders.
[ Our Stock of Boots and Shoes
Is very large, and the assortment unequaled
in the valley--every thing from the man s
boot to the infants shoe.
Groceries.
We have sugsr cutfee, molasses, tea, saler-
atns, spices. soap. candles, indigo, mad
der, alum, coPperas, tobacco, tor, salt,
iron, nails and castings.
Also:
A large assortmeIt Of Gurensware, hard
ware, hoilow-wafe. stoves, leather, drugs
and medicines, oils and ,lye-stuils.
s. RICHARDS.
Ottumwa, Nov. Is, 1884,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

Timex TALK. Mrs. Smithers, where !
(hiccup) my shavel 'tensils!'
"Your shaving utensils! What dc
you want Of your shaving utensils a
This hour Of the night! Como to bed
you brute, yoll' re drunk. =
s.You. lie, my love, I'm not (hiccup)
drunk, bnt ! want to know what come
(hiccup) Of them saving '.ensils--thcm
savent 'tensils what | bot yesterday
morning (hiccup) Of tina. blue-eyed bon
net what wore The white silk young
oman. Say where's them sEiaven ten
silsl II You don't speak, (hiccup) I'll
take door, my love. and burst the club
in
When we left, Smithers was talking
about the constitution 10 the key hole Of
bed room door. albany Dufchnan-
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
POLITICAL.


81
1t is pleasant with ones wife
BY the light Of briIiinat taper,
While ones dear companion for life 81
Looks over the family paper
And now and then reads song or story
A marriage, a death or tragedy CORY.
To feel that ones nothing to do
But to sit and philosophise gravely,
Each nurderous deed to eschew
Applauding the editor bravely,
For tact and his talent, his taste AMI his
shears,
Now waking TO laughter, now moving to
tears.
Oh happy the man who is blest
With wife who can tastefully read,
Who viii give his paper no rest
Till its items have all gone to seed
Who exclaims now and then, as she pricks
up the taper,
my dear, won't the printer want pay
for his paperg'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

BEATEN Br OSE.A chap who had
his hand blown of BY Fourth Of July
explosion, applied 70 the Tennessee Ieg
islature 10 be made door-keeper. lie
tells the story Of bis failure in the fol-
lowing style:
"Why, sir. there were four one arm
ed men besides myself--two Of them
with their limbs off close Up 10 he
shoulde besides any quantity Of one
legged fellows sturnping about. After d
while achap put in with only one arm
and one leg. He beat US all by o,ae.--
When | saw that I put for homer