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NTGRyEL Hastings or the FriEate fn the cling;
= Y Mirand1, tale Ia the French FevniMtiaH5
Ruth EmsIeyt Ma Euerite IT, NalGiss
Fernando, or the Fallen Angel. EamoEd pantCst
1912, or Napoleea's INVASION Of Russia.
Count OF Monte Christie; CofinLa. ar tails:
Just received and for sale at r trRAHsgsr
nov 1880 hook strrr
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HOME MANUFACTURE

II
i Boots and Shoes, Of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles made OF the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins, and by the best OF workfacn.
Also, ladies and misses boots, tusRI.- snL Ties,
or every description.
Cents who wish neat article of boots that wall
mt the foot as well to suit the eye, will please
call at +. Wallis second door east of Main, JEFF
ferson street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the stale
Burlington, oct 1850 r.. WALLIS
La FAYETTE FIRE AND MARINE ISsrR-
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. 9Th, 1850.
CAPITAL 5000 ,o00-s paid in and well s~sHrsJ.
A. Nj. CRANE, Scc'y G. :. ORTIZ Prest-
TINE subscribers. having been accredited ~ a.
Il gents Of the above Company. are now prepared
10 issue open special Policies for Fire Marine
Risks. in this any of the adjoining countless up-
on goods or produce, in store in transitui upea
cargoes on lake, river, and sea Vessels ~r land
transportation; funds or other property III MALL
ETC., etc.. favorable terms those Of any 9th
er respectable Eompany or Agency IN the city.
The Company will bear favorable comparison
with any Company or Agency in the West. having
alarge unimpaired EAPtT Is AMI being know n
have adopted literel policy In adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses win se promptly adjusted and paid ~
| this Agency In NEW YORK FuSns.
]. G.. LAUMAg BRO, Agents,
corner of Jefferson and Water SITS
| dec 10. is50-1y Burlington, lows.
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r AND WARRANTS.-A constant supply of
l Land Warrants, fully guaranteed. for sale by
march 20, 81 w. +. COOLBAuGH CO
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NT0TIcE-1he undersigned wunEG 70 respectfully
~ inform those who know their notes and &c
counts to be due. that hr wants money. 1Asy wall
confer favor by making !nme d.ats r@ymrEt-
jan. so, 81. T.. WALLIS
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M BOOKS, STATIONERY, Nc.
ETK@ BIBLE, SUNDAY UNION AND ANEs
N Al&MA IRIcAN TRACT SOCIETY DEPOSI-
TORY.-Tae subscriber has opened in the
room formerly occupied by DIR 5. :. Ran.
som, ON Jefferson street, Book Depository, con-
tanning the publications of I'll the different religious
denominations..
a good supply Of School BOOKS can at all times
\ - found at this establishment.
Also, fun supply of Stationery Of all kinds.
E3eTo all of which he would invite the attention
n " the citizens of Burlington and vicinity.
GEORGE BLICKHAHN.
april ., 1851 Jefferson street
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N A r r E D :

III 80 - iror,or Lawrence county, Ohio, TO Miss CAR
esas A. SHERrEy, Burlington, nesmoines co,,eWa.
with the above the Printers were remembered by
,ful share cake which the least they eau do is
= vi.h hi. union between Buckeye and Hawk.kye
uay be happy and continuous
On the sOth March, in Onion Township, Desmones
att lava by Rev F. A. kirkpatrick, MIR GRIFFITH
6aowx 10 Miss JEANETTE AspREw, all ofthis county.
Ea<DEDICATIoN.-T German Evangelical
Murch will be dedicated to the worship OF our
Lord on Sunday the sth day of April, 1851 Preach
a. in the forenoon by the Pastor ofthc Church, al
u in the afternoon at o'clock by the Rev. Messrs
GAinn and Salter. Corner OF Sixth and Columbia
~ Seats free, CONROD BLIND, Pres't.
CSC. PHILIP KRIEcHnArM, Sec.
RTHE Iowa Historical and Geological Institute will
nsst tomorrow. tFriday> evening, at 4 oeloek.
NJ public Lecture win be delivered. (Aprl ,, 1851
southern Iowa Horticultural Society.
- The regular April meeting of the Society will be
held at the Council Chamber, on Main St, on
Thursday (this day. the I'd OF April attwo O'Clock
&P. NJ .taIril SD J. +. TALIANT, sec'y
DissoIulIon Of Coparinershir.
FTvHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Y I'm Fortier and NJ. B. Cox under the name and
IN OF p. NJ. Fortier, was dissolved on the a9ih
Arrii ), ISL Pm: roRTIER
iesi. Regular wednesday Packet ISL.
~ r. Madison, Euriiaefon, OquctrIa, Ns- boston,
sssx Afuscatine. and Rock Island.
S;ssx THE well known and fine pas sen
ss e1aA a ger steamer OSVEGO, I. $. Bat
~ y ntelle, Master has resumed her regu-
~ trips to the above and all inferno date ports
{ sane s. Louis every "Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The oswego having been repaintS and reiitted,
i now equal in point OF comfort to ANY boat in the
trade; and her officers hope by strict attention to
shc interest Of shippers ami comfort passengers,
y merit continuation OF the patronage heretofore
% libarally bestowed upon them.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
ssA april 81 r0oTE h CO., Burlington
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TLOTHS: large assortment or black and fancy
~ colers, some very cheap; doc skins and eassi-
meres, plain andfincy satinetts, large assartmsn
all grades, Tweeds and ny Jeans. Of various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale Nv
oct ., 80 a. IATNAN FRO.
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LOOK AT THISl,

TTNHE undersigned wishing 10 close out lis t-es-
l ent stock of Boots and shoes of Eastern n4sru-
facture. also Hats and Caps. offers ts sell until the
10th Of March at COST. Come one. come aH WIN
want Bargains. Call II the shoe and Leather store
Jefferson street, one door east Of Main.
Jan 30, Isl. r.. WALLIS
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Die stFHoH, INV l&ugIuHu, | mute MeurHey,
Capt. Mulikin: Capt. r. P. Ford. Capt Langhorn.
THE above splendid Passenger steamers are
now making their regular trips between st Louis
and keokuk, leaving st Louis every evening ex-
cept sunday, and returning will leave Keokuk In
the following order:-The Die Vernon every Tues
day and Friday evening; the New England No ?,
every Wednesday and Saturday evening; the Kate
Kearney every Thursday and Sunday evening. For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
SILAS HEAIGHT,
march 27-tcn Agent at Keokuk.
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DIE D:
A. Washington City, the 25h inst, after short NJ
80 AnpAM a. LiSpSLEy, in the sixtysevenih year OF
W. sse He was an upright and formerly rs'ded In
lAis ctr.
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yTTH0LESALE GROCER, Commi ssion and For
w warding Merchant, No. 81, Levee, 81 Lou
is, Missouri:
HAS In store and to arrive, the following arti-
cles, which he offers at the lowest market rates:
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Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!
r sTURGIs & SON are paying the highest pri
j ces in CASH for otter, Coon, Mink, Wolf, Cat
and Muskrat Skins.
TN. B.-We are paying the highest prices for
Muskrat Skins. {Jan ?, 1851
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Ia FAYErTE FIRE AND MARINE ISsuR-

missouri STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND Is
VI kINE INSURANCE CO., ST LOUIS.
DIRECTORS John U'Faitas.
c. H. Peek, Tw. Holt, S.H EAsrfi,
J. A. Eddy, G. M. Ealean, w. A. Gonr.
John = NrtEnr. ~. ID. razr. Iaa- -ir~r~ar
II Risks taken by the undersigned. OF the nt-si
rates of premium, for one month 70 SIX years.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1850 &c LAUaAN BRO
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
m q N Il " m A N X " r.

fsrUbbay, August 2-5P.M
We have particular change in the stock market 10
rJsgt Prices remain the previously reported
and che transactions 10 about the usual extent Most
the fsnccs rule lower than We cave known 70
months, and the tendency Il still downward.
The amount Of coal transported the Reading Rail
road during the week ending the 3l of July
tons-previously o3p 900 Total for the season. ore
eil tone Same time last year, e67 73f tons On the
sehuyssiil Canal 1881 tons-prcviouy Ssi 317 tons
Total ssT ss;s tons
The Of the failure Of extensive mill operstor
IN Rhode Island alluded 10 yesterday to have
been prcasture. We learn from Providence that the
friends dthe gentleman have agreed 10 sutsn him.
The Suson Lead Works have declared semi an nua,
dividend d per cent payable Aug ~ at the oaioe Of
the Treasurer
The smosD; collected al Le Philadelphia ofce Of the
Columbia RtilrosS 20 the Let Of August 1851, wa
$50 2ol 49, egaiu s2oG7le n, for the corresponding
period ths previous year--ehowing an increase Of
s23ss3 a. this year.
Tts following new counterfets have Just made their
sppessnce iu Philadelphia -fsrmers' Bank Of New
Jersey uo,ut BoEy \. j. lO', letter J, dated March
lsle may be detected by noticing that The horns Of
the deer (betve.n the ocers nams touch the letter
in Mosrt' whereas in tie genuine, Il s some dis
tance oG general appearance good. snl cslcuiated to
deceive the un-sry. Bowery Bank, New York iOs spu-
rious vignctte femns utine Justice sc c0un-
tsrfeit SIS on ths Housatonc Bank scu'hbrdse, have
ntde Their aprearance--psper Right, aud engraving
coarse.
The total coinage of tbe L. s. Mint, Philadelphia,
from Jsnuary to July inclusive, Mounts 70 S2 55357
Of vh,ct tbe gcld cSiDage v. sg N,;'!i 'ts eoDaEe
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, August z, lSJI.
arrested for Passing Counterfeit Money-Co Country
Girl BrutaAy Treated, &c,
A green horn from Lebanon, Pa, named Jacob
Honnaphns, was yesterday arrested for passing
S65 of counterfeit notes on the Mount Holly Bank,
N. j., and Chemical Bank, N. Y. He had pur-
chased with the notes suit Of clothes, as we'll
several articles of jewery and had his daguereo-
type taken. lie says a canal boatman gave him
the money, and was to have met him in the after
noon to give account Of his success in passing
off the counterfeit money. The officers were on the
watch for this man; but he did not make his ap-
pearance. woms was also arrested in n similar
attempt; and another fol ow succeeded in passing u
counterfeit 80 on the Bow,ry Bank.
The ship Shackamaxon, commanded by Capt
W. III. West, son Of the Atlantic's commander,
sailed to- day, with one of the largest cargoes ever
shipped from this port.
George Ferrce, charged with obtaining goods,
to the amount OF 81 500, from Babcock and Co., Of
New \ ork, had hearing, on tnbeas corpus, before
Judge Parsons, and was discharged, after hear
ing and argument.
On Thursday night q countrywoman, from Had
donfeld, was enticed into . lonely part of SoutK-
wark, near the Moysmensiny, and u brutal out
young fellows. 4 shawl and si4 were also
stolen from her. The shawl was this morning
found in the possession Of one Of the gang, Alex
aDSer Schooley, and he has been committed to
answer.
Our city is most awfully dull at present. OF
all our places Of amusement, only Barnum's and
the National open. The Chestnut and the
Arch are furnishing up for new season, and the
Walnut is to be brushed up for another series
of triumphs under manager Marshall. No extra
expense is to be put upon the latter building, il
viii have to be sold next year, the expiration o
the term for which the association was formed ex-
pires then. 1t is probable that the hands into
which 1t will fall will add the adjacent property
Walnut and Ninth streets, TO It's present dimen-
sions, and erect q temple Of Thslia worthy Of our
city, and the support which has hitherto sustained
"a
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.


BALTIMORE, August 2, 1861.
The Chsstetoion Ereca,ons--No ConIess ION from
the Murdaes-Ihs Cuban Symyuthisers Com
! n0es Of Baltimore, $c.
/ The admirers of the horrible are making extern
siye preparations to attend the execution Of the
three murderers of the Cosden family, at Chester
town, aud it is probable that not less than 20,00
persons will be present Friday next. The
Sheriff has chosen the of hill for the erec-
tion Of the triple gallows, from whence unn-
terupted view can be had for a mile around, from
every point of the compass In the vicinity Of the
massacre the sight will be joyous one, and there
are thousands who would deem it an honor to act
Jack Ketch for tho trio of villains They still. refuse
all the consultations of religion, and persist in their
assertions of innocence. The only one who shows
any compunctions Of conscience is Abraham Taylor,
who was the suggestor OF the whole mass acre, and
FREQ the first shot; and hopes are entertained that
a full confession will be obtained from him before
bis final moment.
On the same day, Amos Green, the negro boy
convicted Of rape on a white woman, is to be hung
at Elcotts Mills, only sixteen miles from the city;
and with the exception of the neighbors in the vici
nifty, there will doubtless be sm al attendance.
There is no doubt of the fact, that movements
already on foot in this city to afford aid aud
comfort for the Cubans Various mysterious ad
vertisements have already appeared in the papers,
and the ball is evi iently in motion.
There entered ut the port Of Baltimore,
during the month of July, from foreiga ports, 3
sloops, Ii barks, 10 brigs, and schooncrs-to,al,
f6 vessels. During the same period there arrived
from coastwise ports, ships, Ii baIks, IS brgs,
and l3S schooners-total, l72 vessels, making
grand total of 2lS foreign and coatwiae vessels. OF
the foreign arrivals 81 had cargoes subject TO duty
The foreign clearances for the same period were
80 with total tonnage of 0i5 tons, and employing
in their navigation 365 men. OF the vessels clear
cd, ~ were destined for the West Indies and British
provinces; Liverpool, !; London, l Hamburg,
l. Rio dc Jauero, D; Spain, 2; Bremen, Am-
steIdam. !; Ro;terdom, ]; Valparaiso, Liberia,
I Spanish Main, 2 Laguayra, Montevideo, l;
ard Rio Grande, l. The total value of the exports
Of these vessels mounted to the of S3S7 iSl 69
1t will be seen there no clearances for Cali
forna during the month, the most sauguine
andhopeful temperaments having retired from that
field Of enterprise.
The receipts from duties at the Baltimore Custom
House during the month of July, 1851, were SlOs,-
SI2 o., and in July, 1850, they were S07 POP 62
The total receipts in the nied States Depository
of Baltimore during the month were Sl095l0 63,
and the disbursements thereirom So, ,2S9 67
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
PERSON AL.


INFORMATION WANTED.-PAUL ETlENNE MARQUIS
Frenchman by birth, aged nineteen, speaking English
belonging to the wabash sipwrecked at Jersey
then entered on the 18th Of October 1880 at the Nsrns
pta New York. LETT IL the 18th November wing
month Since then his parents have him
and aDxous to know what has become Of him. Auy
formation be left at the Fronch Consul
New York. and will be thankfully received.
MIsslNG-sINCE THURSDAY MORNING LAST. THE
Nl daughter OF Mrs. Cochran. No. 40 Hamilton street
aged nine She had when she left home bue cot
ton dress ard check apron white pantstts had
shoef Any giving information
her, will receive the thanks Of wing mother.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
TRAvFILERS, GUIDE.

NEW WORK AND PHILAprLPHIA-NEw YORK
and fhiladephia direct-United states NAL Line
Through In AZ via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
luced IS for st class and 81 % or Leave
New York AZ NJ from foot Of Ccurtlar a. streets and Al
VA W. and 4. NJ from foot Of Liberty ttreet Leave Phi
lsdelphia nt and A. NJ and Z. n, from The foei Of
walnut street.
CANDEN AND AEBoY RAiLRoAp LINE FROM NEW
" York 20 Phaderhia-Leave Pier No. North River bx
q, ambost JOHN POTTER Morning Line, AZ o'ciocR
Afternoon LINE att oclock. fhrr ~ either line a. for
gsrd deck. 81 kmigrant Lne ~ O'clock v. NJ; fare
tl 90 L. BLISS, AeenA
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

nR DINoNs QUARTERLY-THE scALPEL, No. ~
~ isnow ready, at ADRIANCE SHERMAN CO.'S,
2Asor House. The hrst apd ssecnd yumss bound In
had sspsra,ey Contents OF No w. August Si-Entrely
orgrsi1he Elementary Substance Of Bodies Carbo
Ia and s n.e s,eieo Literary rostaties Grand Ascent
Of the Litera Tro lng t0r racoe the Orrning Gentle
What is (anccri rments In ta Cure BY the
rcaton 81 Freezing Mixtures, with Illustrative Cases
Artists Reverie ly James Narick Stout Beards and Mus
Ia hes-her uses the Immortality of shaving Typhus
Ship Jail Fever Our Hospitals; Description aud jrSn
of orms and other Parasites that nest the Human B,dy
Novel Practice Nclvuus Internal Strangulaton Of the
Bowels; obituary: John u Beck Samuel George Morton,
DR.. Curtis DIR Arden; Religious Mania The Bye Indrmary;
John Murray Canoeian Medical alton; The New
Drees for Women; Trenton Fas ilayward yesco-
VAGINAL Hstua New iork Rspaer " Medicine ard Phar
mnsy. Sods Powder ID ptrtueat hat is the Scapcl
Edtars Tature lnteHiguE Phe aackers o Belle
Tic Diploma, Cieen; Nes Apruin Ciy-
mer - Post Su all Favor from Ne okukhs opinion
Of the tcslpt Lditor Acknowledgements qrakcr Wit Ora
rlio heprOof Tobacco; thu Difference All business
municntns relating the sppe must be addressed - the
Editors re dence ~ Grandeur ~ door vest Of Broad
way. Ohios hours from lOto Jday. and 20 9evening
CUBA AND THE CUBANs-THIs WORK CONTAINS
historical and phical DESCRIPTION of Cuba and
aiso fa fcvs ole the
the people of Cphn have So long endured cheap
4 HUSTON, i;p Nassau ss,sA
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
LOST, no.

L OST-oN SATURDAY MORNING, 20 INST IN GO.
ing rom Chsthsm, through Pearl street 10 broadway
beveen Howard and Grand stocte $50 bis-thrce
on the City Bank q Brooklyn on che Long Island
Bank one I've on the OveFo Bank the Treemsn's
bank Of haachuset one ON the Fahed County Bank Of
sonnectcu atwo Michigan bil and the rest In New York
tste New Jersey snd Penn vana money The bv
returning II 10 ad Broadway VIII he Literally rewarded
J. r. BROOKS.
I osr-FRox SCHOONER N. c. HARRIS, LAYING
- ~ Frost Dock Wnlansburr Stern Boat, about Il
het long white b,ttom, black wales and white insde
liberal reward will be paid pcrs said
or leaving informstion Of her at ibi south street
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN,

MILITARY GARDEN, BRooKLYN-ADMIssIoN 2s
N1 cents Private Boxes s. To commence AZ o'clock
The psrformnnees will commence with extracts from DAvlD
NJ a wih; u ueep nr u SInns.on; reg2tty'
perfeld, Mr. Palmer Wekhed. Mr.. Florenoe Agnes Miss
Croeker Mhs Trotwood Miss Cook; Mrs. Micawber. Mrs
Dunn; Emily Miss Tayeure: Popular Dance Miss Tayeurs
and M Fletcher The whole 70 conclude with DELiCAh
GhOCkD-Citilen Sapsfrod. Mr.. Palmer; Alphonse dt
Grandier, Mr. Florence; Pauline, Miss Croker
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
LIQUORS.

CoGNAc STAR PRoPRIEToRs BRANDY PALE
snu uhk In hslf, quarter and one-sighth cssks, a
superior article Tor trade rse For sale BY
.--,s Z. II. SIMPSON n SONS,
inporert and Sole Agents Cor this Brand s Beaver
RRANDi.s LANDING--" FRANCIS tsr. COgNAC'
- snd segnttte Brands per barb Tistidaicu st pisr
No'or ~ s,rrinted superior 20 any In market For sais
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
THE WATn RANG PLACES.

NJ oRRis HoUsE-BY JACOB woLCoTr NORRIS
W Long B,snsh hssmoq,h cosnY New Jsrs,y-lEs
house 10 situated on the margin Of the Atlantic en-
braoing front 2D Families vishius spend
hc season al watering place. be IN the
most comfortable manner aud moderats tar,s Par
cufr attention paid TO the comfort Of ladies' Aes ror
ters vines hluors, snd tsgars always on hand.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
4ALES BY aUCTKOn.

/ Z. VAN ANTWERP, AUCTIONEER.-TRACE AND
- Log Chains, Anyils. Shoe Thread Twine Hardware,
81 John f. Van Antwerp will SELL Tuesday, Aug
jth at 10 O'clock at h sales room, OCedar stree
PEARL by catalogue 200 packages ard lots assorted
ware and Cutlery Tea Trays &c. &c. Also, by order of
Sheriff at clock casks assorted Log and Trace Chains
LOO Tbs. white green and brown Shoe Thread and white
variegated fancy linen and gray machine made
Twine Terms cash The Catalogue will be kept open
tor any other invoces) till o'clock p NJ Monday ith
and ready delivery complete early on the day Of sale
A CCTION NOTICE E-GROCERIEs REFRI0ERATOR3
"A Hams. Cheese Raisins, Tea, sc. On Tuesday Aug S.
at los o'clock IN front Of the
Greenwich Hams Cheese. Dutch Herrinss. Maekers Sal
mon Syrup ssgars Brandy, Gin, whiskey, Port sherry
Care Madeira essk and bottled Also 10
assorted sizes and quite w. CARTER Auetoneer
81 Dey street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
REWARDS.

100 REWARD WILL BE PAID ~ DR. roBtAs's
WV Venetian Linment doee not cure collie, dyseu-
sy n,y group chronic rhesmatism mo.qsito bites, cuts
euihs pains IN The Nnts kc quicker than
money returned AZ 10 fails For by the 0rusgst
street '' WV - N'"N""'V"
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

A RRIvAL OF DIR. c. W. RoBACK AT NEW YORK.
IA The ceebrated DIR. q. W. Roback from Sweden Pro-
tsecr q Astrolosy PhrenoloEy and
having Just arrived from Philadelphia where he met
with The most for the last years
ofers his services TO the citizens Of New sad
vicinity C. W. Robaek, being the seventh son cf ths
seventh son. and having made Asology his exclusive
since the early Of fifteen years enjoys
from travelling and reflection that possessed
this country In Europe and being gifted by nature
and having cultivated those blessed ts prepared 20
sdopt them 10 the folio sing and the
summation Of the following ropies;-Hs can be con
suited with At his oce, or letter, IL prepaid aud
be prepared make Of his power on any OF the
following topiesBusnsss Of all travelling
by land courtshps; advice given their
scssful aceompishment spscuatns In sochr, merchan-
dse or real estat the recovering Of legaces In eputs
the purchasing OF Ticket and the safety % ships Ne
also has had tho honor Of receiving cer.ih
Honorable G. John Bersadotte formerly King of Swedcs
wlch vii dse him great pleasure ia showing TO thoss
who yor him IN CALI he also offers his services respect
inghcath, weait and mf-rsgo love Affairs jeurnsys Law
suis diinoo "a business fraud sickness sad death; past
present spd future svshte asd all the Of % sud
invites all 70 call who tcted corporally mentally
Terms-lsdies 90 cte Gentlemen 81 Nsvties calculated
and read In fui according 70 the oraeles and masculine
signe, ndee S gentlemen ~ 80 Nstvtss calcalsted
ccre1- 70 Geoaacy, for ladies' 81 In full 81 Gentlemen
- IN suli IS P-sons at distance have their nstiv-
ties drawn By sending the date Of he day % their
Letters cOntainns the sbose fee iii receive immediate
tntion, and wall be sent of the United
States wrtter durable taer All letters.
sbove topoe iottphd will be srais. His ofsos
I uswhtes'sssa t~o block beiow BrsaawAy.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

GOAL. HAVING TAKEN A NEW YARD AT rHE
~ corner of ooerch and Nvlneton strses in conneoop
n od Istahished Yard 81 Rins and Greer vck
mean 70 sell Coal Of the best quality as usus quct
sles and small prohs for cssh only Red Ash
delivered, ~ White Ash, - 7o-frem Isrd %
PkTrR CLINTON.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
T,HE TRIUMPH OF MAGNETISM

THE TRIUMPH OF MAGNETISM.
Some people who very wse,
Andscarce believe their two eyes.
Declare that all magnetic science
Is stun unworthy of reliance.
Now let these sceptos, II they will,
Try Lyons famed Magnetic Pill
Or the Magnetic Powder buy,
That insects kill, vel know not why.
Forth from their holes tho vermin roam,
Each insect leaves Its secret home,
Attracted by magnetic force.
They come-and whyY They must, Of course.
They taste, they die Now tell u.s. come,
Is magnetism all hum!
Depot Of LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. 42i Broad
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
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THE TURF.
NENTREVILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTIH0-MON
~ day. August T. at 2 o'clock p. Match for seo0 mile
he9s best three in five, in harness. Wm Shute
q. Rip T. ID. Haight names Grey Dick.
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, l. L-TROTTING-MoN
~ day, Augusta at o'clock r. Match for 500. mile
heats in harness. H. Jones Boston Spot; WIN Shute
names &: Colonel May. Omnbuses will leave Fulton
Ferry Brooklyn for the Course from III A. NJ until clock
r. NJ returning the sport Fare each way
- cents. JOEL C0NKLIN, Pr )prietor.