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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
s. NJ. PETTINGILL Il CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
sPiTAL COMPLAINTS.

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out pas Or fHfsriHg tn III ~ trn' however Young %
feeble, u nov -nrrt ~ tlt tctier' ~
mn "a rpsDOD
bic Office, No 2ii Wt-h,nstah street. BOSTON,
OF NJ his residence, Mafibor uutel
Having examined the srfp mime Spring Elss'if
Apparatus. used ~ ~ J. \ Woo ~ w.. treatment
Of i.isr u cufvuu'es ct TIE spiue, f.eom,n Nd II
a. cfirient ,nd comfortable iu the psti. ni.n
Henry J. Bisrlaw, VI u Pro-. sut u. unvsrsfy
Geof9s Hayward ". D., Es Pfof ~uf. u. iu,ger.ity
WIN. hnw Le~-. ". J V. & Snua, VI. D.. Ma,m
o. uosiaa John w war'u, ". D Hsnrs @. CiafH
" u ,Cty Physician.
Boston, Aug I -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
md ig sion aud Bilious Conn
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ma &c siIOU ;ind BElIOus tOin-
plant.
From Rec 30. 30 Walker, Piriof Ba.ftist
Church, " nl'ingiun c..
AB l. Ms-f.-ll wing m ids use of three littlss NJ
iiae4 Ro-e. prepared Judge 81 us he,lng Prop
rrtie. csAs,de, mast ana eff .atipus
n, fai deceased yar, and 81 gives al enarsg 10
the ss-tise ofssns. advise Il those WIN me-, he
IN cicd 18th the above named complaints ty 81.
hase fil conf i-nee In ~ medicinal qu4inies.
Croian, Wv. ~ l.5o. WM e.. WALKER
byHANUt INJURED for IN. P,o,tstuf. By q.
"a VIZ f..N. Pharnsccuticsl Chemist, Ne~
na,.n It fof -,i- ny FKeO y SMt rll aud u. o.
TYLER. Aomprher VI. and d-slof. 20 Medicine
GENERALLY. ~hef, ihie,s. &c. may be- had efniis
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
II We YOU READ
BARRE ACADEMY.

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Tbwrsdag, .vOrsnbrr 23.
Library OF 3'w Nolumss hss Jeon pur-hiscds the
books arc new and selected with reference 10 the
wants Of the student. Baaid 81 20 pef week.
Barre. cot 81 ls5t 7;3s ]. :. SPAULDtNG.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
Iowa Land Il n.

We notice In the proceedings OF Con-
gfess thai the bill making donations to
railroads in Iowa, which was introduced
Ly the Hon. A G. DoDGE, and referred
u the committee Oh Public Lands, was
on the Both January reported back with
out amendment, but with q recol44incn-
daton from the committee tia, il be pas
sed.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Museatine Enquirer, (H. ID, Ia. Co.'S
srTr, III ms last communication, while
speaking OF tie prospects oil this ball,
says II believe how that the real fight
Is 10 be between Our State interests and
these new influences backed by States
lhnt expect to be benefited by the con-
struction Of the roads not embraced IN
the Legislative bill If these roads can
be fought OFT TOW, the bill Will pass, ard
II. the end, they viii gel their equal share
ol the lands, Though the legislature, and
BY virtue Of a supplemental bill Why
cant Iowa unite Oh this bill. aud let Us
get the lands =
hen it appears the object IS . fght
of the claims oI MI roas.s no, lns.uacd
III this biil IA order THAI the State may
obtain The land " rp+tffer hl.x,y t,:,..,-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

one sided so,npro,nise. All other h0a's
10 remain idle aid await the passage Oh
OF this bill and then throw themselves
umn the mercy Of their enriched ne'gh'
bors, and trus, to their generosity LOT u
division of the spoils. What s'retc"o OIL
co,6deuce-Iowa to unite on this pres
ient b. IA, and after the land IS oeqoea'aeu
10 ,hose named therein, then to ASK
supplemental bill to place its entire aus
position in the hands Of the State ieg'sia-
,ue. Why cannot this be done now
Wbv was it not done at first! Ii the OH
is so glaringly deficient, unsatisfactory
and misapplied, why not amend it before
its passage! This lame reasoning on
the part OF its supporters, is nothing more
nor less IAN an admission that the bill IS
not such, an one as Iowa asks Tor. Ihe
writer is anxious that Iowa may have a
grant, So are we. But we desire 1t
should be to the State legislature ana not
to monopolizing corporations, who VIII
ere long burden our State with as hea'y
load as now retards the progress OF Ill :
nos. Illinois now groans onder the DEL
eterio,s influence OF these land monoPo-
lies - of corporations endowed with vast
quantities of land by grants from Con-
gress over which the State Legislature
has no control. If Iowa is to have a
grant, how much preferable 1t would be
10 Mace j, in the hands Of cur Legislature
that we might have voice in its DISPOSE
ton, and the privilege OF regulating The
method of its sale, &c, and the power to
guard agains, the dele,erious influence oil
extensive land monopolies, which are a
blight upon our prosperity, curse to our
people and check upon the growth o.
our young State. ... ,.. ....
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

The opposition to this bill is daily be.
coming stronger and more determined.
We notice that in Illinois, the home OF its
author, the State that reioices in the a.
bominable Black Laws--the State which
from Its acts has become sworn cousin
to slavery, that even there the tide OF pub
lie opinion is strongly set agains, this de-
tes,ablc measure even there, under the
immediate eye ortLe honorable gentleman
who stands as champion OF the bill, the
public press is almost unanimous agalns,
it. Even his own party do not endorse
it-aye, are in open hos,ili.y,e it. Thus
it appears, that although they uphold
laws among themselves tina, are reproach
to them, yet they are not So far lost to all
sense Of shame, and become 80 far SUBJ
servien, to southern desires, as to endorse
this excreable measure. Chicago, the
home OF Douglas, has spoken boldly a.
gains, it, and the current OF opposition is
daily gaming strength. Every where
We hear Of its unsatisfactory reception.
We have read the speech OF the Hon.
5, \. Douglas in supper, If his amend
ment, and carefully, too, but it by nc
means satisfies our minds OF the correct.
ness of his position II does not change
our views in the least The speech is a
creditable one, and is truly worthy Of it.
author, bun the premises upon which Il !.
based are not ,enahle.
The effort is being strenuously made
by It's advocates TO make it party ques.
ton, and drive il through Congress as a
Democratic measure. We protest agains,
this In our individual capacity we Of
course would b. forced 10 yield, and rs
journalists il would become our duty &c
observe nutabli,y. Bu, a, present we
will say, tina, II tins bill can pass in It,
present form, tina, the depth of northern
eupidiiy and humiliation is uniathomab!e
and her servility and debasenent iiiima.
able.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
Whig State Conkfniion.

The Wing State Convention, held at
Iowa City, ot Wednesday the 22d inst.
placed in nominationthe gentlemen whose
names are here given, as the nominees
al their party, to be supported al the Al.
gust election. No nomination for Super
intendent OF Public Instruction was made.
For Gov, JAMES w. GKfMrs-DeS
MONIES County.
Sec, staEos WATERS Henry Coun-
~.
Auditor, AsD. j. SrEyrSs-Polk Co.
Treas, ELtpHALEr Clayton
County.
ATTY. Gen, J W. SE~SErr Scott
County
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

"a treaty is about ~ be effected with
Nebraska, which will open all The River
country opposite the Western border of
Iowa TO settlement.--Er. 49,
We are glad to see that government n
taking effective steps TO throw this yalu-
able territory open 10 sens,ss. fiWhen
the treaties, as above contemplated, ara
consanaled, the country viii RAPIDLY set
,le-goyernnent or no governn-as---in--
deed as j, is many are preparing 10 ,ni-
CRATE .hitheI early nthe Spfing some
with the intention Of making ,peru.anslA
homes, others for the purpose OF reeon-
noi,eriiIg and selcsil,g s,iisable locations
Oh which TO settle as soon as their convet.
fence will permit.
In our opinion the rapidity Of settle.
ment Of the territory now occupied BY Tie
above Indians viii ~ unprecedented, and
the demand upon the general government
for territorial organizations is Imperative.
II is measure which cannot longer Le de-
layed and it does appear 70 US 10 be MA
outrage that this territory cannot receive
an organization and be made ready Cor Tie
reception Of the many thousand settlers
already prepared TO migrate ,hither, UNI
less slavery be legisla,ed there a, the lnz-.
ard Of repeating compromises which have
remained insiolate for 30 years. and
which even the south dare not assuil
Since writing. the above, We learn from
exchanges. that Maj. Gatewood has con-
Guided a treaty with the Omaha Indians,
for the Territory bordering on ~
Missouri River. opposite 70 Iowa, e.,i.
mated a, about $500, boo acres, and "A
n cost Of ten cents per acre. The tribes
are to receive a yearly annuity Of $4O..
600 and protection from the Sioux Ia.
dams. Uudcr these favorable circrYn.
stances there viii be ,tsspendous r,i.h
.ior THIS new country early IN the Spring.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

We are happy to inform our readers
that the differences heretofore existing
between the citizens of this place anti
the Lyons Iowa Central Railroad Com
pany, have been at las, set at rest---that
there now remains no controversy be-
tween said parties. During the exls-
tence of this contention, we did with
much iorbearan nee refrain from giving an
exposure Of the whole difficulty, and pla-
cling it in its proper light before our read
ers, that nothing should be KEEP, in the
dark, whereby any should be misled in
Judging Of the matter We RETAINED
from SO doing for the reason that no good
would result, to either parry by intermed-
ding in the matter, and tha, the more l,
was agitated the more einbittered the dis.
putants became; therefor we concluded
that it was the hes, policy, and best for
both parties. not to assis, in widening the
breach already created. . ,s
We waited for the matter to resolve IT,
self into tangible shape that II might
be worked upon to advantage, and now
We are convinced that our course was a
prudent one. The whole difficulty when
ali told was a small affair, and now We
rejoice tina. it is to be dropped-wiped
out, forgot,en--that the Ratchet is bur.
led, and that the stigma which is hurled
=. Erie may no longer be thrown upon
our citizens.
From the beginning, we saw no just
cause Of complaint, we could justify no
controversy. Still. there was spiri. oil
contention ia our midst, which manifest.
ed itself as opposition to the Lyons Road
and placed US under an odium even more
aetestable than that thrown upon cake
and .beer-peddling Erie--more odious be.
cause their cause was to maintain a road
as IT was-cus, TO operate against one
Suicidal contention against our best in
terests, which to the distant observer could
be viewed in no other light than as de-
sermined opposition to the construction oil
a road through this village. We there.
fore rejoice tina, the sublec, matter is now
at rest, and feel conscious tina, the com.
munily, generally, receive the in,elli-
gence with JOY, and will again return to
the ieal;y OF their benelactors, to the sup.
port of the Lyons road.
The hope On winch our future prosper
~ as town, as community Is based, IS
the CONSTRUCTION Of TINS road. IL there
fore behooyes US 10 &C. in concord, IN Uni.
ty, and as the old sore is now healed, tina,
all chickering's and enmities which have
grown out of il should cease No pfoa'
can be gained by raking up the Goals
from which the flame issued--ffom irri.
tating tender spot. Il is far better 10
bury the Goals deep in the ground and
there lei them remain until the last sparl,
extlnguished.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

The Davenport ,Ga.ette Of FcbAl6'h,
c,ves a communicated from "An AK
;ous Enquirer" giving quosa'ion g!
sales Of bonds of the Lyons Company OF
rrices rating f,om 43 TO 81 cents Oh ''',,
dollar and requests 10 be let into 'hs
:. secret" how company can possess a.
b;Iay when is bonds ass q y low az.
.Ahat = - 3 ~ ~ 4, Iss " q d.
There is indeed secret attached to this.
and if the Gazette will inform this "AnA.
ious Enquirer" and the public 10 whom |
those bonds were sold, perhaps the secret
NAV be removed; or if the Anxious
ENQUIRER" who has SO little faith in the !.
ability of the Company, will follow up
his quotations and show who was the pnr-
chaser of said bonds, his anxiety can be
readily quoted. We will await the re-
nor, Of the Gazette, or its communicate.
in this matter, and when they hxcone
generous enough 10 give the purchasers
name, they or any one else open to con-
,viction can be satisfied.
I Blu, even this "lov ebb" is better than
no ebb at all, which is the standing many
OF the projects OF the yituperous assault
ants OF the Lyons road. The AJAX.
Iious Enqmrer's" information must como
from different source from ours. Tho
standing of the Lyons Company. IN tho
east, as far rs we can ascertain, has ali
ways been no, far from the following,
which we extract from the american Rail-
way Times, of Boston, under the date Of
Feb. 9th, 1854 The authority ci this
journal can be relied on, and its QUOTA
tons are corrected weekly:
Iowa CENTRAL, RAunoap.
Stock. price Of shares oil 500, ST. 10 SIS
Bonds, convertible, 81 10 S7il
We despise this ssehemng method Of
bringing "a company iulo disrcPuie, The
neiarious plot OF Cook, Sargent and Dow
. ney to throw a disgrace upon the Lyons
: Company by manufacturing an iliegiti-
$ mate protest upon a drat, Of 81 200, IS
/. still fresh uponthe minds OF the people.
h We can only say. that the article in the
d Gazette was ,arred with the. same stick.
: and is equally despicable. ..,
: The Editor replies to the enquiry i"
substance, that although he believes III.
n Lyons road win be built, yet he has no
confidence in the ability Of the present
Il Company, and concludes that nothing
e which has w. G.. Haun connected with.
: il Gun prosper.
This petty fling a, Col Haun is TOO
4 contemplate to notice, and reflects upon
II its progeniior. We estimated the ven.
= cradle editor OF the Gazette a, standard
e above such groyeling malevoleMe, and
e would not have believed ,ha, whe IA hos,iI.
! ity to the Lyons road was no longer prac-
IS ticable, tina. he would vent his feelings by
c endeavoring to cain inmate is .ndisidva
members. 4Fs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

n,ospec,s FOR the early completion o. 'ne
road to this point, are bright ana na ,'s
mo # III. citizens OF the county and up
ion bu, do their duty. Remember I'VE
words Of the immortal poet, that
"Tbere is a tide in the affairs OF men, ,,r.
,vh;.h taten al the aood, leads Oh 10 tof-
tune"
N,v !. vour time to act, for other inter-
e,,s are a, work. Its nighttime to cease
to cease casting stlgmas up
on the company, to cease throwing 3D. >,
s,acles in its way, and hinderng by oil
vour power its progress. While enterprise
s,umhers and men of means lag behind
in the path of du,y, wha, can 20" eSpe.'
vo,r town 70 arrive at, or come TO. we
are informed, from reliable source una'
there is a project on foot, and its opera
tors are At work, to run road from Mus
ea,iue TO a point IN this county some
eics, or ten miles east OF this place, t
intersect the Lyons Road, and thence
to Cedar Rapids. II this be so, you ha(
better stir yourselves, and if.here is to BE-
a branch road built to Cedar Rapids ant
so on TO the northwest, have 1t start,
possible, from Upton. Tbs branch roa'
is an object worthy oil your attention ah'
consideration. To set forth the advanta
gcs of these roads to our town, al this perl
I'D OF the contest when the subject has beel
discussed over and over, seems to US Ink
folly. AS we have said before, there
no doubt Of the construction oil the roa
and this made favored point, II tn
citizens but do their duty for the CHI
cago and Galena Union Railroad Com
pany have taken deep interest in Oh
Road-their money is invested and som
of their prominen, and leading me
elected directors. The reputation {
those gentlemen, and character OF the'
own road, adds TO ours tower OF strength
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25


This seelns to De a favorite topic OF the
peopI..n Go into the hotels, stores, gro
ceres, or ia.o a group OF men, go where
YOU will and this is invarlbly the theme
presented for conversation. 1t is sub
lee, tina, involves the interest of every
man in the town and throughout The en-
tire county, to a greater or less extent.
We ask all to lay aside their prcju-
dices and anilnoslties, 10 canvass tire
subject ia their own minds, and with their
neiqhbors. III the spirit vi candor and
honesty, and see il you are acting the
part OF wise men relative to your own
prosperity, the growth OF the town aud
county, and the railroad interest
III our haste 10 give III, pubic the
names OF the directors and officers ot the
company, aud tie crowded state OF our
columns, it was famed in, in such shape
that we fear that all our readers did not
fully understand who were officers and
who directors therefore ". publish them
again In this weeks issue The Compa-
ny elected thirteen directors, 10 wit:
T,os. T. D.y,,-syracuse. NY.
HIP. ApAx,-
WV. G. HAus-Clnton Co. Iowa.
D,a,cK an,As-Lvons. Iowa.
Jous CuLprRrsos-TIpto Iowa.
JAMES GowER-Iowa City, Iowa.
Tuos, w. WALKrR-Ft. Desmoines
Dawn McC,RrSsy-Da nsviIle. NY.
nIRAn. 4. Chicago. Ill.
ruas Dyyp-
P,u.B R,Sc
Aar,Cu,spIrp-New York.
s. NJ. AILrS-Poz,on.
The following gentlemen were chosen
officers OF the SAID Company. for the en-
s,,ing wear.
THos. r. DAVIS. presldeu-Syraease
New York.
WIG. HAux, Vice Clinton
Co. Iowa.
w. T.. CALDWELL, Troa,urer-N. Y.
CITY.
J.Aes Mccoy ,secrctary-Fulson, Ill.
4. SLACK, Chief characterization, Ill.
Those who are still waveriny and
weak in faith, as regards the ability
and inauenc. of the above gentlernea 10
command capital 10 build and stock the
road, We would say you have now their
Games and residences, write 10 them or
their neinhbors and be- informed upon
these points. We speak Tor our friends
and ourselves, that we have no dsub,
whatever as 10 their ability and funds to
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
THE HOG LAW.

The petitions for this law should be re-
turned to the office of the County Judge
before the Is, Monday in March next
The friends Of the law will bear this IN
mind, and have ii attended 10 in time.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

ga a Correspondent. Of the Iowa
Capital Reporter Of the 10th inst. writing
from Lyons relative 70 the officers and
Board Of Directors Of the Lyons Centn, |
Railroad Company, says that many Of
these gentlemen "are well known to your
cit zens, and all, OF well established bus.
mess repu'e, and endowed with tina, ener-
gy and integrity which are 50 essential
TO pruden, management Of the conpa-
ny's affairs.
The Interests OF the counties, most
deeply interested by natural position and
pecuniary subscription, in the Lyons
Road, have been duly provided for by the
appointment, OF men, well qualified in all
respects, for their wise and vigilant su.
peryision, while the directors cleo, from
other states, are men OF wealth and re-
sponslbIlty and vide experience in tie
business work. Mr.. Ring IL the pres
ent President Of the Farmers Bank d,
Chicago, MIR, Dyer is capitals. lrf T.
~ Interested in the Chicago, and Galena
Union Line; Mr.. Alien is President 81
the Cochi,ua,e Bank Of Boston; Mr..
Tucker, President Of the Exchange Bank
Of Chicago; willie the gentleman from
New York are widely known among the
capitalists and daaneiers Of tie cast.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
To Subscribers.

Aner the Is, of March, the price of
subscription to the .adrertiser, will be
$500. Until that time 81 80 will be
received in full.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
Hlrrn. hurra for Old Friend.

Old Friend Never repudia,cd. He il
good tor $1,000 OF stock in the Lyons
Iowa Central Railroad Company, when
called on.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

fsg~ A man residing in pottSrilIe Pa,
walie laborlhg umdcr Fl, 81 in,oxication
deliberately eu of t.c nose Of lis little
n. 5.teI,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

DEsIH - LIP ApD.-Geolgc LIP.
pari, al American a4lnor. ~Sa known
aui uuch appreciated by many, died ol
consumption ii pniiadelPhla, Gil the 9th
Inst.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

Blank deeds for sale at this offies.--
Also large supply Of blank executions
for justices Of peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08
slenmboats an6 RAILROADS..
, sHREWSBuRY. RED RANK. FREEHOLD.

EOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK. FREEHOLD,
KEYPORT ed MIDDLE TOWN POlNI-lhe steamer
EAGLE Csp;. MOrfo1t Raves foot Ns,rsyst esy st7sp
LeluGIils PoTt AcnHouh a. 81 J NJ and H-on r II
the b. al tbs ugArozfeL h0fses treh
&c carried e. os r.ies-
EOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMli.IOk.-lh ne
new ard a.. eudd steamboat kkYPOIr leaves Murray
Pier DAILY >u.s ul.d a.. Ocock " k-rr 4ea'es
kev1orf A. g0cokA u LsuoHs It For Hs1Iou .sh Vsy
nor BOSTON yia NEWPORT and FALL RIN ER.
Tile psrid an frfeioT sssss bAi ~ ~
FnIDi AZ ococs N All kMPIhs SLATE 1sP, Be4riiu
RTsr.ov lave III crely TUESDAY THURSDAY 49, SAT
TRtY st o'clock F. Pier No a. K, tss bsissv
Boh fsachiug q: hswVcgt, clcn Esy- -
wH BORDEN ss,z,, -o' 70 al u wes;.,
NILHCHANT's LINE for ALBANY DAILY SAL
WI URDAYs EXCEPTED.-fsrs , ceas-s,ssmers Man
hATIAN Cart Neon; HERO W HsneoK, VIII axs ne 90
al Ro 10 ou a. above p NJ n connection VIII Zen
sl .Ad Nohein Railroads Tos Pas al sa'ls ca %
Meth o. Er,shf spYly a. The ohice on he Per 70 ,,,-
,JTAIry ISLAND ard NEW-lORh FERRY
- SlTfCF.-CHFAP EXCTESiON-fsrs ts eertA "a sni
a,sr AM 10 i5i lie bcsl l ave IS ioas HniH "a M
ics. Iecve Nts8.Elis L -ans, e-a hll1
A Al to7 NJ Lsvs O.. e Nhtehss-' S,'F-iofA every
fcrE 4 v % J. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08
Alillinern, &t.

0NsH BUYERS of STRAW GOODS are solicited
\ examine extensive stock OF STRAW GOODS,
vuu, vhch b. found
II 'we.sss Ia dies ara Msscs Straw Bonne:s,
II pAoses Ladies' and Misses Lace Bonnets
= Strs Ladies' and Misses Dunsiabe b1nnets
4 5epss Ladies and Misses Splt-straw Bonnes,
FrAss Lndcs and Misses superior Leghcru Bon1ets.
vsk tthe with stock of BOnnes Ribbons and Flow
/ an vi b sold lew Tor cash By
HOMER KETCHUM, Nos. 81 and 66 Johnst.,
corner Wlliamst, New-york
EB-Just received % cases Mases l.. shoru tlais.
" HOMER a KETCHUM.
INRLAT REDUCTION in the PRICE of MILL
UyRY GOODS, RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS, AhTltl-
Ian FLONIRS DitESs TRIMMINGS, Ac-N II. Lit.hIEN-
|IN Bow,ry received dec, from the Nsnuiec
IN Fuco England his usual importation OF the above
|ros ing oy and desirable ir the approaching
.u Ako of RIBBONS naapied to the
. f,h a trimming Ladcs Dresses aud Man Dta tlounons
Rx, ne the hoesaie are adjoining the
R,t,n store upequaed i'm this city for variety and choapne
ADIES SILK and FANCY BONNETS.-The sub
IL seiber would fully invite the attention of the Ladies OF
vicinity lis extensive and choice assortment OF
fix and GRAPE BONNETS adapted the present season. which
style finish cannot be surpassed IN the city ano al
low thai he In want OF pretty bOun-t
X. r. WILDE. Nos 20 and p John-st, up stairs
lIRs LEVINS, No. 1904 Broadway, soicits tbs
W. sser,on of the NewYoIk and its vicinity TO her
as i handsome stock Of EMBROlDEkEs which she has Just
auction; and alno handsome assortment Of DRESS
Clud MOHAIR HEAD-DRESSES, together with choice &C.
laad MOURNING GOODS, Wholesale and retail