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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

TINE subscribers have sold their entire ,,oel :,
! Books, consisting of Law. Medical. School nj
Miscellaneous Publications. to d. d. Cooxg O.
1856, Lake Street, who will hereafter supply an =
ders received by us. We bespsak for Messis Cbot,
Co. continuance Of the liberal patr,nag &c 50 ID,
bestowed upon us, assuring the book buying putI,
that they will find at the establishment OF Cocl
Co., the largest and best selected stock in the cps
try, and that they will fill all orders promptly \,
honorably. Signed, A. H.& G. BuRLEY.
All. 4 c. Burnley viii still be found ut tbs
old stand, No. l2l, Lake Street. with compls
stock of Blank Books and Stationery.
Chicago, H., Oct %, 1855 -.t-.. .a...
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An onion weighing two pounds and seven
ounces, and measuring l9A inches in circumfer-
cncc, was brought from California by the last
steamer s..ss@ EFssEa ;rsm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-21

tB The BUSINESS men of Burlington, Iowa, are
making arrangements for the establishment ola
Board of Trade in that city. Right Bullingtoni is
an important commercial point, and will every
day be increasing in importance [Chicago Press
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LEATHER! LEATHERIi

I HIVE opened Leather Store in Bur,n.,..
L Iowa, in the frame building, south aide o. i.s'
son street, opposite Burnap's Drug Store. Ne
Main and Third, where win keep eon,,ap,,, =
hand large stock Of every description Of
Saddlery Leather,
such ms Skirting, Harness, Bride, Band and e,u..
Leather. Also, all kinds Of S
.-.,...s Shoe Leather,
Hemlock and Oak Tanned Sole Leather, Uppe, =,
Kip and Caifskins, and every variety Of shosn,i.a
Findings, all of which will be sold at ST Louis ar
or as low az II can be bought at any establishment.
the West I am engaged In the manufac,s,. y,
Leather in Ohio aud can afford to cell a. 10, y.
the lowest, and am confident Lean make /. N, -
terest of saddlers and sboemakers to buy III,
stock Of me. Come and try me. ~
Cash paid for Hides.
Sept. 4, 1855. GEO. l.. ARMSTRONG
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The 'Sanghaie Guard" is the title of band
of young rowdies who belong to the Fifth Av-
enue" families of New yu-k. They wear badg-
err and forming into an organized squad, tramp
around the Crystal Palace, insulting the female
visitors and kicking over tables
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NQnce.

"HEkEAs on the 18th day Of October Ina,
w X. NUM-, of Burlington, Iowa, assirnss y,
transferred 10 us rs Trustees for the eress.Ssa
said Num- all OF his stock in trade, debts and 49,,
due said Num-, said stock in trade consi,,;n, "
general assortment Of gods, wares, merehand,.,S
in the store then occupied by said Mum. NJ =
re, this is to notify all persons creditor, :, M
Mum, To present and prove their claims a. 80
ss possible, in order that the effects in our hand,
said as:'snees and trustees may b applied ADD 4,
N. B.-Those indebted are required I, cali a..
tie, as no farther indulgence will be given. 1 ~
GEO. SWEENY,
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

Ytno miles and a half scest OF Burlington Io,ru
IL .sntng apple trees would do Ven to cal, or send to
the above named Nursery where they win the largest
lot Of trees ever offered to the public in this country Of ali
sizes and ages from one to six old Grated roots
and scions for grating can he had by the quantity
Pears Peaches Cherries Grapes, Ounces, Ornamental
Trees sacked boxed may be desired in hest man
ner and delivered at the river Railroad free of charge
sd Orders with the cash, or approved references will
be promptly attendsdto viii send priced catalogue
to al Who may apply - aug is smdw.
HMICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY 4 PRIN.
\. 81, = hs.
Warehoase i'm thiesEo.-saeh an estasi.ha,sa,
has been long waited aud has been earnestly solicited By
The adsantase Of Foundry, IN connection y ith a
orders, and without any delay we known
to Printers TO need comment large and well assorted
s,oss from The ssears.eaand long established Foundry
stan.iy hand embracing al variety News orna.
mental and JoSbns Type ~i, Borders and ents &c. &c
An arrangement has been made with the well known
establishment OF R. Hoe Il Co.., For scge stock Of
Presses and Printers Materials
nom TIE manufae,ory Of coias Lgh.hods whose inss
bear high reputation in the eastern cities.
With the arrangement thus made, ss3
The Chicago Type Foundry, Is prepared
otter Western Printers every article required in
Newspaper job osos o. TIC ssss quality and
yorsbse terms cfher Foundry in The United sates
G. G. saERFiEln. Agent.
sep IS bpSm q Franklin street
NEW JEW ELRY.-Just received by express a
stone Mosaic 6o,d HreAss Pins Gold Bar Kings God
Finer Rings oid Fob and Vest Chains. Gold Shirt Studs
Gold Sleeve Buttons. Lades Gold Neck ehasns, &c, &e
ossss 9. s 4 Wv, CARPENTER,
PAPER.-ose Hundred Reauas
~ hemp wrapping paper. and one hundred do. strss
.rapping paper. for sale By =. h GEAR Co.
OnO1 HIDES wAxTED.-fhs nnderslsn. |
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4
! Sc hoars 6estceea Chicago cad 1ye,c York
AleAigaa Central, Great Wsssera, Basato and B,uns
detpaia and Boston. TIE only dirses route ana 81
ntfes nedrsr 20 Niagara Falls, IS miles neorar %
Se,r York aad Boston, than by any Other route
rive Daily TrsSnS Leaves Chicago:
CINCINNATI EMPRESS Arrive st Gin.
cinnat at PIP. NJ; connects at Indi-
SIS q. m. dfanapoiis with trains for DAYTON CO.
lumbus, zanesvlle, Wheeling, Pitts
6argh, phtladeiphia, Washington and
Baltimore. f7sE4
NAIL, supper at Detroit. hreasfsss
AT Rochester HorreiisviIle next
SN = m. morning, supper In New York or lodge
IN Boston; also lodge IL Philadelphia cia
LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Arrives in n.
~ q, m York ut p NJ. next evening, or
Boston IL at night Arrive in Phila-
dsphta, ria Emira. NJ 10 P. N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives in
{.oe p m New York at 9 A. " second day, or
- Boston at Z. NJ Philadelphia az e3c
second mc;nipg. EE5a
aaoP m NIGHT EXPRESS Connects next morn
Ing At Detroit with North shore line of
80 steamers. ER43sg VI
Tarcaxh rithoat landing, In time for $50 A. NJ Ex-
press for New York and Hesn. Also with Sesmers for
Santky. aking direct railroad connection 10 an points
IN Ohio and Pennsyrans Alse direct Through
by Railroad TO New York and Boston.
$50 aad rs A, n Erasas co.aeea at Detroit
si~< 10 al Euiss tarosgs Gaso e.d Eesmssssags,.s
The ociy train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights Il
over this route sia ~ suiy train sunday 1t 600
sn II Tsaia ssaess ssira trssas :. ys.e .sfoaay
rsd Ssssx, efscsasafi, tskaas6as ard Ptns6sryA
sasGisE ezEsxED rHeorcH 10 sz4e4R4
Iarough tcAets can Be feaafa al The diEerent
Railroad oc~s in the Yves, and Sosch Also III the q.
foes in Chicago, Of Lake and Dexrbcn sss oppo-
sse he rreusons, aad At de Depot, foot Of Water
street e n RICE xyx,t
sas ..i.nss : s'p :
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II. B. WARE.

,..--- n. b. WAKE, --
SADDLE HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
PCS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in - 81
Harness, Sole and Upper Leather; Kip,
NALFand MoroccoSkins; Patents nd enameed Lea
Other Coach Lace, Saddlery Hardware wood Hames,
Chains, Enameed loths, Brass Hub Bands &c. 81
@T The highest price paid for all kinds of HIDES
AND SKINS. f. - ''' '-5..-.-
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PERCUSSION SEAL PRESSES,
Are now manufactured to order by ID. s. Ebersoi,
At his Gun Shop ON Columbia street,
Near the Ferry I.anding.)
SEALS ENGRAVED, &C., &c.
THE object of this Press is to emboss your bnsi.
L ness card or address on Checks, Bills of Ex-
change, Letter heads Envelopes Orders Bills of La-
ding, Notes, Receipts, Labels, &c. 1t is used with
greater and less consumption Of time than any
other Press before invented. 1t is an additional
.s SAFEGUARD AGAINST FORGERY,
And very convenient, economical way to circulate
your business cards. '4'f
tits light, elegant and durable, weight only rwo
POUNDS, and can be sold Seal and Press from
Fue to Fifteen Dollars, -
warranted equal to Eastern manufactured Presses
County and State Officers, Hotariss, Lodges
And Societies, can have appropriate designs on the
Seals at small additional expense.
Remember that perfect impression con be taken in
Second! 1Ess
~ Specimens may be seen at the Jewery store
Of A. WI W. Carpenter, or at the shop gssl
Burlington. june %. 1855 D. S. EBERsOL
One ton Berea Grind stones ju.t received and for
~ sale by, Gunc 20) J. w. WHITE.
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! LLSPlCE, f~rYrv. Sassis, yutmer- ana Cloves
N Ter sale BY tsp Is, n GEAk&O
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- = =. 11cIIUII6 UUUuTY. - M
,l'HE subscriber would tender his hanks to hi Gus
i toners for the liberal patronage he has here,ni
received and would say that his largely increased n.
oitics for doing business in the erection of new tu4
ings and additional machinery enables him to 81,
patch work on short notice and greater perfection
Engines of various patterns and sizes, saw and grs
mill machinery, and all the variety Of castings usual
ly kept at foundries constantly on hand. AS
Shaw's Patent Smut Mach me- All kinds of retair
ing done at shortest notice. Catalogue Of pattern,
sent to order free of charge
july l4-lY CHARLES HENDRIE.
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Jefferson Street, Burlington, Io,ra, /,
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

Fducy Street. Burlington, Iotra. -4t..
A. H. BURN ANS l. co.,
"OULD respectfully inform dealers that they
w have recently made extensive improvements
in their establishment and are now making matches
of very superior quality, and prepared fill all
orders however large that they may receive, Out
matches are warranted to be as good as any made.
We arealsomanufacturing, largely. Writing Inks
of very superior quality and can fill all orders al
low rates. A. II. BURHANS& co.
april ~, 55-ly i. ''t-4''
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SHINGLES AND LUMBER.

Sweep, Scroll and Ornamental
s#E ~" s A w ING, bps
By r. NJ. WASHBURN, at Rays Plow Fac
Ns- Brackets of every description done to order.
Jnne Is, 1855 triwT
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w ELL BUCKETS 10 doz. lust received by Il
w aug % KIMBALL g. co
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NEW EWELRY..-Just received by expires. q
IN new and fshicuab,c assortment Of Cameo and Gold
s;ene Mosaic, Gold Breast Pins. Gold Ear kings Gold
Finer Rings eid Fob and Vest Chains Gold Shirt Studs
Gold Sleeve fsusson. Ladies Gold Chaps &c. &c.,
for sale cheap, Nasn strees, by Il
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Attantion Edito,r.,,,,

The ecMkhiss tvD q 1lels al. jce,,..
Of aftiis cJtpty, 1esa, u - ye, sishosi - VI
pcs, and ue . topt this means 70 make k,aueSA
want,. Tbs eitissns II TIA iown AND eoss..' y
their utmost pstrsnsse. Oar tosn % u !. w
sdsan,sge:c,ly sseaied. being, loo, "a tn ,s.si
termiens Of the Burlington and Plat,s kIr., s.ss
Pupulatisn Of Glenwosi 500, VI tie ess,r,v - -
Gienwod is distant twenty Eve fni'cs fr,n ,s 49,
est place whore = paper Il pabiished. - ~
wishing 10 estsblish bimselfm the atays NJ ~
gcod point, may rest occurred th., he vim -
ready and wiling hands TO Assist him Ia -
start among us. MANY CITIZENS saasI
t'lcnwocd, Oct. 18th. 1855.
r. s. For further Information adir,sss II
Greenxoni. Mills Co. foHA. ldkxs.r - aAn
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lot4i tot,4lo copies
We believe other newspaper in the world has sub
scripon list over half SO large this and periodical
of any sort rival it. And while its extreme cheap
ness rendering increase of paying readers only in
direct pecuniary advantage us, has doubtless largely
swelled its subscription list It would be absurdy
perceive In this unprecedented patronage evidence
OF public approval and esteem.
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Just Received.
a SMALL lot Of Upper ard Harness Lesshe,,;,
- in adyaaee Of my laree fall stock uSieh WV
be DC hand soon. tsept. 81, p 8. ADAMS.
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Silver Ware.

UST received, = good assortment Of tiiser tabs,
- tea DESERT cream sait aud mustard Foons batter
knyee, fruit knives, sngar shoyels &C., for sale
septS, AN sW CARPENTER
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IN BOXES assorted Stick Candies;
OU 10 do fancy do
so boxes fancy do in small package, n, Il,
Yep. - 70 % :. n. 8RAR o.
DERA and Huron Grind Stones: Pamn o.,
- fixtures, Oxygen Lard Lamps; Sad r..
panese ware; Toilet ware in sets Bras and ~ y
ed Kettles; Coffee mills: Lanterns; French ,.'s
swimmers; Ladies'; Stew kettles; Sauce nah t',ss
ding pans; Cups; Wash bowls, De-, ae. for cal. ~
oct n tIaz copy) J. W WIZ,
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1855. Summer Arrang ements. 1856
EH ~ Esz:;;;;s

JAMES MUUKE, Cent Supf.9
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sl0M1 lbs. Pine Apple Cheese,
OOyO 1890 Tbs. Wesfern Reserve Cheese. .,
aug. 5. II. r. HUNT 4 cos
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aud vasci!lating between the people and the Leg
stature, would be exercised without due delibe-
ration or just responsibility; that the checks of
the constitution against hasty and inconsiderate
legislation would be superseded and that minor
| tiles would be at the mercy and caprice of ire
sponsble numerical majorities; and finally. that
the executive and judicial functions of the gov
ernment could siih equal constitutional propri-
ETY. be delegated to the people, &C., &c. HAAS
Now, this reasoning proceeds upon the idea
that the LAW has been submitted to the people in
FORM 10 make its adoption or re; acsion by them,
equivalent to an act of legislation, and thereby
making the enactment the expression Of their
viii, instead OF. the will of the legitimate law
making power. In such state of case. the ar.
gan.ent e believed to be Funanswerahle. And
this Is understood to be the character of the free
school Law of New York, upon which the same
question arose in that State for judicial deter
iination, and resulted in the overthrow Of the
law. The 10th section of their act made pro
vision that 'tke electors shall sefernisae bs BAL.
lot at TIC ossaal eieciioa to be held NoeeAaber
ss-t Whether fSis act asau or nat becsnae lar.
Il is claimed that it is fairly deducahe from the
language here employed that the Legislature in,
tended to confer upon the people at large the
whole power 10 pass or reject the oct in question,
and that their own will and Judgment were not
expressed upon il, but that they simply drew up
tho bill aud submitted the question to the cleo
tors OF the State to decide and determine the
TACT whether It should become the law Of the
State or not, They did NOT say il should become
tue tau OF the State in the event the people
should signify through the ballot box their ac-
ccptance Of i, and thus gre ID the sanction Of
their ewn viii upon the happening Of such CON-
tingencss bsn they eyaded the whole RESPONSIBLE
~ ~ rctersias che passage of the acs to the |
aaqastfed determinations at the hallct-box sal
Z N0W the ns.tyny, Ysss.->
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The decision of the court below is affirmed.
HoRNIsH l. LYNCH for Prosecution.
MARSHALL 4 Moss for defence. - n
raf4sF ~ sa* R. P. LOWE, Judge
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/, fancy envelopes,
8 valentine writer's.

q
These will be sent at in . neat package By
press, otherwise to any city, town OF village Ia the
This Is the most liberal offer made to valentine
dealers by any publisher, and should induce all who
wish to Its advantages to send in their orders
without delay. Valentine companies and wholesale
dealers supplied the most liberal terms, for cash
from the largest aud most splendid assortment Orders
sent to 7. W. STR0SG Manufacturer, 9o Nassau st. NJ
Y. will be punctually attended to.
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VALENTINES FOR 1866.
v PHILiP J. COZANS. No lls Nassau street,

Y PHILaP j. COZANS, No. 11s Nassau street,
Respectfully to booksellers and dealers u
yalentnes that bis stock OF valentines, envelopes
&c., manufactured for next Valentines day February
from new designs and for elegance and artificial finish
are superior to any Of the former productions. Several
years experience In manufacturing enables him to scc
the most complete assortment that has been
featured In this country. Orders will be filled from al
parts OF the United States and Canada, and promptly
q 600 worth, at the following prizes, viz
XxExtra valentines ncd in fancy French boxes $40 %
XExtra valentines, nc'd in fancy French boxes 10 90
N-Yalentnes, different styles, in French boxes 90
Valentines, different styles, in French boxes %
J-Valentires, IL differen mt sty les ......... %
I-Vslen ines, IL different styles. .......... 50
G-Yalennes, Is different styles. ............ 90
valentines, Is different styles. ....,........ rs
valentines, SO different styles. ............ 50
D-Valentines, IL different styios ............ SO
C-yaentines, "a different styles. IMMUNE, Is
A--valentines, "a different styles ............ Is
No. l-Valentines, "a different sty leE.......,.. o
Comic Valentines, 1000 kinds from to cents each.
Valentines for children In great variety, from to
cents each.
Valentine cards. with verses, gold and Illuminated
borders, 0, IL and Ii cen Is each
When quantities Of valentines, &c. ordered by
dealers for cash. liberal discount will be given fron
postage win be prepaid and the valentines doAe up
curely to prevent them from being injured.
p j. O. has recen y imported large stock OF quartz
and note lace papers, embossed papers, lace and embos
sed envelopes different sizes and prices fancy seals and
other articles appertaning TO valentines. which viii b
sold at the lowest prices.
Parties ordering valentines will please forward theS
orders early TO insure prompt attention Address post
paie) PHILIP J. C0ZANS, Bookseller, Statiouer, and
Manufacturer Of Valentines 116 Nassau street. New York
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-THxiRA0aDMARY PUBLICATION NOW READY,
By Henry wikoH a .us aosount Of the authors sd-
ventures s n Easi.nd Switzerland and Italy With
ne n:. @ as
Crete Mr.. Joshua Bates (sf Barring Brotksrs the E-
geros Napoleon. LORD PAlmerston, Marquis Of cavour
ted States ConsuD Mr. Kinney, UNITED States Charge
dAfaires Mr.. Hudson, CBrit,sh Ambassador Timothy
ss%.aes Count dofsay, Fanny Ei.ss a' Tsar A
Weed, &c, &c., 30.
Explanation. Marrow Escape.
joyful Meeting. Jailor's Humanity.
Smtttes Again Wemans Rage
srsssdo~S Fight Fight 1 cros. Eu.min..i.n
Repentance. The C0ndem alton.
RECOMMENDATION. Midnight Reflections
AT IL Again. The Em peror's Ietter
More Repentance, More Par. Real Rcmorss.
The Philosophy of Love. Done at Last.
The Duso'of Wilmington. TharIsw Weeds Story.
George Pesbodys Ball. The Chloroform.
The Heroine in Alarm The Popes Request.
Caught Again. American Sympathy.
Too Ardent BY Half An Attempt at Suicide.
A Garden Stroll. Joyful Days.
Mock Remorse The Liberation.
A Coquette's Letter. A Sweet Sleep.
A Complete Victory Copyright Bid For.
Happy Moments. Retribntion
Caught in Her Own Trap. False Position.
Violent Rupture Gauntlet Picked Up.
Unconditional Surrender. John Van Buren,.
Prince Napoleon. Sir w. Gore 0useiey.
Count D0rsay. Opinion OF Joshua Bates
Philadelphia Beauty. Alderman Maynard.
The Day Named New York Again.
Flight and Fury. Hearty Welcome.
Spend Bride. James Gordon Bennett,
The Abduction. Ultimatum Of the Press.
A Struggle for Victory. Aston House.
The Arrest. Thurlox Weed in "Fix."
The Prison. His Letter.
Thrilling News. Finale.
Unexpected Blow.
Price ia paper covers, 81; in neat cloth binding,
81 25 orders should he addressed to
j. c. BERRY, Publisher, II9 Nassau street.
For sale By booksellers and agents. everywhere
Single copies sent by mail postpaid ON receipt Of price,
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TIVE wATCHwORD FOR 1855 IS--ADvANCE WITH
Il the times.
The undersigned submit to their friends and custoners
the folio wing announcement and determination.
Music at half price at SCHUBERTH CO.'S,
t3g Breads way.
Music was at all times essential part Of thorough
education, bat Of late it has become and so
and through the many opportunities to good usc
and the facilities with WINCH music and musical nstruc
ton may be obtained, IL has become indispen sable
thing with the million We agree fully with the verdict
Of musical paper, 'Polka and negro music is dead.n
tons OF higher order This indsputabls fact induced
some pub hers to put their negro music dances and
prints Of all sorts at half price,
son 81 these taste,de.troyng productions-they had
their time On the other hand the sale of the socaed
Of their inoorrsotness and Their often
wretchcd substitution the original Those reprints
are rapidly getting out Of Market the price of them
Calculating the page II "a cents) being higher than
our originals which are sold from to cents a page
The reduction OF price in REPRINTS nearly equal
Of competing any longer with these originals.
Original editions those bought from the composer,
the proofs corrected by himself.
Reprints editions which the publishers get up
without payment to the author, asking his consent
This explanation owe to the public in order to DO
perfectly understood The catalogue OF our original edi
tons Of twenty thousand works Of the best composers
carefully published during thirty years. has been
sderaby pundered for several past in such
thorxed ssIes publishers In ston, New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore, &C., having made 1t regular
business to reprint, in detestabe STYLE best well
and cut of all hope of their longer continuing 10 this
practice, hereby declare that shall sell from this
time, all those editions Of ours Of which reprints have
been, or will yet be- got up, at half price.
Now We leave to the public, to choose either the re-
prints original editions. We hope the public will side
with us and continue TO increase their favors as has
been 6rst opened in this city the largest
music publishing and importing establishment In the
United states, under the firm Of
J. SCHUBERTu co,
New York Hamburg and Leipzig
EWe ater ourselves that have considerably contri
buted to this in having invited and encouraged to visit
this great continent such artists as Artot Bohrer Ole
Bull Mad. Damoreau, Gockel Hauser, Hohnstock, Knop
Leopold de Meyer Siyor Mad Sontag, yieuxtemps, &c
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CIXTH WARD RELIEF ASSOClATI0N.-THE STORE
- house Of tho Association viii be open daily from 10
to O'Clock, at a. and 40 Duane street, near Centre
Denations In money, clothing or provisions viii be re-
ceved ct the store house. by the Treasurer 8s Elm
street. HENRY H HOWARD Chairman.
Lionel JACOBS, Secretary
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Treasurer.
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sPIRTTUALIssT.

CtPIRI1uAL RAPPING AND wRIrlSG.-MRs W. b.
- C0AN viii hold public circles at 7is Broadway lin
hope Chapel buildng,D this every day this wecx
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