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III. Il. RAKTLETI q CO. !.
-nccessors to Footc 1 CO..


N(7 I'LL continue the Forwarding and Commits. ion
w business at the old stand, al the Railroad STA
.lon, cast side Of Tie rlycr from burlington. Iowa
Having he only ehuuss On that SIDE, they ef
fer superior Inducements to saipprs 10 consign all
goodg intended for the country II them. Al goods
their viii be delivered the teams free Ut
fsrrlage. Thereby saving the ciargs cf urssage to
the west side also The btutit Of Insurance
while In their war house
Country merchants Will find 1t Il their interps 70
cali ns hefcr, going east 81 pun chase gods.
III. i. b. 4 Ga. are agents ior the lElen Express
w., and will be haPpy 70 afford hng information to
those who desfu 70 snip by that ilnc.
Burlington, Jan. IL. dSln
II galloway i Webster, James lain aud Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there is now On file
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Lee County, loaa al keokuk. the petition OF Pitt
man Ienpent, Douglas d Br, ad ng. and Young
brothers, alleging that as creditors they took
tachmeut wits fom the said District Court, and
caused The same u be lsyitd lands of galloway
K eOster, to secure as BIS due and to become due
chem that at the Septt mber term II the SAID Dis
ict Court for the year 1854, the plaintiffs
Il Judgments for the amounts ps otlyev due them
with costs and issued executions. The plaintiffs al
ege that the lands attached fdescrb IN the peti-
tom were purchased by galloway i ebster IF one
:. Billings, eut 10 defruud CT editois, the convey
execute to Andrew Nebstef, and by said
Webster TO James Hahn, both unable TO pay for the
same. i he bll charges that these lanas still be-
.ong TO Galloway eDster, charges confederacy
ugether to defraud prays tho u he
conyeyances Of james Ham and Andrew Webster,
decree sale OF the lands 10 pay the Judgments ot
plaintiffs and for such special and general relief as
tue facts Warrant
Unless yen appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the February Term, 1855,
If sau District Court, commencing On the second
/ Monday IL said month, decree Will be taken ae
eordlng y the equity and prayer Of the nii,
dcc2Bw4t Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Carpets & Oil Cloths !!

J. 4. II h N f.f a co.. SO VI al n Ntreet.
AVE Jnst received the largest aud most varied
stock Of Carpets and OH Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises ore hundred different styles,
and having been bought before The recent advance,
we Will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri-
ees.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
ntshing their houses, to examination Of these
Carpets and Oil Clrths feeling satisfied that the
qualities, styles, anu prices such that they
fail to please all w no may favor us with call.
Angust II. 1879. dhMtf
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tn sixth Lecture will b. delivered at the Baptist
Church Friday evening Feb. 9Th, by J. Il Bnteas
in. Subject, "The Ideal and the Actual
Tickets = cents, far sale At the principal hotels
bookstore and At the door Ladies free Doors
open al 81. Lecture q commence at : clock
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INCORPORATION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that Corporation has
y been organized. the corporate name ot which j.
the 'fLawrenccCoai Company It's pancipal piac.
Il transaetlng business the city Of keoku ak 10 the
sf..te1f Iowa. Its principal business is to deal In
lae mining and selling of coal and in the purchase
aud DIE y coal lands. and such other business NAY
b Pr perry CONNECTS ted Herewith. The amount If
capital stock placed at Three Hundred thousand
dslars IL e paid n the Discretionary CALI II the
BaAsd Of Directors. The corporation eamnenced lts
existence tAe II; day pf January, 4. ID. 1906 and
continues l4T twenty years subject to Tene. al Accord
lns L. the provisions If the code If Iowa. Its Al
fasis are be conducted BY Board Of Five Drectors
sho be elected annually the Wednesday next
after The first day II January ot each year and who
elect President. Secretary, Treasurer and such other
heers and agents n necessary. TIE highest
amount # piebteinsss which the corporation mas
iHeuT i Ono Hundred Thousand dollars. Private
property exempt from the corporate debts.
pgrefor Name
+. r. Ford, T. II Harrison,
" nj. leighton, A Wolc0tt
SAINT +, Miller
OTHER CoRPoRAroRs .-@ahn H. Allen, c. H. Perry
D. NJ ford, Gay Wells, Jn3. ". Rankin, Jno. vs..
clegtugn.
Officers.
u " Ford Treasurer. +. H. Ford President.
Jas. 4. Parr0tt Secretary.
Sarr 4ySAAp tn.-A and PAST e4rT.
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% the stock h Oiders of the Neokuk
MI. Pleasant a. uusentine Il. X. Co.

IN UI TOE Is heFeBy gwen, Ehat IN neeoFaaHee WITH
\ the conditions # the subscription for the lst
DIVISION Of said road the seventh lnstament of ss
eent- viii be due and payable March 4th, s56, at
ie banking house Of Charles Persons, Treasurer ke-
Exuk, to he undersigned General A gent.
j. h H0kNIsH.
General Agent h. Mt 7. 4 NJ. X, X, Co.
Feb. G. ls56.--td daw
IL md lhan.
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nooTs ANDsHoEs xosT.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
\t7 + would respectfully inform the public, that
w account u chang in firm, we have
from this day commenced to sen onr stock a East
goods cost, and will continue to d. until the
frs If March, is56
Rem Inber the sign III the Big Shoe
0DELL MATIESS.
y R.-Mr. 0dell beng about t. retire FROM the
business all persons indeb bted to him the above
firm, VII please call aud settle Immediately
ian24dS wffnchl
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cT- We are agaln in the enjoyment Of

=--
CT We are again in the enjoyment Of
moderate, sunny weather. There Is snow
enough for good sleighing for several days
Of even more moderate weather than this,
and the prospect is favorable for very
pleasant winter week 70 come. However,
indications are that the force Of the season
49, saoh - ,...n aa,.,-;ar
Tor some weeks past. but all indications of
8 breakup have failed Us heretofore, and we
enter such prophecy with exceeding t,mid-
i, foro ha,o -. 1,,.la fa;.h - 10 ,aa.-
r.
nahiihi'y q "ts winter. IL ne vas more
tangible individual, and we had little more
brawney haad, We would
aplp*k the I'D man 81 ,h.. I..ara
rr.,ho,,. ...,-.o - -..t..a....t
expression oi our opihaon 81 ms tough Oh
heart. But old Sol il getting well on his
feet now ID -days. ana viii stake him down.
r-a..ro,
f'~''f
Hocs-The packing season II pretty much
over here. though small lots are occasionally
co,inr !, s,h,.b ,ha ,.;.a. aa.ra.1 80
- 20 ~ 1V'
Patterson Timberman have cut full ls,-
0)0, and the scattering lots to come in will
.woll ,be n,,,t,.- - .l.,. Ia aaa g =
\
/ .ohf mas ca' ABOUT i-,o'e, thhs making 'he
total number cut at tins T lace Loon. The
] prices paid vii average s. ..
TaE Coop ARE BEArrllrl.-s.0h What an
uelv little creature"
..She will be beautiful In heaven. ma am. ;,
replied a laar.
sWia She. indeed - returned the indiyid-
laI who akeso lightly IF tie hamelv child.
Il should ike 10 know how you can tell
hat"
s.In the other llfe.p returned the woman,
4 .sthe good are oil beautiful, aud tie evil de-
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GODFREY s. SNOW.

|NTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer
- chants and General Freight Agents front St,
.tween Vermont anu broadway, Quincy. Illinois .
Exs- Property dirceed To our care will be forw ard
il with dis patch, and orders and nsignments will
%ceive immediate and careful attention.
X feT IL Flagg savage, Moore liolloubush 4
H., Henning : Co., Quincy Page Bacon, st. Lou
n. lan2odam
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ron NAI.I.

IA NEW House and Lot, oarner Of Morgan ans
a Second streets, beautifully situated FIR dwell
ng house. Inqulra Of the owner, Edward Mumm
Il l.. j. Zwart. Morgan, between 81 and 4th sts.
Il Jannary "A. lin
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Davis * Price,
House. sign. and Orna me n taI

TiTN INS.
y NRAINERS and Paper Hangers, Shop on Blon.
u deau, between 4th and 9TH streets, keokuk
ianol d4 Wdm
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08
NUNDRIES.

~ IGAR Kettles from t. 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids Nkillets and lids, assorted Cast
iron lea Kettles Jap4ned Trunks Pudding ard
hice Moulds ncolloped and pain Cake Pans; la
Gunisters, square and round assorted Lard Lamps
lin ana stove plp@ House, sheet iron and & p
per work done promptly, In the very best manner.
COMoIpCh & BROTHERS.
= n boz pair assorted Shosels ami longs for sale
w at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 C0MsIOCh BROTHERS.
YLCE Kettles 70 be had ut the safe Rooms of the
~ Excelsior stoye Store.
oct 10 C0MsToCK BROTHERS.
INNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL Of the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 CoMsI0CK d BROTHERS.
( foAL Hods Mt the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
y Franklin Coal Stove.
octlo C0MsTOCK s BROTHERS.
l0O0 LBS. of Baled Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at Sale Rooms If the Home Parlar Stoves
oct 10 COMsTOCk i BROTHERS.
4 LAhbk assortment Of Brtttala ware for sale
lower than any other house in the city at the Sale
kooln of the Commercial Parlor Stoves.
oct 10 C0MeToCh BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock of HouseKec pers' goods, such caf-
fee mills, basting spoons egg whips, iron skim
mers, skinner ladies, meat forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
&C. dc, for sale mt the sale Rooms of the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
octlo C0MsToCk BROTHERS.
100 PAIR u Iinncrs solder Coppers on hand at
w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
oct 10 C0MSTOCK BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
e Candle sricks at the sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Bulner which offered extremely low by
oct 10 COAST0Ck BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

The subscriber rs, proprie
tors af the Empire Stoye
Work ST. Loui., beg
leave IL inform Stote
Dealers In Iowa that they
have established q branch
of their house lib keok uk /.
whert they viii kecpcou-
stantly on hand q large
and well assorted stock
VI
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CONSTOCs1 g. BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

Go00 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from TO
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. lG TO u.
1000 packages Plymouth Riyets, iron and tin d.
from or to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate
200 bundles Iron wire from No 4 to No. is
GO gross Tea kettle breasts ard covers from sa t&
II inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from & to inch.
40 do do scolloptd and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted TN a ears.
20 do Iron tea kettle ears
10 do do do do burg
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 do of No. L. 2 and p,uter knobs
100 feet Brass " Ire Cloth;
Bent eponts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin IN sheets
Copper kiycts and Bars
Bucket Handles
Malets expressly for timers use
stove Blackng IN papers Or by the keg.
CONS I0Ck & BEDJftFpS
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HELow ANY COMPETITOR.
H eOk tak E4s seutas.

Those wishing this kind If work viii money
hysen4ing their orders tie oee IT the nate City.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

Doors and Blinds, supplied order short nGtic
ana Sashes ready glazed always on 5 nd.
AT liberal discount 4 3sBly~s.
June ., l855.--a D. C0PSaN.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.

- ". { II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers in receipt of much the largest stock
which they aye Vet ever displayed to the mer
chants Il Ioaa, Missouri and illinois, which they
atthtIon, ard guaranty To be al st Louis pfccs.
1spt, 4 ls55--daw
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

I'll, Edward hi!byurne
Charles Il Foote.
EDW ARD kILB9UENE. Pres.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

0ncs Of Ne kuk tias light and eoke 60.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

test of two years, and has
nat IT. equal in the Mis-
sis.ippi valley and 70
the /" Golden Harp, be
ing q greatly improved
Premium Cook stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, ono Il which, th,
!" Young America, a
splendid parior stove, re-
Gently patented, Will be
found superior to any IN
vention of the age for ra-
diating heat. They have
on sale ut their store In
ST. Louis, from which
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-08

WlIIlam HerrlrI
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Gbe Aortb 4atitit 0a9alemsn,s SHIPPING 91st:
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

TIE WHALE FISHERY OF TIE UNITED SIATEs--The
Neu-Re ford Whaling List contains some interest
Ing satisfies, from which some idea Of the extent Of
the Whaling business may be formed The greater
portion Of this business is confined 10 Massachusetts,.
The u hole number Of vessels employed IS SIX hundred
and FIVE. New-Bedord has two hundred and seven
tv-fve ships and barks, and more than half the ton
mage. Nantucket, New-Lcrdon and Falrh9ven have
about an equal interest in the business There are
now one hundred and thirty-two large ships and
barks in porr. fttfnc for sea, and they viii require
nearly four thousand men for officers and crews.
The total amount Of property invested in the whaling
business must be between twenty and thirty millions
Of dollars. The first seen months Of this yer, there
has been landed about s2,S00,000 worth Of sperm
Gil, S4,500,O00 worth Of whale oil, and &. 2Q0,000
worth Of bone-making a total CT $4,000 . for the
first seven months. giving, for year, nearly SI5,000.-
Merchants .MagGsine.
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OF BOOKS,

lust RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
y per ship
Lady Bless3ngtoa memoirs.
Travels in Europe AM East by the Rev. :. J. Prime,
Harper's statistical razstteer. Tr-colnr7i sketches of Paris.
McQueeus orat r toUchStene. W5sfS' Illus natural history,
GrilneH's Arctic expedition. The Russian and the knouC-
Farm hook and farm implements,
Utah and NormonS-hist1ry Of. Bleak house by {. Dickens,
Alison on taste, David Copperieli, by Chas. Dickens,
Dom5ey and Sgn by do, Christmas tales hy do,
Sswc1mes by do. History of the instruction in China,
Days AM arican elidon Bookkeeping.
Swiss Family Robinson. 1 vols. Cnunhes constitution Of man
Keith on prophecy. Courtesy by II 9ry.
Wendel;s Blackstone, q vols sheep0
Pendennis by Thackeray, Vanity fair by do,
Grsy's geI ,ry AMI structure oF the earth.
Vols Abbotts historis illustrated, Franc'nia stories,
Do Marco Paurs travels. Do story books by Abbot,
MorreI's American ~shepherl, II no,
HasEeIFs engineers pocket book
Barnes not : on the gospels. Miss Beechers receipt book.
Branies encyclopedia Of scie1ce. etc. etc,
Stephens travels in Greece. ? vols, Do do Egypt, do do,
Do do Central America, do do. do do Yucatan, do do,
Gzrstackers' travels around the world.
Cummings travels in Central Africa, Robinson Crus0e,
Hist ~ Of wonderful inventions, Leigh Hunts attOhiog-
Webster's royal octave dictionary, Morse's geography,
LosSiug's FELL b5rS Of the revolution, , vcls,
Hucs travels in China, Arcanianism OF life in Chile,
Miss Beechsr's letters on health.
Mountains and moIehtns-7r travels in California,
Cobb's miniature Lexicon, 6 1odrich's spoilers,
PIusarch's lives. L9wrsy's universal atlas,
Harpers Magazine, hound volumes.
Mir Sherwooi's works-16 vols, Cuveiheim's anatomy,
Percy anecdotes. fifteen decisive hattlss. Christian theism.
Notes On the Sandwich Islands (Hao{el Howess mechanics,
North American Atlas, RusseTTs Polynesia.
HCmbOiits Cosmos. : vols, Pierre or the antiquities,
Narli ani q voyage thithrr. M0by Dick or the whale,
OmeO, Rsdburn. Type. White Jacket.
Vols Bohn's classical Library. H1ary Heal,
Lily and the bee, WIS ms Mexico and the Mexican govt,
foEieris speaker Lambs poedcai works,
BH1ner's child history Of the {. 6.
Miss 6uakly life in q convent, S9uiers Central America,
80 vols story books, red cloth, Learning 70 think,
Learning % talk. $50 n. u. WHITNEY.
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p. F0EGER

OFFERS Frs FOR FOR Sal SIZE E; s At ehs s3Es Tso sa ooe n
o. Ship Chaalisry, HarIS2re, &c, consisting Of
HARDWARE. &C.
Anchafs, chain Cables, ships cabooses,
Try worx knees. esaoose iron,
Iron aud e1Pper eacts, ass Tsl Sis,
Brass ani iron staples and hooks. brass and iron butts,
Chest hinges, hooks AMI hinges. barrel bolts,
Improved towel bolts, square bolts. chest handles,
Door knobs, mortic7, rim and dead cks. drawer iDcEs.
Brass nfiFou p@dl1cGs, au=eTs, saws, scFs" drivers,
Calipers, Try squ1r=s, oipHers, ruies- guages; pi augers'
Iron and steel squares. sheath knives, spring balances,
Mineing knives, sugar. butter aud cheese triers,
CooVer' toois 81 ali descriptions, butcaer knives,
Roaming knives, caulking irons, handouts,
Nutmeg graters, britannia swing lamps.
Brass bianac;e LAMPS, deck lights, ir,n picks, croW-bars,
Cocks Summers and trmsntsrs, frying pans,
Iron bake pans, assorted sizes. square aud round tin pans,
Bulls on spun pumps. sPsasias tr mi haai bellows.
Britannia soup ladies'. : up tureens, tea and cafe pots,
Block tn o9Tk STOPS. patent faucets. ssearus do,
Composition c eks, molasss gat-s, assorted SAL NEEDLES.
Hop iron. e9Eee mills, marlin spikes, hand leads,
IrGn and pushed sheaves, STEEL shsdve pins,
H ols and t hin55isa P ass3r:e en Gu. paPR Rr5ashs asils =
Asserted spikes. boat, KEEL and s1lwale mails,
Composii0a ani claat nails. riTes, table cutlery,
Square and round point shovsls, PcSet knives,
sand paper, bath brick.
TVyIEE, sc.
wormin-, ratin. boae and spuayaFn,
Signal haiyarls, cd lines, chalk lines, fsh hnsF
Cotton aud raven duck,
woODEExARE. BRUSHES. &c.
ssaIiets, axe-haniies- anger and vice-htadlSS,
Choping trays, wooden pumps, mast hoops.
Bnzhsd and patent blocks. assorted sizes. panied PANS
Painted tubs, easas chairs, dust brushes, whjteTash brushes
Paint and v2yni.h brushes, willow and birch baskets,
Iron and brass wire selves, hair selves. oseS-Tax.
CLOTHING AND Stops.
Red and blue fannal shirts. whalamen's striped shirts,
Grey mixed shirts, long wOonan stockings,
Grev. mixed and white meria0 un6sTshirIs,
Whaimenis striped, rd and mixad woSlsn drawers,
Rea twiIei sfn.ists. O. : pants, Sc9hh caps, mistens,
RsedzS jackets, rd and white baaEets-
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. sc.
Fresh and brandy peaches. asserted preserved meats
Pie fruits, etIers, ground psTrer AMI cloves.
Vinegar. Picks. sweet Oh. salt crushed su-ar, cheese.
SpUt pe As bars, beef AMI ro-k, buckwheAt -four, tea-
PANTS OTE@S.Ac
KS res lead. tfas vIriigris. UnS black paint, kegs dc.
rms green paint. cgpaI yaraish. tins and barrels hlseed els
Tuneosine. tar OF, Tar pitch and chalk.
Also,
General assortment OF whaling craft 1+1
Oce Surf Rest sd cSrS
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IuE HoRsE AID TIE JAcKAss.-A horse and an ass
came to the sum stream To drink. How crystal
c!elr is this water" said the horse. TO me. it ap-
pears very muddy grumbled the ass. No wonder !.
he dras- with his head downstream, and the mud
81 ne from his own hoofs. Ali ye who search Holy
Writ only TO foster doubt, and who, in the very act
Of searching it, turn your backs on the fountain-head
from which it flows, examine well that long-eared
and stupid ass. and then. if you can, continue to do
likewise.
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a LOVE LETTER--The following is a true copy ola
billet received by a truant lover in California from his
Atlantic flme My dear, sweet Ichabod, how |
want 10 see your big gray ewes. Oh, how horror
stricken l an at your long absence. l want TO see
you and hear your heart thump. Oh, sweet Ichabod,
now do come home and let Us get married if YOU love
me: God bless you, if you are not sufficiently blessed
IN beng sweet. On, you m~aTygold, you hollyhock,
You tulip, You cabbage, Oh. you sweet OWL do come
and COMFORT your dying, smitten Caroline! Oh, but
how 90 love your big red lips! Oh, you trim, tall
fellow, tuII OF the mamma Of sweet love. how do want
10 sec you, model Of perfection! You have been gone
two years, ANA TO me ii does seem like n hundred
years Your dear presence woud be to me more than
the cooling springs to the parcbed traveller of the
than the pebblel brook to the wanton
duck-yes, more than a lump of suglr to a sDoiled
child. Why, then, viii YOU not come: yes. fly as
swift as lightning 10 kiss the tears from the dimpled
cheeks Of your mai love. Oh, bleak and Wild IS the
house. the woods, AID the world without theeI Oh,
yes, bless thee. my damplin, MY .j~ewsharp, my rooster,
my gentleaaut"
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AAFFERS FOL al the Store recently oocupi
by CSgt- James Make, on Queeu-=-reet. . fUl ass0rEIae
o. ship C~haaIlery, HarIS2re, &c, consisting Of
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Misery OF TEE M1sER.-Of all the creatures upon
earth, none is 50 despicable as the miser. L is not
impossible that the p~rofigate may hare 6 friend, for
there IS usually left about him some touch C human
i+y-some one unbroken cord Of the finer feeling o.
cur nature ; but the m:ser meets with 20 sympathy.
Even the nurse who is hired 10 attend him in his Il
test hours loathes the ghastly occupation, and longs
for the moment Of her release for although the death
damp IS already g~Ithering on his brow, the thoughts
Of the departing sinner are st Il upon his guli, and NJ
the mere jingle Of 4 key be starts from his topper IN
G plroxySn Of terror lest 4 sUcrepeit;ols attempt Is
being made upon the sanctty Ct his strong box
There are no prayers of the orphan or widow for hin !:
not a solitary voice lbs ever breathed his name TO
helven as a benelctor. One poor penny, given away
in the spirit Of true charity, would nov be worth
more 70 him than all the gold that the world contains !;
but notwithstanding that he was a church-going man,
and familiar from his infancy with these awful texts
in which the worship Of mammon IS denounced, and
the pun ishment OF Dives told, he hls neyer yet been
able TO divorce himself from his solitary love Of lust,
or to part with one atom Of his pels And so, from 4
miserable life, detested and desp.sed, he passes into
q drear eternity: and those whom he has neglected OF
misused, make merry with the boards Of the miser.
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e. BREW R. 3D.,
EEAS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS
M for sale, per late arrivals
Bbls beef and pork. bricks,
Pipe clay, cement. rOSin, soap, hams,
Tumblers, fire brick, arch brick,
Nouliing sand, spirits turpentine,
Pbls tar, pitch, oak iost, pine boards and shingles
ALSO.
An snvoice OF elegant. fancy Crockery and
GLASSWARE consisting OF
White iron stone dinner sets,
do do DO cups and Saucers.
do do do handled cofees,
DARK diamond spittOons.
Solar lamps. solar chimnias.
Past. futed and painted tunbi.r..
ALSO,
Gilt, white and colorei, porcelain and coiorei ware for Hoi
day gifts aud parior ornaments,
Toy tea sets. fcac and white cram and table pitchers,
Parian Arab pitchers. stone gipsey pitchers.
Gilt watch boxes, fancy ink stands.
Ornamental image watch boxes,
Do cigar boxes, dog cover, do statue cover,
China vases, cigar stands, alabaster boxes, Parian vases,
GIt and green chamber sets,
Uncle Toms mugs
ALSO.
Diamond cut decanters, quarts and pint.,
do do champagne gobiets,
do do wine do
Bowls, nappies, French decanter..
Crockery. toaes sets. Hanging entry lamps,
Solar lamps, fancy and plain eToe1s,
RUBY signal lantern, plain do,
Ship lamps, palace lamps,
One ring water bottles.
Diamond bowls, Britannia casters.
ALSO.
One custom made shifting top New York buggy latest style
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