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AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-None except those who hay
suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia, fully appreciate
the value and efficacy of Perry Davis Pain Killer soyer
egn remedy for this distressing disease in all It's forms
used internally and externally, test its virtues.
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l-)ieO

In Ogden, N. Y, March Gath, much respected MARY
BRAMAS, wife Of sas Dale, formerly of Berlin, w. aged
35 years. o.
In ST. Johnsbury, July 18th, Myrtle, only child Of
Samuel I. and Eliza j. Emerson, aged s weeks.
In West Topsham July IS, Mrs. ANNA B. SMITH aged &c.
In Peacham, July 16, Mr.. BENJAMIN KINBALL aged ID.
In Duxbury, July 10, AsENETH, wife Of Aaron Strong
aged So years %
Printers in Illinois and Minnesota please COPY. i.
In Watsfeld, July s. Widow RACHEL Phelps wife Of
Alexander Phelps, aged II years. ~.
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Mlarrie0.

In Windsor, July 10th, by Rev. = Butler Mr.. WIN. H.
LAMBERroN and Miss CYNTHIA BaowE, both Of Windsor
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Postage Stamps
E0R sale at the Freeman Office.
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PALLADIUM OFFICE, New HAVEN, Dec. ~, 1851
This will certify, that the favorable notice Of the med
cine known as the Rock Rose voluntary testimonial
induced by the writer's knowledge Of the curative effects
of the article In certain cases. well by the favorable
opinions which Others well known him. had expressed
of it and, furthermore, the article was written whont
pay, the promise Of payment the knowledge Of the
manufacturer. BABCOCK WIIbMAN
| j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, agent for Vt. 79wl6
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NEW HAVEN, Dec. 90 1851.
ihis to certify that the Rock Rose medicine published
In our paper in connection with from the Palladium
was not only unsolicited, but written by the Editor OF
his own Judgment and observation
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The following letter, from wellknown Architect Of Mon
treal, speaks volumes in favor of the 0XYGENATED
BITTERS, a medicine for those whose occupations
of a sedantary nature.
MONTREAL, Nov. 26, 1854.
GENTLEMEN,-I am happy to be able to send you my
testimony in favor of the 0xYGESATED BIrrERs and in
tended tave done itbefore this pat have
by professional engagements.
feel great pleasure In recommending 1t ALL suffering
from imperfect Digestion sick headache, acidy or any
arrangement of the stomhch, from which have suffered
very severely UPWARDS TWENTY YEARS. From the
recommendation of one of my friends, induced to
try bottle, and find myself much benefited by Its
USE that do not think it necessary continue 1t any
further.
You may use this, Gentlemen you think proper aud
| permit me to remain,
| Yours, very truly,
| JOHN ATKINSON.
SETH W. FowLE Co., 1888 Washington Street, Boston,
| Propretors. Sold by their agents every where.
AGENTS Fred y. Smith, Montpelier; Holden Leland,
Middlesex; J, g. N o. Clark Moretown J. NJ Richard
son, Waitsheld James Cardel Warren Briggs Pierce
Rochester, A. L. Bigeow, Barre John p Hale, painfed
Bemis Wells, Marshield.
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nAMY pRA0T BAAA00Ma
aeuadruped i'm a Parachute!

Doors open and Limited Ascensons to commence at l
O'Clock, 2. NJ, continued till half-pas O'Clock, p NJ.
Persons wishing to passage for the Limited Assem-
sons, can do SO by applying at the American Hotel.
6J'rhe Railroads and Steamboats, coming into Burng-
ton will issue Excursion Tickets from all Stations and
Landings at half fare, or fare way.
S3w1 o. +. WAINWRIGHr, Manager.
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
- - GO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber
lana, Tb nesiSEE sHd sI RATS q 5hf We't;
exceRt SUNDAY at Gas m, connecting with trains
[S% PhIaSsPhs first tram from wsssington
CumbersnS az SOP al way stations and arrive Ut
3D. The MAIL a IRA leaves Camden Station
daily Except Sunday at $50 a. m, and reaches
Wheeling by a. m connecting 1T Benwood with
trans for Columbus, Cincinnati Dayton Indianapo-
lis, Louisville Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago,
3d. T The siPR has TRHfS es Snsd daily
NJ connecting with express trains for Cincinnati, ST.
distance to CINCINNATI and other central and Southern
places In the w est nearly loo miles shorter than
by any other route The time to these places also
HI Bssgsse checked through to Columbus, Gin
o'HTnstli D. lndsnapolls, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large
the Ticket ofce, Camden station aud al Washing.
rFS NA seoOnd-oas' car is attached to the MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
raeE me snts rSSd by daytisht, by taking Accom-
and or Oakland. They resume the next morning hy
the Express Train; which leaves Cumberland st go
Passengers from Washing ton have ample time for
meals at Washington Junction.
and Rags.ne TShs Iouae y wnich Ihrongh lcsets
FOX ffki SaP e SfsHsf E y 3 a'hnstOn'
stations east Of CGmbernnd and the s.op AZ a.
tIons between Piedmont, gong West. Eastwsrdy
the Mail Train leaves Wheeling at lisa. M. and Ac-
ecoinnlooatlon leaves Cumberland at $40, reaching
Tbs fRE E 81 K TRAIN
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore u
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
den Station alto and SSn p m. Leaves Eilicotts
' ,.' O. -" anu 10 = wv g t WSo Ib9sfIi
of
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ID Miss Mary Martin, handsome and very
respectable young woman, drowned herself in
by some one.
ID DR.. Bigler. of Rochester, on trial at BuHa.
10, has been convicted Of manslaughter in the
second degree, for causing the death of Amelia
MUIR and her infant by improper practice.
ID The only parties benefited bv III. laconi
opera season, which begun and ended in one
night at the New York Academy of Music are
ns. Wlihorst, who POcketed $500. and Max
Maretzek, who received 500 for permitting Brig
noil TO sing, but Brignoli wouldn't sing.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoyvESrIoy.-The
annual meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal Cou-
vention ofthe diocese Of Maryland will commence
on Wednes6ay, (to-day) in Christ Church,
siding. A considerable amount of business will
be brought before the body, and its Iabors will
continue three or four davs
IL The Hon Barker Burnell. formerly State
fenator from Nantucket Sounty il now in the
chain gang at Valparaiso. having been sentenced
Tor roobing the mail. He NAV be seen daily in
the streets of that city with ball attached TO his
teg, working with his fellow-convicts He was
lhdlcted several years since for embezzlny the
funds OF the Nantucket Bank; but escaped the
punishment due 10 his crime by "leaving his
country Tor his country's good The way Of the
tTansgressor is hard
II A Everett, arrested in Wheeling. V
soue weeks since, on a charge of forgery
was brought to trial on Wednesday last and cor
Nlcteo OF the offence. The term Of Imprisonment
tertiary. r
ms verdict was upon only the first Of several
pending indictments. The evidence on which
fVefeu was Originally arrested and now found
guilty, well as certain supplies Of misceiIana-
Gus cneoks in 81 carpet bag indicate him to be
lions.
III The police Of the ninth district station
house, in Brooklyn, had something of a row
among themselves on Saturday night Ii appears
the new superintendent of police issued an order.
winch The captain read to his men, but they re-
FUSED 10 obey ID. Some words followed which
resulted In fight The captain and officer Hanft,
VINO are In favor Of the new law. were driven
from The station-h house, and Hanft was severely
beaten The ARRAY caused much excitement and
the police OF another district had TO be called upon
70 preserve the peace among their conrades
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EAsINEss OF WRITING AMUSING ARrICLRs-
IL has generally been imagined that joke making,
as profession, was very serious business, and
clowns and comic actors notoriously the most
painstaking and solemn members of theatrical
troupe The necessity of being funny at stated Pc
RODS, for stipulated price and for certain time
has always had melancholy and depressing effect
upon the spirits Of the practitioner The anecdote
OF the Italian clown who was advised BY his ply
sician TO 60 and witness his own performance as
cure for his low spirits is we'll known. A friend
OF ours who dined with the Punch writers in Lon
don, last Summer, said they We're the most mel
ancholy set Of men he encountered in England
But, there are exceptions to all rules and we are
pleased to learn that one of the sharpsst and wit
test OF our contemporaries in the Southwest, finds
the writing Of I" pleasant and amusing para
graphs the easiest possible MIR. Prentice SAYS,
In reference to report Of his having been engag-
ed 10 edit the jokes of New York weekly paper:
:" 1t Is true that we have undertaken to furnish
weekly half column Of pleasant and amusing
paragraphs for the LsdgsT, but our readers must
not suppose that any portion of our time will on
that account be abstrected from the Louisville
Journal. which we are determined to render the
Leading political journal of the country If II il
not already. Our labors for the Ledger will
scarcely cost MS more than an hour Per week nut
we shall take great pleasure in performing them -
". y. TIMES.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-Jno McGregor. NY. n
AcGregor, do; ID Gobyer, do; Willard. do.
w Donald and lady, Va; Watson, Pa; 6 V
Dossey, U; Erwin, Ny; Brown. do; Win
Robertson, Scotland J b Champion. Pa; NJ n
Mitchell, Ky; Miss Mitchell, do: q Harris and
Lady, La; e Harris, do; Ms NJ Thornton, Va:
do: Emmins, Ny; III Getzendanner, o: ] n
French, ny; Z Wallace. o; 5 Wallace de; y T
Lfwls and family. Pa; Miss Ludlow, NY; Mrs
orn and lady, Va Hunt. NC:'S s lane and
family, do; Miss NJ Kinsman. do; ] II Henrv
and scn, Va; Watt do; G E Bushnell. Ny: &
ID; w w Mavin, NC; VI NJ Roebuch, NJ; W
, Alien, do; Draper, Mass; W w Dutcher' do
: Brinkerhof, Ny; II y Aldrich, Ga; William
e. p RsynT0ldI, ny; Mr. Scott Md; Hotchkiss
n Ally, do; r Hill, Md; w F. AlcocL, NY; b
Harrison, Md; VI Douney, Va IF Allen. do: "
lady, do A'-'o anu
wlLLARDs' HOTEL W por. MET
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Co. vi Fox, Pa; T Carpenter do: XIII IA;
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DIR Barnes, do; Mr. Brayman Md: Miss n oh;nson'
DO; Miss Chester, do; { Phrrson. Ny: ] Grifsn'
n CIal 5 hone do; W L Severns, Md; " Boykin'
Renh W 4 w ili5' ly, Pa Miss Willin, do; W l.
haIt, Nd; Dr Graham. NY; l. Day Iy; ID r asbe
Mass; Heroitt. Tenn; J He-oitt, do; w r Bib,
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ly, Wis; W Scott. Md: d Tomnkins y
Lipman, Pa; L Port NY; Bean. Iy. Mass.
Eaton, ly, Ny; III Chapman, Pa; Tucke" 40. q q
D Hollens, ly, Nd; ID Peck, Ny; Murphy, La;
WASHINGTON HOUSE, wa,kins ".
X Wortendyke, Jersey CITY. NJ: John U,vIs-
Hackrnsack, y J; A p Berkeley and lady. Fem
II Robinson, Bait; w Wilson Philad: lanes
9 Nodes. Washington. DC; William r. Deyo,. -
Louis, No; Mike Albert, p Wess.. Bait; r. w
Dodge, II Tallman, ID Hurlbert. Utica Ny 4;
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dence, J.; VIM Kurt Buffalo, NYk; o Allen,
Ciayyille, NY.
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Lewcheim, La; W shiPley, Pa; DIR w l.
Cowan, Md; w Santos, Va; b McCleary
Md u Douglass, Del; ID A Harrington, G A
Hanson, Md; III WolverSton and lady Mass;
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Medicines.
DRlvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
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Is r & g SAk6ISf O. ss..1 n
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tDPRIcE ONLY IS CENrs.-n
III Seat free Q postage 20 al parts Of tAt Usios.
Dr.M.B. La Croix's Physiolosioal. View of Mar
rage. A new and revised edition OF 80 pages and
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Of single and married lfe-happy and fruitful allan
oes, mode Of securing Observation-Disclosures and infer
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i. sss
rules for daily management-an essay on Sperma,
torrh9a, with practical observations on safer and
more successful mode Of neutrality-suspicious.
hints on the evil results from emPirios practices TO
which is added commentaries on the diseases OF fe
males-from infancy to old age-each case graphical
ly illustrated BY beautiful plates points oyt the
pointed hopes SO unfortunately prevalent N the
young. IL is truthful adviser to the married, and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusa parto.
doubts of their phs steal Condition, and who are
sclous OF having hazarded the health, happiness and
privileges TO which every human being 10 emit to.
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by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, post paid,) Albany,
New York, enclosing Is cents.
ck the
book treats, either personally by mail. His medi
cines often cure in the short space of six days. and
disorders which copsiva and cubebs have so long
been though an antote, to the ruin of the health OF
the patient His " French Secret 10 the great con
tnental remedy for that class Of disorders which
fortunately, physiola treat with mercury, to the
irretrievabe destruction to the patients consttu-
ton and which all the sarsaparilh in the world can
r Office No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany,N.Y
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Balance remaining with the Company. .S22sO57 C7

The business of this Company will compare favor
ably with the most successful similar institutions IN
the United States.
From tho LIST day of August, 1855, in fifteen months,
up to the LIST day of November, 1856, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight cents, with the pay nent of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy =
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty -One cents.
With these evidences of success and good man.
agement, the Directors feel justified IN soliciting
share OF public patronage believing that the security
offered is ample, lad that all fair claims will be adj
lusted more according to equity than legal technical
tiles.
Tie Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by FIRE on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE,M MILLS, MAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
ard the usual conyeyances to from any portion Of
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the bulls of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium Will be as low as other COM
panes, and In fixing them every Improvement In
construction and arrang ement will be taken into
sIderation.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Ofhce, northwest corner Pennsylvani avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. c.
Insurance may also be Effected at the Home Office,
northTsSt corner Walnut and Second streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
And in other principal cities of the United States
by authorized officers of the Company. ap3
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M. T. PARKER.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QuARrERMAsrRR's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs,l

QuARrERMAsrRR's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs,I
Washington, May l6, 1857. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
ust Monday the 18th june 1857, for supplying such
from LIST July, 1857, to 3oth June 1855 for the Ma
rines stationed at Washington city, ID. c.
The Wood to be best oak saplng and the Coal
best anthracite. The Wood to be delivered, piled,
ana measured, and the Coal weighed and delivered
AZ such points as the commanding officers of the Sta
direct free of pense the United States;
inc Coai 70 weigh 2i9 pounds to the ton. Further
Proposals to be addressed to Major g. F. Lind say,
K Nj. Nj. G., and endorsed :" Proposals for Fuel for
Marines at w ashlngton, ID. c."
l8-2aWfl5 lima
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ID CHUBB BROTHERS.

DEPOSITS Deposits received and Checks paid
without chsrse; R1as on the .orthern sesboard
SAID Cities furnished to depostors without charge.
INTEREST On DEPosITs.-Interest will be allow ed
ON Deposits at spch rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS ~ VIRGINIA AND ENcuRRENT, MONEY.
Deposits IN Virginia and other Uncurrent Money re-
oelved to he checked for, pay able funds
specie, we charging the regular EXCHANGE,
Will be discounted, and Loans made Stocks, Bonds,
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDlT.-L Letters Of Credit will be
furnished. negotiable in the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money CollateralP.
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, az
charged Colateras, on such terms may be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANGH.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts such sums may be de-
sed nesoiiebe IN the different Cities of the Union.
LANDAN EURoPE.--Bllls of Exchange and Letters
of Credit on England Ireland and Europe furnished
BosDs, STOCKS tocts and ID s seeur
bought in the different Cities at commission Of
reserve the right call for deposit Of 10 Pr cent on
graph. - WIZ
RAILROAD. CITY, AND STATE Boyps.-Railroad,
City, and State Bonds be placed in our hands for
negotiation, either this country or Europe. Rail-
road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds.
mark rates. All Warrants sold by US are graran-
Iesd In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent for sale commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND IysURAscRs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
cCLAIMs ON UNITED STATES, COURT OF CLAIMS,
GoNGREss:-Claims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims Congress, intrusted to u.s. will be
prosecuted by prompt and able attorneys:
CHUBB BROTHERS,
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EVENING STAR.
From the Boston Post.
A DRAMATIC FACT IN ONE ACT.
By GODR X EY

BIT GODFREY.
PEHsoys:-A gentleman from the rural districts
jolly S mind rs Sss S rsi1 Ss
ndntte lady, not much aeegStomsd 10 attend
s ss. r. R:i sass Ts;s st;. Psc5ssi L
WE. How beautiful she is Ono can't but fsel
H., Charmed with Miss Camomlle.
Her real name is HxRoSHI was here
mr.. A week ago tonight, to see Medsa.
Hrs DON'T S iSms a0 01g ar Ann Phshe
w;,. msded ant woman-but play.
WYE Isd Ny NJ Dear foolish farce of course;
AhiEthers she comes they say She's rather
NJ But she deserves a better looking bean.
Has That's so-by thunder !-if her morals are
y,f, SaS a: ans manners, they a precious PAIR!
KT; sass pIayms m but then she's playing yell,
re-. r msr 81 she Is, a,bed q have my fears
inls nay % wnere tn immoral" part ap-
How naiuIslly she lies! camille eOushs.I
w. Me-, T0Ssn t sa quite TSstuT.y I'm tod
Ireslly feared she'd break the glass to shivers
" now my heart aches-can't you hear it
How pale she is
HISS lLoos, as4i, wati dHi one so very plum'
We must look sharp or we shall lose the
RUs. tIntent on The Playl I've lost it now-I
wish she'd whisper PLAIN.
MHS us half-past ten; and We must 90.
we ., We must.
>, Will she live long,
Shs. Some forty years, trust
#vs. How hard she coughs-she's nearly out of
breath
Why doa't she die ?-I want to see the death
Ass. she isn't going yet but nee must go.
we. lIrttaofy1 wish she wouldn't die very
Won't she go soon p
Has. fame, nv ba, Iooks
Twill be some time ere shs pops OF the
Gonsumption's always slow. and I'm inclined
10 think she's got the most protract ed kind.
lRttSl Come, am Gifts timo to be
VIE. Folio,cs.1 really wish that could see her
dead
But since know II isn't safe to STAY,
III come and see her die another day.
(EvkunfO
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my SSH FRANCIs DENMEAD.
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS.-JOHN H.
c., has received from New York and Phisdel phia,
and now offering at very low prices, to cash and
sTApLr and FAScT GoopsNcomprsins in part a. a..
Ss.s ms ys s s.st RsHs ss and R p s.i silks
B BiSi Gha ,t .. Lust5es and Nous Deaines
Challies and Barge Delaines, in great variety
Rloh Organdie, Barege, and yaconet Robes
Bright oolors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain French Brillants and Percales
Plain colors Cravelas and Spring style Poplins
Uucals, light seasonable fabric
Best French printed Jaconets and Brilliants
Best makes new sty les Glnghams
pehages, Chambrays and plain Lustres
English Prints Of new sly les in great variety, at
Rich Chintz colors best French Organizes
p, MH S Go9ps; IN great VARIETY ,,
Small figured and rich i3rocade Swiss Muslins
Pad and striped Jaconet, NansOok and Swiss
White Tarletons, Illusions. and Wash Nets
Irish Linens (of the best makesl very cheap
Linen Cambria, Linen and Bishop Lawns
Super English Long Cloths. suitable for Ladies'
New York. Bates. Atwood, and other good max ss
White Cambrics (of Jonas's celebrated make)
White Briillants and striped India Dmity
Aiarseles for Bas9ues and Bonnet Card
Snlrt DOSOfnS anu shirt OOlrS.
EMRROIDERIEs.
French worked Muslin Collars and Sets
Swiss Cambria Collars and Sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
HOnIton and Maltese Lace Collars
Swiss Cambria and Dimity Bands
Embroidered Linen CanbIc Hdkfs.
Also, new styles Lace and Silk Mantias
Stella and White Grape Shawls
PLAIN and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Stsel-sprlng, NeapolItan, and other Skeleton
Skirts
Spring assortment Of Bajou's Kid Gloves
Tafeta SILK, black lace and Llse thread do.
Cotton Hosiery OF every kind for ladies' and
Gents best English Half-hose, ribbed and plain
do Lisle thread and fancy cotton do.
good assortment cf Silk Cravats and Ties
Suspenders, Silk and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Gossamer and l.Isle-thread Shirts and Drawers
New style Parasos.
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear of every descrip-
tion, with every variety Of House furnishing Dry
Goods.
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest
makes.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
at low prices.
apS-tr JOHN III. SMOOT.
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HEM, WILLIAMS Il co.'s LARGE SEC
"A tlonal Map Of Iowa; price Ss.D,
rarhgr afgs Sectional Map Of Michigan, m two
Goton's Sectional Map Of Indiana; sI.s,
Eddys Map OF Cafornis: IS
Cotons Map of the United States, Mexico. sc:
Sl-5o. 1872
Heam's sectional Map OF Nebraska; 81.
SECTIONAL Map Of Kansas; 81.
MAP OF Minnesota; 81 cts.
Township Map Of Wisconsin; IS cts.
Map OF Delaware and Mary land; 81 cts.
Map or Virgins; 81 cts.
Cordova's Map of Texas: 81.
Coton's Sectional Map Of Illinois: 81.
Solton's Township Map of Missouri; IS cts.
ILLINOIS at u ls, with Prairie and Wood Map, a Geo
logical Map, Population Map, and other a.
lustrations; vol, by r. Gerhard; 81
sent by mail,
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DATES OF SAILING.

EDWRkD6V X a C0EIfSs, 10. s.. WAN street.
New York. e''
BROWN, SHIPLEY& CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO., No. q, ANA
Frlars, London. - nun
y; @. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris
The owners OF these ships will not be sh,s
LOT gold, SILVER, bullion, specie, iewelry, precous
stones or metals unless bills Of ladlng are signed
feb 8 ~f'essou 'Heiean-