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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10
GEO. I'D E'EEs s. co,

~1so EAST WARrER STREET, MILWAUKEE, Wis
manufacturers, Wholesale s. Retail Dealers in
&iAlery, SaddIery Hardware,
CARTHAGE TRUNK TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS, VALISES CARPET BAGS
COLLARS, WHlps, Fly -NErs. BELLS, BLANKETS
Horse BRUSHES, Curry CoMns, CARDS, &c.
Sadites-More than 100 ,arities of Side, Span
ish, Pad, Columbian, American, and English
Saddles. Also, Brides, Martngacs, Girtlls.
Stirup Leathers, Surcinglcs, Cruppers, Hal
tiers, &c.
Hraess-Team, Wagon, Buggy, Gig, Carriage
and Coach Harness.
CoNars--Of all kinds and every quality.
Saoatery MISUNDERSTANDING Il great variety
of Bits, Stiiw,lps, Buckles. Hames, Trees.
TcrTcts, Hooks, Pad Screws. CocEcyes Chains
Rosettcs, Ornaments, Tacks, jVebbs, &C.
Kusset aud Patent Leather.
Carriage Observation-Disclosures a variety of
Bands, Clips, Props, Shaft Tips, Mailcabc Irons
} Enameled Goth, Trimming Cloths. Damasks,
Laccs, Fringes, Silks, Tufts, Buttons, Carpets,
Oil Cloth, dc.
Irnnk Trinsniags-Locks, Rivets, Hinges,
Nails. Innings, DC. Trunks--Packing and Tray
cling Trunks, Valises, Carpet, Leather. and En-
ameied Cloth Travelling Bags, Ladies Trunks
and Hat Boxes. Whips-Twig, SuIkey, Trot-
ting, Gig, Wagon and Coach whips, Covered
wood and Raw Hide team whips, Raw Hides,
Hickory stalks, Buck and Horse Hide Thongs,
OK and Stage Lishes. [Natter anil SkiaS--
Russet Bride, and Skirting Leather, Patent
Skirtins, Patent Spills Skirtins, Flap, Blind and
Dash Leather, Oil Top Leather, En,meIcd Top
Leather, Colored Enameled Leather, Hog and
Clamois Skins.
The attention of purchasers is called to the
above, as the goods are made and selected with
great care, and for sale at prices which will COM
pete with any in the west, at l35 East Water
Street.
n27 If GEO DYER Z, -
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Iy The New Times administers :

ly~ The New Times administers Il
pointed rebuko to the Tribune, Eren;ng
Journal. and the various lesser lights of
Republican journalism, for joining in a
'hot crusade" against the United States
Supreme Court in consequence of decis-
ion of the bred Scott case. The Times
regards the decision with as little favor as
the journals named, but it says:
There are some discussion in which
Journalist may proftably engage and some
in which he cannot. Before the late cleo
ton it was legitimate and laudable to re-
sist the election of Buchancn:--since that
event, we have not been able to perceive
the utility Of such a line ofargument. 1t
IS the business of a newspaper to aim at
practical results. But when point is
once established-beyond all chance of
being changed-strength is wanted in
continuing to assail it. The decision Of
the Supreme Court in this instance, as in
all others, is the law of the land. What
it has decided must stand, all the argu-
ments and remonstrances in the world to
the contrary notwithstanding. Ii we
thought we could persuade the Judges to
reverse their own decision, we would glad
" prosecute the endeayor, but we see no
special ground to hope for such a result.
Some ofour correspondents appeal from
the court to the people-denounce its
character, repudiate its authority, and
strive to arouse popular hostility against
the supremacy assigned to ii by the Con-
stitution. We cannot second these en-
deavors, for we deem them unsound and
unsafe. They point to one of two alter
natives-nullifcation or a change in the
Constitution The first is reasonable, and
the last is Qulxotic. 1t is very natural that
we should dislike the tribunal which de-
cides against us-but it is not rational on
that account to try for the overthrow Of
authority. The Supreme Court is an es-
sen.ial part of our federal organization.
The government could not exist withou.
il, any more than it could exist without
the Senate, which is quite as hostile to
Freedom, and quite as unjust to the Free
States, but fortunately not quite so long
lived, as the Supreme Court itself. Ii
any section, or any party, is to seek the
humiliation of whatever branch of the
government happens to be against it, our
political contests will become struggles
for national life-attempts to tear away,
one after another, the limbs Of the body
polite.
There is an appeal to the people against
the action of this, as against that of every
other branch Of the government which is
perfectly legitimate and proper; but 1t
must begin by acknowledging not de-
nying its authority.
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HARDIN EqHGEI school.

II ME- Spring Term of this School will com
i mence on Monday the 18th day Of May
next, to continue eleven weeks.
1t affords abundant facilities for the instrIc-
ton of youths in the several branches of Sci
ence preparatory to entering Collage, as well as
in whatever is necessary for the business pursuits
of life.
No person will be admitted for less than half
term unless prevented from attending 10y sick
ness, or some unavoidable circumstances.
Board can be obtained at from ST. so to So, so
perweek.
Rates of Tuition for the term OF eleycn weeks.
Common English Branches, $50
Higher Branches OF Mathematics. $3.50
Latin and Greek. $500
NAT Gv. II. II. BAENEe, Princirs,l.
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Charles ~. Yretbfys..

IMPORTER and Dealer in Piano Fortes, Mco-
Il deems, Sheet Music, musical Merchandize in
General, Main Street, above 10th, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Sole Agency for the Celebrated Piano Fortes
of "DUsHAM," New York "a. w. LApD g.
Cos" Boston, paris Prize, 1852 and 'sSToD-
ART,,' New York also, for "GEe A. PRINCE e.
Co.," Buffalo, and "CARHART's" New York,
Patent Improved Melodeons.
Dubuque, April 10th, 1857. n27 6m.
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ANOTHER NEwsPApER.-We had call
this week from Mr.. Watson who has es.
tablished Press at Jacksonville, Chick.
asaw County, entitled the Chickasaw Re.
publican. Mr.. W. has been long time in
the Editorial ranks, and will no doub.
publish a paper that will meet the expec.
tations Of the friends of that prosperous
region of country. Our business men at
this place would find it greatly to their ad
vantage TO extend their patronage by way
of advertising, DC. ... ....'.
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men of Elkader, don't deceive yourselves,
the citizens of Farmersburg don't sell
their votes ut SO low a market, but when
they make up a subscription they always
pay it. How does EIkader? Yes, gen
tIemen of EIsader, we want it distinctly
understood after this, that Farmsburg is
your rival in everything wherein her
rights are concerned = we intend to claim
our proportion of everything that is at
the disposal of the voters of the County,
and il We don't succeed, it wont be because
our subscription is not large enough
No no .sar.... .... .
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10

Election.
The election for State and Township Of
ficers took place on Monday last. The
result was entirely satisfactory in many
respects.
There was no party test as was right in
an election of this kind. Principles do
not come in question in such elections
What we want is capability and honesty
in candidate, nothing further. The
vote for Mr. Fisher was almost unanimous
which is well deserved compliment from
those who best know his worth.
The following is the result:
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Maturin L. Fisher, e42
L. H. Bugbee, 5
For Register Of the State Land Office,
Theodore S. Parvin,. 2O6
w. H. Holmes, Al
For Commissioner of the Des Moines
River improvement,
Edward Manning, 236
G. S. Baily, 9
County Assessor.
John Potts (no opposition) 24l
The following Township officers were
elected:
TRusTEEs.-J. H. Merrill, J. Chambers,
j. Hamilton.
CLERK.-V. R. Miller.
JusTIcE.-Rodney Hurlbut.
CoNsTABLEs.-W. J.. Paul, j. Wood
cock.
Supervisors.
District No /, O. Garfield.
+" +" 2, j. G. Bass.
|" 3, J. Duling.
For the Rail Road Stock. 1888
Against. 3
For County Seat.
Gutenberg, 172
Elkader, 81
Against the Bridge Appropriation, 7
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INCORPORATION.

incorporation.
AT an Election held in this place Oh
"Wednesday last, the following persons
were elected to frame Charter for the
town Of McGregor
j. ii. MERRILL, J. I. SroNEMAN, G.
S. G.. Sc0Tr.
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g. III Es ID .

G.H IL I'D.
Having purchased the interest of Messrs.
Evans Conkey, of this place, in the Grocery
Business, we are prepared to furnish goods in
our line at prices that cannot fail to suit We
expect III u few days to open a full and complete
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil,
Glass etc., to all of which we invite the attention
OF all old customers of the house and as many
new ones as may favor us with a call
HOFFMAN, BENTON IL co.
Notice.--Refering to the above we take
pleasure in recommending our successors to our
old friends and customers.
EVANS q CoNKEY.
McGregor, April 10th, 1857, n27 tt.
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Office.

NOTICES hereby given that the first in
/ \ stallment Of five dollars on each share of
the "McGregor High School Association" will
be due on Monday, April 13 inst On or before
that day the subscribers to said Stock are re-
questcd to call at the Office OF the Treasurer and
pay the same.
J. II. MERRILL Treasurer.
McGregor, April 10th, 1857. n27 tt.
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Wuryr RFAp SK1Ns Goon-The az

WHITE BEAR SKINs.-GooD.-The ed
itor Of the Cynthiana (Ky.) Age. having
recently attended ball, says: 1--WE no.
ticed great variety of female costume
at the last Bachelors Ball. Some of the
ladies danced with warm fur caps made Of
otter or sable, while others had their necks
AMI shoulders protected from the incle-
ment season, and the gaze Of the world
by white bare skins worry, beautiful.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10

WOODS HAIR REsroRAT1vE.--We
again remind our readers whose heads
have become gray from grief, troubles,
DC, to use bottle of the above excel
lent tonic. 1t will both cleanse and re-
store the Hair to its original color and
softness.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10

G5- The Weather is warm and pleas
ant, and should it stay so few days, the
roads will be good.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10
Fancy Goods, exNCy Unique
s. Esich articles for
Ee E s IL ~ ~ s

II IA IL - HI ~ n -
Paper-Rccord Paper; French, English and
American Letter, ruled or plain; Foolscap, of
every quality, ruled or plain; Colored Papers,
Wrapping Paper, OF every kind, &C., Sc.
NaA ioqer-Tcsters, Fire Boards, Borders,
Scenery Paper-a large assortment constantly
on hand.
Printing Ink, Type, and every description of
material used in Printing Office, always on
hand.
Book BindinG-Pamphlets, Music Books, Peri
odica:s, Law Books, &C., bound in every style, at
very low rates
Single Boots or Sets of Books ruled to apv
pattern. and bound with Dispatch for Courts,
Banks, Railroad Companies, Hotels, Schools,
Merchants, Manufacturers, Brokers, Insurance
Companies and others.
Dockets, Registers, Minute Books, Deed Books.
Ledgers. Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books.
Blotters, Guard Books, Cash Books, Recent
Books, Bill Books, &c.
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Bills Of Laflino.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Receipts, Summons,
Warrants, Snbp9nas, Mortgages, Deeds, Bank
Slips, Bills of Fare, Time Tables, and every
kind OF Printing Neatly Executed.
Paper RuIing Of all Kinds. Particular attcn.
lion pald 10 Country orders. n26 ct
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"Little boys should be seen not heard, :"
rs tie urchin said when lie could not re-
cite his lesss N.
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FAM CIV GOODS
Ever offered in Wisconsin.

They would respectfully call the attention of
Buyers and Dealers to their Stock, which they
are prepared to supply to the City or Country
Trade at the very Lowest Prices, Wholesale or
Retail, and would assure purchasers that their
Goods and Prices are well worthy the inspection
of all who Consult their osn interests in making
purchases
Books of every variety and description, and in
every department OF Literature, Science & Art
Medical and La,c Books-An extensive stock.
Religious au9 Dcro,ionA Books for every de-
nomination Of Christians.
Family Bibles OF every quality.
Agricultural, Architectural and SCIENTIFIC
Books.
Schoo! Books.-Their stock embraces every
Book in demand.
Suaday Scboel Books-All the Books used by
the various denominations constantly on hand.
S'ationery-Every variety OF French, English
and American Staple and Fancy Stationery
very fine stock.
Coil Pens of every kind and quality. -
Paerr Mccie Goois-- Writing Books, Porto
los Cabinets, Albums, &c, made OF this rich
material.
Fine Eagrapiags, Oil Paintings and Ilustra-
to,l
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Merchants Gargling Oil,

"AsA ShA"hAs ~SNI SAaAaS VlAe
EAS been before the Public, more than 90
4 i years, and is most highly appreciated as a
Liniment, where its virtues have been longest
known. 1t lisa scientific preparation, and put up
III a refined form for "Family Use," us also a
form for Animals by M. II. Tucker g. Co., Lock
port, n. Y, successors to DR.. G. w. Merchant,
to whom all orders addressed will meet with
prompt attention.
u From the fame of this article over wide
Territory, numerous limitations have sprung into
existence, spurious in quality and inert in effect
which are pal,ncd off for genuine, in violation of
Law Let every purchaser observe well that
each bottle has the name sc. w Mercham,'
blown in the bottle, and his autograph sealed over
the cork None other can be genuine. For
sale by Akin g. CO., M'Gregor; C. w. Hagen
sick, Garnavillo; d. p. Grinter, Gutenberg;
Carter & Co., Elkader; E. l.. Gardner, Straw
berry Point; C. Gilmore e. Son, MilIvie ;and py
Druggists and Merchants throughout the comi-
tty.-Wholesale by Medicine Dealers in Mil
waukce, Chicago, Detroit, g. in all commercial
towns.
HtNsfe1issg Hair,
EUST received large lot and for sale low
HOFFMAN, BENTON & co.
Srti,eyn, April 18Th, 1857. ss7 T.
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New ADvERTrsEnEHs--R them and

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Them and
be benefited.
Geo. Dyer & Co., Saddlery &C., Mil.
wisconsin Leather Company"
Charles +. Tretbar, Dealer in Piano
Fortes DC, Dubuque, Iowa.
"Hardin High School," Hardin, Iowa.
Bartlett Il Co.. Clothing, McGregor.
Hoffman, d. Co., Grocers DC, "
"Notice'' 4"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10

Ell COPIES OF TIE TINES, with or
without wrappers, can be had at this office
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~tso EAST WARrER STREET, MILWAUKEE, Wis
MAputacturers, wholesale s. Retail Dca,ersi in
SaidlTy, SaddIery Hardware,
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JUSTICE

ft a meeting of the Stockholds on the
21st day of March, 1857, "The Ne
Gregor High School Association, was
incorporated by adopting Constitution
and Electing officers according to the
provision of the Code of Iowa. Officers
elected were.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10

Gold Pens Re-pointed- Price SOC.
EyNCLOsE Pen in letter. with cash or.
~ Postage Stamps, and return mail will bring
the pen as good as new. Address
f. ELLIOTT, Syracuse, n. r.
March n, 1871. IA H.
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ABsENT-The absence of the Eu-
itor we hope will be sufficient apology for
the scarcity Of editorial matter this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
HOTELS.
IND - aaAnpIv,. HOUSE"

The subscriber bees leave insrn all hose WIS m,ene
vflng Havana business. pleasure ~ for me oensss
uer h. ah that he 0ard House viii be opene ON NC ~
day of NOvenhcr The centrsl son ~ tns n9nse .,
OReiIly street two from The Csphs yen1ss
Palace ard Place fArnes Che eve-ng rende vous o
ard bcsuyl renders yceusry adapted % he Vh0uf o1u
uRs strangers THIS house 70 be one 81 ne ~. $500
second 10 The island and kepi upun ne reguN
plan under the personal superintendent OF tne
sahscrcr who nsiers b sef 10 be too eel SHOWN 70 sse
who s'e "a Ge heh % visiting Tire island 70 nei sV Iu'ef
eomueotano tcr liberal share a The no Psagn,ge
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Miscellaneous Foreign rte,.s

convention has been signed ct Hanover Tor IN
adoption Of the pound Of 500 grammes as the unity
of weight. This convention, the ratification o.
which will take place shortly, embraces not only The
Kingdom OF Hanover, but the duchics OF Beuns'
wick and Oldcnburg, the principsli'y Of Schanen
bourq. and the free cities Of Bremen aud Hamburg.
Orders have been given by the Emperor Napolean
for the thorough repair Of the Mason Bonapare, AZ
Ajacco. and the construction Of the funeral chapel
which is 10 receive the mortal remains OF Mad,me
Mere and Cardinal Fesoh. His Majesty has IN
scribed on the budget Of his civil list tor lS1H
credit Of 200 ,O0Of. for the above purposes
At sac Of paintings at Paris lately, portrait
Of Angelica Kaufman by Reynolds, was sold Tor
f5i 20 Lord Holland and an Interior OF Guard
house. by Schslken, for Gl24, to Baron kothschild'
AT the same sale small landscape, by Huysnann'
Of Malines, went for elG, an Entry TO Public.
home.' by Kari Dviardin. for Gle; Two Horses,
by Gericsult. tor f2l; Portrait OF tonteDefe, W
Touiniets, for Gus; end a Lady OF toe Court OF
Louis w. by Natter. for e..
The Ottoman goverumoU, hes contracted 4 loan
for IS % 900 of giaStrcs.
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DEKrIsTRy.


nENTfsrRY.-DR z. q. DURKfr, CANAL STREET.
~ near v.rck, old NO. us (nsr tSD invites suerusS u
his long and sucessal experience Daily opersoss WIN ne
ard harmless bensmbing agent, prcyeoins 81 pam
Prices moderate.
ITO THE DENTAL PROFFseTON--DR 7. n. BRANCH,
&C Gsiens H., IL the sole Daieniee OF ue instrument %
applying local anesthess 10 the gums for the s'srn "
teeth wi'hovi pain y. WILSON. Dentist 2 BOND saee-
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Z. EnA REWARD ER AsTUS L.. nEFOREsT, o.
tNsDVV Nsestown coanec,icu, cafue 10 this fu-s
day me L'b nst exsectlng 70 the EmPrs
the ifh mat for havana He went a. the AmcrsAs
Estb.ge Bsns about o'clock Wednesday, snd dew
tho cheek Witch time t has not beeu sea-
lie ~ OF 5eet9 incacs In height stout bsa
full face orehesd proninea dark eyes bsck hair
End snail whi-sers. tie had sof hat, blsrh
COO, psniscsns and oyec,ai We had gold vsies male
By JoaL johnson, Church street. Liverpool No e0(- tie
supposed so have 800 money about hlm ssy $50
hmefcan Exchange Bark fi15 Mechanics Rank sai t,s
bnAnre Coenec,icut banks mostly WserAary BsnS W
expected h. would 80 W Nc First place south Brok
iyn hai evening and have crossst ~ one d 6
for that purpose hs baggage has been found AZ
the Metropolitan oss where he stopped, he IL beevsd V
have robbed and murdered Whoever vii produce his
body Eli CURTIS 81 Maiden lane, sha receive the ssovs
reward.
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IcMRHOfDERIEs, SETS, LACEs. &C. BM0w COST
u ERkAAAS 4 90, so broadway.
viii oler monday, the l9sh
The balance of their and rich stock o embradereS
iaccs handkerchief &C. below oo make for spsias
Embroidered swiss and cnmStic pets from 81 upwards
swiss and cembrlc collars from Is Cd. 10 $40.
Also barge lot OF real Honoa lace collars. NJ 81 and 81
eact-a decided bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

INURs AT HALF PRfcE~ro CLOSE TIKI
Season'H hspo1adoas
. shall entire fvt sock aurtng Ms
Month OF Janasry
Il On most cases) oHhHALt the ogIaidAl. ptu0R, In
ssdsr W essc eaus- Sle~raacs.
GEu. HUI.Ffs.
10 Ca Hrpafwar.
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The Case or Madame Chat-tsin. of New
Orleans.


This letter was returned March (. iS55, with the
following endorsement
Icer,y that i,h OF Msrcn, 1854, ii Mr.. Ssbns
tien Raul's IN the cty OF New York, celebrated the
marriage Of the sbove named Psrtes In accordsnce with
the annexed aushorizstos. n. r. REgVUks.
The husband entered complaint, and Zoe fou-
lipny appeared few months ago before the Cour
ddssises. she denied most crnphatically OF having
ever been married 10 Chrisien, who, said she, &C
cused her Tor revenge Cor leaving him. she demand.
ed postponement Of her trial 80 another session
in order to prove that she could not have been
married in New York, on the 9TH OF March,
1868, while she was nj thst time 200 leagues
distant from that city. AT todays sitting, her
lawyer, Mr.. Carsby, produced documents sent
over by the French Consulate Of New Orleans, stat
ing that Zoe Pouligny, in marriage, Mr. Cbatelain,
arrived in New Orleans in December, 1872, and re
manned there until June 1858; that during that pc
rod she was not absent from the city, and coni no,
in consequence, have been married in New York, ia
the month Of March in the same year. At1 the
reading OF that document the attorney for The prose
cution abandoned the accusation and Mrs. Chatclain
was discharged.
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CLOTHING, sc.
ri 10 &@ WORTH oy INV AND fEFr or
III erthtuR wsnted.-teniieren h@vinV ~v. " SINAI
ss OF Will receive fen ~srof hayTins
seeking 10 impose them Calls Al the Store or sd
sres< THOMAS ID. COhR0Y. col Peat street
fyLoTH1NG. LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
" dispose Of Give The u,rnOs value for he same
by addressing r. COitEN ~ faurcns street Cass 0f
81 West broadway. ~ u. Ladies AMENDED 10 By Mrs. g.
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1EGARe.
on 0Q0 sIoAEs or HAVANA. DOMESTIC asp
--U.VVV German manufA ture. OF variors brAnis.
Ices than marked prices Cash purehsscTs are ibv
ted 10 cKsminc Cash advances male srgars IN any usn'
fty A. CHEEKS, u Broadway.
CyvRRtL INVOICES IMPORTED HAVANA SEQ kRs,
- VERY cheap. hso domestic aud German segrs Al ~ per
below rates Cash purchasers would DO vel
sssfnine he stock. shch million Cssh I'D
'-"''' O. CHICKS. II Roadway
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

DOOKS.-Thc History, Object and Proper Obser-
I'D of the Holy Season of Lent, by the Right
Rev. VIM. Ingraham Kip, d. d.
Sickness, its Trials aud Blessings, to which is ap-
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