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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
OSA
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TO THE PUBLIC

d u % IL v
VNHE undersigned having in charge the above
l. SPRINGS, situated eight miles west of War
saw, upon the Usage River, would respectfully
ngs and grounds and is prepared TO aceommodate
all who may favor him with call. He deems il
useless 10 say anything in addition TO the well
known Medical qualities, and invigorating char
acter of the Usage White Sulphur; the reputation
of the water, and the numerous permanent cures
already effected by its fully establishing their
virtues.
The scenery along the banks of the beautiful
and placid Usage, together with the wide field for
amusements, both for the chase and angler, makes
the Springs most delightful resort, for both the
invalid and persons seeking TO spend leisure time,
from the every day routine of business life. tri-
weekly line of splendid four horse coaches, run
regularly from Jefferson City to Warsaw, con-
Meeting with daily line of accommodating hacks
from the latter place TO the Springs.
| No pains or expense will be spared 10 make his
guests comfortable His table will be furnished
in the best style; his bar with the hest brandies,
and his stables and pastures carefully managed.
TERMS.
% Board, Five Dollars per week.
Children and servants half price.
Horses charged for extra.
REFERENCES. ..l ...
DR.. Boulton, Jefferson City; DIR. J. Hays, Roam
oke;Dr. John ]. Grnstead, KeytesyilIe; DR.. Will
Jams, Chillicothe; DR.. Maughas, Of Galloway; DR..
| D. Stevenson, ST. Louis; Drs. Southworth and
Walker, Glasgow; DR.. Prosser, Brunswick; DR..
Maughs, Charlton Co.; DR.. Stevenson, Linn Co.
VIM. F. g. C. MAUPIN.
April 80, 1857-5d.
EY~St. Joseph Cycle; Hannibal Messenger,
Jefferson Examiner; ST. Louis Republican; Grand
River Chronicle; Fayette Banner, copy TO amount
of So each, notice, and send bill and paper to ad-
vertiser.
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Housekeeping Goods. 500
Brown and beaehed sheetings "A to LID; Bin
Sheetings and pillow case linens;
Bleached and brown shirtings; n.
Marsailles, toilet and dimity quilts;
Bleached g. brown table linens;
Embossed and printed table covers;
Heavy and light Irish linens, ali qualities;
Also very large variety Of bleach
striped osnaburgs, bed ticks, drings; cotton yarn,
carpet warp, with every description of goods for
Gentlemen and Children's Wear.
april 30, '57. SMITH, BOON g. co.
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THE THOROUGHBRED TRoTTLNG
.''>' ST4LLIUN ~ F
YOUNG GREEN MOUNTAIN M0RGAN

TT AS arrived, and will stand the present season
IL at my residence, 2 miles west of Huntsville,
on the Plank Road, at S25 the insurance, payable
when the fact is ascertained or the mare parted
With. Care, but no responsibility for accidents or
escapes. Mares from distance pastured, on mod
crate terms, and grain fed II desired
l wish to farm Twenty good, substantial brood
Mares, at from $50 to $500 per mare, according
TO their quality.
This horse has been purchased at very heavy
cost, from the gentleman who raised him, in Bos-
ton, and his services offered to such as desire
to improve their breed of horses, with the hope
that they will give him patronage that will, to
some extent, compensate the purchaser, for the
trouble and heavy expense incurred. Such per-
sons are specially invited to call and see the Horse
which will be The strongest argument that can be
adduced in his favor. 80
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE,
Young Green Mountain Morgan was raised by
George P. Durham, Of Boston, and was sired by
Old Green Mountain Morgan; dam by the Sum-
ner Morgan, who was sired by the original Sher-
man Morgan, from which it win be seen he is the
purest bred Trotter in the United States His COL
or Is dark chesnut; 154 hands high, weighs 1890
pounds, and was foaled July LIST, 1850. For SYM
merry of form, style, and action, he is all that can
be desired. ..
April 80, 1857. M. B. R. WILLIAMS.
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A Word to the Ladies.

r T is our intention at all times to keep a stock
l. Of Fine Goods" fully up to the present and
prospective demands of this IN arke, and it is easy
to demonstrate that we can and will sell such
goods, not merely aslow, but lower than they can
be obtained in st. Louis or other large cities at
retail, we therefore feel justified in appealing to
the patriotism Of this and adjoining counties, to
foster HOME ENTERPRISE, and at the same time
save themselves money. time and trouble.
While paying due attention to all classes Of fine
and fancy goods, we beg leave TO add, that our
stock of every description of staple goods will at
all times, be very extensive, and well adapted to
the respective seasons, and our prices always as
low as living profit on manufacturers prices
will justify-ofering no bats by disproportionate
prices on few leading articles, but aiming to win
the confidence Of customers by deserving it, we
tender the assurance that no one article in our
house will be knowingly sold at higher rate than
the lowest price at which it can elsewhere be OBJ
tained and respectfully ask fair share of patron
age from the public.
Very respectfully,
SMITH. BOON e. co.
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N r w GOO DS


ID r. Q SS Gro o. 81,
Among which may be found several styles and
fabrics entirely new in this market. Hoped
Skirts and Stirling Cloth have met with the atten-
ton their importance demand. French poren Cor
sets and articles for the toilet, in great variety
PdrGSols and MantillGS of the new style-very
beautiful.
MER sHAWLs,
of Shetland Wool, Cashmere Stella and Delaine.
the first an entirely new article and very handsome
Our stock of
OIDERIEs
is very large and desirable. Among them NAV be
found Maltese and Valenciennes Lace sets from
So to s25. Collars, Sleeves, and Handkerchiefs,
embroidered in colors. Elegant embroidered Cam
brio HdlIfS for Sl.50 worth 50 80, and twenty-five
pieces Swiss and Cambria Edgings at 75c, worth
fully Sl.25. If you wanta
Glove of a EOnnet,o
be autiful Ribbons, or the finest French flowers,
you cannot fail to be pleased with some that we
can show you. We have endeavored, IN short, to
make this department of our business-goods for
ladies' use--as perfect and desirable as possible.
For
GentIemen's Wear,
we have a very desirable stock of Ready Made
Clothing, Cassimeres, Cloths, Vestngs, Gloves,
Hosiery, and all the goods that are usually kept in
first class furnishing store. We have very com
plete stock OF
Boots and Shoes.
Hats for men and boys of every material Car
petings, Mattings, Rugs, Oil Cloths &c., &c., all
of which we are willing to sell on the most reason
able to csss gS Psy9g sEsG@s
April 2, 1857.
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Black ana COEOfeG SILK tOpes.
II GRENADrNE AND ORGANpE RoBEs, IL
. BAYADERE Silks AND LAWNS, .,.-.,
Plain and printed Jaconets, Organizes, Lawns, Ba-
reyes, Ginghams, French, English and American
prints, Ducas, Luxors, and various other descrip-
tions Of Dress Goods, in choice styles-lncluding
Mourning Goods. Also very large variety of
embroidered and dotted muslins, plain and figured
Jaconets and all other kinds of -
w In 1t q Go @ q ..
silk and Cotton Hosiery-all kinds of Gloves.
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS,
including; as we believe every article in sufficient
variety Of styles and qualities 10 constitute first
class stock of such goods, among which is an as
sortment os very cbaste and elaborate styles OF
French worked collars and sleeves;
Lace, muslin 2nd cambria sets;
Embroidered, corded & hem'd hdk'fs;
yalencennes and English thread laces;
Smyrna, Mechline, Guipurc i Brussels laces,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
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" Fs|srNNs~efsW Anh& XIV fs - rNR = 7ses IA N
1A4 1lEA31

4E Sss@s 90 hsti ~ 49, lst Z btt @ts Is Pc
iHyHsrIna AaxATs.
4 1AfsA stress, ~. Main 4 JeAnses
OFFER FOR SALE
Il Lett, B'kll, corner - auansuA,su.
n t>ts SasA .. D'k lis. eorser ssh and Ridr..
Let ., BIZ ~, cor. It'll and Blosdess.
feet hyiAs, ea Aaia, hstvssn liih and lsth.
~ - ssd Of Lot II In D'k lSs. sa.sor oh =.
Johnsen.
J lS.s >. BIZ ~ In x. Aaa, 81 Carol. between 10,
\ aad1Tth. ,wR
- ~ a fest - fsh st., near Main, rssr ends o
lots and8, D'ke With fsAas dwelling.
Aste,ia Dk eS-vsry shAep--tsrns cav.
: Lots 81 BY ~ H., corner Of 18th I'D D,
Aoiass ~. Very sngthly located for rs.idss
- BY Is feet sssAAsarssa, between Main aud John
esu.
- Of Is. vest side Of Lot s,Bn 80, JoAn.ou
| st., ~. Sd and Ash.
nsnbsr II Lsts u AslssBe, niIc, sat. On IN
K, r. D. AM.R.R
fewvsry desirable bsiliiae sitss o. tho Mi.,i,.
sippi, II Gu bsaatifal TOYS Of cous,ns.
Uadivid<d hall q Lss So asd 10, p,k 70, in
kiibosrnc. Add.
Lot in B'k 40, Kilbourno's Add.
Lsts and in B'k s, Assos's Add, near Grand
Aveass -suns very sAsy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late rsssds.ss Of Col Perry. on tr ps,ntro.d.
! near lstAs u. Sstt 4 VT
srsk house on Exchange street. be.sesn. 7th and
Z sth--1fooms, basement, cellar and ei.,crp--vill
Be sold vcsy shsap.
Lofs N BlSo,wi biick house containing Il
rooms.
Ssiek house on kxshange-st, be 7th .nd sth. With
rcsos, Aassment, cellar and eistern.
Lots :, aads bksa, in Kilhsarne.s ADJ.
Lots and s il ~ lis. ss
Lot in block ~
Block - ssd ists In haesk aOs. ~
= me asss lsssnsas Amtsoss, admirably sAapt Il
- ssfdsaing parposes. rsrms-O.s fifth essh.
sAiAaes n : asnsaI psynents.
lot IN blssk y. - Cedar. bss~,sa Oh ..a III.
- ! IN blssk ", corner Of Dss Asines street and
"a ksvss.
La iI,aaa Of lot 10. block o., in xaaon,. Lover
edition.
Lst I, block 70I ,on Main. IT.
~ ~, block ~, Johnson-st, betvsca Sd and %th.
- ~ i9o Il on Main, hstv.ea 18th 9Th IS.
ot 10 Diosk 5, corner Of water and Eschau n ~
Lot In B. It's; Lot : in hlssk Is.
~ lso H., ssisg ssr ssas Of lots TO- III ssa Il,
10 block ~, froating % FIFTH stres,
Aohy 80 feet. sssasr ID SD glosaess ~.
tso story 1sisk dvsfliss :. ~. $3.50. - -.
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seven Plate stoves.

WE have also. four sises Of VERY navy,
w Plate Stove which will produce powerful
hs at.
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hard to
AZ box and coal stoves, ~ "a u ain-st.
apr3.d COMslOcK BRO.
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A9nx4Ato. 8
June ". AZ
Die vssaoa, trsa 81. Leafs.
Jsas ~.
Hsary Clay, fron 81. Pasl. ss
havsy, - Msss8
NAlks 0oud. fron II. Isssis.
Rzsd TSoa, lssn Clasiasaa.
JsAss tyta. iron b. Lssis.
J. Msxse. ksom \. lslaaa. ss \ ss
River felkaB gradually VII saAss ~ 1ss1ha
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Il
F01 SALE On ExUm ANGE.
y ACRES Of biud iaRd directly opposite Main,
oosmsnding : view Of Ksokuk, wsrsaw
AlexAadSta, Hamtlton, and rs milts Of the Mis-.
sissippi River There 10 Railroad ia eourss al
soustruetion st the feet ef tho AtHG aThis 4
the aasst locations for private rssidsase 10
the west -
Alss 50 a.rss Il miles from fhe river in ! rood
ssishsurhcod, stf under cultivation. good orchard
10, good wells vith ehsin pump..
Also 80 aerer uAlss from the river, all under
esltivsk1en.i In good ncighbo bond . aad improved
With g. rev frame house With rooms, stahIcs
Ac.,3 Wells with chain pnlnps, Is r. 70 asres in
meadow, - very desirable farm.
Also 20 seres choice land n miles from the riy-
o., and In good neighborhood, SO acrvs In wheat
Also 100 scres nIles from the river partly i'm
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber land in Hancock co.,
Also several lots in the town Of IIatnilton, hi
nois.
Also two io..in Napsrviils, Da Page county,
illinois.
Aiso Land In Indiana.
Also la1d and lots In Ohio.
Also rood nil pfspAYty in Ohio.
Aae property n Ksoksk, and god paying ba-
!uiii sell Or exchange on 'eood terms. En-
qsire Of NH. RUNNER.
arid No. 50 Msis 1t, Ksok nh love.
W.DE weir,
~ SS3oT asa Meal Estate Agens,
IisTss sioRERTY ron sAIk 1okuk
1 y. asA NJ Lsvse. 4, -
- feet o Sth Il. bst Johnson and Exchanse.
90 fess sssan 81 and 8ssAange
Lotion Daak.st., bet. lith md 18th.
~ BY lac. eorner joAnsDa and sal, block lot.
- lota IL AsssspGer's addition,
9ef the beat lots II Gs. Aahasn ut low price
Lsnds assly locstsd In Henry snd Decatur Co.'S
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80 ssssa.es,ia - issAs hefsAsrs Aisssl.
y. e n, ~. =. .ss:s :: $500: =.
. ns:s ~ s.as...,s ..s..ls.s..s. ssays =. -
~. - l.sGii.1Ss.
Dssavs1ae Fa,0s =, a~ae.
u - - "a II, ~ Il. s;i = ~ 49, s e:
~ ~ = ss.sss 49, g ~ !s.eiaf =.
49,. WS11sis1v n lSs:s Eisk - - -.
s.Sss. - - 1tAsr a.t 49,. -
p &l8s s1ax ~ i.,.ssss ~. ~ - 49,
~ ssSs ~ 5ss M. ~ 3 ~ 1885,
An6lXW - n m - -. -sa~ SsS
k1dso, q e1Nesf WueSeu, a1tA es01 fsS0e -
80 49, - s.taas1 =, fass VII g..
kvss. ~. 80 gse1orssoa q prairie AID IL
Ps. =. =. H.: Z -: :.s.s =;
- ~ NJ. - ora.s, =. los. Tor u sssss,
sleye vill Is SSH ~ sSss sssss.. ~. Aas
AIss, go ssr.s = et13se frsi,ts vs:p;-,.a
v, Az go ~ siy:i:ss; ;slS .s;y To-,
3 49, fa4Neatainiag 3eoAerss, iaoacsss h.
xeak p - o fson Aslssse.
eps3e1 nAfIyL1 . RANKIN.
i
n Ors ~ M. 91S3 " SieeS n - ,,-i1A. Az.
~ II ofXNHnh - - 49, Na1AAv n.,,-~sSA ! =.
resiaena NHr - !, 80 ss~ SPSs~~ w
IA Lob ~ 5USA ~ 14Gn1s 9th - O..
daes6I vslSkS 4. 1ssns nedspnte.
Lsts II aad IL e6E "a, On Main.st., near Gss
Wssks. 800
- s. J. n Il ss s.s.... s..1 ..s
- a. X ssa sss
~ ~ ~ ~ feet0Da.
7fsss ~ - - sssy i00 agusses
L0vW 40.
iet A 49, ia lAs' ora ii@'s'
la ii. a a.
Lei 8. 4. wtIia... Ada.
asr.s mi. Ids - -. a., III s",, pit
r,sd. ~, ~. ~ 1922 GA y rsSA'
spr3e-d
----- ------- -...-,-.---,---
= org -
II and MAJ. Aiso, 20 s. 81 isss. corner of ~
anA Joknson. S1Npi.K KANEIw
apssed
TIRR8IIn =. 80 H~-- :. cc--,-. -; - - -
ii cr,t,~ a ~. s|s.s.s-. Er-s',-. - ~
n, - :. 49, - Is.'"en near t0s
sEaed xAnfIH pANryN
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nsysd DINOND 4 CONN.
| ! y 3 , = r q o o D g.!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sEoDDA1D 4 HAYWARD,
sseeaa-ss, ~. Main aaa johnson,
| MOULD rsspsetfsliy solicit sAs sitissss q
~. ASoks ~ Aod Vicinity u call sad exaaiae
| ~ hesesss. FiAsst, asa ns Complete
T. Aeeo 1saaont - 0obh0e 0~OAo
Ever oRsssd In this s.ats for psSlle inspcssIsa.
+ ~ nAvs o. AAaA large snd veil ~
cosnssy esd City Trsss.
sonsistiss II part u
valsaAtssA eD1 oeDassssA
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, soLIIN0
AND CEMENT, GLOVES, MIrTS,
WAGON APRONS AND COVERS, WHIPS,
HORSE COVERS,
Ise, OsA Csssa, Fas&s sad Ctps, Buckets cad PetIs
Csnise"', 7rsvs'sas ssA ssd<ie BSss.
e. Air Work.
LIFE PREsEarERs, BEDS, PILLOWS AND
CGsAl06s.
Druggists' Articles.
svvtas". ss.sres, r., EassM< Cord, 80 srss6a.
StdtionsvS Rubber Articles.
ELASTIC RINGsAND BANDS.
Toys.
Dolls, BAils. Wallets g ToSssoo Pcush>s.
Lsdisa' Dvsss SStsiSs sd Aseps,
Machine Bolsing,
HoSg AND HOSE COUPLINGS.
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0Oss ssighbor snaosassd, ~ sthss
day, tAs aadisg Of Bit Of copper err above
sowa, I'D proslsissd Il y - 'sasSsstsas
dsAosvsvy" 70 she city Of ksckak. W.
asked Nm 70 post ~ sp 10 ~ slansaas
which eonssitsss IL i.portases, ~ ~ He
taso passion. abuses q, aad rssssss = any
information On he ssbjsst.
Well, ~ nass soafsss ~ vsss llstls
nsaghsy IL askisg isiornstios Il ons ~
Aad noas - spaes. Ths tesAA i - sASsed
jsst sscha sssssssS rsssnes Of psbiishias ~
porsaas sswsia this isslAass = sssAlly IL.
dsgaishss Tie sassrprising discoveries 80
inPessaat announcements u shas sosssra.
u course The aanoaaesaass would esly b.
Astsss Of ridisals - No. e ia6ssnasiss.
sad hsvs tendency 70 give The psblis 8 veg
Low sstiaAss Of The intslligsnos Il ~ Pres
Of Ksokak.
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PA'xsvL AccsDsxf-ws regret 70 lsass
shat ". Rsddiagses, II he Paat, vas run
away With yssssedsy and thrown asoag the
eaas'ngs q Bsatsy's foasdry. He sss sp.se
Seriously hsrt, On The AssA 49, slsswAwe,
though ws believe his wounds are not con.
sidersd dangerous.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Assets Sl.3OO, 900.
fNONTINuES 10 Issue paticies on Dwellings,
~ stores, baildinxs, Manufacturing establish
ments, aud other property ~ pay sng rxtes.
Mr.. THOMAS JAMES II fully authorised 10
transact all bus.ne,s pertaining 10 insurance in
this city, during my abscncc to %. country.
II. b. TEN kYCk, Agent.
ODce on 81 e., With hickey = Simpson.
Keokuk, June /, '57-d2~
FREAM AMRlvAI8!
M RS. TALON takes pleasure in inform ne
Vl ing the Ladies Of Ksokuk that she hN ~
just received another fhe ass0rt u. ~ Of
PARIS BONNETS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
And other articles In her line. Ladies are request
ed to call and examine stock and work,
Dresa making done With Btstness and Dispatch.
Fowlsr's rule taught in . few lemons. Models for
sale. Store No. ~ Aain-strcet.
mav2Sh
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~Ms nsstlng q tAa Dresses q ~
Ksokak, =. 2. M \. =. =. o., hsld u
Ne o1ss q ~ CenpAsy oa ~ 81 iast-,
he Following gsaAlsasa we're ssaainsssly
elected oGcsrs for ~ sssaiag yssr:
Gee. RAgh Z. nsid, Po't W.. leieh-
tos, ID, Ssssaasy and Trsasursr q. ".
KiihssssA O.. Rsrsess, :. 3. Ford, Esss-
utiya Connit4ee. $3.50
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kxcCRszoSs.-kx sarsisaS 49, q y -
order = " ~. o. rsssaav's iusss e1ssy
Of sabbasA SsAsel sA,ldrsa vsas = = -
Asssstiss soa1 . isw niles. Ysle9ons an
other iAres pstg-vs shosld thin 10 q
4OO-wsse sP % Tie De- Aoisss, - y
every sppssfsaes when thsy lsfs ~ ssnals
DAY" ;bsfofs The. 10 reality. To-Day tAe
ssoskholdsss Z ~ lssssr ~ - = 70
Fssmiagtoas Hhsss regular lasttsaa , . b,
given y Asasr q ~ arrival u - ssiYon.
boss," - "stsan. snake" Or vhassyst -
choose TO sail him.
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WE have Oval, Round and 0ctsgon Stone and
wv Chsrcoai Furnaces, very convenient for tioh-
ing and broilng Iurposss, ~ II Aain-si.
sprS-d COMkTOCk BRO.
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AWkLRY q svsry 1MVFlpAlon nAeaz9 ss1aS1Se
- ssdes ~ gAnsL q. bR1D6kS,
neA13a 81 Main-etsses.
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NOTICE.

1y0ASTOCk 4 Dk0. prepared To pat W
~ Aouslsy's cheap smoke venulater. the ealy
trun remedy for smoky ehmnsys.
apr2i-d
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D1kSOuo san nov have N opportunity Of pro
: caring 10 asses. = s1jeiaiAg AsniIton, near d,
BisR, ct very lev Agusss. lslsiss of I. 80
sH3ed kAAFLn 8 RANKIN.
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q IN MARKET.
II OTs = Z, I'D :. % ksvss. ..bstwssa EnsAaAee
~ and Maxi. Also, ~ By % feet, corner Of 90
anA Johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN.
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Sheet Iron Stoves.
SELE REGULATORS.
ar this article We need not speak, ~ IT. peps-
~ larity still continues to incrcase ito sals.
We mike nix sises II this stovs--opsn asd elcss
toIs-which We will sell very low. Great care
should be used in selecting the best VI Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves will wear many years.
The open tops are seri.us objection to all these
wishing m air-tight stove. We have both open
aud closo top, sti7 Msin-st.
xprs-d COMsTOCK BRO.
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A LOIS IN 4asoas Lower Additisu--Ass view Of
+ the city sndr ivsr, Tern easy.
Aiss, livery desirable lots in klnvood, for resi-
Dc Aees.
nshisA SAMPLE ! RANKIN.
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n DOx. SUGAR KETTLES, from 10 40 gAl.,
~ 1T No. ~ Msin street,
aps3-d CoNSToCK BRO.
10 DOE. DUCK TEA KETTLES, Il our store
tO. very low. C0AS10Ck BkO.,
apfS-d ~ Nain-ss.
SISTNHAN's Tools and Machines consIsaIIy @
i hand ct our store, No. a Msin-tt.
AprS-d CeAS1Otk 1AO.
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hNWk.EYe state.

A STOVE With great capacity for both csokng
n and Heating. We make three sizes Of thsse,
and . every person With large families sad cold
houses, We weularecommend this article.
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thHd had stepped into an ealing-house In
Covent Garden: and there had heard great
Roman Catholic banker vow, in the hearing
OF all the guests and drawers, TO- kill The he
reiical iyrant. Oates, that he might no, be
eclpsed by bis imiaiors, soon added a large
supplement 10 bis original narrative. : He
had tbs porienious impudence TO affirm
among other things, thathe had once stood
behind door which was ajar, and had there
heard the Queen declare that she had re-
solved 10 give her consent 10 the assassina.
iion of her husband. The vulgar believed,
and the highest magistrates pretended 10 be-
lieve, even such fictions as these. The
chief judges of the realm were corrupt,
cruel, and tmid. The leaders of the coun.
Try party encouraged the delusion. The
most respectable among them, indeed, were
themselves so for deluded as 10 believe The
greater part Of the evidence of the plot to be
true. Such men as SALISBURY and Buck
ingham doubtless perceived that the whole
was romance but il was romance which
served their turn, and 10 their scared con-
sciences the death Of an innocent man gave
no more nneasiness than the death of part
ridge. The iuries parlook of the feelings
then common throughout the nation, and
were encouraged By the bench 10 indulge
those feelings without restraint. The multi
tude applauded Oates and his confederates,
hooted and pelted The witnesses who appear
ed on behalf of the accused, and shouted
with Joy when the verdict Of guilty was pro-
nounced. 1t was in vain that the sufferers
appealed TO The respeclabiiiy of their pas,
lives; for the public mind was possessed
with the belief that the more CONSCIENTIOUS q
papist was, the more likely he must be 10
plot against Protestant government. It was
in vain that, just before The cart passed from
under their feet, they resoluiely affirmed
their innocence; for the general opinion was,
that good pap,st considered all lies which
were serviceabls to his Church as hot only
excusabe, but meritorious.
While innocent blood was shedding under
the forms Of justice, The new Parliament
met; and such was the violence of The pre-
dominant party, that even men whose youth
had been passed amid revoIutions-men
who remembered the aitainder of STAFFORD,
the attempt on the five members, the aboli-
tion Of the House of Lords. the execution Of
the King-sood aghast al the aspect Of pub
lie affairs. The impeachment of Dandy was
resumed. He pleaded the royal pardon; but
the Commons ireaied tha plea with contempt.
and insisted that the trial should proceed
Dandy, however, was not their chief object.
They were convinced that The only efIectual
way of securing the liberties and religion Of
the nation was to exclude the Duke of York
from the throne.
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TnE MlsEI,iEs OF HOOPS.

Hoops make useful, pretty toys
For active little girls and boys
But hoops on woman, gentle,
Are things 10 sneer al and 10 scoff,
And like the whoop OF whooping cough,
Neither useful nor ornamental.
For while frail woman bones her skirts,
Ard with skeleton faunts and firts,
She has so much 10 carry,
Man finds il hard with her 10 talk,
And harder still 10 sit or walk,
Bu, hardest of all 10 marry.
For when smitten wretch has seen,
Among the lost in crinoline,
The one his heart holds dearer,
Oh what chill to ardent passion,
To feel that tl,ro' this hollow fashion,
He never can be nearer
That instead of iimidly drawing near,
And pouring into Inc thrilling ear
The food of his souls devotion,
He must stand and below in thuhder tones,
Across half acre of skirts and bones,
AS if hailins ship on the ocean!
And If, by chance, the maid of his choice,
Shall family hear her lovers voice,
And smiles her condescension--
Why he captures mass of hoops and rings,
Skeletons, bones and other things
Too horrible 10 mention.
Thus lovely woman hoops to folly,
And drives poor man to melancholy,
By her great frigid zones;
Then lei her hear warning voice,
Between her hoops and hopes make choice,
And give the dogs her bones.