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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE pits,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This well-known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc
tions from any cause whatever: and although a power
furemedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the con.
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u peculiarly suited 1t will, in short ime bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These fttis hdre neoe~been Enocn to Ea ,chers IN
directions on TIE % page Of panpAles are .o<u Oh.
served.
- For full particulars, ret . pamphlet. free.
the agent.
n. B.-S1 and 9 postage stamps enclosed to an au.
thorized AGENT will Insure bottle, containing over 20
pills, by return Of mail. " "
sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES
(Late !. O. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail
Dec 81 Burlington, Iowa
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~. svv,x DIAN BoprKs FOUND IN NEW Your

Ihk SKSkN UEAp n7'' y e1~' ~ " '" Z VNA'
The NV York papers say that Mayor Tie
mann has sscertsined beyond doubt that the
seven dead bodies fonnd in a box that foated
ashore at Westchester, n. Y, were lost over.
board from the steamboat employed in the re-
uora Of the pauper remains from the old Pot
,ers Field at the corner Of Fiftieth street and
lexington Avenue to Wards Island. The box
slipped overheard, and the parties in charge saw
i, Hoat towards Westchester without attempting
rescue it. The only mistake about the
Eesichester inquest was that there we're the
suains of fifteen bodies instead Of seven in
as box. So this great mystery is satisfactorily
manned.
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DIR. Bakers Snecific

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Prics 81 80 pss bottle,
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1e!o ~ - GAY AAd eoUlREa D DL0n0, Dsuegisas,
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eve call the attention Of the Public

rrWe call the attention Of the Public a
,.,ge. and Country Merchants In particular, "a
i. advertisement Of Nessrs GRExxsAux q
y.,srl, Wholesale and retail dealers. Jefferson
.,,.e,. No. II, in Ready Made Ciothisg, Fkr.
.:.,;.o Goods, Hats. GotAs, Cassimerss, Vest
IN. 7eilor's 7rimmings, etc. etc. Their stock
.,.s MOST xxrEsslvE in their line In the city,
I'd thew keep some Of the finest Clot1ing, Gas.
:m,,,, and Testings, which they will be happy
= make up to order At about as los rates. As
p..ay made Clothing can be bought for. Gen.
Ion intending to 60 TO Pixies Peak will find
=. ,;rh, kind Of goods in their establishment.
Go and see ....
Jefferson st., No. IL,
,.,o,. purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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Down on the Eastern Shore" of Virginia
there is an editor who is also his own composi-
tor and pressmsn, and makes occasional yoya-
ges along the coast to Norfolk as captain of
the schooner Polly, who breaches on Sunday.
teaches school on week days, and still finds
time to take care of a wife and sixteen children.
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The Deacon ana The Irfanran.

l
: Under this head We ind the following
amusing story going the rounds:
. "A few months ago AZ Mr.. ingalls, Of
Swampcoot, R. l., was travelling the west.
em part Of the State Of New York, he
fell in with an Irishman who had lately
arrived in this country, was in quest Of .
brother who came before him and settled
IN some Of the diggings in that vicinity.
rat was strong, athletic man, q strong
Catholic and had never seen the interior
OF Protestant church. TWAS pleasant
Sunday morning that brother Ingalls, met
Pat, who inquired the way to church
ingalls, was good and pious man. He
told Pat that he was goingto church him
self, and invited his new acquaintance to
keep him company thither, CHS place Of
destination being small Methodist house
near by There was grand revival at
tho time, and one Of the Deacons. (who
by the way i very small in staturel inyi-
ted brother ingalls, to take seat in his
pew. de accepted the invitation, and
walked in followed by Pat, who looked in
vain to find the altar, &c. After he was
seated, he turned to brother Ingalls,, and
IN whisper. which could be heard All
around, inquired:
Sure, and isn't this hiraitick church,
Hush, said ingalls,, if you speak q
loud word they will put you out
And faith not word viii / spake at al
replied Pat.
The meeting was opened with PRAYER
Dy the pastor. Pat was cycling him very =
closely, when the old gentleman who was :
standing in the pew directly in front Of .
Fat shouted GLORY
hist, ye clear demon, rejoined Pat, p
Nth his loud whisper, which was plainly y
,eard by the minister, be decent; and .,
ION make BLACKBOARD Of yourself %
Inc parson grew more fervent in his
evotions. Presently the Deacon uttered
q audible groan. \
'Hist-t-t, ye BLACKBOARD, have you no !.
AGENCY at all 7" said Pat at the same mo.
tent giving the Deacon punch in the 81
os, which caused him nearly to loose his }
luihDrlum. The minister stopped, and q
ktending his hand in a supplicating man
er, said CO
brethren we cannot be disturbed in 1
rs way. Will some one put that man out e Sa
:, us, your riverance, shouted Pat, | Ca
", and suiting the action to the word. s Shi
collared the deacon, and to the Taught j.
ana utter establishment of all present. q
GLIDING the pastor and brother ingalls,. 81
dragged him through the aisle, and =.
tn tremendous kick he landed him in =
vestibule of the church. NV ~.
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The Boston Advertiser thinks that the Union
was sensibly strengthened by the dinner at the
Revere, to Mr.. Paul Morphy of New Orleans, at
which the modern Athenians expressed their
admiration 0. themselves and of each other
And the Boston Courier recommends Mr.. Nor
ply az candidate for the Presidency.
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% hessrs. Keiser, Woodward l. Sheriff. are
furnishing their customers with a very superior
rice Of Corn Meal made from good sound
corn GOOD meal is desdera;um this wear
.nd We Can confidently recommend that made
92e ABOVE mlers, as well as their Flour.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says of the story
that "the Benicia Boy is to marry young lady
OF that city, of wealth and position" that at is
one OF those stupid fictions in which the Goth
amite hebdomadals not unfrequently indulge
inS"
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~ There is atremcndous Hebdomidsl pub.
lshed at three county seats, having three edi-
tors and three publishers, called 1.-THE Spirit of
Western Enterprise" 1t is at once and stimuli
taneously published, and We presume printed at
Decatur City, Wayne County, Mt. Ayr, Ringgeld
County, and Oceola, Clark County The three
editors, three printers, and we presume three
devils who compose and make up this triple
headed concern, feeling naturally grateful for
the favor of Daily exchange, have by way Of
compensation given US an equivalent in good
advice which runs about as follows:
The DAILY HAwK-EYE, Burlington. ia the
most useful news sheet in Iowa. Mr. Durham
is the most active and devoted editor
within the range OF our vision, aud manages 10
| monopolise about twothirds of the souabbes
occurring in his neighborhood. II he would
moderate his ardor in assuming doubtful possi-
tons, merely that he may have the glory OF be-
ing the first to occupy them, he would be in
valuable to his brethren Of the press
"The Spirit of Western Enterprise" is en-
tilted to our gratitude. We make our pro-
foundest bow to the three editors, three pub
fishers, three printers, and three devils. II
there was any thing needed 10 make the Week
~ ''spirit" equal to the Daily Hawk Eye, (which
there is mott it is the profund,y of this ad-
vice given with such clearness and perspicuity.
And it not only makes the Spirit equal to the
Hawk Eye last year, this year, but next year
and during all time to come. While the said
Spirit OF Western Enterprise holds its onward
and upward career we shall insist that II never
again lay US so deeply in debt. Deliver us
from any further puffs.
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The LATE FRosTs AND THE CRoPs.-We pub.
ltsh extracts from papers received from various
parts OF this and other States, giving accounts
OF the late extended frosts. The question as to
the extent to which the growing grain has been
injured, is one that interests all classes Of our
people at the present time.
Ii is a settled fact that considerable damage
has been done throughout the country, to gar
den vegetation. But as regards Corn and
Wheat, though scotched in some localities, they
have not suffered much permanent injury
Where the insect had begun its ravages 10 the
wheat fields, the frost has effectually DESTROYED
the pest, and not materially injured the plant.
There is but little doubt Of the recovery of
the wheat and corn from the effects of the frosts
But should the corn have been cut of, there is
sufficient time to replant, the only effect being
to belate the crop.
The more lender vines, plants and fruits, in
gardens and orchards, have pretty generally
suffered all over the North, as far East as central
New York, and as far west as the Mississippi
Chicago Journal.
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F0GSD.-Three notes have been left at this
alx Tor the owner. They we're given by
thsres 0Kefie to John Neill for 500 each,
I'D dated al Burlington, August Is, 1856.
Also, an old leather wallet or portmonnie con.
tanning several papers, among which is note
dated st Lsharp for 1890, given by S. v.
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RnuDrp-A party of Pixies Peakers passed
through tsEa, on their homeward journey, on
Saturday, They sod out most of their effects
here, at auction. The unfortunate men looked
,sfter sorrnWfHl
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STARTLING DISCLOSURES The trial of .Johr
Mclaughlin, now going on at Chicago. TO,
throwing train of ears on the Galena aud Chi.
cago railroad off the track, has disclosed a
most daring and diabolical gang of villains, both
male ami female. The members OF the gang
are located at Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago,
ana 1t seems they are engaged in murders bv
all sorts OF Devices such as poisoning, arson.
ana railroad obstruction. Several confidential
Ietters between two female friends in Buffalo.
ana an accomplice in Chicago, disclosed the
wnoie matter, and the entire plan of operations.
From these it appears that a number OF per
sons have fallen victims to their nefarious
schemes, and how many have suffered by 9TH
ers hands can only be conjectured. This dis
covery may account in some measure for MANY
OF the secret murders by poison and other
means, accidents to railroad trains, &C., that
have been SO numerous of late
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before purcna'
,...nlican County Convention.

n..uhlicAm County Convention.
r.. Republican County Convention met at
o.m,. Hall, Saturday afternoon. Calvin
o.m.,, Of Union Township, was called to the
60, ,pdH. C. Orbit, Of Burligton, was apoint-
ed Secretary.
Tho following Delegates and Alternates, were
appointed to represent Des AOinss county in the
> .,,;.,n State Convention to assemble at Des
~. Civ on the 22d inst.
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supreme COuft-JMme torms 1859.
CASES DEcIDED-JuNE 8.
Peak v. McFadden, Davis, Affirmed
Barclay '. Brazleton, Henry,
State v. Freeman. johnson,
v. Safer, Des Aoines,
v. Wilson, 4"
v. Malcolm, Lee,
Mobley v. Phillips, Delaware. Reverse
Emo v. Hunt, Clayton,
Cameron v. Logan, Dubuque,
Loring v. Edes. Muscatine,
Hargrave v. Edes, "
Coates & Davis v. Storey, Scott,
Shelenberger v. Ward, jackson, Affirmed.
Andrews v. Clark, Pottawattamie.
Brownlee V. Moore, Van Buren,,
JUNE 9TH.
Fee v. Brown, Jefferson, Afirm.a
Walker v. Clark, johnson,
Agnew v. Clark, 4"
Flanders v. Hoey, Dubuque,
State v. Thiessen, Scott, :"
v. Rhul, Des Moines, Rerversed
Partridge v. Wilsey, Lee,
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Legal Notice.

Legal 0OCC0.
Estate Of o. ID. Laughlin, deceased.
In County Court. lsitting ~ . Cour: Of
Des Monss County, Iowa. Probate.
eTNHk undersigned hereby give Notice Of their an.
pontment By said Court - Executors Of the Estste
Of said o. d Lsughlid, deceased.
persons indebted to said Estate requested 70
make Immediate payment to the undessiened and
persons holding claims against said Rseao are uoAeA
TO present the Same 10 said court for allowance.
BETHlAH LAU0HLlN.
JOHN BANGS, Jr,
1ue1s-Wsv Exseuceso
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The following ars the nalnes 81 delscstes N
pointed b the Democratic Convention which
assembled h Burlington. Saturday last to rep-
resent the County in the State Convention
which ensembles g The Capital on the asd inst
A W Carpenter, George P. Kri.chh.,,.
George Temple, Louis Schade'
Cnsres Mason, ] G Hall,
" wsensman, George Ross,
Uonn Z Gore, VIM woodward,
neoer. no0nson, Beverly Ssarcy.
ffedenck Funk, V n Pendleton.
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hsT TIMK.-The War Eagle came up from
SLouis Saturday morning in twenty -four hours
q: thirty minutes.
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o1A11 or IOWA, -
y 11oioes Oounty. -
Or ~ u. y. TALDERT
- y re rsss4encs In Daglington tswnship, De-
AH9es Uounty, Iowa. on ~ 9Th day OF June, 1860
~ LsssAy MAse, described follows to VII: CoIot
.n aeese tsn yeers old. whts fsss STAR IN forehead
~ nans hand leg above TIE pAstern joint, about
III, ,. p. = .~'o's = - =.
1iled June 10, 1851.
4. J. MESSENGER, Clerk %. Curt.
~ w. WcoDs, Deputy.
jun12 - .-o~.NS~s
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New York lima

NeW Urk, June 8.
A horrible poisoning case has just come to
light at Montague, Sussex county, j. A doc.
tor named WicEham induced man named Cole
to have his wife's life insured, as she was about
to be confined in short time. They arranged
that she should be poisoned during her sickness
and that the insurance money should be divided
between them. DR., Wickam, however, CHANGED
not to DE present when she was confined, and
another physician was called in who left the
mother and child doing well. In about week
"ickham called, and took occasion to admins.
Ter something TO the woman, who died in twenty
minutes afterwards. After she had been buried,
it transpred through the investigation of the
Insurance Company, that Wickham had given
her a large quantity of arsHenic. The husband
confessed the whole transaction. Wickham, at
last accounts, was at large
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Sugar. Cane Mills

NOW Is THE TIME you wish to
: secure cheap, durable, and e6cient MIL I
have superior pattern warranted to tve
orders should be sent in early to obtain them in
season for the crop.
Prices to suit the times.
junl3-d1Otw2m HrN..pJp
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Main Street, Darlington, june 6, 1859.

i GREAT SALE
Of Personal and Real Property.
/ A Rare Chance 20 Make MOney!!-Qk
| City Lots for sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Trustees for the Ic.rfan Com
munity, oder for Sale the whole Personal and Real
pIorerty used ard occupied BY said Society at Nauvoo
ihnob. VI the twenty. nve lots composing the real
property seventeen situated the center or ~
oisy. On which are built fifteen houses, adapted TO The
1st-Eight Dwelling houses, coptai,ing over I'm
Rooms With large and finely decorated Hail. known a
ne "lcArsn Hall" aud the Kitchens, Needle shops.
:, and-A One Stone Buidins-she Icarian schoe
srd-A Brick House-Bakery.
ash-one ssone one Brick, and one Log House, con-
tanning The oooPeri, Carpenters, wagon mixers.
oth-One Cow and Or Stable.
0ih-One Horse Stable.
Ith-A Garden House.
s,h-ln The center Of this Division or the property,
MORMON TEMPLE,
remaining standing.
me mississippi River, this property consists Of esht
lots, on which is built Distery and Grit And ss~
NH, as also hne Brick Dwelling aouse ana ave other
oat-houses built for the accommodation or ths rstah
just repaired, and the only one OF he ina
lor ten miles around. The Warsaw and Rockford Raj.
road, In course Of construction passes within \ fev
hundred yards Of this MIL
Island No. ;, the most timbered one between Men.
lrose and Fort Madison, with very comfortable calm
Tor sale. -eAe's s0serhseo
the above described real together with large
mount OK undescribed personal property viii be sod
ion Of the purchaser. 49, ss-
sale to be made at Nauvoo, Illinois; commencing on
ne ioth DAY OF August, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
continue from Gay to f aty 1s'i! s0ld'
On all sales OF ave dollars UNDER cash or the pa
et que OF the lcarian Community. On all sales OF
er sonal property, months at ten Der cent with
pproved security or the paper Icarian Com
luny IN hand On all sales Of Real Estate one third
iuny or approved personal security at four months
ten per cent; one third four months either in cash
the paper due of the Icaria Community: AZ tLe
alamo with ten per interest In one year Cert
aes OF the sale will be given, and deeds made when
ayment 10 fuiy made ~ the time Is due. Pos | Q
ssion TO be given In good der as at sale wheR
le four Months payment is made
FOR any other Information inquire Of the under signed
MORkILL, GERARD L PRUDENT
No.. n, Assignecs. /.
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IMPORTANT To All.

~
Every man, woman and child should read the adver.
tsements which have been erted in our columns by
Dr. Eastery, ef St. LOUIS. His medicines are sellins
very rapidly in nearly every and city in the West
ern States and there has been but one voice saying
Dr. Eastery your medicines good. During the last
two years over One Hundred Thousand Bottles of Dr.
Easterys Iodine amt sarsa para have been Sold also
one Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr. Easterlys Fever
ana Ague Killer, and very large quantities Of Dr. Car
ters Cough Balsam, DR. Hoopers Female Cordial and
D..Bakers Spe cfc, and the den and is every day in
creasng, which shows that when articles possess bixb
intrinsic merit like these, they not fail to be appre
ciated oy the American people. No person afnicted
with any disease for which they recommended should
fail to give them atrial.
- NO person should think Of gong to PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply Of DR.. Easterlys popu.
lar Medicines: They are seld BY eQUIREs RLOSs
and Il. Il. GAY, Burlington, Iowa Im.rs
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ylnrIxan a. Eo.as -


which Is SO simple, that child can operate It,
ana experience In the use Sewing Machines demon
srates that this Machine is less liable to get out OF
order than any other Sewing Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G.. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.
says: after an examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours is the
best, and an alms constant for some time has
more than reaiiz I'd expectations for know there
Is no other machine that will, with little trouble
perform SO much and many different kinds of work
planter says: II used to employ th,ee or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while nv vile
uses for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY LYONS, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York
w. 4. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
UhslLLE LEoNERD, General Agent, 81 Clark st..
M Ind
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Inc Minnesota papers are having little
amusement over the fact Gen, Shields found his
pocket book, containing $4,000, in his overcoat
pocket after having given it up as stolen,
while going up the Mississippi.
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AAAHk 0AND Al ETA II
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAT-, IN CON
what we have never been
medicine-NEVER HAS
GLE INSTANCE, TO EFF
timely used. Never did
dissatisfaction by any one
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms Of highest
gical effects and medical
matter "wHAr We DO
experience, AND PLRDGg
FULTILAENT o. WHAT We
every instance where the
pain and exhaustion, re
fifteen minutes after the
This valuable prepare
one Of the most EXPERT
NURSES in New England,
NEWER FAILING SUCCESS mi
THOUSANDS
II not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
will almost instantly re
GRIPPING IN THE
WIND
and overcome convulsion s,
edied end in death. We
sUREsr REMEDY In THE
ID YSENTERY AND DIAR
whether II arises from
err cause. We would saw
. child suffering from any
plaints-D0 NOf LET YOUR
sDicEs OF orHEas, stand
child and the relief that
SOLUTELY SURE--to fol
cine, u timely used. Full
accompany each bottle.
fac-simile of CURTIS q!
on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throu
Principal Office, No.
Sold In Chicago, by
ian7hpiydie
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sfeI1 h.rs aasliIs.-Ihe following new coun.
lsilro.a .. recently been discovered:
tnaes viii . !. Decatur, Illinois-3's, Wig. two
t.st apD., -. aa shield between them figure 2 on
ssasle on ,ba : Washington on the left and
Its altered aee e. Bank, Fond du Lac,
VS. nan from l's-vig. 1.-THE Mil
N'ss, steam. carrying a' . sack !; horse, colt.
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A CONGRESSIONAL SLAVE CoDE.-A distin-
guished gentleman of this Congressional Dis.
trct, himself a lawyer of the first repute, in
formed US the other dav, that, in . recent con.
versation with Judge McLane at Cincinnati, he
put the question of Intervention for protection
directly to that eminent Republican iurist, ask
ing him, if, on the assumption that the right of
slave property exists in the Territories, as de-
clared the Supreme Court in the bred Scott
case, it is not the solemn duty of Congress to
protect it, Judge Mclean instantly replied:
CLEARLY, Sir."-Louisville Journal.
How correctly the above represents the lam
guage used by Judge Mclean on this subject,
We do not personally know So much az this,
however. is certain, that no one who will can
didiy examine the opinion Of Judge fancy in the
bred Scott case, can have particle Of hesita-
ton In saying that Congressional protection to
Slavery in the Territories is absolutely required
not only as logical conclusion, but also in ex.
press terms. The venerable Chief Justice as
serts, in unmistakeable language, that the only
power Congress has over Slavery in the Terri.
tories, is "she right coupled NTH the duty of
guarding and protecting" that institution. 1t is
hardly necessary to add that Judge Mclean
himself dissents IN toto from this doctrine, and
has conclusively refuted it in his dissenting
opinion.-Cin. Gazette.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
June 10th, BY Rev. W. y. Baird, Mr.. WILLIAM GIL.
LIES, OF this city, and MISS ELIZABETH SMITH, Of
New Brunswick, New Jersey.