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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

The OrTUMwA SEMfNARY.-This institu-
ton, as we have before stated, commences
its Fifth Session under the continued and
able supervision of Prof, T. G. Woodward,
assisted by Mrs. Lizzie d. Woodward, Rev.
j. NJ. McElroy, and Rev. s. H. Worcester
We understand that the prospect of the
School for the Term are highly encouraging.
term will be course of lessons in oil pain
ting by Prof. Woscester, who has superior
qualifications in that department, and in
strHctions in Drawing and Water Colors
will be given by Mrs. Woodward.
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PLASTERING.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

las. DUGAN, formerly Of Cincinnati would re-
- spectfully announce to the citizens of Wapello
county that he is located Ottumwa for the purpose
Of carrying on Plain and Ornamental Plastering.-
Those having work TO do in his line will do well to
give him call before going elsewhere. Persons wish
ing To get plaster ornamental centerpeces TO adorn
their parors get them put up without the
venience ofremoying carpet, and at price to suit
the times Pasterers of this and adjoining counties
wishing to get drafts of cornces centerpeces shield
medallions and space ornaments, can be accommoda-
ted by calling on him, AZ the Carroll House.
Ottamwa, Feb eth 1859. 1O-5O-tf
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Books and Magazines.

LADIES HOME MAGAZINE, the May num-
Der, an excellent one, is received. We
again commend it as one of the cheapest,
and best of the Magazines for the Family.
81 is the price Of a single copy 4 copies S.,
I. S. Arthur & Co, Philadelphia.
Petersons Magazine for May has been
some days before us, and we would again
urge its merits upon the attent on Of our rea-
ders. 1t is all excellent Family Magazine,
and very cheap at 81, and still cheaper to
clubs. Charles j. Peterson Publisher, Phil.
adelphia. ....--.. ...
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MISS MAHON having permanently located
lVu In Ottumws, Is DESTROYS OF forming a Music class
on the Piano Melodeon. Having been engaged In
teaching music for several years, Miss NJ with great
confidence, socits the patronage of the citizens
Ottumwa. E
TRRMs:--fs per Session Of twelve weeks: 42 use
Of instrument one hour each day. Half payments
isrdridtfy in advance. a&
REFERR NoEs:- Messrs. w. @. Peters Sons, Gin. o.
q. w. Pearson, Esq Prof of Music, Dayton, Ohio.
DIR. Martin, Xenia, O.. Rev. W. II. Andrews, Cannons
burg Penn. g. K.snider ESQ.,, Riply. G. Hemphlil
do 8. w. Humphreys, ESQ.,, do.
April Z, D9-4-l1-3m 's
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The Philomathian Society having been
reorganized, and intending again to open
their Library, would request all persons
having books belonging to the same to re-
} turn them as soon as possible. The Libra
~ will be open every Saturday from 4 to
o'clock P. M. Room for the present, in
Williamson & ThralTs, over Hawleys store.
Rules and regulations for the government Of
the Library will be published next week.
f. NJ. GEPHART. Librarian.
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Our friend, Mr.. T. c. Woodward, has real
ly splendid stock Of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Gentlemen's Quitting goods,
acomplcte stock, of notions, &C., that can be
found in this part of the west. We take
pleasure in recommending our readers to call
on Mr.. Woodward at an early day, and ex-
anime goods, and learn prices, for them
Sn1vac -
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Doors, SHOES, LEATHER &c.-We call the
attention of our readers to an advertisement
of Messrs, Evans & Bidleman, extensive
dealers in the articles above mentioned, 1876
Main ST., Keokuk. 1t affords us pleasure
to introduce this house to our readers in the
Valley, and we hope they will bear it in
mind when they visit Keokuk.
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DIssoLvED. Eaton 4 Bennett, it will be
seen, have dissolved partnership, the bust.
ness to be continued at the old stand by
Daniel Eaton, who manufactures and keeps
for sale good assert ment of Cabinet ware,
Chairs &c. @aF-@1 wv 49,
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SNERIFF,S SALE

10y virtue of an Execution to me directed from the
uODistrict Court Of Wapeo County, State of Iowa,
will expose SALE at Public Auction the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the frcnt door of the
Court House in Wapeo County, State Of Iowa, the
9Th day of April. 1859, between the hours CT O'Clock
A. NJ, and o'clock Z. NJ OF said day, the following
described Real Estate towit Lots Nos three and six
in block No. twenty In the second addition to
Blakesburg. Taken the property OF Martin Bize to
satisfy an Execution in favor Of Nathan Billing and
against W. J. shelton and Martin Bize for the Of
two hundred and thrty-eght dollars and 36 cents
and interest and costs. Hs
March nth, 1852 WIN. LEWIS, jr., sheriff.
nl-li4w Per 4. G. EASTMAN Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

UlAKEN mp by William Henning of Adams Town
j ship, on the Pend day Of November, 1858, four
head of estray steers described follows first
mostly red with little white on back and belly,
Marked crop off the left and swallow fork in the right
second dark red some white belly, and bell on,
marked, swallow fork in EACH the third one,
brown sides with white on his back and belly, ears
marked crop and underbit in left, and swallow fork
in right, taken with yoke the fourth, all red, swa
low fork in each All of which said stears sup
posed to be five DID, and appraised to be of the
value of Fiftyve dollars before Daniel Clark, JUS
tice of the Peace of Wspello County, iowa.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa February Sd 1850 n43m
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SHER1rF.s SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to me din ected from the
- District Court of wapello County, State Of Iowa.
will expose to SALE at Public Auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand at the front door of the
Court House in Wapeio County, State ofIows, the
9th day Of April A. d. 1859, between the hours OF
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p NJ of said day, the
following described Real Estate to-wt Lots Nos.
Twenty-nine Thirty, Thirty-one and Thirty-two, In
j. W. Norris Subdivision Of item of of the South
East End of the East Half of the South West Quarter
Of Section, No nineteen, Township, No. seventytwo,
Range thirteen, West. in wapello County, Iowa. Ia
ken the property OF 4. b. Murphy satisfy an Ex
cution in favor of Bernard Co., and against \. D.
Murphy for the sum of one hundred end thirty-one
dollars and IS cents and interest and costs.
March 18th, 1859. VIM LEWIS, jr., Sheriff.
nl-il-iw Per +. &. EASTMAN Deputy.
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The weather the past week has been un-
settled A portion Of several days has been
pleasant and spring like, the residue has
been almost freezing cold. Farmers have
been trying to pillow, but it is too wet yet
Our citizens have done something in the
way Of gardening and setting out trees.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

New FrRN.-Our young friend, Joseph
Cha. nbers has been admitted partner with
Charles Lawrence, under the style of Law
renee & Chambers. This viii prove, zoe
predict, a good aid strong Firm. ..
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UNTER 4 Sewers, having purchased the inter
il II est OF Mr. Charles Hendrie In the Ottumwa CIT,
Mills will continue the business under the above Arm
Thankful for the avors extended the late rn they
solicit continuance Of the same to the new.
~ Cash paid for wheat. T1t il
Ottumws Jan. 18th 1S59.-n1,4 stl eFs
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OTTUMW A COURIER,
Thursday Morning, April Ia, 1859.
Local and Miscellaneous

We are pleased to learn that Ton is fully
realizing his expectations with his news
Observation-Disclosures. He keeps nice stock,
replenished daily. Call at the p. o. and see
for yourself. ts.ta %taas = #-#ARaaA."-
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Lawrence & Chambe rs expect, at the time
wcsgo to press, to receive a large and well
assorted stock of goods purchased by Mr.
Lawrence in st. Louis a few days ago, and
they viii probably have them opened and
ready for inspection of their friends and Gus
toners by tomorrow morning .. -...
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OTTUMwA SENIINAnY.
Great Attraction

"AvING purchased the stock Of Dry Goods and
IL Groceries formerly owned by Milgan Bro,
shall continue the business at the old stand and will
sell for sixty days at Cost for Cash approved
try produce. George ID. Miilgan be found at che
old stand ready TO attend to all calls. There is nc
ing of the spring trade to make for large stock
II. ID. WOODWARD.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1s59--14
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TAKE NOTICE.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF an execution to me directed from the
1DDistrict Court of Wapelo County, State of Iowa,
will expose to sale, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, at the front door of the
Court House in Wapelo County, State OF Iowa, the
9th day of April 1859, between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described Real Estate towit The north west quarter
Of the south east quarter Of section No (23) twenty
three, Township (I seventy one, range Is, west Ia
ken the property of Martin Blize to satisfy Ex
ecution in favor of T. Sharp and against j. Shell
ton Martin Blize A. ]. Weledy and JAS Coda for the
Of one hundred and one dollars and 81 cents and
interest and costs.
March 18th, 1859. VIM. LEWIS, jr., Sheriff.
nl-l1-4w Per T.. G.. EASTMAN, Deputy.
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THE PANIC EXPLODEDN
GOODS Fol. TIE MILLIoNI

a Infallbie remedy for the hard times win he
n found In buying Goods at the Cheap Store Of the
Undersigned In Otunwa: who having sht therarge
stock Of Gooss, in Richards Block Of G. D. Hackworth
and added to II magnificent Stock OF Spring and
Summer Goods, makes his Stock perhaps, the largest,
his styles the newest and most attractive his assor
ment the most varied and complete Of any other House
IN the Demoine Valley, embracing every description
Dry Goods, Cosss, Ctssi,aeres, Laiiss Dress Goods
Of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods aud Notions of
every description. A fine assortment of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

Seperctent Institution established bu special Ea
doarmeat, for Ire ReiieFQfthe SICK and his
tressed, afflicted acih FirHieat and ,.aa"
Epidemic Diseases
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rwsLvE LfuRs on Lsss mAxaA SouAnr

Business Cards, not exceeding six iines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40. asTe !. sgss
Funeral Notices 81 90. obftaAris., according
to Space occupied. 4aG@
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates, f&sA8&N SD
Advertisements ieaded and placAa, aaler the
head Of opeciai Notice." doaDle ne ordinary
rates. 8@ esyfg &S
special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
sivsiy in the Daily, after the drst two weeks,
30 per cent. taors than the AhuyA sAsss.
All traastsnt adrsrfisem~nfs musf be paf1 for
In aassses. This rule will net bsSarssA from
Whea the Adsertiser usss the Weekly acne
the price will be the same ~ In the Daiiy-
whsre the Daily and Weekly sre kosb used
Is per cent. will be deducted from the agsre-
gate amount. E4% %aEg3&I @ES9E
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 40 much for the space he cccupics, the
changes being cnargeahie for the compositiop
only. This plan 10 now generally adopted -
Our charge for shAnyos viii be fb cents per
square.
- In ali osses ywhsrs sAvestiss nsnts are
Discontinued before the expiratinn Of the xssr
or the time ecutsactcd fos, they win u chaYsed
up At our rsgaisr rAtss Eev tie tsne. 'ae esua /.
iy In. .a9nw 4 .8MFH4F &fWas A8ws
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The New lark Pribsse, snsv more tAan r~ven
teen years old, which WAS the. 6rst sarna iin she
world that appeared regularly on All imper,.l
eight pess sheet at iow price IA ty.o cents and
which hss astaincd ths uayarxiielcd srrfrsate ~
more thar Gee sRlsci ptions Yespsctfulfy ,i,e
its its share OF the patronage Witch the Netror.l
itan Press Is henceforth to receive.
within the present year The Tribune has pro
vid.d tssif sitA new and fastsr prsss, a. s tsse
VI Sso ,e0s, merely that some Of ou ssuhserihsss
may rseeavs their papers mall cartier than thew
other viser might do. 80 =
VITA e6fespondents 1T the most important paints
throughout ehs civilized world, ana d stsG Of
writer's choscn from among The best ID the r6un.
Wy. we believe that even these who dislika the
poisucs Of osr paper ccncedc TO It franknes. in
asowing its convictions and ability in maintsintuf
them. WeAppeai then, TO those who believe that
- Increased circulation Of the Tribune would soS
SAGE 70 the political, INTEL lectual and neral WE'LL
being OF the Republic, to aid Us In eHecting such
increase.
The Dally Iribunei printed on lsrs. inperi.,
sncct, ana published every morning and evening,
lsundays excepted and IL m ssled 10 subscribegs
for sx dollars per annnE in advance t3 o fsr elk
The Semi " srkly Tribune, /. paslisAe4 every
tuesday and Friday, and contains aiIths Ediscriai
OF the Daily, with the Cattle, Horsc and aaneral
- feits6fy reported expressly Tor the Trf-
nute; Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, and
during the coming sesslon Of Congress IL will con-
tain summary OF Congressional doipgs with the
hrss.tkss Novel, continued from numbsr to num-
ber, thus anosding ahfst-rste family newspsper TO
those who prefer net to take Daily.
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CHARLES RADMAKEH.
HAIR DRESSER.

4 ATEof Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL tandt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the ctiaens of keokut
and vicinity and gives notice that hs has opened
Al establishment corner of "a and johnson sts .
opposite the aalt iIeuss, whsrn. Ly punetual At
tention to buslnessho hopes to secure the patron
age nf this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SiIAMPOOING,
Done with Ncnsness and ntspM sC h J.
q. n. has on hard d eloicn stoek OF ferfamaSy
Labin's Extracts, 10. which be oiieu Tor sale Il
tho lowoxs NAV York Prices.
Sept. I, 'ts-dy s
wv W. IL. AUSTIN Co.,
aug3dAw No. lib Main-st
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D. G. ANDERSON. ALEaAsDsn HARcLA !
fEsTABLIsHEDIN 1891

L A1~iltAG1 AAs
BANKING HOUyE or
q - q n O.. AN u r n q Il o a..
+ HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In .he
u Bank Busisisss, Aisx ander Barclay, fwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust
moss, erssGtss, sill be sondustsd unSes HE Arn,
end style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON & co.
Being one of the oldest Banking Houses fff no
che olles,) in Iowa, the trm solicits oontin
osnce 81 forme- patron age 80 nbcrafy extended ~
the senior partner.
They wiil make eollecsions and remit, less Ex
AhAngA, On The day % psymsnt, free Of charge Z
Their references are asformeriy by senior part
Aer, wis HkT
m nxsKREncHs;
Park BaAk, N. Y.
WinsAow. Lanier d Co.. Bankers, MY.
HAWuB4 N. CLARK \ Co. ,Phiiadelphix.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, FuIlsr Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Hath, ,Chiesgo.
Hoffman h delpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kRshm, Bankers,
uilmors Brothsrton - CineinnAti.
A. b. Hunt = Co., Z" Louisville.
State Savings Institntion, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, an. i, 'bS. GEO. ANDERSON
jan6d
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TWO WEEKS LATEn
From Pixies Peak !!
ln.t IN Timc Tor tne re1laax.,

lust In Time Tor the IrsIidays!
A FINE iot of Jewelry Silver Ware, Hair Or
IA nAmlnts, &c, Ac.,. suitable for the HOLIDAYS
just received. Also, aaother IctOf thrive
GOTHIC AND ALARM CLOCKS,
And : fresh snpp1y VI thoss psre ITALIAN yIO
LIN HThlNlS, "best importsd,n W
s4tn pARMkLKYA q BRO,
dsszld2w 6Ti Msin-st.
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RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.

"ExcxLsioR' its glorious Motto, and ssp orross
and Improvement It's laudable Objects, the Rural
continuonly srreis in MKalr and reports decided
PRo1REss In IttenlAtsNa and Isefail.ss. As an
Agricultural, horticultural, Literary. Family and
News Paper, cmhin, d ii has long boen unri val cd
Not Aos1nLr of twelve issuss yearly, but a
Large and Beautiful WEEKLY which an braces
in osE a greater Hualber 81 Useful and Timely
Topics than SEVERAL ordinary journais,--THE
k0HAL Ii, par exetlfeass,
The Paper for the Perpte and the
EameA!
The Tenth Volume wii be irinted and I,lus;ra.
ted In Superior style, whtta Its Contents will vic
with its improved Al peslalacs. All who desire a
paper which Ignores Trash, haubng aud deception.
and earnestly seeks to promote the Best Interests
and Home Happiness OF its Iii, Rad of readers in
both twn anu country. are invited try the Model
iarm ana fircslde Journal.
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The "kural New-Yorkar ar'' is published Weekly,
each number comprising Eight Double Qnarto
Pages. An Index, Title Page, As, given at the
close Of each volume.
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enc kUxAL and 40 Objects. Address
y. -. r.. MOORE.
Nov25dkw Rochester. n. Y.
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h1AE Great evn.ra Huatr, cpuusct1nR the Al.
lantie cities with the VI esterp, North western
ana 's..ata-~esteF states, by continuous Rail.
way direct. This road also connects at pittshursh
Win daily line of steamers 70 all pcrts on the
western Rivers, and At cleveland and sanlusk,
with steamers to all ports On the North westerr
LAkes; making IL the u ost direct, ehsapssf and re
haoie renie by which FREIGIiT can be forwarded
to and from the Great JFesf
aAfRs DKrwEEN PHILADELPHIA AM PIrrsBUxcH
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EAauaa - yasassA, M. ID. an
lfYEKs hisservioes as PhysiciAn, surxssa, 40
~ ooschesr, end Dentist, to the citizens Of Keu~
kuk and vicinity. a9 gs
b Eduestsd at one Of the most repovned Universi-
ties In asrmsny, Vienna, his hospital practice
service ar Surgeon In the h. X. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice In New b. gland Win he
hopes. secure 70 him the confidence of this CON-
munity.
Aayihins under the hsAd Of Dsntis.ry--opsra-
iivs or uschsnisAi wi Ia he sxcGu led in satisfsc-
tory manner sad~Arranted. Charges reAsonsbis.
Attendance given ~ private dwsllngsif Ii rec uirsd
kxaminatio and advice gratis.
Once Third street, over Rick ey gar Store -
Ofice hours 10 to IL A, M z TO 4P.s.
ksssassoss.--Mrs Z. r. Wilder, Rev. MIR,
Kimbaii y b Howell, ksokuk, and j. A. shedd
Esq. Of Denmark, Iowa fJuue7dly
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se.Plee DIS,

EAAGA ALdoSt--b0Uts, 4
Hats and Caps, Dry oo1ds ,aa
boxes, bales aud tfunks,} rugs 73e. II Ice D.,
i'm boxes and bales Feathers,
Enrs, dc., &c.
5EoosI CLAss.-Domestic sneet.
ing, hhirting ana Ticking lin
originalbalcs, j Drugs lin casks) ~
Hardware, Leather, Liquor tin I ooe' y ioeDs
casks, AaIl Paper, " ooi and /
sheep Pelts, eastward, Ac., de-
IaIEp CLAss.-Anyils, Chains lin
easks,l Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
slated loose or in sacks, )Paints SOC. T. 100 ns
tdry and In oiI,l Ollie, texcepti
lard and Ycsn),
FouriHCLAss.--CoHee, Fish, Ba-l
con, Beef and PORK Tin casks or
boxes, eastw ward Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. Soda Ash. Ger "a
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin, soc. FioV Ds
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Resin Oil, Qaeensware, Sugar
lhhds. hbis and bxs.,) &e. de-
PL0UR--15c u bbl., until further notice.
GkAIN-S5 cts e 100 fDs until further notice.
CuIfoN--s2 g. bale, not exceed & SOC ns, in
weight until further notice
In shipping Gosds rom any peint eastef Phils-
deiphta, be particular 10 mark pack ages ssvia
PennsyfrdHia kd,isoed. = All goads consipn~d to
the Agents Of this read al FhiIadelphia or Pitts
burgh, viii be Forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AbEA1s-Clatk a Co.. Chicago !;
Packer CO., henphis, Tenn; Y. q. o'Riiey
Co., Eyansville, Ind; Nm. Hineh Louisville
KY; u. G. Medium, Madison, Ind, Ii. W. Brown
Co., and Irwin i CO., Cincinnati II s. Pierce
Co., Zanesvilfe, o.; iecch Co., No 81 kilby st
Boston; Leech Co., No. Actor House. N. r.,
No, hilliam-st., n Y; Il. j sn eeder, ,Philadel-
phist Magraw Eouns baltimore; b. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. J LoMBAERT ,sup't, Altoona Penn.
Jan. /, '5S--dly
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Mooro's Rural New-Yorker,
rHR LEADING AND LARassr CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal.
VOLUME y, FOR 1850.

Tnr Rural NEw-fosKxE is so widely and favor
ably known in this East and West, North aud eaath
as the most popular Agricultural. Literary and
Family Newspaper of the age, that We omit AL
exple.ives in announcing the Tenth Volume. SUI
hse Il TO say that efori expense II be spared
to fully maintain and increase is reputation tho
Best Journal of It's tCiass-rendsring it, emphsti-
,n1lx thaS -
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TEMPLIN * SOMMERS,
DEALERS IN
Silver Plated Ware.

SIlV cE u lOItU W are.
GAS rIxTUR Es, &c.,
No Estes House,
InFFkk for sale for the HOLIDAYS, n well se-
~ leoted stock of the foiIowing goods:
Tea Sets. Plated and Britannia, fine ss-
sortm ont consisting of lhe latest styles aud plate
warranted. For sais low by
deelsdaw IEMpLrs soaMgRs.
| A FINE assortment Of both Plated and Britain
| n mia, for sale by
deelsd2w TEMPLlN 4 SoMMERs.
Gake Daskels.
| LARGE assortment of fine patterns, heavy
"A plate, fer sale low by
deelsd2~ rEMpLIN soMMERs.
Apoons and FORKS.
| 4 LARGE stock OF heavy plate, warranted to
Awea- 10 years, for sale u philadelphia prices BY
deeisd2w TEMPLlN soMMERs.
Comm q iom ~eus.
| A FINE assortment of both Plated and Britain.
deelsd2~ TEMpLIN 4 soMMEas.
| poTH plain and richly chased. for sale low by
- deolsd2w TEMPLIN 4 soMMEks.
| walters.
| A FINE asscrtm tment, from in. to 26 inches, for
| "A sale BY IEMPLIN s0MMEKS.
cniIcry,
tJLAIED and unplated, and livery handled for
1 sale low by TEMpLIN IsSOMMERS
PArlOF Vases.
| A FINE assortment Of China. Terra Gotta and
\ saxon Vases, for sale low by
| declSd2~ TEMPhIh 4 S0MMERS.
Gas Fixtures.
FINE assortment of Chandeliers, Pendants,
! \ Brackets, Portahles, and Hall Lights, Of the
latest patterns for sale low by
| declSd2w IEMPLIN d S0MMERS.
asas and steam FITTING
| I)ROMPTLY attended to- and all work war
| / ranted, by TEMPLIN & SOMMERS,
Decltd2w No. Estes House.
fs,pckA.
| assortment just received at No. Estes
"A House SAM'L u. BRIDGES.
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