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MARKETS.
BURLIsaros. Friday. P. n.

BURLlSaros, Friday, P. n.
The near approach of theclose of Lake Naviga.
ton has caused our leading Western Markets to
rule dull and heavy during the week, particu-
larly for grain After the next few days for althe
grain bought at the Lake ports prices will be
based on holding until Spring, consequently
much activity need not be looked for, certainly
not, until after the LIST Of January.
The demand for Hogs continues pretty active
and We have not much change to notice-per-
haps shade lower than week ago.
In Chicago yesterday 3 3O@S 60 seemed to
De about tue rates for hogs averaging from els
to $50 lbs live weight.
The Cincinnati Prices Current of Wednes.
day says:
Yesterday the weather was unfayorable, and
tne market remained dull and heavy. The sales
we're s.l.
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TWENTY lRoS.CLADs BUILDING FOR TIE Rrs-
ELS IN EsGLAsD.-A London correspondent Of
the Boston Commercial Bulletin, writes: So
. 1T Is well you are just completing feet OF
Monitore You are likely to need them before
ong: Workmen are engaged night and day on
the Mersey, on the Clyde, and elsewhere, in bull.
ding some twenty iron-olads, which are intend
cd to see service in American waters They
are intended to convoy vessels into Southern
ports This know to be a fact. Ny informa.
ton is direct from those in confidence with the
promoters. lean only see one way of prevent
ing good deal of mischief. Every port fol
which they are designed ought to be in the DOW.
er OF the American Government before these
ugly monsters can cross the Atlantic. Then
you might welcome them as effective aids in fu-
ture operations. To disarm suspicion, it is pop
ularly given out that this iron fleet is being
built for the Chinese Government; but need
hardly tell you that Mr.. Mason and his friend!
form one OF the chief contracting parties"
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

There are parties here trying to contract sailed
but prices have not been settled
WHISKY-Sales of 40 bbls at $50, and 40
and 80 do at 34c. There is not much demand
at the latter figure.
HiDES-Dry flint are selling at le@l61c pei
pound.
HAY-Market firm, and sales Of 800 bales al
TIC; 500 do at SOC, delivered; So do At 82}c,
and 40 do at 85c per 100 pounds
POTATOES-Prices advancing, with sales oil
2b6 sacks at sac; II do at S5c, and 1913 bbls
Northern Neshsnnocks s: 81 per bushel.
ONIONS-Sales of 100 sacks in lots at 81 81
per bushel
WHITE BEANS-Sales Of 16 sacks and FL
bbls at 81 80; 20 sacks at 81 90; 100 do at 81
SO@l 90; ~ barrels At g.; So bbls extra, 10
three lots, at 81 10, and $50 packages on pri-
vate terms.
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STATE OF IOWA.
ADJurAxr GEnERAL's OFFICE

C1scuLAR.-In reply to communications from
v.r;ous sources the following extracts from
Ch,pter XLvI Of the Laws of Congress-, passed
=. The second session of the S7th Congress, lS-
s,.62. are referred to. They will be found be-
low. They may be of interest to claimants and
claim agents.
SIC, 8. And be it further enacted, That the
Zoos Of agents and attorneys for making out and
causing to be executed, the papers necessary to
Establish claim for pension, bounty, and 9th.
A. Allowance, before the Pension Office, under
this act shall not exceed the following rates
For making out and causing to be duly executed
by the applicant, with the necessary affidavit,
md forwarding the same to the Pension Office
with the requisite correspondence, hve dollars;
=, cases wherein additional testimony is required
~ tho Commissioner Of Pensions, for each afi-
Az sv;t 40 required and executed, and forwarded,
arcentlthe afidavits Of surgeons, (for which such
sosnts and attorneys shall not be entitled to any
fees one dollar and fifty cents.
&c !. And be it further enacted, That any
AGENT or attorney, who shall directly or indi-
rec,ly demand or receive any greater compensa-
zion for his services, under this act, than is pre-
sc,ned in the preceding section of this act, or
-bo shall contract or agree to prosecute any
Slain for pension, bounty, or other allowance
under this act on condition that he shall receive
a ner centum upon, or any portion Of the amount
of the claim, or who shall wrongfully withhold
f,om a nensioner or other claimant the whole OF
.nv nsrt Of the pension or claim allowed and
due to such claimant or pensioner, shall be deem
ed guilty Of high misdemeanor, and upon con
yicsiou thereof shall, for every such offense, b
sned not exceeding three hundred dollars, Of
imprisoned at hard labor not exceeding
two years, or both, according to the
circumstances and aggravations of the offense.
Papers at County seats will insert this circular
once n. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
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The Vengeance Of Outraged SoufNer.
Union Men.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Journal.
BoL1vAR, Tenn Nov. {

Correspondents Of the Chicago Journal.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Nov 8.
The sentiment of outraged right has no more
perfect expression than the sacred writer gives Il
in the fiery words, vengeance is mine, saith
the Lord will repay" A long series of wrongs,
perpetrated with a steady purpose to crush out
the spirit and subjugate the person, may raise in
the mind of q man feelings akin, perhaps, to
those of the Divine Mind. We have signal
instance of this in the march of our army, Just
completed, from this place to LaGrange. 81
Gen. Grant has received the acquisition Of
two regiments Of cavalry, enlisted from the
country round about its present theatre of &C
ton. They are men whose attachment to the
old flag forbade their casting their destinies with
the Southern Gonfederacy. Being isolated from
those with whom they could have acted, thew
maintained strict and studied neutrality.
The bounds Of this rebellion knew no neutrals.
If friends, they must fight in the cause; if enc
mics, they must suffer CONSUMPTION and confis-
cation. When impressed, these persons endeav-
ored to escape, and when reclaimed they suffer-
ed fortunes and personal indignities-some had
their heads half shaved, others had their ears
cropped. Outraged in various ways, but not in.
timidated-truer to their higher instincts than to
personal ease, they never rested until, by stealth
or the accidents of war, they escaped to our
lines. Burning with revenge, they eagerly
sought the occasion to organize into distinct
regiments under the old flag.
Our army had waited long for movement,
and felt eager to 60 forward and wipe out the
forces which opposed the restoration Of peace
and national dominion. These new regiments
were among their number, and none more eager
for the advance. As the army moved on, they
knew the sentiments Of every settler-whether
he. was, At heart, rebel or true. They spared the
homes and property Of right-minded men, but
dealt signal vengeance upon the plantations of
rebels They RACED the houses, burned the COT.
ton-6elds and set the iron heel Of power upon
the necks of traitors. It is presumed that no
route over which our army has passed presents
LaGrange. When they were fully organized and
well drilled, they said TO our men: s'You North-
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OFFICE OF u. s. ASSESSOR,
~ 1st COlLsf TON DISTRICT,
Mt. Pleasant. Henry County, Iowa,

Nov. Sth, 1859. I :
Notice is hereby given q provided In Section 49, Ex-
else Law" act Of Congress "entitled act to pro
and pav intsress on 10 public de5t" approved July is
1862 to all whom 1t may concern, that the assistant
Assessor" Of the Sh and 9th Division in the County Of
DesMoines First Collection District Iowa has completed
the assessment list Of said Division for the mouth Of Sep
tember, 1862, and that said, LISTS, VALUATIONS AND
EHuNRRArIoHs MADE and TAKEN will be found In the
possession Of sam Morrison at the City Of Burlington in
the County Of Des Mones subject TO examination for the
space Of TFrsRH days from and after the Sh day of No
veber 1862. And notice Is hereby further given that
trct Assessor relative any or excessive
ations or enumeratious by the Asstant Assessors at
the Court House In the City Of Burlington in the County
Of Des Meines between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ and
4oclock P. NJ, on the 26th day Of November, A. D.
1862. B. NJ. PICKEL,
novlO-d1w2tw Assessor First District Of iowa.
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UNIFIED STATES CouRrs.-To.dsy the Dis
ulet and Circuit Courts of the United States
meet IN this city. The District Court will be
presided over, as usual by Judge Love; and
~. Ms circuit Court will be controlled by Judge
Miller and Judge Love, Judge Miller presid
lug. Inc District Court will have jurisdiction,
ave 1--WE understand it, Of admiralty, maritime,
; Sua criminal cases, while broad common law
}Cr'sciation devolves on the other Court. The
vueai' Is new institution in this part Of the
'''ntFy'-[state Register, 18th.
IA a SCENE WITH GENERAL DUxoNr.-A Nash
story: S'' ''''' 'A''
n. one OF the Union men once went TO Gent
thu ons 70 effect the release of guerrilla whom
49,. oenerai had himself captured. Says the 80.
sn,o General, I've known the prisoner long
800 49, saa although be differs with you and 10
re- ne Is certainly reliable gentleman. You
no 49, uenersl, l am Union man, and if did
oor Auo1 the prisoner personally would not
,sal pfomlse myself by endeavoaing to effect his
q &c: Yes says the old General, gruffly,
W. paved with such Union men Is you are
=, expect the rebels back here after the battle
bsn Us1ilnsn' and you expect your friend TO be on
H. ID case you get In Jail. I'm sick Of euch
h N,"0a !. men, and if had gun big enough I'd
WV 'nem all to the lower regionsp"
,s. sae Hon Simon Cameron, Minister to Russia
inc . on Saturday from St. Petersburg, hav-
sis, .eGeived short furlough. He has not re-
W. w. ms position as yet, but will leave for
n;,;s u.agton on Monday to consult with the Ad-
the pa a.oc. He reports the friendly feeling Of
o. ~ Government to be as steadfast as ev.
CD ~ me other European Governments are still
C..a0erng the question of Intervention. Mr..
.. ame'on states that three immense iron-clsd
rS IS are being constructed in England, with
~. S "a is supposed an attack will be made upon
oaF Northern cities. ~-
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

TUESDAY, Nov. IL.
COTTON-Market stiff, and prices higher,
with but few sales. A lot of 81 bales we're sold
at SEC, and SO do on private terms. There
were samples on Change, not the best quality,
for which the holders asked $4,000 cents PEI
pound. 80 50
FLOUR-There was considerable activity in
the market, and sales comprised It's barrels low
grade at So 25@3 80; 100 do low super6ne at
81 l2}; 200 do choice single extra at IS; 400
do at IS 20; At do at IS IS 500 do double ex-
ira at s. 50; SO do at IS 50; SO do do At Sc
Is; $40 do do at IS "a, and about 4, 600 bbls
single extra, in various lots, on private terms
No sales of city reported
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Sales Of Ito sacks
at So 10 per 100 pounds.
WHEAT-Prices we're 2@5c better. to day
than yesterday-the decline Of yesterday and
the advance Of to-day about balancing. Sales
of IT'S sacks common to fair tall at s5@9Sc,
mostly GOO; l,7O3 do good at 95@97c, mostly
96c; 600 do good and prime at 95@$l; l,6S6
do prime at ss@$l, mostly 81; l56 do prime
and choice at 81 05; l42 do choice at u OF
$50 do extra choice Southern ct u l09l LIT,
and ,4l6 sacks private.
CORN-Market firm and 1@2c higher, with
sales of so sacks mixed at 42c; 4OS do mixed
and yellow ct $50; 246 do white at 46c, and
500 do do on private terms.
OATS-Aarket about 1c per bushel higher,
with sales of l,O65 sacks In various lots 1t 45c,
and 375 sacks at 55c.
BARLEY-Sales of 100 sacks good fall ct 81
20; Al do common at 81 so, and I'll do dam :
aged at 81 per bushel.
RYE-No sales reported.
BACON-Sales Of casks clear sides ct 4}c
per pound.
PORK AND LARD-Sales of % bbls mess
pork at % per barrel, and 10 packages good
lard at SC per pound. No transactions in hogs
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cB Barhydt has just received the most ele-
CANT assortment of fine Boots and Shoes for La.
dies and Children's wear ever brought to this
market. All the new styles of Fall and Winter
goods will be found at his establishment. BE
still continues to manufacture everything in his
lire on tue shortest notice.
Call at the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets and be convinced. sept2Od&wtf.
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DIED

At the residence of Mr. N. Sunderland in this City,
last evening, Mr.. WILLIAx SUNDERLAND,
At his residence, November 10, Dea. AARON CHAM.
BERLIN, in his 94th year.
In this city, Nov 18th, GEORGE F. PARRY Of David
and Margaret Parry, aged years. months and days
In Mt. Pleasant, Sunday Evening, Nov. 9th after
an illness of weeks, of Typhoid Fever ALvAH OHIO
ylungest son Of Hugh and N. Elizabeth Carson, aged
years. Q months and 1S days.
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As one Of tie evidences of the large amount Of
business dore by our city at the present time,
we point to the ferry boat Decalion, which has
been for some time past constantly employed in
transporting teams from the other side of the
river, and return. The boat has never been 60
busiy engaged, often running far into the night.
We hope the enterprising proprietors may con
tinue to flourish as they deserve.-[ Muscatine
journal.
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New York, Nov Is.
1LOUR-Market &c better, with modert demaud-
Sales at IS 5506 % super state; Is 1906 Is super
western; S6 S506 96 common TO m dium extra wss.
tern, shipping brsnds extra B 10
WHEAT-Maxkes rather more steady. Sales q 81 1s
81 20 Chicago spring. 81 3401 50 Nil club a 801 So
anber Iowa. 81 l001 - winter red weern ii AA61 II
amber Michigan.
O0RN-Msrket 1c better. Sales at 72@72& chipping
MIXED weslern.
wHIsKY-narkes In favor Of buyers at ss0a.
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
fHs BEST IN run WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BAroHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
Produces colo, not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair In the least remedies
tell effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instsntly turns .
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau.
tifuI. Sold by all Druggists, &c. y
r. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHB.
LOB, on the four sides Of each Boa.
RAoroRY, No. 81 BARCLAY SfaBI1, (Lats 28S Broad
sody and Is Bend Streets,) Nav YORK. ,s s
may31.W1y
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES,

Ihave on hand splendid lot OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees which VII sell very low for cash. will exchange
for Rrain horses covp young cattle hogs on liberal
terms, d the cid Plank Road Nursery.
DAVID LEONARD,
eesl5-dswAwu Burlington, low.
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aov5.d&w1l
4 GRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting for the purpose Of eecng o!6eer.
Of Des Moines County Agricultural Society for the
suing yenr, Will be held at Marion Hail. ct O'Clock p
M on Thursday tina Goth inst. The attendance Of stock
holders d earnestly requested.
By order Of the President,
noy7.dkvtd. GEO. d. LANE, eec'y,
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MARRIED,

At the residence OF Andrew Potter MI Pleasant Iowa
on the morning Of Thursday Nov list. 1862. by Rev
DR.. Jocelyn. Mr. N. T. Smith and Miss LIZZIE Porter
both Of Mt. Pleasant
November 18th, by Rev. E. II. warirg, Lieut. CHAs
P KING, Of the l4tn Regiment Of Iowa Volunteers, to
Miss MELvINA, daughter of Mr. Albert vannice all OF
Des Moines County.
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Az e RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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oroer, with your system do
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and should be ayerted by .
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purify the blood, and
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They stimulate the functions
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rITY TAX NOTICE.

1859 has been placed In my hands, with instructions to
collect the same Parties delinquent for City
Taxes either for the present or former are hereby
notified that the same must be paid without delay.
L. TEUSOHER,
nov5.d twin. City Collector.
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GENERAL MILITARY COL.
VI LECT1NG AGENCY
TAPPING q FREEMAN.


TAPPING d FREEMAN.
Late clerks In the PayDeparment for discharged Soldiers,
Have established an Agency for the collection OF sol
diers and officers Claims for back pay and bounties
Also invalid soldiers and widows pensions. Particular
attention paid to the adjustment and collection Of Gov
eminent.
Having been engaged In the Pay Department for many
months past are fully posted In the collection Of al
Government claims and business entrusted to our
care VIII be put through with Dispatch and remt.snces
promptly made. Wsr Claim Agents through the Coun-
try having collections in the st. Louis Department viii
md n to their advantage to correspond with US.
OFFlCE-In Pay Department Building, No. 81, Olive
street, between Second and Third, st. Louis, Mo.
RyrERENCRs. F
Major Robert Smith, Pay Master Discharged sodles,
st. Louis.
+" Robert Smyth, :. !" o.. g. A. from Iowa.
Paymssters generally At 81. Louis.
Carlo: i. Greeley, ESQ. OF tn. Sanitary COMMITTEES.
Geo. Partridge, ESQ. st. Louis
James e. YeAtmAn ESQ.,
Rev. Charles Peabody, superintendent ofsolder' Home
5as st. Louis
W. 8. MeGavic, Esq, Keokuk, Iowa.
b. K. Love Co., bankers, Keokuk, Iowa.
John b, Gear Co., Burlington, Iowa.
J. Q. Kmbsll 4 Co., :"
Coolbaugh Brooks, /" !"
- ". A. Saunders, ut. Pleasant, Iowa.
seth Richards, Esq, Bentensport, Iowa.
w. 3. Dunlap, Esq, Eddyville, Iowa.
W. b. Daniels & Co., Iowa City, Iowa.
nov14dkweot8ms
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Fhsz market closed heavy at q 2504 so,
the latter being an outside rate for heavy hogs
Inc feeling in the market for provisions has
0een rather heavy one. There has been less
demand for ell articles, and in some cases prices
are lower. Mess pork has beon held at $40 80
70 vi 10 tor fair to the most reliable city
brands, but there has not been much demand.
l,0OO brls city sold yesterday At $40 rs, which
was the most important sale We heard Of during
the week.
In this market $50 to 2,sO are about the pre-
vailing rates for good hogs; possibly $s nigh,
be obtained for prime lots. Wheat is lower
Spring from 80 to 60; Winter rs. The c. B.
d Q. h, r. have advanced their rate on fourth
class freight to Is cents. The rate has been
20 cents heretofore. Shippers may, for the mex,
few months, consider themselves.in the hands
of the Philistines. From Chicago to New York
the rate is 81, making equal to 81 so per Dbl
for -four and about IS so per Dbl on pork.
Our usual full quotations of other markets
will be found annexed.
SUGAR-ll@l23c; crushed, l5c; refined
white lac; clarified 1910
COFFEE-3O@32c.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled, 40; Syr
ap, 40; kegs. 81 SO. Sorghum, 25@3Oc.
NAILS-Ass., 81 5O@6 90.
RICE-93c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new S. co.
BROOMS-$l SO per dozen.
[ FLOUR-Spring, Wholesale $500; Retail S..
so; Winter, wholesale, $50; Retail S. 90
WHEAT-spring, 50@sOc; Winter 100.
CORN--l6c.
RYE-3Oc
BEANS-sl @s1, so per bush.
P0TATOES-s5 to 4oc per bush.
& OATS-25c firm.
BUTTER-l0 to l24c.
EGGS-lO to lie.
/ CHICKENS-Sl 90 per doz.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$e.
WOOD-s3@S3 so.
HIDES-Green, 5ac.; Dry Flint 13@14c
Green Sailed 64@7c. firm.
GREEN CALF SKINS-6c. /; salted, TIC
SHEEP PELTS-5O@lOO.
@35c-advancing
LARD-6@7c. per ID in Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-3@4c, per b., no market
green do. 40@50c per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$1, OO@S1, 20 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-3O cents IS
bushel. No sale.
GLOVER SEED-$4 90.
FLAX SEED-Nearly all offered is inferior
and dirty. An extra lot would bring $l,35.
CORN MEAL-30@35c., in great demand.
BACON-Hams, sugar cured, 8 cents
shoulders At, side sc.
RAGS-2Ac per b.
COAL OIL-5O to Coo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF MvA
ID.-Published for the benefit and a. warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same time the
means Of Self Cure. By who has cured himself after
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. nclodng postpaid addressed "a.
veiope, ooPrss may be had Of the author Ma.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,, n. Z.
march14-d&vly sl.E
BIBLE SooDfY DlPosf4olY.-Att the sore Of Nh. "
". Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, whes ElSiih
German, 6wedish and Wsleh Bibles and 1stansnas n,
s,vays be found at one price nov2.
~ TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. A Re-
tired clergyman having been restored to health In few
days, alter many years Of great Suffering, willingto
list others by sending (ree) the receipt Of paid
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used. d.
rect to the Rev JOHN ". DAGNALL, 1855 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. 7. fjune1z-W<m
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THE HOG MARKET

Receipts this week, 40,e62.
Quotation, $4@s5 IL y cwt. for corn-fed
Hogs, and $4@S4 20 for distillery.fed, are the
quotations given by Henry D. Grant, superin-
tendant of the market.
It will be seen that the arrivals are very large,
yet, contrary to the expectations of some, the
market has not broken down under the pressure.
nor has the warm weather of the last two days
checked business, AND the market may be re-
ported lively, and very good for all classes of fat
Hoga
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
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them. Fraternally yours, ALONZ0 BALL, N. D,
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NEW BOOKS.
Les Mserables-St. Denis. The fourth part ofvictol
Hugos great French novel; translated by @. Z. VIII
bour. Just received 1t CORSE'S.
sept15. ~
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr.. Theodore Ben, Of New York City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
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THE CATHOLIC CHOIR BOOK,
\ AND THE MENORARB. @
Two collections Of Catholic Music containing MaMes
Vespes and variety Of miscellaneous pieces suitable Sc1
morning and evening service. For sale BY
aug2.dH IL. COReB.