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The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01
PROPOSALS
For Publishing, in the Town Of Bloomington
Muscatine County. Iowa, Weekly News
paper, to be entitled the
BLOOMINGTON HERALD.

BY SMITH NJ KENNEY.
YEyHE natural advantages of the town OF
Il Bloomington. as a commercial and bust
ness point, over all others on the Upper Mis-
sissippi, are conceded by all who are in the
slightest degree conversant with the map OF the
country, and Ihave Of late attracted much at
tention from abroad Should sufficient encour-
agerncnt be extended to warrant the commence
mont of the publication here proposed, the pro-
prictor only say, in advance, that all his tai,
ents/ and energies will be devoted to the inter.
ests of the town and surrounding country, by
spreading such information before the public
as will beealcuiatedto make these advantages
better known, and attract emigration, industry
and enterprise. The HERALD will be devoted
to no party; but viii be such paper as is desir.
cd by the man Of business, the farn,er and INC.
chanic--at the same time its columns will be
open to temperate discussions Of principles.
This is deemed to be sufficient at present
The paper will be commenced as soon as it is
ascertaincd that patronage sufficient to war.
rant the undertaking viii be extended.
TERMS.-The HERALD will be published on
an imperial sheet, with new type, at 50 if paid
in advance, or 81 at the expiration of the first
three months.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

Edward V. Davis journeyman prin
ter is nominated the Democratic Can
didate for Congess to represent the Alta
kapas district in Louisiana.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01
BUcK-wHEAr.-In the Eastern States,
this cropis considered a great .eriauster''

BUcK-wHEAr.-Int the Eastern States,
this cropis considered great er1austey''
Of land. This objection to its cultivation
will not be urged here, where the fertility
of the soil cannot be exhausted for gene
rations to come. Almost every one ac-
knowledges the value of Buckwheat flour.
when prepared for the table in the form
Of "hap jacks" smoking hot, on winters
morning. in New York, plan is adopted
for raising Buck wheat, which we submit
to the judgement of our farmers. It is
there found to succeed well. 1t is soun
IN august soitA Wintcr- TVieat--and af-
fords arich crop without injuring the wheat
About one bushel of seed is sufficient to the
acre. The objection to raising this crop is,
the ground will remain seeded with it for
some years to come,-to the annoyance of
the farmer. Will not the New York plan
cultivating the crop remedy this evil?
The editor Of the Baltimore Chronicle,
abiding to the several charges Of libel,
preferred by J. F. Cooper, against GER
tain editors of newspapers, says, eve
well remember an anecdote of an honest
blacksmith, who, having been slandered
by an ill-natured neighbor, was advised to
sue for his character. ssSue for my char
acter!" said he, 81 can 60 into my shop,
and in six months work out better char
acter than all the courts in christendom
can give me-" Mr.. Cooper had much
better follow the example Of the honest
blacksmith-pursue his vocation-and by
his deeds he may acquire and sustain such
a character as no court can give by its en-
dorsement.'
ARTIFICIAL GRAN1TE.-Some expert
ments are now making in London, to test
the excellence of a composition, mineral,
animal and vegetable, for paving side
walks and pathways, invented by M.
|d'Harcourt, French gentleman. The
composition is poured out hot on,the loose
gravel, with which it amalgamates, and in
t the course of few minutes it becomes as
hard the frmest stone-resembling in col
or, consistency and polish, an immense
block of black marble. 1t is said to be
inpervious to wct-will not be affected
by the rays Of the sun-and its durability
is even greater than marble itself,
New ORLEANS COTTON BILLS PROTEST
ED.-The Courier and Enquirer says:
"We learn that, by the packet ship indie
pendence, which sailed from Liverpool On
the 25th May, considerable amount of
New Orleans Cotton Bills were returned
protested: it is to be trusted, however,
that the favorable reaction which had ia
ken place in the Liverpool market, will
have prevented any further bills being dis
honored. We have not yet heard of any
having been returned by the steam ship
Edward V. Davis journeyman prin-
ter is nominated the Democratic Can
didate for Congess to represent the Alta
kapas district in Louisiana.
Hon. RICHARD FLETCHER, of Boston,
Nj. c., has resigned his seat in Congress,
and an election must therefore be held for
a member to take his seat next winter.
WRITING INK.
A FEW DOZEN hotties RIoc} connt;u,r ho,,se
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Oh BOXES Glass s by 10 and ~ y ~ Il
OU and 90 kegs WHITE LEApD "
sale by CHARLES J:lSTAkn'
Burlington 9th June-.l
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pLANK DEEDS and Justices BLANKS
O for sale at this Office, corner Of Wash
ington and Water Streets
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

20 do--each 10 do of the Louisiana State -,
Bank, 100 each, each Prize 1000 2OVW
10 do--each 9 shares of 100 each, each =,
prize of the Gas Light Bank, sVu
900 do each l share of the Bank Of Lou =,
isiana IVY"
200 do each share Of 100 of the New !. -,
Orleans Bank. 2o,VV
$50 do each l share of 100 Of the Union -,
Bank of Florida. l'hV@
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

Rhn BBLS Kenahwa, Pittsburgh re.
Il UeEU fined Kcnahwa ard ground al
lum Salt fer saleby
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
[agcnts for the Kcnawha salt Co.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

DONNETS and Palmetto Hats for s say
ID BRIDGMAN e. PARTRID)c1D'
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01
I GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES,
HARDWARE,

md variety of other articles adapted to thi
market. All Of which he offers at the loves
prices for CASH.
CHARLES J. STARR.
Burlington June 9th I
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-10-05
A FALL OF LOCUSTS.

In Lord Carnavon's Portugal and CALI
cia," is the following highly interesting de-
scription of fall of locusts on the shores Of
Africa:
speaking of natural exhibitions, fall Of
locusts is beyond all comparison, the most
awful have ever seen, and may, perhaps,
be excused for DEPRESSING from the immediate
thread Of my narrative, to give my readers
some account Of that dreadful scourge, which
is considered in eastern and southern coun-
wrath Of God. Travelling along the western
coast Of Africa, once beheld this terrible in
Fiction. These creatures fell in thousands
and tens Of thousands around and upon us,
on the sands along which we were riding,
and on the sea that was beating at our feet,
yet we were removed from their more oppres-
sive influence, for, a few hundred yards to
our right, darkening the air, the innumerable
host came on, slowly and steadily, advancing
in direct line, and in mighty moving CO.
lumn. The fall of locusts from this central
column was SO great, that when COW, di-
rectly under the line of flight, attempting in
efTectually to Craze in the field, advanced her
mouth to the grass, there rose Immediately so
dense a swarm, that her head was for mo-
ment almost concealed from sight, and as she
moved along, bewildered by this worse than
Egyptian plague, clouds Of locusts rose up
under her feet visible even at distance, as
clouds of dust when set in motion by the wind
on stormy day. AT the extremity Of the
field I saw the husbandmen bending over
their stats, and gazing with hopeless eyes
upon that host Of death, which swept, like
destroying angel over the land, and consigned
to ruin all the prospects Of the year, for wher-
ever that column winged its flight, beneath
its whitening influence the golden glories of
the harvest perished and the lcafy honors of
the forest disappeared. There stood those
ruined men, silent and motonless, over
whemed with the magnitude Of their calam-
ty, yet conscious Of their utter inability to
control it, while further on, where some
woodland lay in the immediate line of the
advancing column, heath set on fire and trees
kindling into blaze, testified the general hor-
ror of visitation which the Inflated inhabi-
tants endeavored to avert by such frightful
remedy. They believed that the smoke aris-
ing from the burning forest, and ascending
into the air, would impede the direct march
Of the column, throw it into confusion, drive
the locusts out to sea, and thus deliver the
country from thoir desolating presence"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-10-05

Co6ee.-The use, or rather the abuse Of coffee, is
said to produce feverish heat, anxiety papitations
trembling weakness Of sight, predspostion apoplexy
The quality and effects Of coffee, however, differ
cordng to the manner in which is roasted II un-
derdone its virtues will not be impaired and its infu-
sion will load and oppress the stomach If be over
done, its properties will be destroyed il will heat the
body and act as an astrngent Musgrave and Perciva
recommended its in asthma indeed most per.
sons aborng under that distressing malady seem TO
derive benef, from its The principle OF coffee is
the eatein, discovered DO Robiquet in 1924 and il
this active principle that its beneficial baneu effects
can be attributed. Recent experiments tend to show,
that IL possessed Of powerful febrfuge virtues To
obtain this result, raw coffee has been used II gives
water greenish hue and thus saturated, il has been
called the citrine coffee Grndal has used this prepa-
ration in the treatment of intermittent evers in the Rus
sian hospital Of Dorpat he also administered the coffee
in powder in eighty Of this fever scarcely any
resisted the power Of this medicine, given either in
powder, decocon extract; but he seems TO consider
the latter form the most effectual From this physi-
clans observations, coffee may become an invaluable
addition to our naatera medea; and the homeopathic
practitioners maintain that they have employed il with
great success TO various malades.-Dr. Milingtoa.
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CtHEAP BOOKS, scienti6c.-F. TAYLoR's lis,

rHEAP BOOKS, Scienti6c-F TAYLoR'S list
~ continued
Renwick's Elements of Mechanics octave vol with
many engravngs, sos pages price 25.
Keith on the Globes vol 6vo full bound 1874 pages,
many engravings 4 dollar
Sganzin's Civil Engineering octave volume 25.
Maurys Navigation Q 25
Olmsted's Compendium Of Natural Philosophy, l svo.
vol full bound l dollar
Farrars Astronomy svo vol Of 420 pages, heng the
one in at Harvard University, with very numerous
engravings price 81.
Hasslers Astronomy, svo. volume, with accompany
ing quar,o Atlas of plates dollar
Hassler's Analytic Trgonometry Plane and Spherical,
Svo. vol; rs cents.
Hasser's Elements ofthe Geometry Of Planes and So.
lids ] vol. many plates 76 cents.
Mrs Sommeryie's Connection Of the Physical Scien.
ces vol Of $50 pages; price SO cents.
few copies only just received by +. T.
On hand large and valuable collection OF the best
works in every department Of science and for sale for
the part at prices corresponding with the above.
sale,
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larry DILLON
A Real Blessing 10 Mothers.
DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,

DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED sooTHISG SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
THIS infallible remedy has preserved hundreds OF
children when thought past recovery, from commissions
As soon as the Syrup is rubbed the gums, the child
will recover. This preparation is Innocent so efhca
cous and pleasant thar child will refuse to let ITS
gums be rubbed with it, When infants at the age OF
four MONTHS though there is appearance OF teeth one
bottle Of the Syrup should be used the gums to open
the pores Parents should be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children; for II
child wakes in the night with pain the gums the Syrup
Immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby pre- venting commissions, ievers, &c.
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NEW ENGLISH BooKS.--This day received, for
" sale Inv TAYLOR

NEW ENGLISH BUUKS.--This day receiVed, TOT
/ sale by +. TAYLOR.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments London edition,
1899, illustrated by many hundred engavngs on WOOD
from designs by Harvey.
Rtters History of Ancient Philosophy, translated from
the German, by Morrison Of Trinity College, Cambridge
vols
Templeton's Engineers Common Place Book OF Prac'
teal Reference, small volume ,
Adcocks rules and data for Railways, the Steam Nm
CINE, Canals, &c.
The Phenomena and order Of the Solar System by Pro
fessor Nicho OF Glasgow University vol.
The Pictorial edition OF The Book OF common rTay'h
containing many hundred beautiful illustrations .
Rhnd on the Age o. the Earth considered geofoslcaS
and Historically, l volume.
Clarkes Riches of Chauccr, volume.
Flugers German and English Dictionary, vols
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AGENTS.

LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington.
G. CRUIkSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL a. ENTUSILE, Alexandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg
MORTIMER g. MOWBRAY Baltimore.
G.. HALL, Norfolk.
A. DUVALI, Richmond
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
MECICArED LGzENGES.
esaic end hetdH at No. l05 Nassau street, one
donr Uba,.e Ia,

pho!es0fc chu hftaH al NO. lO1 Nassau street, one
door ADORE Inn.
Uoras Wcms mtslbly destroyed by vsag Sherman !
Worm Loacugcs They the greatest discovery ever ad
children nay eat them - freely common pepper
Coughs Colds fsfhm1 in,ss ~ Ike chest CO..
&c cured ~ An almost incredible short time by usn
celebrated Coug Lozcngcs They eases in one
day. They have cured within the last x u,nth,
Than al the B'sams 81 -sverNort, Herehound &c nat To-
geher Thy have cure great many cases. where hopes
itertains of rec. -ry.
Bhcs gcviotssis ,srnans Cahartc Lozepye. arc mar
bcuai atsp' 10 bill eases where an active cabsric
y required. They b medicine use aud %
a. 20 be catcaa re- iy ~ nary conlecionary
Heartburn and y The stomach dy,persia sc cured
hy Sermsns Sod, Lor ges. They heartburn in lev
inmates. and s"ord asion'shing relief dyspeptics.
kerrou or Sick ieedech Immediately cured by shcr.ns
Headache Lozeuee. They faings oppression OF III,
ches, drowsiness Sc They highly refreshing tho
dng large PARTIES keeping w the spirits aud
Idyave Ioxerces persons cosve habits so
20 Tie srdaaary The, Keep the bowels open avb
entirely obviate tbs troubIc.ome complaint.
Che4 oai Lozsrges for correcting the aud bowels
Sa' lpa'Sna Iorengss lpr purifying the blood, &c.
Rhcraafsvs, LHm5dg0, pains and weakness the hack
uins idss neck breast limbs joints &C. cured BY ernans
Poor Mans Plaster 100000 of which are yearly sold var
rnted superior 10 AL other past,r only II crnt
sherms, 7esfhng Plaster afford. ASTONISHING rel n when
te back OF tie s.ck of children cutting her teeth
L'rer Complaint jsundice female ostructions &c cured
by sherman ceebrstcd Ro, Al Hcte which has cured m -
within the last than a other remedies nat
ing demand for u,is popular medicine.
~ BAH kinds Of medicine h, had made INTO f,ence.
and rendered plea t AZ LOG Nassau street Also pernermt
Rose aud ali other pleasant ealing Lczepges The greatest
variety IN the world
Ask for shcnasss Laronces. ietov
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

ERECKLEs FRECKLEs!! FRFCKLEs.!.-The
prevalence OF Freckies the humaR face neck has
from time innemos been not Only annoying but decided
sisfgurcmrn, tn human body, and it gray disceve
that 60 cus d,perser has length been found in
"wyeth's Celebrated Milk Of Roses which stood
vailed nd usequsliei ia England, France, and America r
aes-ly dfty years.
BrRcr,, New Jersey, May i4,h, 1889.
To Mr.. J. Wycth--
Sm-At the request of brother William have great
pleasure in stating You that have been
the face and neck for upwards ef years.
mended Milk Of Ro-es dove aud feel
truly pleased ~ saying, that after the OF for month";
now free from be',h my skin, and IN, complex
ION changed fNr the better.
ESTHER OGDEN, Bergen. NJ
Wyehs Milk of Roses speedi, pimple., blotchc
scae roughnsss sunburn tan chadg chappsg and for
moving the sen,sions after shavixg perfect
lrmy Observe the stamp &c }. wyeth reriumer London
the cork Of eaca otle Foo sale wholesale
the proprieors prices ty A. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton
street Saunders, 63 Broadway; hon. $50 Broadway; Nib
1919 Broadway; Hart, Chambers and Broadway;
Dieke. Ala Broadway; clarke Houston AMI Broadway;
RING, Ga Broadway; Cole Ogdtn col Brcad~a, symf -
and 800 Be~ery; Dewa Church and Chambers Codng.
too Hudson and spring; wyeth ?6s Hudson;
Carmne and Bedord Ctton, Bleecker street, Lindsay
30 9th Asenusi Love los 9th Avenue Necly
d Greenwich Lane, and drug and fancy H.
r1ea, Englsnd and Frsree. irls-3m
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

IT'S A MELANCHOLY TRUTH tba, IN nm. an, :,
well as other places h.r individuals going
on rom mouth TO mosth aud year year. under
acertain disorder which u feel be destructive both bo
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the varf
Gus boang people, whose pretenon ~ our papers they know
not how to act or in whom c,nfde II scarcely possb.
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
The people here alluded to; myself Of rs dl
extent, until the publication Of my Fri, ate Traati.eSa it'll
volrme designed Tor those VIII u for private a. wc az an
Immediate and perfect ~ complaint but which how
s,er has gwen me abundant opportunity Of witnessing
these facts Many for instance, assured me- with The b
tere feelings Of regret that they had bsen led ak from
~ TO ID bottles OF drops others many boxes Of pills. and
others aras have fallen into the hands OF advertising r.op
tsome Of lie most boastng " kin) who Afterwards a
peared have been entirely frorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaint. assume and undergo II
must therefore, be srngly apparent every mixing per
beforehand something OF the kill and repuaiion Of ~ %
'an to be consulted these peculiar Diseases and il i on M.
or myself;
Beside lh rank hold Of graduate Of the Uner.,, Of Es,
bsrE, and the College Of s,rrron. London a.
&c, well being the autser o volume erpressl, on ,hs
SUBJECTS tune result Of nearly thirty years have
also !e',monaI suer' from the &C he profession
as sr Ashley Cooper London, 10 the most eminent physician,
of Amgri,a nr Mott of New lork AM Dr Phy.ieL a
PhsdePh,a and which permitted to show to any one
who wishes Thee authorities and guaf siions
allow me, with peculiar isfcon to state thai de,o,.
portion Of my time ecss, these diseases and may be- con
New York Al ant hour
Those who afflicted with any " compIicatss COM
pam OF The gener'se organs however long standing will oh
taa every possible resf while those who Apply IL he earl,
stages OF The disorder, will b. agreeaby surprised the mm.
diste and convenient mode Of cure pursued
Fsmas who wish 20 state their post or are n an,
kind Of doubt fear will with the mos. i,h, AMI al.
icate attention On this would lay the greater stress be,
there various affections incident sexual which
though resembling certain complaints are nevertheless
" innocent, ard to Which all subject l. truly Az FIJI
thing VIXEN such fall into the hands OF unsk or IN
prnoipled men
For those who ~.h Il, obliged 70 travel ,ue ebs.
with lock and hey fitted containing ever, thing necessary
ipr the cure having ths s treatise tied in the lid II i
sent to any dstance-prce s2 This "a volume also ua
fos the nature Of certain facts which often deeply inter
tstng 10 married people who have children
With regard TO structure glee depending an s,r,,p
generally the consequence Of badly treated
be too well known, that all the medicine N the world .n.
VIII never cure a. Those however who are residents az mi,
city; remain aboT week under my care NAV ohtar
perfect safe and easy Letters t. be allres,sd
si3lu DIR. RALPIl. scnr.. az CourtIsnd, :, A. =
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

DAisAaE srLNsAAt,y-Uk- pe AN0ELis, 'ss
sry p~aetitener e medicine il The Psbe hospitals q
Naples and member Of the medical faculty Of the city Of Nsw
York, whore he hes been prActsg PHI sace the year
eoatnses TO be consulted At his oce, No. s6 Fulton street.
nearly cFposite Church street.
The obstinate inveterate diseases requiring sne
sounde judgment in and particularly ali cases orr
gnxtng in mpariy Of the blood and chronic ~
mAtsms, obstructons ulcers in the throat euPn,ns " wy
skin, debility &C. will sp ediy and radically cared
the lesst expensive and the most convenient 20 r
medies ts be used prepared BY HIMSELF ana '" s1
feces rendered ,nfallbie. -,
Doctor De Angels has effected cure IN many ea,es ~e.
had baed all the Of the med,cA a'i oI' :. %
ony one. Copy Of letter from Dr, o's"'ne anu 'e"o
r's " ~ '' Il6 Fulton street, Dec. q, 1919.
w. ba,. NO hesitation in replying your note in
ms .erye much credit your successful treatment Of
M John Thorn had bahed Phys,cans both here AND
- ,aor f.xorahe climate We your obedent servants,
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. ID.
w. H. IRELAND, NJ ID.
Patient. NAV inquire OF Mr. Thorn himself who is to be
f.nd at No Lane below Coffee House Slip, and also
az hi, broth, r. Alderman Thorn Brooklyn. Jyi6 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

L'oh PUHfisflNG THE BLOOD AND CREATING
a an arpetie-Th.se Fils which are % emincny usefu
'or pam IN The head stomach and bowels before the
putc ir twenty years, and uc known pro-
peo oeems ~ unnecessary 10 publish any of the thousand
which can BE- procured Of their efficacy from emf.
Dr. Darenrorts Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
mornugh proved FOR thirty years TO be MIDI safe AID speedy
cure Tor w. ie of the eyes.
kewis" th't ,ble Itch Ointment prepared by Whea
ton and 90 oa kro speedy for that osihsetas
disease, and Tor all kinds cf pinr I'm The skin
The above valuable rnelenes for sale in this city tv
Lawrence Reese Co.. Da,ee Cochsra H. Il. scheiieln
Co, and oshcra
All orders directed 10 GEO. DIXON, Dcdham Mass. will
DC promptly aitenjcd To jei06 6m-
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

CHERRYs ASTPiNGENT FILLS !!-Celebrg,,J Coz
" tie radical o 4 certain ossiinat. complain a..
aurr = Capsi Cuhsbs injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will pr, their celebrity
" New yorh. May 9th is3a-- Hotel BROADWAY ! IT,
wres, whea in this city from Charleston last spring bought
hal dozen boxes Of DR. Cherrys Pills order Tia. sop,e
who have b. long depending like himsc he truly
b.icIe he dfnshcd he hd boS his complaint had
ner having for five previously tay tried all kinds of
medicines, nlccon souggs, change of air. SC I now
tan ten months since his cure aud h. now weighs ia
pounds while last sptiag he only weighed I7o pounds
For sale wholesale sad retail b, D. D. sns 10 and 100
Fosst aad the following Drug cor oC Cha,nhes and
broadway 0f Chrcl anI Chambers ga and s90 Bo
sr ga Broadway cor Cstminc 'l,Dedord: rs and TO-
Sixth Avenue. Price tl. Via a,n
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

0l7- TO THE PUBLIC.-we call a.. .a.o;.t ,,.,,oo of
the pubic 70 ne Inducements held out by SyLyFsrsn 60
l5o Broasway ior INVESTING in real estate uaed in New Or
leans standing The attempts abe by the ysous David
Hale o. The Journal of Commerce We have GOOD raons fot
showing ua, We as,r w question possesses The entire cons
enoe ~ We sommuntynd those persons who
have any DOUBTS 70 call Sylvester Co who are DESTROYS
o. gv,ng e most i and perfect satis-cop reply % any
~osMies made jel7e
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

LNOR CoLOKING RED Or GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red or grey hair may
be permanently coored rich aud gosy or black BY
single application OF Mahomn eds Turkish Dye and OF
nurrg the har most preparations do improves its ap
pesranoe and causes TO ururianty lust the
reputation OF this rtce that have received for
from American gentlemen residing in Canton who hare salts
actory tss its efeac while home Price n per bottle
and sold wholesale AID retail at
GuloNs, 1sa Broadwty,
xIs-y Agents for tl. United States or Arrri,ssa