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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
TO TIE PUBLIC.

7HNhE undersigned have had applications to
a grind grain for the purpose of distillng
liquors, and their answers have invariably
been-NO! for the following reasons: In or
der to grind sufficient for distillery, we
would have to disappoint many of our Gus.
toners who get grain ground for eating and
not for drinking and that one oil us has
signed a pledge (Which is held as sacred as
any obligation ICE could givel for the purchase
Of wheat or corn. Now, having understood
that arrangements are making to establish
distillery in our neighbcrhood, and that the
proprietors intend to mpel us to grind fer
them, zee hereby gire notice to all Uhom it mag
concern, that We will not grind any descrIp-
ton of grain, for any person or persons what
ever, for the purposes of dstlling liquors, un-
less compelled by law-wlich VIC think IS
yet to be enacted
COMFORT & DAVIS.
Proprictors Of Augusta Mills, Des Mones Co.
Aug 20-tf u
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
Territory of Iowa, District Court for said
Moines, Der Term, 1910
Gnscy Cutberth,
VS.. Petition for Divorce


FENIE said jeremiah Cutherth will hereby
II take notice that the said Ginsev Cuth-
berth, having filed her Bill of Conn laint as
aforesaid, at the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the county aforesaid, a writ
of Summons was issued in pursuance thereof,
against him, which has been returned by the
Sheriff OF said county non est inuenius.
Now, unless the said jeremiah Cutberth,
shall personally be, and appear before the
District Court aforesaid, on the first day OF
the next term thercof,tnbe begun and holden for
said county. at the court house in the city
oil Burlington, the third Monday of Oclo-
Der next, ls40.l and answer the bill of COM
plant OF the said Ginsey Cptberth, there,
and then, exhibit against him in said court,
decree pro confesso, shall be entered there
on accordingly
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Cl'k. D. C.
M. D. BRowNiXe, Sofr. for Complt.
Sept. 4, lS40-6t IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
NOTICE.

fHSdE Members of the low. Mutual FIRE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY, will hold an Elec.
ton for thirteen Directors at their Office, in
the city of Burlington [. r on the fourth
Saturday in October, 1910, to serve for one
year. GEO. w. KELLEY. Secretary.
Sept IL, 1910.
Gazette and Iowa News, will copy.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
o. T T 8 ~ I 10 ~

Ill Persons who know themselves to be
IA indebted TO the undersigned, either by
Note or Book account, are requested to Law
aside their baslifulncss, and boldly come for.
ward and settle the same, we stand pledged
at all times to do all in our power not to
mortify their good feelings; necessity com.
pels US to make this request. and therefore
must collect.
WERREPs g. PF,JE,y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
.lallgSMNESsIf.Y[E GlQUl@ISz

FgyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
q the travelling community and public GEN
erally that he has opened the above house il,
the town OF Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where he
will spare neither labor nor expense TO render
all comfortable who may favor him with their
patronage q. W. PATTERSON.
sept 8 5w
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

500 BEEF C.RI'7'LE acaated,
7EYO be delivered after the middle of Septcm-
d Der, for which the market p.lce will be
paid by H. w. MOORE g. co.
N. E.-No cattle wanted that weigh less than
100 pounds. sept
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
ios7a Territory-l Ilscatine District caart,
June Term, 1870
Mnerya Pcrkms,}

Drury Perkins }
And now, on this day, comes the complain
uni, by Lowe g. Whicbcr her attorney, and
files her bill for divorce, for cause of wilul al.
sence and personal indignity; and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that the defend
upon ordered that publication BIZ made of tho
tendency OF this petition, in the ii .wkeyc, for
eight successive weeks, next before the next
succeeding term Of this court; and that, unless
the defendant appear at said court and plead,
answer or demur to said bill, it viii be taken an
confessed, and the matters and things therein
prayed will DE decreed accordingly.
A true copy from the record:
j. @. MORROW,
sept Sw Clerk Dist. court III e.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
NOTICE.

NT Office is hereby given that the under
IN signed administrators of the estate of
David JAMES, deceased, late of Des honos
County, Iowa Territory, will apply at the
next term of the District Court in and for said
county, for an order OF sale for the Fractional
Section SO, ITO, r. 9 w. containing 81 6d-l0U.
JONATHAN MORGAN,
WILLIAM MORGAN,
August %. 1910. Adnlnrs. &c.
aug27 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

MaRRIED--At Dodge's Grove, w. T.,
on the 9th ult by the Rev. Mr. Muzzichell,
Hon.. JAMES CLARKE, Secretary of this
Territory, to Miss CIlRISTIANA H. DODGE,
daughter of His Excellency Henry Dodge,
Governor Of Wisconsin Territory.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
ORK W.4NTED.

PORK TAINTED.
ET w. MOORE, & Co, wish to contraci
ii d for 900 or 900 large HOGS TO be dclv-
cred at Burlington, or before the first day
of October next, for Which the highest cash
price will be paid
aug -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
WASHINGTON WAS A FARMER.

John adams acas laWyer.
1homas jefferson aDas a laWyer.
james Madison Was a larger.
James Monroe aoas lawyer.
John Q. adams IS a la1cyer.
.4ndreao Jackson IS a lascyer.
Martin Fan Buren IS a larger.
VIM. H. HARRISON is A FARMER.
Like causes produce similar effects;
under Washington the country was pros
porous and happy. Let US have another
farmer president and another age OF pros.
perity and plenty. T.,.4snerican.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
Sac of Lots an RushmIIe,

YEyHE subscriber will offer for sale, on the
IL second Saturday of November next, 100
Lots in the town of Nashville, Van Buren, coun
ty, Iowa Territory. kushvlllc is situated ten
miles west of Keosauqua, the county seat OF
Van Buren, county, half a mile from Fox river
on high prairie. in a rich and fertile country,
and decidedly tue most healthy place in the
Territory Persons wishing to embark in the
mercantile line, or mechanics CT any kind, will
do well to settle in Rushvile, as it possesses a 1
the advantages which men of industry and en-.
terprise could desire.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day.
when due attendance wrll be given, and terms
made known by VIM. LOWER,
sept III tsx Proprietor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
Y our obedient servant,
RICHARD HENRY M'GOON.

The following communication was not
received in season for our last weeks
paper:
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
yL.aUGHTEPIVG.

STRENGTHENING.
HHAVING built slaughter house and pack
u q ing establishment, we will be prepared to
kill and pack all the cattle and hogs that may
be offered. H. w. MOORE q co.
Burlington, sept3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

4yAMP MEETING.-A camp meeting will
e be held near the Union School House, 3
miles from Augusta, from the city OF Burling
ten, near the territorial road connecting said
places, commencing on Friday the 18th inst
Preachers and people from the Burlington and
adjoining circuits arc respectfully invited 10
attend. An interesting season is anticipated,
The local and travelling p eachcrs are request
cd to be in attendance. Rev. Mcssrs Fruit,
Brooks, starr aud others, from the Madison
and Fox river mission. are earnestly solicited
to attend. Convenient water and pastnragein
abundance near at hand. sept 3 3w
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
DRY GOODS.

TE w MOORE g. co. have just received
IL a. a fresh lot Of Dry Goods direct from
New FORK, such as
Broad cloths; satinetts, sheep grays
.leans fannels; tickings; caicocs
Cotton checks: English merno
Brown and oleachcd domes,ics
Cotton warp; candic-wicking
Mackinaw and rose blankets; silsia
Irish linen; cold cambria; umbrellas
Silk and cotton hdkfs; cross bard muslins
Goats hair and imitation camblet
Fancy dress hdkfs; mcrino under-sh-ts
Brown linen table cloths; tapes
Superior buck gloves and mittens
Plain and ribb'd cotton hose
Gum elastic suspcnders; spool cotton
Sewing silk; twist, &c &c
Which will be soil low for cash Tltose> in
want of dry goods of any description Will do
well to call before making purchases, as thsy
will find general supply oi such goocs Us the
wants Of the country require.
sept 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
IAN BUREN's ARMY PROJECT.

VAN BUREN'S ARMY PROJECT.
We give below the naked provisions of
Mr. Polnset's monstrous army projects,
endorsed and recommended by President
Fan Barren to Congress -CONDEMN-
JED BY THE PEOPLE-explained by
Poinsett-and at last ADMITTED TO
BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY MR..
VAN BUREN,. just look at this cum
ningly devised project, stripped to its
naked deIormiiy, by which the Admins
tration hoped 10 fortify themselves UPON
THE NECKS OF THE PEOPLE,
and, with the aid of the Sab Treasury
law, and hard money, to BID DEF
AsNCE TO THE PEOPLE AND
LAUGH THEM TO SCORN!!
The proposition is
l. 70 enroll every white male citizen
between the ages Of 90 and 45.
2. That within three months every one
Should arm himself at his oan,a expense.
3. That within given time 100000
should be drafted for actual service!
4. That another 100000 men should
constantly be kept armed and organized.
5. That this body of 100000 should
be kept up by constant drafts from the
whole body of the citizens enrolled.
6. That the Union should be divided
off into ten great military districts, Bona
parte fashion.
Z. That the President may call out,
aDheneuer he chooses, and where he choos-
es, in their districts, the whole of this
body Of 100, 900 men twice year.
s. While thus in the field, this army
of 100000 Is u,eder the control Of he
President, and subject 10 such regula-
tons as he chooses to prescribe.
9. If any citizen fails to march into
actual service, when ordered by The Pres
ident. he is TO be fined not less than SIS
nor more than $40.
10. Ifhe refuses to pay the fine, he IS
Subjected to IMPRISONMENT IN
CLOSE JAIL UNIT THE FINE
is PAID, ONE MONTH FOR EVE
RY FIVE DOLLARS OF THE FINE.
SpooN RIVER BRiDGE.--We are glad
to state that the bridge over Spoon river,
on the read from Peoria 10 Knoxville, via
Charleston and French grove. is now
completed. 1t is represented as being of
superior structure and workmanship, and
as rejecting great credit upon the build
ers.-Peoria Register.
It Is good one.-Ed. HaUkeye.
MARRI ED--At Dodge's Grove, w. T.,
Hon. JAMES CLARKE, Secretary of this
Territory, to Miss CIlR!STIANA H. DODGE,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

mA BBLS fresh Family FLOUR for saleby
nv sept 3 II. w. MOORE & co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

A PPLEs.-l0 bbls Apples on consignment
IA and for sale by
sept 3 Fl. w MOORE q Co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

YEyAlLORS' TRIMMINGS.---H w. MooRE
u s. Co. have on hand first rate assort-
mcnt OF tai!ors' trimmings. sept 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

SEG ARs.-2O, 900 superior Spanish segars
y for sale by
sept 8 H. w. MOORE & co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
A DILEMMA.

The Van Burenites, who have been
making such an outcry against Gen. Har-
rison about his idea Of appropriating the
Surplus Revenue to the purpose of pur-
chasing and colonizing slaves, are brought
mp, all standing, by the astounding dis
coyery, that Mr. Jefferson is the original
author Of this proposition. According 10
their new code of ethics, whatever the
great apostle of Democracy did or said,
is orthodox, and they are reduced 10 this
dilemma. either that they must acquit
Gen. Harrison. or impute political heresy
to their great teacher and leader.
Raleigh Register. S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

FELIX GRUMPY AT HIS OLD TGIc So
Mr.. Grnndy has left his seat in the SEN
ate and is .sroaming' about making
speeches. as Gen. Jackson would say, in
Tennessee. At Rogersville. he was met
by Gen. Arnold. Mr.. Grundy made 4
long speech. Gen. Arnold asked leave.
to reply, but was refused; upon which a
large majority of the assembly left the
Court House, and clustered around Gem
eral Arnold in the street, who addressed
them for two hours most eTectually.
The following incident Occurred: Mr..
Grlndy had alluded, in his speech, TO the
Baltimore Convention Of Wing Young
Men, as being composed Of the .ssilk
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
WASHING HOUSE.
Fort Madison, Ioaca Territory.

WASHING HOUSE,
Fort Madison, Iowa I'erritory
YUyHE subscriber, having leased the above
q named establishment, formerly known as
the "lowa House," respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that the house
has undergone thorough, repair and cleansing,
and is ROW open and ready for the accomno.
dation OF the travelling community.
The Bar is provided with choice Liquors of
every description; the lardcr will at ali times
be supplied with such delicaces of the season
as the market affords; and the stables are com
modions, and will always be attended by trusty
will be used to suit the taste, comfort and con.
venience Of all who may soiourn with him.
The publcs obed't servt,
sept 8 Il JAS. G. PARROTT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
COrOnel.'a Office.

LAMENTABLE CATAsTROPHE.-Two inquests were
held at this office, the bodies of Mic hael Me-
Dermott, aged 45, and Robert Elliott, aged H. who
were killed by the falling Of a frame building, No
Ii9 Mulberry street, owned by Mr.. Miller, tobac-
csonist, in Front street 1t appeared that at
iy hour yesterday morning, MIR. Chamberlain set a
number OF laborers to work to pull down the build
ing IN question, and that in the of the day
large crowd of men, boys, and girls, assembled to
carry of the materials The workmen, hen they
went to dinner, told their employer that it was inn
possible to get along with the job, in equence
OF the pilferers, and then Mr. L. proposed to get
police officer to prevent cdent, but on his arrival
at the spot he found the building down and the dc
ceased beneath the ruins The immediate cause of
the accident was little girl who had Ratchet, cut
ting away one OF the supports at the lower part of
the building She said she wanted TO lay up a win
ter's store.
The jury found that the and boy "were kill
ed by the falling OF the building lI9 Mulberry street,
but that no blame was attached to the workmen
gagged in the taking said building down" Several
other persons received Commissions by the falling
timbers, but very severely injured except
the two on whom the inquests were held
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Eve Jud ges Present.


june To- Caricaturing .-The indie tmept again Il
Baker, the Lithographer, for indecent
In the shape OF caricatures, was expected to have
come on this morning; but at the suggestion of Mr.
r. B Cutting, Counsel for the prosecution il was
postponed for the purpose of including some other
party who hitherto has been kept behind the scenes
ms unexpected turn of the case, il is expected,
WIZ give rise to some extraordinary Developments
ueorge Marshall, decent looking echanic, was
put 10 The bar, charged with attempting to whip a
waterman, slap his face, take away his club, &c,
on the night of the 18Th Of October last.
hhthony Maurice, the Waterman in question de-
taieo now ne had person in custody, and how the
prisoner lnterfered, and commit ted the outrage as
charged
Mr.. Brady appeared for the prisoner, and set up
that his client was highly respectable and only in.
teTered to prevent Maurice from brutaIly i'll treat
ing an unfortunate prisoner, whose only offence was
inebriety, and that Maurice beat Mars hall for which
the latter made complaint against him to his supe.
ror officer.
The jury acquitted Marshall.
James Monroe, Richard Copeland, and Henry
A. Beach, indicted for ILLEGALLY selling tickets in
foreign iotteiie appeared by ier counsel John A.
NORTH, Esq, wNuuiew tn.ir plea of Not Guilty,
and desired to plead Guilty and submit themselves
to the judgement of the Court
Allen Clark, and J. w. Craw ford, alias J. w. Cav
son, failing TO appear TO answer for like offence
had their rccogniZances estreated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERMAf's WORM LOZENGES are the greatest
Dr. CHURCHILL has -scd them in ffy cases. cured
ten orspasms aud three e Cts, He considers them safe and
Mr j. b. NONES nss them IN his family with entir,
sncces and several Of his friends have great confidence in
col CLARK cured ofhs children ofsgssuss and
The Hon b. s. 8ExRDsLEY thinks they have saved III,
life Of Of his children. ID had been long time decline
His family doctor shermans Worm Loresg,s
the only hope he did aud through the blessing Of God
ul virs,s MIR b. Gays family should be without them
More than 1000 certificates might be ADDED Of their truly
sold al the warehouse LOG Nassau street door sbov,
Ann Chatham 400 DO 9 Bleecker; Dodd., corner
Where also can be had sherman Lozenges for nerv
headache heartburn cough. eolds Nc ies
no THE BALD HEADED. ANU orHEks-Does any
head covered With hne rl One whose coat collar
s vanished sntrs Orone VIII Sc hairs at early age were
urpas who scw pas 99 y h s. os P So, whose
tsat are now growing the fullest crop Of har Some cas-
must be known 70 most pcons Ask them the cause end
BALMOF COLUMBIA of 20 years grovth is this Article
s demand increasing annually hundred centhough
S Ss,n now s.spe by n ct nansess. ro sS we
tratons, that will ruin III. bal used to any ev,,nt can
by list ofn,mcs of responsibility unequacd nv any ether
article Look 70 these thug6ui this article Sta and
to his-buudreis fashionable life ssing the only
tell really g ~ ,se G c Lcss very ~, to , Hg
the dsgracs 9lb,dness BY NEGLECT of yeur persons 80
urs With which bsuntia Creator has endowed the
oN'"'' W 'CAuTioN TO DE REMEMBERED.
Several met hagrant attempts have be9 made TO counter
m the true Balm of COLUMBIA some OF the imposqrs
Of Nagara and every external mark except The name OF Tom
stock, which thcy dare not f'rge ,,-- -,
To avoid nposions heref always oeh Cor tns name q
Comsh ek Co L. g Costock and never buy the sruee
soi5 Wholesale and retail only: at Ne sFetchcr st, ~
jyi 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
Police Office.

UNEl6.-Fdise Pretences.-A German mel C hant,
who keeps large store in Broadway, and passes by
the name Of F. d. Kohler as arrested at the sui Of
Messrs. Newstadt a. Barnett, of Maiden lane, charg-
ed with obtaining goods Of that firm under false pre-
their store, and applied for credit the amount Of
$4,000. He then stated that all the goods in his
store in Broadway were paid for, and that he was
not In debt With this understanding, Messrs.
Newstadt x Bennett agreed to give Kohler credit,
and he gave them order forthwith. 1t was sub
sequently discovered that his notes were standing
over, and the firm then applied to the Magistrates,
who granted a warrant against Koher. He'd to
bail in he sum of s. 600
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR COM
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
- ~ ~
TO AND PROM THE ABOVE rORTS

" AMI MN AbOtE IOhi w
Persons sending for their friends residing in Great Britain
and ireland have them brought with despatch the
above line very moderate Agents Of the first respec
liability have lately been engaged that the emigan
forwarded without delay small drafts their
promptly paid Orders from all parts of the country will be
punctuay attended to- aud such attention will be all
branches Of the Business to the further patronage
Of those who will the with their orders and
all where the do embark the
money will be refunded to the person from whom
ceived.
In addition to drafts throughout
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland who
every facility to the emgran whose by
here they be furnished large
nava leatai phf foIio
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING

A~N ~ EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
eRJazEl1sasSa53s BANkS-The steamboat SAMSON, Capt
Joseph Duvsll, will leave ON Tuesday moin
hg yuy from The loot OF Market street T. r. at before
at Spring st. wharf and foot of Chambers pier Nc
III at before O'Clock, precisely for the Fishing Banks
on sandy Hook Returning to the city at reasonable hour
furnished board. iyl4 lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
a. CONFIDENTIAL. on


NR. BELL Vies the public thai he may be consulted Il
~ his occ, No Courtandt street two doors from Broad
with the confidence w III decae diseases req
ring prompt and safe treatment. Berg srgr practtonr,
patieAts upon receiving al the atcnn their eases
demand. with sul issue, based
upon the experience Of years professional du Is ~
He does not adeftze specific DR. Pill I've cure ~
certain seasss but guarantee III that ansiorca s'ea
aud ,hemira knowle N each Sestate
cfFcss st'~ndsr~s f'o-r : oeiock 4. TIVE r. NJ jy1
UbV, Or AIT KINUs, BOUGHT AND SOLD at the
WV ' ''' ~ 8 J. sYLvESTERs,
nu 80 Broadway and n Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

<(%NUz3 BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
&ls@a1S EVER-H. NEWELL takes this me thod To in.
form the public that he has made
for the manufacture of the above articeshat he
pared 70 sell better article for the than be
selection the labor under his supervision and every
pair warraned he will guarantee to sell fifteen per
than articles Of the quality be purchased
The large stores Nos 1866, 1885, and LA Chatham street
I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

Di.tsAIh DisrENsAkf.-DR DE- ANGELS, former
w practitioner Of medicine W the public hospitals AZ Ma
pe. and member Of the medical faculty Of the city OF New
York. where he has been practising the ~
continues TO be consulted his Office No IS Robinson street
Greenwich and West Broaeway In certain
disease and rheumatic affections, DR. De Anee has been stu
the effects
aer have frequently cured BY him IN ashor time,
without 90 the patient Distinctions. chronic
affections phthscal complaints. ulcssin The throat erupons
the skia scss Of the joints andpeins ~ the limbs, dehil
together with train o evils arising IRON NJ gect,
improperly curing the nsous malades have given
his mode treatment IN almost incredihe manner
s attributable TO his well known
Vegetable syrup of saliva. aud other appropriate remedies
shch whilst they eradicate ofhe disease
the emaciated patient 10 health and yEcr. The most
squvoca references will be given by the Doctor persons Of
Tie greatest respcctahiliy IN this city.
NB-At The Doctors Office may Sc obtained his celebrated
royr Pills and Nermfuge Medicines whch specifics
esinst children and adus, and other medicines
IL