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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
JAYNESs EX,pR9Toa.ss

| JAYWES2 EXpEcY1RaSss
Is decidedly saperioyto dnV an, x.
! binGticstnof medicine, far ! IT ssa0sa \
| SS9 1 ! stAsaas eCreu2, b.. ca I
| Hoarseness, DiGcuhygt B5ea, lss Laas,
oougA, and all diseases Of the ST.. ,is' n
IFNH!s medicine is highly and ;n n.a
mended, ny numerous and resns s.! lee
divlduals, who have found reles * .p,sctahe
Many who have been iabcrinp nna.. om il n
coughs and pains in the breast sni pfotas,i
supposed by themselves and tb.;s nave u
advanced va IN consumption, have bee ,,',at'
restored to perfect health by the Z T.. aa !p|
From the Philadelphia ;.Sa,urda, =
I VALUABLE MEDlciNE.-We do n, .oarir
recommend one good medicine I, WaAh \
OF another, bat VIC cannot forbs,s.uN e eIlls
the valuable properties possesses h.s !, % not
n''natire Bafsam,' ard the . Ey. me" csl
prepared by DR. Jayne, of South TTgp; :ee
in this city. We have forborn. a'ra sss
dence until after thorough fr;,, y give ri
family. They are invaluable il u !, our ~, VI
.LaYNE's caRlnlNa7YyE D.,
2 zi7ga 7lii5 SIM 1dl
Is a certain safe and efee,noJ ~,
Dysentery Dmrrhea, or Loosen., ,s'Ae a,l \
Morbus, Summe,. Complaint, esolie H, .aast
eramp, Nerpoas Paintings and for IN g
affections and Nervous Diseases T.. ~ D's
This is one Of the most eficien, -.
and safe compositions ever offered 70 ~ fbsas'
lie for the cure of the various der, nr NV Fs
OF the STOMACH and BOWELS, and the oei.
Gle worthy Of the least confidence e.. aS
1NFANTUM or SUMMER I c6s
and in all the above ALL, soa
really acts like charm. 4 4'a :
All persons are requested to try Il, fora,
out exception, tits one of the most v,, ",e
ever yet discovered. HunSassit
nay thousands, Of certificates have bss,
ceIved from Physicians, Clergymen, and lt - y
lies of the first responsibility, bear;n. y
strongest testimony in its favor, too nun.. Y
to publish. ''a
From the Rer. DR., Ba5cock, late Pres;a.,, ]
Wateroille College, Maine
From intimate personal acanaintan,.,
DR.. D.sJayne, regular student of the n
cal University of Pennsylvania, and an ,'' '
perienced, successful practitioner of moG. Y
| was prepared 10 appreciate the numero,. i.
timonials in favor of his different medic,i..
partitions. much more highly then lie ~.
Of those which are extensiyey s -
gised. On trial of them in my own I,n ny
and some Of them personally, have ~
than realized their favorable antic;n,,;. !.
They are what they profess to be-.noi t a,,.
nostrums-but skilfully prepared autido,e, n
some Of the most affective of human olsen
l know that they are highly esteemed, d,
respectable of the regular practitiop,,, !.
in this city and elsewhere, and n
not hesitate to commend them as a vYlr,M
addition to our materia, medica, and M
as well as eminently useful remedy r. 4,
RUFUS BABCOCK, IT. n
fhiladelphia, eth June, 1888.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

territory of Iowa, Des MONIES County. S,
Distf'ss Court, for said County, to the Feb
Term, 1911
Morton M. McCarver @
VS.. 81 5 aSspmn.,
William c. Vunblarcan
YNHE said Defendant will hereby take no.
u tice, that on the 9th day of March
"A D.. 1910, writ Of attachment was issned
in this case out of the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court, for said county, in favor
OF the said plaintiff for the sum Of one hun.
dred and sixty.iivc dollars against tie goods.
and cliattels, lands, and tenements, ;.iahts'
credits. moneys, and effects OF the said De-
PENDANT, which said writ was returned bv The
Sheriff. levied on the Lot No AS, in the
town of Burlington. Now unless The said
defendant shall personally appear and plead
to the plaintiff s action aforesaid before The
next term OF said Court, to be begun. and
held for said county, in Burlington, on the
third Monday of February next, JUDGMENT
will be entered in this case and the propertv
SO attached will be sold to satisfy the same.
with COSTS Is 6 .n flf-1 $500
John II. Dunlap, Clerk, D. C.
Jas. W. Grimes, PL0s. .4ity.
ecIO-6t-2S
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Iooa Territory, District Court for the countv
Of Henry.

Io'oo Territory. District Court for the Count,
Iarnes c. Mccutchen,
Matthew Spnrlock and Deot.
Clayborne II. Hughes. J ha5
SnE defendants will take notice that on the
IL a5th day Of May, A. d. 1910, writ NJ
attachment was issued out of the Office If H. ~
clerk If the District court for said comfy in
this case, against the lands, tenements. goods.
chattsls. rights, credits, moneys and effects Of
the ssid defendants, for the sum of three hun.
ofed and Ten dollars; and also, on the same dav
oil issuing the writ aforesaid, garnlshce sum-
mons was Issued as aforesaid, in this case. tn
John Sample, as garnishee; which said writs
were retained into said court at the Scptembcr
term thereof, A. D. 1910, the attachment. no
property found, and the garnishce summons
duly served.
Now, unless the said defendants shall an,e,r
ana plead to the said plaintiffs action before
TUG next Term OF SAID court, to be begun and
held at the court house in Mount Pleasant in
said county, on the third Monday in March
next, Judgment will be entered in this case
and the amount in the hands of said ora rn;sbce
will DO applied to the payment of the same with
cos;s-,.- p. Fitzpatrick,
cecil At 29-5S AAs2} Clerk.
Territory of Iowa, Des Moline County. S.
District Court for said County, to February
,,,.,,. Term. A. D., 1911,
William Frye, plh
vs.. ) In Assnm,s;.
Elijah Wellman, delft. \ -
VIE said defendant will take notice. that
= on the 9th day of April, A. D., 1910. a
writ OF attachment was issued out of the Of.
nee OF the'Distrct Court, for said county. in
thIs- ease against the goods and cha ttels. lands
and terements, rights, credits. MONEYS and
ehec,s OF the said defendant, Tor the sum Of
one hundred dollars, and also on the samc
day OF issuing the writ aforesaid. qarnishce
summons was issued as aforesaid in this ca 8,
to Abncr Hackelman,, which said wri,s We're
returned into said Court, at the October term
thereof, A. D., 1910, duly served Now nm.
Tess the said defendant. shall appear. and
plead 70 the plaintiffs action before next term
Of SAID Court, to be begun, and held at the
court House, in Burlington, on the third Mon.
day OF February next, judgment will be en-.
tered IN this case and tho property so attach.
ed will be sold to satisfy the same, with costs.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
j. D. LEARNED, plffs att
decl7-4t-29-S5
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

s 500 BEEF Critic ,ea,,te,l.
FHNO be delivered after the middle of Sep,em
Il Der, for which the market pace win be
paid by Fl w. MOORE & co.
n B-No cattle wanted tia, weigh less than
1G0 pounds. sept 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
Taken IN

Taken Up m
Hgf Daniel McHugh, of iowaville, Van Blu.
le rem county, Iowa Territory, November
I'D, 1910, u strawberry roan MARE, With
black legs, manc and tail, some grey hairs in
her forehead, about IA hands high, supposed
to be three years old last spring. APPRAISED
nj S25 Erye r ua,,,,;,tfip
Dec IL 81 ~ Clerk B. G. C,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

WE have on hand and for sale u large
wv and general assortment Of Hardware.
Que :, 1ilassware, and Carpenters tools
OF all kinds, cheap Tor cash by 0=T
nov2e-26 David & Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
Clothing.

Clothing.
Nd ECEIVED per S. B. Mermaid on con.
i Z sgnment. u large lot of ready made
clothing. for sale cheap for cash by
noy26-26 David & Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

.7TT,ENIION!i B.4LD HEgDs
Or all the remedies ever devised for Ii.
preservation and restoration of the Hair. nur.
has been found equal to JAYsrs HAIR Tous
Indeed, it has proved itself to be infaLbk i
preventing the hair from falling off and vii,
positively by a faithful application, II, ain,ta
cases ont of every, tuenty, bring out ne,
and beautiful head OF hair. There is therefor,
now, Ne EXCUSE FOR BALp HEAD.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
From the Philadelphia Saturday Esening PHI.

From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Phi,
af' $50 of Sept. 7th, 1879.
. HAIR ToSlc.-We. call the attention 4
~ af1fi,cted with premature badness, b
the excellent "sHair Tonic, preparcd by b,
Jayne of this city. Having used it ourseya,
we can speak of its virtues by experiences, md
we unhesitatingly pronounce It an invalu,b.
remedy to prevent the falling off Of the har,
and. to restore it from dead, to fn.,
healthy appearance, We can also speak from
personal knowledge of the cases of two or thrs,
friends who were predisposed to badness, who
by the use of Jayne's Hair Tonic, have nov
luxuriant hair. We have no disposition to
puff, Unfortunately all kinds ri remcdie,
fer all diseases which flesh is heir to, bu!
when we have tested the virtue Of an article
we are free 10 say it is good.
For Sale wholesale and retail at tbs Pr
Drietors prices, by JAYNE g. PascoAsrM
iSo Maine street, st Louis. Sold also By.
II. w. MOORE, s. CO., Burlington
Oct ~ 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

n ME Subscribers have just received full
assortR cat of iwomen's kip brpaans, blue
and mkt piniaioons, cane seat, Windsor and
eaiie seat rocking chairs. whi,c-wash brushes.
q Also, full assortment of Queensware which
we will sell low for cash
noyl2 Bridgman q Partridge.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

PROVISIONS, &c.
DICKElLED Pork, Bacon, corned Beef. Lard.
cholcetable Butter, Flour and Corn Meal.
for cash, by ii. w. Moorr X az,
Dec II IN q
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

Burlington, June L, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

Among the resolutions at the late Ma
iional Temperance Convention at Sara
toga was one to offer premium Of 5000
Liquors, 10 be furnished within months
and not to occupy over 100 ordinary
pamphlet pages. The Committee con.
siss of Messrs. Frelinghuyscn, John
Tappan, Dclavan, Hunt, aud d.. Chs
! a. Lee. The demonstration of Tenn
perance on the last 4th OF July was also
the subject of grateful recognition at the
Convention. 1t was also resolved to
urge IA renewed effort throughout the
nation to enrol anew every individual
the several rolls TO be sent to the Score
tary Of the American Temperance Union
previous TO the 4th Tue sday of February
The formation Of juvenile assoc ia,ions-
The supply Of children with Temperate
papels-the encouragement Of our Irish
brethren, and also Of the reformed drunk
ards aud their families-opening anG
pihronising Temperance stores, hotels,
steamers, packets, sc. &c. were also re-
commended To the friends OF the cause
Gnesied to correspond with the national
temperance societies in Great Britain,
Ireland, and other countries, in reference
TO Worlds Convention, and, whenever
the way shall be prepared, to appoint u
suitable delegation.
The Nav York city Washington
Temperance Society is about establish
ing House Of Refuge for DrunkWds,
where the victims OF lntemperance may
be provided Tor until their cure is perfec.
ted. The progress Of this cause il
truly wonderful, aud no where is il more
conspicuous than in the city Of Hudson
vherc 1900 of population $4,000 adults
have recently taken The pledge, inclu-
ding all the hard drinkers IN the place
Meetings are held almost daily
.Newark Sentinel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

dants or Successors Of those who cas-, off the
British yoke. abolished The British authority,
and adopted as the rule OF government, the
imSIns OF an equality of political riahi, we
demand the ri.h, for ~ bich We contend. We
claim II ~ The plft, not oi NhU, Dut OF Al.
MIGHTY Con. We claiipit, pvt as the lega.
cy oi our colonial ancestors, or their royal
patron. We claim il by virtue Of postcror
aud paramount aulhonty--,he sovereign cdicl
%: brave peop!c, who pledged themselves
on the nllar "f God, lha, RArHrR THAN LIVE
SLAVES, TnEY would DIE FKEEMEN. We
renew that pledge IN the name ot our vene-
rated sires AND Ir SHALL BE RE-
DEEMED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

The Advantage Of getting "a sub. IL
is stated IN the Nn,chez Free Trader
that Tim Green, now one Of the oldest
printers in Virginia, was drafted for SER
vice IN the revolutionary war; bot bcIicv-
ing with Jack Falsiafr that discretion
was the better part of vaior,' vi the ex-
pcnsc Of witch and pretty round sum
Of money, hc procured n substitute, who
answered al The first enrolment to the
name, M the place, of Tim Green. In
the first battle after the enrolment Green,
substitute was killed. aud thus the name
Of the principal went upon the books ol
the wa department MS slaih. Under The
pension Inv the children OF that old slain
soldier, Tim Greene, who Is even now
alive, have for years received the sub.
stantial gratitude Of their country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
Very respectfully you's,
ANNA HARRISON.

A GENUINE TerToTALLEn.-Passing
few days since, in the steamboat Tel
cgraph, between New Bedford and Nan
'uckct, the subjcc of Temperance was
under discussion, when one of the pas
sengcrS remarked that ii we wished to
see ihorough-going temperance man,
we might, IN the person of Capt. Pnin-
ney, the worthy commander of the boat
On The suggestion, another Of the pas
sengers inquired Of Capt. p. whether
he did not use ardent spirits, to which
he replied, Il never drank teaspoon
full OF rum, brandy, gin, or any other
ardent spirit, nor of wine, cider or beer;
never chewed tobacco, smoked, or
took pinch Of snuff; and never drank
either tea or coffee But says n
passenger what do you drink with your
breakfast 'CoLD WATER wa. the
answer. And what with your dinner"
'Cohp WATEIn And what with youi
supper" 'CoLD WATERp We'll, ,.
says he, but what do you do when YOU
are sick' Il never was unweIl in my
life, wns the ready and instructive re-
ply Of Capt. p; and we could not but
reflect how much Of human suffering,
and wo, how much Of the ills that flesh
is heir to, might be avoided, ifpeoplr
would only adopt the abste emious habits
which are adapted to our condition, and
like Captain Phinney. conform more
nearly than they usually do, to the IN
mniablc laws ofour physical natures. =
.Spp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

The following letter Of Mrs. IIarrisu
Is an answer 10 one sent by Messrs
Fucker and Bender, of this city, accom-
panying Sariain's beautiful mezzotiD
likeness Of General Harrison, ahc,
Thomas SuIly, Jr.'s original painting. -
The picture was handsomely mounted IN
black walnut, with emblems gllt upon the
frame, which was also enriched by n
deep gill border.
NoRTn BEND, Aug. l2lh, l84l.
Messrs Tucker and Bender:
Conference.-The likeness you were
pleased to commit to The care Of Nlcssrs.
Clarkson and MPAIp pin was duly received,
but the letter which you intended should
accompany h,was not received until yes
rcrday. was informed by my son that
we were indebted for it to the kindness
of some friend or friends of my late la
mcnted husband, in Philade phia, and
WAS scnsibiy impressed with feelings of
obligation To them, and regretted my
inability from the want OF their proper
address, so to express myself! Your
kind letter relieves me from this embar-
ras>ment, aud hasten TO ctltr you my
sincere thanks for 80 valuable present,
one which for its elegant work nanship
would be priced by any individual, but
doubiy so by me as beng likeness of
him from VIII I'm | have been SO recently
separated, and with whom | shared for
more than frty years the joys and sor-
rows %! ihis world of change and lribula-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

LOVE- LETTER ISW.-some yHhkce has Invented =
now Mind oi ink called the Glove letter ink" II 10 =
sure preventive agsns si eases of "brearh of promise
~ the nk facs mud leaves tho sheet blank again
" about four weeks after hving written upun
law sui, was recently deeIdrd IN .f The court
"f Mercer couny, Pa, in which the odsins Debt was
s7O7, aud the costs :2oi, %,
The raes,e Congress ~as launched on Monday nj
Portsmouth, IN gallant s,,, nmIds, sRlrio aud IN,
cbtrrs oi lng. sssemblsge or people sho rates ~
guns, !. 100 ee lsug on the spar dcct " ftct I,nm
aud Of loo tons buuhen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

From the OnonJnsa standard.-E,,rs
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
ORIGIN al
CASH TAIL ESTABLISHMENT.
22g BroaGr.rr Ams-rc1- Hotsi

. -E7IsTIV0-
= It FAD long beer .ub, OF complain, nth rho
tie a5 Of Pa5zs ready Ory garments that tsey were
las=d for oiher 5eTaacae adherence TO Casa
sa!- -a-casa @heA tie dea:urz giving satisfaction
ae aa4 o1erns Inducements = o;sr could be
p:>-ed-
The .ab-hr. ce2: o large .sorteot Of n~ AID
fashionable goods Scr r Tach offered the Inspection
Of the Public under The ,,y fash OF r-n,en:
vii core attn other hoae he trade. reduc
pFcHs caaHas l! % sfsr inducements purchasers.
S:-1age-- he city 7e,ls garments well t. call be-
fore purchasing eserhere WIN. 7. JENNINGS. Agent,
az. 4 Late L sdc & Jcn,rn-s
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
Die0

In thus clt, Thursday afternoon, Mnedalrn A. Durycc daughter
of tie late Jacob Durvre, aged ~ wears.
and friends oflc family invited to attend the flu
ser. this nenooa Saturday O'clock y NJ from the residence
ihcr neither al Ncwiown. L. l.
Gorge aud Ashton Of Philadelphia IN the 18th OF
his age.
White of Robert H. aud susan
Douct6y. aged wear ANA 3mouth>.
jtu . l., William {. r-uoa, ases 90.
Jurc II, Mark Thompson, aged y.
Sprinpor, Cnvuga Co.. June H. Elisha South"o aged eia
,rncr,hi, of Friends
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
tflarric0:

Toy June s Rev. Allied Pmuey Auburn Olivia NJ Brow
aeJ
io.Ss;own Juac II, Samuel Wtc>o, o! Bolao to Caiu-
H. Youngest daughter of naae Cady.
oy L. Edmuu NJ Joepha NJ Niacd.u ald
June l.. William J. Brown Ia Elizabeth ALEU-.
NcAbur-h june Albert @ WhIttcmorc OF s. Louis to Ann
EllA I.ll
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
IMPORTANT TO ORATORS.

rgNO Mcr PEA$E SON-Dear Sirs Your valuable arcrs-
ration of orciouId deserves N remarks from cX?c
Renee Being habit addressing eluen, large meetings.
found my and strength dacayn., spirits sinking uag,
falling. lettering fast fc had lost all hopes and
was every hour fearful blood Vessel when tie gccOuu;
of your Candy, aud The had effected reached
believe took package when urfvOrahe
disappeared and my general evidently improved Io" t"I
cecncrated completely ha; am freely peak better
ha did three wears ago JWElCn III Gold Brooklyn,
agent for the Iroohs Tempe Society.
AcExTs-Ru>hton Aspinw;. 40 roaI' 10 Aor Hou>s aud
Wiam-st Tmrop. cor Fulton ard Aease'
NacsrUr;h Pro
yiicAce r. Hays Fulton Brooky Person Railway j. aai
the respectable druggists AND ~ the ei'y and
throughout the United State.
Merchants in the country Ptascs Caldy by ,lirs
order to those deal city, ANY oit through
States where have general Agents ~" obta Al
the manufacturers lowest prices Terms invariably Cash
lel7 J.. rEASE \ son, A. D;yi-iaG-s:.
I Pclcr, and Confrctioncrs Iioreaound
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
UCTION SALES.
En- y. DRAPER. Sr.
Sore 81 HihGn-sfrceF. cors-r Of Ptnc

THIS DAY. June lg, al Aae,ioa Room "a; II o'clock
100 Cpse> Baskets Superior od Wines O! cac Band,
Erillon. Ecpa lc,c Chateau Nar-eu
tfrl, " hic Saucrn sarscilc> FoatSnaS
HeYh OF all Brands lo-ec Vines Champagne OF Superor
luav Madeira. Port. Sherry hhsa. all OF OF
superior quality aud warrsucd.
aa-rantei pure
Ao an ip,oa OF sparkling Hocs aprate worthy
attention grncnea for private
Ts-r,s mos for approved endorsed acte>.
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale
On tt ESDAT June at 10 O'Clock. al the Auction RoDz
Package Sac-lJl French ard British DE- Goods coeprl
ac general of >ea-onable goods
Ao packages Dab Linen Hri.ing>. IN close ~ ENoce
Also. csres s,yle l.s~n for c.,y trade
Term, Tor approved endorsed bi;k
Catalogue, morning Of sa-
At pri,se Sal.-2o ZACH rongce, OF good qua,.y
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
ARRIVED.

B DeforcAi Co
Bark E,cr,on Mayo Is days from Gonaa- St Domingo rsahoga-
ny Drpey,,cr & Wh;Warsh.
Bs Wisconsin Hopkins. % days from si.al with ood
Patralo
Bdg wm raylor, nooy Savannah cotton, s,urges
Clearrusu-
D order.
Brig Davidson, 80 day- from creafusa-, Cuba
. order.
Brg Msry Cole Hicks New orlean, 20 order.
Bg Aabama Williams Mobile 10 d., Sturge aad Clear
ran.
Brg Alexander Howe Naqusbo PR 90 ds. sugar Deiorc
co#o
schr H. Lawrence, Townscnd Havana Is d. mdze bound
Thomas. put II fsickness.
Scar CPiman, Townsend, Richmond Cove days.
Cha> Yoc, MAY hem. Ncurets moases So Ho
Eliza, Giiiai, Turks llan1 20 God2
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
Holly N,rASTS.

MEP CffAN2 TAILOR.
VI cohe No ~ B,~er' ree doors above liesiers'reei
lot C,cre> wicl viii be made in the best style
Al the shortest uoicc the reasonable terms Jel5 II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

Br steamer Grca, Western Hosken. Bristol r Irwin
Ships England, Wait, Liverpool C. H. iIarshal Alabama. Lane
cAare.,~u IInbai c. Liverpool Hadley Calcutta Taylor
g. Merrill.
Murray
Black Warrior Kelley Yarmouth Mas Elizabet Osborn
fredericksburg Va; H Mermaid Yarmouth Yarmouth
NJ. : II Brane
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
CopyEn. TIN AND ZsNC ROOFING.

COPPER, TIN AND ZsaC ROOFING.
rllIi undersigned would Inform his friends and the public that be
preoarr to buildings with the above materials At short
coffee ayd or favorable Reference viii IT, gwen TO sone OF the
FIRST in the cciairy for ~okSicsp &c. budmg'
- IN ,r mart Of the country COnces and Leaders Of
~ Old stand No 4O4 Canal street
w. II. SWEET
Summer ovens tina. subscriber will Bake or no sale
IT, w. ,y, on hand. AhHnor Cooking stove the
i lie tho. can he sad III the civ w. II. SWEET mr.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

u. PAKhtS.
BY II. BARNETT. Sto-. l. Csathair-st-
HIS DAY, At o'clock. Gold Horizontal sli
Anchor E>capement Watches Goods Fsocy Articles &c
uT-tsor sales punc,uas attended to- n,sLlrl-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
NONE NEED DESPAIR.


A;f>SRS. PEASE SON-Dear SirsWih pleasure forward
I'l you iorth the ncstimabc virtues Of val
uabc Hoslound Caniy convince the sccuca
the skill of physicians outdone
M ;a pa'jcui this last bu lc; remedy that Will raise tina;
vha IA withcrin. and GONG the toni.
had for undergo experiments. and made sc
Of 5cc remedies. ana disease increased more alarming
day but acr had made trials of Pcase> Candy the m
Asnm1oa of the chi and nne Hteay relieved and no"
ta&iul 10 AKA permanently and radically cured an ENJOY
bette than have blessing has II
fec bound the public
paricu ar those WHO unfortunate have becu
iei0 + 4. BOTTOM. % IudoN-S-
~ SALOON, l.6 Broadway, an Rewards NocL-GtORGE WET
.SFlS c,tbishmcst fsyoaby known 10 the
OF The A states Ncw-icrk particular as
IN the above lln, has OF May been considerably
Jared 10 meet the increased demand and improved
ed ~ q, ake It the desirable place, With
Of all the American English and French
uer of al ssSns citizens, who require their hair
SCALES metallic SPRING. or clasps OF CHARLES iipG
celebrated manUtctuc, to all Others IN the Untcd
Sts:c.
. Pirate apartments for fitting and arranging ne e6Nge
t. FANCY STORE outha> been removed TO TIE Que sJou-
ia facilitating charging aud improving tue entrance iron
Broa5a alway be oaud Contain an excellent ass'rt-
Ssirts Collars &C. aad every ether article W.
qusc certlclnan toilet Brushes ai kiuds ana OIL
snpco quality article for removing scar
inlported drcc b C. W aud warranted genuine
t76 fro,d. sv IN liovar,'s Hotel lcl9 lNis
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

CLEARED.
BE- ..ca,ner Grcat We.tern. Hosken. BE-


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