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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Some caution is requisite in passing our opin-
ion upon stfangers-a caution, however, which
few Of us adopt. At public levee Of the Court
of st. James, gentleman said to Lord Chester
field, "Pray my Lord, who is that tall, awkward
woman yonder?" ssThat lady, sir,n replied
Lord Chesterfield els my sister," The gentle
man Redeemed with confusion, and stammered
out, yNo, no my Lord, ! ask your PARDON
meant that woman who stands next to the
Queen" "Th.t lady, sir, J" answered Lord Ches-
ter6eld, "that lady Is my wife,"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
IOWA HOUSE,

S,ean beat Landing, Bloomington, lo.ca
ME- undersigned, late Of the Burlington
House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, as we'll az
the travelling community, tina, ha has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly. occupied by
Mrs Parrot. fitted it up in a comfor,a bic man.
her, aad hopesby anrcmitted eysruons, and
The House 10 situated close to the landing. in
the business part Of the town, so gentlemen
wishi ny to take the river from THE place. are
Frat tofs.
Hss Ia Bile shaft Il all times be supplied
with the bee, the country affords, the RAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well provided with gram, with care
full and attentive Ostlers.
From his long experience, aud determine
ton to spare no pains lorender his guests com.
Portable, he nattere himself that he will be
able to give enare satisfaction to all who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June 10. l84I.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
GlassWNre.

lust received, glass mmblers Of HI kirde.
- quart and pint decansers, pin, Aasks. sal,
cellars, crae,ts, molasses caas l.2 aud Ia ea,.
lon larsA Spna. Lanterns. glaes saucers, round
dishes, oSiohg do, glass plates. cream pitch
ers, sugar bowls, vine II, sses, lellsis, ink
Stands, e.ass knobs OF all sixes, and erea,
many articles too tedious to mention. ali az
which will be sold low for cssh, bv
WV, GARRETT,
apr 20 ~ syn Of the Grea, Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

The pure wins-the juice Of the grape-is
manufactured 10 large quantities near Cincinnati,
BY experienced German vine dressers from the
valley Of tAe Rhine. One man has sold $500
Commenced the business, 3 years ago, he has
sold 1, 900 gallons. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

FNHE proprietor havleg furnished his house
L sqas,ee any ~ the Territory. I. Prepared 10
Accommodates sny aaMber OF persons Ia The NOS,
acceptable manner. Ia soliciting The nst.onagr
OF the public. the undersigned would ta&e ,al. &C.
easoa to tead.r his thanks to all who have b.
fore favored him with cali.
MAY s, lSSS-y. e. C.. TlFFANyN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
EXCHANGES

I'm the Eastcrn Cities, 81. touisana Now
~ Orleans. for sale BY
Nav. 4. ~. FL. G. PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

a N assortment. Of School Books. Blank
"A Books, Whiting Paper, Quilts, Ink,
sia'ss, &c. lOct 90 Us DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
apr 20 IA Ss

VouN $. DAVID. GcaerN, Forwarding nno
~ Commission Merchant, Dealer ins Groceries
Dry Geods. Produce. Sc. Sc, on Mater, hstw,er
Iowa, rNl.r,,h "a rSSSs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

A lady II oar seqaasiatf1ei ssys, dths divinity
~ shapes osw eaas" = 1 miIlinss in Grant
q6sSt wAp makes tsstlsa.- knjckrbeckr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
IT. #. GOO(llAue.

4 TToRNEY AND ,GoUNsELLoR MLaw.
n. Office on the corner Of Washington aud
Main streets. Barlfngtoa, lows. =
Dec l6. l3l3-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

VIZ subscribers are prepared to furnish Al,
= KINDS OF Boat Stores al the lowest rates, al
me same stand they ocroried last season Pat.
march 2. lSAl,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

House, Sign and Fancy Painting.
COATES 4 HAWKINS, (yalley street, be-
S,tween Main and Water, ) will execute eve.
~ description ct Painting, plain and otnsmental
IN the best and most approved style.
apr 81 '44-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

EVAN EVANS,
LUMBER MERCHANT, AND CARPENTER AND
JOINER.
Shop on South side of Jefferson street.. be
tween the National aud Western Hotels,
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

{. >. All citizens or travellers Wis hing Cor pa..
sage up or down the river BY steam boat, by lesv
ag tnsir names with the subscribers viii, be mott
they require. E.D r 20
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
an Gazette ana Advertiser
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY JAMES CLARKE.
,.,s srsgEr, BURLINGTON, IOWA rgRR'Y.

I r. N M %
rso poLLARs per sanam. Il paid ~ advanSs
r.rs noi.lARs at the expirxtioI &c the year
=. .sh.er;p,ioa will be discoatinutd untll all ar
49,. ~ shall have been paid, ualessst, the option
!, ~ sl,ors: aud 40 subscription " i'll be received
= - shorter tsrm than three moeths. AL sub.
.s,s,;oas for less .hsa one year ra~st be paid in
sdvsnce. @
Aa,.vsi,emeut. Of SQUARE and less will he in
..rt.d o~ce for ONE poLtAR; aud Tor every suisse
49, ;.sertioa rirrS CENTS will be charged A
49, S;scoaat will be niade upon yearly adver.
,isenents
u skis Office. 40
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

JAMES W. WOODS Attorney at Law. OLE.
" - doors below the Post oific. Oh Main street
uUhsEsoa Iowa.
&se, S-0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

FIRE AT MAcoN--Loss OF LlFE.- We learn that
an extensive fire broke ont in our sister city OF
Macon the evening OF the 10Th inst in Mulberry street
and destr, Eyed fifteen twenty stores and dwell
ings before II got under The Office OF the Democrat
destroyed and the house occupied as family gro
Gerry by Ludingon and Thompson, was also destroyed
The fire, learn, first discovered in gun smith
shop. Since writing the above have been favored with
the following additional particulars. The fire broke out
about midnight and before arrested destroyed the
following stores-the barroom fronting shotwell drug
store; Ludingon and Thompsons provision store the
Macon Democrat Office Dumours provision store
Mrs. Dumour's Mlinery Bishop and Parsons tinw Al
store kerriways provision stcre Cooper's boarding
house clothing stores, Tisets Levy, Cos, and Thoe
Woods crockery house In addition TO the abov,
considerable loss was sustained by T. d. Weed. w B.
Johnson Co and Cherries Campbell 4 Co., whose stores
saved by the exertons oil the citizens but their
goods were much damaged We are glad to learn how
ever that the above named gentlemen fully insured
Mr.. Dumour and Messrs. Bishop Parsons were not In
sured the Ocamugce Bank building insured to the
amount Of $4,000. The most distressing part ia yet 70
come. Mr. james Wngham, the assistant editor Of the
Democrat we regret TO learn lost his life by the falling
Of house. and several other persons seriously In.
jured.-Sevanah Csoysar, dug. o.
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brance, and we wish the Wing press to notice the
fact, that every speaker from the North, South,
East, and West-eveIy gentleman who addressed
the meeting any portion OF the people, since the
Convention assembled, has repelled the charge oil
disunion as brought against the Democracy, or the
real democracy OF any portion OF the Union, with
Indignation and contempt. Every speaker has pro-
nounced the charge in any and every sense as be-
ing false and untrue. The Hon. President of the
Convention first repealed it; then Gen. Cass re-
PEELED it; Mr. Melville repealed Il; Mr.. Hise re-
PEELED it Gov. Clay repealed it ; Mr. Marshall re-
PEELED il, and so did every Speaker throughout;
and the whole mass of the Democracy OF the Con-
vention repealed it, on the appeal OF the President
by o,d long, indignant shout OF condemnation
lie, the Wings and Wing press, we say again, note
this In it they may read their own condemnn-
ton, as well as all who have dared to propagate
the SANDER.
The Hon A. " Brown, Hon. A. Cullom, and
Hon. G.. w. Jones, members OF Congress, and
other distinguished citizens OF Tennessee, were
present on the occasion, but preferred to hear
their friends from other States speak TO speaking
themselves.
Letters from the following gentlemen, who Were
unable to attend, were read amidst thundeIs Of
applause Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Silss
Wright, Hon. Levi Woodbury., Gov Fairfield,
Hon. Marcus Morton, Hon. Richard M. johnson,
Hon. w r. Danforth, Hon. X. M. Saunders, Hon.
George McDufiie, Hon. Robert J. Walker.
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Before Judge Randall
AUG 49, Arthur Woodiin vs. William Lyons and Chas.
Eckford This was an action Of tresposs for assault
and battery committed by the defendants, who the
captain and first mate OF the ship Lancashire her
last trip from Liverpool The case originated in row"
had between the captain and Of the during the
voysge when the alleged assault committed with a
Delaying PIN and the captain ordered the plaintiff in irons
Verdict for defendants.
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Superior C0urt--In Chambers.

BeIOT6
AUGUST &c. Habeas C1pus.-Elza Foster one Of those
unfortunate females lately arrested for fequentng Broad
way in the night time, and annoying the passesby
brought before the Court writ OF habeas corpus and
claimed to be discharged The committing magistrate
having in her complied with the requirements Of the
Statute by having the commal duly recorded, His Hon.
ordered her to the penentiary as vagrant for the
term of six calendar months
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Common Plcas-ln Chambers.
Before Judge Ulsh9fier.

Aua. 26--The case Of Mr.. James Martin, who lies un
der arrest on shers execution, and claims to be dis
charged insovent, the ground OF having per
sona propertysome snch comes under the provision
Of the exemption Law, was resumed. His Honor will
give his decision this forenoon.
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

xNnn - DAILY, Sundays exceped-Through direct,
T; M. from he Steamboat Pier between
The s..nSo. ENcsE HI eiliy ;s Captain A. p St.
sanSoat Captain x Houxho. on
Tagsay srS ssasdsy
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain William H. Peck
Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Afternoons,
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain R. G. Crut.
tsnden Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons,
Passengers taking either Of the above lines will arrive
Albany IN ample time 70 take the Morning Train Of Cans for
te east q west The boats and substantial fur
nshed with new and elegant state and for speed and
commodations, are unrivalled on the Hudson.
pr Passage or freight apply on board or TO c.. Schultz,
AZ the Once on the wharf. au26rc
.NEk - FOR LONDON.--Packet Of the !oih Sept
6LAND, Captain X. II. Grswold, sails positively as
This ship has excellent accommodation, for cabin second
cabin and seerage passenger These wishing bers
should not fail to make saypic1t%Ga r 1Sss
aTec 76 South street. corner of Maiden Lane.
6&R FOR LIVEKPOOL-KegulaI Packet Of the sth
R1&t Selt-Ihe first class fast sailing regular Packet
ship AsHBuRTON. Captain Huuleson will sail
Having superior accommodations for cabin second cabin
and seerage passenge intending embark should
make Immediate application on bea loot q MAIDEN Lane or
100 Pine street, corner Of South.
The above will be succeeded BY the Packet Ship Stephen
Whney Captain Thompson. and will sail the 18th OF Sept
N B-Pesons DESTROYS sending their friends have
them brought in either Of the above vessels Of the
regular packets sailing weekly, by applying above, by
Drafts gwen payable sight for any amount, the
throughout the country Also Mess. Spooner Atwood
Co., bankers London payable in every town in Great Britain
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TO CITY AMP co y MERCHANTS;

FIVE o FER tse G9yfTs "a NgHo4affGs
Of Dry Good. !. r. advance # but five he
sacs g si S as in %as, value
dealers ao Our roods are mssa IL
figures and lhe charged foot Of the bill
can ''''s'' Hbf fsHfiiSS g. cAswEL SMITH
au2i lmsrc l6 Cedar street. near Pearl street
o sa
sss. subject s'es
asS s Of long sSS y and al He
and oes No. RssSs doc"
n9 .sss ',s@ s.''aw'y ALN .% M E +
oIUUvENrL 70 CO.,
20 @ q Ia a SE ss, AZ, x9ES 10 sny
terms On hand complete assortment of every de-
81 S :. s;: s'i s5
fo C sa apsnd9s Solar om + sh. Hall
altered to Solar Country m.eSsnti and o
% W ss sSwsy 70 vail as sy saS c
&c r'a aps &c ss ss
on i constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the
aocye %s KNOWN On cards T. part Of the
american Barrel Pen lnsw)
Patent Slips containing dozen pens EACH
5sSssi F.a aS a. Dc Do %
Patent Slips white and bronze.
Principally, fine, extra fine and medium points.
Caligraphic, Washington Nos. and 10.
Damascus, Victoria fine point
Peruvian New York Fountain
Ladies' Pen, Luna. Eagle, Double Damascus
School Pen Public PEN
Queens Own Pen, Baronial Collegiate, Nos and O.
large stock Of boxes gross EACH of various
degrees of points and quality marked and unmarked
The above together with good stock Of Windles" and
HENRY JESsOP,
au2i lwsm Of John street, Of Gold
LITHOGRAPHY.
L.ilL Observation-Disclosures, Manufacturers and Others
who require Business Cards OF their Establishments
eaas Bill Heads Drawing, IL Archi,ecture ashnery and
Of Books Periodicals. and Music Pieces may have tho work
executed in the best style and moderate terms, at
L. JONES' photographic Establishment
1873 Fulton street, New York.
N, B.-Dnwings and Specifications for Patents.
au24 lm&ec
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Ava 26-Francis Murray, q seaman, who had been
employed board the Queen Of the West" was arres
ted on charge OF endeavorng to create revolt boar
Of that vessel lying at Liverpool He will under
20 an examination this forenoon.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-DaiIy Nswspaps-pub
sed day Of the except New Years Day Fourth
of July Price cents copy-or 81 per annum-posages
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishsd every Saturday
momine-prce 81 per copy. 80 u par sanampos
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THlRTY-FlvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the circulation Of sny paper m this city
the Oorld and Is therefore, the best chsnnsI for business
city country. Prices modsatscash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR THE HGRALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

DEMUCKATIC JUBILEE.
AND GRAND1 EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
s@fe23 MOND. Capt. n: Thompson, will make an
August 27 leaving the foot Of Pike street at half past ock
9; and pier No. NJ r. at half past 81 returning to the city
proper hour in the afternoon.
gratis
grand chowder and refreshments served up board
Afne band Of music and minses will accompany the boat
Fare for The excursiOn cents, 3t*je
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CItv Intelligence.

Police Record.-AUo. 20 Not On iota Of general
interest tranped yesterday either the Police or Coro
ner,a Office.
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION

THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
n q
sion to West Point the 18th inst they respectfully inform
Their public sG s fX haye %
Command Of ne popular captain Truesde for second Grand
Excursion up the Hudson West Point and Newb1gh
FRIDAY 3h Instant thereby giving chance Of viewing
leisure the faramed and romantic scenery OF this noble
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated Mr.
Parker hss sY H. scs % s 81. s,o
kindly promised furnish for the occasion Of his
brilliant Fireworks
Dinner provided board.
The Boat will leave Caharne Ferry Brooklyn at O'Clock,
AM Caharine Market Slip "a Barclay street 9s Canal St
9 States Prison Dock 10 O'clock and foot Of 10Th street lO
of Thistle Benevolent Association" that the proceeds
APPLIED indiscrimnstey to worthy objects Of charity
oE Say and Geae% uns Ia ,S Tick
WM. RCHARbsoN, v. r. Cor. Perry 1 csresnwich.
< SAMMkRSS sse1st ssst' s SO Hadso S' st.
JAS. VIRTUE. -, Cor 18th ST. and 9Th avenue.
JAS ESplE Foot of 2Ist street, East River.
Major SINCLAIR. -. =. ... ioS Reads street
WALTER LEGGAT, -. ........H Hudson street.
4 =; WsAisS,TIELL,. S6 Hudson street
j3MEs AAkkisoN. Ssrt$em 'f HOTEL T.
RobERT Marsh : s5 Boadw ss;
JOHN PATTERSON,....... % Greenwich Avenue.
VIM; ARMSTRONG, Corner Of i9tl, st and 10Th Ave-
h IEli KY, John street
SSAN MAHTiN Corner Bicoms and Clinton street.
FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
hu1 ~ The new steamer PENOBSCOT. Captain
n. Mmhall, leaves .he end Of 7 wharf Boston,
.... Tuesday and Friday evening" a.
places, convey Passengers the neighborng
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PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS
-. SUMNER ENHANCEMENT.
NEW BN9IGHTON, PORT RICHMOND, &STATEN
From Pier M ! North River foot q Battery Place.
follows, Daily, from May 10th 70 October list,
~ la isd leaves New York at and II o'clock,
~ A. NJ; at l, ~ and 6H r M.
Leaves New Brighton al and 10 A. M; at N, and ~
I'm.
8P M. Leaves Port Richmond 20 minutes and 10 AM;
at l, s and TX p. M.
New York May IS, 1884, mvIl 6merc
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TO THE, LADIES.

IL TIE LhDlEo.
DIR. HULES UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS Instrument for the radical Of Proapsus Ue
or Falling Of the Womb by external application, super
sedng the of the obectonal Pesary confidently
mended the afflicted the OF perfect
health having failed Of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character In Europe
well as in h; country II adopted to the entire disease Of
ingn Hospitals of London and Paris and Is universally
commended in Europe by medical o the highest rank
In this country IL sustained by the leading members Of
faculties q Colleges and Hospitals and BY all the eminent p
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Vesey street. having entrance from the business de
prrtment, where lady In constant attendance apply
Trusess and supporters 70 female patisnu aul imrfe
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A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
NEW VnRK

IN NEW YORK.
RARENNE co, pa,ro a BY the Courts Of France
honor Of making known the Ladies OF the United States
and those Of the city Of New York particularly that they will
Establishment. the first Of September the Of
The branch in this city will under the Immediate supen
teence Of Of the principle ladies of the Paris house. The
ladies respectfully solicited visit the saloons where they
from Paris, by the Packets as they arrive.
r. s. They would also inform those engaged in the millinery
business the principal cities of the Union that all articles
connected with their business and the fashions
Implied previous their being opened toe public in this city
Orders punctualy attended to. au20 mrrc
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RICUL T u RIAL WAR; ii OF 5 L,
1877 WATER STREET.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS IMPROVED POR
TABLE MACIIINES WIRE CkOTH MANUFAC-

n
THE attention OF the public called Patent Portable
Grist MILL work by hand other power, with which
every farmer grind his Also for Grinding
Coffee and Spices and highly recommended by all who
have used them.
Groats Patent Grain Cleaner and Corn Grinder,
venon, superior TO any heretofore used.
Rice and Coffee Shelters, Of different sizes; Sugar Mills &cs
Woods Patent Single Machine.
Horse Powers calculated for horses with geering
attached at IN
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pRIvATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have been used for
nine years with unvarying They promptly cure
without exp9surs restriction IN diet or busnesshence
ing every requisite medicine and application with the monitor,
wherein full directions and advice enabling the patient safely
effect a cure, and little No. for Gonorrhea,
Get &c q for venemsl diseases in all its stages No.
for Female Weaknesses Whites.
Price OF each complete package So any require
additional medicines they supplied free.
Sold only Drug Store 60 Prince street. OF Marion
few Of Nibo Private Entrance Offices SOY Ma
rion continuation of Centre street. jy25 lms re
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/ VENEhEhL DN9EhoE OUhED.
BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS having stood The
n Of time and experience recommended the
eectual speedy remedy for Gononh Gess urethrai
discharge, irritation OF the kidneys, uretha and PROSTATE
gland They taken without confinement from business
diet, without the breath disagree
selves They give tone and energy TO e generatve organs
rarely IL experienced from the OF other medicines They
have performed extraordinary chronic discharges,
obstinate gect after The failure Of all other remedies In
They equally suitable for females Price 81 box with
full directions Sold only by VIM WATSON,
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AOH ~. STATEN ISLAND A~n a.
FERRY
FOOT OF WHITEHALL.
gThe Boats will run AS follows until further notice ~
LEAVE NEW YORK:
ss'LlGs. Leave " A saMfHii1lkA NL1aSs1,:: PM -
On saaa.y. every A So M; o& Il MEM
FORT HAMILTON AND NEW YORK.
Fort Hamilton Z; " H. M;iiiHE'PM
cLIrrS{SSs n&S1NSib ;' sE% YORK
Leaves New York A; M; g and ~ I'm
j30 (Sundays excepted)
kxR FOR LIVERPOOL--New Line-Isegular Packet
&3 Of 2s,h sspThe splendid fas, sailing Packet Ship
n SHERIDAN Captain +. A. De Peyster, of 100
will SAIL above, her regular day.
For freight having unequaled
for Pldor comfort apply board Orleans wharf, foot
OF Wall street, or TO
Price Of Passage, 500.
Shippers by may rely upon having their goods cor.
recty measured and that the ships Of this line will sail pune
tually advertised ~
The packet ship Ganck Capt B. H. Trask win succeed
the Sheridan and sail 18th October her regular day
~ FOR HAvEES1Ihs 'Yrpsssl9T eOPsrsd and COPPER
will sail on or about the So, instant, Gssht
ssss: ~ No. Toasins suldias. COZ val ssa wss:r q.