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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

a Ng~.-Seversl gentlemen from New York,
Boston; and Buffalo, weie here yesterday for the
sake Of betting agai~st Henry clay. They
learned that the Buckeyes had more money than
discretion and more enthusiasm than judgment.
and convention Of John Jacob Astcr, Ia 1870
bet largely on Harrison. He nov betn against
Henry Clay, and has secured one wager of -
tAesseai aellass At DQGAp.S<CiteslGs1 Rscie-
1tals. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
A relic of the bargain of III.

The correspondence between the Hon.
T. H. BENTON and Hon. JonN Scorr, the
member who gave the vote Of Missouri tc
Mr.. Adams when he was elected Presi-
dent, will be interesting to our readers.
The letter of Col. Benton is one Of the
most finished yet scathing things we ever
saw. Its predictions, too, have all since
been verified. Mr.. Scott was driven from
public life by betrayed people, and has
remained in obscurity ever since.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
Discovery Of STONE Coal.

A friend has informed US that Mr.. VIM. Stew
art, who resides about three and half miles
south Of this place, showed him, few days
since, two beautiful specimens Of stone coal,
which were taken from cavity in the rocks on
his place. These specimens, he assures US, are
equal to the best Of the Pennsylvania coal, and
burn very handsomely. There are other indi-
cations of coal deposite on Mr.. Stewards land.
which we hope will soon be fully proved.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

EThe committee Of foreign relations
has reported against the treaty for annex.
ing Texas to the United Etates. Mr..
BrAHASAs, It is stated, voted for the
treaty, and Messrs. Choate, Berrien and
Archer, against Il.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
Locusts.

The commonly called afourteen year lccusts'
have made their appearance in this region In
great numbers. They are the first Of the kind
that have been seen in Iowa since its settlement
The fruit is supposed to be in some danger from
their attacks.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

D.Dr. Duncan's billrequiring the cleo
ton Of President to be held on the same
day throughout the United States. has pas
SD the House of Representatives. tits a
good measure, and should become law,
but we have but little hope that such will
be the case. There is great danger that
the wing majority in the Senate will kill it.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

nThe democratic papers Of the East
very appropriately denominate the Native
American psrty the ''chusch burncrs."-
This is right. They have won the maine,
and should be made to wear il.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
Lee County Meeting.

The following account Of the spirited meeting
lately held " the democrats Of Lee county wa
received By - on Saturday last, after our paper
was entirely worked of. This will account for
its not appearing, as was intended, in last weeks
Gazette.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

EThe Senate has refused to adops
Col. BEsros's motion to discuss the TEXAS
treaty with opon doors. The injunction
Of secrecy, however, has been removed 90
lar = 70 permit the publication Of certain
documents IA relation to the President's
order 70 the troepa to repair to the Tss jan
frontier, Nc as.e H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

TMessrs. Douglas, Hoge, Ficklin,
and M'Clernand, At present democratic
members Of Congress from Illinois, have
all been nominated for reelection. John
Calhoun, Esq. is the democratic candidate
in the Springfield district.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
With sincere wishes for your persona
welfare, remain, Sc.
THOMAS H. BENTON.

81 declare Sally" exclaimed an antiquated
wing maiden lady after reading the names Of
| coon ncmineesl 81 declare! our people used a
new kind Of tea at Baltimore instead Of Solder, ;,
Well, Eve drank goodd deal Of .sOld Hyson,' y
"roung Hyson," and ssHyson Skin" in my day,
but REALLY, Idon't think lever can swallow this
Freling- Htsoa.o s ,sf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
The District Court

Will commence its session al this place on
Monday next. The bench, for the 6rst week,
and until the return Of Judge Mason from Gin
cinnsti, will b. occupied BY Judge WlIIlAAs,
of the second district.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

.6lcs.- Cirque, OF the Amistad, who was
made quite lion il New York il conse-
qusnce of his killing the Captain and other white
men Of Spanish merchant vessel, went back to
Africa, married, beat and deserted 6vs wives,
md hnally rua a. With AZ 10 funds d biz csn.
panieuR.-GN 7. S0a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
4nsuer.

SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. s, 1925.
Sir:-l received, on the morning of the
9th inst, your note of the 9th, in which
you make known to me your intention to
give the vote OF Missouri TO Mr.. Adams.
Sinister runors, and some miseivings Of
my own, had been preparing my mind for
an extraordinary development; but it was
not until l had three times talked with
you, face to face, that ! could believe in
the reality Of an intention, 50 inconsistent
with your previous conversations, SO re-
pugnant to your printed pledges, so amaz-
ing to your constituents, 50 fatal to your
self.
The vote which you intend thus to give
is not your own. ltbelongs to the people
Of the State Of Missouri. They are
against Mr.. AGams. l, in their name, Go
solemnly protest against your intention,
and deny your moral power thus to bestow
their vote.
You have been pleased to make refer
ence, in one Of your conversations, to my
personal wishes in this election. / now
reiterate that disdain and repel the sp-
peal; and again remit you to the exalted
tribunal Of honor and duty.
For nine years we have been closely
connected in our political course; al lei oh
the connection is dissolved, and dissolved
under circumstances which denounce our
everlasting separation.
For some expressions which you felt as
unkind, in our conversations on Sunday,
ask your pardon and oblivion. l had a
right to give you my opinion on a point Of
public duty, but none to infiict wound
on your feelings; and, in the unexpected
breaking Of many ties, there is enough Of
unavoidable pain, without the gratuitous
infection Of unkind words. .s7
Tomorrow is the day for your self i'm
notation. II you have an enemy, he may
60 and feed his eyes upon the scene; your
former friend viii shun the affecting spec
tacle.
With sincere wishes for your personal
welfare, l remain, SC. s
THOMAS H. BENTON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
WAsH1SeTos Cry Feb. 5, 1926.

Hon. r. H. Renkon:
Dear Sir:--NotMithstanding the con-
versations We had on Thursday evening
and on Friday, from which you might
Justly conclude that would not vote for
Mr.. Adams, am now inclined to think
differently, and unless some other change
in my mind takes place, ! shall vote for him.
l take the earliest opportunity to apprise
you of this fact, that you may not commit
yourself with friends on the subject.
JOHN SCOTT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
Adjournment of Congress.

A resolution designating the 18th Of June a.
the time for adjournment has passed the House
of Representatives. It will probably be con.
Cured in by the Senate. *
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

% A bill TO abolish the Office Of Solicitor o
the General Land Office has passed both branch
Is Of Congress.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

I'M. CAssIus M. CLAY, the nephew
gof The vhig candidate for the Presidency
in recent letter written with the view Of
inducing The aboitionists to go for his I'M
cle, helds che following language:
- ..Ns nan, ARIA lie aen Presidential
ekxfism, sl,chld be deemed ct to rule over
! republien christian people, who shall
violate. by holding slaves, the only two
principles upon which either christianity
Or repnblicanism can stand the test Of philo-
soptical scrutiny Tor single moment"
Why The test Of qualification which Mr..
&. n. Clay has seen fit to prescribe for
she future should not be made to apply to
the present Presidential campsigne is no,
stated; though the reader will not be at .
ion - satisfy himself on that point. Hem
~ Gsy = known to Be the owner Of some
s-rcnty Ave slaves, and would therefore,
under fAe test proposed. Be- disqualified
10 recsisc The support II the Liberty par
~. TO sbv;aie this his relative aud name
sake-wao Is rather more Of wing than
abo:ito,ist--hit npon tip expedient Of
pszboaing the operation If his fayorite
ssae sfasaioa snfil 'ssfter he next Prcsiden-
III elee1ion-" Thss i is with our !oppo-
ncnls. They prate much about principles,
Lut fheir daily candect proves thesr chief
sbiedt y bethe elevation q particular men.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

Ths sqnslioss cfl ~ salss Of public reiks IN
Pensylvaaia Aas been rsfarzed By he legisls-
tuEe, to the decision Ofthe people 1t fhe next Au-
gust election. 81 As ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

70 We regret to learn, that the Aood on We'd
nesday evening last carried away part Of the new
oil mill Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. Kitchen. The
slaughtering establishment Of Messrs. Peasley
& Rand was also considerably injured.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

~ saturday next, the Sth inst, n
.-Is he day for the democratic county
meeting. We hope there viii be gen.
esA attendance. Let all be present who
can. The object - to take steps towards
serunisisg fer ths Aussst eleoaaon Sew
:sfal addresses may be expected, though NO
a king o. worsllipping ofbrutes or beasts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

Ttlcrism. The Washington corrrsr oneeas
thu Boston Courier says that the fSssse 49,,
determined upon another copvoeation - S
grcss " II adjourn without favorable sessss
the treaty.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

|. - Thn.sdsy's eastern mail has not yet been
received The coach started out from this place
on Wednesday morning on its return to Peoria,
but was compelled to turn back BY the impassa-
BILE condition 81 the roads.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

Some valuable tables and estimates are includ-
ed in the recent report of Mr.. Ellsworth, the
Commissioner of Patents. One of them is an es.
tilnate Of the crops for lSi3. These results are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
FOR THE PILES.
DEAD the follow ing interesting case and uoanDnA eu

FAD the following interesting and ssmana&e cure Of
II Piles MIR J. BowmaA, distinguished Araas FoidinE
Broadway been afflicted with e fi:ss tqr ses yeaIs:
consulted about three months sn0e ras ks ne Yves
ou appetite bad, liver torpid, occasional pApsa. eountc
pale andlangud epains Of palma ovss 40 ndneyss
great irritation weight In the lower eSsana Of the
bowels attended with pie umors 50 iauch inxs.s at times
produce suicrns Otaer times efc7aoB THEM
selves poase discharge OF blood inducing great debility
muscles Of he back from the long continued irritation had
degree lost their producing uinbaso sno
with Internationally thar he coul walk his se was esU,e an.
nr expended than five hundred dollars IN iVurtevA
years for this and mad obtained only temporary re-
lief Fly cured, having taken ony three BOXES
mica and feels no return OF the COMPLIANT as u 81
md active he ago. ana atpates ~ al
10 that inetsbie remedy, Dr. UPHAMs iLL ELhcIuAhr
reader this only Of theus ina similar cses eueo py
he same mems The Pile ElecusrY, an inLa einedy
sold by the his Office log as seovo
r ~ Warner Co Utica; T. Is. Fitch X 20. Syracuse L.
g. swan, Rochester Colnan & Co. Buffalo,
q 2rnh Mus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

RARNHILL's INpELlBLE INK The saps,io,isy Of
this Marking Ink isnow geneuy acknowledges By
the druggss End coasrmsn Of the article in fhsdslphIa
their and have II superior to any
The whole OF marking may be compsted In three
mlnutss, even at midnight n desirable.
OF rm who invented il and for safe
by POTTS LINN y HARRIS,
Wholesale Dtugslsts,
No 2l3lS Market street Philadelphia.
From the United States g. zee Of March 1871 o,.u
ANpkLibLE Isk-Messrs, Potts. Linz Harris No zis,a
sp?vs st manufacture aud have Tor sale S%Gng
heir line Of business druggists an admirable INK
tuy nseos Il Will is beauty aud The Of IT'S
plain.
From the Editon Of the North American of March 10th
lnDELBLE lNK-We have tried Of Barphs ndel BILE
Ink aud Oh ,erfuy recommend all wishing
linen IL freely
psraton IL Is for sale BY Aefsrs Potts, Linn Harris No.
2i3,s Market Ut. +
Copy Of an advertisement of April 10th.
BARNHILs lNDELIBLE INK-yust ceved supply of this
celebrated Lax and tested il horo 10
equal superior to made the United States
or OF the imported
Also-Dugs, Medicines Paints. Acids, Dye Stus. Var
nishes. &c &c, which will be sold the reasonable
terms, BY ALEXANDER HARPER
Wholesale Druggist, Market 1t. above 18th
jel 6m@rc W&S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
ro THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

y,E greatest discovery medical science that OF M M
Desomeaux of Par He has entirely exploded the gene
ally received opinion OF the existence Of stetny
tsn,ey rs~ The bic and un~ersa success Of IN.
iirr Sordal in every Instance OF producing that a
ieaith which results in the wife becoming blessed as moh,
tho pined IN endiss has July establish.
IN. nae OF the Proereave Elixir Cordial IL u niallabie
weakness, uor albus, debility incontinence and
he various complaints arising from Illness
lmprudence M great anu nvarianie success. u ecommeh
sbshed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles pack
evidence Of excellence the
which it neld IL pleasant and agreeable
The undersigned tho only authorised for this
Price - bottic.
For the OF thoss residing Of the city ia
yedents composing the Elixir Cordial packages
Tor transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Prlec OF package -, making three bottles.
al letters must be postpaid, and directed 10
DIR. y. MELVEAU, box "a, N. YORK city
me9 I'm D&W -R Ofice I2s liberty II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06

NO THE LADik.-if You marry cxcfeserces conceai
ing broad aud elevated forehead have the insight
eppendage Of beard on upper lips # have
uous ha shgurng any part OF otherwise beautiful f.
cs. the Poudr oobe invented by Dr. Felix G1urauu will
quickly forever eradicate the sKhtes
scooratou te your sknsths be satisfied by
the tested Doctors Offices all doubts
the ARTICLE being hunbug will quickly walsh Yer only
per bottew here may be had the following articles all
.anteThe celebrated Italian Moderated soap, for curing all
botces, plmples reckles morphew Itch redn's
iailowness rougne.s OF the skin cbappd hands face
children in allaying ali aud ckang
really astonishing heng should
be without &C The One Cake 50 lta suicIent and
can't return the successful Be on your guard
bold mation and buy 70 wheee ort as above
veil known aud approve cosmetic for cleansing halng
tying. and beautfying the exon and by dill
p-es preventing the Of and banshpg then
when present. NJ per bottle.
(}ourauo's Hair Dye will change rcd sny HAIR beau
al dark brown black without sinng skin 81 bot
lie WhBksr and kyeDvow Dye, 25 cents pei bottle
Gourauds Blanc d'hspagne, or Spanish Viii
ke eabaster Wilderness and hness to the sknirc
from Al nja,,oa. and Is eatily snnhstss com
each. This. with other Of d. preparatons, initiated
Buy where but 81 Walker the from
Of broadway where will be issnd Of
the delicate and choice rerfumery imported from all
paris. -,
AsentJordan, Milk street, Boston, 70 Ckes,rut street
,h'ladelphia Robinson narsbargh; Herneh bansesar;
seabrook Princetoa Trppe Newark; Touaey, Rochessi
Caswe Lockport; Smith, Palmyra; GriFs hsmiifon eonl
aIios Goshen; Myss New favsn; Dyer Prova.nce Tay
or Newpr Cerlston, Lowell; Ives Salient Hodge Sewpu
Luther Whs Calas; seth Hancc baltimore; seipy Iarh
wa1B u1, Hartford; Z. c. Fs1s. Siddissowa.
unIa i'm dv&wvra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
u M E q q IL ID o. e E n TT

N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The New YoRK HERALD-A daily paper, issusd every
mp,nng OF the week-prce CENTS per copy Country
subscrio furnished the for specific period.
ia advance. No paper unless paid ia as-
vance.
The WEEKLY HrRALD-Tasusd every Saturday morning a,
O'clOOk-prioe Der copy-lur.
sishsd country sopsSnbs q! - ~ per annu adyasc
CoRAEsPoHpEnrs are rsqunstsd TO addres thsp LAT Sc
jams 0snsen 1nrHEx1, Rrcprssf and Ktsr -~sa. .ss
RsAa kpNnGBamu0 .sepeSeSp -xs2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
WITCHES. BRUSHES, &C

MdICHES, BhOSHES, 6C.
1--WE THOUSAND GROSS Of the bsst qlsiity Of Match
e. Lkswse Brushes Of ali nds suitable for aay market.
AID Mach,ues ali KINDS made IN order cheap for cash.
Matches for climate put mp in The best ss for
shipping from 50 sens 10 ~ " per gross Tho above are put
40 In waodeu boxss prevent dnmpness
-Paricuar taken in packing for shipping. and
.sf Ss,.s:'' 1''' a, S&kNrs %, rh st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS thoIoughfare admitted be The greatest
for the sale Of senslemsus wearing APPAREL The
United States and the Impression that has hsrsofoe existed
the minds of purchaser in Broadway Obliged
erobitsnt price for an article Of dress
BY EDWARD FOX. gopretor of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No 203 Broadway. Here advantage 20
merchants and others visiting this city avail themselves Of
an outnt from avery extensive assortment Of ready made cs
thag manufactured rom the best materials and the
ia,hionsbe style The aeon Of public particularly
called 70 VISIT hs establishment and examine the style
pfoaching season. Lad ..
Aso rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
nss Fancy French Cloths and Csssme ny the arrivals
rom the celebrated mandatory Of f. Bioey Fills
ecsd expressly for the spring fashions Garments uperby
made up to Order and II required few hours notice
-. :. - - EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Esrablishmeut. 9oa broadway. below
Fulton ST. ma sms &c
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LADIES ARTEMIAN BRACE.

lIhDlCS All EMlAN BhACE.
me Subscribers offer the special patronage Of the Ladies'
the fArEsT fLAsTIc ARTHMIAN BRACE, which must
eysntualy prove Indispensable article Of the female ward
rome IL combine' its manner Of construction all tn
u proportions without the injurious tendencies OF the
corset-sucn uaur COMPRESSION of the chest. im ed
Ing the free and heahnl action OF the lungs, aud BILE
e deacy to brI consumption &c Sc To children, of
sher wh nave acquired the habit Of STOPPING, thew
be found highly benee the
ke the aud tn shoulders tca IL will
improve the outline and appe of the figure
strengthen aud expand tn chest and will impede the free
Of the Fo, the better aud special daton Of
the Lides them with their the subscribers
have opened devoted exclusively their
moda which will b. under the immediate
Of Lady ecy acquainted lth the and fitting Of
tn article.
Ladies Department No Park Place. LIST door from Broad.
Wholesale Department, the cid sbishment OF
PARSELLS AGATE,
my25 1ms 237 BrOadv w., of Park Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
AITEN1TON-SATE YOUR MONEY!
lAliIIEKR EQTYPE PORIkAITS
THE MARINE TELEGRAPH FLAGS,

SEM-aPHORIC TELEGRAPH SIGNAL BOOK
l'HE UNDERSIuNED Proprietor OF the Marine
4 TELEGRAPH Flags and semsphoric Telegraph signal
Books, having supplied above Two thous4nd sail OF
American vessels. including all the Government ye,
sells OF and cutters inform. the csmmercal
mercantile. and trading OF New York. that he la,
Of ened An Office at " Wall street where he will u,h Of
ieesfaph sg thirteen Ia number, with designating tee
graph nuuhef, aud signal book for sps, bafq brE.
schooner, sloops and md stea mboats.
Agencies for the diffusion OF this Ssmaphoric code Of Signals
estsbnhed throughout the United The benefits de-
rived om tnis zeal ed truly useful code o. signals
the Lom Of the United fully the fact
IT. ~ only commercial national
81 view they ahsald be REGARDED,
JOHN X. PARKER, Proprietor.
Msene Surveyors Ofhes,
MO ltaw3wsrc ~ Wall u, corner Of Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
JAYNES' EXPECTORENT.

A LWAfS CNk HE'S ASTHMA Il wo or three large doses
"a will cure the Group Hives Of children in e 70 mnutr:
Whooping Cough. and effects speedy hundreds who
have BEEN given up BY their as ncuabe With con
sumption, splitting Of blood, and other Pulmonary aect
have been sstqsed to perfect health By l.. H:ve iss Il
Third street, Phledelphil. For sale by A. sands,
Druggists No. 70 Fulton street, T3 Broadway aud II East
broadway, mv13 lmsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-06
10 THE LADIES.
BECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY
I. ItL. SYRTTp

THE opinions Of usIous men possess powerful influence
hbt certificate. autographs from either Presdent Vcs
President Governor still assured that they will
one when this American production. known Tar
aud wide the most succesfu aud truly ehcacious remedy
ever .uomtted to the aoce Of an nta1Esut public he
commentators OF numerous humble epoor but
Observation-Disclosures good Character and should louder
than the bought certificates which we daily paraded in the
wspapers Its kidney complaints has gained TO-
numerous and we could refer 70 several q the mos,
rts-gsntemen whose Standing their pros have aced
them In the highest rank Bee 'nnon Compound Pulmonary
plants Influenza cougns colds and conump,ion has been
established by Intrinsic and its sale been
great compel the place in different
tons Of the city, where the Numerous demands Tor it may BE-
the easier wered. t'HI
1t sale all the principal druggists city, and may
be had Wholesale retail Of the proprietor.
r BkCANNON 50 Vestry st.
San Palmer l66 West street. James Tnrrant druggist
26G Green Wlch, corner Warren st. mis- I'm IN
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH
Nn <vyyUE n A NnpTYEN

TRIAL BOTTL Es-THREE sHILLINGs.
IO THOSE who have used Joness Coral Hair Restorative
know It's excellent quass to those who have not say
that the fact OF our selling shilling bottles must prove the truth
If staementand that afraid Of persons wing
small quantyo nrst We possess fol- owing
iualties-lt will force the hair whore
Dsndu and make lEh red or grey hair grow dark For
hair A
od-price ,, or shilrgs bote--at the Sign of the
American Eagle 80 Chatham street. New York; lJ9 Fulton
srooJyn State street. Boston, Ledger Buildings, Phia
tsui,fa 201 strert thsrlesfou. y. g m