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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

ITO THE PuBLiC.-Circumstance heyorl ny con-
j ,rei. and which could more sincerely regret
than mySei fierce upon The disa.reeab'r du'y al
cauiit nre the public against har5ornc ~? wife, 5rs
Margaret 81 Sickler or trusting her IN M account
a. III, has proper 20 throw her-ef nnc. n pott
lin of Other. VITO have >ed their doors lyon aud
de n!e iar III. oyportu1iIy of adjusting any ai' i-
winch NAV hsye through The Miscellaneous .ds!er at
others spfU-c ~ between u. tue efure, VIII b Cor.
strained 10 erfrce the penalties vi The law AGAINST al!
who may disregard this notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

AccoMAeK CorNrY.-Wc are requested TO say
that James A. Seddonand John 5 Casliie, E>q>,
are expected 10 address the people Of Accomack,
a; the Courthouse, on Monday next, the 18th inst
that being The first day Of the quarerl: term OF
the County Courl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

EEaALE gDUCATiON.-NRj. NoTTI>GHaNre re-
spe tinily announces 10 tas citlz-Es az Richmond
and Is vicinity, that she viii open Boarding and Day
Scboe or Young Ladies, nesia3, the 1T IL October
neYt The various branches # Female Eiucafion VIII be
laugh; by the principal, assisted by her dau.atets.
French. Latin, Muse, &c, by approved and competent
teachers
Mr.. y. has the aivantaee II alny years erprr ence
in conducting FemaI- Sehc'. AID has the honor Of
referring 10 tie .oiiawiG- gentlemen Other references
,y,I re given IN f.. days: R-v. IL. j. W. Alexander
and Rey iIber, l.. Uod Princeton, y. J Rev. br Sa-
,nuei T. tov roa. James :. S-vltts and Hon. l. Krk
rsr,,en New Hrunswiok, y. j.: Hon. Daniel Elmer,
grdrrton. y j.. Rev Johu la Pom VIM L. Dayton,
ard Rev. r LaIlgb, Trenton, y. j Rev. j. H. Jones'
ami J. E. Keen. E,c. Philadelphia, "a. Hen II. Este,
C ncnnati, Ohio nv tr swell. ats ofEast Wind
sor, conn Or Rerj. p. Nelson, King William CO., Va;
Or VIM. y" 500, Hanover sanu-i Taylor, Esq d.
r H. Cabell, J. Z. o0son, and Rev. D, P!umer, Rich
mOnd.
81. he. taken the house at the corner Of franklin
and 5rh strre's, Gscoay across opposite the private
residence OF J. J. Fry, Esq.
Aug. ~ S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

DEATH or Cor. SroNs-We deeply regret TO
announce the death of Col William L. Stone,
Editor of TIE New York Commercial Advertiser.
He die on Thursday morning last, at The resi-
Gencc Of his .atler-in-law. the Rev. Mr. Way-
land. at Saratoga Springs His age was .
years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

gT JoHS WINSTON JOKES ESQ We are
requested 10 state, that Mr.. Jones. (unless pre-
vented by causes over which he can exercise no
conuo) will be at Hanover Court House on The
frs, day OF the next Court, which is on TUESDAY
next, the 9th OF August. Come one, come all.
come everybody,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

g-r We understand that there is large and
fashionable company at the pleasant Fauquer
Springs Our advertising columns announce that
Tournament will be held on the 2oh August.
We wish we could .be there 10 see
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

D:,~n ~ Grv ". 5. McnrnY-Wc learn b.
the arrival Of the L ). schooner Fir. Il Com
manding J. A. DavS. that Gen. W. :. Murphy
late Charge Afiaites to Texas, died at Calves
ton. Texas. on the 18th nit, Of yellow fever. He
was buried with al The honors due his dis'in-
cilished >ia,inn.-L ChoklcSioa .hysnrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

The Democratic State Central Committee as
semblcd u Harrisburg on the 18th, and have is
sued an Address, calling together the Democratic
Convention Of the 4.h OF March last, to re-as-
semble at Harrisburg on the 81 September, 10
make new nomination. 1t is supposed, that
Mr.. Skunk will he the nominee He ran NJ
Muhlenburg very hard III the Convention OF
March LASTS very popular man-and is sup
posed or one account to be stronger than Mr.
NJ was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
ALABAMA ELECTION.

The OIL rc;un - have from thiS State, We
find in ;hc Mobile Register q; the n iEs Il
will r. secn lh:.: the Democrats .. Noble have
,ce,c their senator, and ,hrre OF Of four Of the
Rc2re,enfatircs-,hc i3urh having been beaten
only BIZ Two votes. The Register remarks
'.;,ich a Democra.;c rally ~! 20 glorious 4 re-
>ult has nc, been since 1875 when the ceua'v
lad bu, two Representatives,. In ia. jusi pre-
y;1u- to The las; Presidential election, when par'Y
line, we!e drawn more strictly, than they have
bcen since. until this time. The Wigs swept the
field carryineererv ding hy decided maIoriiie>,
and followed it up in No"emh"r ~ beating Us with
$50 majority Now in preI eging for another
Presidential contest. w. have reversed this result
Now il i our FLAG that streams in triumph al the
head of victorious >quadrons. while The coon en-
le,ns ofdishear;cned Whiggcry lie PROSTATE in lie
dust. Now the unterriiied Democrccy of Noble
rises. after many struggles, victorious neveIy cit
adel OF Wing influence, and lends ont cheeriy
the buse note Of rejoicing 10 blend with the voice
of,he great interior, in the ralying cry Of Alhha-
ma 10 the rcscuo;'-PoLK ASD YouSG HicxoRi
Dallas ,vD VlcToRY
The following Is the result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

An intelligent Virsinian, who has Just return
ed from a visit M5oEgi New York, reports The
creates, enthusiasm in the Democratic ranks in
the Empire State. lie assure O.; New York and
PENNSYLVANIA for Polk and Dallas.
A letter from strong man in Northwestern
Virginia. gives the cheering news of Democratic
gains in that region. In the Monongal;a Dis
,rict, our majority will he increased On the
Ohio river, the Democrats are sanguine of tn
great State OF Ohio for Polk, Dallas, Texas and
OREGON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

20 -ARTNERsHIP.-THoMAS . oUARLEs has
- .,eiared ,y,th him II, business GEORGE 4. MCa-
YIN and 8 Y SGT Ton, Jr. The business, fi-
tn m.li he Conducted 1ndr he style % otAKLEs,
MEEaiS & SUTTON, .ho res7er'ir'iy soio' con
al the I.itr"nagr iih'fi,L o's'oV "a 81 c't
rradaccs or and woli say. thai 'b'y val re- 70; :? =!
lie fist Of Sept. mber with new s'oc" Of ilr. Good
f,r rash THGS ID. QUARLES,
GEORGE \. MELVIN,
r. V. SUTTON j.
Granite From; Fulfilling, Ao. . 9 Broad street,
Sh0choc Hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
A Ard.

The subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10 As
toners and tie cusic generally 9 'ic very SERIAL pt
ronage bestowed on am and womb, so'ici: MIN
anrr II me same TO the fiim ~ ~ Mills M*k"i'
K SUTTON. thus u W - LIS
P.S no ie thai are Indebted 20 lin vii ' and ,ei-
tie ther accounts wiou, de'as; ina those 10 WHOM h
- his IN thai all claims miy he "r;dsd a. sre i''y
possillr TGDS d at = LIZ
Granite Front Building, No. 80, Prua'! street
S:i3ckor lIii.
.ur % 3O-br
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
FDT A3c EFqa1Ft7'.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That John Quincy Adams, on the 18th Of No
vember last, attended meeting oil the "L,5criy
pdftH," AZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and used .lc
following language in his address: 'On the sub
zee; Of Abolition, Abolition Societies, Anti-Sia-
very Societies or the Liberty Party have ae:er
been member Of any OF them; bat IN orpo>-
ton 10 slavery, co AS FAR AS Any OF
THESE; my sentiments, [ believe, nearly ac-
cord with theirs Thai Slavery viii he abo.
lishcd in this county and throughout he world
| firmly believe Whether it shall I've done
peaceab,y o7 BY BLOOD, God ouly Knows u;
that Ii shall he accomplished, have no ioubt-
and. BY WHATEVER WAY. | SAY, LET
IT COME"
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That this same John @. Adams, in the II. of
Representatives. ON the 2!st OF February lasl.
three months n;te7 his speech before the Liberty
PARTY" repeated The same language, only in
more blood-thirs;y .orm-saying, Yes ie, 1t (the
abolition OF slavery come, moeeh Frc mdi'oaS
Of III pcopc Of tic South @""}t Pertsh!'
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That this same John Quincy Adams, and
twelve Wing members Of Congress, al the close
OF the last Congress, promulgated a solemn mani
testo in opposition to the annexation OF Texas III
which they say:
1--WE hesitate not 10 say, that annexation, eiiec-
ed BY any act or proceedings OF the Federal Gov
eminent, or any of its Departments, would be
,Gcnt,eat miM Dissolution. Il would be 50 injur-
Gus to the interests and abhorrent to the feelings,
OF the People OF the Free States, as, in our OPT
MON, not only inevitably TO result, in Dissolution
of the Union, bu, FULLY TO JUSTIFY II"
And that j. O. Adams, and these twelve Wing
Members Of Congress, declared, that they were
representing the Wing Party OF their respective
Districts, numbering in each District probably
10000 Wings.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That this same John Quincy Adams, the most
notorious OF all Abulitonsts and DisrnioniSts, is
a peculiar tavori,c OF the Club House Wings of
Richmond--that the Richmond Wing, previous
10 the nomination OF Theodore Frelinghuysen,
avowed its Willingness that this fiendish blood
thirsty old Abolilonist and Disnnoui>t, should be
selected as the candidate fer Vice President on
the Wing CLAY iicket-that John Minor Bots Sc
lected him above all others in Congress, TO pre-
sent his petition TO Congress, con,estins Mr..
Jones scat.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Raleigh T. Daniel. ("the sole author in
the name of The Wings Of Richmond, invited J.
O. Adams 10 enjoy the hospitalilies Of The Wings
Of Richmond few weeks since--taus declaring.
that Northern Disunionism and Northern db0':
tiorism can come here without any DISSERTATION
to our fresides;" and that THEY will be protect
ed" though give millions OF the PEOPLE OF the
South should perish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

T. The oninous note Of our Foreman has
Just reached our ears He is crowded with copy
already We are compelled, therefore, 10 post
pone several Editorials, which we were about 10
commence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

Marcus Morton, ESQ has declined the nomi-
nation OF Governor in Observation-Disclosures the
Democratic Convention Of Worcester have no.
minated George Bancroft, Esq. the distinguished
Historian Of the United States As their candidate.
He accepts the nomination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

Married, Sunday morning last, by Rev. Dr. James
n 3cCase, Sir. ions II. KsowLg, to Hlss sAP.H FSAs
cEs crLIcAFiELp, all OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
Aug. %
I +. wORD's OFFICE.-Jrawinc of Grand ('o,

+. NORD'S UFFICE.-Dra"ihc Of G'ani 'o'so-
- iidat-d LOTTERY. NJ. 81:
IS = Is 81 - ~ 66 IS ~ rs ~ % H.
Ticset. Ncs i3 - IL fine prize ia tie ABOVE, sod
and paid At WORDS Once.
:!rn"inr OF Alexandra Lottery, No. %, drawn i'ih
81 Go IS ! ~ 10 - - 80 70 % u.
Ticket, Mo-. 81 IL, Capital IN thr above. sent 10
eorres; nde, IN 4 certificate al package.
Dom regect the Slc.0Co I"iTry io- next Saturday,
and have an eve on the Scheme prIaishei to-day fnr
September. Words Office viii lie iaeay place during
the neat few months
Aug 81 31-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

A TOURNAMENT and FANCY BALL.. VIII take
n place al ,h- Taaqnier White Sulphur Springs, on
Wedn. sday, 18th Augart.
Aug. 20 JJ-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

LIE ,tY's Calcn-d Maslcs:a
1 J. Pru>sian Bue, of extra iiaty
Lows PIN Soap. IN bag, very superior
Cah. Ma.nrsIa-llr.c and small squares
Gurr!an'-, Lrh'n's and Etes excel.en: Perfumes
III Pun.en'' s--iE great variety
kyeoso'e Ca.mei- T.. 9. ara American
English Mustard. 10 ha.f pourt bottles
Laws ma Pat-y's y nc-or Soap
Il age, Military So1p
HAIR Cloth, Nail, Tooth AMI Flesh Brushes.
Just received. .ni for sair ~
ALEXANDER DuEAL & co,
No l47, .nan Street.
Aup "a 3J-Uif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

Democrats. F'ederaS.
Fl. s. D.rgan 1902 c. c. Langdcn, 1893
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Dan Chandler. 1903 VIM. d. Dunn, l2'ii"
Philip Philips. 1873 Geo y Stewart, IDS
jos. Scawe 1913 James PeEnne, l23l
jos. C. Smith, l26i Robert BrotnaI, l2i'
R,erarR CocSrY-SiEce writing the above
We have been favored tya friend with returns from
this county. Barbour has done well,-t;s The
fir, time tor a numter oil years, We helic"e hat
>fe has sent a Democratic Representation. In
1910 Harrison's majority in his country was
near 100 The following Is the result this year:-
Treadweii Dc'r) 137; Michel, DEM rs;
Dubois, (W) 6iG Williams. wv so; Jackson,
(;ndcrender, canIida,e) Gl7.
fo9rGrqah Gc0rriaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

MES WACkENZ''''s St,HOC !. II .s Boarding anil
- Day :;:hool TOR f4u;s ..d.,s, hitherto conducted
BY His J;ur Maete,.Is vii he resumed the first Of
:c;ob~r .i ,on'Irirc Tie plarc (corner
of Nam ali streets, l.. Mis- iannoia Mackenzie
GrtJa a,Sisti bg coni tent teacher the various
branches of Education usually taught Female
Schce .: tie first lass
it..s-s .cosure 40 III. Goon inform her friends
auG = public, .ha 81" WI. iav" tie Kindly promised
ald Of 'iiss h:caeSA.-S cuse; AMI gelience yell
personal srp-Iv ,o'. ~ a:r1agirr and peTeci1e
Id.cc- system at ln-itgcoB aHt gos-trmeGi, and in
-us;aGihr aaf confirm reputation ri
ton tag uBJ-r h,: -HlI.HGs, AMI IN vince prosper
~ nd ,,,-fInrss lie III! no; Ia take Lively
The good oires % did friends ana more recent pat
rons resp. ctfuily solicited.
SPECIAL pso*sua van made that the younser pIpiis
secrise an, r. Instruction and c"gs,an. attention
Term. for Board aud Tuition remain Gnchaf .ed.
Aug. 20 3U-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

GALES of Tobacco made At Public Warehouse by the
- inspectors, 18Th August, 1874, on account OF > :
Downey, Esq Of Norm Carolina:
ssh. No , - IS. No. } ~: M s So No .,
90; No. IT, -; No. :. 90. No :. . 90; No 2. a.;
No TO- s IS; NO. II. 50: 40 "A. : %; M. l., ~
SSDB No ,, 50; NO. 10, 6li; ssDV, No. u, > 90
Ave- oO :l,-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

ELiISG ron SCHOOL. THE neat session Of this
IL lL.t,;uton vii c0nn-nc. IN the ntst Montay IN
September. aud close the 18th 'rcf mber olow ing
The course of irstfucton embraces The Eagish, Latin
Creek. French, Spanish ami Italian Languages.
TIL n. FIX.
ED +. WATSON, A. Il.
Aug - 30-w3w
* The Religious Herald will please copy weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

IIOVTs.-D,awirg os Monnngaa Lourry, No. 81:
IL Is IL % 70 - 80 ~ . G3 l6 , AZ.
Grand Consolidated Class No. 81:
e5 y i 81 :: {. te IS - ts 81 - rs.
Ticket, Nos. is t; .6, capital Pfiz~, sold and paid
by ROYT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

'NcxtrEE Co, Miss Aug ).
s'The cause OF Democracy and Polk and Dallas
i on is onward march We Will carr this
Sta.c lr a iarg, minority helieve'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
au-.2n

SCr0OL FOX GiKi S.-1he >ut -cribor having 4
- .cleo' his family fur his own chldreu s,ould be-
wiling iab- Jew eif> boari, here they would
on, IL idinc NJ d.sr"t the Fr-aCh language and
siu.ir 90, the P.,nn tnr'-
Boaet = W. "ceIsr every attention t!.t il given to
La nwp rf,idr.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

French. Is
The term 10 hec:n r'l- 1T Ncn1lr IN October.
sly -fs.ie.:ce. -.lr'i ~! h-ahy lor. abrrt
nile he 'caa.hJal Dn., t-,ow Gicbmc nd.
Aug.n 3l---t ALIEN iEBiSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

Thal this same John q. A1ams, IN tnc II. OF
Representatives. on the 2!st OF February lasi.
three months atfe7 his speech before the Liberty
Party repeated The same language, ONLY IN 4
more blood-,h!rs;y .orn-saying Yes lie, it (the
abolition OF slavery come, m0peh Ecc msdtoaS
Of III nc0nAr of TIC \a.kh Shnnli n.rish =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

Alexandria, Class No. 20:
Sc 66 Sc ) ! % 10 81 II 50 Il % IS.
-, 3O-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
l.lrnncc nf ihe S.nsons /,

ton before our readers forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

y. B. Brunswick pledges herself for 200
loritv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

I'RU.r sal" Of Landry virtue NJ Deed Of
Trust, executed b.! Or J.cS .hn, IT frlLce Ed.
ward cointy, - u, AMI dgl! TscoirG ~ lie .;S's
O:Fce Of Pflnce Ecv ard county -. gro .rd 10 SELL
~ front of the ourt-honse. On NO.3aY, ne Iith Of
'cichcf ner; thai being Couf, DAY Tire high u bid
der, io' ca-, tie Tract o Lam whcl aid Vaughan
NV rsoGes, containing by csiit!ltion lob and two
third scrr-, adjoining the lands Of SAM Bruce James
Lyon othe.s. The title Ia the Land believed I'M
qurst0 but, aciias "a Trustees, shall convey
only such right as is vested in
H. " WATKINS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
NO CURE NO PAY,

CT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL. No. g
- Locust s,.--Chsllenge Of $500 accepted!
Read and judge 'or yourselves Neither
Quackery nor Impositlnn lit - we'll know
that Dr. D., tie proprietor Of the Lecke Hos
pital, 10 the rnost celebrated physician that
bas undertsk the practice Of diseases OF
delicate nature. in this city.
Dr. D. NAV be consulted cOnhdentiaIIv Tor
the following d,seas.e: Syphilis. gonerrhna.
pleet, ssriciureR. inAammalisn Of the bladder,
gravel, piles diseases Of the womb, imPs'en-
cy, diseases OF the bones; and also dyspepsia,
acute and chronic rheumatism, hts, kinQs-
evil, consumption in all its stages, palaev,
liver complaint, droPsy, csncers, weak eyes.
phthisie and all similar complaints Per
sons making application and taking Dr. De
advice, may depend on positive and com.
plete recovery. N
Strangers are spprised that Dr.. D. 10 reg
uIar ply sician, and has devoted the last ten
vears Of his practice TO the curing st the
Private CcAMUSIcA7IoNs.-Person residing
out Of the city, and wishing to consult Dr. u.
must address (poss paid) with fee enclosed,
and oil such letters will meet with prom2t
attention. These addressing him will be re
quired TO describe eymp,oms, % ~ 10 ssah'e
him 20 furnish the pecessary remedies. s
N. B.-.dnv p.rsoa wishing private room
until cured, can have It by applying to DIR. D.
april t3-iv e..=s keser
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

AT TAiLANT'S Literary Depot. Water st.
~ = tsu and eesssalsse stock Of late pubtcs-
sssas md magazine Coz sale prices within The
rsesh Of ~. AsUeg his assortment nsy Be
io0ad:
$3.50 tsss: Presidens's Dssghters; Forest Days;
hssne Ross D'AIbses, Neg khhors; al by Miss
6se1sr; Ar>bsl's Stuart. Sylvester Soand
kAnblessa, 1eish Stsse Trlsis; lou Burke, n Nos.
! asd Z. complete; Kate. or aAe Rescus; Arthur
OIsau; Charcoal Skeschess Tyui.y Hail. b.,
Mood; Trsssars Tros<; The Hsr<tsc; Unlove.,
0se; Jew; lsss ship; Grumbl~r; The lila, ~
osspssf fictsrsi Bible. cosspists from Ne to
~. :" fnos le ~ J.f. TALANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
WTRIaHT,s INDIAN vEcRrAplr

I" RIGHTS INDIAN vEGErADtR
w FILLS, 1H rnI NORTH AkIRicAN cOILnss g
HrALrn.-.lf The channels Of our mighty. nvssv
become 70 obstructed a. to atlosd an inssG.
cient outlet for the supera abundsnt wasess, q
can expect nothing less than that The sse
rounding country will be evsrwhelmed wssA
the food. In like manaer with The huasa
body-if the skin, kidneys and bowels, (ths
natural outlets for usefulness and eosrees
homors.) become 20 obsiructed a. 10 fsI II
sf4ording full discharge Of those impurities;
which are in oil a'a
THE CAUSE OF SICKNESS a1
We surely can expect 10 Other results SAuaa
N a. the whole frare will. sooner or later, W
OVERWHELMED With DiSEAS1r
A 10 the first place, II we would prsvssl
an inUndatio1, We must remove al ohsffue.
tons, in srder that there may Be ne hia.
drance 70 the tree discharge cf the ssPss.
ahundent waters. So, in III second plsce, 4
we would prevent aad Z nre disease, " msss
open. and keep open, the natural drsiss 4
the body. NJ E-4aahl
WRlGHrS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS,
Of the North Amrrica1 College OF Health will
be found the equal IL MT the very
BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
For carrying ont this beautiful and simpls
theory. eeause they completely cleanse "
stomach and bowels from sll blllious humsn
and other impusity, and as the same time pr.
mote healthy discharge from the laass.
skin and kidneys; consequently, a. oil The
natural dra,ns are opened,
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME Is LIT.
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
0ArC AUrtor The sYes, pepulsritv and ecs.
ssqucnt great demand Of Wnght's Indiss
Vegetable Pile has raised up host Of eoss.
tertestess, the public should be % tAsis
guard. The enly security against imPesitise
is to purchase from the regular advessssd
sgents, and in ell cases be psrs,culss - 81
for Wnght's Indian Veg table Pills. II
E. K Wood~ ard, gen@rai sgcus, eorasssf
Third end Chestnut ste. ST. L,a,s, Ne. %Isi
Taiiant, agen, for lvsa Terri,cry, Water -
Burlington. l..-,4f .-t - q s.es -
arr 20 '44-tf 9R .i ssni
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stu1ks, Oils, Leafs, Br0nxess
re-. &c.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stu1ks, Oils, Leafs, BrOnxes,
&C., sc.
A FRESH supply just received, including
IA. fifty bottles quinine,
Opium, extr. conium, hyaseianus,
Bloc pill Eng. suiph. potass,
Pulv. rhoi. rad. eolumb. do gent.
Cardanch seeds, red oxide iron,
Arrow root, sago, kreosote, SIENNA,
Morphine, pyrOligneus, gm:: guaiae.
Carb ammonia, GIN. assafetida,
Urva ursi pulv. epicac,
Balsom copaiva, spts. nitre,
Emp robrons, calomel, cantharides, &c.
se ALSO
bbis grind. log and mic wood,
cask madder, Dbl 6our sulphur,
bbls spts turpentine and varnish,
kegs vitriol and glue, keg oi. oil, S
4 Dbl. east. oil, packs gold leaf, &c.
ALSO
Vegetable oils, essences, cologne.
100 lbs carb soda, camphor,
100 g sal epson,
$50 " indigo; paint brushes, whitewash
brushes, and variety Of other articles in the
above line, very low for cash, BY
nay II "a CoPP& PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

vUVnE usdsssigsed have iustrsFsned Livery
6lable in lhe rear Of Cone 4 Haviman's
Coseh Fsetosy, where they intend keeping u
IN discs good and general assortment Of horses
snd carriages Of every description, TO suit the
puteie3 ssd they hope b. faithful attention to
busiss = @es5t slssse q public patronage.
wouli = wsil toRsve then call before Dksxe-
iees1lGlaasse3 ~ tiey pledge thenseIves 10
ksao - - q ID timee, plenty d good uov-
49,, ~ nood 80 uktanfise ostlers. No pain.
sAG11 r. sp0go1 - pendef general satisfaetion.
tsss@ MecAILON, CORSE = Co.
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
SplendiAN Netg GseAA

VINHE subscriber wonld most respectfully esn
the attention Of his customers to spssa'
did and well assorted stock Of spring aaA ssns
mer goods, which he 10 now receiving and spen..
ing in the Cheap Store, (corner Of JeSsTsoa -
Water sts.,) consisting 10 part, Of geneiai -:
sortment Of foreign and domestic dry gOCds -
groceries, hardware and cutlery, boots ard 49,
yarn, implements ii husbandry, &C., &s., y 4
which he ofen for sale on the most TeaSsaabn
terms, for cash Or approved produce. M. I.t
may 444- w. ~. DEv0kAJ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
Min Property fer sals

1KSuE subscriber .fers Tor sale. oa fbstss ssr~'
l. both ef his mile situate spposte 6sslMgssst
IN illinois One Of said mills has saw w tsll -
~ratisa and also the mann part Of the rsnaisg gsee
&c. for grist mill. The other mill 10 cajcsass9
for saving exciusiveiy. The oadersigaed sss
sell both OF tn. mile. either sf the n.il'sg ps.
d.ges OF the first ntiensd one or. II h~ eassss
sell. he we'll take in . partner who nay $500
small capitol. The mills are both situsted wieess
a short distance OF burlington, and IN sse q ~
ms.t advantageous sections ef the cosntry. -
further part, ulars. apply T. the subscriber = -
residence in Burlington.
March n. I4aA-U WM. 0RtbFEv.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

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