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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
BAKERY.:

J. &C. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
rirzens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have orened BAKERY, at their residence, in The
third building North Of The public square, on the Wes,
side Of the street, where those who wish 10 procure
fresh cakes. crackers aud Gead of good quality can
bs accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, Of
each week, at 3 O'clock p. NJ. they will 10 prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meals for families resi-.
ding ia town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction to
all who that may favor them with call. and hope by
strict atuntion to the wishes OF their customers 10 re-
ceive liberal patronage.
NJ Cakes furnished for parties Of short notice. also
CTdckuS for sals by lie barrel. ,,r, ,-, ,,, D.
New Philadelphia May 10, 1874. I8ly
TNIlIS isto inform whom il may concern that, Ihavc
i m,self ,ised aud have prescribed 10 others the
use of Dyspepsia, or Gramham Bisadt and Rread os
maDulaciured by MIR. John SmtIers; and that [ have
always found i, highly beneficial as remedy far ind.
gesiion and cosiIveness Of bowels; and most heartily
recommend 10 s who are in need ofs Oh an article.
as one mol calculated 10 produce any Of the present
or subsequent evil effects attendant upon the constant
| use Of laxative and cathaTlc medicines. ltl
CHARLES READ.
Blank Deeds
JUST printed on superior quality of Pqpsl--and
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS.
TIME undersigned has on hand at his residence in
i Canal Dover assortment of the Society publica-
ons, among which are some Of Bax,er's Favels bod
drdges Nelson's and other standard works OF Christian
tracts, also Bibles and resiamens from tho American
Bible Society. lie respectfully invites tho attention Of
The pubCio this benevolent enterprise. s can 10, on.
y sell at cost all Of these publications, but may make
grans Of them, when in his Judgement good can Ue
dune' In
He l. prepared TO fiji all orders altle shortest no.
lice. Many Of those publications ne we'll adaplsd Go.
Sabbath School Libraries.
Is. sALA, Agent, A. rs,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
yalY ts!h. lsa4.
sRlGAbE APPOINTMENT.

ihave this l2h Day Of JNly 1871. appointed BEEsA'
INN PrlrthAE. Brigade sdjor aud Inspector Of the
y4h Brigade Id Division, Ohio Militia. aud he is to be
- - '0 JOHN BUTT, Brig Gen.
,yl,bsA 4h B1g. 81 div 0. NJ.
., July Is-e7i
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HOUSE,

TTHE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
J. friends and ihe pub c il general that he has thor
oushy repaired his House. and is now prepared to ac-
comnlod'le all who may favor him with call, in o
style unsurpassed in the place. Now he does no, pre-
lend 10 do up ab heler than his neighbOrs but he
does pre'end to keep as good house any village of
the sze between this aud the Cape Of Good Hope
E rs ia B u iAo
Will be spread with the best the market can offId
in the various seasons that is from June ill January e.
the balance Of the year included. ,Ft
HIS BAR
will always contain good Materials such delicious
lu the lasle and good for the stomachs sake. Now he
wishes il 10 DO dsiincty understood that lie will sell
enough of the Oil be joyful TO any man to nloxi.
cate and if any one should be w un6rlunao TO let
the crittr overcome him, lpFocuod elsewhere he
not have drop; neither wikho insist on any drink
any thing but ''Ciear and sparkling Water" with which
he Is abundaUily supplied. He has alageand
4..4-.. COMMODIOUs STABLE,
which will aall times bO we'll provided for, and faith
fully attended 10. I .cy
8. WARFEL.
UhriChaville, July d,Ie44
NJ B. Pokc roofs, stoh and Jeliss and Ciqy Of Me
best qualify OlOayS on hand. $, ~
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NOTE.

M my Instance an attachment was this day issuedbv
John II. Smith JUSTICE ofihe Peare of Goshen town
"hp TuScarawas County against the property g. effects
ofPeler Baker a ROn- resident Of said County.
Dated this llih day Of Jure 1874 NJ sr q
H VALENTINE, ,sNIDER
uHT.sE,S .'s,S,!E.d4 and EQNSTABLES PI-ANKss q,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
FoR7sALN.

EUh SAILED
A DWELLING House and LOT ploasanily sitda4
II ted In the town of New Philadelphia Tuscafaaas
county, Ohio, for sale, onfavolable terns For psrle.
uars. apply to b. SEAToE, at the Recorders Officer or
the Subscriber at UrchsvilIe, Tuscarawas County.
Ohio, ''1'e q. ff'e? 'i'~
.a.- H. A.aREDFIELD.
UhricLSvile, March %, fs44s a,s, I3G aa,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
! TAKE NOTICE.

.a,l il TAKE NU IIGEa aIi % rlt
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT'THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
mutual consent on the lilh March l644 & whereas ada
vision was made Of Notes and accounts due ers. now
ali who know themselves indebted are herebYnoIltse
that have, left such Notes and Accoupts, yhelf-see,
been aIlotledio me; with Augustus Wihslm Justice o,
the Peace who authorized 10 settle and t The same
.s;iY y s- "a .''HF "il fi t'tl sfFa c. RITTER
& Dover % April 1914 a Is 4w'l ayes lsalasY
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Lime. LiIl1e.Y

TINE subscriber would inform the Public that he has
i now on hand quantity Of the above article,
which hewl sell low for CASH, aud warrant il good
To those who may purchase from me and for whom
may do the work. will receive reasonable deduc.
ton. henry SPRlNKEL.
New Philad'a. April lG. 1874. ] wa l43me
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uSI printed on asuperior quality of P9per--and'
a iU sale ai this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
CDNCg,ISgyE PROOF
OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
VISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NeE- 4 ori

VISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HAppoSFIELD. New-Jersey, April 20, lS!3
On rr 18th day OF October. lS was taken lth
VIOLENT the the liver which Continued for
abut i've days and followed by the breaking Of an ulcer
or orethng aIdly hIch relieved the pain Little, but
cased throw up great quantity o.: offensive matter
an, also much blood. Being greatly alarmed al thu, 4-
pG 10 physician he said he though could do but
lite fer except Mercury Pts, which re-
fusd 10 take, feeling satisfied they could do good
may other remedies then procured by my vile and
frcds bu done any good, and the discharge OF
bot and corruption still continued few days, and az
las became offensive could scarcely breathe. also
seIed with violent cough which az .;nes caused me 10
Iae much blood than had dore before and disease
cotnued this way, still growing until February
althought would e salioping consumption AT his
,menr when ie apparently drawing Its CLOSE
card of Dr. WIstars Balsau OF Wild Cherry and got bot
Il, which relieved immediately, and by the OF only
th- bottles Of this medicine all M PANS removed M
cogh and splitting OF blood and corruption entirely stopped
I'D IN weeks ny h-arh far restored 10 enable
NJ 10 work my trade (Which carpenisrt and up this
ina have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COZENS-
Eer-ersey Gloucester County, ss-PsrsolallY came BE-
fee me subscriber OF the Justices OF the Peace IN ana
Il said coury, Thomas Coz-ns and being duly affirmed
according law, saith the above ali ihnga
;ae. Affirmed before the 20ts day Of April 1913
j. CLEMENT, j. r
Another OF 40 standing cured by this Balsan-so
Ill diseases Of The lungs ard lve. No medicine can esa
We refer prove this whose authority VIII
ut be questioned Berers Of tie counteeis and
ich ossd on Lhe reputation OF this Balss Sold only
Isaac Butts l25 Fulton street. corner of SesSaG New
ssw-Esyen fes In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
WHOLE NO. s9s.
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
..,NL. AZ

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CuRf'
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT Of THE SYSTEM;
NAMELY:
scRoFUtA. xrsGs EVIL, SHxuaArsM OBSTINATE cu1A'
SEoUs ERuprioSs FtaPtEs, OR PusrULEs o. rHEFAcG,
BLorcHEs, sILEs, CHRONIC sons Srts. SING WORM
OF rEIrER. scALp HEAD. ssLAsGEAEnT oE
rAE sosEs ASp JoISrs, srrssoSS cLcESs,
sYPHILiTic SYMPTOMS, SciATtcA oVLUh-
oAdo, and diseases aTlsas from
judicious U.s. OF Mercury, 4tscitics,
or Dropsy, exposure oUlmprudence
IN life. Also Chronic Consttu-
toral Disorders wall De
moved By this preparation.
The attention of the reader resectfay called 10 e fol!
oors bs b b Of this inyaaseIe msaicrs yst
proPe;or here sys hen.slves o the opportunity fssyns
means OF relieving such an amount OF suii.Fns.
ELizAssrH yawS, December, 1915.
liessTs. Sands, gsn5is with heartfelt gratitude tor your
,adgeTS 10 sle that Hahs e the
0r many years afflicted with Che breast, aud Tor
four was houSh ,aearseie spread SeIy asts
weeks reduced w the less of blood and the pau OF
ufrnss during the whole winter than can tell
With the advice Of friends called TIVE OF the most emf
on ,gt ss1sS a s9s ri AnoSns RssS Of nohs S@ad
likely 20 hap me- which advice readily Tsceirsd aud DC
when inducs me to take more and when had takea the hr
hottie was like another person both health and strength
nave tdRen your
the wosat is entirely healed very favorable state
and beSve will b. the means, ultimately OF my entire
cure; and that the afflicted may all find the relief which II
alone Gu give IS the wish Of their and youJ friend
EUNlCE WOOpRUFF.
am the niece OF Eunice Woodruff, have been brought up
BY her and know she be true Tor have had
all the OF her through her sickness
am we'll acquainted with Miss Wooduf aud knew her
to the OF sands S@rsapaoa and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced byit ana there
lore endorse fully the above statement.
MOSES NJ. CRANE,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, lSi3.
y. +. SANDS y Co-Gentlemen have used your EI-
tract OF SarsapaIa since its introduction this city
gives pleasure have found answer ms most
sangune expectations. believe be the best preparation
Of that sauabls article With much
JOHN WHITRIDGE, VI. D is Gay
Prepared and sold wholesale aRd retail and for
b. A B. SANDS S co. Druggists and Chemists Granite
Buildings No 23 Broadway Of Ghamberssteet New
Fulton street; David Sands Co. No7 East Broadway,
OF Market and BY Druggists generally
the United States trce per bottle: bottles for S. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENUlD-
u LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAY IER-Editei by the Rev. J. NJ.
Wainwright D. D. and e,nbeshed with upwards OF 200
CRAVINGS. his work has been at expense OF aoout
si2 Cd offered the low price Of IS 50 copy,
superby bound with gilt edges, elegantly embossed
Of Trinity Church, New York. II. W HEWEi,
"a II 2Si Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

- kIoEELIE,
ham Hopse Barclay yeet New ork proers advantages
10 strangers stopping few lays weeks the CITY, such
are rarely offered IL egiby located clean and any
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat Iandnss IL,
apartments convenient and neat wie It's table IS supplied
with the Vegetables and Eu3 that s procured,
Guiding entirely Animal Food and snmnans Of all kinds
CHARGES moderate, and every effort made FuGe Boerders
comfoftabic Shower Ba5ha free Remember. 90 Barclay
street. Jyo Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

months the dogs were all examined II the in
spector thought dog too lean, bis host was hea-
vlly fined for not feeding it sufficiently well. If
the dog was pronounced too fat, the host was
also fined for iniuring the hounds health By over
feeding him. But if the dog had died, as dogs
sometimes will, then the citizen was imprisoned,
and all his property conhscated.
Those who lament the loss of the g chivalry"
OF the middle ages-Laudatores temporis acti--
would soon recant if they were condemned to ex-
change the bencyolence of a TriUulzio for the
tyranny of a ViSconti w. VI. G.
u An extraordinary arrival has taken place
at Savannah. Two soops, built at Macon, have
arrived at that place which were built two hun
dred miles in the interior. The Altamaha river,
from its length and the supply Of timber o1 It's
banks, offer many advantages for ship-building.
a FROZEN WATERFALL.-The Cazenovia, n.
Y. Eagle notices the beautiful appearance of !.
cascade lao feet high, on the Chittenango
Creek, in this State, during the excessive cold in
January. a magnificent screen of pure white
icicular formation, tinged with translucent green,
l40 by leo feet appeared in front of the fall dis
playing formations of every imaginable shape
ediices, columns, arches, trees, flowers, plants,
&c.-formed by the freezing Of the spray on the
rocks at the base, which rose higher and higher,
until the cascade was entirely concealed, the wa
ter gushing out beneath the splendid structure.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

r-a!a ain htS CIT A " hal reta
''f 'aie III Jus 'iS f.ss. - : A,piSw.II y
IS WiIam.strset General Agent for this city;
Brookyn aG Ok G'' q TIC 'A''' 'FN'' = 80
This not ne,o medicine 1t has been for years
ana lts neans aIaepee ss oesm R ig m a. h @ h~rn
tesn made introduce the pablo large By Of
nt press: II aS 'i d 10 of f rs "a nn6n ~
LIST. n' ~ ' tss % ,n,nJsrtl c,r.s - bc ,6cct,d The
Of these and the high aud Jus, sspa,a'ioa Mheh has
10 other, The bsTe BY s of s
for the first time advertised in the public journals order
na us ossn I ed s os b are .nsIe W;tbSut
i.nn % ~ II of ;rs hsaiing oowers
Coids EouSn o. aSt,,r ai;n,y IF binnI5 and Tbs
bo diseases ths breast and lungs tending
20 - C. m rSpm Tbs,e cnmpsuts ars Of mos; insidous
tas ameat which beng at first neglected. leads 81 to IN
stituon gives way ana the Sctn L ofouSh 10 e''eiS
verge oil tue grave; ga; a "a, .,e ;o.,;u .hI h,n,
~ iI I y IA h Lo, ~ sse aud vs
poWerai sasAm In this climate where charges fweaheI
uddeD and their effects so Injurious it +
@ A timely use o It ndS nss -IS from beds Of @
tss The as paid 1 bottle Il 6ass o[5h
which must have BEEN paid for medical attendance d"ns
Win ali Wonderful and Da HOgsE
NJ OF hsv are pu
fFEia5, isSnp spd der
tliS
S Fttt tos AID do ssor the system While no
"eakens the patient acts as mud healing esps%etoan %
which restores health strength wig ySsT T. eas
pontns d Il is the sign Of triumph sickness and
nabe thousands who have tried i may :.
ppDee proSss 0S A'' VINO '0'' aai s,awiy lm@
AMERICAN POST OFFICE.-The american
M Go|gqny hyS sea established aS gpss po' oSes aS viii II
sttrI, day om fsch city s the othefs-twice
@ o always in advance
st41wIps amps. ~ zn;IS i9L oa,e 1oisf; aaf; ,.,,.,.
s viii carry Gny t ssisr bv the mos, rapid convey
I aa al ls seas sy the principal
th counv give 70 the public the most extensive a
rate Of aostsge
The Company degu also f sustained By The puoel tho;
light free the business Of darfyas s{tff5
T- grounds on which they asset ,hs n night are published
Letters containing money will not be received
a5a Ga psmP @ ss.d S
as 9r T hl viii closed al hall A.
NJ aud quarter past " Those for Boston at halt past3
Pm.
Mails will commenee running from NeT- TO, to Boston
o SR b%s j s4 Tififs Psss;p 10, ch.
nus,'t5si'; Hf. csiv.15:st Sss'0a' Z ''S'r'sF''
Exchange; Si!as Jones. Esq. 50 Wali-street.
the public approve The r. enterprise they are requested 10
S''si -'s'' 'N.p0'' '''"' ''.' LYsANDER sPooNER
New York January &c, 1874. ja2G 3tis osu
g,HE DORlC LAMP, superior TO all other
i Lamps for burning Campheae This Lamp is simple in
its construction, easily trimmed and gives great G44i 81
sh, al snail expense an9lacag5e9 rPa !G sae
c;77oFp7oP c7DEp Twen,v h.--sI. frs, ouaI-
y Virginia Crab c$f ais fef,vsd @ e9a iSL 7 'ss saa2S
Ieli ~" oE-o. Dr.i-D - ~. -e--- ~. 2
ys1HLc und.rsipned CiVli ENGINEERS will
z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
TH 2 TR [ B u n E :.
GIImpses at Enrope.

XIII [BY A TRAVELLING NEw YORKER
Foreign Correspondence of the New-York Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

! w situation as Clerk by man who
w ha, b-en ig the Dry Goods business The and
w ~ tbit ofEre fs6 6lts'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

!iTANTED-A place for houSework, cooking.
washns sc. bY gs with the best City rrtsrsnee,-
ARMY n us l2th Il. sEs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

HTANTEp-Gr's 10 sew Umbrellas and Para
w soils. Apnv 81 Broadway. COZ Prince 81 tyls lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

NTANTED-A situation as Housekeeper. by
W widow lady who has had ample srpsy.aee in house
most testimonials Of character capacity
petss address, by note or personally, ars. W. ~ Third
s,rse, ,lS Two
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

~ Isaac Dayton, Attorney and Solicitor. No. IS
| Nassau street, New York. l2 lwlsSlWoseou"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

TENO PARENTS.-The subscriber, at present
teaching School in the pleasant and healthy village OF
Stratord Conn., miles distant from Bridgeport 70 which
place steamboats, ply daily, would take limited number OF
Male Boarding Scholars the small charge oi q dollars
week winch they viii be provided with board wash;
ing, schooling and thing necessary for eiI comfort and
health
The Sammer term commence the 2elh April and ccn'
tnue q weeks. IHEODOhE LEWIS.
Stratford, Jan. 27ih' 1911
For further information inquire of Heury c. Scott 25 East
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
= Card,

IT, the Subscribers to the 3fOnum, to the Memory Of The
iae Cot. Aaron Burr:
The gentlemen who subscribed above will confer
favor the Mechanic executed this work by
note 70 James Tyre Western Hotel, Courtandt street
New York stating the Of their respective sub;cnp
paid Mr. Theodore A Dwig ght who tey dou b
will BE- surprised learn only has not up this tin'e
paid him the sl25 (the prce) for the work, or any
par, thereof bat also whhods all information IA AZ TO who are
pease to state whether they instructed Nh D. NOT 10
pav over 10 the contractor the amounts CT their respective
rptiops until the whole should have been paid
in, Mr. alleging his reason for not paying Mr. even
The tiing proportion Of the which he acknowledges
TO have collected that he received such Instructions from
most if not all of the subscribers New York 18th Feb5ua-
u, 1914. ieH lW
g DE-. BuckholiZ ha, removed his Office 10 No. so
West Broadway l3t ]"
. Isaac Dayton, Attorney and Solicitor, No IS
Nassau street New York. l2f lwls&lwoseod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

| XNANTED-Places by TWO Girls with the best
w OF tty rstereaees cook wash Sc the other AZ
chamhernnd and waiter Please apply ls Grand street
faie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

| IIANTED-A young man TO learn me jewes'
W ry business. One who has had some kno"edSe OF sle
business Viii be preferred. Those Who cspno; enS un
doubted testimonials respecting his morals ,nd inS seed
nor arpy. FREEMAN i WALLlSt
fS II Chatham Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
DDCT. H0USENaAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
L DAVIS city Of Hudson Columbia county, - Y; aud
for sale in ths city at wholesale and retail BY
JAMES S AsPINwALL,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

| W tc.aonfhS>-A Select Male and Female
Seaoo l esn,fA Ts Of the Civ will be elirerishei
ana ne hXaErs SisPSs e oa sssonabl. ,eTus This
favorable oi".SSS tSa SsEoe.san who wishes make
the Book Store OF Messs Saxsoa SiiIss aa5 Brosdgsy
LIZ 1..e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

g DE-. Buckholtz ha, removed his Office 10 No. 90
| Yves, Broadway I5f lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK, II
@eks bad il njsres the kn. and makes look yellow
Try Jouess Spanish Ly White gives the face neck
pure litese slabssr whteness Sold :, The 'isn OF the
Sutioa-sirrct and 81. Atan;c-s Brooklyn IA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

NOU WHO USE SARSAPAkILLA-Try
Jon.ss Ex,rae, OF SaIsapaIil!s Candy rs excellent.
powerful and pure OF the Sold AZ 2 ernt,
package oS Tor ST. th OF the American EaSe s.
Chatham " Y. l3e Fulton and sd Atlantic 81 brook
istt I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
OVER COATS.

VIM. 7. JENNINGS y co. 25l Broadway.
w American Hotel opposits Park Fountain will sell
Of the remainder OF their stock OF Teadymsdc OVER
COATS, consisting OF Beaver Pilot, and English Tweed
Surtou at very reduced prices. Also the few remaining
Minisr Ernckx tel! I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

TEaS.-200 chests souchong; 200 half chests
80 half chests Ming Yong Souchoag.
20 do Caper SouehOng.
10 chests fine Mohee Powchong.
20 fancy boxes hns Mohse Soucholg.
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Hyson, 6ae-
100 chests Young Hysou.
80 half chests DO.
400 chests Hysen SKIN.
50 half chests superior Gunpowds7.
80 do do Imperial.
Ailcountry packed and of lsse inporteu2E -
For sale By 6RINNELL, NlSTgyahSNs u Ss. q .Co., .,
did 7e Sootasueel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

r LIVERPOOL COAL.-30O CHALDRONS.-
IL The subscriber prepared make liberal advances OF
Liverpool Coal 10 sell on commission. -
T. STOKES DICKERSON.
I7f Il LOT Anthony street, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
In connection with his Associates WaShlnstou, Tor
ts prosecution Claims against the Isnsr uoSeshusn Oh
tha United Srst-s-No. - Wall At N-w-Sork. alo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
'VrHE Advertisers, Proprleors OF the respective
Il Houses in PHILADELPHIA, whose names are sub
crbed hereto being amply provided with full and COM
pIete of Goods their several apartments
cuarly Merchants who about purchase supplies
examination of their respective Stocks which will be
fouud cheap any the Eastern Markets The great
crease IL variety and excellence Of Manufactures Of
COTTON. SILK, WOODEN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-07
~. Oecoo1,e In1fan Cholarorwe.

Dr. OsCooG,s IaAian CholagOewe.
ErOR the cure Of Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
= Liver complaint, Ague Cake, and all tn Va
rious forms 81 bilious diseases.
This article for the first time brought before the
notice Of the citizens Of Iowa, confidently recon-
mended TO them as a safe, certain, and speedy cure
for fever and sgue in all its different forms. So pos
tive is the proprietor Of its efficacy that he author
ICES his agents TO warrant the medicine in every
case and should it fail in any instance Of producing
erfect and permanent cure, the money is invari-
ably to be returned. This medicine has been ex-
tensivsy used in Michigan since II has been brought
into notice there, and Is now considered the only
certain specific the Inhabitants possess for this
plant.
For sale BY ]. F. TALLANT, Water street, Bur-
iington, and D. v. OLE, Fairfield, the only au.
thorized agents for the medicine 10 Iowa.
aug "a 4i-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-07
New Goods.

,U>HE subscriber is now receiving fresh sup.
ply Of staple and fancy goods. as follows
New style callicoes and fancy lawns; new style
balzarines aud printed cambrics and einghams
Mourning bk lawns; also, Irish linens, handkfs
ape, stripe and plaid muslins, cambrics and jaco
acts, bonnets, ribbons, fancy silk for bonnets
rti6cials, assorted, ladies' parasols and sur
shades, fancy gloves and mitts, shawls, needles
&C., fancy silk handkfs, new style collars, era
watts, cloths, csssimeres and jeans, French SUN
tner cassimeres, brochells, plaid and figured buff
falo cloths. summer wear for men, blue drills
cheap bleached and brown domestics, and many
other desirable goods; mems blk moleskin and
Russia hats; boots and shoes in great variety
queensware, hardware, knives and forks, spoons
latches, butts, screws, good assortment OF per
knives, traces, hoes, cradle and grass scythes
sneads, whetstones aud rifles; combs assorted
school books, &C., spades and shovels; sugar, cot
ZEE, teas, fresh indigo and madden, tobacco, mo-
,a.ses, dried apples and peaches, sat, Aorr, &C.
also, tinware and stoneware assorted, and many
other articles, all It very reduced prices fol
cash, or wheat, rye, shelled corn, hides, fcrs
beeswax, butter and eggs, at the highest market
prices. WESLEY 'oNIS'