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PRO FE : SOR VAN ROY'S
P4TENT YdRNISH

rHIS COMPOSITION, for winch two patents have been
granted in Paris g Professor Van Roy calculated
keep cellars and Easements perfectly dry; action
Of nitrous humidity those whsre has began
mulate.
The usefulness and beneficial results Of the Patent Vamh
will be best appreciated by those who occupy under
ground buildings tand need Of it. aud them ard
all those individuals who in their houses suffering from the
effects Of dAmpness this advertisement dire ted in
order they know that for the evils from which
they afflicted be found at Professor Van Rows Depot
kept by CHS. HUbERSQN,
iayl 2Weod*rc 556 Pearl street
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~ IvhbiIT may 90 consulted conhdcntiaily VI
- hcr IS Duane sreet two doors from Chatham Stranger
respectfully Informed nnt Dr. Corbitt member tn
University Of the City of New York and that he has exclusive
~ confined his practice from general the
CERTAIN CLASSES Of now eleven city
New York; which engs ,his entire attention. The anuas
medicine do record than in nj
pscce The Doctor cantons the uniounse against the a.
OF merssrJ, kas thozs.aiS Of 5ictins case
are IN few days smoved entis.Y from the sysm ta
you ar I1d,ciousy treated by legally qualified snt
rut BY peenders and quacks several them
city Persons afflicted with protracted and inve,rat. case
1cd not despsir Of being restored health by applying 20 r
Corbit practice Of many has tb hed the Docor
sruaton fee skill and r-specabity Structures engage
D5ctsrs profound attention medicine be had 10
rs-t "~feir dts~sn~ of its forms d22 tr,s
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IHEHE IS HOPE
for the COnsumptive. for those
who afflicted with Asthma,
however much and long they may have
suffered for those who are laboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shorf1tess
OF Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain in the Breast or
Eds, Bleeding Of the Lungs and other of Fatal
Pulmonary Discases.-Dr. Folgers
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL-H EALING BALSAM,
been tested hund eds of by more than twenty
years experience 1t has submitted faculty. and
been used and approved by themand il offered the
greatest confidence to all who be afflicted and who
its healing properties
by tedious Cessh and raising Of Blood He had various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope of relief Although he had hectic fever night
sweats bottle of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
health.
soRGE W. HAYS relieved by two bottles Of the Olosa.
onian although weak at the rme he ced
he could scarcely walk He coughed necessarily. His din.
Guilty OF breathing such that he could walk only
from the oil his ung the medicine he walked
with down to the Office and in six weeks he
stored at to be able attend to his busisess again.
f. LARAN ESQ., SO Pike cured of Asthma by half
bottle. He had not laid down in bed for
months. He has had Of the dease-now
more than four months. s#M
Mrs ARCHIBALD, IS Wet street, cusea of Asthma of
four years standing by half bottle and declares the
best medicine The world She had other
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds Of cases might be given 20 prove its ecacy
Try n you afflicted and will be satisfied that
ind ed, "ALLHEALlNG" ir properties ou will moi
regret havug used it and it entirely kh dis
etse which is at present threatening your life.
For sale at the Principal Office, log Nassau street, door
above Ann jail re
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TO THE LADIES

DIX HULHS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS new Instrument for he radical care OF
] |:
ProaIrus Unri Falling Of the Womb
by external application, suTersedinx the use
Of the obicetions Pessarv, il confidently re-
commended to the afflicted a. the means OF
perfect restoration to health, il never having
fsiea OF performing cure, even under .hs
most aggravated circumstances.
~ The Supporter has attained a very high
-, charactef IN Europe well a. in this country
adopted tote entire disese Of Pessares and all other
penfu surgical -xpedicua the Lyiugn Hospitals Of Lon
don and Pars aad universally recommended Eurepe by
medical men Of the highes' rank In this country IL il s
ined by the leading membe Of the faculties of Cocse aud
5osp ns and BY all the eminent private practitioners
Rooms have been fan,shed cxcluyivey ladies at No
Vesey street, having from business de
orsment, vhers lsdv is in attendance to april
Frusses and Supporters 10 female peticn.r ilI Imrrs
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$4,000 DE ATHS BY NsUMPTION,
Would perhaps Be small estimate for the rarages
Of this dreadful disegse in single year;
then add Ms fearful catalogue Of those
cut off by Inflammation Of the
Coughs Influenza Bron-
chitis, and other
diseases at
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would appalling proof Of the fatality Of
these two classes OF diseases.
But q important u know that nearly all Of this dread
oi human is might hFve been prevented timely of
~ DR. WlsTAKS BALSAM OF WILD CHEHRY,
The greatest remedy discovered by for all diseases OF
te pulmonary organs, produced by cold and chanRe,be
Climates scores Of cases have knowledge where
e patea had been gvenu die by consumpon beyond
berry Basam have been speedly restored complete health
aepdna being advised that die Of consumption
to return 70 her home wishing spend he few remaining days
with her friends By she induced
srs Balsam OF Wild Cherry by which Ahe
IN short time and returned her school with light
nvgorated in health BY application the Office
cuars OF this and other reoarkate will be Cheerful ly
Many OF the hyscians of this city
and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified approval
Why should they notl-ft is ha led where
NATURES FAvORlTE PRESCRIPTION!
being formed from chemical extracts Of Wild Cherry Bark
Tar, two smle but powerful ing edients of Natures own
Laboratory All who have used this wonderful
in terrifying that it is the ecacious remedy
known. - 80
Principal Office % Ann street, New York sedalso by agent.
IN all parts of th- Union. j30 imkec
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HAVE YOU A COUGH?

no neglect IT, Thousands have premature death
II fr the OF a little Nteution A cold.
HAVE you A COUGH1-Dr Jayne's kxpeciorant safe
medical prescription drugs and
a an practice for several will most positively
aft d ref and from that awful disease
consumption which annually sweeps the grave
Of the youug. the old the far, the lovely ard The gay
Have coughi-B persuaded purcha bottle Of the
xpectorant to y-.tomor, may be toe late.
Have you coughl-Jayne IL only rxmedy
yon sh ula take for npa that
of the tn uand wher il HI used failed
levc.
Prepared and :,d by DR. jayne 30 South Third street. Phi
ladelrh,s sold by the agents. A. b. d. Sands Druggists
No % fulton street. 2s Broadway and Eaat Broadway
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bale. prime snd yeTysuperor Dew Rot for sale
"A In lots TO suit, by Il. H. COLLINS Co.
'sore - South st.
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uyyicx oy JEVERsor INSURANCE. ComrArr,t
, - No. 20 Wall st. opposite the Exchange I
hIs COMPANY continues e insure against Los. and Ds
mage by Fire. Goods, Wares and Merchandise, and
,so against Isoas tnnld Navigator Vessels aa their
Casgqes. DiHFCTOIH
Ihomas W Ihome, Elisha Riggs,
Ih0mm T. Wcedru2 Arson Bakfr,
~ H. hobt2n, "a. D., ycserh Drake,
rhompson Prics ioseph Allen,
honos fSescr, Jslnss e. Holiness
John r. Daviapc& lohp r. Woorr
John IL Ie~, James H. Whitisx
sneh = IgniG. Wm X. Thora,
Hacls kaSe, 1honas orreII,
iohs &. Nsst'tt, Eugs1e BogorI
tn H1taH W. gHDkNk, Pr,-idea,
f4xo 7. H0rr. Se.r-ls-v. ,1sn
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRAChItK
s5E Brbscroer wishes make tho Public th,,
mach Of The Biscuit and Cracke which are sold "a th,,
y by tne sbor Names .re entirely different from the sods
swcut md SusW Cracdu made NJ his Bakery which hsv,
rcn usrd W nyalds, pacnsry hose suffer from nS;
tsXon, " nor. osn twenty the best rp,rIt,
nlc the ntcton which ear e made for less Price ,ousi
ck fe shove Bscuit srd Crsckers, also Buaer Bscnii
Wine bse1,t Butter Crackers, Water Crsckes Pilot ard
navy breed, All Of the frat qusty constantly fcr ssIe A.
!e well kscrs sr,fsesi s Wsshugo, strrr eorn-r 81
NArs. sGsei Ee3RAih THEA DWELL.
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READ THIS.
LII CASES in tho Surgical and Medical line, especially
standing recese advice and medicine gratis
On the h5st application neither at
3na&rc
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traits
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
A. D. 4 d. SANDS Druaxisu,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway
Sold also by DrugRss genVally throughout the United
Dtates. Price 81 yer bottle =; sx botsles for -
Sands sasapaa that has and s constantly achieving such
he human frame subject therefore ask for Ssnds Sssapa
riIla, and take NO other. d3 msm
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HUNTERIAN DlsPK VsARY. No Division street, rs
Al abshsJ A D. 1855 by the proprietor for the
cesu treatment, Of disease Of nasu and for the sale
Of DR. HuNrEaS REp DROP. This medicine is the only
remedy earth safely be relied thoroughly
this hod disease without i,ury the eons',roop and ~ h
diet hndance from BUSINESS when all ee have
failed comprehensive accompanies each VIAL with
fr Irections,l which warranted eectoslly in all
system with trouble the patient and shorter space
taken. Price 81 per vial d30 I'm srrc
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ScNR SALTER,S YOUNG MANS FRIEND" or SIe
l. c,c. MIXTURE comrle ely bids defiance those
va4 C. fashionable imprudences. This med cine,
uneqnae power nutalxs the sus, and suppresses ali
the morbid and irritation Of disease
generally -four hous lh may be relied
tn tAe cndeuce being andote uaequed for
The cure OF certain 'miIudences gonorrha, cS full
FAY, l3s Fulton st.eet tLamp re.) Sun Buildings New
York k.--l'r I'm mkrr
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or failure his treatment he almost unknown If the az
fcted would apply him when miuu ion sight
tho early Of aammston however acute and
before cbsp but destructive applications made
of
DR.. Brown will undertake where there good
A
Office 76 Chambers stses four from Broadway Hours
Of attendance from IL A. to Z NJ (Sundays excepted
Advice 10 The poor gratis ia lmsm
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ntation. ani ~aIfantet fresh AMI
stall:
t,eek-Larr. Scotch
L-tiuce-whlie q Green Head.
Early CURED India. White AM
Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
Meion-Nutmeg. Green ciuon.
Pine Apple
Water Meion-6nest kinds
Nasturtum
Ausiard-Ehite and Black
Onion-tvhitr and Rcd
Okra
Pes--Landre;h's Extra Early,
Early May. do Frame Ein.
Pm-sisn. Dwarf Marrowfat.
Bishops p~ariProade
P-ppcr-.tssoJted
Persnip-i.ons sn,ooth freAcb
Sugar
farsicy-Pine ouTl-i
Pumpkin-Lsrre S.l,ow
Rhubarh-foI Tarts
Rndii-h-l.ons Scarlet, long s,i
mon. White Turnip, EcsIht
Turnir. Black Spanish
sal-iG-oI Vegetable Oyster
fpinsch
Ssuash-Esrly Bunch
Tomato-l.Arse Red and Yellow
rurnip-a,sorted
Herb and Flower Seeds
WI. PALNFR.
10 :
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
ron rHE RknovAL AND PERMANENT CUBE OF AL
pisKAsks AhfHtSs rnon An inPuRR STATS OF.
rstE uLoao en nAsir or ruE sYsrEN. /
TUNHlS nSediciBs in consta ,tly performing nj. \

fOn TuE kkmovAL AND PERMANENT CUBE o. ALL
pisKAsEs AnistSs snon An inPuRR STATE OF.
r,sE MOD sn aAsir or ruE sYsrEN.
VNHlS u,edicibs In consta ally performing nj.
Il i.sssdih. a.ins iron mpuris.
~ s0 ard general sysss has a.s,sa ssd cured
diseased painful enlargement % chow
ass shsone rhras.t... throat sAo.as eossoa.i dis
orr and satsoas other disorders
In this preparation are strongly an the valuable nd
eiaa pepsns. q s.c.p.h Which IL activity a.p>sa
andsd with osAer enssdA asest psesed non Ne vesas
hinsdom the ~bois Of which ssrs
psn.s Tss sres, osse, -.ire nov aeee@p.sd
In the psoae,'cn Of remedy eeatrolas
medicine
tr-,moay been cured BY IL. a-~
-rahe Of ts- o,.r~h~uins i--inssy
brought forward proving most eoncsve iassnabs value
acted nay given up esspair
iavssd .Aeiss
Of N priceless value th.u and s Individually
Of is 10 and i-sas and sf what has
following interesting reader i.v.d
careful p~susa coansa sseh ssrenes
Nsw YokE, July Is. ls44.
Ms-ss, RAsns-csl CONSIDER u but of justice
10 -- the following Facts reference hsnea
BY regular phy.e
assisted BY the advice and
mrtboJ "cans
breast burned dry
and the ,nstns ui,s
Of thu solution. The Doctor ptoscd the
ung aud di speedy rel Of BY ~deios opsuoa
the resi ~oe be fatal wa. advised to Aav. III. brra' laid
and the bones hut finding rref
been done. and feeling rapidly trn<
Squared Of considered nearly Lop.ss
Seeing testimonials and by
"sSBts SaaTaria." in eoneiud-d
ny few bottle. OF ~,r. ud bu, nom ,se o., a.s
aird character Of dses produced very
considering this the only probable
eleven months completed there not lie
slightest appearance return aud pronounce mys~n
WILL aud the entirely elected by sands
tiu,rI
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The following letter o eminent Physician. In
tbs city Of Bamote. is presented
opinions Of Ply generally In relation
ein--nany others Of similar from
-e'-sl Of The n-t distinguished eoun
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TO THE PUBLIC.

a,eh-cns " vay sih, isia.
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WE take this occnsion to give

WE take this occasion to give
ssuee that we keep eossaanlly 90 hand. ssovs~
0ates and COOKING RaaGsn of oil kipds, that
are svserally u--d in this MARKET Of our own
Iaanuiseturs. which we viii ell on reasonable
terms. Also. Mot,'s Agricultural Furnaces fcs
Streaming fscd for stock. which Ne will ell At
III. manufacturer ptiess. amer adding The 81
psn-ss. al our Ito. s',os- and sis-~t loa Mann.
faeiosy. p.ar the De,i Tavern. wh.re all hpds
a be done on The most RIA .onahle tsrnis. And a.
o6as WIN Tin or Copper. Guuerins. &C.
&. X. WELLER.
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LUE ~ ,tfn glafy. AlcoH sa-fsff. fnwsn Sulphur.
w wlaang sods spins Tlrperor. do.r. Cosufs Water,
IN cu-ds anJ 9ins w.iow Cis JJ't'ecys! f9f abe ~
90 ~ ALEX bTVAL d go.
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cones HIVE SYRUP.

UUAEN HIVE D1KUT.
WE are now preparing the article by an en-
tey process. which enables offer to thf public
Medicine of the desirable
auaytng certain and prompt " acton and not aoo
" fermentation the article usually prepared -
following certificates Of nPpoun offered Il, EVIDENCES
Of its exeeAenee AND efficiency
FRoN DR. Jon. CULLEs.
to Alexander Duyal Co, have
planned compound syrup OF squ
Hive symp-hst and administered the
hnd tie medicinal qualities OF that gene
rally pfepa % liable N fermentation
/ nri John CULLEN, u. d.
. Fsor Dp. FrINoIs II. DE,sE.
bi~ss % certify habit Of the Hive syTdp
pt.ared BY assrs Dual d Co, and that sm do''d
thipk extent The properties NJ the
quiH that ordinarily prepared and that ffes
Habihfy fermentation . .
signed r w. DEANE. ~ u.
of gpefiof NJ this preparation and ie
sp-ctthiy invite 10 attention Of Physi,izBs 70 II.
ALIEN Hf-rAL n CO.
M on Va 1f., MAN Street, Richmond.
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Wiih inuch respect, You're.
tAIlN NNiitTQfi.r AZ
WlSrAR'S
nAI.SAN OF WILD CHERRY.


Il toHot.SD B.iLSS.uiC rRFPfR.iT.OS IRON UILD
CHERRY B.iRS IND T.iR.
'fNIiE best remedy known To- the world for the
- eat % cough FOODS, sha. eIoIp, bleeding lungs
whorirs s"sh bvneh influenza br-at
weatas-1 IN TIE hIea, side anu the Lrs,
CONSUMPTION
thousand cures 10 deemed utterly hop. have 6rsly
established At vast priority frmsI discovery
has asa!s been s'i'.i Naur-s Prescription being fod
eh,dy ftcu esml- r1trc via Cherry and tar-,vo
uee> that hicky scsei.d lungs
~ We give few instances OF as extraordinary powell
catalogue ai'no-t with .ni
lady taidrvSs SI &c New Ageay who
gwen up by al her phyFicl-a- II
nmor tor iOnii the aHHng large quantities o! mai.
ter % bony snI,nce had months
being past all horeenrry cared BY f BasaIn
S,yt.Inber ociob- isif
A Wlas Is Attorney New York cured of smo.,e
ss'hHa OF t~sh IKE years standing certified
taslee aud J Power. r. u.
a. Canaan C''., who lad slept lying DOWN faf years
being obliged ~ avp IA ,s posts attend
10 hts busineAs In the most stormy weather. For by
IL o ALIEN. Dl-yAI. a
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B.IIiHoRE, Feb. Ith, ls43.
~ D. 4 D. f.Sps-Gshiiem-n have u--i your EnrAeI of
'arsaparla ,inee inlruucaA Il gives
uIe TO stale have found anrun- ~,peea
ions b.e'. to be the best preparation Of that valuable
lie n use.
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GARDEN SEED,

ERoN Growers Of known rel
- genuine. % Wholesale and Q
eAssiehoke-t,re~n Oi"be
: Aspasasus-white GIANT
RsSs Deeus-l.arge q small Lima
Bsap B~ans--Esrly Chan, ditto
Yenow siN weeks
EaHy Mohawk, do halt moon
Refugee or 1000 to one
Dess-Eariy Biood turnip rooted
do yellow
Long Blood. hanEle wurtzel
" White silesian French sugar
Brooosi-whiie and Purple Care
esbhsRe-Esriy n Large York,
rariy and Lat. Ba,isrpca, Ear.
~ suyar,oas, I-arg. prualhsad,
Lzrve Bergen, Plat Daish.
Drumhead savoy, Green Curied
savoy. Red Dutch
Canlfiower-Eariy and Late
CeleSy-whi,e SSl,i
Carrot-LonF Onr =, Long Red
1 and While fielt
Creo-Curird or r,Pgr grass
Oeeumher-fsrly i'rrac, 10 Cius-
ur. Long Green. Long Prick
iy~. Gherkin icv piesliny
CoR-Eariy sugar. % TuseAro-
IN. DO Goid-n s,ous
Eoj,ve-Grrn CURED
lys Piant-rurp,e
kale-Blus CURED Siberian.
Green cufiedsooteh. Rape or
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fhNHE rute auf rf,'a ft. NJ Lord Chafc'Hor E.'n.
srlecu1Ls from DE- ~ Horace T~ C.i
Of her Mssasts' fourssi in = to..
stay speed fecgfsa Justice 'fs spw Council
Tsf.i worss Wisiom.
ros .,f o. FFEEfss HARVEY a HAtf.
t.os lruk Broad !,
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oRAcLES FRON THE P0ETX
w. RANDOLPH ~ Co. have Tor sale,
" oseie- from the Poets diversion for tin ,Nio.
roonG by Caroline Gilman.
" The ehthnsiast sybiL thrse divn,ly taught
Writes On lo'se foliage insriration- tboughc
she sinss the faes, aud in bsr frantic fits
The notes aoS Inscribed 20 sa,-. eonn,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
A NIillerite picked mp by D He's
s# @-s8RHA@ sier. TNfst AAkaR 'tRss


We heard Of ''good one," which took
place the other day, on board the Louis4
vile and Jefersonyillc Ferry Boat Il
runs as follows: y, ss@ .sse44
"Our Glee Club were returning from
cnlivening our Hoosier neighbufs with
some Of their soul-stirring songs, atcotia
panied by several Hoosier Wings, amongst
whom was very pert aid talkative, chap.
There was good many others aboard,
some Locofocos, and among them MilleS-
tic. No sooner had all got OH board, than
a political discussion arose between 4 Whie
and Loco, which soon drew crowd
around. The no doubt sincers loolkess fer
the end Of all things, seeing the bppor.
tunity, advanced, and expostulated ihus:
Friends, il is useless for you 10 be both
ering yourselves with politics! None Of
yon will see either Clay o. Polk elected;
Christ will bethc next President and viii
rule over us ALL The antic Hoosier here
in.erposed, and drawing himself up to his
full length, and at the same time thrustine
his hand into real sink hole Of pocket,
made the following tart reply: ssSlranter,
since You appear 70 be in earnest atous tbS
worlds coming TO an end, and that Christ
will be orr next President. I'LL .iust no ron
. y he don't get Indiana no how.
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{ : - % IN ADVANCES. /.

springs are in that Dong that,touth he chords
Of the heart, all Of them win come and wor-
ship almost; and some duke or anosktf'
win fancy he j. a Jupiter, and come down
IN shower Of goold a'most for Der, whilS
the poet has the pleasure Of hope' 70 feed
on. OH envy him, glorious man, I envy
his great reward; il was worth seventy
years Of hope was that funeral. WIS i
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QUEENS DREsS.--Our ladies would
probably be pleased to learn how the
Queen was dressed on her late visit to the
City Of London, to open the new Royal
Exchange. "Hcr gown was composed Of
white satin silver tissue, of the richest and
most elegant design, portions Of the pattern
representing leaves and foliage, being Of
different textures, and some having the
effect Of FURNISHED silver. It was open in
front from the girdle, increasing in width
as it approached the bottom, and display
ing petticoat Of the most valuable old
point lace. The sleeves were short, and
al the top Of each was very brilliant dia-
mond ornament. The dress was orna-
mented with valuable diamonds down each
side Of the front placed at intervals upon
white satin bows. It was Of Spatalfield's
manufacture. Her Majesty had most
splendid diamond stomacher, some Of the
brilliants in il being Of extraordinary size
and lustre, and on the left side the Queen
wore the Star Of the Order Of the Garter,
having the cross in the centre formed Of
rubies, and the rest Of the star composed
Of diamonds Majesty wore at the
back Of her head miniature crown en-
tirely formed Of brilliants, and diamond
tiara surrounding the forehead. The
necklace, earrings and bracelets were Of
brilliants. Over the left shoulder was the
Riband Of the Garter, looped with dia-
monds, and having . most magnificent
George suspended, composed Of large
and valuable brilliants: and on the left arm
was 'sGartsr" Of purple velvet, edged
with diamonds and having the motto aHo-
nj soit qui NAL y pense' set in diamonds.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
New Leather store.

NeW Leather Store.
YNHE subscriber is about opening, in Mr.
Il Barger's large brick building on Front
street. few ,socrs north Of the Steamboat Hotel.
NEW LEAT4ER STORE, where he will
at all times constantly keep on hand sole and
upper leather, calf and morocco, lining, binding,
shoemaker's findings sc. Also, shoemaker's kits
and tools.
He will also exchange leather Of all kinds for
raw and dry hides, as be is about establishing a
tannery in Burlington or its. vicinity PERSON.
in the county having hides which they wish
tanned can be accommodated by the subscriber
on the most reasonable terms.
June % diff ]. F, FIECHTNER
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Hardware.

"Ehave just received q large and splendid
w assortment of Hardware and Cutlery Of
all descriptions, among which will be found 10
doz Collins \ Beatty's axes. 100 doz heavy door
butts, 100 doz screws, 100 NJ percussion caps,
20 doz asst table and tea spoons, mill and cross
cut saws, hand and compass do, 800 strap hinges,
300 ID sad irons, chissels, angers, shovels and
tongs, steely ards, broad axes, carpenters and
coopers ADDE'S, &c. Persons wishing to buy
building materials are particularly requested to
call before buying elsewhere.
W. F. COOLBAUGH & Co.
nov IA, Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
CASSINET,rS.

A LARGE assortment on hand and for
IA sale very low by the pc or by the yard.
nov 30 IA WM. GARRETT & Co. +
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18

Books and Stationery.
on Reams cap paper;
on 10 do letter do;
Smiths, Mitchell's, and Parley's Geography
Smiths Arithmetic, Kirkham's Grammar, Web
ster's spoilers, family and school Bibles, Tesla
mcnts, Haie's History of the United States; lst
Cd, and Sd, Eclectic Readers, blank books oil
every kind, bonnet boards, memorandum books
primers Of all kinds, drawing paper, quilts. sand
&c., on hand and for sale cheap, by
WV. GARRETT.
oct 'l45 sign Of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
IRISH LINENS.

WIN. GARRETT l. Co. have on hand a
w very large stock Of Liaens which
they vii! sell ~ unusually low prices.
nov 30 "a