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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

Gy- Jcns c. CALuouN.-During the late
campaign, and for some time after, the whig
press, generally, insisted that John c. Calhoun
would remain in the Cabinet of Mr.. Polk, and
wonld exercise a controlling influence over all
the acts of his administration, and consequently
overthrow the present tariff system. We never
did believe, nor could we conceive why Mr.. Cal
houn should exercise such unbounded influence
over Mr. Polk, especially as he has stood in posi-
tion anita tonstcal to Gen. Jackson, and to most
of Mr. Folks personal and political friends, for
the last ten years. We, therefore, were satisfied
that Mr.. Calhoun would never form part ofthe
Cabinet. Mr.. Polk, it seems, has not even conn
sclled him upon the subject. The correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger has the following re-.
marks on the subject -
The South Carolina delegation in Congress
and various distinguished citizens in that State
who have assembled to witness the Inauguration,
affect much displeasure because Mr.. Calhoun has
not been rendered seat in the new admnstra-
ton. II appears that all his friends concluded,
without any intimaton being given by Mr. Polk,
that Mr.. Calhoun would have the privilege of
exercising his own option to remaining, and
in the event of his refusal, that Mr.. Gilmore, oil
the next representative of this interest, would
certainly have an appointment offered TO him.
can't why Mr.. Polk may not be allowed TO
choose his own Cabinet, and what right South
Carolina more than any other quarter, has to
feel aggrieved at not being preferred"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08
The Joint Resolution for The Annexation Of
Texas, Passed by Both Houses Of Congress

On Friday evening, the 2sih ult., the debates
Oh this important measure was brought 10 a
close. MIR Walker Immediately offered his a
meudment which was indispensable TO secure
the votes OF Mr.. Benton. of Mo, and Mr. Bagby
OF Alabama. The bill then passed by a vote of
81 to 25. The bill was then sent to the House
and was Immediately taken up and passed by
vote of l32 TO 7G. The following we copy from
the National Intelligcncer -
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentaiives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That Congress doth consent
that the territory properly included within, and
rghfully belonging to, the Republic of Texas,
may be erected into new state, to be called the
State Of Ifras, with republican foIm of Co
vernment, 10 be adopted by the people of said
Republic, by deputies in convention assembled,
with the consent of the existing Government, in
order that the same may be admitted as one of
the States of this Union.
Sec. .. and be IL further resolrsd, That the
foregoing consent OF Congress is given upon the
following conditions, and with the following
guarantees, to wit
! First Said State TO be formed, subject 10 the
/
adjustment by this Government ofall questions of
boundary that may arise with other Governments;
and the Constitution thereof with the proper e.
violence to lis adoption by the people of said
Republic of Texas, shall be transmitted to the
President of the United States, to be laid before
Congress for its final action. or before the first
day of January, one thousand eight hundred and
forty.six.
Second. Said State, when admitted into the
Union, after ceding to the United States all pub.
lie edhces, fortfcations barracks, ports and
harbors. navy aud navy yards docks, magazines
arms, armaments, aud all other property and
means pertaining TO the public defence, belong
ing to said Republic of Texas shall retain all the
public funds, debts, taxes and dues of every kin,
which may belong 10 or be due OF owing sale
Republic and shall also retain all the vacan
and unappropriated lands lying within its limits
to be applied to the payment of the debts and Ii
abilities ofsaid Republic ofTexas and the resi-
due OF said lands, after discharging said debts
liabilities TO be disposed of as said State MAJ
direct but in no event are said debts aud liabili
ties TO become charge upon the Government o
the u States.
! Third New States, of convenient size, not ex
| ceeding four in number, in addition to said Stat
: of Texas, and having sufficient population, ma
i hereafter, by the consent OF said State, be form
ed out OF the territory thereof, which shall b
entitled to admission under the provisions Of tn
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

o. The whole of our first page staken up
with the conc fusion of Gen Petrikins reply to
old Lycoming' Those of our readers who take
little or no interest in politics, doubtless would
much prefer seeing other matter in its place.
Politicians must, however, be INDUCED occasion
ally, and there has been perfect calm since
the late contest, little may be necessary to re.
store things to proper equilibrium.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

WHEAT IN the WEsr-At the West, the
quantity of wheat stored to be forwarded this
spring is much less than at the same period last
year. At Chicago, in 1871, 4oo, 900 bushels
lsi5, $50 900 bushels. At Michigan city, in
1914, 200, 900 bushels 1915, $50 900 bushels
The same deficiency exists in other points heard
from.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

O. WRrCnr's PENNSYLVANIA JrsricE.-Robt
F.. Wright Esq, of Allentown, Pa, proposes
publishing supplement TO his Pennsy ylvana
Justice which will save those who have the first
edition on hand, the expenses of purchasing an
entire new work. The supplement will con
tain practical digest ofall the acts of assembly
and decisions of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, relating TO the Office and duties of Alder.
men and Justices of the Peace. with all the ne.
cessary forms and entries with a copious index.
The author Justly says, "The periodical re-
publication of works of this kind entire, is OBJ
iectionable, on the ground that it taxes the Ma.
gistrate onerously by compelling him to pay for
the same matter over and over again, merely 10
obtain the few additional pages, which are nds.
pensible in the discharge of his duties ; and il is
for the purpose of avoiding this injustice that the
present plan is adopted,
The work will be printed with large type,
on good paper of the usual size, and sent by
mail 10 all who order it, at fifty cents copy No
order will be attended 10, unless accompanied by
the subscription price. The work will be put
TO press soon as the Legislature adjourns."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

=. II. P9L.HER, Esq, at hts Reai Es.
tate and Coai ORce, NJ. SO S'ine Street, PHI
receipt for all M onics due this Office, for sub
scrtj,tfon or ddcertfsfpg.
.9iso at hts Onfcs No. l6O .Nassou street,
Mic I6rk.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

Cy IIendrck B. Wright is spoken of as col.
lector at the Port of Philadelphia
c. Gen. Robert H. Hammond has been
spoken of as Auditor General, by some of the
papers.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

O. Martin A. Stock has been appointed De-
putty Surveyor for Union county. Mr.. Stock
formerly resided in the lower end of this coun.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

OT The admission of Iowa, Florida ond Texas
gives us six new Senators, all democrats, of
course
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

o. APPROPRIATION BlLL-In another column
our readers will find synopsis of the appropri-
alton bill, as reported in the House. 1t appro.
pirates 5000, 900 to common school purposes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

MICHIGAN CENTRE RAILRoAp.-Ihis road will
mer (; and bill is now pending in the Michigan
Legislature approprating lao 900 acres OF the
State lands to complete the road to st. Joseph,
its western termination. When this last link is
completed, the journey can be made from Boston
TO Chicago in 81 hours
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

ar The Post Office Bill as it passed, we will
publish in our next. The postage on letters az
ter the lst Of July will be ) cts. on all letters
under 300 miles, and 10 cts. on all over that dis
tance, Letters weighing not more than half
ounce to be considered single. Newspapers, for
30 miles, free Of postage.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-08

~ ASSOCIATE JUDGEs.-Stepheu Baldy, Esq
and Samuel Oakes, have been nominated by III,
Governor, as Associate Judges for Columbi;
county. They are both men of good character
and well qualified for the Office,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-20
Gime 2lfte,
Die 9e5ablun9 oer Quoitoren in Serfs
Gountp resulireno u. fit anoere 3lpefe.

Die Se5ablun9 Oct Auoltoren in Serfe
Gauntp reeulireno u. fit anoere 3lpede.
2tIhntt |. @ei es peroronst, bureb Den
Gsuat uno bas 6aus Dcr NepreIsntantel
Der Neputlif peunlplpanism in @eneral:
4Nemblp perlamnleIt ano rs 1T biermit Der.
psrerDuet purct bic Iutoritat rerIeltsn, OaB
no INNER IuDltpren ernannt msrocn eureb
Die qBaifenecurt BON Serfs @auntp, opcr
rie Court BON Common splsas Der erfastsn
gauutp, Ipen 0e tcreebtiat Isin jspsr bic
Summe Don ein sbalcr fhn6in Gent 5u srs
bolten fir jeecn Gag al ipelebem ite notbwen
pissrpeiIe oen pfebRn ibrer grnsnnuns ab
parten. YcrbebaIten, Dap Die SsSabluns
cines Uuultors iii fsincm Safe oc g Summs
BON bier abalcr uno fhmfSis Gent ilberltsis
aen ioll, cbne tcIonpere Orecr Der Court.
Atletnitt 3. Oab INNER oureb SitIhrif
ten unlprueb be oer Court Oct perteljabrIi
eben 9isumsen BON Ssrfs eauntp semaht
miro, fit bic 8ilouns einss neuen 9auns
Gbire, opsr oas 2lusinoen upo 8eitmmen
bet &renaem irseno eines sannIbips, bic
ore uuparteiiftben W1anner, ernannt onrd
bic erlaste Court, auf ir9ene eiaen foIben
Infprntb, Mettt allsn Nehnunsen unp 80,
fen, bon BEN anIpre6sacen partsisn bssabIt
tperbea follsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-20

bis eouisuiGe. auf 81. 81. Darlian laue
tend, ferner cine dbnli6e Quitting fir
Qaiiaae BON Cincinnati nab ct. eouis.
Gr it etlpa 6 SuB 2 3ou erob. bat beu=
braunes 6aar. uno einen itorfen Wuefut
lolen 36rperbau. Gr ibelnt Der arbelten=
ben &laGe an3ueeboren, uno bat elm Sua
Del &leicuneeltdde. rpe iie pon oenlelbsn
eep6bnlib eetraoen peroen. Gr bate Ell.
niee lbpere &opfuerlesuneen uno e5 1T
moelih, oaB oieic Die ScranloiIun9 leiner
@eItee3errlttun4 iino.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-20
Der ItberaIe 7seotartter
NeabtnA BEN 20. Sfai 1913.

GFU FUuHoreeruns.-ebriifianq song,
paul bsrmel uno Sobn 96 at s
a B t, [oSsr bsi1sn erben] wslts Biz jest ibrs
3e'tun9sn an gsf's StoDr in Waibsnersf
Saunitbip, srbisltsn, srfubsn mir BALD bsi uns
anjurufsn, menn lie unannsbmlbfsitsn uno
&oiten fparen wo0en,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-20

Sblo6eniturm. - 9e Salb Sauntp in
@scrsisn, wurbs firSlb bon sinsm furbtbarsn
SbIOlfnffurme bsmssiu6t. Sn sinissnsbsis
len Der Gauntp worsn bic SIumpsn 70 bid rpis
@dniessr. QSslf,bforn, SaummOQe unb ans
oere Sribn babsn bsoeutsnosn Sbabsn sst'
ten; Sdums wurosn ibrsr Srudt unb Sldffer
bsraubt, unb an einissn Ortsn Iassn bic xor'
nsr in ben Sersfblubten Sus tisf.
Zine n1oro8efbiebte. - Gin 9err Colt,
BON Otielie, @bsnanso @auntp, 81. Vorf, rpur'
Be am 6. Neai pom SameS 6. Griffin srmoroet.
Colt bate @rifFns Srau Ssrfdbrt anb kbts
nit ibr. GrifTn mahts flb NIT elmer ssIass'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-20

6FIuf NntraS Don Gbarles Dapis, @Iq.
muros nOilliam Go,pen am lseten Mttrccb
;u9slnlien ais Nstbtss9ln,poIt in ben perIdiss
osnsn ecurtsn bon Ssrfs Gauntp iu prafteis
rpn
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26

I'm the world is now admitted to be Dr.. Sher.
u mans Medicated Lozenges. They are so
pleasant that they can be as readily taken as
the most pleasant confectionery. They consist
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26

TERRITORY OF lava DIS Mo,nsss COUNTY, S..
Harrison Boga.s. ! Bill in Chancery to
( perfect title.
James Davidson Administrators of the state Of
Ss,"ret smith. deceased. Harr ct Smith. wild NV
III an tSn,th. Angelina Sesith. and Samu ell
Smith, minor heirs of said Samuel Smith de-
ceased, Collie l. Pettns. VIM I.azier. Moses b.
Cox. and George Bartlett. julg,ne nj creditors.
he said defendants will take notice. that on
ihe sth dav Of Feb. l845. the said complainant
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for said County and Territory.
bill to perfect his title 10 part of certain town
lot IN The city Of Burlington, T., to wit: the
Entire middle third part Of Lot No. sixty
three, in SAID city. being twenty feet on Water
rect and running back hundred AMI ,even-
ten feet TO The alley :-reI,resentn. in said bill
that he purchased said part lot OF Smith and Har-
riet. his w fe, on thu 2lst day Of Feb, 1879, that
in said deed the same Is ,esct'bed part of
Io, No. 8.-iks said desc, ipiton was given IN
plat Of said city. but according to the govern
me MT survey Of said city sa cot is No. 63. and
that under and by said No. SO, said smtn &C
qui,ed title ia Ills lifetime; that said Smith is
since dscea ed. and that said Davidson Is sdnin-
istra'or, Harri.t Smith. widow. Vim. Smith, An
g+liha Smith and Samuel Smith, children ahd
minor heirs b: said Smith, dc ceaked. that since
Said sale fram said Smith to complainant. the said
Collier & Peitus. III. .akier, Moses B. Cox d
G.orge Bartlst. obtained ihd sm~ Ut IN the district
surt Ior Sa'u C~uHt. anu ptdtiuS tHat saIu oc-
lend ants may appear and answer said bill. aud
that said deed might be perfected. upsn which
said bill si5pena Issued. dire ctcd to said defend
ante. which was returned not serve d AZ 10 Said
C6llier & P, titus, VIM LATER. AIoses B. Coz and
Ct .ge Barlet New unless the said defend.
eats upon which said subpoena returned moi
served Shall, appear 1T tnc next term Of said dis.
trict Court. 1, be begun and holden at the court
house in the city Of Burlington. on the FIRST Mon.
day in June next. and plead. answer or de muir to
SAID bill cording t. the rules Of said Court said
bill as to you will be taken de tohfesstd. and a
decree entered according to said prayer in Said
bill. Dated April la'h; fs45 ~e@
Aa a. $50 JOHN $. DUNLAP, Clerk, 5
NJ. D. BRUwNtNG. Sot'r for Coinp't. hee s9
apr 26 45-6t Prs fee $40 5O.sd 4e,ft .sc -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
Periodical aud Publication Agelli
Cy and Literary Depot.

F. TALLANT still continues to fur
u nish the public with all fresh publica-
tions ss they Issue from the Eastern press,
and 10 enabled to furnish every one With all
the latest works Of celebrated Foreign and
American, authors. He has new on hand ell
the standard novels Of the day; as foldws:
False Heir, Agincnnrt, Arahella Stuart ,
Mysteries OF Pans, Wandering Jew, and
Therese Dunoyer, BY Sue; Prairie Bird. Ar
thur Arundel, Amy Herbert, The Jew, Grum-
bier, Father Gorist, Texas and Ghtfl Of Mex
-.co, The Nun, Magic Goblet, Martin Chuz-
zlewi,, complete; lomnibus of 9 separate
novels. Young Kate, or the Rescue, Punsh's
Snapdragoas, Punch's Medical Student
Wives Of Eng and, Women Of England by
Mrs. Ellie, Mount Sorei, Triumphs of Time,
Regents, .Daughtcr, Castle Dismal, Helen
Iialsey. by w. g. Sims, Arthur O'Leary, The
False Prince, &c. Na
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
INfPROVED FARMS ron s11-E-

WlLLssil 800 acres Of good improved land
II abouts5 miles from Burlington, direct on
the road e Iowa City, in Louisa county, a,
tbs virginia grove. The improvements are .
good double log house. and a large barn and
she'd. and other ous buildings, with . choice
orchard OF about 200 apple and peach trees.
with running water through the farm, 100
acres under cultivation, the balance choice
timber and pfaitie land Of good quality.
ALSO-4O0 acres. adjoining the same with
new Toy house, and about 10 acres under cul-
ovation with running water through the same.
about i5O acres timber The balance good rol
ling prairie. ALSO-260 acres adjoinlng the
sboves part timber I ND the balance say $50
acres OF choice prairie with running water
through the same. The above lands will sell
AZ a COED bargain part down and The balance
on liberal credit Titles ihdisb utabIe: for
further particulars enquire OF The su bscnber.
good bargain will De given.
march 70, WESLEY JONES'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
Spring aud Summer CIothing.

HE subscriber has just returned from the
i city of New York, (and taken his old
stand, % Main street. with an entire new stock
Of Spring and Summer clothing, comprising every
article usually kept in clothing or furnishing
store. Ills goods are all sep, Uere bought for
cash, and manufactured nnderhi own direction,
expressly for this market, in the latest and most
fashiaable style.
Having formed connection with wholesale
dry goods house in the city Of New York, enables
him to take advantage Of the market in buying
unusually low, at auction. He can, therefore,
confidently assure buyers of ready made CLOTH
In q, that he not only can but will sell them
clothing not only as cheap but cheaper. than any
Buyers are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. M. BROWN,
apr ~ 'io-Ot No. SO Main street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
NEW GOODs.

S.aEfNH ALL. two d~or. h. i,,~ tic sssa~ue
!. oilcs. k.f ing on, .hr. iu., rcr,i,sI p-r
.eauner. 81, ,fgis's. h.,t, ttsf ~ sss.h xnD-,s,
maaE,w,ish at- driaa anatss s;i,a ssAsEAN ~.
=ar hon~ sud Sem Or, w.. ni,lasss superior
lnaliiy Rio.sn,r tie MI H.v .sf~~. srir snd
.ngar, cot.oa t.,n fnss ~ lain. ss4nrt~st 6i<s,
superior vide etoss and gran -r.the.. s,Hath..
asps. hines. shntri- spai.. s..ortrsI aa;, ~
GUNNER stufs. &c. sSca fs~0#sF
\ The abpse. rdf,i " our former es.easive
mother small .cnre ,risiiy .spees~sl, and With
.ir dealng., sfstf-s. low prices. aud large
easure. we rontd. nfit ~ ;ert 10 rbntinue 10
-ec.s,e large q srr ~ yubiir nsteoaAgs. w.
N, nber oar IN tto--"Low PRICES Ase CRACK
sAiEs!"
March - "a, ny steases "a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
interesting to Farmers and
Others, 4eHF ,s4sn

n pCAD fcrm.riy ~ an. r,t- ,r NJ y,-i
:a.nr.,. rarn,ar. "a ~, n,,hI;. 4, -. -,
~, in'?sns snar.d :" d;.np -; GIN ia''
, .sppnfivEn' pATfEM,r sEApIMr 'asnCuINrs
y ..gss =. st..H siss Or H.. E
s :" ~ Rnr,;nu,ne . 's him him
y; ..s!s,sa y, .ssr, time since i he ND
ii &c q ,hs. eanie,csn Institute. and 4
asnm.ngtons " tne presence o. NC Hon. Helry
y Elisworth. Commissioner OF Patents And =
. u, ns Sa, HnS4nrsa saf MI h,;r.,.
.s,;s6.J s;th Il. arars,;on ~ r,,.no+., III:
ne.nc,n. y ~ hesi rsanst /. Ma egs[ s.sn 4,
The 'F.iE II the Amer;csn Io.,;.nts Il isaI M.
nach,ne took the pre- miuni. and the Medal then
awssoeo Is nov-sn pos.ess,sn OF sne suoscr l
srs.. ssss;T 800 ~ hs.i,,x 81 N. Rs.nsrs
e NAV be seen by osling on me. - = -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
Public SAFE.

II M sab.crib. ! viii sell al public saie at nj,
! residence in Burlington, on Saturday. the
Sd day OF May next. the following property to wit.
Que TITO horse wagon. two horses and harness,
two COWS and calves. ssdle good stock bees. some
new wagon works, farming utensils, three sto YES
and pipes; also. all KINDS Of household and kuch-
en- furniture. together with variety OF hooks. &c.
and many othat articles too ieddns to mention.
He also eife,s to cell or tent the large eonimo.
dons house whete he lives. known a. the Guy
or Griffey's Halt.
apr &c As WM GRIZZLY
n. b. ANY Of The above articles will he sold
at private sale. Cali aud Ice. Terms Of sale
made known on the day.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
Reads Concentrated Syrup or Sar.
saparilla. D#


saparilla. @
1vNtlE subscriber now offers 10 the public
j his preparation OF Sarsaparilla, which Il as
been much used at the East, though neye,
heretofo fore offered for sale. Il is not Int nded
tor cure Of every dsease; bit as, d gra6d rem.
ovator of the Human system. and perfect rem
edy for such diseases as proceed from an UNI
free state OF the blooG or habits. 1t is intend.
ed for scrofuious affections, chronic fheuma-
item. disc ased liver, general chronic disorders,
SYPHILIS, and - particularly efacneious ia re-
moving the Effects Of mercurs from the sys-
tenn. The following recomme nd ations will
satisfy all Of the great usefulness OF the med
icine. To those 10 whom DR.. Carroll 10 known.
his Lame is quite sufficient. Ea
ArrLEhoRr', Mass. Dec. e5, is45.
Reads Sarsarariils has beeh of great SER
vice in this com immunity. and numerous instan.
ces Of radical cures might be nsmed. 1t is
particularly efhcacious ia Chronic diseases,
and know OF nothing surer III ienioaing the
effects 5f mercury from the system. Though
heretofore made only for private use. lis vir-
e'has become extensively kpown.
Being -friebd piivsicIy ana gratuitousl
benefited by .hs above article, 1 can freely
cay that tg+ee with all that has been said by
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased to learn thar the
srticie is chou, 10 be offered publicly for sale,
as the suf ing community will be greatly
assisted by il. DC. CARROLL, M. D. :,
the above medicine is neatly put Glip, and
sold, wholesale and retail, at the CITY Drug
Sitte, by = j. READ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-26
Osgood's Indian Ch0IogoEuc.

VIE Proprietor Of this admirable medicine
j now so c,i brated and well known through.
out Iowa certain and safe sp-cfc for Fever
and AgU .,emarts in relation 10 il. capabilities in
9th, dieease. n Il Dyspepsia and Intligt st N in
new country is esualls the result vf MsLAsIA,
as is shown in the salow complexion which 80
often accompanies these com ,aints. and they
almost irvsti III, cured by the use Of the Ctolo-
gogne. In al COMPLAINTS asisng from the same
morbid causes as Fever ana Agne. this medicine
Is psiftct md safe remedy For sale by
apr 10 IS J. F. JAILANT. Wa:rSt.