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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
Times 09-8.09.

FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. The brig Tho
mas H. Benton, at New York, brings later
news from San Juan and other parts of that
country. Nicaragua, San Leon and Guatema-
la are in state of partial revolution, and at St.
Salvador an instruction has lately taken
place, which threatens the Constituencies
At San Juan business fourishes, and at pre-
sent-something rare-thero is a good demand
for United States produce.
LATER FROM BRAZIL. Accounts from Rio
de Janeiro to the 9th of November, have been
received at New Bedford Coffee was plenty
and inactive. Freghts were dull. There were
no American men of war at Rio. By advces
from Montevdeo to Oct. 81, it is learned that
Captain Voorhees,, of the U. Frigate Congress,
refused to deliver up the Pilot boat that had
fired upon the U. S. brig cambridge.
CorroN AND SUGAR. The cotton crop Of
the U. States, recently gathered, it is general
" admitted in the South, will reach two mil
lion five hundred thousand bales. The recent
sugar crop of Louisiana will amount to about
one hundred and eighty thousand hogsheaas
At New Orleans, the great mart for these sta
pies, cotton ranges in price from st to cents;
and sugar from to cents per pound
NAVAL. At Port Praya, Cape de Verbs,
Nov. 3Oth, U. S. frigate Macedonian, Capt
Abbott; sloop of war, Decatur, Mayo, for Nor
folk, or days. Sailed same day, U. S.
sloop of war Yorktown, for Coast of Africa;
sloop of war PEBBLE, Lieutenant Commandant
James w. Miller, on cruise, having had some
slight sickness on board.
ACCIDENT. The Carlisle Volunteer states
that son of MIR. John Duffy, of West Penns-
boro' township, lad about IL years OF age,
was instantly killed on Saturday last, by failing
from the off-wheel horse on which he was rid
ing, while descending hill, and the wagon
wheel passing over him.
The TIME FIXED, AT LAST. In the "Mid-
night Cry" of Dec. 9Th, we find letter from
Mr.. Miller, which contains the following;
81 have fixed my mind upon another time,
and here mean to stand until God gives me
more Highland that is, to-day, TO-DAY, and
TODAY, unit! he comes"
Lat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

nA LORE SUCCESS AT BYRNE s cos EVER
IVA LUCKY OFFICE. Two three No. tickets in
package, and both sold. Nos. al 46 Ga, $780, and
Nos 25 81 %, SIPS This is the way treat all who
try their luck at old II Calvert street. The following
are the drawn Nos of class |, drawn yesterday low
est prize S. 81 81 II 81 IS 25 90 48 60 80 70 30.
THIS DAY-$l0,O00, $4,000, of $1,000, for S4.
SATURDAY The Small Fry-cerlifcate of pack
aokage of quarters s.. Single tickets $l.50.
For fortunate Nos, apply to
BYRNE s. CO., No. a. Calvert street,
1t Opposite Barnum's City Hotel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

YlyO TIN PLATE WORKERS. Wanted
IL Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen The
subscribers want a superior workman to superintend
as Foreman in their manufacturing department He
must be perfectly acquainted With roofing, scouting,
and job work generally, to such a hana liberal wages
and constant employment WILDE given. Also, three
first rate job workmen wanted; none but the very hest
need apply JAMES CORTLAN SON,
ja2 No. 10 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

Drowned. A lady passenger was drowned
off the steamboat DR.. franklin at Vicks5urgh
on her late trip up from N. Orleans.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

Do they want it lower? If they want it
higher, let them kill off the Western manufac-
turers by taking off the duty, and they will
coon be gratfied; for we can now barely keep
even. Give the whole business to Dundee
and Calcutta, and they will soon ask and get
profitable prices
Very respectfully, yours,
THOS. S. FORMAN,
Agent Louisville Manufacturing Co,
Hon w 2 TnnMAssnN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

MASKS! MASKS. MASKS! MRS. NICK
lyM SON, No. SO North Howard street, has just re
ceivcd a large qnantity of Masks. TOYS of every
description on hand, and for sale at the lowest cash
prices to close sales. ja2-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
A G. A r d.
NJ G. WATERS, PROPERTY AND con

IN We AND CUH-
n o MISSION AGENT, No. 3 Law BUILDINGS
continues to attend to the Management Purchase and
sale of REAL ESTATE, and to the collection of the
rents thereof, heretofore-and will effect invest
ments of money, moderate security, or otherwise
lie will also attend TO the management and settle
ment OF the Estates of deceased persons and to the
collection of all proper and lawful evidences of debt
of every description
From an experience of nearly 80 years in the above
business in this city, and having the benefit of eff
cen Counse in all cases requiring it, he feels prepar-
ed to give that satisfaction which he has the pleasure
TO believe he has heretofore given TO all those who
have cOnfded their business to his care.
He will also attend to the drawing of Deeds, Wills.
Mortgages, &c. &C., with care and despatch, and NAV
be found at his Office each day at 10 and O'clock
where persons requiring his services will please call
ind
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

BOARDING. Genteel and comfortable Board
"a ID may be had at Mrs DEMING'S, No. 2 PEARL
STREET, (west sde,) AT the corner of Baltimore-st.
at the moderate rate of 81 per week. IT.
ESOR HIRE. coored man, a slave, first
N rate waiter in every respect, and can come high
ly recommended For particulars, apply ut
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Ja3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

NOTICE, The business attended to by ME att
IN 1876 Lexington street, was for J. II. Keene. Pof
indebted n account of said businesSwill|
please pay the same to him. ], BARLOW(
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

MURs. NlCKERSON, No. 50 North Howard
lVH street, has just received large assortment of
plaid SILK CRAvATS, all colors suitable to the
season at 81 cents the square. ja1.6t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, &c.
Is Rink RED TOPAZ ANIETHIEST Sc

II handsomely in gold. Ladies who want hand
some BREASTPlN or BRACELET, at a very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st +,
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. 0g- Old Gold and Silver taken
;,Q
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

Trucker Il BROTHER still continue tol
ID give New Years presents TO their numerous pa
irons prize of $4,000 we sent TO Harper's Ferry
and of $500 and of 500 sold to citizems,
TO-DAY-Sl0 600 for 81. 70 Nos. 10 drawn.
II. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market.
G3- Order early for your supply in the Small Fry on
SATURDAY. Capital $1,000. Packages of quarters,
only So on certificate. It.,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

Whole tickets Sl--shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class
/, drawn the ID nst.-lowest prize So:
81 81 Il 81 % 25 % 4s 81 30 IL 6 W
&c Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY S Co, No. g Cavert-st.,
1t Baltimore. MARYLAND.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

The TINE FIXED, AT LAST. In the enid
night Cry" of Dec. 9Th, we find letter from
Mr.. Miller, which contains the following:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
NEW STYLE CLOAKINGS

HEAMILTON EASTER q CO. 2O3 Balti-
Ii more street, have just received beautiful lot
of rich Plaid Coakngs, decidedly the handsomest lot
we have had this season, embracing light and dark
colors, of plain and gay patterns Also, superior
French Cioakngs,n great variety; handsome Shawls;
rich Silks; Cashneres and Fancy DRY GOODS gem
orally. ja2,5t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

81 have fixed my mind upon another time,
and here mean to stand until God gives me
more Highland that is, to-day, TO-DAY, and
TODAY until he co,nes.''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
EDRIZEs GOING OFF Rapidly A

Y THE OFFICE OF Emory & Co ner draw.
ing Nos. of Md Consolidated Lottery Glass ,, drawn
yesterday, I'd inst sold 10 Nos % 81 81, $1,000
in whole ticket, sent TO Fredericksburg, Va. aad to
Nos II q 81, $500, in quarter ticket sold TO cti-
zen Also one of Sl20, in quarter ticket, sold to
lady This is a good beginning for the year.
Draws THIS DAY, The Md Consolidated Lottery
class 2-75 Nos. and 10 ballots
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.

Ata meeting Of the cities ofLynchbg, convened at
ii. Unvsr.ist church. Friday evening the 18th OF Au
suss, in pursuance Of previous notice, M. Hart Esq-
(MsyorJ was called to the chair, and John WIN. Dudley
appointed secretary
On motion, q committee, consisting OF X ii. Toier,
James Garland John X. ID. Payne. John Wills and D. E.
spsnee appointed prepare suitable resolutions
As reported the following, which were unanimously a
aopsed; 80
TIE citizens OF LynchburR feel they have ever felt
dsep interest in the construction, State account OF
Macsdamized road from the most suitable point on James
river 20 the Tennessee line, and its proposed extension
thence into the OF Tennessee. They will cordially
co-opsrat, therefore, with their feow-crens oil South
western Virginia and OF East Tennessee IN all proper
10 affect m object 80 their interests and which
thew have the fullest confidence will promote the prosper
i,y of the entire State. Il IL, therefore,
Resolved That will appoint delegates 70 the Conven.
ton proposed TO held the OF Abingdon on the
26,h Of present month, for the purpose OF taking THIS
subject into consideration
Resolved, That tho iolowine gentlemen be appointed
20 represent the Of Lynchburg viz; r b. Dean. L.
H. TrieR, r. II. Toler, J. X. Garland, John Wills, VIM
b. Brown Benz. wilks. George Bsgby, John Robin Nc.
Daniel John w. Dudley, odin G. Clay. C. ]. Wills,
Richard Perkins, G. ii. Lynch, ID. W. Moore, john Ne
Kinney, Ro. Cawthon, w. I. Young, w. T. Bryant, A.
b. Tucker, T. u. Acrce, Z. L. Mosby, d. X. Edey J.
NJ Speed, VIM. Daniel. Jr, John NJ. Warick. Henry Da-
via Chas E. Davis NJ. Langhorne Jr, s. McCorke, John
Morrison T. D. jennings John ii. Tyree, John Nj. otey
Alexander Tompkins, James VI Boyd, Ammon Hancock
and b. +. SAcket.
Resolved That these proceedings be published IN the
Lynehburg, Richmond and Southwestern papers
NJ. HART. Chmn
Jso. wM DUDLEY, Secry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
u. y. GRAVES, Con'r
tn DIE Circuit Supcrior Court oil Law

IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChaBccry held for Chcsier6sh county. April IIh 1866
The Mutual Assurance Society against Pre- buildings Of the
STATE Of Virginia, plaintiff,
against
Ezekiel ChI- Holden Rhodes aad Robert stsnari their
hight and the olen trustee wyBdhsni Robertson
Eofd bentley Mary Cheaba also James FLETCHER and ~
Eernon Harris Babeh Chatham deceased The said
James Fletcher Mada wife hgernou r. Harris and
Nusdora WIFE Chcshan, alec James Bruce
cuior of Ann.iead Bruce decreased, dcfehhants
Tn. Mary widow of Branch Cheanm de-
James Fletcher and Matilda hts WIFE, hgernon = Harr
wife, and SuEan Cheatan and the sad james
md AgeTnon harris Branch Cbeaam de-
ceased t having snd security
eorng 70 the Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
evidence that they inhabitants
MS country That the aid defendant do appear
on the the bill
M and that copy order be forthwith inserted
nsvspaper published City u Richmond for
ces,ivey posted front Sopr Court House
county. A. copy. Tes,e
nm I5-cwpw p. FOtNDFNTER q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
PHILIP NJ. TABB g. son.

Main and sih streets over the Grocery so'r o
VIM. NJ. Hauison Esd .
a 1-rHND TO TnE COLLECTION or CLAIMS Of every
n description; Renting out receiving thr rents ara sss "
ptouct,y IN TOW or the adjacent eoany nng Negroes col
hires, and do-ing OF them nj pubic m pfNa~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
READY,MADE CLOTHING.

No. t2O, vain street,
CONNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETS1
L. SPENCE, Agent has In store, received by lat.
lie vasa general land weekly adding thereto
prfo' Ciotng Suitable the presen season. OF the .,e.
OF pattern and cut: in part consisting Of
French Black Dre,s and froek Cuats
Do do Doe skin Ca-s,msr. Pants
Do. Fancy do do
Black S,lk and Satin Vests
Fancy 10 do
White MaIseiles do
business Coats single miusd e...im.,-
Also handsome variety OF Gents Fancy mr. L.. .,.s
saek and Fancy Satin and Silk Scarf, aud Cnvsts
Gloves. kj. silk and thread
Shirts. Collars and Bosoms
su.pcndcrs, Socks &c
n RE. a. n feils much eonf,.nee I'm ,s.,,,,,. HI .,,
is ana othen disposed tn favor him can that IA.
wihbs found reasonable EQUALITY and mai. of
a. iboss of any establishment IN IN, civ -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22

the White Sulphur.
much reduced and the improve every year.
THE ROAD
Prom Gorionsvne Charlottesville has improved
the whole distance from graded
tunpkes-Passes Monticello and the University OF Virginia the
vicinity OF Weyers Cave BY the principal Springs Hawks
Nest the New River Cds, Kanawha work-be-
Sdes the whe1c scenery interesting
every glance THOMAS SHARP,
jesl Agent Transporton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
WIN. =. DANCE, O.

OF The parties interested in the foregoing or
hereby notified that have appointed the 2sih
August for the directed by the
order which day by 10 O'Clock A. NJ they required
attend Powbatan Court bou-c with their and
fendy examination and reementspd all persons
having against the Abner Smith deed a-n
required produce the with proof thereof tefore
the day Aforesaid
Ia 4-usw E.FGRAvEs Con'f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
MORE NEW BOOKS,
vi Hecetvcd goth August, by

lNI Received goth August, by
DRTNKER g. NORRIS.
Lard Of Isae aecofdng the Covenant with Abraham with
Jtc5b W Aerapoer keith. ~ suhot Of Ev
Ssnees of Prophecy &c, with nervous W gnvinrs
American woman-1ho Duiy Of American Women 20 theti
Country
of Marco ro greatly Amended and charged om cary
v.ast. nanasn recently pabhd BY u French Society Of
>.<r.pty Hail Font, with Not
a-fr.nr and Observations q the Author and
p.nne recent Traveller ~ w. Moray with two
nsp- sDa vrset beiff va Hsiper-' Family Library.
Gry ~ England By g. T. Lester IN two vounss
H.spsrs' Piesorisl Hsbie, No J3
Wssssnas Jew, No. 10. hu"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22

A Il Rules held in the Clerks Office of the coun-
N Court OF Amelia the hrst Monday in June, ISIS
Robert 3. Lyon, plaintiff
Watkins l.. Iases Of John
wife Pascha Green and Pnbe his and Thomas
Holt, def'u
Is CHAScrRr.
defendants wife
having appearance and according
Assembly and the Rules Of this Cour, and
evidence they inhabitants ef this
IL ordered that the said defendants do
day septembeG Tsrm and the bill
Of complainant aud that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted published City Of Richmond for
SUCCESSFULLY and posted front door Of Court
House Of this county A CoPy-Teste:
NJ l-wgw. u. q. LEIGH, q.
IN Chesterfield circuit court, April LIST, lS45 {:
The President Directors Company Of the Union Bank e
Tennessee, Pm-.
Against,
Gibbs Thomas Gibbs Win Z. Banknshp admins
will Of William r. Gibbs, deed, Polly
Gibbs and Martha Webster Dets.
In Chancery.
This pIaints and fled their bill md
defendant, Samuel Gibbs dh and
according the Act o As emily and the Rules
Court and happening BY satisfactory evidence that be Is
this ordered that said defendant
do appear the T day Of the October and
and copy der be
with inherited published the of Richmond,
and posted the dor OF the
Courteous Of this county. oopys-Tesic.
au i5-wsw p. POINDExTER q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.

ATTENTION, ALI
LNGfPTtON POISON PAPER, for the destruction Of Flc
Ia qnitoes. &c. will aifrae; them from parts
and produce instantaneous death This no humbuR. n
alta low price BY the AseAt- foi Richmond.
jul ]. w RANDoI.PU n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-22

THE CROCK OF GOLD,
BY Martin Fsrquhar Topper.
VENHE Crock of Cold, Rural Novel, by Mar.
- TN Tarquhar TuPpef, Provsrha Philosophy
Forming No. 10 q the Seres Of bssuug publishing by
WHY Putnam sntued ibrayof Choice Reading Price
Also, received to-day;
Chronieies u the Basiie, complete 7sc
Par 4, The Love Match i2le
Faubsr supplies Of Wiiss Dahes AZ Ifsp,r.t srso Ga
eents each. MASH a WOODHOUHT
ROOD sene and Dealer Piano Port Music ig5 man a
sA supply Of Proverba Philosophy by Tuposr
setsfo on MONDAY au
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

ITTvHE sshscr.ber 0~iag snxioss to close up the
tsssress ef tAe laas Joesph L. kimbsn. VII
aoW seM his lasgp and we'll selected stock pl
roods at coss. IL sddiiioa 10 the former sinck, ]
have iat&ly rsesive1 from &etsa lteshs espply
u winter goods, con-isting Of pilot. heAyer ,apd
b,oad els6s cassiuse res, satnetts Serteys jeans,
e,,iestin. hard times. tsiiors srina0sings Of III
kinds,e nseriuos.3 sIpacas; mn0ssctin de lanes,
lassHs. 1ilks, eaticoes, Of every description aud
prscs Nsns~ls Iinseys. bed tessrE. HE ached snd
brown nuslise. giuglsams luas y. silkl aud cotton
velv<t silk aad cottea bdkts Aces, an e.lsns edg~
iuss. sinssrtins.. Itk,q kid ssd colica gloves.
shswis. sier,. cemsortsrss coitoa .arns, candle
wixk &c. AZ. +sss .,..sss..s.ss Ne ssgf.s.,ta -.
Grau,,e, Liverpcei and common Qleensware.
- 3s5''. HARDWARE. q \.
sChoppinx aad broad axeA. hstehsts. hammers,
saw,. eii.s.ls large -aseortuiens oi butts and
screws. elatehss. hst,s. ch.s.. trunk. door and
,,d locks: kui,es snif ioxsa Rritsais. iron aud
<;~rman silver tea and table >po shvafs. scis.
..,rs. sice kn,Sts nal sud isaassw files. mill
..~s SAM. horss and coiion cArds, slstss.
s'sa $50 Doors AND SHOES 80 IS
Of every description. m+na thirk, Kip. and cali
boots, mems kip aud coarse brogsns sewed and
pegged calf shoes. lsdie>' calf ard kip bootecs.
Ladies KID and a.srscco walking shoes. siisp.as
:. .ids do slippers.
Misses do do tS. do g. - sfsiss 10
Childreas shoes Of ali sorts and sises@ is qat
Hats, Caps, Nails, Glass, Hollow Ware, with
full stock of grocesics.z -ss
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine the stock for I am determined
to close up the business as soon a. possible.
oct rs, ga JOHN L. KIMB4LLs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
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Important

98sI AMpOEtAAS N9541
To House-ksprs, House-holdrs, and Ne
i'oa.a chonies generally. aan
The first Chins, Glass, Queens and Hardware
a Store in Iowa. He6
N MCINTYRE, importer Of, and dealer IN
- the above goods, has fixed on the city Of
Burlington, for the transaction Of mercantile bu-
sine,s, and has Just opened a well selected as
sortment Of goods, which he offers for sale both
by Wholesale dad Retad at the 81. Louis prices.
Although he deems it. unnecessary to 80 into
particulars, yet he would say, that in this estab-
iishment will at all times be found every article
in his line adapted 10 the wants Of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will always find full Stock Of cont
mon scare to suit the wants Of their customers in
new country To the Mechanics Of Burling-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make it his constant care to
be well supplied with edge tools Of every descrp-
ton, and Of the best manufacture. Orders from
distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed. 9ts1
10 The Iowa City Standard and Keosauqua
Democrat will each. publish the above 10 the
amount Of S. and charge the advertiser. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
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IWEiQ4 rvs IkgiAN vEcEf4 p

IWKiQHT's INDIAN vEcEy1 ,.'S
nEltrH.-lf TIE chaaneiS " sur Al sfss!3t I
become = ohs,t1eled asio silssS 4" 49,
cirnt outIstf6 ire superIb undenr 80. Ss
can expect nothing lesp ,hso fkSs' M" ve i.
foun ling country will " sssfwSelmSS ~ 80
the flood. Id Ike minser win -. v va
koly-if the skin, kidasys asd ko..,. ~
natural outlets for usefuiness and ss,sS..
humors, become % obs,rucssds n a Tn'ses
.G.sins n 1, di'Ssh. Of sssssiaps
THE CAUSE OF SICKNESS H.
We surely can ekpsos me ssAss rs,,,is ~.
that the whole frame will. soonsy . 49,. q.
OVERWHELMED WITH DlSRHSH
A. n ire Hrs, place, IL We would 49,. =.
an inundation, w. must remove IN IN. r...,
tions, in order that there may 81 nor;s-
dtance 70 the tree discharge Of the s. ~.
abundsnt waters. 10, ia IN second 49, -,
We would prevent and cure disease. - -;
open, and keep open, the natural drain .
the body.
WRIGHr'S. fNDt.N vEuEr,Rru
x5.aa PILLS, mffsa s7YiT I,
Of the Meth Americaa College Of Hes lii 4
Be found the equal If not the vsry sT Nh"
BEST MEDlCINEei IN THE WORrn
Fer carrying cSs this beautiful and Si.,,<
| theory ecause they completely cleans1 -
s,onach and bowels frum al biilious 49,
and other imrarity, and At the sam . time ~.
| mote heclthy discharge from the luro..
skin and kidneys; consequently, ~ aIl ~
| natural drains are sep.nedss 'aas sat3 - !.
DISEASE OF. EVERY NAME Is rrr.
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE BoDy
ItECAUrioS. The great popularity "a IN.
| sequent great demand Of Wrghrs iad;..
Vegetable Pills has raised up. hos, q eoue.
/ terfeitefs, the public should be o. ashsi,
guard. The only secnritt sgsinst impssi6ors
| is 10 purchase from the REGULAR ADVERTISED
| agents, and in all cnsssg be particular t. ssk
| for Wriqh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills.
E. X. Woodwa ard, general agent, corner u
Third and Chestnut sts. 81. Louis, Me. u
Tallant. agent for Iowa Territory, Water .
Burlington.
arr 20 ,<4-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Fancy Goods.

DH-AIN and figured dress silks ne west STYLE
IL Rich figured cashmere Ecossa, for ladies'
dresses, new, style French plaids. for ladies'
dresses; do do mouseline de laine, all wool
Blk and mode cold do do do
Rich new style bonnet velvets and silks,
Broche and blk't shawls Cd, 50, 1914; f@siia
Rich bl'k satin and velvet do tas | motto.
Ladies' BLK, cold, kid and silk gloves; a.t
do do do worsted. silk and cotton hose
Gimp and fringe Of all co ors for dresses;
Rich bonnet and cap ribbons;
81 X, worsted, aud cotton mitts; aWaN.
F,ag and 81 k hdkfs Of every kind; sf6a.
Linen lawn and cambria; fe1f
Lisle and thread edgings and inserings, JUS
received and for sac, BY i'- itfA 'tf
, W. F. COOLB.9UGH& Co.,
nov2 ~ .!sHf HrsI jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

VTvHE s1hscriber I. about -opeuipg, ID MI.
l. Barkeps large brick building "a Frost
strele aiew doors north ofthe elee@bot Hotel
I NEW LEATHER STORE, where be WIN
1t all times constantly keep on hand sole; and
upper lesther, cslf and morocco, lining, binding;
skSesilkersf fndiagsAk. Also, shosmaker's kits
and took 4 sass1fsW ETss9iF hasf
HsHill also exchange leather. Of al kinds ID
~ and drv hides. " Sc Il. about stibIishing !
tsnnery iagbuiiineton Or ID Tici6itY Psr9oaf
il the soa6ty hisine hides uAishs they VIA
tanned cSN u sccoGS 6odated By IT, k66lnsibGs
on the most reasonable terms.
mns % '44--tf. !. r. FIECHTNER