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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

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IL appoMtnent x Dr.. nzDssH q
IBAaIr4, afvaa Barsn eaantY IS - MAJ.
shsl of ths Una st61ss - u Tsrritssy
oflswa, = oas6illy suhosnced.
A better appolntment than this, Or one
Which, would Prove nore saliafaafory . he
srsus bod = he denecssey e Ie~a. 6oald
M possibly hsve teen nade. u. Bailey
i als u he nosl esaiasble men sys Tar
lraqsy seatsim, and possesses, i ! Nh
dsgrss, 1.-The ssqnisites necessary 70 1s.xs
him IN alicisnt and faithfal o6ces. Hs
has served the people o. Van Buren, county
for several wears in both branches Of the
Legislature, emo was member Of the con-
ven,ion to frame 4 constitution; and in all
these various bodies he occupied high
rank, and acquitted himsclf 70 the entire
satisfaction Of his constituents. He j. ~
undertaking and answering democrat, and
in the southern and western counties,
where he is personally known. enjoys
large share Of popularity.
Now that Dr.. Bailey j. appointed Mar
shall, what hag ths- Hswkeye 70 ~ q the
bargain which 4 stsely asserted was en-
tered into Al Iowa City between certain
members Of The dsnocratic party, BY which
Col. LeAler wss 70 Be continued IN that
Officer The charge was rather an unfor-
tunate one for the editor; but At the time
Of making it he probably thought no ap-
polntment would be made till aiter the cleo
ton, and expected that credibility would
be obtained Tor his story BY the delay. The
action ofthe President, however. dissipates
this hope, end fully exoneraies the parties
implicated BY the d,shanorable ACQUISITION.
Thas does falsehood defeat itself.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

The city Of Quebec has bsen visited y
smother mnst destructive ORE, ~ which
abos,t cne third q the city-that i, Whit
was lsn Of it-has been reduced % ashes.
h tack plses on the 26sh MI. inst one
month after NE srest Ere of 18th May,
and consumed 1900 dwellings,, and rem
dered It least 6ooo persons homeless.
The statement copied into the Hawkeye
from The Iowa City Standard, that Gen,
Dodge Eliminated. = in bis speech Il Oska-
loosa, tkat Mr.. Lave had refused 70 meet
hin. E. :ws sse .ashesissd = ~, utterly
klss. :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

The government Of France, It appears
from Intelligence brought over BY the latest
arrival. has taken occas,on to deny that il
had Joined England in protesting aksinst
the snesxsiian Of Texan D shis Union.
~ Tesaa wishes 70 b snnexpd i j. 10 a.
Cir a ours, e>ys NJ. Cuisot. Texas j.
~ independent miion, and can do what
she thinks i best Cor her own interests. !"
: ur ancient ally takes the only sensible
view Of ths subject,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Stephen and William Hodges, brothers,
expiated their crimes in this place on
Tuesday last ON the gallows, in the pre-
ecnce Of an immense conconrse of specta-
tors.
The criminals were taken from the jill
in wagon, seated upon their collins, and
having their shrouds on. They looked
pale; but with the exception Of this, there
were no manifestations Of terror al the Fate
that was about to ovcrtake them. About
10 die the death Of felons, they seemed de-
termined "a meet their fate without sxhib-
ting any signs Of fear Or weakness. In.
deed, if the seemingly logged indifference
manifested BY them jnsti6es us in nsing
such language, it may be doubted whether
IN instance ever occurred in which men
similarly situated exhibited more nerve and
resolution. Nor did this frmnes., il il
may be SO called, fail them At any one time;
for throughout all the various preparations,
even 10 the moment when the drop fell, it
was manifested.
The prisoners were attended BY the Rev.
clergy Of the town. Arrived At the scene Of
execution, they engaged in religious exer-
cises appropriate tothe occasion; after which
18th, ybc c-:,~:c.l. >lI.>..>I AZ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

A perceptible increase il said to have
taken place in the size Of the letter mails
since the enforcement Of the new posi- Of.
nee law. Between 80 0 and 1000 letters
beyond the usual average were mailed in
Philadelphia on the IL instant; and in
New York il i stated there were Ave
times the usual number. One frm alone
issued loo. So.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

The large hotel, situated on the corner
of jefferson and Third streets, which has
been in progress Of erection tor the last
year and upwards, was opened on Mon
day last by the proprietor, Mr.. Fletcher.
The building is not entirely finished, bu.
the work yet to be done is chiefly on the
exterior. Inside the arrangements are
nearly perfect, and everything looks new,
neat and clean. The parlors are hand
somely and extensively furnished, and the
various apartments Of the establishment,
including the chambers, are all fitted up
with the greatest neatness and taste.
Mr.. Fletcher has been At great expense
in furnishing this large establishment, %
creditable to our town, and he has claim
upon our citizens for support. Persons
residing in the South, who are in the habit
Of visiting the upper Mississippi country
during the summer months, may rest as
sured that at no point can they obtain more
comfortable quarters for themselves and
their families than at the Barrett House il
this place-at no place will they find the
charges more rcasonable--and nowhere
will they encounter more obliging or at
tentive man than its proprietor. Tie mar
ket Of Burlington IS now one Of the best in
the West, and Mr.. Fletcher i known 10
bea first rate caterer. His table il equal
led BY but few houses north Of ST. Louis,
and surpassed BY none.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

ycf wiehes Or yowr exeitioas bsss son-
trolei the action &C Congress, ihes consti-
tutips,sl boundaries q Iowa neves wonld
hsse besa altered and you hvs bsen
saved Tie &sagresabls sssessity of sfst-
IN ! charge gro1ndleas and IN III.
Yours, Most Respectfully,
JAS. POLLOCK"
Hon. A. c. DoDes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

our northern limits: T. HE teid ii
N eye he s'pats lhreh CongrSsp J" 10 De
his kverite sxpFessim, ~ dsuired boun-
dry, provided he eo}ls desasdh, II
you esince issdness n nsrsh wsslesn
line drawn from the ST. Peters. to Lake
Boyer. and ihencs- y the Missouri, your
wish, if in eousoaanes with lsblie opinion,
= Immediately grated + .he people de-
sire the boundaries square, rectangular,
rhomboidai or circular, il will Be Gener-
q Lows'sh highest pleasure 70 CRAFTY sheif
most minnls. wish on the subject. Chloride.
and segments, and al other figures Of ge-
omefry, offer no obstructions to the powers
Of one who can make straight lines crook
cd and crooked lines straight, But the
boundary above all others which he loves
70 exhibit as being ''put through Congress"
is that Of the convention-tliat is, the boun-
dairy rifhod TIE coastiudiys. II you wish
10 have the convention boundary '.pst
through Congress" itrequires but litils
legerdelnain, but all the Generals jugglery
will not aid him in "pusting through" the
constitution. There his art fails him; and
we see him squirting through" the naked
convention boundaries, and the despised
constitution Logging behind, peradventure
kicked out Of doors. ~
And this leads us to express regret that
tie Generals slight Of hand viii not aid
him in all things, and creates doubt Of
his election, much as it may be to the det-
rinent of the interests Of Iowa. A large
majority Of our citizens prefer having the
convention boundaries accompanied by the
constitution, in their being "put through
Congress" and we have fears that they
will not be satisfied with our hero's exploit
in succeeding with the boundaries alone.
And the thought il suggested. that il wonld
be great deception practissd upon The
people by the wing leaders and their can
didate, il al these things which they have
exhibited should not prove 10 be true; that
they are mere tricks Of necrsmancy, and
will vanish into thin air. That, even adj
hitting that very remote probability, Gen.
loves election, the Des Moines would
remain unimproved, the canal round the
rapids untouched, the seminaries and
churches be unbuilt, and roads, and bridges,
and fountains, all prove to be creatures Of
fancy; for
sssaeh trick hath strange Imagination"
Indeed, upon serious reflection we fell
convinced that the gentlemen did not intend
to deceive ", but have merely been ex-
erci>ing their talent for representation to
illustrate the power Of art. In this view
Of the subject we confess ourselves entire
" grati6ed. We have been delighted at
the exhibition, but cannot be misled. And
great as is our wish to oblige General
Lowe, we esteem it duty 10 give our
support to those who practice no political
jugglery; who are what they appear to be;
who are honest as well as capable, and
who deal in no dslusive promises, which,
like the fairy treasure, though bearing the
sembiance Of gold in the evening, will be
thought but dry and withsred leaves in the
morning.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

man 4 he Coumisies q rs,,a~sT.
t'ones sxeported he ..Jsist lsssI w?
ING - eoeots1 &c DE oxiGlkv "
meue = IL arwsx1nson e ~
unhed 1lsl6sH whieh 81 ~
va pa6bed ihtSal u = DID -
he nsxt day l9sA| -(Ths IN 80
pended (ua noaien Y Csl. h. " R
NY UNANIMOUS vole e ~ Sur1- ~
On he 18Th, in the Ssnats. -
falssa,nsa . irint resoluaiss 49,. ~
i,AsedssAisa q United eesass - b.
Te8as--sead lst timea
| ~. KaufEnan's hill s.sueaju 80.
g the p.ymsat q the public y y. !
was taksa up, rcd "a and = IL ss
ssd. ss.
Mr.. Lawrence introduced 49,:
for the relief Of Post Captain E. w. -
read fret time.
We are happy Ia state that Comuo1,..
Moore has already heea ses,ored |. n
command. We are funher inlormSs ~.
Congress win probably adjourn - NJ.
wednesday.
We ara iniormsd thst the p,,,..s.
from Mexieo have been rejected ~ n.
the resplutios, inviting - Una,1 S
tsoops, has hsen Adopted n"
The New Orleans DSllsas u Y, ~
inst, gives The following adda;oa;i ;...l
iigence. from which b apess, a.. =.
Prssidene has signed ths In n,s..,., !.
annexatioa. The news i sxar,es.l f,,-
files Il Texas papers.
Il appears that the committee q conf.
ence u Congrers unanimously adoaaed |,
amended bill as . substitute ~ ,hs lin y
the Senate and the till Of The Aouae ~.
tse to annexalinn. This inmed;,,sI.
PISSED in each house, and was siyner 4,
the President Immediately after il ~, 4.
nered 70 him. A copy Of The bin 4.
been cent to resident Polk. and r;n
probably reach Washington CITY il Z, =
twslye diys.-GTeiegraph, sd ina.
The Princeton, 81 her departure. -.
tinaed G, ing salutes Is long q ehe ~ !.
herring dis;s oce. in m4rAipsssaion e e. =
account ii The nn~nin csassa -
Government given 70 the joint .la.,lu.
tions, the news Of which ~ win Y. n.
FIRST bearer u the G0vernmSae acshe u.
tied States.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Hon. Dawn LEvY and I'D. WEscoTr
have beea elected United States Senators
from the new State Of Florida. They are
ofscourse both democrats. Mr. Levy, il is
known, has Just been elected representa-
tive in Congress from that State, and his
promotion to the Senate viii leave 1 va
cancy in the House, to b filled hereafter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
JOINT RESOLUTION,

1ivtnS the C0nse0t ~ the eKsSung government 10
the annexation Of Texa, 70 the United States.
Whereas, the government Of the United
States hath proposed the following terms,
guarantees and conditions, on which the
people and territory Of the republic Of Texas
may be erected into new State, 10 be cal
lea the state Of Texas, and admitted as one
Of the states Of the American Union, 10
wit
(Here follows the resolutions Of The
United States Congress-
And whereas, BY said terms, the con.
sent Vt the existing government Of TeAss
is requised.-Theretore,
SEc. l. Be i resolved, BY the Senate
and House Of Representative Of the re-
public ri Texas, in Congress assembled,
Thst the government of Texas doth Gun
peit that the people and territory Of the
republic Of Texas may b erected into .
new Stale, TO be called the state If Texas,
with q republican form Of government 10
Be adopted by the people Of said republic,
BY deputies in Cons ensi0n assembled, in
order that the same may b admitted as one
Of the suites Of the American Union, and
said consent is given on the terms, guar.
autees and conditions set forth in the pre-
amble 10 this joint resolution.
SIC. I'd. Be Il further resolved, That
the psoclamsiion d The presidene of The
republic of Texas, bearing dais May 6sh.
lHl6, and tho slsctina Of deputies % ~ IN
COVE nsiun q AuHin on the llh ~ july
next, ios the adopi0n e constitution lor
the saass a Tsxss, had n accordance there
with, hereby psssivs The esnssnt 81 she
existing government of Tesas. -.
Ssc. "a. b il furshss resolved, Thai
The president d Texas i hereby Requested
immediately 10 furnish he government o.
the United Staies, through ihsir accred iass
minister near this government, with copy
Of this joint resolutions also to furnish the
convention to assemble at Austin on the
9TH Of July next, with copy Of the same,
and The seine shall take effect from and
utter ils passage. @
The above j = copy Of the resolutions
as they passed the two houses, and which
will, we suppose. receive the sanctioa 81
The Presidart. They peassd unanimousiy.
On the lob inJians, in the Ssssas, Mr..
Greer intredncsd ! joinf rssolulioa. elyes.
IN = naiiqn's gratitude g Maj. Gen. Ar
dtsv Jsckscn. ~ which FesaMioa ~
ussaiasash niepasd. sve hss w. $50.
Oashs 49, ~ MAJ Ksafnaa tatr.'
daced III selsia9 apsst pestiea - IL
publie hsl, hhg bsswesa he Arkansas
ana nea Rivess, 81 ~ peymeae - ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Seaeo Deos-oesUoUv10G Wo0oY -
aosera0a o0pGov6aaeosA
Ralph r. Loce, he vhie candidase Cor
Congress, while : nsahsr of The csnvsS.
ton TO form : 4onsaaseisn, adSocaaed The
sdious policy sf barrswiag monsy lsr Gen.
structing internal improvements, and Ieav-
ing the debt to be paid By posferity.
Gaseiie 81 lad srsek.
ave deny the above and pronounce il
base fabrication. All mul see the object
q the editor, and We call upon him for
the proof Of HE assertion. ~ Has,keye Of
Thurs ~ last.
We did refer to the proof in the very
article which is pronounced base fabri-
cation. We stated thas Mr.. Loves speech
upon ibis subject was published in the
Iowa City Standard of the 24,h Of Ocso-
Der la. Gle Of which the editor d the
Haxkeye ne doubt has on hand. This
barefacs and talss denial Of what he mus
have knowr to be tue, 10 most disin.
genuous attempt to avert from his Evorite
candidate the odium which now-a-days at
taches 10 such sentiments as are contained
in his speech.
"Mr. Langworthy Chairman Of the
Committee on Internal improvements made
the follow ing Report:
SEC. !. The egislsinre shall not in
any manner creaie any debt o. debts, liz
biiiiy o. liabiliiies for the State for any
road, canal Or bridge, Or any other work
Of internal improvement, nor shall the
money Of the tate be applied TO such oh.
jects, unless authorized BY law Es some
single object or work. 10 be distinctly
stated therein; nor shall the aggregate Of
all such appropriations ever exceed the
amount Of money actually ia the Treasury
Il the time Of the passage Of such law or
laws, or be due and payable within the
current year."
1.-THE report Of the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, laid upon the table on
yesterday, was called up. and one or two
slight amendments made 10 il. -F
'.Mr. HALL said he wanted the yeas and
nays on il, to have . test vote upon the
opinion Of members as to whether The State
in any manner should borrow money, eA-
cept to repel invasion. He was opposed
to it.. He would authorize no works for
which means were mot provided in ad-
vance.
"Mr. r. p. Lowe was entirely opposed
70 the report, and to its adoption.
n was
not just to require those who might be in
the State al any particular time, to pay the
whole c; st Of great Improvement. The
work would last for all time to COME
The future population would reap the
benefit, and it was no more than Just that
they ahould bear a portion OF the ex-
pcnse."
This is the "base fabrication" and these
the sentiments of the wing candidate for
Congress. A queer favor to "the future
to leave debts Of our con-
Irac,ing for them to pay. "The future
pnpulai,on," like the present, would no
doubt like to have the privilege Of making
their own contracts. ii
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

A Mosr DrseRAcETuL Sfrrcs.--ine
editor Oh the Boston Atlas spoke as iollcwss
in the Council Of Boston. = few days 49,
The man and HE sentiments will be repss
bated b. III liberal men. His fellow-wtx
IN this city, who SO magnanimously vese
honor 70 Jackson, must despiss IN srl9
of such sentiment. 81 isAes &
Mr.. President. - i cost The ~ sene
$l6O 0, . few gears sines. y sse:ase'
Gen. Jsckson, L - now en- 81 AaaA'
f.r $500, ! have ~ objectien-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

The governor, Chambers, J in whe6.
Bal,imore Amer ,c.n seems to glory . -
ing STERLING wing, the bosoln friend i
General Harrison, and one 81 the iirs, a.
pointments," vetoed the hill lor sabmiasine.
the old constitution to the vote Vi The pen.
pie again "a August next. Thsleeiuliure.
however, overruled his veto, and psss,i
the bill BY more than the two-thisds. Ths
American" chucklss 1t the course ~
wings. in resisting the bill, and signi6saG-
y asks, "Who needed to be told how u
wings voted, and how the democrats 70.
ted on such question:"
And why, We ask, should The courss6
the democrats be objectedto? The eoosi.
tuition, rs il was originally framed, ws
never submitted TO the people At all. Why
should il not be Mor1 What injury csa
arise from the measure? Why shouhnot
"the constitution, as it came from the hands
Of tie late convention, WITH the large bouu-
daries, be submitted to the votes Of the DO.
pie in August next, for their approvals
rejection" Suppose her people were IN
~ pSSS uposs ssS ~ sSules GOuouNuuS4s
which they have not yet done-surpss
item to aiopt it;-whal mischief can 49,
from il? The "Beltimore American" ..
jects, that 1.-THE further probability i, ihsa
Congress will allow her to cUms ia,vpsa
terms Of her own dictaiion, and ia contempt
ofthe authority ofthe general gevernnena."
What dictatioa is there, in lhs easei II
Congress cho,xes to recede from the bonn.
daries which they have proPOsed, and ss,k
those which Iowa desires, where j. he
dictafion, or the contempt Of ssdhsv6y'
Congress may Tecede- Congress may think
Iowa RICH, in asking such boundaries.-
Where would be The dictaiion? lowacsn-
not be admitted into the Union, in contempt
Of authority, until Congress- be pleased 70
grant them PERMISSION. Il j., Of cearse,l
: voluntary, not . compulsory act. 4 y
an act Of free grace, not Of constssiasd
contempt. Waskingfon Union.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
We end in Berlin paper ths fslas'g

W. unu >" = 1os"" pspes ~ sv
statement: sa
'.Since the German emigrsnts have 80
cen the United States Of North Anssiea -
their new country, Amsrica has scssesg
any more of German manufactures. Sinees
shsshs to those smigEsnas, the eoe& ~
manufactured in America, are bsttes H.
our own, which Is no wonder, The Cesnsn
emigrants being, for moot part, our skihul
and industrious workmea. ~ s1pcr!ae
ton from Germany to A,nerin siDee -
formation Of the Zsllverein, has diasinishea
no less than 40 millions, and North Amer.
ica has now more than four nilkone =
German settlers." NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12
j)atent tilcoieincs.
wIsTAR $ BAISAa

A COMPOUND BALSaMIC PREPARATION From
"A Viii Oae-ry Bark AMI TAO oe,i hhNrDi
Known fa ;a Wnri e oi tuuers. Gods, s>iifA
Group. Bleeding oI Ire Lungs. Nooopngcousn. tfonc-
i. B-ca., se Liver Complaint aud lie hrsi sasrs o
CONSUMPTION
IA THOUSAND CURES in cases deceased uier,!
hopeless have rnv c.ilh shed - vast supvrons over
~Nrfrr's oru Prescription being flrmed cleif trnn
chemical eNtrsrl. from Mit Cl-Ty BarA an lif-twc
trees tlu fhcSy scattered wherever Diseases az '
lungs prevail We grvr -w instances ~ - eArIo 1nif
power. from catalogue almost ~ ihouf tn4.
ais l.lirtss WI De- gwen a. ne Ntw-lnrs AkencN
who was given up bv AL ~ her phy-csns 10 oe oi con
SUMPTION. lal lari umor or months on fae sl'f1seT
aun- clarte- o matter >ortui ponY sgDsilrcthl
medicine ter months. being past All hopesn.
lr-ly cured or lew bottles OF LIZ Bssam in september
lni October -
down, pr seven years ccns oohgsi 20 ssep sfin-
pp-rel far cured 90 attend - lon, business Ia
Thcns. Brai.e Esc J. P saca- l. l. cured o. asthma
Of $50 Years staining.
Tn.ns. Co1ens HailonS-i. y. }. is-u6es unter ceh.
that fe i violent cough ard pain IN 1e sifrfor mouths
raised large quantities o corrupt ms'fer-sso much hos-i
h4 ulysc'T~. could tn tui -Nc Tor ln--aF' LIN Pills 90
far.ft hIf fl r0 L1o's friends g Supposed De- iai o
-aorls conslnpl IN entirety caf,'i ~ re co,Les oi
Wi>IAR~ bAi>AM
Mrs Ann d. Hopsrs. ~ Knowesviie. Y. \. entirely
cln of liver complaint and genera. debility oi eshisen
months sflnl4u-.
jacob Holman. T. D. Huntingdon. cured child Of ?.
-caru-hr of obstinate d.tas of TIE Lungs, aer Ae ao4
tr.ei ll' fhe usual rrwcie- n
Case, ore Gnty Occurring n every part 81 ne country
which prove lcorrsoy te fa-f perpriy oi iu- be,ani
every shade oI lung and Liver disease every Oifr
preparation heretofore known 'o The wsrld.
Sod. Wholesale and Retail. iy T. B. 4 T. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. - luion-st Nev-lors sold also
oNLY AseNr' ~ rH's CRY. Pdce. - per bore 50
bottles Tor =. mt-9 ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12
Dr. BROWN OCuIISr.

SUCCESSOR 70 DR. CHILD, fle celebrated Ocuis Oi
- Bru im and LONDON. has removed h- Office from IT,
tnler--fret to lob iaIa-rce where he continues Die
-Icce--' treatment on Di-.asc-nf he Ese 1nd lmpsrcc
uOn 0i Vision % which Of ~ ~ ~ years have yielded
has lng Defl declared ucuraDc b. eminent Ocul- Refer
given to performed many declared hopeless, snd
bind from 10 % ~ wears
Reference 10 tle following clre-, invetera'e cases
ttHd Crowley Of Steamer Massachusetts, Of Pyru
lem Dptt1iao
son oiJon Bansies Of Jersey City, amost blind from
Aicl.ier.
N-- Nozer . fann0r-.t0eei. violent case 81 Ls and
C0leG covered win AeDaa conn cafed with dnigur0fs o
l-r mother snlcled With Opua.mt for - years cured o;
lhsgo.ff
James ncColn, 81 Washing on-,ireei LYPe9fo Chronic
Inflammation oi kyelas
Jas baluon, u Aalsfreef Pois telling OF upper Eye
iId. toured without az operaonl
Geo Howe ~ Resle,ife.. stoppa AZ NssbDaaa Giasd
f--ilrcA Saifil 400 Brlol.-ffe- bal care of ifis.
J. H. Roberto il kfge-freef. tets stanton and u0us
0n ihai cae at PgrpEt OpsDiia AMI ticsrfsd roTnso
Hour, 0i Attendance, d 4. H. % .. T.. ~ ADVICE % Ne
poor gratis. AZ euers mu- be- postpaid. mYii n