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Protection Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company.
r. VlItN GnnK - -. ~

7 YMAN COOK has been duly APP
pointed an Agent Of the Pr3te ction Ia
surance Company Of Hartford, Conn. ~
Burlington, Iowa, and is authorized To in-
sure dwelling hon~cs, stores aud ware hou-
ses, mills, manufar torres, barns, stables
and the contents OF each, together with
every other similar species. of property a.
gainst loss or damage by fire. The rates
OF premium offered are as low as those Of
any other similar institution, and every
man has now an opportunity. for :rifling
sum to protect himself against the rayages
of tins destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings
OF many years. m
There are two ituations, in either OF
which the value Of Fire Insurance can be
adequately appreciated, viz: While stand
ing upon the runs Of persons own proper
ty, receiving from the Insurance Office the
full amount which he has lost; or standing
upon the same spot surrounded, perhaps,
by desolated family, lamentng that stu.
pidty and folly which failed to provide a.
gainst such contingency. Iel2-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

alabama Election.-Judge MARTIN
,he independent candidate. is elected
Governor of this State, beating the reg
Mar CAUCUS candidate.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28
NANCY GOODS--New STYLE pain

NANCY GOODS--New style paint
III ed lawns. do do balzarines, rich bon
net and cap ribbons, Ladies' fine black and
colored Kid Gloves, silk cotton and thread
do. Jaconei, edgings aud insettnlgs. cash
mercs, monsliu de lains, white, blue Una
pink Grape Isle, new style prnts. Sviss
book and laconei fBuslins; for salan
mayl DAVtD'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

kNOR SALE.--0 doz. linen cambria
: IIandkerchiefs, from l2t cts to 81, by
~ 3l-l0-45 KIMBALL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

GLOVES. 4 doz. ladies' kid gloves
~ doz. picnic mits and gloves 10 doz
pr. gents and ladies' cold gloves, dog
silk thread gloves, for sale by
jy BLU 40 kIMBALL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

Extraordinary Cradling.--A farm
er IN Charlestown Va. lately Graded
nearly nine acres Of heavy wheat in one
dy, and on returning home found that
his wife had-"cradled" an infant
Arriving couple, truly!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

" HfSKY.--25 bbis whisky, which
w will exchange Tor corr, rye or cash.
aug3l DAVID.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

NESrS.-2 doz handsome summer
and winter vests, latest sty les just from
Boston, for sale by kIMBALL
" 3l-l0-45
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

Carbuncle-In the N. Y. weekly
record of deaths, fue are set down as
having died from carbuncle-a malig-
nanl bile generally fatal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28
NEW BOOKS-JUST RECEIV.

NEW BOOkS-JUST REEEIV.
~ ED-Ilarper's Bible Nos. 81 and 80
The Seeress OF Prevoorst; or,
Mesmerism Unfolded.
Evclina, by Miss Burney,
Duties Of the Married Life,
Dashcs at Life, by N. P. Willis,
No. Penny Magazine,
the cheapest work now published,
Godey's Magazine for July,
for sale by J. L. ITALIAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

SDEARL HATS -W. Garrett IL Co.
u have on hand end for sale, good
su.p'y OF iea-I hats, good article for
summer-also, extra fine Nutria, cassi-
mere, Russia and ii the different kinds Of
hats now in use. (mayl IS
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DAVIDS
SLIGO IRON. STOkE T..

SLIGO IRON. STORE.
Jefferson street. Burlington, iowa.
RON-F'iat, square and round, ass'l
sizes, plough slabs, plough wing, ass u
shapes AID sizes
sTEEL--Cast, German, Am. blister, Eng.
blister, German and sprng ass,d
szfs.
sToyEs--lm improved Premium, and yam.
kee Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor,
Coal, Box, t0,7, aud q plates,
different sizes.
ALSO---Jewctt's improved Patent Cary
Ploughs. Tin Plates, Copper,
Sheet.ircn, iron wire, Nails and
casting ofevery description.
A full supply Of the above articles always
on hand, and for sale as low as can be al.
fordec by HUDSON f. BRIDGE.
ap2l JouN G. FoorE, Agt.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

RALZARINES, LAWNS, &c, six
~ pieces worstcd bazarines, 10 pieces
fancy painted lawns, 6 pieces bonnet and
Bingham Lawns, pieces black lawn, 10
pieces mouselin de laines, ust received and
Tor sale very cheapby
HyS ]. G. LAUMAN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28
SUMNER CLOTHING AT RE.

HROCERIES--W GARRETT e.
~ Co., have ust received and for sale
20 bbls . sugar
90 sacks Rio coffee
chests tea
hbis rice
| cask madden
| ceroon ) + indigo
/ keg bar lead
bags shot
/ cask saeratus
2 sacks pepper
, do asplce
boxes sperm candles
do bar soap
do superior starch, and great
many other articles IN the grocery line too
numerous u mention. All OF wllch will be
sold low for ash or wheat.
jy 3l-l0 '45
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Burlington March 6-'45-il-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

NanK CANDLES. A few Box
10 ,u.,m superior Starr Candles nearly equal
,nr9a ,or sale at the st Louis prices.
MCINTYRE
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GILK HOSE

GILK HOSE
~ doz super heavy Eng. blk Silk Hose.
do do do rb'd do do
do do do China do
Just reed and for sale by g. LAUMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
GREELEY L McELRATH.
Eleventh Number of Lnrdner,. Lectures.

The Eleventh Number Of this useful and popular work
VII be published on Monday mprniuR This No. VIII
conthn the conclusion OF tho Lecture The Loper and
lth'et00,t Tho Lecture TIE fULLrY. explaining
thH Cord shea'c, Fixed Pulley Fro Escapes. Snoatons
Tackle. Whites Pulley Runner. Spanish Bnsi1ns Lee
tHfr On The !ScLtt,ED FLASk. WEDGE md scnEw.
showing the fowcr snd Eject Of tho Plans Roads.
WeIgc where ussd 5ef.fw Hunters 3crsw Exnmplrs.
3lcfonGtrr sefs~ LrcrURE EguLtffioa. Process
81 boiling Condensation Latent frn. o stcntn Export.
mems Eject 81 An"sphcrie Pressure on BOILING Point
Relation between BAROMETER md Boiling Point Elnsci.
" Of sisan It's Lsbinrss Efoc, Of Cbuiprrssion 81
tnan Without lDss Of iinsi rfincps % Tho stcam I'm
dino nature ~ Permanent Cases Application II the
tr,,.sfties Of srsmt Lecture CoNnusrfuf Flame.
(Jxygcn Chief !iuppoftrr Illuminating Powers Conbuss
ion without PlhtT Ffoprrty ~ spphFJ Platinum Tais
~ Ilcs, evolved in cous,ior Theory 81 hsoisrr of
tie,k md o,hsss Fieclrie Theory The Loc,ars On
nav 70 OssrhyE rHE iisAYEEs is ale" commenced it,
MI. sof,p 4A1 mis- 10 eonisG. VIII bH read with
great interest II commences Nlth fsnsfFs On no IN
tefns,ipg Mature u the Subject bpfDal liiaiipo Forms
Of the CONSULTATIONS lg Pointers. his roe stef tspe
TO- TINS swan. III, kc 10.
y-z5- This wholr ilasttstsJ ty Cuts AMI Diagrams
prics 81 esots Tbfss more Numbers ooeHp'S'e "'e
ytrk Jssk nan,bsfs may stl 10 obtehs1
GREELEY e. hosLRAIH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26


TALLow-we note sale OF i8 bbs County rem
dered a: = cts, cash.
H!DEs-Abou, 500 Rio Gfande sold at lai cts, mos.
BoNE-sales COCO IL Nor:h-Wes; Tor home use at
81 cts, cash.
olf.-Crude Whale is very inactive. OF Sperm some
800 bbs have been sold az = cts but sT now about
tine market.
IEAD-saies of 1000 Pigs are reported at 20. which
is an advance Of = cts y cwt.
PROVISlONS-Porki s quiet aud heavy a; slidl4 l2i
for Mes and 10 5ool0 III for Prime. Some small lot.
Of neas Ohio Pork, the first oil the have come 10
hand via the Ere Canal They have not Jet been sold
hui $50 bbs ne15 Ohio Hams aud Shoulders were sold to-
iay at 81 and :: CTS 2 10 charge for package Beet
irn, al 5 as IS and $500 y for Mess and Prime
civ would bring better prices. Sales 300 or 400
barrels at and 100 ties Prime New IA =
for shipment Beet Hams 'o3sl0 2 barrel. Dead
Hogs are quick at 81 0s cents Picked Meats are OF;
OF market We quote City Smoked Hams oiaII-
Shoulders 7c7t sides cents. Smoked Beef y at
cents. Chic Butter is quoted at ld3 certs-West-ru
Dairy 1920 cents the latter for very prime Cheese is
dull. Shippers decline to give over 7ie7i cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
nInrkets... CAREFULLY reported for The Tribune.


TUESDAY, Nov. 25.
ASHES-There was good demand 10 day for both
descriptions the sales $50 bbs Pots at SIT and
$50 bbis Pearls at 81.
COTTON-T'here has been better demand TO day,
and about 1900 bales have been sold prices showing
advance of al tc y ID over the prices paid yesterday
The demand has been chiefly from manufacturers, who
t:e market purchasing their winter supplies IN
anticipation OF the rivers and canals closing some lew
parcels have also been taken by shippers TO Hi freight
engagements The advance in the Southern markets
have also tended TO strengthen the views oil holders
Frechts continue 5l6 Tor square and al Tor round
bales Flour freghis lower, and less sought alter
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thcrc is moderate inquiry
to-day from the trade and the market s much as before
noticed Some parcels OF Genescc were picked up IN
the morning 10 but the market was generally at
Si for good brands and closed at that with Tree
sellers The bhcs yesterday were larger than rcpucu
being 900 10000 bbis. The demand Tor the
East 30 large as 1t has been There s an hpptc
hcnson tbnt the yfcseu cold weather Will close the ca
nal BoatmcI arriving Icpor; considerable ice, but not
snfrirnt 10 arrest the passage Of bOnis O Southern
descriptions the tock OF standard descriptions ~ only
moderate Georgetown, Brnndywinc, iachmond &c are
generally held 80 We notice sales OO or 1OU barrels
b,nndyyyne al az The sales OF Extra Gcnescc report
cd Yesterday 81 would have been Georgetown but Tor
the compoaor Richmond Cry IA without shio since ms
stcnner and hrrc Ia no liked quotation Jersey sioei Il"
ntl scarce and noninaliy 10 although aao f report
.h M "a Saiea 100 bb,a Brnndywino nj j oiVsi,-
Bog Mon ia moderate supply and priccs nc iuptoy-
ing Yellow and Whto quoted nj 73@l e'3 .,
cw; BuckwhcAt "a tphef h1io P,o'''3 "nn 49, - ~ NJ
25U4 80. bags 81 r ewt Sales "Fro'tH cNu" : % v
( nj bbi Rye Flour Is - and raihur moro plenty
3hlp.tuia Western mud Troy. i5d2o cts
CRAls--rhc supplies of Wheat hTo considerable but
buyers md Sellers could not Ec together IN thc IDEAS
oxcopting 5000 bush Southern Mt ~ ana I"" bnah
f,ssco nj IA eta both Tor milling Corn is moro pic'
IT, md rather heavy Tho sHcs To day hrp 5000 bushos
southern mixed u, sii. not delivered. aud l4GO do now
Rguthorn nj sIt cts WI OF ITO w1 notice sales 'tt"
bush at 10 to of milling md 1000 do at ~ sta snliFcf
Cd ,r distillhs to Barley there IA CONS inquiry Mt
better rates ind 1000 bush bpys changed hHnda ior ship
III uts dulivcfrd Oata mr." rss "rVo nj %
ITS sale gO0 asga black Eyed Peas ut sorne'i'ng
( over 70 T. bag 81 rIsh.
! Wuski-We notice saeH 800 bbls at ~. q -. most
y st ~ cents. neaty clearing Tho market DrufBo 's ~
csn,s. With good Inquiry.
HAY-Tbs demand Ia good and 600 10 400 baiea wore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
Inv Courts.

,cE-CaAScZLLoR's CoUHr.-D 6 c Ia iona hmm
o teyrts and uite va JONES Gtssoa-Ths Defendant
purchased properly no lC2 Spring-suest. cor. Thofnp
700 iT si7c0 and paid 20 per deposit barreuscd
The balance and take the deed on The ground that
W. ae of sfs r 10 the property Is rot good under ms
49, Der grandfather. The Cogrt considers thst the
49, god and tbs deisndauta solicitor should have
eo nm Decree for atrct performance. WIN costs
'es,pa L. Leots w. John d,l,hoH.-Jhc VicsChEnccl-
,h,t. weeks since. made decree that defendant
h I axe back bond and mortgage Of Ar Mcvekas
v.S psaed 10 complainant, sfsd refund thr hpDr"Y
.er e'est md czpeDsss pad for it, Defendant Sob-
ne, excepted % the form u the Masters report
rss.s seanaed covenant from plaintiff - the m1t.
CO. properly The CDurr CONSIDERS tina: ms fora is
u,e, Exception oyerrui.a
y,,. ata1s Gibbons Basliagtoa Whniy,iyht The
Cd r.. sspoft confirmed new tf!s s u be- sgpoint
lass yaopery No 80 BsckInsn street and tho Gsofgs
oft, raster Robinson viii report upon ,ho su.sbiebsss
wh.n ~ proposed as TRUSTEE md tho complainant.
~S' ~ W 10 ez1nsskled koIu hs trust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

souru CARoLIxA SrNAToRs.-We understand
irum an authentic source that the RESIGNATION o. Judge
i;,c "a nom In ,h, hands OF the Governor: and that
the promise of Mr. Calhoun accept the Office was
condition precedent 10 The resignation OF The Judge.
Hamburg g c. journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

NoMISArIoN or MAYoR.-The Wing Ward and
Connty Nominating Convention, by an unanimous vote,
have selcctci Hon Josiah Quincy Jr. AS the Wing can.
la,c Tor election Mayor the election the second
Monday of December next Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
DIED {:

On the 18th inst; ANN WILEY, wife OF Everardus
Warner. in the 65th year OF her sge.
The funeral service will take place az her late resid.
ence No Mnettast on Thursday morning at 81 O'clock
The friends and acqua;ntances Of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Her remains will be taken 20
Hacaensack " ]. for nter:nent
Al Saratoga on sunday, tie 23d inst. Dr.. VIM CARY.
respected Minister OF the Society OF Friends aged rs
wears and one day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
MAE RED.

In this City last evening 18th inst. by Rev. Dr. Tying,
WILLIAM t. JOHNSON, of ihe firm of Wcs Chase
& Co Baltimore 10 ANNA MARlA hENDON OF Boston.
BROWER ofthis city to Miss JANE JONES of England.
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ELoW-1 brig. Wind wsw.

CHRISTIAN MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY,
r No I-Neuihers VI this Society requested to be
pucial in their attendance this "wednesday evening
I; o'clock al the New HiI corner Grandst and Broad
way as business of importance will befoIe the So
cleiy. by order.
II. JOHN C. pOf, Recording Secretary.
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NNTM. T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Tuilors, In.
w porters Of Cloths and Casslmeres, Festings &c, Isl
Broadway American Hotel opposite tile Fountain, are In
receipt assortment OF new goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Focs Goats Casseres IN agrea variety styles
Silk Satin, Merino and Velvet Vesungs, billed Cloths
T~eeds, &c. for OverCoals, which will be made up
through tho aid Of Ms efficient corps OF cutters
as can found In the country essential point III the
-couoy 10 which would direct, and IN rendering the
style and character OF such must satisfy the
discriminating that views Of cheapness are no. based
the production OF any other than frat rate garments
Such lave sustained our system or s;i pfo"s ana qAc
returns and prompted the solicitation OF CAL from those
would really effect sewing OF The extra per csnlass
levied under the credit system
The directed the Pantoons department musi
Oler inducements 10 those VINO appreciate nj
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kept by the
trade, have always hand ready MADE Dress ana froc
Goats Panlloons Vests 10 answer the requirements o.
those who OF may require hrsi rse sun
Also. Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety Scars ofava
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-N esis
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars NC &c SIS u
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Establish
ment, 1877 Broadway, tnree doors below me frahEhn
House The subscribers would call tie stteh9n OF lhrl
customers and the public very large and wei! selcteo
assortment OF Fail and Winter Goods Embracing HI lhe
latest STYLES of French and English Peo Cloths Tor winter
garments; black and fancy bonean eHsc VI
ealire patterns very rich styles OF sks, Cashmere
Velye; Ves;irgs suitable for the coming oeaso AL OF
which will be made To order u few hours noGce, a9 ID
the superior style for winch the establishments has
been so long celebrated.
Employing the cutting department the best aler! In Inc
city not hesitate 10 Challenge comparison WIN any
in point Of style, and fkmansnp Al Tue ste
time prices will convince Inc osi 5hepca Ai Ut 81
rate garments Gun furnished very reduced rates iof
cash We would also cal! elirnl1on 10 tie aCJ oepals
meEt connected with the establishment where cia oe ouo
every article requisite complete genielsnS WARDROBE
OF the newest and richest materials, selected BY our agents
n tie iris and London markets.. Also MI assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock ard winter garments OF
every description the accommodation OF those requiring
articles OF dress Tor immediate USE ,.,,,t , 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
A HINT TO THE LADIES.

Madens-old young, dark, fair and dimpled,
With faces rough ciiappd, ann'd and pmpled;
With necks repilsive, yellow, dark and brown,
Sunburn in country village, or IN town,
Ladies, 10 you speak-Nbiures fair masterpiece
In sorrow or in JOY mans dearest hope
Why lie; those spots anc freck!es thus increase,
When one small cake OF Jones's famous Soap
Would make your tkn rs white US driven snow,
And clear ali erupiions from your face and brow
C That blessed article Jones's Soap gives 10 the
shn transparent heavenly smoohness and soness That
few mortas possess lis effect truly wondrous IN cung
pmples ireckles chapped hesh &c Give but one thai
and YOU viii say that should sold $50 cake instead
Of 81 cents Sold only the sign of the American Eagle
90 Chalham-st. and 81 Broadway, N y; lS9 fuon-sI
H,ooklyn n26 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
fCom,nunIcs,edl

IV- MK EproR Being about TO ;eaNs The city, anu haV-
in article your paper last week on The merits OF
DR. Tayo,. Balsam OF Lverwort, also would Ike 10 add
my public testimony the efficacy OF the par
ticalarly in the case OF Doctor Howand, whom Sd"
short lime s,nce in full heuh and vgor, feeling enhiely
we'll have also seen exhibited IN several otei easeS
win HE success. know OF The articles maj eh'er
i, o,no.iop and the effect Of their great concenirh
don nm power upon the di-eised system therefore hes
, no, 10 recommend II (hsying the fullest confidence IN
IL curative povers) 10 nj persons who may have coughs
colds or may be aborng under iubercuar or pulmonary
.,rsnmptions asthma bronchitis, liver complaint In
deed. know in every respect the very best medicine Tor
sny affections the throat But persons should be
careful that they de- not buy couniereits, OF be i'm
posed on by limitations OF any kind The OF Dr. Cur
don J. Leeds wholesale agent Is attached the splendid
steel Plate label each bottle Of the genuine and advise
all 10 20 drec, SIS Bowery 2nce and they will be
TO be highland my word for it. fthey follow the Doctors
advice and directions, they VIII Increase in strength
and lesh, which indicate returning health.
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM B. SHAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
CID asr1rEI ronPE R,s PILLS.

Far N. s,eJ and of cure ot Dyspepsa Ind gop Con-
,Dat,on CoS.ueneS Sack Helfdche, az! 'efvos -5Dec.
tion, and all Diseases asng from an improper lone %
the Stomach
THESE PILLS which have been used so eZiensyelY In
the pryat. practice Of Sir Ashley Cooper, were bcueat
before the public in England about Blk months ago. D pu
nil of Sir Asevs 10 whom the component parts OF these
Pills confde. The unprecedented success winch mas
attended IN. Them, aud the numerous recommends.
lions thew from all the great Physicians ana
Surgeons of The World afford sufficient reasons Tor their
introduction this side OF the Atlantic And IL Is WIN
feelings pride and pleasure that the present proprietor
establishes an agency America for the sale o P phch
has cured thousands in Europe. and which ''i without
doubt exert the happy effect here, where indigestion
is so common ,,; n,,, H., l
|! NAV not amss hcre 10 state thu! this Phi has been
for lo hed up in the bOsoI15 OF lie" leea pfac
iiores Now, the proprietor takes
ts method If introducing the public indlsc:'nHely
instead having il confined merely 10 aCse "no HghI PR
chase II by paying a princgIY Zee. 49,,
Tic observation-disclosures through which ,hs Pill reaches lhe
public are they are Var!ous Inc ceftlhca
OF lis are the lips OF hose VINO nave ueel cure
It's administration and thou lands upon ,housSnus OF i
mopala of liz beneficial effects might be adduced DIS Fe-
peau Liston and Mott, with lnnumeraole ohers Vi
this COUNTY, have used IL trlr private pracuce anu ulue
their Testimony in favor. Bet the proprietor ees assured
that the bet recommendation 10 its efficacy ana us irf
and that remains alone for the public 10 Try H. To be
Tho proprietor does nos intend his 10 DE denoaie
der th. head o. humhugerT. He does rot assert maj IS
GOOD for rvsry Thing only that .rtH certain cis-
eases Among these diseases are: Wind IN Tue Stomach
Indigestion Nervous Head sche Dyspepsia, Constipation
Cosyeness and such diseases as are cePenueut upo Gil
improper tone OF The Sion'gch -
Ddig is with every country IN every cass l
society and every season OF the year, ana you may
the whole Phsrmacope and you cannon Hnu 81
valuable 10 cure this disease this Identical f IL mas
done more for Indigeson fauleuce Sourness OF stomach
than the whole range OF the Pharnacopir putogeter au9
no more be sad of this medicine. than mat issued
from the Gigantic OF the mind OF one OF the great
e Physicians aud Surgeons OF any aSethat OIL o assy
Cooper; and IL Is him that grateful public indeDteo
DR.. CARROLL Il CO. Nurrayst near broadway,
no6 I'm Principal Agents IN America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

CRUELTY TO HUMAStTY.-Nenrly ak thousand -ears
have passed and men all through time Obliged endure
the souovs attendant tue OF antdote 10 subdue
pains OF FIRE, &c Dali
Jews Magi a. Pain Extractor, discovery, is proved
master OF PAIN Bnd healer OF and il has forth
TIE treacery and craft Of pre,end they have
samc while IL is false. Tie lie and sutfernes of many
pay forfeit hui guard agaius, It Il.
Daley will be written every lruc box. General Depot
the United States for the sale OF the above saye i ls
Fulton 1t. San Building n. as6 CTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

TsruMprAvrI,is generally conceded that Phaons CAens
cl g In,eorator Ii the only article that viii positively
remove sc,Tf and Dandru prevent Hair falling II
mos,ens Tie HAIR and keeps the scalp perfectly healthy
p o IN. trash that constantly advertised by quacks
pn The Iuvi-orator OF Z. Phalon Wig Maker and Hair
CO. u. Rrnni,vn= or OF his arcnis.
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