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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Threshing Machines.

VENHE undersigned begs leave to INFORM
Il the public in general that he IS engaged
in the manufacture Of Threshing Machines and
Horse. Of all kinds-also: Repairing the
same, in the lower part of the city OF Burling'
ton, near the Iron Foundry, and intends sell
ing on as good terms as can be afforded
Those wishing to purchase any thing in the
above line should call soon, by so doing they
NAV get their machines in good season and
made to order. Persons wishing to purchase
can apply either at the Foundry, VIM. Car
rett & Co.'S, or at the Shop.
maYch26-44-4mpd WIN. HENDklE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

a. M Douglass, from the Committee on
ID |miiories, has reported bill 10 define
d boundaries Of the Territory of Iowa.
M !, di,pu,ed line between the Territory,
nd \ the State of Missouri. the committee
.A her repsrt refer to the Supreme Court
Nh. United States for decision. They
rhr proyide that the Territory hereaf-
llW D. allowed two delegates in Con-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
TAKE NOTICE.

NASH will be paid for Two YOKE Of geou
~ working oxen with good yokes to work
them in. Likewise wanted to hire two hrs'
rate men TO work on a farm near burlington.
Fer the oxen, the subscriber, or Mr Jeremiah
L.amson, will pay a generous price; and good
wages to the men for seven months. Aprh
cation must be made soon.
RICHARD HILDRETH.
Burlington, April 9th, 46-pd
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Rock Island Weekly Packet.
A u3oR THE new and splendid steamer
y i:5ty Ocean Wave,

EFEEZU n. CAMRoN, Master. will COM
mence her regular weekly trips between Saint
Louis and the above point. on the opening Of
navigation in the Upper Mississippi river, leav-
ing S, Louis Friday at o'clock, P. NJ and
be at GAINESVILLE, Louisiana, Hannibal, Marion
City. Quincy. La Grange, FULLY, Alexandra,
Warsaw and keokuk, on Saturday; Fort Mad-
son, Burlington, Oquawka. New Boston,
Bloomington. and Rock Island on Sunday.
On her return trip, she will leave Rock
Island on Monday morning at o'clock, and
VIII be at Bloomington, New Boston, Oquaw.
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison, on the same
day; Keokuk, Warsaw. Alexandria, Tully. La
Grange, Quincy, Marion City, Hannibal, Lou
isiana and GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday, and will
arrive in St Louis Wednesday morning.
The OCEAN WAVE, was built at ST Louis, ex-
| pressly for the trade, and will continue her
iriIs regularly throughout the season.
| Passengers and shippers may rely on her
punctuaity. tebl2-3S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
E,OEs SALE. The Farm well

ENOHk SALE. The Farm well
Il known as the Carter Farm, is now offer
ed for sale Said farm is situated 80 nile
mouth west from Burlington and consists
33I acres, about $50 acres good TIMBER ana
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cultiva-
ton. There is erected upon tue farm frame
dwelling house in excellent repair, also, an ex-
cellent well Of water; there Is growing upon
the premises IN orchard Of Apple Trees a Por-
ton Of them in bearing condition. said pre-
misses are well fenced and in fact IL may truly
be sa id that the farm affords every inducemen'
to the lover oil Agriculture For terms apply
~ L +. CORDS.
ian 224G -35-tf Agency Road. l. L,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

NOTICE-The subscriber particularly re-
~ quests all persons indebted to him either
bv note or book, to call and settle up the
same. WESLEY JONES
Burlington, Jan. 8, 1S46
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
JNo d. JoNEs, Cin'ti CALEB loNEs. Phifa
Cincinnati Wholesale Dealers
Ind Importers Of
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC

n D. g. c. JONES, No. 10 Pear!-st.,
eH Cincinnati. We respectfully inform our
friend. and the trade generally that we are now
prepared to offer them one of the largest ARD
most extensive stocks Of Dry Goods in the
west Recent importa tions enable US TO oifer
such inducements as to render 1t entirely TO
the advantage Of the Town and Country Dealer
to purchase here rather than in the Eastern
Market. .
EPWe sell at Eastern Prices teifh
the addition Of carriage and exchange
only.
We have on hand and for sale
800 cases new spring fancy Prints, various
manufactures
25 do Ginghams, Ear.ston and Domestic
IS do Lawns, various qualities Tor Ladies
dresses
rs do satinets, blne, black, mixed, plaia
and striped
25 do Cloths. black. brown blue &C., &s
90 do Cassimeres, of every varsity
90 do Kentucky Jeans, mixed, b!ues
black, plaid, sc
100 do Summer Pantaloon Stufs
Brown and bleached she citing and shirtrgS
vestings. silks. linens, hosiery, gloves, linens
german, laces, nets, ribbons, hdkfs. buttons,
&c. marehl2-2m J. D. q g. JONES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Cheap Farms For Sale.

A Farm OF 36U acres, IUU ACRES OF TX
IA cellen. timber and 900 of prairie with ~
acres improved and under good fence-aii
wei, waterfalls miles from Burlington; win
two good log houses and stables, two good
wells of water and an excellent neigheorhooo.
will be sold for the unprecedented low price OIL
S4 90 per acre. -ALsO- ooo
In the same neighborhood, a farm of SUI
acres, about equally divided into timber a. nd
prairie land-370 acres improved and under
fence-three ordinary log houses for tenants
we'll watered, &c. This farm will be sold for
SIS 90 per acre. Both of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township and within two
miles Of uninterrupted steam boat nav'gatl"n :
apr9 GRlMEo O. ANN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
2.5OO wanted.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
n with the undersigned are Respectfully
o.no.,od N call and settle the same prior TO
the o5tb inst. VI COOLBAUGH y Go
ian 1876 Gaz copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Gun and White Smithing.

NHE undersigned having permanently
II located in Burlington, would inform
the public generally that he has opened a
shop on Main street, few doors above a. W.
Carpenters Matchmaker shop, where he can
b. found at all times, and hopes by strict at
tention to business, to merit a share OF public
patronage. u . EbEhoOl"
mar26 1888
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Iowa City Property For Sale.
vii, sell nv BRICK STORE House

4 at Iowa City-the capital of Iowa. Oh
very reasonable terms This house and lot is
situated on the Public Square, directly oppo-
site the Public Buildings; the lot is 20 feet
front and 10 feet deep with good two story
brick store house, well finished from cellar to
garrett, with all out buildings necessary to DO
a large business: such as Smoke and Cutting
house, lard house with kettles, &c, all com
plete, with granaries and corn cribs;-any per
son wishing to purchase a COOP STAND Tor
business with all necessary convenlences can
not find a better location o. opportunity
terms easy If not sold by the lst Of May
next, will be for rcnt-applv to
mars WESLEY JONES,
Burlington Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
Il A- vAN q

T.. w. EASTMAN,
attormep s. Counsellor at IatD,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ people OF this and the dlacent counties.
nrOFFICE, on Main Street, one door north
of the City Drug Store.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. &c. 1915 -ly
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
CHILD, FAIR & CO.,

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
CHILD, FAIR & CO.,
1i7 Main street, Sd door north OF
the Bank Of Missouri,
importers and Wholesale Dealers
In Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
lave in store and will be in constant
IA receipt of one Of the largest and most OK.
tensive assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
direct from the English and American Ndnx-
facturers,5 evsr offered in this market, to
which we invite the attention OF city and
country merchants and purchasers, previous TO
selecting their goods elsewhere; among whioh
may be found in part
1000 doz Waldren's Kimble's and sthers, grass
grain. hemp and bush scythes, ass'd
500 common and patent scyths snsaths
900 grsce scythc stones and rifles
400 doz hay and manure forks-9, and
prongs
400 steel and Yankee hoes, with and
without handles
500 iron and steel Carolina hoes ass'd
30" Ames, Rowland's and others, garden
and mining spades
200 /" Ames' Rowland's, and others, long
and short handled shovel', assd
10 casks 700 prs.) bright trace chains, ass'd
6 and #
o5 bright OK and log chains, ass'd
SO sad irons, ass'd 100 doz fry pans ass'd
| 900 doz Collins, Hunts and others axes ,ass'd
| 100 tcakcttles, ass'd, IS dor grain scoops
! 100 lbs brass pails and kettles. sss'd
| 100 doz Shaw's sickles. 25o doz meal selves
Saws-Rowland's mill, * cut, hand aud
| wood saws
| 1ooa weavers' reeds, ass'd, Nos. 4, S. 6. land
100 doz hog and sheep skin collars,
$50 names, 1000 doz curry combs, ass'd
100 horse brushes
400 /" Adams & Wilson's plain and box eel.
fee mills
Ioo setts smiths tools, anvils, bellows. vices
$50 doz states ass'd. 800 groce bad screws
| $500 ;. pen and pocket knives ass'd--l, 2, ,,
and blade
500 groce table cutlery ass'd, all kinds
500 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
400 groce iron, Britannia and q. S. tea and Ia
bic spoons
COO dog door catches ass'd 80 do knob do asd
1000 :. TILL chest, cupboard and trunk locks
1000 narrow, square brass and table butts
ass'd
5000 grocc American screws ass'd. to inch
-ALSO-
A large assortment OF files, rasp5. platform
, and counter scales, scale beams, augsrs, gime
lots, steel. yards; horse, cotton and wool cards
razors razor strops, shears, scissors, pms nee
, dies, combs, spcctacles, hasps, hsli hooks
shaving cream and soap, ~aiers. Poio.'
caps, lacks, brads, brushes, looking glasses
sheep shears, candIesticks, Indian mirrors
large brass wire traps, guns. Indian knives
&C., Sc, together with every article usually
kent in hardware store, all OF which we ar
prepared to sell at the very lowest prices, 10
: cash or approved paper: G. r..
marl2 147 MAN street. % Ao1~'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16
cow LOgW.

4 Oar UWW AWSro
! aSI;,Am near Kane's Stone Cutting es.
aer.h lent in Burlington, about the first
co. rcd .;a. "' seven years old this spring,
hs,h..s 'ues' white back. some white O.,
at aw.s norns inclined forward with
ssh,e .. 0I' short tail and no ear mark
<ay NV NV belongs to the widow Killouph
strall, Inst'on concerning it would be
s,esiasess s'Vcd at the Hawk. Eye n flee or
f,.-~-oa % street. lapl6
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

VIVIAN. GARRETT a. CO. have just
w received and offer for sale cheap.
1000 lbs Tire Iron,
~ sets Wagon boxes
40 kegs Nails, (assortedl
80 boxes Window Glass, I by TO IL by Is
doz Horse Collars
+" Hames
6 Spades & Shovels
+" Grain Scoops
9 Z" Hay Forks
6 Hoes different sizes)
" Wilson's Cetfee Mills with many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention,
Remember the store, corner of Main and Jet-
ferson streets.
April 9. 46.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

DONNETS 6 doz Florence braid,
k1 straw and cypress bonncts
40 ps new style bonnet ribbons
80 ps do cap do
Ruches artificial flowers &c., for sale cheap
an9 WIN GARRETT q Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

CALFB ToNrs. Phila
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-16

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F,yic,sdd
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
The Crop,, Weather, Prospect, &c.

PEsSSYLvASIA-A Lancaster County farmer
writes Us tha, the Fly is making sad ravsges IN the
Wheat fields OF this, fertile region, and that there is
now likely 10 be bu, half Wheaicrop In The rich
valley OF the lower Susquehsnua.
LoSG IsLASD-The Brook lyn Star says;
The late rains have given extraordinary impulse
10 vegetation. and The promise Of abundant crop OF
hsy is very lettering Wheat and rye also started
forward but regret 10 Learn thai the wheat threat
.ped BY SD al! insect worm which lodges 81;
the foot of TIE stalk saG Il 20 iA down and ds
CoLussA Co. n. Y.-Ths Hudson Republican
says
There was quite frost in this vicinity Thursday
,eh, 2ls Inst, 5y which garden vegetables were n many
instances entirely OF and 'as growth OF other, very
much retarded
FloE1DA.-The Tallahassee Journal OF the la;h
says;
I'VE are s-athed S: being able 70 state tss, N tia
rlcni,r ths fs-. which sometime since ena rAa-
Cd GA his .usecI are poy realized SEA l'lanc Co'ioa
esnecisv we understand is dong aueiy planter IL
his reishborhood informs rs ths: as muea IS week
since b. Cotton had squares or oEuas ae WEATHER
hss been &c. several weeks qsi'e isvoTso!e9ehs warm
and dry"
The FLY-The most serious apprenens'ons are
r,aind 10 regard 70 the OF the ~ upon
vhra, In Bucks Co Pa are informed % az Ole snc
experienced farmer, srra, progress nas eesa naoe
this destructive insect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
The war with Mexico.

Doubt s. wc nav ~ be[aer the united wisdom OF:
nsrion can ever transcend tbsI o: sorne Individual
wise roau in il: x. can no longe. coubt that ua-
too can perperrs,e greater foy than IS possible
tor auy inciyicua! fol 70 DO, \ ID no nation of
men or nonkevs was ever in isirer way ihaa ours
10 reach the infinitely FOOLISH
We will .sy nothing OF The nigh, O. wrouE of tie
CONTROVERSY We believe sticking 10. lie rght IS
pretty rnnch lef, 10 fanatics roT s-dsvs. Our na-
ton openly processes 20 consider night a secondary
that We sre oa;rag eousy wrong 10 regard 10 Mexi-
CO every BODY SAYS No mailer ;oV thai
Butw. talk OF national honor. Heaven knows
vnai il NAV be Rather Heaven does NOT know
nor the earth nor me waters under L. But what
ever +. NAV be. uhgi shall &c; Of il BY fsh.ins
with Mexico will q. the best t-- What the British
have lately sog from our charming Democrats for
their sian var IN Iadia At the second best il viii
be-. what the Brush ~oald nave got from the same
source II they hed br.-n hippec. We go war
without Necessity. without cause, with people
whom We stigrarza ss race OF oaros7oas Co Yards.
How much j. oe'n character for civilization and
courage 10 De raised ia ans possible event.
Lastly we really are thrifty. wealthy people.
We are great at money making. and PRIDE ourselves
on the accumulation Of capital, the making every
dollar produce another IN the snort-st prod. Nov
ii the banks we're 10 furnish all me rosues ia The
country with com pleIe sets Of Keys their vaults
aud doors giving hem full instruction how use
Them and opportunity Tor 80 doing. il would DE
a greater financial sbsurdity than ;his Mexican war
How small soever the expense OF blood. II viii
doubles. cost more money than the rog1es would
find in The BANKS IN any one night Il we pay for
il as we go along it VIII cripple every mans ousi-
ness and scrimp his pleasnre-uness indeed i; is bis
pleasure to hear OF the destruction by pes'iience.
probably rather than by the sword, of that part OF
the people OF both countries who are leas, fl 10 lie
Bot we shall OF course borrow OF posierity the
means to carry on a and lutte more while ~e
are about it. end thus manage 10 svsgger on through
it with tine appearance OF greater national pros
peritv. for which in the future shall pay by that
everlasting national ra4uratisn-a pubic dc5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
GREEN MouN1AIs;


MONG The diseases To- ubicb M Itrp,r ant nDent 10
"A dapied are following So Trt'.i, Bronchitis,
Glsudulur Swcllings, ErJspoas asrr F-ons Ring
WORMS salt Ahoum, Swred and SsErb Breasts Sore p
pes Fever Mili lex Sores, Rheumatism: 0out In
h-mmaon Of tho Eyes lnfsmutHr Of the Bowels, Piles,
Scrou.ous Sores, Burns Seal Bruises. and frosh cut
Wounds.
Powerful and perpadng to-, onlM -ni Is addressing
itself maDy formiis3 d0sas-s t. - only 10 os
applied agreeable directions g. sSisy t- "o'f eTrpu
lo that important renee e al u~ airposes ssi
form. Tn. of shcs.y in ~
many formidable disV ~ ,s-,TngH potency
To reduces sub1ue lGh4mmaIicn whcr "a to exciting
This remove Tue 'nGriicn' oil nature
rr.uin- healthy zction, and sp.r-J 10 tho result
This Ointment is purely vegetable and Although powerful,
yet mild IN It's oporaJus commencing soothing ai-nco
wherever applied Ii may bs adm nj t1Ird WIZ psfect
safety IN aly stage OF health from Tho Infant to tho mosl
aged person Il will is Efficacy IN all climates. and
aay period ofine uampsed Erery family ana the crews
Of srips should DO furnished Win ais Ointment
Good peleut snd respousibs agents are wanted Tor
each and every State Unoc whom lihr's terms
will gwen None need apply whouIths m'ss siis'ae-
tory refe, ences
All spp for ng lh' oo,msn y he 3D.
dressed 10 Tue heir Der No W Corxod's
NeT YORK ARM5'koSG n hURD myiH lucod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
PILES, PILES, PILES!

WI .hanks for he Pile Lotion Shlci you sent ~ IL
,.ch-d about the 2tb Of mouIh and csn azure
yau wss suffering mpco--I :JUld scsc1y wax rave
been previously told you, more or ess aif ted io I'M
a.t hr-e har years, and ti'd msey remedies, from
which, alter many sppIcatops received a. temporary
f-Iies After 3Gl ~ applications Of your Pile Lotion the
.reress and violet, Vchug sab.iGed, and enjoyed 3
ii rigats 10 1.s hsn from hrst app csr.op
ny ast.ci-om1pi, completely cured AID have ISt
rad sEy return 'lnce although muen 1Iposrd The msr .
f.ct of curcg lzt unpleasant yioenr itching bich
May troubled w1th r-Gders an Invaluable nedicin e
vocure bottle iTvu yO1r agent Tor Trend u! nior,
whoa- suachass have been very great: DC informed Ge,
few day. sitcs esecrGg cure AID ne 10 DO
l,h-d with IL you u.sy ssy he.srs Wyatt h-I+ o.
an In. viii che-rfuy 1--WE any farther Information who
viii ga. a. niy amer. Of whist ard Oc.shp or al
hr CQ.,ou-fause an here dEiy every half hour, 70
tween 10 A. 81 and d. Very uuiy you're,
JAS. 3. GLOVER, Dep lisp Of Revenue
E,w-YorK. Nay 2, 1919.
r Van Zard, FzIior-sl Brooklyn; l. 4 Mel son. VII
..n,hnr, rnT2l 2~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
Mnmr1r,s nEcToRAL HONEY OF

r lygsWORr composed waoii; Of vegetables q The
o.I ,Ai- .ac vsuaa- ceuotas.or ever made for al c-
-sses VI the cheat cU1e. co'a. asthma ~nooplns
coCsh difficulty Of breathing srl:.icg o. blood &c The
orleor. rny- received se-sI eoG-oc7cocs Of L, e
czcy II Ell pulmonary cpPIaIo-s RON M Ivs sklfu ac
;i,in,ui,t f nc ,dla ploirss,on Is car1nx
asl OF lr, very s:<-i; aac fcS iacrcs-i
.ric,aa: M coC,tpca Pa-g .aca rvsJr;rt
I. ~ .sI u oo-r e-c,ca-x i nay DC gIvn
WIN p- .a:-fy Il r-sof-s to- a2P---- ro0-lsh-s and
.vsor.-, oor, gcucc= paired by proi.scl-c osCgcs.
For ,.- ~ s:zr,sc1 Ol.. cUra-r of Broad aoc
Foot,h Bw-ry; Wsisor. Ca.h-T;3c- CotGic ston. SIS
i,ud.on- A,o~. Al WlLa1n-.s; C.gabe-, 5oeefy cor.
4h VI Broeiue All saASlS corner Of Ave
,,- d a.. oranges; Mrs JOa-s - Greer s.caTrsCe,
c S,-aa .nd M. Hays. B-;-y. srookl,n, and ~to-.as
ty-n;s ~ Nsid-n-lsr-- Price - c-u-a a. Sav-1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
WAR ITEM S.

RHODE ISLAND -Gov man has issued gene
raj order. COMMANDING al tu- resnental aoc indeper-
den. companies 10 State call rncsrng' and asce!
bin form many soc:ers in each viii volunteer
other persoas who have desire N enter the SERGE
report Themselves the A6jaiaot G-Dera Inc Pro
whence Journal Of Monday ihs tie Nat!ona. Ca
Gets, Col Pi,rnRn, have promptly 7oiuneeret ;her seq
vices 10 the Governor.
TIE Bristol Train Of Artillery Col Taylor have also
volunteered FOR garrison duty .aoud service &C.
volve upon the militia IN consequences Of TIE withdrawal
OF the regular .roops
FIRST Is The FIELD-Tbe Lowell Courier
;hat tue Lowell Mechanic Priaar- FfIta even
ing with only dissenting Instructed The oaeeT'
70 tender ihe!r services Immediately 70 III Commander N
Chief par; OF 0.ce called o1 i.oIa Massachusetts,
foI the Mexican
u The NashrjRe Tenn Or.kop2litaa IF ne
l6:n says: Governor Jones i, in ms Gig aid re-
pos himself ready proceed the .-at OF war with
company "a men. many OF whom n-v- already done
good IL defence of their country. rights and
honor The Nashville Buss rendered rneiF services
he Governor and nave the volunteers composing
the Tenth Legion" Of sumner county. We do not
claim for Tennessee greater patriotism nan Ger sister
States but sag with confidence that whrneTer cali
be made her czsn soldiers will cheer:Gy aac prompt
lv retDood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
GKNCY FOk yAUGHN,s vs.e.b,e

alr.pnc MIXTURE Is l52 Nassau, ooposib' Clinton Hail.
S.1Yofk orly place the c.y whur- csn De bought
The gieai reputation ths article cow has hrougn tho north
eru s.cou OK United 5ta=a tss uc1t the proprietor
10 bsn Deoot tho ABOVE locai0n, and dssle's or
ccn.ltu-rs u! 5ni Always hand rusdy 10 forward 10
soy 2e Of Tie country PAMPHLETS cootnoiok testimony Of
cur-s Dropsy. Gravel ds-ases Of Dc Urinary Organs
Iics<y. Ee f-ra4 eDnp..trts OF Inn
Leon Of The LangS Consumption. Pies, Jsunde
Scrufu!n, Sal. Rh-u kc- I'll farnished of crzr
sclsf 100 respectable " b. q1es:oned d0ubt And IN
lbs city he proprietor has liberty The Of Tie
Rev c. sp.IFy II J3l Ss.--rs. Nao viii stas ufst Oh
Of The -G-c medicine 10 cfopsv and gravel
TIE peculiar cEs OF e1oe will sow iise n
noui- IN sny eas- acd of~n in th- use Of
II tn. singular efc; prodacri oy ID use o'
tn- sre-Iis certainty r-IJ1ylcs ell c---a and r~aSJ
tur!rz zine II .~sis- Is erpisiur5t "a he p-1npn-t
tar public s.d ali Interested will pi-s.- call mad Ses
a. 1872 Nassau opp. site CiIctna Hall Oaly AsEefy u
e:fy Price vi y bottle, a., 80 oz do e
cc1-rn fafe Sas---