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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09
Or. CON VERSA
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, INPUTENCY
INtuSTi NLNtE 0R Nnfs1VrRNAi

foh S5Siisk Shsl 6R tSbcSu tsaHo
THIS CELEBRATED AM POWERFUL REMEDY
t,.h Expire France saS GsImany InSa rsmal.aSls
habinser Of eS The use Of ahs $ord ae viii iuly y
nigh sneomum Ihs hshss, ssdcai su,orts.
Gle Tor the OF the above copants r
6 se @ . s@sSy | as
the excessive indulgence Of the passSns ripper years,
por OF the liver i,son Of the heart dyspepsia
n pain in the head d%as. Of y.io.
ertremes sssitude noctun emissions elects. mpotsncy,
:9io e CT Toe
memory detection melancholy q bodngs unsocislty,
arc q Ss Ss
Of the laws Of mans physical and soelai being
traced to the above baneu practices Young men in elites
and in the country where these solitary habits
alliances have not been productive Of those happy results
which should attend the connubiA will this
Young man You would Be- rssvsd from these evils and
be restored TO manly go OF b0dysnd mind delay not
%S full
which accompany the medicine, highly important to the
married and single Price = per bottles $40 half dozen
n. B.-Ths Cordial contains no Mercury or any mineral
this w S
neny servceable and debitating climate where
these disorders are greatly aggravated and the system rapid
Sold Wholesale retail o. FAY Fulton
Corl viii be ior%arded to any Part of the
city country by addressing a. shove post paid amount
Also for sale by Or wsd.woh, IS North Mai. PRO
falo; and Of Dr. Hsi.ted Roc hester '''
Of physical inability from certain causes may
hdentay conet Or Covers, personally by letter. post
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DOVO This IS a unryalled remedy for diseases OF q
positive ard speedy without the resrie
Of diet hudrnce from The
which the French Pills Bssam Copaiva Cap
sus other nauseang mixtures, fail give them
decided preference Besides being the eectual and
speedy cure discovered they entirely nee from any
unpleasant SMELL do affect the breath scken the
in the least. and may be taken time the
presence Of the intimate fendthus enabling the
tients themselves without the lear of Suspicion
discovery They equally eeetua for either 10 all
complains such Gonorrha Gravel obstinate Glses,
Fluor Albus Tor Whites peculiar females weakness Of
the have cured hundreds Of these
troublesome complaints after other remedy had filled
They have been extensively used for the last ell
these complaints with universal the
propet6s challenge any produce remedy Of equal
certainty under forfeiture OF 500
Price 81 per For sale a Nassau street, basement
auol lms m
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The NERVOUS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FESSOR BOERHAVvE'S UNIVERSAL TONIC
and Hygean Renovatorrhis medicine, long celebra
IN Europe has been found truly valuable since ntroduc
ten INTO this country In all cases of nervous coptu
tonal debility, arising from destructive h.bt
Dyspepsia tordty of liver functional arrangement of the
lungs tending consumption and female attended
with local inconvenience, this medicine staods
For its virtues references be gved physicians
and patients. Price 50 bottle of ounces aud sold only
for the importing Agents. MORRIS CO. 20ih Fulton
street, New York au20 I'm inc
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING soar, Depot
~ No CouItandt sheet few doors from Broadway-
The true only genuine article originally
by u.s. warranted to maintain the has obaued
Toilet Soaps Frensh Extracts Essences and
OF choice Pcrfumey at the lowest that good article
can be sold. =
Country MERCHANTS Druggists Pedlars and dealers in gen.
eral are invied to examine and Judge for themselves
JOHNSON, VROOM 4 FOWLER.
General Agents for Dr. Food celebrated Pectora Syrup,
one OF best remedies for coughs colds and all diseases OF
the lungs. ago lm*r
WITHOUT MERCURY OR BALsAM-"No cure no
w pay.-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
medicine that has failed diseases
every kind speedily and permanently although thousands
have tested IL within few months past Sold wholesale
and retail, al principal depot, No Murray street.
Also, So Bowery 36 ulton street, 39 Muuroe street,
Avenue D.. and 1903 Hudson street. Huil imsr
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS
OF the splendid description, in Scarlet, Modes La
~ vender Straws White and Black also Zoe splendid rich
ly at $50 with every
price, which will be the advantage Of buyers either
wholesale or by the sir gle shawl. To examine at
JAMES BECK X Goa $50 Broadway
Ps full stock of India Cames Hair shsws aud Scarf
at moderate prices, by J. u. Co.
ala esd2wr
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SOLAk AND LARD LAMPS, GlRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE Subscriber has inst received large and splendid
OF Solar Lamps, Hall Lanthorns and Giando es,
Containing from twelve lights ofsplendid nnish also,
Tor churches and hotels large assortment oi Chandeliers
JOHN w MOkGAN,
au2e lm.mc fa Fulton street N
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDMOND DUa BUISSON, having a few
w hours dispose Of Offers his services to those who
are DESTROYS Of acquiring the French language.
For further particulars his residence New York
Hotel, the morning, from TO 9, and from to p. NJ.
au21 i'm
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A FARM FOR SALE

sv.e FARM private sale, situated in the State OF
~ New Jersey the county Of Somerset, township Of
- Bridge water in Washington Valley 81 miles from
miles. from SomsrvIlie and miles from
p ksnim. The Farm contains 80 acres or there
abouts il is pleasantly with stream OF water run
ming through also springs Of failing water by the
door, good house and and other buildings all IN
good also free stone quarry and cope, mne hs
sold separate all together suit purchasers
Wood land meadow proportion 70 the farm raymsnt
made easy. ISAAC bOLMEh.
Any person wishing purchase, the farm
nv raIng on aeon BELLS on the pre- M 2w
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GtNTLEMEN'S HATS.
a THE FALL STYLE is now ready for examination, examination.
3Rsat ROBEhTSONS Phenix Hat and Cap Mandatory,
80 Fulton street, (between William and Gold .
N. B-The prophet OF this esab, shment deems u has
friends that he is longer connected
with the Fulton Reports to that effect hsv
ing been in circulation. Nlw"mc
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FINE BOOTS, FOR $3 50,
~ City made and are equal to those sold other stores
IA for IS Fine French Cali Dress Boots 81 equal
III 70 the made and sold this city for S. 81 All
~ Boots warranted to give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES' No. 4 Ann street,
Near the American Museum
Quick sales and small profits is mot,o-< Ann street.
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81 FAHNEsToCK,s vERMIFUcE.

TESTIMONY ITS FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING.
rIlHE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES in possession Of
the yropri-lors have been VOLUNTARILY gY-n--naDy
parents been utterly sstonshed nj the number OF
g-d by Ih-ir children, and the Immediate I'M
proy-eu. their health that they could not be silent but
would In making known The FAC: 20 Others, far
that there really CERTAIN cure for his dam
getous disease
The retal price Ia - BOTTLE, which brings Il
within the means .. ali.
Cert,fcI;e Of ;< Mayor u TIC Guy Of LI'ester, Pa
LAScAsIEk CITY July 81, lSfL
Msssrs. g. A FAHSEsToCK Co.-GentLensen: seVcrS OF
the younger branches OF my family laoortng under symp
IONS indicating induced the application OF various
remedies and happy that your V-rfus had the
desired effect Of instance removing the almost In
CREDIBLE number Of i5 Of the large worms from pa-n
which addition It's other tested qualities 10 my family
es.aoiIh The efficacy VI Vsrmifuge cure cure.
NJ. CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City.
There many Ohrr VcrIuges OrOreih- public, got up
IN similar style with and hey frequently sold
being either tae good as ours
PuI confidence IL sqcn Statements but be ~ get The
rue genuine 3. A fzrrstocLs V-rmug- none
so -itcscious snd safe as thls.
This v-rmlgc Is equally -S-ctual with afuu and Is a
remedy for For sale by The propnrtofs,
B.A FAHNESrOCK co. Wholesale DruggtsI,
~ John-sr-
Also by John MIhsu, 1913 Broadway J. / Codd!ngton
Hsdson Sprng-st; JOIN B. Dodd, Broad"ay cor
OF Ninlt-sL John HntOr, log 5in-sv-nue ha5cn van
Spring and Mon James F" eli 80 5sno
z r Noes Grand corner Of Caanor-st' " AIotnas
RIL-r, lei Ch-rrsL and Oy DroggsIs senefAy II rev"
Yor., Brooklyn, Jersey Cily and Wi1lam'oufsn-
mhl ThLHi
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WINERIS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,


Daily increasing IN popularity, sud Is acknowledged by
all Who have usei il be the best remedy IN us- for
Worms After every have failed Il has been used
with pee In proof OF which present 10 the
public The following certificate among the apy In
possession ot the propretors
BRooxLYs, January 18Th, 1876
Me-srs John Winer Co. IS Maden-lane, NJ Y.
Sr-l happy have 1t In my power 10 bear testimony
the good effects attending tho OF your Canadian Yer
mifuge
by child oftw years .! age. had been III for seven
eight months and had finally become emacisi-d thai
despaired Of s SuppOsiDg the causc OF It's
sickness Worms her various medictnes recon-
uisHded 10 such but they produced benrhca 81!
-ct. We had given her up past recovery. when we
recommended by friend who had heard OF your
medicine. 10 give talwe did without any expecta
ton Of . being servic1sble. but great JOY and sur
prise after , had taken six dosee and six only she began
revive and in better health than she has been for
months
can now recommend your Canadian Vermuge with .he
gr-aiest confidence and friend 10 the young portion Of
The human family who suffer from Worms nm glad To be
give you such decided confidence IN the success OF
your medicine and willing you should refer 10 me any
persons who have doubt this point
Yours truly GILES MACORD, "a Tllery-st.
The Canadian V-rmfug- only - per vial, and Is
much pleasant-f than sny In use.
Prepared only by J. WISga Co. 81 Mad-G-lane n
Y. Sold by Wyatt Ketcham .l2l futpnst T. A. Sands
lts Bowery, OF Sprng.st; Coddingon, 1913 Hud
son. cor SprngsL J. w. Bsssett Oh Broadway and d.
vislou-st
In Brooklyn. by Mrs Hays l59 Fuiton-st J. Brice =
Jam-s.st + T. GulrS : Co, corner OF Atlantic and Co
unbia DR.. seane and BY Druggists generally through
out The Civ and Country. $50 MAThlm- q w My2Il6
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appointments by the Governor,
So aa.5 .eiA Ae aarioe aaa caase.: d * Seaa:e.

May IsI
ALsASr-Iehn V l. Pruyo Deanis 8. GsEnsy and
Albert D. Robinson, N Cha cery, reaQpoinr-
rsr.s William 4. urg Master Chaaesry, wee
Eesry c. Hswiey, Ter expired as 2An Vsn Arnarn,
Inspector OF Lumber. eapps r. be J. Wstson, In
soccior AMI Noasurrr # Wood e. vice Aorsl lam
Of An Brigade 0; Riaenen, vice George Graham TO
signed.
.eAppl ~,
KlSss-John Lawrence, Inspector OF Flour and Neal
resppf.
Nvw.YosS-wiiliarr w. Fox Commissioner 10 SC,
pe,vise the expenditure OF ioney collected snd re-
tn charitable Institutions In lie Is, Senate District
Trsppt
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Tux 81 RET SERVICE FUSD-The correspond
en-. of tbs Herald says tha Notwithstanding the denial Of
.h y Il Al eS- President Tyler has Letter 20 the
investigator Committee o. the House. generating MT.
Webster nom ali improper ct the public moneys there
such le,.e. III .helr possession The letes sises that
when Mr. Van Burens Administration Went oai OF power
{; len legacy OF sems $4,000 upon the succeeding Ad
rnisraon In the form o. pEivats contracts Win mo-
,J,ra for ss,s for The Goysrru. sa;, which Il hal 70
pay This letter OF Mr.. Tyler VIII make part OF he pub
shsl proceedings OF the Committee siie they shA have
reported the resa o. ;her iaecrs 10 the house o. Repre-
ScntA,.ycs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

NEGRO SurrRAeE-The Joint Resolution for the
amendment OF the Constitution extending the Elective
YrancAi,e 10 resroes and foreigners all together
YESTERDAY los. in the House. proposition 10 submit
these separately 10 the people WAS cut On by the PREVIOUS
question. lDV
The resolution hsd previously passed the Senate
BY ls.c majority. where The amendment 'ac'auhs W.
me-. WAS moved for the purpose OF defeating the extension
OF Suffrage 10 the Blacks. Ia. ITO
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.ouph6JAH sARsAPARILLA.

I1EE genuine sruc.os for sais al he Original depot so
roa6way corner Of Eoxs.d-s a. 10 c7nls per no'Is7
Ths pl>ssaoLcst creePes anc affao1o 81
perot ~ any 500 S5~ase oi tniiSEionA lie eoPylsn
Tor me loci &c for Lns article secured " etters pa
tc. ln-lJer TIE boneiai.a Depot - al 80 Broad ~
rncs-r OF Hgyard-s. fnys 81
GENCY FOX yAUGHS's Vegetable Lithoa'
A.fISuc aixui- - 81 Nassau, 02posiie Clntoa as-!,
Se~o.k Only place The ci!Y where !. eau DC oo0gnL
T srrs. reputation tais article nss hfoogo tee no!a-
era section United STAIRS tes Induces the proprietor
~ .osn Depot Tie ABOVE locaoo, and dsarrs or
consumers III End always hand, ready - forward 70
any part Of L. country. Pamphlets containing testimony OF
c2ea u Dropsy Gravel diseases of nc Urinary ofsens'
kioaeys liver &c, f-ale plants wenxness Of he CE
TEN, diseases OF ne Lungs, Consamption Ftes
scfufIla SAL Rhrur, &c vii be rufnsnrn OF :,
sc.er Loo pecs5e be Questioned or 9ouo.e. ~ lie
s city The proprietor hsx he liberty 20 use no -.
Rev c. opsIry Of l52 Ssssa1-st Who WI. So ,rzy-L-
arows OF me edcc- medicine Il cfotSs In
Tee peculiar character OF nc G-dcinc W. ~ ~. ne Of
tie Use Of 80 bottle, L any Gaze &c ~ tb- ~ Of
~ - or botrIs The Singular eoci Produc4 ~
he arti-e-i.s certainly f-,sylcs az s,nsn.t VINCE
800 nto- n, t,y.Iy- u zxpiztcri l1 70 -, -
60 - .os III interested viii please 60 az So
slI5s N.s.su opposite Cin's1 an NJ 90 - Dt.eount %
ciEy- Price o. - - rnS3 5necdAW&S
Dealers
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FOB TIE PILES.

uyHAMS gLECTuAEY-An Internal reEedy, L.
zs.n care foT Plea, iaLsfns! or exsefn. oosinx
- 500 BOD A. IL FaL1o-si DtSIonSi sad by 4c Sro-
r-,1Isr.y educated Physician Of twenty yezrT
-r-nce confined oncr prscce, where FLIES anc al
Eh,,nc ctseas-s arc successfully 1eaed Medical Onco
ID bower, 4 doom .b0yo sprlnz1i nniI snO&"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

The BLOCKADE OK THE Rio GRASpk.-N c
learned last evening that formal protests had been made
before British Cousu by the English houses which haa
shipped caceS board the schooaerS Equity and tloi
an Tor Matamoros, which tarned back by the tes
States brig Lawrence OF the mouth OF the Rio Grande
E,>srr lSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

q" We are gratifed 70 learn, IS we co nom all
sections of the surrounding country. that me wnsal
crops never looked better The only fear tha N ne
low grounds the stock may be too heavy Other crops
look equniy we'll aud the meadows and truii frees pro-
mise abundanly. Wheeling lfs) Alu'ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

LocKroKr.-By census jus, taken, 1t appears
that the population Of this place numbers ecs-s gam o.
than 1000 in single yesr The place evtaenIy II
prosperous condition.
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y!c aud ar-cop. respect 10 lie application OF " ai-r
diseases OF women ~ 0GI'uIeH - he resi-
d-nc-. .sI Ivla-sL DyI 5G
r. nlutnai Benefit Life Insurance Company.
No II W.,.s;-I.i. roys .ae- Ills Institution
ul--c-a = business OF Life lEsGrace- on nc ub-HI Plan
;rn announced II is prosp-lli LIE. .n- principles
,trr cops,uc nave TIE. VIII he appreciation OF hose
who Rave ,Ou acvarisg-s "tch s1ch ~ lnsoGuOn
szcrds Il making provision Tor family n-sIs no otaef
prof la, l ,.ariu-u Of he fzci na 1g Policies nave
been s,Q- ard Aa. premiums 10 ne anoa1. Of Soi-ey
, nave been received turins iaa' psf.oe,
The amour. OF funds received !of premiums hes 7rrscy
-.sn.h-t fzry. cap hich must raplcly increase by
DC payments OF secocG years PletIus NE sctuins
uuson cro rr-r- sources enables NE Directors ~ full
Il lh-ir promises 20 lay up .ua = eet sae Il
cir..ng ay-1 ir.uret-eGu2 &c lnsuirs every i--Psy
al exards Tor osses ant 10 Divide aEs- prUas among NE
v April statement-MEtaaI B-nen: Life Insurance
Co-O5c- No. ii Wa4-st-poAel-s tss1ea-
To Merchants Tf.c-rs-+o 10 ans Aai-oess.
AanQtscGgrrrs .-.-..!ci = : I ~ '-'e''
.iecnsric, ............!sl l1n-he4s2rta-.--..-.
C4-rEyLn-Ll
CE=hl-rs.....-.....-...
-. --...... IL AccJ1.ia-is
$500. y C--fL--.--............Ip
-.--rf........ ssn1Sc-s ......-.-..-...
.1-s... aei Primers. 1:-H.7'
s1r.ae O.ecrrE.-..-.- 5e--.-a--- ''-----.-'.-
CElte.s 81 Navy 81 '-''''''' )
T,,sl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Policies issued :,Oa ss Aay' 1919 70 'i' Aafea i'4
O. e0c.A<l .---.--.--..---'--- -
ps.,- ....ae-r policies IS; 100
w:-.- ,vet d euinnns tfs, yeaf ss .
T., Gem "a, me-. WIKI %! iWo G-s-s, amount
irs seven uJdszlc cols-s,
BENJ. c. MILLER, SccTe-Ay-
Jos. L. LORD, Ageo-
JAS. srswAHT, ". D. No - orose~ay nyiu
ES- Important TO Citizea ana Sstransers,-
ed - Isl Brcaayysy between loen-s. AID Asideaaae-
Th /. ne Only place II Newly OK % ooiain ne genuine
rpa..rn I'd eli Nervous lew work 6y DE- A.
81 Cnrtus OF avzaisEa : no'F II presa s-t viii DC pub
,hei - few days. Remember ma. -! bFos6"sy Ne
or!y Place and Beware OF Ccaaisf'=iiA nys os
Ro.fo. vim Norwich and Worcester.
-rp ,,-z.rc Cleyyura Capt W-z-is, vi! !esye soola
.i OF Per No Norn River evry soaaaY, " n.escy AID
IF,,Lry Al ) P " Connecting WIN ar cars a. A4yrs
PoIrL [uy5gl CALEB PRAf1. Jf. Ceneaeser.
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Tax STATE PRIsos BiLL.-The bill winch pass
ed the Assembly Friday unites in one the Offices
Of Agent and Principal Keeper Of the Auburn and
Sing Sing Prisons, and fixes the salary al $1,000
The number OF Inspectors is proposed TO De reduced
from Eve to three after the frs, of unthe Governor
10 designate which OF the members OF The pEesen,
Board shall continue 10 serve. = provision ,equir-
ing a the Inspectors reside within fifteen miles o.;
the prison was struck out The compensation OF The
Asss,an, Keepers is reduced 70 s5oo and Tia: Of the
Guards TO $3.50 per amman The salary OF The Marion
OF the Female Prison ii reduces to $500, and that OF
the Ass;s.an, Matrons to $500; and the Inspectors
are prohibited fron employing more than one Asss-
tan, Marion 10, each - prisoners The law pEoh D.
hing the employment OF prisoners a: Sing Sing IN
the business OF stone cutting Is repealed The Sc
male has not We, acted on The bill
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General Aotllss.

II To Ladics.-MRS- COVE continues tG give Sd
ir-. aud r-Uu, win rvsprct Lie sophcson OF "
cure IN III disease. OF And chldren =. her resi-
dane ri IeIs.sL N.Y. 5n
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

xsE bEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE Is fobL.s.1LS
EVERY MORNING. SUEDAf E1CEPfED,
q, r.e tribune Buiidiass, corner CO spseoS
and riassan sureta, opposite the City ball,
a, [, Astyured 70 City Subscribers Tor hisE CENTS pt
x-.t or when tb1T prefer, they pay in advance e.
me Desk for months year al Toe Biz
lie copIss Two CEsTs. Mail subscribers Five Dollars
M nnruui, liz advance, and lbe payer IL
nnej beyond the time for which II 10 paid. Subscrfp-
,eo7ired IN ali exchange. with Cocniry Newspaper
caly papers received 81 tdis Office whose terms arc
Axhef than those Of TIE 7RTsusE not Allowed sp7
Inference.
rkkHs or AUYLxIInrs.
five Lines, or less-fst insertion. oeos.
esch Subsequent inssrt!on.....i1 II. .
sin he inside 80 ,.......H s.
grer five Lsnes-Prsi tnserrioa.. cents Lac.
Es:h Subsequent insertion, which may BE-
sycrJ day or twice. fEer Ii,nr- c-atb b;s
week n the opr,c OF Tho advertiser,
inside acknowledgements line iof tho FiEsi
Insertion, and -Four cent, for earh subsequent ctsL
BIRTHS, n.sEI.GEs, FusGSAL EoTicEstc aot :xcs'dnrZ
fpf iints, 81 cent?
c. An snsstteoIn niH pspef supesr ron
u E1e norninE and the Evening -dilior-
NEW-YGHh WEEhLS THIbCNE.
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE CoUNTRI,
10 oobsbed every SATckDAY MoESSG. III the low price Of
81 pei aur7D In advance 10 copies for Sl5 or ~ copies
iof szi
TIE -sEHfI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE.
Ia NH .hed every WLpSosDAY and s>TUEo.y fnorriuEs
rries 81 per snnnrc. Two cop-' FOR IS
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HARNESS PILE LOTION

AIR JOHNR ) BARNES DEAR sal is WIN inuch
SALE action Inform you hal your lie Lotion - eject
ia, c1r- IN oaI,er, of After few Applications,
decided change piece IN hs disease - no" sGn-rs
y-ry ME iucocyeri-nc-, z.c thinSs himself cured sh'
p-ri--,iy .tisl-d is Ia lew w--ss bs disease WILL DC
entirely removed lis We. severe onr, ani as SUI
i-rtngs have b--o very gtrsL
You s,- .. liberty refer any ocr 10 me Yours &c
L z ENGLISH, n. D.
Trenton, Feb. %, l3+o
For taI-, wholesale and retail, by
WYATT ! KETCHUM, l2l Futon-sl
rnya wv. Sole Agents Ia SeT-YofL
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z. Z
TOR disorders Of The Stomach, Liver and Kidneys &c
companed VIII Indigestion !css OF appetite, headache,
oou. altacxs gIddn-As parltaton !ang1or low spnis,
los. OF strength N NE lack eide and lower paris CT
he chest hahltual costyec-ss and other distress
ing sgmptonA
.rccrss u private prsccr ant Z priced highly % al
VIZ have IL last Inc proprietor n.A be-c induced 70
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SIX TiMEs CHEAPER

than any sod.
Depot 20 Fuloo.sL
NEXT DOOR TO THE SUN OFFICE.
SION OF THE BIG BOTTLE.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the U Stae.
West Indies and Canals thar every hottie Is signed with
the signature Of 5 P TOWNSEND, and like no
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5 y. COSANT. Esq 4ii sowery assures Us that b. hss
been cured within the past few months. with distressing
cough Of Is years SANDING which very severe and he
d-.gsir- OF ever b-sg relieved He very much de-
bii.s.ed hutis enjoying good h-a.th
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

L.7NDH L.4NDS!!
Bargains. Bargains! Bargains.
TINHE subscriber DESTROYS of closing
l. all his business, offers the following
lands Tor sale, and will sell them unusually
low.-one third cash and the balance on
time To wit:
In Des Moines County, l. 7.
The E ] N E / sec. 81 town IL N raw
living about nine miles from Burlington, on
Flint River. 1t is heavy timbered and first
rate tilable soil ALSO
The undivided ono half of two hundred
and sixty and forty ionr hundredths acres
on O'Connel Island immediately above Bur-
lng.on: upon which is first rate location
for wood yard, plenty Of timber for steam
boat wood. The land is high and e.
third never overfows in the highest floods,
it is very rich soil and would make good
garden
In Louisa County
Lot No 6 sec 90 town rs n r 4 w
The above was selected at the first Land
sales by an experienced man in the dis
thing business for a distlery Refer to
w ID McCord, Columbus City, Iowa, vino
will show the premises
In Muscatine County.
The undivided half of the
sc 1 sec III town II n r 2 w
ne / do "a do do do do 3 do
/ do do do do do do 3 do
n W DO 35 Go do do do 3 do
The above Lands were entered at the
first Land Sales Of Iowa, by Thomas VI.
Isett and John s. David; they are as rich
and productive as any lands in Iowa.
Refer to Hon. Jos Williams, Bloomington
ALSO-Lot No Is in block No 81 in
the city of Madison, the capitol of Wlscon.
sin Territory.
For further particulars enquire Of the
undersigned or VIM Remey in nv alb
sence, who is authorized TO dispose Of the
same, one or both may be found at B. +.
Da lids on Jefferson street Burlington Il.
oct 2 JOHN s DAVID