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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13

the genus "Ho"sier" was found by Capt.
of the steamer-, in the engine
room Of his boat, while laying at Louis
vile, one fine morning in June. The cap
tain inau'redto know "wha. he was doing
,here?"
"Have You seen Captain Perry?" was
the interr"ga,ive response.
IL don't know him, and can't tell what
that has TO do with your being in my en-
CINE roo,n," replied the captain. angrily.
"Hold on! That's just what | was get
ting at. You see, Captain Perry and
walked down together. Captain Perry
asked lie to drink, and sol knew that |
wanted To drink, or Wouldn't have been
so cussed dry. So Captain Perry and
drank two or three times. Captain Perry
was putting in some extras OIL one toe.
! sings out, CIV it, Captain Perry, if you
tu>, your boiler" With that man steps
up to me, and says he.
See here, stranger, you must leave.
"Says |, What must leave fur?'
Says he, You are making loo much
noi<e.'
"says l, I've been in bigger crowds
than this, and made more noise, nor didn't
leave nuthsr.' .-..
"Whh that he tux me by the nap Of the
neck, and the seat Of the bree ches, and
| left! As ! was shnvin' down street,
met laly. knew she was a lady by a
remark she made. Says she To me-"
Young man, reckon you will go
home with me.n
"And I--wem!
"I'd bin ut her house but short time
when | heard ad-loi u knockin' OH the
door. knew the chap wanted 10 get in
whoever he was, o, he woul'in', HAY Z kept
such at thunderin' racket. By and BY said
a Voice.
"lfvou don't open III bus, in the door!''
"And so he did,
II put on a bold face, and says l."
"Stranger, does this woman belong 70
,on?'
"Say> he, She does"
"Tken says l, She's vi,,ncu., l think
from all ,ha, have seen of her.
with that, he came Ut me with a piss
tnl in one han'', aud bowie knife in ,ht
other and helm lrr,le pressed for time,
! jumped through the wini~r, leaving the
bigger portion Of my roa',ail. As | was
s,re.kirs i, dew" ,uwn,w i'll the fragments
hnu,rin' To The trs.ze, | passed u friend
knew he wa. friend ty u r.ms'k h.
mate. Sa, l.e,"
U,a Il. k.h., tail, hes gainin' en- ,eu!
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Curious Feet, | H., Of water e'n-
ver,eA n,o steam, fills Il >pa,e u matls
two thousand puts, and sa,>ts the i>'on
NJ d steam tneNv with The imte al nal y
thousand pounds. Il may afterwards te
cuNaenstd and fesrpeaf a. a put o' VA
ter,
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lD Rstilshsa svsry ThsrsAay,
foraer q Iilain 81 Jefferson STREETS,
4, EDWARDS & BROADWELL.
80 =. anw ARps. JAMES n. saoADwELL.

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Il tdsaAce.
! soa.complisacs with the ADORE terms,will sub.
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s.sls IOe every three months delay. This rule will
~ .s,scAlv adhered 10 S 3t
III TERMS OF ADVERTISING: . 4
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4 % ease will the price OF subscription to
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fseess asdiciass, half column, one year 30 %
enc column, IS 50 %
t1s1asliagtoni the seat ofjustice for Des Moines
eeaaa9, and coataiAs about $500 inhahitants. II Is
sitsateA On the west bank Of the Mississippi about
~ allies above 81 Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-13

NurLeR-MAxEs Pen-Knives. rOcket-Knlves,
~ Rasoes, scissors. &c. AisoS3- Grinds ana re-
<s;re same cAcar. SHoP on Main street. between
Warrington and Colunahia, Burlington, Iowa.
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So FOOvC Dc CDs N
VyYHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and For
Nvv,saing and Commission Merchants, Water
ateeet south side at jefferson, Burlington, Iowa.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No. 30 CBSI'OsHHGDSE STREET. n, q.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REqutEAp
UETtL CURE Is EFFECFKD-PHyate Diseases cured in
few days By regular physcian without mercury other
poisonous medicines At No. 80 CUaTOAHOUsE sTREEF,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
d. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted With
Of the form Of certain Deaae, to his general adyef
tssmenl in smother column. The treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval Of the most
sal success has proved beyond doubt that permanent
for the of constitutional Sypla, gonohma
structure enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands, diseases in
duosd By certain SOLITARY practice etc etc., now be OBJ
tanned to moral certantg If application be MAJ % those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, ell the many cases
that have uAder his have been cuiad without
tilge exception. Some Of these Of yeau TAndinF
One remarkable OF ITcEie - old, h61 been clIed
the surprise OF the patient The gentleman (wboge
tpeoabiy known 70 the citizens Of New OrsanI) g al
hand. and (by his pofurs0ul be referred To- Dr. "a e
treatment Of structure ia not known South Of New TORT.
His treatment Of gonOnhma and glee the mOst perfect
discovered. II is tho shortest saleI and suet The
patient takes cOpHiva cub8bl tufpshtne other
doses but cure is obtained IL OF two days without
pain, inoonyenience o. change OF diet No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named.
lAPOTEHCT.-H Dung men or Othou who, hT sexual
tslfpOluOn, have brought on themielves >
Of the painful consequences resulting from ungetT6
ndugsRce Of the passions, such premature ~ ,
tenCy involuntary seminal erniglcnt, E9Heral deble
contributions al deanEsnent 2y consult Dr. Nulen
honorable CUnddenee be otiew them perfect
StlotsIt Eecrssy o5E9ryed
d. Mullen can be committed daily az his Office. No
Cust0mhuuts St. BENJAMIN MULLEN NJ. ]
~ Remember No IS Custou3honla st iyl6A
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Passages etc. etc. have Teen CHred by this COMPOUND Mix
and cases of sYPHIIs Of The most invteIsln egp
ton have prom pity yielded 10 their sanatIve Influence.
The preparation 49, without doubt, etieotua rem
edy, and has CURED many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed: In its improved form is near
u tdsess and effects ianRet cure in L space Of fUs
or s1G days without much restriction diet any to ex
posura or business. Besides this important advantage
never leaves the part subject that troublesome weakness
that occurs so often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed and, II taken in the first stage Of the dease il
will arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
IN few days, In Ong-ufosesd chronic stages Of the
diseases IN obstinate elects, Female Complaints such
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as PAHAcEA or cure
every thing, but Tor The abOysuamud author
lzed by DIS Leroy and Pelete OF Paris, Che tHuentO)
to guaranty a cure.
We Wouldh here remark that these preparations have been
before the puhoOf HewOre for The last nine gears and
they have universally proved elicaoOus. -
" Sole Agency, No. 10 CARONDELEI Street,
betD6ea Canal and Common streets. 81 ~
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MIgHAWAEA, Ind, June /, iS4l.-DT Davis Wild Cherry
and Tar OIL like Rot cakes We think that you choose
70 give Wholesale agency OI that medicine, dis
pOss Of almost any amount in Northern Indiana.
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T-rTTT1 rT-----1I
q 5}g99'cil6eH m9nufactuTe from the BEST CAST
tI4Il lTcplar Saw from ts 10 sixty inches In III
S4se5 S.q M II Pitt Cross cl and other saws ali Of
"a lnelf pstent machinery which enables them 10 claim s
or Their Saws the advantages derived from fhs
" Of lneSe machines, which highly important g tb
aie merely made perfectly true aud regular in thiok
saS or thSk or thin 20 any part thus trengthenng tircu
~ save Dy gradually increasing them in thickness from
ny w Gung e9 e to their centre Fhe truth and uniformity
w tle., tnce renders less set in the teeth peces.
Nv l3eS lhty VIII not need frequent sharpenng-ba
timber. ~ ~ '0""eo p" SAVING I
- These Saws may be had of the subscribers or
lhplPal HaIdWaFe Merchants in this city and thTou
'he a r elLt q states. r, HOE & Co
-el uInltA w " and III Cold At MauY
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.

CORNER CUSTOJdY0 USE and FRONT SITS.
AAJ LII be opened for the reception of BOARDERS
w WEDNESDAY, January g. is4s Wollfur ara
nshed ROO hiS for Families aud Sing e Gentlemen
EA1LE-the best the market will afford -hAAA
The above establishment has been buitby the proprietor,
expressly for the accommodation city and transient Board
era L one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
CITY and no pains viii be spared tOfsRdeT those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants
" Terms a. neasnnabaaS any eHtahlhhmeut of the kind
In The city. ual d&WHl e. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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A BALLOON FRozrN.S-AIr 6Sypson aud another
from Bedford. When at an elevation Of two miles,
they got into cloud Of sleet and snow, and the
balloon was quickly covered with ice. The gas
soon began to expand but IN trying the valve
above and below. it was found to be frozen In this
emergency they applied knife, rand made an in
cision Of twenty-four inches IN the silk. The gas
issued forth in one continuous stream, through a
tvo-foot opening; and, singular to relate, the gas
that had baen passed into the slken globe an invis
i9le vapoE rushed out as white as the steam from
steara-engine, such WINS the effect Of the frosty
ak upon the gas. And thus the aeronauts wer'
rescued from, the jaws Of destruction. They de
scended safely Liveypool Journal.
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DATLY CRESCENT.

kNIcKERnocKERANA. - The readers waist
bands may have suffered SONS under the ortho-
graphical infections of sChawis Yellowplush.'
What viii lie say to tho following bona ds extract
from letter received By Hartford fiour-uerohant,
recently, from a miller in the interior
The haf. Of a9ueg a. ehnYt aIticalrsmit the pro.
s.sds g ne imesilto on rival
Very peculiar is the picked mp style Of far.
Western eloquence. Who was it, speaking from
the stump not long since Of Austria, and her treat
nent Of the Hnneariaus, said There s Austria
with her head and ears erect like geesei Tn
cry 81 freedom, rousing the cooled up sassengers
Bologna, encompasses her with the links Of liberty
The aeapot Of Prussia tarns Prussian-bue at hi
fate, and Austria gapes in dismay at the howl thu
tells q the approaching knife that Is raised
wrench her apart at the hinges Hungary hi
snatohed The burning brand Of regeneration froi
the handso the tnid posterty, and planted il dee
n The bowels Of the futuT Lstit grow!
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EDUCATION,
HIqH ~ s9EooI "a 5 ToUNa y, H44pgIRs

CARoNpRLnT aTRMEr, NnAR Sr J0unPH gTRRnT
EtSFAbldSHl in 1885 under the tupeIin tendence Of
- The Misses AiH IN from Aorlnu,-ln this Insiitu.
the ooune Of study thorough and sygtemato no vague
theories. superficial methods oil teaching to elicit say
are ie.oed to- in any Of the various Departments Of science
The French LRnguageig undeT the suporntendence Of
French gentleman OF high literary attainments other Ian.
guege music and the taught By mas
ten Of equal eminenoe In their professional
Drawing in every style Is taught by me sses AuIsop
drawing masters in Europe,
~ Terms may BE- known application to tho residence
ottae MISSES AllLiSON. CHTondelatA n2S IL
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BE " Fruitful AND u ULTIPLT,n
- CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This is the only actual rep
dy ever discovered or lmPoteney 6eaeLs Pe1lty n 2
eet habits ard maFy othe nostr1Gs recently lecommepe
apry4ed eEoslehes fame, and popularity have btopa Il
into the market The medical aculy Of Europe ana the
the JUNO CORDIAL and have not given their sanction
IN single instance that has been TO any con-
eisyed BY tho Juno Cordial are generally s9ch leave
M nIo5TiefoT cSnd p5oj5c bolr nj be 1ost
vas moi accidentally obtained but Is fmIy based npoa Ia
positive and apparently miraculous virtues. In all directions
are @ be found the happy parents Of healthy oapng who
woud have been bat for this extraordinary pnspara
ton And equally potsat IN the many dileasef for which
Is recommsaded Objection has been nsturaly made to
the price Of the Juao Codta because the tra1h that has
been thrown IN the market in opposition % ia sold cheaper
compoze anl0aE tho c0atas things 10 nature whereas
nsy and lsrI ia merit We assu n Ire reader ID the umogt
cgaace may DO placed IN the JaRo Cordial in the IF
low viz. Los Of MutcUlsI HneTgY. Physical I46.1illJe
and General PIy1'r40n Taeltg, and al Neyo1l al 3.
o0frhaa or Whites and Fl9or Albo and every disease ia
Fnr7 M s ~ Which Il Viii afo, Almost
relief hEd If used directed is almost certain 0ducs
SB15iouS ~ sSy eFSS or dy Of CERTAIN sss
should take This CORDIAL, IL will infaiby aatoe
fprag is oaas Of regret II scourss be had tDglt
beaeicit result may be anticipated With cOUdqepce II il
q priceless value to those hon qlspdna. IL bar taken
tie precedence in Italy, and viii 10 all oae7 Gosatlst WEsTs
Il ao b6ssossos lie unriyE qualities Of caln ucpieut
Consumption BHd have sdmniztead with great 10
been added 70 the catalogue for the cure OF Hopaat
10 iPfssd wide the bsssiags Of tbl medicine have sP-
pointed nes5 JUDsoN & co. Of The city Of New York,
1-p DG'' O,'I '' a'4ql ANTONIO LARZEfTi- " n
Sod OILY s "a New oSazp at SO PoYDRAs sfREET
MO. 10 C8ROWDELET STREET., sisa Of N,
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KERzIA FRENCH.


This certihes that DALLEY7S PAIN FXTBA CgTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum of thirteen
{eas dnrnto1 and t9I w arts These fierce diseases have
There be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtue
thR the Peense claims iOFit ftom what has fallen under
observation, added 70 the very respectable testimonials in
is favor by Ohen who have used it in equi NINE
diate relief do most cheeTuly recommend the aften.
ton of The afflicted, the Of this Invaluable 6aye
BUFFALO, N. Y ROSWELL ca APIN.
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EASES-The reputation OF the writer well sstah-
hed that an that Unnecessary say those who have bees
unfortunate have contracted OfhOsf dread
m diseases known and called Secret DseaseG in any part Of
their VRFous iOrma s that the writer, agr most 1uccats
full practice OF wentysx ye8Is confined etey Vsnerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (havag treated and
ieved many hundrods who past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving bene6t ia enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy cure Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted see this shoI advertisement they
Would do well TO call at No. 90 CUBTOMHOUsE sTREET,
before applying elsewhere and avail themseyeB 0tthe bane
fits of the EubEcrbeTG long and successful perisncs.
iyl5U 81 T. MULLEN. 81 Custafuh house q.
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~ POUND MIXTURE o.
for the rHra Of Gonorhma
elect, StTiCtuTcL YenereH
diseases, etc. etc.
In OHsrng these pTepa
rauons to the public
Doctors Leroy and Pslstie
feaTlessly hazard the asseT
ton that they are not OnlJ
not surpassed, but une
qUaled, either for thei
curative properties or TO
mHduess, safety aud Ger
tninty in their operations
By any other preparation
compounded for similal
purposes, now before ihs
public,
Long Standing cases Of
G0ROrrh@a, elect, Stric.
lures Pains an the TO IS
RTfgfT5lI o IN fhF {fl-j n07.1
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A G.AfNsVORTH. an0 TAR Up UBLFCa and OIF-
IA MISSIONER OF DEEDS for eBeFw Stats IN the
Ugiga.. -OrF1cn-zNq. 81 CAME ETRHRT, NeE olsanl;
~ Dispositions taken. Aeconnis frohated, Deeds and
HoEtrnges Hl1Wn and al Documents and Instruments Of
fg1nT psaunIsi and Authante1sd for Use and Record
a snF part 81 the UNITED STATES.
Marine and ether floie1z particularly attended To-
and eli General ArarnEe o. Partial correctly
Itatsd and promptly Arranged. mh26 lYd&W
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MatsFsaIsS q ~ latest sfyl

All New Materials Of the --latest style
me saiit Crssossfl uouldrespsetfuy
a9l And public they added
Jos 9EtSE g sheirapteh to axe
Cute ahlnda Of printing tn fTSan,
HOOKS AND PAhPHLETB; CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
ss,isslss..5s.f LatNgi pHAN 3ECElPTsi
in every style
All lhsn naiefialsTypa, Fflrsfa s6c are snrsf5 -.
~ 80 shiel them ssautet heif
N4fEa nalner not 2 p cF4 ~
ilas ogntrypt erra b Hoe q Co. ir Re, which sun
GRarzntg 81 their aNceliancet tyna r nom gta we'll
draEa Rfa.fa aecrse Bruce d fhta andhn4a
been lsiad With adapt bnt.nssi 1nia
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COStIUeNeSS:

or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRAOT TOR
the Snst safest and certain remedy for this disease
II will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at Office with asonishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
paris Of their bodies the bowels and that co
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they oOstys. Let the experiment be tried
tractor do harm.
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Office, No. 3s Camp street,
Between Common and Grayier SITS.
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter COnTey, Jr Maunsel White, VIM. E. Leyerch
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
lSsaC Johnson, Geo StTawbHdge, Henry s. BuCkneT.
PETER COERRY, j., President Board of Trustees.
yosephw Stanton John stl9ud Sem, NJ M Cohen
John l. Lewis John Calhoun, Preston W. FanaF,
VIM. N; Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William 4, White,
John L; sahanus, Wa[iqk Martin, John . Rein,,
Cornelius FeI9weS Joseph LSSIds, john b. Lses
Edw. JenueT Coke.
~ This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes atthe Table of Rates eab
hed by the Board which less than the rates charged by
the New York and London Offices and without their RESTING
tons residence in the South BY the charter, dividends
Of profits declared and the profits draw interest
and be made available al to the extent OF two
Thirds Of their amount where the party has pad bis pfemi-
joins HAaAS. President Of the Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAR, Vice President
A. J, WEpDERBuRE, M. d. Medical Board Of
HARMoS poSNi, secretary. 2 L. GoSID Attorney.
Examiner Office hours for blacks ito 81 NJ; do for
whites, TO M, at bis residence He will examine white
applicants at the office Of the Company daily, from l2 70
O'Clock P. NJ. Hewl not examine any pne AZ his dwelling
without permit, which eau be had on application at the
Office Of the Company. II. G. HEARTr, Agent.
California Permits ave issued Life Insurance member
NewYo and London rates Prospectus, table OF rates,
aud al information Life Insurance, and all papers
essay TO effect Insurance can be had at the office OF the
Company,
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the Company will allow all persons insunng for tUerWteIe
the premium amounts g over seO per anngm 70 pay one
months bearing intedest at per cent. per Bnnum.
~ B. The business Of this Company Is confined 10 ltfE
Insurance. ONLY. BY resolution OF The Board no rue
~ az P Ro6 1fi.fi Az Az tSRv laa7llsI
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MADlSOH HOUSE, Montgomery Ala
VIE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
4 travelling public confident that he can supply A
the wants OF the transient yisitem Of montgOmey "a
well as any Of his competitors Those going TO- or
tuning from the North obtain meals all hOufs suit
theaEva and departure Of the RAILROAD oas and Eteame
A fine fouT.hOue OMNIBUS constantly in attendance to
c9avey and from the boats the free Of
change. The accommodations equal any other ealAb
ishment in the town, and, being reduced rate offer
additional inducements to the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants are engaged and pains will
be spared 70 render the stay OF ves pleasant and agreeable
sa0 d&Wly Q. A. ABERCROM3IE
A CARD-The undersigned, passenger on board fglA
"A the steamship OHIO, bound for California be- aaN
ing compelled TO remain for several days New Or h
leans, would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, No.
265 I6h0Hp0Utas street, kept by NJ ASPILL as worthy
OF patronage from the travelling public. Judging from
Treatment and fare believe all Others will receive from
mine hest kind treatment good fare and every atten-
ton TO make the way farer and traveller at home:
Thos. j. Dryer, CINCINNATI Thomas Rogers, NewYork;
lseayen,h HuIda -. ANyman Turner, Mainei
Abel Wares, New York; II b HARRISON Newark N J.;
Nm Petit, Jacksonville Ill: q. q. Cady, MassA
]. D., Holmes, New YOIkCy;lP W Bassett Cincinnati;
Mr. fTalt, BO9l0ni N. s. Cutter, Vermont,
D9yld Tyler, Newly oTki Dan'l Ireland NewXOTk
w As Hernek, -; Albert Crane, ,.:
ID. l.. Hunter, Maine; W w B IOvrs Maine:
Aipheus Hunter, s.; Il, G. ThebOn, Salem. Mass;
Seth Griffin, hewYork; A. J. HOnon, Newly
ID. Y COnklln, 80 VIM. w. Houston, Pa;
.; Winters 81; ~. F Ayeil, Barre, VII
Thos. L. Foster, China, Me John u. Hollis, Mass
=. w. Stewart, - ROb't Z. Ford, N Haven, CT
gnah Nelson, - Henry Creely, Havana;
Randall Ward - Col. A Huntington, Texas;
linus Lanes Nemonti B. 8. E.Wlliams, Barre, VI;
Nathan Edwards, Boston; And Others, go 3m
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TENT MANUFACTORY
H'HE subscriber would respectfully call attention
al lhose bound to the Gold Region, his large stock
o. useful aud necessary articles s1cb as avery VARIETY Of
wall and other TENS with Portable Tent Poles Can
Ylss FAtk SADDLES; Portable CAMP BEDS weigh
tng about two ponds Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS,
&c Az OF which he OileB at fair prices. and in quaint
~ Those wishing their articles water proOled he
eommodated and to all ougtOnes who prefer to do their
own water proOiiug he subscriber will give the receipt
and guarantee the effect equal any UtherpTOces Fall
and Purchase k0PtS Of every lenption spleed and fur
hshed FLAGS Of every description made 90 order and
neatly repaired Every description of Wood and Iron Frame
AWNINGS, TARPA uLlNB, &c, made and warranted
proof ag8ins mildew, "a. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine SIS, entrance on Canal.
g All orders from the country will be promptly r.
Tended 10. nj
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THE INVARiASfE sUGCEss0 Of i'f tbess Drop, in
Of lmputencg has gained for them ust celebrity
To those who, by of venery sefpOuton
have brought themselves Premature ImpOenuy tnyo
untaIy Seminal EmissiOng General Debility. Weakness
and Shrvelng Of the Genital Organs Nervous Affections
any other consequences Of unrraned indulgence Of the
sensual passions, these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice (Onanism) depression
iOwness OF spirits with peculiar fits Of melancholy, and es
sens both mental and bodily capacity.
E- The only Agency n the United States is at No ID
CARONDELEr Bteel, between Canal and Common SIS.
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