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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10

Communications to be marked ssProposals for
Indian goods.o
The bids will be submitted with the following
heading. and none viii be received that are not
made IN the form and terms here prescribed.
81 ("r we) propose to furnish fnr the service of
the Indian Department the following goods, at the
prices affixed to them respectively, viz:
(Here insert the list of gnods.)
Deliverable in the city of New York Tor st Louis.)
on or before the - day Of - next; and in case Of
tbs Acceptance Of n prnpos the quantity being
prescribed oy the Department., tor we) will exc
cute contract accor ling to this agreement, aud
give satisfactory security to the Department with
Ii ten days after the reception Of this bid; and in
such security, for WEI will pay to the United
States the difference betwr en- the sums hidden by
me, for uS,) and the which the United States
may be obliged to pay for t e same articles.''
Each and every bid must also he accom- anied
with guaranty in the following form, to be signed
by one or more re sponsible persons, whose suth
cheney must be certified by some one who il
known to the Department, either personally or by
his official position.
81 TOR wei hereby guaranty that the
above bidder, will comply with the terms Of the al
vertisement for proposals for Indian goods,' dat
ed September IS, 1850, if the contract should b.
awarded to him. and enter into bond for the execu
ton of the same within the time prescribed.'
H.. 81
IT,. ST.
sThe contracts of former years are open for tn,
inspection Of bidders. l.. LEA,
oct 10. Commits sioner. of Indian Affairs.
T RsELINE Manual, Gsrder Of the Soul, Key o
I Heaven. Catholic Piety. Pocket Manual; Fol
lowing Of Christ, etc., etc.. for sale at
| oct 10, $50 ABRAHAMS, Book store
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PRICES REDUCED!

rs-BARGAINS TO BE HAD!!!-Ea
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his TRENDS
and the public generally, that he has IN store a
large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, of all sizes and qualities, winch he offers al
prDyCED PRICES. He feels assured he can make
il to the advantage Of buyers TO extend him their
patronage. He is satisfied that small prohts ana
quick returns will prove advantageous to himself
as we'll as the purchaser. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, he is determined TO sell low
Also. large and fine assortment OF Leather and
Shoe Findings.
rz-P!ease call and examine my stock, on Jef1er-
son street one door east Of Main.
may q. 80 r. w thl-l.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10

. NEW t1RM. &Eza
EY1 Nl D c ARMSTRONG CO., have Na4
y Mon hand the largest and best as W
@ss-Ai-A~A1s sorted stock of SaddleIy that
has ever been offered in this market. CONSISTING
of every variety and style Of saddles, Brides, Har-
ness, Trunks Collars, Riding and Carriage Whips,
Back and Belly Bands. &c. &c, to which they re-
spectfully invite the attention of all persons VINO
NAV be in need of any of the above articles.
burlington. august 8, 1850.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10

DEPARTMENT OF the lxrr.,on,

..sa DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. }
II Q1lte At indinn ADairs, September %, 1850.
rx9ALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
! ~ ooRce or The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, at
D SssAingtnn city, until ten O'Clock on Saturday,
j - secnnd day Of November next, for furnishing
= following Indian goods, viz:
Glass No. l.-BLANKErs.
!. - pairs point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 BY ~ inches, and weigh eight
S pounds.
80 psirs 10 point white Mackinac blankets,
-. to measure 81 BY 6s inches, and weigh six
a. pounds.
1 ~ psirs point white Mackinac blankets. to
- nessure - by Sc inches, aud weigh five and
NJ se aouaeter pounds.
- >airs - point white Mackinac blankets, to
II aessure 80 by SO inches, and weigh four
and quarter pounds.
y IN - ueira I point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure ~ by IS inches, aud weigh three
800 and quarter pounds.
a. rairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
II measure 50 BY - inches, and weigh eight
- ,.irs : = point scarlet Mackinae blankets,
-. 10 measure 81 BY 6 inches, and weigh six
"a .a,rs IL point green Mackinac blankets, 10
measure &c BY 81 inches, and weigh ten
81 pounds.
measure 90 BY u inches, and weigh eight
ase peirs - point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure IS By ss inches and weigh six
pounds.
100 pairs - point gentinella blue Mackinac hlan
kets, to measure IS BY 81 inches, and weigh
ten pounds.
400 peirs rdnt gentinella blue Mackinac hlan-
kets, TO measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh
e eight pounds.
~ pairs i-2 point geRtinella blue Mackinac
$50 blankets, TO measure 81 by S. inches, and
sss weigh six pounds.
~ C1ass No. 2.-DRY GooDs.
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NEW BROOMS.

-. D. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near MFR
Kelly's, north part of the city. He is now prepar-
ed to fill all orders for Brooms, and at greatly re-
duced prices. burlington. July IL , 1850
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BOYD's BARBER SHOP

BOYDS BARBER SHOP.
T7IRAM BOYD, barber. respectfully informs his
I l old customers, and the public generally, that
he has resumed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to wait upon
all who may favor him with call. sept. s.
DAINTS. OILS, &C-20O kegs white lead. pure
J and No. 1; bhls linseed oil; S bbls fish oil,
best brown; . bills spirits turpentine bbls best
copal varnish, for sale by (sept 81 JF TALLANT.
~ DOZ. Of Upper. Kip and Collar Leather for
= sale nv faur, 8, '5O) ARMSTRONG 4 Co.
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COTTONS! COTTONS!.
DLEACHED and brown muslns Of the best
l brand IA and Sd Lawrence Mills sheetngs;
Brown aud bieached sheetiDgs from ga to l2-4;
Brown drills, Osnabergs, tickings, checks, etc.
Just reed and for sale by LAUMAN BRO.
sept IS, SO corner jefferson and Water SITS.
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CALT.-100 sacks Ground Alum salts $50 bills.
- Kenawha salt; for sale cheap for cash by
oct 3. 80 GARRETT 4 COOPER
lsUOTS AND SHOES: rs cases If Boots and
DShoes. comprising general assortment. Just
received from Philadelphia, and f"r sale cheap by
oct g., 1850 GARRETT x COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10

STOVES.-We have just received COM
ef4I plete assortment: Of Reliance, Premi I'm and
CrsH Double Hearth Air Tight Eureka Cooking
IL stoves-also. Parlor and Heating stoves, all
of which we offer very cheap. Housekeepers and
persons wishing to purchase are requested to call
and examine our assortment J G LAUMAN& BRo
iva corner Jefer son 4 Water SITS, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10

FRESH TEAS.
Dnn LBS. Imperial and Gonp"wder Teas, also
wv 600 lbs. superior Young Hyson at SO cts
pound. rs-The attention of the public is invit-
ed to this very cheap, yet excellent Tea, from the
Canton Tea Company. New York. For sale by
Bur,i,pton sent s. 1850 J F TALLANT
/ EATHER.-I0O0 las Sole Leather, Chesuut
aug so BIC ARMSTRONG co
.AAsALBs Harness Leather and general as
l~UU sortment of harness hardware, for sale
low by aug. 8, 500 &c ARM ~TRONG * co.
4 NITY LOTS.-We viii sell lots No. 35S, $50 and
I ass. in the city OF Burlington, low for cash.
(aug. s '5o.) BCARMsrRoNs Co.
DROWN,S Essence Ginger, for sale at
ID sept 26.'50 buRNAfS
MOURNING GOJDS.-Plain black silk, lawns,
wi and ginchams, fancy cross barred and plain
chambray. for sale by Du bolS
N,WlsS and american ginghoms, just received
- and for sale by DU BoiS
DARAsOLS-Black, fancy and plain. for sale
| low by (aug. 22) DU BolS
DRoAD cloths and cassimcres, cheap for cash at
ID aug. ~ Do bolS
OUTER wanted to pack, in exchange for goods
- at cash prices by DU BOlS
"A ANILLA carriage, different sizes, just received
wi and for sale by DU BOTS
q PS. all wool, three ply carpet; ps. stair car
- pet. for sale at extremely low prices at
oct 3. $50 LOCKARD 4 co.'s
MO. mackerel just recei. ed and for sale by
~ aug. % N s DU BOIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. common and sweet choc-
~ olate, just received and for sale bv Do BOiS
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TOLD PENS: just received, first rate assort-
ment Of Gold Pens, all Of which will be warran-
ted, for sale by fsep IS. '46n AW CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Friendly Society Of Iron Molders Of America,
at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Hotel, pol Grand st.
corner Of Elizabeth the Operative Bakers Union
at the House Of Cal, 1877 Grand st. the Typogra-
phical Society, at 900 Broadway the Benefit
Union OF German Social Reiormers, at $50 Pearlst
Mass meeting Of the Journeymen Turner'S, asE
Richter's, IS Forsyth st. between Hester and
Walker SITS.
TO morrow afternoon q Mass Meeting Of the
German Taiors will be held at the Widow schlo...
ers Henry Clay House. corner OF Avenue A and
Firststi German Shoemakers, at Benner's. corner
Of Houston st. and Avenue A; Delegates from the
different German Labor Associations and Unions
at the Headquarters Of the Social Reform Union,
to make arrangements for the celebration Of the
4th proximo; the German Workingmen Of New.
arb, at Military Hail, l55 Aarke.st.
VAKsisHERs ASD PoLIsBERs' PRorEcrVE AS
sOcIATIos.-This Society met on Thursday even
ing a. Keens Fourteenth Ward Hotel, Pursuant to
tie cell Of the Constitutional Committee The at
tendance wss quite large and respectable for a
iee'ld netting, it sts mach larger shsn several
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PROTESTANT METHODIST CHURcH.-The Con.
eregation of the Methodist Protestant Church, oca
ted in Nsvy.st near Myrtle Az. land the only one
of that denomin alton in this city, are now engaged
in reconstructing and rearranging their old ediice
This building has been occupied as place Of wor-
ship for the past two years; but it was found too
small for the increasing Congregation. They are
now enarging it by putting on an addition in front
and basement under the whole building. A neat
lectureroom will be arranged in the basement
which is intended for the use Of the Sabbath School
and Day School attached 10 this Church
The dimensions of the building when finished,
will be 60 by 25 feet and capable Of seating, prob
ably, about FIVE hundred persons. The expense
incurred in accomplishing these improvements
amounts to some $780, the whole sum of which,
with the exception of 500, has been contributed
by the generous public of Brooklyn, for which the
worthy pastor, Rev. L. Salisbury, and Congrega
ton, express their grateful Acknowledgements The
seats are free and all are invited TO attend.
The building viii probably be ready for dedica.
ton about the latter part Of July or the beginning
of August.
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CITY ITEMS.
FRIpAY. June Is.

bhbAft Juuc 20
ExHunED.-The skull and other portions Of
human body, which had the appearance OF having
been buried q long time, were yesterday exhumed
by some laborers who were engaged In digging
the cellar of A. T. Stewards new store, corner OF
Broadway and Chambers ST.
Just as we expected when ground was broken
for the extension Of Stewards dry goods palace.
When the present store was started, skulls and
pnes were found aud stories Of murder were free
y circulated. We may as well repeat the story Of
the deposit Of these bones. Somewhere about
the year 100 this place was appropriated to the
negroes as burial ground, and for a series of
years all cOlored persons dying in the City were
there Deposited In l760 this burial ground exten-
dsdirom the West side Of Broadway 1.-THE present
Irving House, down to the end Of Pearl.st. which
wu then at the present crossing Of Pearl and
Chatham Its width was from three to five hun
assd feet, SO that it is quite possible that bones
aght be found under nearly MI the houses be,
tween PeRr-st. City HalLplsce, Duane, Reade and
Broadway. At the period of which We speak, the
cd tiOckaGe was in misunderstanding from the
East River, at the present corner Of James and
Cherry SITS irregulsrly to the present corner of
Chambers and Greenwich sts. There We're block
houses at places whica are now James near Cher
9,eOrner Of Madison and Pearl, City HslLplace
lear Pearl, corner Of Broadway and Chambers and
1t Chambers near Greenwich-ss AT the latter
place there was gate, another In Broadway. and
, third in the Boston HshroAd lChalham stl These
we're the only points OF egress. The Poor House
vss in the Common THE Park between the City
Hal and Broadway, and South OF this was large
Powder house. There were no houses on the
West aide above Warrens st. On the East side,
ossrge Mustsry lMulberryl, Rynderts upper
part Of MGlberryl, Odds. aid Waine.st nov
hc,th Elizabeth, Baysrd, St Nicholas Walker,
hesieE, Pudilhs lGrandl and St. Heyius tBroome)
'ss. bad been laid on, and some houses were up.
The Fseshwaier Pond covering several acres Of
the ground between Orange, Walker Elm and
Duane as was andistnrbed. At the leveling
down OF The ground On the South Of this pond. the
old negro burial ground must have bean sl,no..
CELEBRATED. We observe on the map Of tia, d.v
the new Lutheran Meeting House. ina, ont of
chHst where Hague-st now Is. We ,u,osc, ,h.,
sis the antique house los half under y,o,0a -,
fss,e to The scene Of the explosion Of the ar :,
Feb. last
'scHooL E1aasArIoss-Th semi ANIMAL 49,
animation Of Primary School Nos IS, S., 40 and 20
'eck place On Wednesday. No s. ia located IN
Iseeiy hstb st between F0ar,h AID Filth av,
lse scbeol lumbefs us pupils, uader the care Of
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 90.

re cannot recover, although there may also be neg
heenee on the part Of defendant. He also coz
tenoeo that the steps in front Of the scatts rem
dered il safe.
hwas shown in testimony. that Messrs D. were
IA zoe nsDit Of selling 81 retail IS well wholesale
me Court, in its charge, held that being store
lor tne SAFE Of goods 70 the public, Mrs. d. had
HEuI 70 DC mere and it was the duty Of defendants
70 zee Vat there wss obstruction anything by
wien 70 produce injury; aud that il they were
gully o. negligence they were liable for damages,
unless the obstruction complained Of was so evident
t1a. here was gross negligence on the pars Of
PAhuh In not avoiding il, in which case the is-
ienaans would not be liable. Verde. for plaintiff,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
WASHING MADE EASY,
m ty0yry TN CUAsH CLOTHES

WITHOUT MACHINES wsshbosrds o, Pounding
w Barrels Rubbing usnecs.ssry 90 send md me ,S U1e
a printed circular giving plain directions f9r Wssning
Clothes that c enable S @ss 70 So o =. sa we
the confusion OF washing day This method requires
no mschiues wsssSoaras or Tar
Offensive articles NO RUs BTNG rae SKIN OFF YOUR
This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES, makes them whittier,
ard Injuries the finest fabric The articles used cost
bat few cents for large washing, and can be obtained
anywhere and are far superior to advertised Patent
sosps" or Washing Fuds most OF which are injunous
The Circular also contains directions Tor clear
ironing lsces, esmbhcs, &c. In the FRENCH STYLE,
washing ard cleaning silks k2 gloves removing stains,
grease Spots, midew from linen RENOyAT!NG VEL
colion Prins wiTHoUr FADING. These are The
greatest chemical discoveries Of The age All the hotels
VI PROOF INrHE CITY
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
ave have tried MADAME BEAvELIs system Of
washing and consider it THE BEST In tho world, and
WORTH MORE than IL ASKED forit"
Mrs. Lppncou, l02 Bsnow-sL
Y Lyon i72 0rend-sL
p Cozzens, l04 Nessau o.
John Hooper, LOG Fulon-st
Mr. Kluss, 500 Eighth avenue.
II. II. Johnson, bookteeper 100 Nassau 81
PROOF FROM THE COUNTRY
Extracts from letters received by Madame Besvelt;
BiLDwTSsvltLE, May is 1850
eat way that can BE got up. ELIJAH ARMSTRONG.
wooDsrows, N J. May q, 1850
"My wife is much pleased with your method OF washing
peaTance OF the elolhes.D DAVID DAVIS.
DENEIsvfLLE, N. j. May a. 1850.
have tined your system Of washing and s eHd ~ 70 nc
Circulars, know can sell them 10 my neighDors
FISHER LEANING.
EAsr WAREHAH, Mass May q, 1850
tried your me thod Of washing and very much
pleased with IL II 10 better than expected % account
Of m health had unable 70 do my family wssnn9
uur procured your circular Now do iI with esse.
Mrs RUFUS L. HOLMES
soMERs PoISr, NJ J. Nay "a, 1850.
have Tried your system of washing, and ana perecu1
' "Mrs B. DRUM
"KEspALL's MILLS Me- May 81, 1850
81 have tried your plan Of washing, and an 80 wei
nless,d with 10 engage Ia its sale believing cannot
engage In more benevolent business. Enclosed -, ior
HEB seLd NE our circulars and certificate al sgsney
"AsxvfLLE Penn June 5, 1850.
awe have ed your recipe for washing, and il has met
our mo o. ssnguiDe expectations We must sdm mat
a no, v.luable recipe w. L. AsHMEAD,
e JOHN HEAN, ia
Thousands have TIED II and could DO named, bui space
IL too eosgly IN this paper TO add more.
To avoid imitsons and eouBterfis be sure 10 direct
your letter to Madame BEAVELT, Patent Laundress,
iel26WGs' - Ann-st Ne~York. Postage paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS.

IIOw DELICIOUS 10 sdrs1ghG Of pure cod "sIef tnls
email expense By purchasing Snsths Ess' nfa Wstef
Ccoers which vii keep water cool several ass Dy '
addition Of small piece Of ice beside ss.2k ~ .s
mental IN appearance FilseEs can De s1xenes " -
recrired nsrufsciufed In great variety OF ~ s -
sizes &c ruit purchasers Aso large ssscfi,nent oi 800
sro japanusd Tiawsre brlannis~afe snd nDos'A''P~h
sTtie,e, Ior s.Ie wholesale ard retail By
30 ir ~ r. SMITH 4 co TFli'D g.
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r. COTTON, Auciioneer.
4 ARGEaALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,

IL Gc-On MONDAY, July l, at No z09 Broomsstreei
corner OF Norfolk very and general assortment OF
Groceries Of every description such OF all kinds
coffee spices lard dour butter pork, hams msekere
egsr brusbes brooms, &c .A'o every description Of
brandies and wne rum, gin and other liquors Aso beer
pump and fxtures counters fixtures Of stores nc. Aso
one very horse and grocers and hsrness Also
The building will be sold to the highest bidder after the
sale Of groceries, TO be removed by the purchsser sale
positive. Jo<5N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

r.yuT FIRM or MACY BRIGGS Land Eaa Tan
l Agent. At peToit haying been ds.9'yso 2! .as
-.1,o ~ ne term Of Eher agneemsni sa1 ooHse =
p.Is-Jsn .nd 10 lie undersignec al nis M 10
ne ccreern ana retired ersiom be undersigned beg 70
frm An interested that be haa since nc saiS
I.,f conducted The business OF ne seid ss1cy
w. ~ oyr name and that be viii connnae 20 deyoss
~, rsS.i persOnGi attention u In al ia brenen@s Any
orders lefi with DELOS w BEApLf- Esq v" 0''s1'
way N L. WI ''''''' WM g. BRIGGS.
,.o,- lime / 1850 jeI1 Susk3voss
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR RHEUMATTsM.-

A CERTAIN CURE FOX RHkUmATISM.--
AThe American Rheumatic BAsam II the most extrsor.
binary medicine known for permanent u ell rhsu-
matte complaints such - !nfammatory chronic, acutA,
mercuria rheumatism govt umbsgo, spinal Affection, he
This medicine 10 purely vegetable. and new discovery.
II only wants fair ts To convince the most preodcsd
minds OF ils efficacy cure and has been known
to fail when carefully used according to directions Meme
genuine unless signed BY the proprietor TURNER, On
Sold Wholesale and retail by Boyd Psni, 10 Cortland
ST. also by Geo. Delayergne, ~ sixfhsyenue; J. o.
Brain 80 Second avenue, and As Hayes, l7b futonst
Brooklyn; Geo Dexter 81 Safest Albany also, 1855 Main.
st. Buffalo; O. y. Thomas 1859 Msinst Circinnsn Ohio5
II smyser, corner Of Third and Main ~. Pittsburgh.
al MhR 21fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
HARMON, Auctioneer.
rHERIRH,z SAIE-By HARMO

- Aucloneers, will sell on MONDAY, tie LIST day OF
INV Al no O'Clock A. M at 700 Broadway large asnort
uert OF Gold Silver and yor, mounted Canes aud Whps
Including several varieties OF Sword Canes. Also 0ass
Cases ard Fixtures round the Also Work Benches
Chair, Stools Looking Gla,ses Window Shaded &c, &c.
ieSo
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LEMON SUGAR.

W. KyLLYS PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR FOR ne
~ Instant production Of Lemon sde, put up N paper az
glVs packages expressly for travelling elmer 'y '''1
or ,..., Of ID.
Also portable Soda for tho instant producoo ., ''oa
Wuer put up In gass packages tn p2waeIos b-x
TIE above articles very desirable for ses ~,
are not only cufsnyes bat pfey,nilyes o ~ ~
sale 10 lots 10 suii poIcnsser, By tne manu-
fe24 irs <dooIs $3.50
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

MO ~ yOan-sT.-The .ub.eribsr Z nsx rsesiyinx
lVan entire new sock OF inDlA hubbkh oOODo, -
he I.test oproyemerts snd Inventions The
sbrss-s III The Numerous articles manufactured Of Iods
Rubber-anorg " hich may DO found
CLOTHING Of every description.
GTEAM PACKIN0--Tke real genuine 1t;cle.
CROTON HOSE-Tke very bea 10 use.
MACHINE BELTlN0-Of every Description
fogeber with al the curious wares usen shd onsms1lAi
gtsPfNDER WEBBING made 10 any pattern
Metallic Rubber solss attached 70 boot and Shoes q soon
Ion tan Ieafher and Keep Lbe eet perfectly dy:
CHURCH, CHITTENDENt TQ6PKI1,
les lmeoc yoSa - ioa.. sao,9s oof@
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DR.. II. X. ROOT

The celebrated Consumpoa and Blood Doctor and inseptov
ofhs AHtt- Coasuspfizs Baromefsv.
Office No. 5l2 Broadway, Nsw. York
IbR ROOTS triumph consists Ia tho permanent cure Of
~ Consumption, Cancers rumors Diseases OF the Heart
Lungs Lvsr spleen, Stomach Kidneys Inssnity, Hits
Worms, Gravel Psuls Deafness Blindness, Nervousness
Paralysis Spinal Deformes Diseases Of Ladies and Chill
dren, and Infectant Homon OF all kinds &c.
Charges for medicines moderas. Examination OF he
Lungs with the Barometer ST. ADVICE FACE jell In
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D0WEI. COMPLAINTs. CHOLERA MORBUs

DDYSENTERY For he cure Of these diseases and
Sumner Complaint OF children, which II not attended 10
leads Cholera heres remedy gaining higher ropu.
laon any which more justly deserves the confidence
OF the community Ihan BoDsalps Dropsr
The attending the Of them In Phladelphia
and eiewhere, has induced the propneors TO establish
agencies IN this city.
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier says "The eject OF
this medicine on Bowel Complaints however severe, 10
perfectly mirsculousp
Prepared by r. BONsALL, Druggist South Trenton,
N j. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Q. WELLS Co. 81
Eight-av. and by the folio wing agents.
j. B Docd, 10 Broadway
Charles Ring, cor. Broadway and JohnSL
u. Cook, SOC Grand 81
James McAlisicr, al Fulton-sl
II. Wilson, cor. HUDSON and Hammond cts.
teQQ 2meodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
IrrcHEs! LEEcHEs. LEECHEs.

IUsT received By Ihe last steamer from Earope age
d supp,y Of Swedish German and smyrna Leecnsa "a.
r,r,ed keay put up 10 be transported any asiancs
sir psrtscf safety for sale 81 moderate prices BY
W. g. Al n. WIfTE,
,siatms Importers Of Lesches 81 Johon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
TO FAMILIES

ABOUT REMOVING TO RE COUNTRY.
raE sUescRIBER Is so~ fsEsAkkD
ITO FURNISH families who contemplate residing ID he
souutry daring the Summer mOnths fad supply Of Il
he nsrkeng hey may require during hsir absence hom
conssrs Of the choicest Ezssts vegetables. poultry,
rsne fsh cary fsiis, NC lie Which VIII DO bTvsrdsd 10
-r destination By The most speedy conveyance and 10 he
best possible order.
Keepers Of hoss and boarding houses are respectfully
Be promptly Sled, and 90 the most reasonable lerna
WIN. L BARKEh
Guy Mukse
6Ss srd 60 Broadway,
leislneod' corner Of BlsskssSt