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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
[trom the N. Y. Tribune. I
HENRY CLAY.
Written after his Speech on the Compromised
BY FRANKLIN j. oTrERsoN,

Written after his Speech on the Compromise
BY FRANKLIN J. oTrEgsoN.
OLD NEsToR OF Freedom! aga in in the breach
Where the miners of Faction re sappipe the wall.
Again, by the magical tones of his speech,
Arresting the sword that was Fastening to fall!
With the frost Of q century blanching his brow
With the sands Of his life running graveyard apace.
his soul never answered more nobIy than row
ihe cry OF his country, the call Of his race
II.
OLD Nestor of Freedom His oraces come
From heart that hath ever been Liberty,s shrine
And strike the base plotters of Preacher, iumb
ny iervor of Eloquence almost divine!
Thrice pIoted safe through Chary bds by him.
ms Country, in peace, has forgot him q oft;
But his fame is the Wora's and shall never gro dim
While the Stars and the Stripes shall be cleaning
aloit.
III.
Old Nestor OF Freedom. Ho " glorious he stands
Unmoved by the smile and una wed by the frown
Nith the fate OF people, world, in his hands,
Al his will to arise, or forever 20 down!
Our old Cincinnans, in all but he Chair,
God aid him, God guide him, God keep him from
harm!
II the battle shall sound, and our Nestor be there,
Our Union ill mock at the traitors alarm.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

4 SPIRITED GIRL--rRyING TO Kiss
Yesterday mornng, among group ol emf
grants sitting upon - stoop on Qlarv stree,
sat square built, hearty looking Daich
grl, who was eating her breakfast 9! tough
cheese and hard sea biscuit with apparcn,
relish. Several !oa6sh looking ie lows pass
ed br, and each gently chuched her under
The chin The girl bore it very con'entod
" until The las, Of the train ol laaiers stop
ped IL it he intended to kiss her ruay lips,
when she jumped up, and with bow q her
trlwny ii,t. ,hat had doubtless otien guid-
eli plough in her 'iasher.and,' she knocked
The rash iusuilcr into the street as PROSTATE
as an ox ieled by a butcher. lie picked
himself up aud left amid the shouts and
laughter that went forth from the specta
tors The girl smiled, and sitting down
concluded her unfinished breakfast as i no.
thing had happened. Albany An'cher
bocher.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
"a Mk:S a,aA@ sA ttssEAI,
Attorney at Law,

ToartecnM Street, opposite Wi!lard's Hose1,
WASHINGTON, ID. {.
FRYII.L attend to the prosecution oi
w Claims before the Board of Mexican
COMMISSIONERS. Claims againstthe United States,
and to the transaction Of business with the vat-
ous Departments.
JULY 10Th, 184Q. 9o-tt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

.sOne fountain is there says Miss Bre-
mer, 'whose deep lying vein has only Just
begnn to throw up its sisvery drops among
manhind--a fountain which will alIay the
thirs, Of millions, and will give o,hose who
drink from il peace and joy. It Is know
ledge; the fountain Of intellectual cn't'va.
ton. which gives health to mankind, makes
clear his vision, brings joy to his lie, and
breathes over his souls destiny deep re-
pose. Go aud drink therefrom, thou whom
fortune has not favored, and thou wilt soon
feel thyseI'rich! Thou mayest go forth
into the world and find thyself everywhere
at home; thou canst cultivate thyseli IN thy
own little chamber; thy friends are ever a
ro,,nd thee, and carry on wise conversations
with thee ;na,urc, antiquity, heaven, are
accessible 10 thee! The industrious king
dom of the ant, the works of man. the ram
bow and music records ofer TO thy soul G.
quail hospitality"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
DR. JOHN Ik. EaaNtON,

SURGEON DENTIST,
PAVING permanently located at ROCK
Il Island, offers his professional services TO
the citlzsns Of Davenport and may be found at
the Store Of A. c. lion on Monday OF each
week. Orders left will be promptly attended al
the Variety Store.
Jan. 21,h, 1885, 2u-lE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

h.-
Illustrative OF Professor Sedge wiclss humor
ior joke, story is told. that when once
on visit to Scarborough, where he had an
engagement TO dine. he stopped by ths
wayside, and perching himself on hesp
Of stones, No is his wont, pulled out his geo
logical hammer, and began hammering a.
way in 6ne style. While thus engaged,
lady Grove up in four-w heeled chaise.
Interested, apparently in his labor, snd
mistaking him for Observation-Disclosures the
Professor is not very particular in the mat
ter of dress when on geological excursions
the lady, after asking few questions
as to whether he could earn bis living by
bis occupation, how MANY children he had,
and if' he bad brought them up to stone
breaking, to all Of which the Professor re-
piled with BETTING thankfulness and hu-
mili,v, gave him shilling and drove off.
On his arrival al Scarborough, whom should
he meet at the table of his friend but tho
lady in question! The ladr did not rccog-
nize him in his more civilized attire, but
expressed her conviction that she had seen
bis face before. 20! yes ma 'am," replied
Professor Sedgewick, ''don't you remember
speaking to man on the road asking him
how MANY children he had, and giving him
a shilling? Here il Isl" continued he, pull
ling the coin out Of his pocket, s'and III
keep it for your sake" SO saying DO
whipped the shilling into his pocket again,
and very soon charmed the lady aud cosnpa-
ny with his extraordinary conversational
powers
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
ECLECTlC READERS,
COOK 4 SARGENT,

Davenport, fora.
GEil. Land Warrants for Cash or on
- time TO suit purchasers-at'end TO purchase
and sale of Lands--payment OF I.xrs-mass en-
tries OF Land at Iowa City Land once anu ray
particular attention to conveyancingan and investi'
CATION Of titles.
March I, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

A FRuIrFuL MoTHER.-The census TAX
er in the western part Of Scioto county.
Ohio, informs the editor Of the Portsmouth
Despatch, that he visited family in which
The mother Ind recently given birth to her
TWENTIETH child. He .ays il was sight
worth hehnldng TO see the Youngsters run
nipg about the house, ranging from small
to great, like the pipes Of an organ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Practice economy. Ifyou are poor man, yos1
can save the more. Ifyoa are rich man, yoe
can give the more
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Love is as naturaIt 10 q woman 40 fra
grauce is TO rose. You may lock girl up
10 a convent-you may confne her 10 cell
lyon may cause her to change her religion
or for-swear her parents--these things are
possibIe--but never hope to make the sex
forego their hear, worship, or give up their
reverence for cashmere, for such hope
viii prove as bootIess MS the Greek slave,
and as hollow rs bamboo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

FaIDAy-A Dry Of Omiaous EoR.-lt
is a somewhat singular iact. sat the 6os-
ton Journal, that Prot. Webster Committed
The murder on Friday-he was arrested on
Friday-the verdict of the Coroner's in
quest was made public on Friias-one Of
the regular DAYS selected Tor his family 10
visit him al the Jail wns on Frlday-ihe
tinal decision Of The Executive was given
on Friday, and the execution Of tho prison:
er is to take place on Friday.
The Bee adds 10 these singular coinci-
denccs that j, was also on Friday that Pro
iessor Webster told Peiteo the fnlsehood
ihat DR.. Parknlan had, under alteration Of
mind, put his business out OF bis hands IN
to those Of Mr.. Blake, and that he (Pe,tee)
would have M further trouble with him,
because he, (W.) had settled with him. 1t
was on Friday hat Peitee paid Webster
the $50 check--it was on Friday that
Webster ordered the s.tin boxn Of Waiter
n,an-it was on Friday that he purchased
the fish hooks and twine-it was on a Fri
day that he purchased the acid Of Thayer
lit was on a Friday that he tried 70 get
the blood from the Massachusetts Hospital
and il was on Friday that Prof Webster
s.stepped into Brighams and took mutton
chop"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
DIR. WIN. III. WHITE.

When not professionally engaged, may be found
At his residence, Corner Of Fourth and Rock
Island s,s, opposite A. Sanders dwelling.
Davenport, Feb. 2lst, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
Nor DtsrURBED MucH.--I, is stated TIL

Nor DISTURBED MUcH.--lt is stated thai
before the late destructive fire at San Fran
cisco had ce asod burning, rebuilding was
commencod--sills were laid in the smoking
a.hes. On the same day Of the fire frames
were raised, and onc man had stock OF
goods in new house, aud was doing bus'-
ness within eigh, hours after being burned
out. The citizens Of San Francisco are
certainly an enterprisng people.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

The Placer Times, in speaking Of the slave
question in California, says:
sWhatever impressions maintain elsewhere,
few in our midst doubtthe perfect liberation tha'
awaits the slave who places his foot on our iree
sofo
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
Northwestern Insurance Company Of
Oswego, n. Y.

INCORPORATED by the Legisla-
ture ofthe State Of New York in 1884, with
a capita, [ail paid in Of Sl50,0OO.
GEORGE FISHER, President
SAMUEL HAwLEy, Secretary
Cook & SARGENT, Agents, Davenport, ioma
Nav Dad. 1850. Att
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
AN ARAB ENTERTAINMENT.

A huge wooden bowl, some two feet in
d'ameter, and full Of rice, was placed in
middle OF the street; \ crowd Of Arabs i'm
medlately squatted round, all plunring in
their hands at once, and licking their finger:
with monsirous delight. The mess vanish.
ed rapidly, every one that passed was in
vIied 10 partake, and some good natnred
fellows seized an old blind man and threw
him grinning with delight over the heads Of
those who surrounded the basin, in order
that be might get handful; women were
stopped, aud. rs they could not eat nt once
on account OF their wells, had their hands
filled; one soon contrived 10 swallow her
portion, and saw her 60 nway wiring her
fingers against the wall; children while on
the shoulders ofothers came for their por-
tion.
All this was the work Of about three min.
n'es. when the crowd began 10 disperse.--
One man, however, probably late conner.
snaiched up the bowl. under preience If
washing It from a water skin on camel's
back hard by, and began 10 scrape il with
delight. Presently couple of women
joined him, aud they squa,ted down round
u, poured more wnter in, swilled the sides.
and washed down the remaining grains Of
rice which they scooped up and devoured.
When these had done, yet another hungry
1t as II ne wanted rr i1ir.e the ss,-.i, r..A.L.A
in little wuter and rubbed again, and s6e-
c 'eded in producing pale Aid. Then he
todk up the enormous vessel in his two
hands. and seemed TO enjoy the draught cx-
treinely | afterwards lenrned thai mi.
was a gift to the poor OF the occasion either
Of a marriage, circumcision. or death.
Iwo years in a Leranfiae Family.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
THE GAZETTE,
1, issued every Thursday Morning, by
SANDERS & DAVIS,
A. q. BILLION
FAMILY GROCER,
VARIETY STORE.

E,esh family Groceries and variety Of no.
,ous for House Keepers, constantly on hand.
store Front ST., opposite Steamboat Landing.
Davenport, April 10th, 1880
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

MONEY RINTrFED TO EUROPE
Through HARNDEN 4 Co,
To tiher ofDte following countries, fo-r't:
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. France
Germany, Prussis, Austria, Denmark, Bohemia
Switzerland, Belgium. Holland, &c.
Also Steerage passage procured.
Apply to COOK q sAhuENl.
naNennnrf Ian oI. lR50.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
CRIMINAL Waste ur THE Raw MArERI-
AL-We saw couple Of ladies meet and
kiss each other in the street yesterday
scan such things be,

Scan such things be,
And overcome us like summer cloud,
Without special wondern'
We stood by. aud saw 'em do It, and
were SO indignant at such tantalizIng pro-
ceedings that we could hardly keep from
running our faco right between their two
mouths and thus have the thing done ac-
cordino 10 nature and revelation.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

mopd do hriss Mount Vernon Talbot. ChaEres Adams Gray
schneid.n bsvsnA Tewsd 20 see Sd inst brss Issbsa
Reed and Lareh and sshr Adele ana Geo Lacoln a. ship
ko..oLn. YsS l-An b. bark AryIs. Fistohsr. Boston;
NEw BEnresp, ssb is-Ar sshr siea Roim,a. o,soeL
Maapoisstt for NHork Cha bark wn JAmsa Litse sra
francisco thsvins repAirsd) SID bark Edwin Augustus
.NEwsvRvAoar Feb 1s-cid sshrs Monticello Lavender.
%nM as@ sss SSssi se
RICE; schr Alexander Esais PhilAdspha sloop Sarah
PoRrLarp. Feb l5-Arr barb C B Hamilton Mean. Car
depas brig Mariana willard hst,nzas schrs Gen Warren.
Bssks And Sdward. Lslsshn, NYork CID bark Asdora.
PssylD.'s. Feb old bark Byron. Up:ae5 New York
ussn s.ass BsSrs 5 s'hf A'hA'
SAVANNAH Feb ll-Ch pr bark " Carson. Vaughn, Cork
ss: srs
iSnc ss sssSn s wsl fo6. SY9Ta 1s Liverpool, Pilgrim
Heri; Grsmp.n lBrl Graham, for Lys,poOl s:us tsrl
ssss wig k,.bsih; Barley dss John ana Albert. a,r,
liverpool Oriental BrI KidsCn. liverpool T.msr.n
Ssnsnsea% wts Jav. sBr ssTp;on, for Bristo s
NYOri; SoTo%.Ode IBID neoonnsl di'x fremont, I.y.
s for &
PFn Pc.s. d S:s
yio,ora tBrl noss for Bull Lslap srl Ch'saoim FOL
T;is9" T,s for Ellen
Br sapgssr disg Peter Ds%ii Hssy for Nypyt sayan.
on FsSs os
brigs Charlton. Giike for NOrieans Larch Nsv.s wtg
R.ss ss ST 70:
dsg sluIian Evans dis Mechanic shsdburn ds 0overaoi
s Ass sss' asi is nss' ..
Balti@or, Edna Kelly for Boston, ton prsva TAYLOR
an' zus LSn A'0y'
SALEM, Feb lo-Ar brig Garland, wilkins, Para.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18


semsp Crescent City StCdd,rd Chsrle'tCn 18th inst
sa'S o miles s'a as a1:sd 10TH
ship Tennessee ope New Orleans is days with mdse and
yksyhossI traSree K:s Orleans. y days With md.s.
ft Rect shout halt mile from the Light Ship with wreck
Bari Albion tNcrw) gOhs LeghOrn 6s days. with marble
Bark solrei fDutch, Exert, Newcastle T. sOday,, with
gsrl ER,ress Prsti 4s with brandy, &C.
Amant Jan lat 3 Ion 65. IN gale
the NV stove bu Tss lost foretopgailan and jib
boom srrung manoPms swept Deck and received other
Bark Harding Havana, Is days. with sugar &C.
bark a Kimbsu, Sleeper New Orleans 20 days. with
Bark Patrick Bepry aewes New Orleans, ls days with
Bark John Cassie R,yness New Orleans 81 days. with su-
Bark wyandotte Boudstte Savannah days. with cotton
Bark Harmony, Whitman Charleston days. with cotton
Brig Damascus Slater araiachiooa, Is days. with cotton
Brig Gen wilson Bscktish, ApalsehibOla, Il days, with
Brig Sarah v Cushing tof South rhomaston) Keating
New orleans essr with sugar sc 70 Foster Nicker-
sonnd ssi1o in co win bark Joseph Fisher, for Cali
sshT PrTeen Farehi, Charleston, days with timber,
sohr = kandOrh. Barnet, Nswbern. NC, with naval
shr Ann lyman Fulton Newtern. NC, with naval stores
sehT Alfred Barrett Smith, Nsvbern, NC days. with ma
sshr smith smith Mel Smisston NC. Z snys With n.va
sT sssT sfss 'fs SGrss sfsSa a. ss.fs. ~
Sehr RIO, Bell, Middleton. NJ. days.
tchr kariOn. uallett, Middleton, Nc. days.
Schr Nesteyer, hagse, Richmond, days.
schr Columbia Hunter. Norfolk days.
SchI Oneoo, snow, Norfolk. 5 days
scir Alice, stamAn, Bsltim re, days
sohr Henry smith foxs, baltimore, days
Schr ksiis, kingslsba BAltimore 8 dass.
schr h,rtha. Teal city Point, 2days
schr John Jones' smith Frsndy wine. days.
schr Telegraph, fArnum Ellsworth, Ne, % days.
scnr Leader -, Calais ~ days.
SchT fremont pow, Norwich, DAYS bound to Norfolk
Steamer Penob Spicer Philadelphia 23 hours, with
nese. TO stanton h SpiCeE.
sailed.
Barb Ceres, Silver. Esst lnoes.
ship Edgar for San Fneisao has returned aad anchored
In the Nortb River.
FEB l7-W ind during the dsy, SW.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroN-Steanshp Crescent City-S Engle, Cor
nell Jr Chas borPan. Elias. Mrs Craig, Miss Schuyler,
RW GOngSop Mrs. nrs Hoffman and sons. AZ k KsnSriess
Clark Me.srs stoddards, N Hayward. Mrs Throch
ton and child, Jas Montgomery Gaden, Turner,
Simmons, n Norris, Turk A Sanchez, n Shannon, A
Harvey, Humphrey Harris, " Blunt, r Hughes
Vance and lady, Noah jr Jas Brown, Sew Lehman,
Chss Rosen beck, Jacob Meyer.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
MEDICAL,

VNHE OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE NO. 9s
Bayard street. for sale-The above store has been
tabshed 10 and of best stands
city There is large and extensive practice connected with
it, To this s chance seldom offered. The late
proprietor bas cleared over thoasaad dollars He
intends travelling during the which is the
for selling out For further particulars apply at the
between the hours of and 10 A n, and and 10 r. n
MEEN FUN.-THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN
v1 Powder. for beautfyipg preserving and
complexion and rendering the skin decatey white smooth
soft To be had Wholesale of hob B5 &c. G3 Broad
retail OF all druggts and perfumers throughout the
United States. W est Indies and Canada.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

EVh ftsALks AND hALES.--DR. LARzErTEs Ju-
sereial w frscreative Elxer prescribed an ef-
IcuVe IN cases of debility or barren
al fres.lsrtlee u ustrrs Tti s that h pro-
wtst to e Nsturee Great Restorative and r~weky
rr nose IN NE married state without ofsp-inn III NJ
rsh eurs Tor seminal tpisaGns general aehiiitv sisss
vse we fenus rsAss fuecorrhrr.
lnvgorsunf mediene is unegusiled. klao q 80
cnly at ~ John street, ty ''''
JUDsoSt Co, the only Ansrs.a As....
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

ksSsANtLLa. 5ae n nr sufsn. rhuriov for NYork
dasg sshr tdvp rnsll or q
fSsranHvco. Jan " Bark N~w World. Hamilton. disl
brirs ilisu ffce Hovlsid SiE Justna Beswick, upc
loETo tssni 10. Jfu ii--~cfr Slow, Tor Baitmore
cal Itst day. BIis pa, ~ a. NV iork. arr gas "a
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
n mEDscAL.

nE.rH TO INPosroRs-As PROOF OF rsE
~ 'sir gular virtues Of Watts Nervous Antdote"
will unsertsse all pssmodo disass up
the following erBs-fhe patients do'lsr
hottie for all hey take il 10 them tnot Ia exceed
tweatyl o~ will give them dollar bottle for what they
tAfe il il not viii horsss Of tetanus. rcjuv
old the 1t Is csctaia
10 all cases Of neurag tic doloresux spA'ms eramp.
tgo coAvusions, hystsros, and head aahe Ia
In the country only oorts'n % cure
arsenc Ia 70 hill; and finding IL uusvapg
will only return double the money seat but will
self however and se,ey One dollar seat b.
mail TO TALBOr WATTS l02 n street. will receive
bottle (tv eve doses, y ST q Union.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
Died.

On Saturday morning the 10th inst, In the 52d year
of her age GATHARIsE, reliet OF the late Benjamin
Field .asr .a- .l.r 'lI....
Her friends and scqasntAncss and those Of her late
buband rs well a. the friends Of her brothers Joseph
r., George u. and Edward rsylor, and her brother
iDaw Jshn Burling are invited attend her funeral
this iopday) afternoon at 81 O'clock from her late
residence, No. rs EIdridge street
on sunday, 18th Februsry, after q short Illness,
JLoos BAUsHER. aged 73 ysarsA months and days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family aso those of
his son Henry and the veteran Corps OF Artillery, are
respectfully Invited to attend mis- funeral from the
Iesidence Of his son. No 10 Hester street. this day
<Moposy) at IL O'Clock. z. NJ. His remains will be
taken to Cypress Hills for iptsrment
On February the 18th, 1850 WIL-iAM MEcREA, aged
AZ lears and months.
His friends aud scquaiu spcss OF the family
quesed 10 attend hts funeral Monday afternoon ct
two o'clock from his late resideScs No. 252 Houston
street.
Atkey West, 4th inst, JAMES II SomERuLLE, Passed
Midshipmsp Navy.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

fcctec With certain diseases would consult his own
rest oet.mng Dr. hslphs Practical Private Treatise.
The nature symptoms aud
venereai disease plainly and distinctly decrheS ncu
az diseases resembling venerea to be found in no otherl
ntcrmaor n given with the only true treatment and cure
stretore w priect snd radical cure sse all the remede
gwen T. he ,ractcaIfy utsful every one An ever
place ana s the cply truly practical work published for
ufs seve.b edition. 2 pp, -th plates FREE Si
saa sIts.t y yreenr..h street orey post mailed
laFera a. Ar etr~et. wv
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
ArEsT NEWS gRo1 CANADA. FROM Tas NON

IL treal Gazette. June 10, 1897
Our readers will have observed the frequent notices
which have In advertising columns OF the beu
ehts resulting rsm the OF Wist.rs Balsam of Wild
Cherry in the OF diseases the respiratory
tarrhal affections, liver complains sc.
Many Of the certificates eouched in strong Language
and be thought to be eschpenay notices. tor the
parpose Of drawing attention to quack medicine suoh
however, Wistsrs Bs'eam of Wild Cherry 10 not We can
ourselves ,ouch for the good effects this Basam has had
OF the Of those mentioned
resorted TO- wheo other
medy has been tried and failed
From the New York Evsning Mirror March 80. lSi9
regard the wild cherry tree Of natures own
phyoisns sort OF good ritan OF the fores for ia
medicinal relieved the sorpgs and saved the ves
OF The Balsam prepared by DR. Wsar pare
and perfectly reliable Of the real Cherry
senee and Il is remedy BY no means bad TO take We
Witnessed rs reAovapg influence in cousupptive cases
when all other prescriptions had proved Of no effect
The only genuine always sig ned the
For sals BY the general agent eErH FowLE is Wash
out the United States and British Provinces
For sale W A. B. D. Sands, 100 Fulton strset also at
yiland, Reese Co. Maiden lane; q william Bursers
Courandt street and by Druggists generally through
the United States and Canada.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
LET, HAS, FOR TaI

nR COOPER. IA DIANE STREET. HAS. TOR TaI
msrcuriaf and other diseases Of delicate nature
He the OF this disease ane
mild in two i've days. perfect oure OF nc
charge
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

NO CURE NO PAY.--DR. C0RBITT. 10 DUANE ST
ANmsy be consulted the certain deca.e
dsesset rrscce OF sixteen Jears devoted treat
uent Of delicate diseases enables Dr. the vor
form of this disease Recent cured in three days
mercury uaed.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

nv. RAlfH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vste Treatise ke.-Ofce hours 70 u A. n. 20 b p
NJ suudry excepted INe - Greenwich street Th.se whs
apply IN fh earlier stsre % certain will he
priced a bs ease sna Ispdity q the In Structure
from i hrst .picnt, 10 tts advanced and dis
tessng ssgee asa, IN Seminal diseases &e iron
oomnen ad, sntsses ard very extensive practice hs can
insure suct ser,an tsc and radical cure a he can sSo
ample rsssen fr stating te obtained from no sth,r m
America. ."
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
mARITInE INTELLIGE ENCE !.

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