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WEBSTER PICTURE.

ENLl = " lids IN TIt Z NE.
Il The Exhibition of Healy's great Picture OF Hon
DANIEL v EBSTER replying ito General HAfNE on
Foote's Resolution the L Senate IN 1880, which has
drawn crowded assemblies Of the elite Of Boston, where It
toher az the rooms of the National Academy Of Design.
No G63 Broadway opposite Bond-st and will continue
open Or "a few weeks only. Open from A NJ % 10 z. NJ
daily Sundays eXcepted) Season tickets 81 single ad
mss 21 cents.
Mir Healy at the solicitation of many friends and adj
nirers Of this great work. has csnem platoon the
ducton II splendid Line Engraving Of the above TO be
executed by the abest of the art Europe sub
scrptons to which viii be received the any hour
of the day evening. % lwua
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NON QUIXOTE.-Only cheap edition

NON QUIXOTE.-Only cheap edition
II ever printed. . .
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DON QUIX-
OTE DE la MANCHA, AND HIS SQUIRE SANCHO
vantes Saayedra by Charles JARVIS. Esq. Carefully
yised and corrected with all the Authors original notes
SC Complete IN large octave volume OF over 900
PAGES Illustrated This the only complete cheap edition
OF this ceeb.a ed and world renowned book printed
II j. the cheapest book printed the known world
Price O cts ONLY Ii Is published at the cheap publishing
establishment Of /. Is PEIEhSON,
No 90 Chestnut-st.. phllade phIa
For sale by al News Agents IN New-York and by all
others all over the United States ST jtSNTuWaS
DOCK \ G. f. \ I S-Wanted, to sell
ID NORTH AMERICAN MISCELLANY. hand
somely found and illustrated. Also DICkENSS HOUSE
HOLD WORDS A very liberal commission allowed
ANGEL, ENGEL s HEWITT,
Printers and Pub ishers, |, and Spruce-st.. N. Y.
Notice Of the Press.
No one can pefu>e number Of TINS work without beng
a wiser and a better man. Albany Argus. % II
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Amusements.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
that Miss CATHARINE HAYES viii give her
SIXTH CONCERT m America, at TRlPLER HALL, On
SATURDAY, Oct 4, 1851.
PROGRAMME-PART l.
Overture-AIldsummer Nights Dream. -Mendelssohn
puett-" Quanao dI sangue tnt0'-BesarO-.- -DOnLetI
Mr.. A BRAHAM and HERR MgNGIs.
Etude La Bemol Chopin
Secoude NoctuIne- Ju!anser
NJ. E ROULASGER
His tIst appearance ia tins city.
Cayatina-"O luce d quest amlma' Linda d.
CAamounn -Donzetn
Miss CATHARISE HAYES.
Ara" Nor piu andrai"( Nome d Figaro Mozart
SiGNoR MARISi
lhis first appearance al these Conser;s} MI,
by particular request)
Miss CATHARIsE HAYES.
PART III.
Overture Euryaaihe Weber
SEM" Qui Ia zee III Purltanij -Beihni
Miss CATHARINE HAYES.
Ara" II BYaccO Bait IA
HERR MESGIs.
Fragment de Elisir d AmOre- -Thaioers
VI. T. BoULAScER.
Ballad by Dreams now no more Of Thee LaTenu
Mr.. A BRAHAN. ,
The Minstrel Boy ----.------..A Al Irnh Ballad
Miss CArHARISE HAYES.
Ara" Taiehcee ct tue credev ~ Emani) -----Vefll
SIGNoR MARiSi.
Grand March, Prophetic NJ erbeer
MR LEvENU and Ma 6 LoDER
A Grand Orchestra OF more THAI FORTY PERFORM
Frs, tAe most talented resident 10 Ns"foS AS been ca
gi-ed
The Grand Pan-Tor.e employed at tbs Concert Will be
from tue 1iianf-c:ory % J. ChicNerlne.
Choice seats, puce 81. TlcAets 81 Ickets may De
procured az Joles Music Store. NJ goo Brpadway, az
Halls Music Sore No 233 Broadway ani Il InplerHaH
Doors open al Concert Commences al .. %
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70 Religions Netice.-Ed. ID j. ROBINsOS WI
In.seh ~ Grenada Hal Brooklyn. Myrtle az on SUN
IN 81 ,0i O'Clock 4 NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ SuojecE-
IN M,ssisnary Discourse Evening, an Account OF ms
I,hors and Meetings IN Canada " II
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.ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BeoApw.Y
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

Ef-Admision Is cts Children l2l cts.-SATURDAY.
Oct I, 1851 In the Afternoon, a, o'clock. and IN the
Evening At O'Clock. the be luuiIi msio- drama OF
THE STRANGER
Stranger. Mr. CIV Clarke. MIS- Aaller Miss Mestayer
The Chinese Collection. the Happy Family, and the
OF the nnumberahe CUuostles, to he seen as
usual %
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WIN. 5. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of hs and the pubic gene
rally ms well selected stock 81 Cloths Cassmsfs Vest
ngs. and Fall and " inter Goods, at bis CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. tl6 broSdNay'
where ne prepared u make up GENrl.EhENS aad
BOY CLOTHING. IN the most fashionable styie
He also keeps a well selected assortment OF GENTLE
MEMS agd BOYS KEADY-NADE CLOTHING
Also, general assortment Of everything found IN 4
GESTLEaEs's FUENIsH.sG EsTABLIsHHEsT
~ nh
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DOARD.-A Family, or few Single
n Gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and Board No. % 25th-st corner 4h-av Ref
erences exchanged so I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

A S CHAMBERMAID, IN genteel boarding.
"A house by a vigorous middle aged Woman; or, she
would do general housewo.k IN a small private family
Inc best references can be gwen both city and country
Call at No. 81 Prnce-st oS "
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AS CH.MBERMAID, or TO do general house
~ work. by respectable Protestant Girl Call al No.
81 FactOry-st. Oh II
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ROARD.-Pleasant, airy Rooms, with full
or partial Board and the comforts of home may be
obtained in small family No. Atlantlcst Brooklyn
10 minutes walk from the Ferry 50 I'M
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70 Earlv (los;nr OF Ntores.-By request OF tnf
Dry Goods Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective Assocld
uon Rev Mt JEssUP, Pastor Of the Methodist EpSGopa
EVENING, Oct S Subject Early Closing OF stores
SryIres TO commence at u o'clock All are invited /
attend By order Of the Association ,,,,, ,,-.,.
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CATHARINE HAYES'S SIXTH
y CONCERT. SATURDAY EVENING, October 1.
large number Of the hes; srsts be had the Music
store Of WI HALL SON
No. 30 Broad a., opposite the Pr.
Persons residing OF + the oy soeure seats n ad-
b. addiessng The subscribers Tickets =. Chore
,.a;s - o4Hs
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AS CH,MBEsMAID or Children's Nurse,
IN b. respectable Protestant, I'll Has no objection 10
90 short distance the country Good city reference can
no gwen Can a. 613 Fourh-st Can be seen fort"o days
% 70
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BOARD and ROOMs.-Wanted, for a

BOARD and ROOMS Wanted. for 4
I'D gentleman. wife and daughter, for the Winter,
boom and Bedroom connecting with pan.nes' t,hIW-
f1ur bloch Of Rroaiway Terms and location,
able would te permanent eoalders and promo paw Re
f'6s9f.s exchanged Address y D. i''ou'e '''
DOARDING.-Tw large rooms, with
ID marble maptel and CRATE fine large pantes, clothes
presses and bedrooms attached all on oI ho9 -
family single gentlemen Those VINO VIII lihns pIg
fened Can have Of hot cold and shower pain Apply
at No 70 East-Broadway % "
DOARD-WithF French Lessons. One
Id or two Young gentlemen have good rooms and
breakfast and tea genteel pirate family wheie the
servants cannot speak English and where they can nave
French lessons three the week without extra
charge Location near stuyyesantsqlare Tern p1S
Unlon-square postoffce. oil 4WSs'
DOARD-Wanted.i in a private family,
- for Young Lady, either in tins city or Brooklyn
Terms must be moderate References gwen and required
Address f. T., at this Office ls5 III % u
DOARD-For Families or Single Cen
ID temen at a reduction from down prices First
class ust fitted up large ample rooms and psros
utes Apply at No 633 Hudson-st. or IN S. p. No 1870
Broadway, room No 2. Terms satisfactory Qule. good
house. s3O I'M
EpOA D-Wanted. for a Gentleman,
kb Wife two Children and Servant, Tor the next five or
cation &c. References gwen and required o. "
spOARD.-Twoo or three Gentlemen, and
- a Gentleman aud ms Wife, can be accommodating
with Board private family Apply at No ~ Aenst.
Reference required. $40 I'M
DOARD.-A Family, or few Single
~ Gentlemen; can be sceommodated WIN pea paf
ererces exchanged so lm'
DOARD.-To let, with full or partial
I'D Board suites of rooms second and third floors,
first class house No 23 West Foureenth-st REFER
ences exchanged si< I'M
DOARD.-Pleasant, airy Rooms, withful
or partial Board and the comforts of home, may be
obtained in small family. No 223 Atlantacst Brooklyn,
lOminutes walk from the Ferry 50 M
nOARD.-Fouro or five boarders can be
HVacc0mmodaed with pleasant rooms at No IL arck-
st. ST. Johns Park sig I'M
ROARD.-Genteel permanent Board at
80 No 50 Fulton 81. Also transient and day Borders
sl8 I'm.
DOARD.-G Gentlemen and their Wives,
- or single Gentlemen obtain suite Of rooms
the second third floors unfunshed. with board by
plying at A West Washington place The house has all
tho modern improvements, baths gas, &c References eN-
| changed. q HIuIhSo'
pOARD.-A gentleman and wife can
obtain Board with pleasant at No POI Greene
st Also two or three single gentlemen be acc0mmo
dated with furnished rooms ana full or partial board by M
quinng above. References exchanged Hot. cold and
| shower baths IN the house $50 JTuTh%S'
ROARD-Wanted in South Brooklyn,
- by gentleman and his wife; private family pre-
ferred lneIcepuOnabc references VIII be gwen ana re-
| CURED. Address Box No 2,l32 New-fork Post-Ofice
| s3O3TuTh&S'
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AS WAITRESS. Chambermaid, or TO do
4 general Homework. by respectable Young Woman
Apply at No. 2Gl 4th'ay. o3Et'
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MUSIC TEACHER.-A Gentleman of

I'VE high musical attanmentS and unmpeachabe charac-
who has had eleven years experience IN teaching the
Piano and cultivation Of the wishes to establish HIM
self permanently tins City, teacher OF the above
branches For the purpose of making himself better KNOWN
he Will teach for the first months al half his usual
price Address Nj USlC Chatham square Post Once. box
ia Wanted by the aboye,a good Alto Singer for church
o2 lws
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Goal.

TOAL-Red or White Ash. | an de-
v hvering from boats 10 any part Of tho cy Peach
Orchard, igg and Stove, at 81 % per ton WHITE Ash,
Egg aud Stove 81 co. Orders received at Yards BIB
wi sm' JACOB WEEKS. Jr.
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spOARD.-Twoo or three Gentlemen, and
, Gentleman aud his Wife, can be accommodates
with Board In private family Apply at No. ~ Allen,s
Reference required sio I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

JOSEPH HEcENAN. Auctionesr
MONDAY. OCTOBER 6, at | ! o'clock, PM.
1Vh az No Is Poplar-St between Columbia and Willow
SITS BROOKLYN small quaint " OF Parlor and Chamber Fur
nItare, which has been IN only two months - I've
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a WET NURSE, by Young English
~ Woman. with 4 good breast Of milk She a widow
and has but one child For information apply at her pres
ent place. No. 81 81 Mark's-place. o. ~
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E.ost.
miscellaneous advertisements.

EIRANDOLES, LAMPS, CHANDE-
~ LIEkS, CANDELABkAs, &e-J. REILLY, No.
~ CaTmnes ST. Lamp Manufacturer, wishes 70 fecb pub
lac ate nton 10 his large aud extensive stock Of Lamps O.
randoes, Chandeliers Candeabras Hall and Saspendlng
LamJs Brackets, SO which he Offers prDss that defy
competition Persons abOu purchasing VIII do we'll % call
and examine Goods dos cred Ia part II the cy free
B-Orders By post Otherw promptly att nsd 10
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SlTUATION-Wanted BY Young Man

C2s years of age who has been employed for the last
nine years Clerk and keeper at Iron Works
PENNSYLVANIA II would his abilities 20 fill situation
where correct Book keeper, though very speedy
would Has been IN one employ during above nine
years and refer to his former employers give
good city reference No objection To 90 To the country
Address NJ g, Office Of this paper o23s
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pOARD-Wanted, in a private family,
for a Young Lady, either in tins city or Brooklyn.
Terms must be moderate References and required
Address f. I at this Office % It, OJ "
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DOARD-For Families or Single Cen
- temen at a reduction from down town prices First
class house lust fitted up large ample rooms and parors
KIM Browns and BeeckeT-s stages pass every MIN
utes Apply at No. 633 Hudson-st. or IN s. p No l3V
Broadwa y room No O. Terms satisfactory. Quiet, good
order and prompude VIII be he characteristics Of the
bonse $50 lms
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", ,,ct o. lrn.av TO- MO BROW MORNING and
all fctsie on Hp'i'' O4 It's
The asu0i hONT.
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10 Ordiuation of MissionarIts' Z II; "
rtCg NJ D. and H. LOBDELL, VI; d pe', NIGER az :
LlSh., a. NissiDpaues OF the A. II. e + NJ, lone 10
I.ands the other 70 Kurdstan viii be
oSaned ~ Fvsneess q we broadTay lnoe rnaoe
wW0pv0'W lSahbath) EVENING. Rev. Dr pOhfOf
r, Of the BOARD will assist m the exercises ser
- 10 commence at o'clock " ~
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A ID. GALE, Manufacturer ard Whole
sale Dealer In BOOTS and SHOES, invites baysTs
% call and and general assoTtmes ynca
viii be sold az the lowest pces for cash, short cysdt
for approved Just call and test the stem
B-A PRIME assof' nent for Ladies wear. Of car O~s
make A D. GALE No. rs Pezrl-st.
su3g 3n Cor Platt-st Se~-YoFx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

y y story aud attic or three story DWELLING HOUSE
good order and within three blocks q the Bowefy Bank
which they wish u sell or lease Tor term Of years may
hear Of customer By addressing " X, at the Office u
THIS paper, stating locao, and Where interview 10
had % uslsto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

E| gentleman. wife AMI daughter, for the Winter,
boom and Bedroom. connecting With pantnes lfnfur-
nshed) Location above Grand 4 and within three Vt
four blocks Of BIoadwaT Terms and location &c agree
able would re permanent soasders and prompt Re-
forences exchanged. Address q r. S. Ironne once
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

ROY.-A smart Boy, Ia years Of age,
wishes to situation IN some place where he can
be nsefuy employed He we'll acquainted with the city
Wages moi so much an object situation a note adj
dressed to w u, at tins Office will receive prompt at
icnt,on O4 IT,
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rYPo-t- Office. New-York..NOTICEI,Tt

'"e"" ny ''"'' J. W FEDDEN President.
r. Mathews Rec Sec'y Oh IT.
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- family living a short distance from town, Wo-
Seamstress to cut, fit and make chIldrens and
under clothes One willing the nursery
fsred Apply Saturday at No 26l Greenest, after 10
O'Clock A Nj 90 2ts
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V'O LET.-A front room, with bed room

II ard panty aftlched Broad gaT. wlth bfeaklas'
and tea for gentlemen, - NJ. 50 Broadway
oe ~
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COVERNESS.-A Lady who has had
Holm and GEORGE FERGUESON.-

- Should this the eye of either OF the above who
left England about ago. he earnestly requested
70 communicate at with ms younger brother IA rs
Address JAMES FERGUESON Mr. 7. Maseys No,
Worcester place. " Northampton, England SIG 3w'
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...s.nsd Tor Worship TONIC hkOW Oct , r5e@ch,n'
~ fte nsoIning 10 O'Clock, by me fast' no' p ~
CANPBII.I.: IN The afternoon at 81 $3.50, y, D.
~ CHEEVER aud IN the evening at II O'CLOCK py ~
m cox
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iowa.
RON-F1at, square and round, assorted sizes,
Plough Slabs. Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
STEEI.-Cas,, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, as sorted sizes.
STovEs-lmrroved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, I, and
plates, different sizes.
ALSO-Jewet,'s Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Shcet-iron, iron-wirc, Nails ,
and Casting of every description.
full supply Of the above articles always on hand
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my Io,'4s JOHN G. FooTE.
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPT tai 200. 900
| I,NRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE, Vim
+ cennes, indiana, c. NJ. Allen, Secretary; N. T..
Eldridge, Treasurer; X. N. Carnan. President.
Burlington, Jan. $3.50 JN0 G. FOOrE. Agent
ftOUNTRY Merchants will take notice that if
~ they wish to supply themselves with Saddles
by the wholesale, from one to fifteen dozen, they
can do sc at our establishment cheaper than they
can he had at any other house in Iowa. and as low
as any in st Louis. All we ask Us call and for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
aug. S, 1850. Be ARMSTRONG & CO.
BLASTING POWDER IN s,fctyruze for sale At
- ape., 81 GAYS Drug store
lnn BONES tin Plate, for sale Ivy
1UU nov PRUGH COOK
HOLLOW WARE: 4 general assortment of
/ / Hollow Ware, just received, and for sale by
dec 5. 80 PRUGH X COOK
BOOTS AND SHOES.-i0 cases boots and shoes
)ofthe various kinds, just received from IN Eas-
tern manufacturer, and for sale by the case
tail, very iowby toct ,'5o) rHos HEDGE
i>AMiLY CIR JCERiES-- The Suhs has jus
Il received from Bo <tnn, fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, SC, which he Offers to sell as low
they can be bong ut west ofthe Allegheny mountains
Oct 2i,is5O THOMAS HEDGE
Blatc's Fire and Water Proof Paint.
GAA LBS. Blake's Fire and water Proof Paint,
w far Roofs, G itters, etc. anh comes chea
| per than white Lead, for sale low by
april 10, 81 JF TALLANr
4 MEXICAN AIR TfGHT-A superior article Of
"a Cooking stoves, for sale by G FuoTE
4 FULL. supply of BLACNSMlrH'S TOOLS for
n sale by Tiny ., '5ol FOOTE
ETAND TRUSKS.--A neat AMI good article for
| L sale 10y BIC ARnsrnoNG Co.
BLOWS: good supply of Jewets Improved Ca
ry Flows, for sale by pprisl J G FoorE
CIRCULAR SAWS.
IyTELCH CIRfFFITHS' IS and SO inch cast
steel Circular Saws, for sale by
march %, so PRUGiI 4 COOK
I LIGHTNING RODS: 1000 feet spratt's paten
1lLightning Rods for by PRuGH COOK
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

Mr. !. G.. kFirChhaum-$ir: II is with rrfaffrs.
sure that give you these few lines. My wrfr #Hs
taken about six months since, vi nth rht 4nnafr4-
fiction in her hand. which was So ssrsTe tlafmS
few weeks she was almost unable 90 use il. Insts
application to some Of the most emiTsnt rhYss-
Clans of this place. tn tfft a.. AtIsst frssrft-
vailed upon TO get little Of your internal ard III
tersai Remedy. and before she used it tern tsI tr
hand was almost well. and IL now sp hatsfr trrE
not suffer any inc enitnre by u " s ard fra
~ believe that IL viii effect permanent enFe IN 81
Rheumotie affections. About three ytasx sisss.
took very severe cold hIt settled or ny iatfs-
and that time have been srverrfy sfFitfsd wfhI
pain in mr breast, splitting of tGrrf- tfe. NV VIZ
ing about halfa bottle of yorr Remedy w 60 W.
treiy removed. sincerely recommend yt-r nee
icine to the favorable consideration III the Fahlis
Burlington, JAMS 1850 in. wETAEER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

4 TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law, Jehers on
~ street, Burlington Iowa. rf-Particuiar at
tention given tn the collection Of claims. convey
anclng and all other business Entrusted to our care
Refer TO Ex-Gov. James Clarke. DR. T.. Lowe
VIM. b. Ewing. II. II. Gritfiths, of this city.
Burlington July II, Is5o-sm.
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Mr. krieehbaHm-SGr.t n Ha HlHr N ire ettrfta-r~
and your Remedy, for the benefits WV hfrh ~ -
has received from using IL. SIZE has tren ssers.
led with two very bad diseases for sens ttn.. IA
the first place she has had the Salt Eherrs er Ts,
ter for some three years. Part Of that tine -
was obliged to keep her he'd. Sic has hstr se4.
tnred by various dGCtur&- hut ia ax aff af ~ ~
eft But am glad In state CO. the WI Grid thattts 49,
ing your valuable Internal and ExteTns! Hsrser
she was restored to health In short tine u eft
only usiHg two thirds of hottie.
In the second place. she has been treutIst wffh
HemorrhgEe ,tflcotlEE j fer stnie sis rfftfs ffr@
ing this time she applied tn several rhrsfff.rstrt
II was rf no avail. On hrirr rrrrHrerft& fe trv
your medicine, did ST. ant harry tn state taf
she was i'm Immediately restored 10 hsr uxusI hssHt,
and has not been since troubled With tlst aseast.
Burlington. Jan. 5. 1850 A. GRAyTS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

To Hou<ekeepcrs.
'INHE subscriber would call the attention Of I'M
lilies to the followin. list of choice articles inst
received from the east, and OF superior quality
TEAS-Imperiai, Young British lustre; Isinglass;
Tyson. C Inpowdcr and Figs and Raisins;
Black; Sperm oil. stove brushes
Bakers Cocoa; Cooper's Gelatinc;
do Broma SODA and cream tartar;
Spiced Chocolate; ,Scruhbing brushes;
Corn starch, Farina; Washing blue, Starch;
Maccaroni NNermacclli; EXT Vanilla and lemon;
Arrowroot; Washing powder;
Spices, of all kinds; Vanilla bean, Rosin soap;
Herbs for culinary pur- Pure mustard in bulk;
poses: / do do do cans,
Star and mould Candles; Whiting, PIPE clsyhalls to
Sperm candles, lard oil; remove grease spots;
Toilet soaps, Hops, etc. etc.
april 1851 T. + GAY