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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

We, the undersigned, physicians and drug
gists of New York, Brooklyn and Williams
burg, having seen an advertisement addressed
to us and others who sell Sarsaparilla by s. L.
Townsend which is calculated to bring and
our business into reproach feel called upon to
state our personal views of the real merits Of
thctwo Townscnd's Sarsaparilla. Ofthe claims
preferred by the parties to the original Sarsa-
parilla we have nothing to do, and leave them
To settle that matter between themselves. But
since We are called 'swindlers," and branded
with the declaration of being willing .to com
nit any fraud for money and as '.men having
no honor and should not be trusted we feel
that We ought TO give the reason why we prefer
to sell Old DR., Jacob Townseud's Sarsaparlla
to Mr.. 5. p. Townsend's, and leave the public
to judge whether We are ''deceivcrs and swim
dlcrs, and not to be trusted by SO doing.
First,
our experience and observation have satisfied
us that the Old Doctors Sarsaparilla possesses
more medical power and virtue than 5, p.
TownSend's and the testimony of the public
would seem TO he the same, and we always
make it matter Of conscience and duty when
two articles bearing the same name and pur-
porting to cure the same disease are in market
to state that which We consider the best.
Tie Fact
that p. Townscnd's Sarsaparilla has greatly
soured, fcrmcnted and exploded the bottles,
thereby ciyn. great ati-laction to our Gus
toners, has influenced Us in preference Of
the Old Doctors preparation. We do not feel
ourselves called upon 10 decide the true merits
Of either article as standard preparations, but
when asked by our customers for our opinions
which We believe under all circumstances to be
the best We should not hesitate in giving our
preference in favor of Old Dr. Jacob Town
sends. With these views We leave the public
to decide if we are not justified III giving the
Old Doctors preparation that preference which
it seems to deserve as Il medicinal compound,
as well as the choice of the people 50 unlver-
sally manifested in its favor.
We have given the names of
Si.ry Druggists,
among whom are
Sirtcca cducatcd Physicians
all disinterested persons, and who OF all-the
world besides are best qualified to judge OF the
merits OF a medicine and who,
Nccc,' hare and ncuer miH
recommend any article unless they prove 1T e
be good, now
Toluntarily gice
their testimony in favor Of Old DR.. Jacobs Sar-
saparilla We now leave it with u discerning
public TO choose for themselves
Be sure and call for Old DR.. Jacob Town
sends Sarsaparilla.
Principal Office for the Western States, oil
Vine street 3 doors above Fourth.
G. w. Calhoun General Agent to whom al
orders must be addressed
Also, for sale by ere..
l.. b. d o. A. Patterson agents for Iowa City
and vicinity. Dealers supplied at mangtaetu
rrrs prices. ~ s'" .@'#
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
New York Union Mutual lnSu-
ance company,
JOHNSTOWN, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500, OOO-SURPLUS
CASH FUND $4,000.

TyHIS company has been in operation two
wears, during which time it has issued
10 900 policies. covering property to the amount
of 81 III ISL 90, mostly on farm property, and
has won for itself a reputation for clieapness
safety, promptness, and lberality in the adjust.
ment Of losses, unsurpassed by any company
in the United States. Superior inducements
are now offered to the citizens of Johnson and
adjoining counties, by the regular authorized
Travelling Ayen, at Iowa City
Terms AID explanations given with prompt
ness and fidelity.
JAMES CLARK. Agent.
lava atty NAV - i-t2
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A Moonlight Storm sat Sea--Nav-
row Escape Gf the L. 8. Ship 81.
Louis.

The Delaware Journal publishes a
letter, written on board the United
States ship st. Louis, Off the coast Of
Tripoli, in which is described a re-
markable storm encountered by that
vessel on the 2Olh of October last
when about 10 miles from 1'ripoli, on
her passage from Tunis.
About 10 O'Clock on the night Of the
20th,w had TO take in all sail-doub-
lie reef topsails at II o'clock
had to close reef the main topsailS,
and furl the fore and mzZcn, set the
storm stay-sail, and heave the ship
to: the wind blowing on shore, made
lis on lee shore; by this there was
Il heavy sea running and drifting us
on shore at the rate of three Of four
knots an hour, the gale still raging
with increased fury all the day OF the
2lst.
Atmic'night it commenced thunder
ing and lightning, which increased
so that W had to lurl the main top
sail, and could carry nothing but the
fore storm stay-sail and main storm
staysail, both very small sails; the
captain called all the officers on deck
and battened down the matches fore
and aft; all anchors were ready for
letting 60, and with axes in hand, we
stood ready to cut away the masts
1t was terrifying scene. The bril-
deck was scuttled, the wind ~
III roaring - 3t,riousfy
not hear each other speak. VIII
battening down the after hatch, my
self and men were almost drowned
by the force of the water from the lee
waist, which was under water up to
our matches. 1t was gloomy and dark
although the moon was up: all the
officers and men were drcnchcd with
salt water; we run life lines along to
hold on by, all shiycring with the cod
and anxious to sec daylight The
gale still tagingrFCmy thotnorning OF
the 22d; all doWnheartcd at being Sc
near the shore in such heavy gale
Iabout eighteen miles from theroells,
,Vhata solemn thought that there we
should be driscn by the fury Of the
ftorn,as she would rtainly strike in
+ fathoms ofwater.
AS resort, the, captain called his
officers together, AMI consulted what
was best to be done under the cir
cumstances, and they concluded
that in order to prevent such a catas
trophe it was necessary to crowd OF
the sail, which we did, close recEn.
the forcsail and lnaintopsail: but i
was more than she couldbca:-it pu
her almost upon her beams end, =
thus throwing her lee and lee gun
all under water, which forced itscl
up to the matches, her main yard al
most in the water, when, thanks +
an ovcr-ruling Providence, the wine
shifted all ut once, and such u hap
by set you never saw; some OF III
officers clapping their hands and re
.ioicing IN the prospect OF their GclIv
crancc.
1 should mention, however, that ju.
before the wind shifted, two doves |
on the ship, aft remaining but :. ic'
minutes, and then disappearing; /
short time the wind i'll u III asa!
ceased, when the birds returned 1
The ship,as Tito encourage the hand
still to hope foracliTcrancc lrolA tAcI
perilOu5 situation.
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TERMS: rERrIs. TERMS.

l.Gopy, one year $500; Copy, six months,
81 90; ) copies for SIX months, $500; 10 Copies
sor rwcfve months, Ss5 90; 10 Copies for SIX
mouths. 500: ID Copies for twelve months,
81 90; 20 Copies ortwclre months, SIS 90.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
S"uthcrn aud Western Money and Post Of
fee Stamps taken for Subscriptions. Letters
should be post paid.
Aa,4.. -, 1852.
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HKTTER TESTE.HON'Is

THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR OF Any MEDICINE
Read The tStimmiy Of In. More. Is 81.
Mr. Joiiy Iuit.-I have hesitation in saying that l
believe your SrMpariHa he the hes: article usu-
featured for Scrngl syphilis ami many Other
Cutaueous or Glanduar Affections, having used 1t with
entire success in numbers OF the above cases
JAS VI. MOORE, N. D.
Louisville, Dec. &c, 1si1.
From Dr. L. T. IanisH Irif,sor of Ch.rni,'ry Loais
rifle N,,i.cdi Colf9s.
have looked the list of ingredients composing
ion, BUNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAISAPAHlLLA,
and have hesitation in saying that they form safe COM
pound. that promises well IN chronic diseases 10
which it is applicable l.. /. AAApLA'i, H. y.
Louisville, June {, ISIS.
From Or. I> Physician by appointment 10 The Lo'"'r's
IAlriae Hospital.
LorI.yIILF March 20, 1919.
have examined the preparation Of the prescription OK
JOHN BULLS sAHsAPAhIILA, and bsisve the combine
ton to c1essss and ws calculated to produce
an Alternative impression the system. have used u
both in public private practice and think 1t the hess
article Of SarSaparilla in USE .
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital
RIMS ShRsAPAaTLLAGo where you will, to steamboats,
bound for Nashville New Orleans St Louis, Cincinnati,
Maison Frank fort for the Green River country, and
you will find supplies OF this preparation aooue
being shipped on board ,, :.
But few merchants visit our city IN whatever orAnch
trade bs engaged but have orders for moN
or less Of Bull'e la-Lca,srius Democrat
Manufactured at DIR. JOHN BULLS Lab0rat :
81 Fourth street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale in Iowa City by
l.. b. d. O. A. PATTERSON
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LAND II lRRANTS
A supply kept constantly on hand, for cash
y sales or time locations.
A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, Sept. o9th 1882.
Legal. NOTICE.
10 John Niikin and Mathrp Bouqhion

To John IsiikiL and Mathfr Bou9hton
Z NJ hereby sddsiacsi~shat therear>o
- now IN file in the Office Of the clerk of the
District court Of Washington County Iowa. a
petition of Agnes Shaw, claiming Of John
Wi,kin the sum of one hundred dollars with
interest at the rate of Ten per cent per anuum
from the l2th day o! April d. 1851, money
due on a prorntssory note aud also praying The
foreclosure Of n mort gage made by said Wiikin,
on lots No 3 4 1 in block No IL ia the town
Of Paris in said county given by the said Vii,
kin To secure the payment Of the money in
said note mentioned and also seeking 10 pre-
vent The said Boush,on from selling said iots
under = Judgment in attachment obtained by
hIm against said " lkin al the September term
Of the District court for SAID county Tor the
year \. D. 1882. NOW un'ess YOU appear Ia
the District court IF said county on or before
the second day OF the March Term FOR The year
y. y. 1853 which will be the 18th day of March
\. D. 1913 and plead answer or demQr 10 said
petition it vii be taken rs confessed ana the
court will enter judgment by default against
SAID WlIkiu Tor the said sun, and order said
mortga sc lois to he sold to satisfy the same.
FOLSOM 4 PATTERSON, az.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
/ November 24,h 1852. W.
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JUDICIARY.

Joseph Williams, Judge, ..... Muscat'ne.
j. +. Kinney, ....." west FONT
George Greene, ...... Cedar h"Pld"
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A. b. STlLLWELL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

y ESPECTFULLY 1NFORNS THE PEO.
III pie Of Iowa City and vicinity, that he has
just received large assortment of
Cloths, C0,ysercc and lcstings,
and feels assured that he can now offer to his
customers as large and handsome an assortment
as any house this side of 81. Louis. Having
madl the selection personally in the city of
New York, he fatterS himself that he can give
satisfaction TO Ill who may favor him with a
call. He would cali particular attention to his
stock of
cs-~-s..-
- ~ = . ~ ~ NJ
consisting of Cut aud Silk Nelvcts, Figured
silk aud Satin. and ueedle.workcd Cas-, lmercs,
which he offers as superior 10 any thing of the
kind ever broughtto this city.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

Dmx'r Know Bs.ss.-On late tripl
Of onenf. The Nev Oslcans sa,.s.,
She was crowded. with German essS ~
grants. AS might, be expected, their
appetite Tor irnl' ana v veg. at a. y
vera io''s s',. Wy ~ Ne ~, -.
Iacious. a. '7snsia ~ a ,sa.t r'.,.a;,eJ
He'o" ~ a-o,", -. ~ - &c cns
some iil'ecil ~ ~ en' = NJ NJ M
, .Or Dcai's' oons'7 - = ~, :. ,aaa ,.sn,a
Ihe apPcu.a''0o ~ MY '':',, ~, :
~ .iio ~ 49, ,G','u's ,hnir rmr;n.;ty
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
DISTRICT COURTS.

lstdist. Ralph P. Lowe, Judge, Keokuk.
ID Thos, 5. Wilson,, Dubuque.
Sd VIM. II. Sewers, Os!saloosa.
9TH " James p. Carleton, " Iowa City,
9Th William Mckay, l." FIT Des Moline.
9Th Allen 4. Bradford, " Sidney.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
That Il may be Hn0,cn

What is thought Of the true article in New
York, where both are manufactured, we invite
the attention of DealcrS, and Comsumcrs to the
following Card of the first Retail Druggists in
that City. 1t is doubly valuable coming from
this sourcc-for it is only the retail dealers who
become acquainted with the character of med
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

CUstSfSiSs!Ctt- - UuF- V'U5VFTfTftHf.---
The Sandwish Islands can furnish
more good sailors 10 man Il squadron
than Cuba; besides. il is notso easy
to afford efficient protection to Ore
gon and California as Il. tic states
OH tie Gl..t OF Mexico. Il trust the
Importance Of preventing the Sand
witch Islands from falling into the
posses sion Of amy European power is
sufficiently appreciated By our Gov
eminent"
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NI->.va, TS-~Iss

NOSE owing Taxes wilip'case take notice
tl.ai the tax Book for The present year y.
nov in my hands for collection, and the same
will. under the present law. be declared delin-
qucul,' unless paid before the first day of Jan
uarv 1858: and all SO declared Will be sold
socn- after the said first day Of JANUARY. 1854.
So one and all take notice and make carly SET
tlcuents and save COSTS. -
...-...- SAMUEL WORKMAN, r.r,
November Il, 81 Treasurer j, G., Iowa.
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"On Clinton Street south side the square
In frame house and always there's
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LAND WAR A N rs.

..s LAND WARRANTS.
T HAVE on hand quantity Of Land Warrants
l. of the new issue, Which will sell for cash
or on time--40 and 50 acre warrants at 81 90
per acre cash in hand, or at 81 % per acre on
one years time, with ten per cent. interest from
date until paid.
Also few Mexican Land Warrants of lG0
acre, each, on hand and for sale at the lowest
cash price. ....
Also several good Farms, situate in Johnson
and Iowa counties, for sale on reasonable terms.
Also several Lots in Iowa City, for sale Oh
reasonable terms to suit purchasers.
GEORGE $. HAMPTON.
Iowa City October 90 ISL
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COUNTY COURTS.
EnrLntics

COUNTY COURTS.
Counties. Jndgc'. Residence.
Allamakcc Elias Topiilf,. Monona.
Aprnruosr. Reuben Riggs, Ccntrcville
Benton John Forscy'he Ninion.
Become Samuel Mccall, Boonborough.
Buchanan. ON. f. Ro~zcli, Indcpcndence
CcIar.......S. \. BiSscll, Upton.
Clintun....A. Il. Cotton. De Witt.
Clayton......-W Williams, .Garnavillo.
Clarke. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Occoia
De, Noincs. Charles Mason, Burlington.
Dubuque INV. Y. Lowell. Dubuque.
Davis.........H.W ". Briggs, Bloomfield.
Delaware. John Benson. Delhi.
Decatur .......D i Cannon. Decatur
Dallas. u Burncs.. Adcli.
Faycttc ..... .Thos. Woodlc, West Union
Fremont ......T I. Greenwood, Sydney
Guthrie. II. Bryan, Pamela
Henry ......M r. Edwards. Mt, Pleasant.
Iowa ....... w. II. Wallace, Marcngo.
.asssa1i;; =; ?, j, J. SgsEst r.ts
TJ ones -. -. Joseph Manu.. Apamosa.
jefferson 49,. Moses Black, =. Fairfield.
Jasper. .Jcssc Hickman Newton.
Keokuk ). -. john Baker, =. Lancaster.
Lee. Ed Johnston, Fort Madison
Linn. N. W. lsbeIl, Marion.
Louisa. W. Williams, .Wapcllo.
Lucas o.. ;. Jonas we-qott, Charlton.
Maha~ka. :. j l. c Crookham O >kaloo,a.
Mrsratinc ..A. Wa,hburn, .Muscatine.
Marshall. J. Hobbs, Marietta
Marion. ..Joseph Brobst,. Knoxville.
Monroe .....D Richard son Abba.
Madison ......J. A. Pitzcr, Winterset.
Mills . VIM Smith, :. Coonvillc.
potjaw attamic r.. Burdick,. 49,. kanesvillc.
IPolk.........B Byron Rice, #. Dcs Moucs.
rowcshiek -. j Ogden, ...... Montczuma.
| Page .........R u Connor,. Glcnns H. ..
Scott >. -. ..Wn. Burris,. Davenport.
J
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L. s. OFFICERS.
Dist Judge -. J. Dyer. Dubuque
Attorneys Whichcr, Muscatino.
:" Marshal s 3. Shcl!cday Newton.
Surveyor Gen'I. Geo. Is. Sargent, Dubuque.
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
\. G. Dodge, Senator. burlington
q. W. Jones. - ............ Dubuque.
Bcrnhart Hem, Representative. Fairfield.
Lincoln CLARK, ...DubuQuc.
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IOWAClTY LAND OFFICE.
ritRrTELp LAND OFFICE.

lOWh CITY LAND UFFINE.
Register .....H. ID. Dovney.. Iowa City.
Receiver. go. Eastin Morris. -
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SANDWICH lsl.ANps.----A letter from
al American in Lima, dated Oct.
25, and published in the New York
Jonrn"I Of EonHmcrcc says:
Il am again becoming alarmed for
the fate of Tie Sandwich islands .. The
French question has never been set
tied. bgt has remained dormant for
two years. They have now a strong
squadron coming out, in which are
two sixty gun ships. destined undoubt-
edly toact against the Island, which
- ntel;tio, batssuch as may be
= y IL. = AZ Y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
New Two Horse Wagons,

ironcd and finished in the Bcate>t and most
substantial manner, which he Will sell upon
the most reasonable terms.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. ANTHONY COLE.
Iowa CITY July 9th ISL.
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DuRuoUE LAND OFFICE.
Register. -. r. Mcknight, Dubuque.
Receiver. -. NJ NJ. Moblry,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

Register Frs, Springer. Fairfield.
ECcciver...M IL. " a!laec,
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One Of these Humbugs,
OLd Dr.. Jac0J T0wnscnds


Has gradually grown into favor with the pub
lie, and the sales have never been so large as at
the present time. To meet with the demand
from the West the proprietors have been COM
PEELED to open Branch Office in this city, and
appoint General Agent to facilitate their bus
| mess tran tons,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

We could gain no credit or advantage, moth.
ing hIt loss, indignation and wrath: from dis
appointed agents aud purchasers by being
lDENTl HlID with him or his peculiar produc-
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.


At AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE TICKET
N Holders Of Messrs. Palmer Il Co. aud d. s. Hairht
held at Tammany Hail. Saturday. Ist of May tho
committee appointed at the former meeting the
The committee appointed by the Ticket Holders Messrs
Palmer Co. and Il. s. Haight, examine tho books and
assets Of the said parties respectfully report
That they have examined the and find, the
amount Of the assets triHing scarcely make
small dividend and that the insolvency Of Mess Palmer
Co. and b. s. Haght was caused moro by other parties
Your committee further report, that Mesrs Palmer
Co and b. s. liagh in their opinion good ground
action against othr parties and they recommend them to
Your committee would recommend TO the Ticket Holder,
20 withdraw their charge against Palmer & Co and =.
hgt provided they enter into bonds that II they should
nsed IN hludang and paying the claims the Ticket
Helders, All Of which e respectfully submitted.
Mack, u. q. Rouse, Wm. l. Bostock.
The folio wing resolutions adopted unsnmousiy-
Resolved, That those who hold tickets sucd hy P,Imer
Co. and D. S. aaht their represent send in Tho
amount Of their claims to VIM. l.. Bostock E4q within
months this date, his office, i0l street
Resolved That the committee le requested wait on
wish Of the Ticket Holders that all further proceedings
stopped in the Of Palmer AID Hal ,ht
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
WM. II, EGBgRT, Chairman.
Taos BUCKLEY. Secretary.
CAIIPORNlA TICKETS Two SECOND CABIN
~ Tickets, 9th May, herths through vandcrhuts tinc
a,o pirt Second Cabin Mail line 9th May. for
j. " c6RHiNGToN, Adams & 60 e. 80 Broadway.
nNE THROUGH STEERAGE TICKET roR CALI.
W rin for sale, BY Yandcrhts lino 18th MAY Mo-
7Nsll sgcot.
f,ALIroRNIA TICKETS FoE sALr.-Two FIRST
4 cabn through, pr steamers # may 8 and 0sto ND
cabin ana 80 per orthcrp u ". M1S6 Apply
60 THOMPSON r. HiTCHCOCK,
l4p Pearl street c0lnor ot Wall.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC,
e~~o>ONo1~>e~>o>o>>o>~~
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY,
WITH
Nearly Two and Half Millions in Gold Dust,
and over Five Hundred Passengers.
sNs-~Noo~~~~~>SNc~>~cO>or
Five Days Later from California.
o~Hoe,NS>NN~J>>r~>>eNc~s
INTERESTING FROM THE MINES.
eS>s~NNNNr~NN>cNN.~N<~y~N~
Operations Of the Vigilance Committee,
o<>rsNoo'cv~os~cs~oo~>>@~o~
MAR IAGES AND DEATHS
Five Days Later from California
operations Of the Vigilance Committee.
MARIA AND DEATHS,
&c. 60. SO.

The steam ship Crescent City Captain windc arrived
at this port yesterday morning. with the California mails
to the 5th ult two millions Of dollars in gold dust ON
freight and six hundred thousand in tho hands Of her
fve hundred and forty-two passengers.
The gold dust freight list and passenger list Of the
enormously argc-unusually large from California
1t Is stated that the amount Of gold dust is greater than
that received by any other steamer 1t is detailed
follows -
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MATRIMONIAL.

nTAraINOHy MADE EASY Ok now 70 WIN a
lyS loverproteesor LewsoB. Boston Formerly OF Lon-
don WI send to address, rnceps ono aoar poss
paid plain directioue TO enable sdescr ssnucmoH VITA
the devoted affections NJ the apposte tbe
hesrte may decre. The process simple but cartt
veng that ali bs msrred irrespective or srs .rFsaf
ranged With such ses tolieacy that det-stios lu
possible 3drcss Professor Lsvton, Bostoa, No ~
tet,crs tcr ttcw tSe q 0esa uslecc sss coisSrs y
paid.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NnRoNo. THERMAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE, FOR
~ the Cure of all Diseases fifteenth edition. 2I PaSeJ
price cents the wisely unacocpted challenger OF Alio
pathy, Homeopathy and iIydropsthy edited by DR. w N.
Iurt Ex Heath Commissi oi koS YORK this day
publhhed by REDFlEbD, Clinton Hall Book store.
NEW MEDICAL BoOKS.--A PRACTICAL WORK ON
the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases Of tho Udaary
oreans " u Bostwck d. practising Mysticism aud sur
Eoou au lecturer those empnnts Pice reduced To
~ colred plates pStraot frop the Boston Nc tod
and surgical Journn'it may he sid fearc0sly 1, no
equal 90 hoops or Rieord gtoAt work the family
q dsnas and lar superior 20 anything ~ the knd bcfors
puhlshed H. Aie country Antior Of a work Soofot
Vice ana their terrible consequences TITS IT, without
Seuht thr mrst truthful And important book this sut
loot published Price 81. Apth0ro n book Nstu
rst Dosth, pi. Gc FnnNy rhyscAn Cause Of Quactery
30 Forse,n 0t g aad cf th0 Authts 50t Brostwsy
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PAPER IIANGINGS.


DAPER HANoINGs or NEw AND BEAUTIFUL
designs Just imported. Nv Francis Pnres Il Co. Np
Ferr street selected expressly dcoorute ths Interior
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DITTSTON COAL.--OFFICE PENNS1

DITTSTON COAL.-OFFlCE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
Company. corner of Broadway and Wall street. Tho
Goal Company Is now prepared Co enter into
contracts for the sale of e superior Ptston coal deliver
able % Por. Even near Rcndout the Hudson river
fore the lst OF July next at tho following pricesump
So 40 Steamboat So 5 crate furnace, 81 co. range
largo stove ~ Cox nut stove. So 65 pcs 81 75
tracts may also be made for the Of
application ct the Company office. =
GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer.