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Those beautiful flowers-
Aathe hopes that we cherish^
In youth's sunny bowers— ,.
I knew they'd be faded!*—-
Though with fond, gentle care .*
Their bright leaves were shaded,
Decay was still there.
So all that is brightest
EvVr first fades away,
Aild the joys that leap lightest
The earliest decajr.
The heart that was nearest
The widest will rove,
And the friend that was dearest
They first ccasc to love.
id the purest, the noblest,
The loveliest—we know
Are ever the surest,
The soonest, to go.
The bird that sings sweetestyft
The flower most pure,
In their beauty are fleetest,
In their fate the most sure.
Yet still though thy flowers
Are withered arid gone,
They will live like some hours
In memory alone.
In that hallow'd shrine only
Sweet things we would cherish,
Pore, priceless, loved, lonely,
They never can perish.
Then I'll mourn vc no more
Ye pale leaves that, arc shed.
Though your brightness is o'er
Your perfume is not fled
And like thine aroma—
The spirit of flowers
Remembrance will hover
O'er the grave of past hours.
From the Knickerbocker.
A PSALM OF LIFE.
"Life shall send
A challenge to its end,
And when it comes to say 'Welcome, friend.
What the heart of the young man said to the
J'salmist.
Tell me not in mournful numbers,
Life is but an empty dream!
Fot-the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they seem.
Life is real, life is earnest
And the grave is not its goal
Dust thou art, to dust returnest,
Was not spoken of the soul.
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Is our destined end or way
But to acts, that each to morrow
Finds us farther than to-day.
Art is long and time is fleeting,
And our hearts, though stout and brave,
Still like muffled drums, are beating
Funeral marches to the grave.
la the world's broad field of battle,
In the bivouac of life,
Be not like dumb, drivep cattle!
Be a hero in the strifel-
Trust no future, howe'er pleasant!
Let the dead past bury its dead!
Act—act in the glorious present!
Heart within and God o'er head!
Lives of great men all remind us
We can make OUR lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us
Footsteps on the sands of time.
F&otsteps, that, perhap^, another,
Sailing o'er life's solemn main,
A forlorn and shipwrecked brother,
Seeing, shall take heart again.
Let us, then, be up and duing,
With a heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor and to wait.
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From the Louisville Literary News Letter.
THE WITHERED FLOWERS.,
I knew they would perish!—
TEA.—A
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his memory, the venerable man in like
manner returned to th6 depot and took the
cars. Leaving them at Salem, he again
resumed his homeward walk, and had
reached his residence, within a few miles
when our evening stage overtook him. in
which he proceeded the rest of the way.
All this, be it observed, was accomplish
ed in one day, between the rising and set
ting of the sun—the honored subject of
this notice, eighty-four years of age as we
have stated, having walked at least thirty
miles, and rode as many more on the raii
road! Hoping that he will forgive the lib
erty we have thus taken to record his re
markable performance, we trust that a
kind Providence, may continue to our
venerable friend y§t many years of health,
activity, and usefulness.—Gloucesife}?.Tel
egraph.
AN AFPKCTINO INCIDENT*, ocurred re
cently at Lynn Mass. A little girl about
two years of age, a child of Mr. Ingalls,
wandered away from its parents in the af
ternoon, and on the most diligent search
could not be found during the evening,
On Sunday morning the search was re
newed by many people in vain. An in
telligent dog belonging to the family, un
derstanding that something was wanting,
set off in pursuit. In a short time he re
turned, and endeavored by significant
vi
sgns
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\y
Ilk-'"-
to induce some one to follow him,
but human sagacity in this instance, as in
many before, was inferior to canine.—
Again he went away, and again returned,
i!' and by repeated whinings and fawnings
vas at length successful in making him-
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self understood. A person followed him,
and found the little sufferer in a swamp,
where she was standing lip to her arms in
mud and water. She must have remain
ed there during the whole or a greater
part of the night without sleep. We think
that Keeper ought to be furnished with
an additional bowl .of bread and milk dur
ing the remainder of his life, as a reward
for his sagacity.
writer in the Buffalo Adverti­
ser states that the black and the green lea
may be cultivated to any extent in the
United States. It is now twelve years
since both varieties have been introduced
into France, where they have flourished
ever since in the open air, without any
species of artificial protection. A French
gentleman, M. Stanislaus Julien, has
threatened to translate from the Chinese
language, as soon as it may be wanted for
I practical use, an extended treatise upon
the culture of tea, and its diverse prepara
tions. This is the same individual who
translated the synopsis of the Chinese
treatises upon the culture of the mulber
ry trees, and the raising of silk worms,
which was published by order of the
French government. We should not be
altogether surprised if the culture of the
tea plant is destined to take the place of
the morus multicaulis bubble.—Boston
Journal.
It is a disgraceful and melancholy fact,
Pilfering.—What right has the Bos
ton Courier to plagiarise from the col
umns of its Providence namesake? We
observe that the leading article in the Pro
vidence paper of Saturday, was uncere
moniously copied verbatim et literatim, by
the Boston man into his publication of
Friday. To commit the plagiarism at
all was bad enough, but to take it even
before the right owner had an opportuni
ty to use it himself, was abominable. It
is not the first time that the Providence
Courier has been served a similar trick.
We sometimes think the various newspa
pers conspire to cheat it in the same way
for we scarce ever see an original article
there, that is not purloined by some one
in the same way, and most mysteriously
too, always before its appearance there.
We think a proper regard for its own pro
tection should induce our neighbor to re
fuse an exchange with such pilferers.
FROM HALIFAX.—Packet
RIOT.—Captain Benjamin Webber, of this
town,* is now eighty-four years of age—i cr Victory. He passed, likewise, four i which imposed a charge of half a cent per
but with a step almost as elastic as when others, bound up the harbor, whom he .-bushel on all grain, other than the product
he trod the soil of Bunker Hill in 1775, supposed were also prizes to the Victory, of Maryland, landed on any of the pub
and there bore arms in defence of his and one of which hailed from Dresden, lie wharves, has been repealed.
country's Liberty, the venerable Patriot1 Me. Those which arrived first were the The oldest town in the United States is
is almost daily seen mingling with his
fellow citizens in the street—always walk
ing from his residence at the Cove, and
returning unfatigued, to participate in the from Magdalen Islands, reported that two houses are yet standing, which are said
labors of the field, after travelling over fishing vessels had been seized there, and to have been built more than three centu
three good miles. But our honored fel- taken into Guysboro' they may have
low citizen, week before last, which it is
believed has rarely if ever been surpassed
by one of his age, and is seldom, but very
seldom, in point of distance performed by
persons numbering half his years. lie
started from his home at the Cove about
four o'clock in the morning, on foot, and
reached Salem in season for the ten o'clock
cars—distance about fifteen miles. Ar
riving in Boston he had to walk a good
deal about the city for the'accomplishment
of his business—he then proceeded to
Charlestown, (on foot,) and after taking
"one long, lingering look" at—not the
monument—but the scene where was
fought the first great battle of the Revolu-
been among those mentioned above. The
BOxVRD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The Board of Public Works adjourned
their semi-annual meeting on Thursday—
We have already stated that the Board
ordered lettings of one mile on the Bloom-,
tion, and reflecting for a while upon the i ington and Pekin Kail Road, near Bloom- a large number of the cases terminated fa
lncidents connected with it, still fresh in ington.—We learn also that they author-j tally. An eminent physican says, that
ized lettings on the Northern Cross Rail where one bad case gets into a house the
J. W.
STEPHNENSON,
M.
MCCONNEL,
W.
KINNEY,
A HUGE -PIECE OF CHAKK.—It is stat
ed that on the Southeastern and Dover
Railway, in England, an enormous mass
of chalk, of several thousand tons, sud
denly fell from the facing of the rock
forming the entrance of the tunnel through
Shakspear's Cliff. No less than seventy
eight men -would have been crushed by
the fall, had they not been warned of their
danger in time to make their escape, by
the previous falling of some particles.
This accident has afforded a rare treat to
the geologists, as it has laid bare the ve
tebrae of an immense animal, and it is
hoped that on the removal of the fallen
rubbish, the remainder of the skeleton
will be found.
'II, VS.'-'-.'
The Hannibal Advertiser mentiojas a
Missouri Bank note with the following
endorsement:—
"Last button on Abe's coat—the bal
ance of foul* thousand, spent in drinking?,
gambling. &c. GEO. RIDER."
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.-*—The
DEMOCRATIC WIIIGS,
that some newspapers are made to live by board the steamboat, swallow, on her way
carrying 011 a system of pilfering from the from Albany, of the sum of $400,000.—
columns of their coteinporaries. This The rogue was not discovered.—N. Y.
habit, in one case, is wtll rebuked in the Times.
following articlc from the Providence
Journal.
To
PRESKRVE
brig Acadian
three American fishing schooners were
brought into Halifax on the 12th inst.,
prizes to the British Government sehoon-
arrived yesterday brings Halifax dates to
the 11th inst., her day of sailing. We
are indebted to Captain Jone3 for Halifax
papers to the 11th.
... The schooner Shetland, Capt. Chase,
of and from Boston for Labrador, but hav
ing on board tea, gin, oil, cloths, &c. was
seized by Mr. Forrester, one of Her Ma
jesty's officers, for a breach of the reve
nue laws, and taken into Halifax on the
5th inst. Capt. Jones also states that! Captain, were innocent, and that the Cap-
Eliza, (of Bristol,) Morton Adelle, (of 1 St. Augustine, Florida, by more than for
Boothby,) Brown, and Bartol, Miller, ty years. It was-founded forty years be
A schooner arrived at Halifax on the 9th, Ifore Virginia was colonized. Some of the
rtes asro.
THE
American schooners Java, Independence, in one of his works, delivers it as his de
Hart, and Magnolia, before reported as liberate opinion, that. we learn more in|tralor
y the Victory, ana the hrst six years
taken into Yarmouth, for alleged en-j wards, though we may live to a hundred.'
croachment on the fishing' ground, were George II. being informed an impu
hauled up at the warehouse wharf at Yar- dent printer was to be punished for hav
mouth and stripped j3f rigging, pending ing published a spurious (King's) speech,
the decision of the Court at Halifax.—
Courier. -r
Koad, of in Champaign County, disease is'generally taken by every mem-
I he accounts of the late Commissioners, |ber of the household.
W right, Stephenson, Kinney and McCon
nel were examined, and all but Kinney's
finally settled. The following sums were
found due from them respectively—(Kin
ney's account® subject to a further exam
ination:)
From JOEL WRIGHT,
Sangamo Journal.
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Alexandria.—
Rives to the Senate of the United States,
and to make Mr. Tyler Governor of the
State. Mr. Rives, it is understood, does
not hesitate to avow himself as in decided
opposition to the administration."
Gazette says— BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE!
"Public opinion among the opposition'
party in Virginia seems to be fast
down into a determination to elect
AND
TORY Loco
Focos.—The Alexandria Gazette says:
The Globe, and all of its kidney, in put
ting down the results of the Virginia elec
tions, call the Whigs Federalists, and the
Administration men Democrats. This is
laughably impudent. In many sections
of Virginia the reverse is the fact—the
old Democrats being Whigs, and their op
ponents old Federalists. This digging with the goods they are daily expecting, will,
up of a buried name, and tying it to a liv-:
ing party is a disgusting: trick-Demo- june
crats! forsooth! Pshaw!
IMMENSE ROBBERIES.—--STEAMBOAT|
RORBKRY.—The John W. Richmond, on
her arrival from Providence this morning,
was detained some hours in the North ri
ver, in consequence of a passenger (J. W.
Ferris, Esq., of Boston.) having been rob
bed of papers valued at $30,000. Part of
the money was found, but the thief was
nut found.
BIGGER YET!—The Cashier of the
Bank of Utica was robbed last night, on
IRON FROM
YOUNG IDEA.—Lord Brougham,
having been seized by the Victory, and the first six vears of our life than after- exccutc unto the said Samuel 13. JMulholland a!
replied, that he hoped the punishment
would be of the mildest sort, because he
had read both, and as far as he under
stood either of them, he liked !he spuri
ous speech better than his own.—Ball.
The Scarlet Fever has been very pre
valent in Boston for some time past, and
The popular vote against the adminis
tration in Virginia, as shown by the late
election, has increased more than 4,000
within the present year.—Sangamo Jour
nal.
The do&s in Baltimore and Philadel
A CUriOUS tact IS disclosed a letter
was very doubtful in the House of Lords,
-i-ir-ii* .1- -n .1
William the OU.-.th wrote to the Duke of
in opposition, requesting them as a per-
house order that it might pass.
'"Tis AN ILL WIND,-' &c.—The fever
and ague at the West, if it does nothing
more,* is a source of revenue to dentists.
Piles of false teeth
-jl
•fe-re
rendcr
RUST.—M.
Pay men, has communicated to the French
Institute a new method to preserve iron
work from rust. It consists in plunging
the pieces to be preserved in a mixture of
one cencentrated solution of impure soda
(soda of commerce) and three parts of wa
ter. Pieces of iron left for three months
in this liquid, had lost neither weight nor
polish while similar pieces immersed for
five days in simple water were covered
with rust.
SCRAPS.
Bishop Berkley wrote a book proving
the non-existence of matter. One night,
when returning home from a printing of
fice with a proof sheet, he broke his shins
against some matter—but alas, it could not
break him of his theory.
"Seven years' fighting," says Jeremy
Taylor, "sets a whole kingdom back in
learning ahd virtue to which they were
creeping, it may be a whole age."
The Evansville, (la.) Journal, says:
"John StafFon, recently from England,
was bitten by a rattlesnake one day last
week, and died within thirty hours there
after, of the wound. He has left a.wife
and six young children destitute of the
means of support."
The U. S. Consul at Havana, confes
ses in a letter, that he has now reasons to
believe that the crew of the American ves
sel imprisoned there on the charge of the
tain waS culpable.
The Baltimore American states that the
city ordinance of the 20th April last,
S
i-
20,000 yards Lawrence sheetings,
2,000 blue calicoes,
5,000 light and dark fancy do.
2,00& blue drillings,
t,,c'r ilsso.rt"10?:lt
.3s, anv ever offered in this Territory,
O Y S I I A N S
THE
ous other articles which they
Louis prices.
June 27 BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
N
1000
Wr
lie general!}', that he lias on hand and lor sale
on tha most liberal terms—A good assortment,
Articles in his line.
All Orders from the country will be prompt-j
ly atSended to.
Juno 6-1 WM. S. EDGAR.
HAIR.
150
6
DO TS, Shoes, Brogans fine and cours.
just received at
June 6, BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
TO THE
YOU
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cnc« Wm. R. Ross.
,000 00 phia are undergoing their annual punish-! note.! and accounts w.ll be placed in the hands
13,661 24 ment. Persons are appointed for the pur- of a^ Justice of the ^Peace for colieetion, if net pVer„ few days
4,802 25 pose of killing them, and are suitably re
7,^95 68 warded for their service.
4 tons spun cotton, 10 bales batting, first, and the debilitated patient is doomed to
10 bales wicking,
GO pieces unbleached drilling,
SO do. stout strip'd shirting.
AljSO—Port, Madeira and Malaga wine,
Li:asced, sperm and trained oil, varnish,
Turpentine, whiting, white lead, glue,
Borax, rosin, tar, indigo, alum, madder,
7 9, 8 10,10 12, and 12 18 glass
Box and cask raisins, dry currants,
Codtish, castings, iron, floor-brads,
Wrought nails, 3d, 4d, 6d, 8d, lOd, 12d,
•20d, and 40d cut nails Eng. and Am.
blistered, spring, German and cast steel.
Pink Root, Oil of Burgamot, Otto Rose, Lin-!
imcnt, Cologne, English Mustard, refined
All those indebted to the subscriber cither by
tic tiie same, on or before the first day of Au-j
settled before that date.
June 13, l839.
MOFFAT'S
usual
.. unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They
are
Wellington and some others of the Peers obstinate Headaches, Impure State of the Flu-' S &
icl8'
sonal favor, to absent themselves from the sickness incident to females in de
lIlc
the Maumee, where people have chatter- the *each of competition, in the estimation of
ed them out. Of course they they have every patient.
to be sunnlied- with TIPW «n,=3 Thn
u!
"10r.°'
Jjiincets, Peruvian Bark, extract do Olive*,: jla«
Oil, Principe Cigars, the bet:t quality, Gum
EW York and Boston sole, Kip and Ncats 1ms a very high opinion of iheni. Y'ours, &c.
Leather,
100 Grass and Grain Scythes,
IOO Patent Scythe Snaths,
200 Rolls Wall Paper,
IOC1 Kegs Boston Nails,
200 Yds super carpeting
Also a full assortment of GROCERIES,
lined Kenahwa and ground
lum fcalt lor sale by
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.,
[agents for the Kenawha Salt Co.]
1
'EBSTERS Elementary Spelling book for
sale at
June, 6, BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
BURLINGTON DRUG STORE.
THE
SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the Citizens of BURLINGTON, and the pub-' YOUR
which the public are advised to Zake by other
practitionersonly engendered the humors and
corruptions which fhey profess io remove. Re
move them they may, but iliey create them
,be a pill swallower to /he end of his days. Mr,
Moffat wishes to benefit the public health, and
not to destoy it for money
8
LETTER FROM DR.
uiiBicicu, and to declare, that thev arc worth more than
And a o
u san anil one other aitj
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G(?inPlctc
n n v 5 u n i n i s I i n v
Subscribers have just received from P1"®'
Free ipitatc, Vermilion Red, African Cayenne,:
a re
r"~ ,7~ti iTTr, formed me succccdcd curing you i there
BBLS Kcnahwa, Pittsburgh re-
no
Bushels
by
BRlbGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
June 0.
AN
HIERS OF JOHN GILBERT DECEASED AND ALL best medicine of which i have any know ledge,
PERSONS CONCERNED. and 1 would not he deprived of them for any
j0hn Gilbert, dcctascd, to make and!
said Gilbert bound himself as above mention
cd.
,S, C. HASTINGS, Attorney for
June 20,1839. Samuel B. Mulholland
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH.
will hereby take notice that where-' consideration. Yours truly, ROBERT SMITH.
as John Gilbert on the 10th day of Poisonous Laurel.
Nov. A. D. 1838, bound hinself, his heirs and To Mr. J. MOFFAT.—Dear Sir:' Above you
assigns to deed unto Samuel B. Mulholland by will find a certiiicate from the Rev. Robert J1 do—
a good and sufficient warrantee deed, the east Smith, of this city. He states in addition that I 1°— 26
and west sub. of the North West quarter of he was tronbl with a fullness of the head, 1 do— li:
Scction No. 32 in Township No. 78 Range amounting almost to suilbuution, which was' 1 do— 15
Vats, "and all the work tools necessary for car- EDWARD WEBBER
rying on the busintis, which will be sold in onoj THE following le/ter is from MR. LOX^LES, Edi
or more acre lots to suit purchasers. Govern- tor of thc'Repnblican & Journal Spring
ment. title.—Terms of sale can be known bj'i field, Mass.
calling on M. D. Browning,, Esq., or in his ab- Springfield, June 1, 183"
What is the use of one's being dissatis
fied with his or her earthly lot£ When
the voyage of life is ended, it will make
no difference whether we have enjoyed
the accommodation of the cabin or been ed'fer its invariable efficacy in all the
compelled to submit to the humble fare of which professes to cure, has rendered the rur lurmiif panicuiiira ui vns iuvnivm» of II Eno Esq or i-'r. vvaitcn
the Steerage.
LiI!?E PILL.S & PilfEXIX BITTERS.
LIFE PILLS & PHCBNIX
1
practice of ostentatious puffing, not only
known by their fruits their good works tes-'
of Sir John Russel to his*constituents. tify for them, and they thrive not by the faith Drug S/ore.
It is stated that when the Reform Bill
of^^,ie c.rcdulous.
D}'s|^PSia' B'll0US
1
£n.d
cr
Ll^cr
unhealthy appearance of the skin, Nervous
hcate health, every kind of weakness of the di
H,PPy
produced by a severe storm in.New Or- MOFFAT begs to say, tha/ he cannot abuse
1
eaas.—Buffalonian,. the ^ift of Pro vitjenc^. and assail tlle health of
sec
gcsti.ve organs, andin all general derangements "as just rcceivc
of health, these medicines have invariably pro- Building
ved a certain and seedy rcmedv. They re- DRUG I ORE,
ed a certain and seedy remedy. They re-
community, by adopting the mercenary Unexampled Mammoth Schemol
practice of re commending them to be taken in i
ril HE following details of a Scheme of a Lot
med
quantities
CLEVELAND.
Sir: Although
WATERVILLE, July 19, 1837
Physicians do not often approve of the practice
of medicine by laymen, in any manner and I
have myself been accustomed to consider all
such as quacks, and therefore not to be patron-
a
v 1
,„ chained to discard ,„y
fccts, resulting from iL use of vour Life Pills, Delay Not! but at once remit and transmit to
„,al i
patent medicines I have ever seen or
than, flic case I allude to, particularly, was that
of an adult person, laboring under every symp
tom of worms. Pie was much emaciated, was
very feeble and sufl'ered at times extreme and
i agonising pain. Three successive doses of your
him which succeed
or tape worm,
CJe,
ed 111 expelling a small tenia
rv n rrrfe n »b»ul three lert long, »nd the patient .peodily
MEDILIhLS AND DRUGS, ii~. recovered his health and strength though he
Quinine, Jalap, Gum Myrrh, Gum Arabic, Red! jja(j before tried many prescriptions, without
jef.
yincc
of com
Lemon Syrup, Opodeldoc, Oil Spike, British piicuble, with general good success: their ope
Oil. American spring Lancets, Evans Thumb
an
will sell
j,ave nsc] /hem in every variety
p]a.int, where cathartic medicines are ap-
Iiltion is vcry mj|ji
producing less irritation
y other cathartic remedy 1 have any
of
]mve
ujsi)
furnished other
GKO. W. CuiVKI.AND, M. D.
Teas, Sugar, Cofi'ee, Molasses,Snuff, &c. &c. prescribed by respec/able physicians, 1 was in- CKSSION.
for sale by duced, from my personal knowledge of your The deeds cf their property and the stock trans
June BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
cwn
forc uged a few of ur
ancj
1
oilier medicine 1 know of could have e.ieo
s
as_ lul'ows
of fresh Drugs and Mcdicincs, Paints, Oils, ult. I was poisoned by tlio flowers of' Aalniiu
Glass, and Dye Stuffs, together with all Fancy
Latifol]a/»*
About the la^t o^i Jun«
and agam in October following by
an application applied to the top of my head,
which 1 am convinced contained the Kalinia."
ed at times that my nervous
HAIR Mattresses, a prime article for sale! above named poison. My appetite and health
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
a mile nc- exertion has the slightest unpleas- 1 do—200
ctieet. 1 consider your "Life Pills," the
No. 0 west, and whereas said Gilbert died since I happily relieved by. the use of your pills. Yours, 20 do—each 10 do of the Lonisania State
the execution of said bond. The said Samuel i &e. L. F. W. ANDREWS, Agt., I Bank, 100 each, cach Pnze l,00v iU,W»
B. Mulholland by S. C. Hastings, his attorney, Letter from the Hon U.UVVARU VVEBIIER, of
will apply to the Dislrct court, to be begun Rumncy, N. Hampshire, to A.VTIIONY S. JONES prize ol th«J Gas Light Lank,
and holdcn at Napoleon for the county of of Ncwburypcrt, one of MR. MOFJATT's A- ,200 do each 1 share of ihe Lank oi
Lou-20,000
Johnson, on the 2d Monday of September next gents. Rumney, February 9, 1837. i isiana
to grant license to and empower theadminis-j y1R.—You may probably rccollcct having 200 do cadi 1 share of 100 of the
see
good warrantee deed to said tract of land, as! three boxes of the Vegetable Life Pills, pre-
|HE undersigned is determined to sell the*
jrneu is uuiuniiiiicu W U V
followin^
n me' at your store on the 1st of July last.,
hen I was in very poor health, ahd purchased
!ed vcr
d«scribcd property, in the city] therefore to send me some more, for which I numbers, the other wil n
vithnnt rrWvc: Lot No. 58! /h, mnnnv: but be uarticular and and the i\tl bOO numbers that snail be drawn
fronting the river forty feet and extent
nd the fortunate holders
of Burlington, without reserve: Lot No. 58! enclose you /he money bu« be particular and y mi* be
Lis back 1MO none bu/ the GENUINE. 1 have c.xpc out, will be entitled to such pmes
un(j
S. S. ROSS.
MR. MOFFATT—Mr: is is now miriccn years
that I have suffered from an infirtnity of the
note or book account, will please call and set-, bowels—/he consequence, as I suppose of a intellectual improvement of her pupila.
seVcre
see Mofla/s Good
Affections, Asth-1
ma, Piles, fccttled Pains, Rheumatism, wheth-
a
i-»K.ut
store vigorous hcalh to the most exhausted ^fforson streets, four doors abo\ e the Brick
constitutions. A sniffle trial will place the
may be seen along LIFS PILLS and PIKENIX BITTERS beyond QROCERIES, BOOTS^SHOgS, K'f,
HARDWARE.
Timnc enr! ilia eomo (F t' medicine which effec/s so much' real and per- market. All of which be offers at the lowest
Times says the same effect is sometimes
manenf good for his fe]low creaurcS)
and grateful in the possession of a'and a variety of other articles adapted to this
MK.
A tery to be drawn in December next
tery to oe urawn in uecemuer next, war
rants us in declaring it to be unparalleled
the history ot' Lotteries., Prizes to the amount
have never befcre been offered to the Public
It is true th«re are many blanks but on th"
other hand, the extremely low charge of goo
per Ticket the value and number of the Can"
tals, and the revival of the good old custom of
warranting that every prize shall be drawn and
sold, will, we arc sure, "ive uinversal satisfy,
tion, and especially to the Six Hundred
purpose 01 a i TICKETS O^'LY TWENTY DOLLARS
eer/incate, buf if you think proper you arc at Authorized by an act of the Legislative Attcffi.
liberty topubli.-h it, and may add also hc Zes- jjjy
Qf
£rjorjliu
8nd
I timony of my brother, who is also a physician Commissioners, acting under the same.
and who has used them in his own iamily and
LETTER FKOM JCST1CK FLANAGAN'.
NEW YORK, Oct. Gth, LC"'3I).—To MB. JOHN
MOFFAT—Respected fcir: Having labored a
number of years under greaf indisposition, pro
ceeding from a disorganization of the digestive
power, and after having tried many remedies 1100,01)0 TICKETS, FHOM No. 1 UI*WAHLS, i.rscc-
ease, to try the same remedies that you in- 1 fcrred in trust to the Commissioners appoint.
Vegetable Life Pills
j|,e pjiccnix Bi/iers they are the onl v jcm-
edies that 1 have used, that have a fiord ed any
thing like permanent relief, i have grcut con- 1 Prize, 1 he Arcade
iidence in them, and intend continuing their lines on Magazine s:rcet
fjse. Yours, &c. 101 feet, 11 inches on Natchcs street:
JAMES FLANAGV.-N. 9th Avenue, near 19th st 126 feet, inches on Lravierstreet: Rented«t
LETTER FROM THE LIEV. ROBERT SMITH. I about §37,'0u0 per aimuut. Valucdat
BALTIMORE, Jan. lDth. I&37.—To Dn. .MOF- I 1 Prize, City ifoiel—-lliJ feet in com
i FATT.—Dear-Sir: I feel it a duty I owe to the mon street 146 feet, o snehes on Lop
public and yourself, to place at vour disposal a 'street Rented 2,o )0 eolls valued at 500,OW
case of a somewhat novel character, in wh.ch I Dwelling House adjoining
that the Arcadc, No lb, "24 ket, inches
-^''e have pcrformcu a cure
In both cases a violent nervous prostration was No. ^0, 2.5 lect iront on niatehcs st.
the consequence. The latter case was exceed-' rtned~at. 81,200, valueo at
consequence
inilv violent and of Jong continuance.
It secm-
ystem wasentirc-
hair for Plastering for sale lv prostrated—so much so that I was incapable '10 feet iront on basin,-aud 40on I rank
of .ny active exertion for some two or three l'
by BRIDGMAV & PARTRIDGE. in all other respects were usually good. 32 feet 7 inchcs on rrunklin street 12
Three doses of your "Life Pills" have restor- feet 10£ inciics deep in 1 of Lus
LOVER and Timothy Seed for sale by
11
illness of inflammatory rheumatism. The jars
gust next, with M. D. Browning, Esq., or injinatUral action ol the bowels is lost frequent TUITION For Orthography, leading
hi» absence Wm R. Ross, and save cost, as their:
an{j scvcrc
pains occur, with much weakness
depression
have consulted good physicians, and have tri
ed almost all /lie kinds of pills advertised which
seemed bul/ed io my case, in vain. During the
last j'car, I have bought and used several box
es of your "Life Pills," and have found more
beneiii from them more
do—153
1 do—100
1 do—100
1 do— iOO
1 do— 50
1 do— 50
25
26
5
anu nave .ou.u, more
S
1
BITTERS. The high and envied celeb- to my case, for a Icng/h of time, Zhan from any r^"eu]g" one tilwc'iVa su bstan tial
rity-A hicli this preeminent medicine has acquir- medicine 1 have yet tried. Your's, 'rv dwellinir house They may be purely
0 diseases
S,
For further particulars of the above medicine
Mofla/s Good Hamari/an a copy of which j}lad-8on
»«ntN.«are hut nnu-rrthv of them. I hftc accon::panics the medicine a copy can also be,), -, ,37 J^AS. G. EiAVAW*^.
obtained on application at tho Burlington
tify for them, and they thrive not by the faith Drug Store,
In all cases of Costiveness WM- S. EDGAR.
-June 6,
-u
1839,
chronic or inflammatory, Fevers and Agues,! Tn "W*T" ST~h IT^!
subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally, that
ho has just received and is now opening in the
occupied by DR. ADREON as
J51 JKE, on the corner of Water and
a
General Assortment oj*
prices for CASH.
Orleans Bank.
i pared bv Dii. MOFFATT, of New York. 1 have z~~ Sl VtOOCO
I now the pleasure to say, ha* they have given 600 TIPTCFTS ft20—NO SH
great satisfaction ,n my iamily, and in several, ^S^he'l ickets with* their numbm
eases in which 1 have le finy neighbors have ine wnoicoi uie n ,v ii i,~
i them /hey have had a better elfeet than any as also tiiose containing aimointed
I other medicine fliey ever tried. My own health ummcd and scaled by om n pp'
I is greatly improved, and:1 have no doubt, with .under the act, presiou* j,
!/ho Divine Blessing, those pills have contribu- to the wheels. .• „.j «he
ed very much fo my comfort. I wish you
May 25 1839 4-lst Dec.
rcce
jvetl by the month.
writing and sewing
All higher branches
Burlington June 13, 1839.
PH,"
Holders. "Ze
To those disposed to adventure, wo recom
mend early application being made to ug f0J
tickets—when the prizes are all sold, blanki
only remain—the first buyers have the best
/Vin tina WIn 11 i-if01/"»l'/l" V"i IritiAoll..
r,
ised Yet 1 have lately seen such beneficial ef- i ^nce-T thorefoic, emphatically
'V' £1'Y
best
Say_
and applications made lo
SYLVESTER & CO.
156 Broadway, New York.
Observe the Number, 15C
700.000 Dollars!
500,000 Dollars!
25.000 Dollars!
SIX FRIZES OF IT
20,000 Dollars!
TWO PHIZES OF
15,000 Dollars!
THREE PRIZFS OF
10.000 Dollars I
Grand Real Estate and Bank Stock lot.
tery of Properly situated in Nev
Orleans.
st and most magnificent Scheme
to the Public in this or anyotb-
under the Directions oifthe
To be drawn at Jacksonciltc Florida.
Dec. ht, 1SC9.
Schmidt & Hamilton, Managers.
'SYLVESTER $ Co., 156 bruadmy,
I iS(w \or/:, SOLh PROPRIETORS,
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
ed by the said act of the Legislature of Flor
ida, for the Security of the Prize fioldcri.
Sl'UiNDin SCHEME.
-266 feet, 5 inchet, 4
front on Natehes street. Rented at
1200 valued at
1 Prize Ditto adjoining the Arcadc,
No. 8,23 feet front on Natches street.
Rented at 1,'JtH)—valucdat
1 Prize, ditto a joining the Arcadc
I 1 Prize, ditto No. 23, North-cast cor
ner of Basin and Custom house street
n
''.
v
weeks. These symptoms 1 am satisfied could st rented at 1,500 \aiued :.t
—'have been produced by nothing else hut the 1 Prize, do No. *.'4. bouui-wcst cor-
20,000
20,000
20,000
127 i( ^t oet.p Custom-house
ntr
20,000
°f Basin and Custom-house street,
weeks I tom-houscst. rented at 1,5U0, valued at
r, read i 1 Prize, do No. 339,^24 feet inches
ed me to full health and vigor For two
bofore taking them I could neither sing,
loud, walk last, or use any kind of exertion on Royal street by 127 feet, 11 inchcs
now I can sing by the hour, read at the top of deep, rented at $1,1)00 valued at
my voice for a day, and I was going to say run '1 Prize
23,000
15,010
•250 shares Canal B'k stock 100 2o,f
do Commercial do do 20,U
15,1
10,000
10,OW
10,( 00
5,000
5,000
2,501)
2,500
1,500
1,500
do Mechs' & Traders'
do City Bank
do do
do do
do Exchange Bunk
do do
do Gas Light Bank
do do do do
do Mechanics' & Traders'
do do do
20 do—cach 10 do of the Lonisania State
(10
do—each 2 share.* ot 10^ ca:lt, eat I
150 do each 1 share of 100 of the t'nicn
Bank of Florida. 15.000
whncl Wl11 conta,n l,,c
y mucii ro my comiori. WISH you .,,
*1,oIcn °f
transfer
drawing
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAOIES,
Mlsi.SMissus.for
L. W. GAY'S school is now open i"
i his city the reception of "Young 1*
dU y and
No pains will be spared oaU»
of otchcr,
to promote the moral
1=cllt'
'lw
FORT MADISON PROPERTY
cgs SALE-
Hj il(| MtUat'od
?. jshing Ad pleasant town oi Fort
AMUEL*BOWLES- f. i„„.for cash.
.. singly or otherwise at a Jow rate ior
iti w
'of
eo
CHARLES 'J STARR.
Burlington June 6tb -1
4
in* the
pnri
nr
or
or. Walker,
th
e subscriber, Burlington, I-1'-
LAW.
JUSTICES
FEW copies of the late Justices lA«
Iowa for sale at the Patriot Oince.
37-j cents.
Kegs Blasting and Riflc Powdef
so. IOOO lbs shot, for,
sa]vhr
'j Burlington Sth June-.l
BONJMETS
sa'Lb'rr
BRIDGMAN & PARTRl^
10 by
BOXES Glass 8 by 10 and --fjr
and 20 kegs WHITE
CHARLES-J.
and Palmetto Hats
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE-
BBLS Superfine Flour, Cin®[nJ)'
Brand, just received and
fo
0
,frnR
June 11th CHARLES J. SiA&-