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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Il co 'S CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.

THIS Medicine compounded solely from vegeta-
bic free from au!l eton and warranted free from
any ing ed detrimental to health, discovered about
since, bv individual sorey afflicted with ULCER
the physicians the Unred States for Eight
years without the least apparent hope OF restoration health,
and by them pronounced ncuabl but who after taking
the above nomrd medicine for five weeks restored
success and aud has failed my instance when taken
in accordance with decon effect perfect of the
following diseases, to owit:-SALTRHEUM,S SCROFULA,
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER
2SNY 5SHTs AN6 SS fHkoHit RHE9M9r!sML, fiLEs,
E.RYSPELAS, BILES, SCURVY, CHRONIC SORE
EYES, BLOTCHEs, plMrLES ON THE FACE,
SCALb HEAD, AND ALL CUTANEOUS DISEASES
DiClOUs USE OF MERCURY OR AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD The efficacy Of this medicine
has tested In AL the diseases above enumerated and
effects truly Stonisr Only table spoonful to be
taken lby adu each moning before eating, which usually
produces tonic effect while I'm most cases II also acts as
the patient ~. liberated 10 discharge
usey aud poduc eectuai ateratye OF the whole
purifying and producing perfect action OF the blood
Persons while taking should RETAIN from the OF all
General agent Pinesr opposite custom honse York;
at kushon CO. no Broadway and 10 Astor iooe Broad
way John Dodd, 63 and III brOadwoyi P. Dcke, 4l3
Broadway; Dr. g. w Sargent, 57 Geenwich street; Bush
Hi yer i78 Greenwich street Dr.. Eugene Crowr 2S6
Bowety John Symc. 30 Fulton street; thomas Kyle, %
Hammond street; Reuben h. Moss 800 and SOB Grand
L. f. WheIer K 90 il2 Cherry street. 10 Catharue ST.
monits Of It's efficacy Also Brooklyn by Jas w Smith,
Of Cranberry and Fulton streets; George Ambrose
S1pife Buildings, Atlantic street, aud Mrs. II, Hayes l39
Fulton street.
certificates and testimonials be and obtained at any
OF IN. above plaaes. uN eOdlm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

MERCHANTS BANK. PROVIDENCE. Feb. ,. 1913.
thereby certify that NJ. William Hall, of Boston has this
day opened one OF Andrewss Combination Locks, the
door of vaul, Of this Bank Which locked by with
key composed of the Olowng bits viz B. 5, g. I. g, H.
u and 5 without disturbing the etae he ing
seen the key OF this lock my know ledge.
H. ?. KNIGHT, Cashier.
was present when the above lock picked
JOHN L. MOVES. Cashier Globe Bank.
was also present. WM B. BURD.CK.
Fist Teller Merchants Bank.
vas also present. AUGUSTUS NJ. TOWER,
Second Teller Merchants Bank.
also present when the lock n cked aed opened
HENRY EARLE, Cashier Of City Bank.
present when the aboyelock was locked stated
by H. P Knight, Cashier. Luxe GREEN,
Cashier OF Wey ybossett Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
BANK NORTH AMERICA,

rrUN,druce, ipnl u 1873
hereby certify that We have the door oil this Bank
one of AndrewS COInbin Locks containing fourteen
tumbles that within month past the lock has been taken c
Boston, and lhayer EdwdrdsS improvement put INTO IT,
and that the said Improvement the lock- and that
alteration has been made it since farther certiy that
locked said lock with key composed oi the following bits
aud rin.s viz: s. g. u aud H. 1t beas the vault
door wie lit belongs and tie door closed and that u VIM
Hall. of Boston opened the said lock without disturbing the
tale njurins the lock the least less than forty
nues he not having beea present when the lock was locked
having the lock key my know ledge. The
key my private drawer the drawer locked and the key
in my rocke during the whole time that Nj Hall was at
work upon the lock. h. n. HUDSOE
Cashier of the Bank OF North Amsrica, Prov r. l.
We present when the loc mentioned III the within
ce rtiCate locked and opens d.
HENRY A. WEBB,
Cashier of the Traders Bank, Prov K. |.
A. 8. DIXIE
JOHN L. NOYCE,
d28 }is' Cashier of the Globe Bank Prov. X. |.
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DR1NTERs AND BINDERS wARERooMs

Sos % and y Go!ls:Ie-r New York-April, 1873
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-Th4' - HOE" PRINT
Ing Pres sachlne and Saw Nlnufac;or, consequence
OF he adco Of new aad improved chinsryto
and the reduction the OF materials and LABOR
bsd greatly 70 rsdace the prices OF helT Presses and Of Pn
tsr and Eqet9 atSa!s generally; will 3. by theIl
neE printed Circular, which they bes leave refer.
his tstaetshent still under the personal sapsrin;sI
dencs oil Richard NJ Hoe and Robsr Hoe and they
I'm II .Tofs ehe
the high reputation which thsy have hitherto sustained K
viii also De their constant sndeayo improve the quality Of
ts IN slry Plrticula They tias: heInsT Ives also ka
;=iF oIl if.eEts VIII OILY continue their tavors out a
Printers generally will appreciate then endeavors 10 furnish
me very best articles - ba.sl etruasTatir- prices
Orders from aT Of the country for al articles used D,
Printers or BlndEs inciu ding Tpe Ink Paper etc. w o
executed with the s.e.ies ard PyoIaputude, ana TIE
be5t terms.
Jobhing work and repairing will De done the lowest
biz IfTIceS 'yGth every attention aud expedition
y BAL articles manufactured oy this Establishment.
VIII os stamped IL Hoe CO.. that persons from abroad
MAJ noI imposed upon with spurious articles made II iml
tation ftii-irs.
Printers newspapers who publish ihi, advertisement with
THIS note three times before the first OF ny next and send one
OF their papers 10 Will b entitled payment Of thar bill
On buvlne ;onr tines the amoun, oft. a2N II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

TN REPLY TO the remarks annexed to the ad-
L vertsement OF OSBORN s LITTLE in which they
deed such be the iact- without my consent or
wish By what means th'y have obtained them cammot
conceive and By what motives prompted cannot coHpie
h.nd Surely desire benefit me- else no secret ma
NECESSARY 10 accomplish thei, purpose Does ,her
tuatsd by desire to justify themselves in their former deceit
and screen themselves from the vIrtuous nl ds-
knowese'I that the Tools which they have heretofore been
paming the public stamped ConGe & have otn nr T TT
nanufacture Such least both Mr.. Osborn aud Mr. Little
admitted TO since ihsy @ 10 an e hoss @
tools aud who was the manuiac1ner OF them all
en ef % because | M
ure That deny. would ask who IS the neGhah,c @ !nat
article was brought into the and psme the pub
lie being of his manufactue2 Such has been my STU ZION
and when the manufacturer of The spurious article vs. ae
ed they would orsooth maxi that & 1 name ssn1'
very high manufacturer OF edge tools why sne'eloie'
y careless Of his interests that they have been al the utmost
trouble conceal every thing concsnn; hm save 't on. ms
then it was John Conser and TO- and behold now
has become John ConST they saygIln,cp say na to bs
father but had known than learned IN hs shop
should have been troubled by persons eidety"rus
naln spurious tools upon the public manufacture AS
for bis father being the first worker OF cast steel or the invent
OF Welding cast s'st i: IS rni1sy false AZ
ter had bsen this city two or three yrafs anu su
10 this CITY TO learn the process Of wedns cast steel and
was who showed hIm the process Such are MS Claims a 'e
As for John P Conge it old trick Of his TO IA m on
his tools being manufactured by ME but while aoe ne au
Little to doing the and dirty work they nave
been wha succesal and appear 70 be quite "Lahy III
ors is they may BE- ash.mrd 10 put tf real
makers full and place of business on the toos as
PS@Osborn s Lt- assert positively that ,hey have
my tools suppose they have obtained a,tmpe wheh they
keep kind of stool pigeon TO enable them more
iai'' 10 pD' 0i' JOHN CoNGER, 80 Attorney street.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

n?- $4,000 ReyNarI.-Thrse Thousand Dollars
will be paid the recovery and delivery of 10
the undersigned of black leather banktrunk and about30
ches long and Snches with the edges sharp was iron
bound with wood running along the top aud bottom
ALSO strapped with roa. L. is believed have been marked
Pomeroy CO.. OF" & Co." on the ends the said trunk
supposed have been stolen from board the steamboat
Utica on the 18th contained large amount OF checks
bank notes and drafts enclosed in packages carpet bags
and directed different brokers and banks the city oil NsW
York.
The above reward will BE- paid in addition all othe. re-
wards offered by other persons Interested.
POMEROY co. Wall street y T.
New-York, Dec. ls 1873. dis II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

CARE AND PUNCTUALITY on THE
) MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
dol 2wt

-srr,rw>. TO THE PUBLlC-Wnereas Us-
n - born & Little Of % Fulton-street, have ad
a ! | vertised Conger's Edge Tools for sale, aud
"a q and the impression has gone abroad that they
- " are of my make, and whereas the SAID Os
,-. are unwilling 10 remove said mpr-s
on m stating The whereabouts of the real maker therefore
20 nndscsive m friends and the public general would
s state that my tools had only No 80 Attorney
r-t or at George Briggs Co. No. Us Maden-ane, where
full supply always b. had al liberal t;c9an. o. 70 deal
st5s.t o29 3m. JOHN CONGER, New-York.
S. Osborn Little do not tell The whole story yet
ark Sew-J.rsey, and not by JOHN CONGER, of New
Work as they would f-ign make the public believe 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

- SylvanAa Associntion.-Othce No. q
Pins third story. Open from 10 u A NJ. Information
Cheeriuy gwen The Constitution given. Iyi0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
,ALSAM OF LIVER WOnT.-

oALSAM OF LIVER WOnT.
Mrs. NJ y. GARDENERS INDIAN
3ALSAN OF LIVERWORT AND
has now been In e1ten-
i've use for the past fifteen years, and has
a'nga S5ea,ef reputation h than a9y Other
;oIls, Ph.hisie' @ tonsump,ion' e, .u @ D. Asthma, Asthma
Whooping Coughs, Bronchitis, and all
pulmonary Complaints. and diseases Of the
Lungs, aud affections Of the throat. Liver
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

TTNION DOOR SPRlNG.-ThoSe who regard
- comfort and particularly fond taking COLO oy
the door brg caelessy left would consult economy
we'll heah. BY hsvHg this desirable and much improve
whs,e orders NAY also b left have hero ADJUSTED 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

NOTICE-Su ficent is it in answer TO the Advertisement
t, the con,y that we not 9n,y naIs @ fT , po
here advertised but also have the genuine WARRANTED
Cast Steel oHs CoscEa Theh I "s. we warrant IN all re-
Aud as the said John Conger has manifested so much iee
ing relation TO our selling Tools that are not ms max W.
that the sad John Congr learned his trade with the father OF
said John Conger who gained high sruIa9n rom m r sn
proof Of the quality of Tools made By John Conser
We have abuad,nc and they do not require the name o
John Conser SO Attorney street TO make them alraoe
A liberal discount on edge tools, 10 merchsnts
The subscribers also IMPORTERS and GkNERA DEh
WARE. CUTLERY, SC. Sc, including very EfTEHsIyE
AssoRrMENr which they offer to M aho
Others at MARKET PRICES. OSb0hN y LII LIE
cL cfiA,Lns S'1I; o2 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

U- Health, Quiet, and Comrort-Ths Grs.
ham Houss IS BaTcay-seet New York proers advantages
10 strangers stopping few days weeks the city, such as
rarely Offered ssiby located on clean and HIJ
tiae VICINITY OF the principal steamboat landings les
eonyepieat and neat N!e is tabs supplied
cludng entirely Animal Food aud sinuans Of all kinds
Cha.ges moderate and every effort made render Boaers
comfortable. Shower Baths free Remember s3 Barclay
1ySu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

Complaints &c. No better evidence wanting show Us
wonderful efficacy than TO mention that 10000 bottles have
and avorite Cough Medicine that has been introduced
into the United states recommended by some OF
p sicians For further evidence OF ITS
efficacy see certificates that Accompany the d
rections. It superior other Cough remedy now in
genuine that thp outside wrapper signed by
the Pr prIeror, WIN BROWN Also, cspynght has been
secured for the label Entered according 10 Of Congress
in the year 1910, BY Wm Brown the Clerks Office Of the
District Court Of Massachusetts. Also the bottle stamped
- MIS- Gardner's Indian BalSam Of Lverwon and Hoar
hound"
For sale By all the Druggists Boston Dealers supplied
in Boston by Wm Brown Druggists and families BE- fur
shed in NrwYc b. A. b. D. Sands Druggists No. 70
Fulton ST. II East Broadway z3 Broadway Price 80 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

R@ JOHN GALER, lformery win !: Y.
eC.ssssy Tilyou. )-LADIES BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, IS Chatham street OaoIenln the above new o
becs respecttu solicit the attention OF h friends and the
public 10 his choice assortment of LADIES'. MISSES
AND. CHLDREN,s BOOTS ASD M SHOES, rs, Of City
corresponding with times Also good article OF Gents
Bows and Youths Calf Boots and Shoes-Lades Waterproof
Shoes aud complete of Ladies, Gents Misses
and Childrens' India Rubbers.
HAVING had several years experience in the business he
confidently nsurs TO purchasers the best description oi work
matship.
~ B-Boo,s and Shoes of every description made order
no tJenlst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

WASHINGTON ELIXIh:-A pure Vegetable
w Compound" Natures God has secreted in the vege
table kingdom safe and speedy remedies for al di.se
TO search for and discover these Is part OF mans allotted
most profound Of the ancien, philosophers has received
anorhr evidence Of truth and wisdom the discovery OF
the Washington Elixir which for IT'S many virtues may be-
csllsd (;odsend afflicted only necessary 70 say
of II thai hundreds Of best citizens almost
magic power IL thoroughly curing that ntoIeabe Of all
FEVER AND AGUE:c:The Washington ELIXIR is equal
v ecacious the of Cholera Morbus Bilious Choc
Disrrhaa and DyssnteIy, Worms and Dyspepsia tn.
Washington Eliz being composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances is OF perfectly simple and harmless
hongh unequaet for the rapidy and vigor with which
conpeis the stomach 70 perform the peculiar functions
qu,rsd in eecriug radical Of the above mentioned
diseass-one dose having unequsntly caused pena-
rent
The Washington Elixir envelopes containing clear sim
pie and directions for may be obtained OF D.
M GUlON lZ BoweTy, cor of GIsnd-st and OF r: y,
Moss Grand and Caunon-sts j. Wepduyer lii Eshn
Avenue; A. w Gabaud=a, 81 Sixth Avenue: Dr. K LssSe,
and Sd street; D. y Bu;ns corner 80 Ave
and 9th street Dr. a. A Field stoadws snd & lzh
street. Guinness 2s Sd Avenue. cnr.er ltth tfre Sd
Bowe5y and Broom. :sss 6iya1
Deromas Coz % Chatham street: Or Wm Cse foIhye' '
A L. Lo1nstuIy. MaahaaavLs' OE. ". y. WOE az mas
Lem. ~ A-a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

a CHEAP AMI REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
n SAPARILLA-Persons taking this, too often get mix,
Try 25 package Of Jonss Extract Of 3srsapanla
Candy hich contains eight Of the medical
Of the root Sold al the sign American Eagle S2 Chat
ham-strs n Y, is9 Fulton-sret Bo9kiyn 23 sfoad-
street Newark state-seet Boston; Ledger Bu dlngs,
Philsdelpbi.; 207 Kug-s,ree Charleston, S c. d20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

WHITE, RED Or GREY HAIR changed to
SaEk brown permanent black b. the Moorish Hair
De old at so 81 bottle the sim Of the Aerl-
can Eagle. 50 Chain y Y, 39 Futont Brook
yn otate-street, Boston, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia;
207 Knc-strs-t Charleston s c. d20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

q ECONOMY YANDFAoHlCN-Th subscri-
Der has reduced his superior Nloeskn Hats on
fur bodies to the ow price OF 81 . The above
m an elegant Dress Hat and will compare
with hats sold 81 aud s. Also constantly manufacture
ng Fur and Silk Of the best quality latest patterns and at the
lowest city prices.
B. Country dealers supplied by the as low, II not
lower than any other house IN this city.
wv. KELLOGG, 1872 Canal street,
of Thomson
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

A PLACE WANTED, either as waiter or gar
1deuer b. who has had experience both
.,rIr ~ sc7 Broadway dos 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

! A1UID ANBER.-Thls unequaied medicinal
- compound Is warranted TO be an efsctuai remedy "
scaids BUNS cuts, scrciua, tser, FcScn
saltrsu, scad head ulcers BARRIERS Jch and all diseases
Of the skln from whatever Il will also remove
oE taE eces pi!ples the 10 the com
peIon white delicate sof,ness that noisg else wi!lln
r and for cleansing and preserving the teeth ana gums, and
cleansing the mouth and throat OF fever Is unIr2
led For purposes OF the toilette, bathing, shaving sc. all
w supremacy very other aatiole used
II Wll remove paint pitch, grease. and the like
from silk Toollen cotton fabrics without The least aa-e
TO tha color No family OF idua should be w'houit
For sale, wholesale sud retail BY the PoprstoTs, John
street second tGor opposite Thorburns Abera discount
allowed those VINO buy 20 sell again.
a. WARNER & co. Sole Popristors.
ASESTs-53 Bowery; Broadway corner Eighth
6l Broadway corner Grand street. Bunker, GhanoS-5
street aud West Broadway; Coul, corner franklin and
Church streets Wm Robertson, Sc Baltimore street, Ba III
moIs; rockingham, Broadway, State STREET bany
/ w Newcomb * Co 305 River street. Troy: Hart, 27S
Broadway Chambestreet Mcclure, 100 Euton-st.
Bul etn Office Beekman and Nassau-stree;s Bros
Hibha-l. JOhu-strrpt sS
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asttG'F. HOUSE TIAN'S
GER MAN COUGH DROPS

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
l DAVIS city OF Hudson, Columbia county, Ny; and
for sale III this cty h.leSas aud retail BY
JAMES = AsP!SwALL,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can Obtain
n meals a, ~ John ST., payable dry goods groceries,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. q Spruce street, (Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMEN
BOOK BI n D E r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
ADAMS * HAMMOND,
lion Chest and Lock Makers

Merchants Bank, BosroS, Nov. 81, l8ll
TINS Bank have purchased sf H. c. Jones Of Newark ~ j.
one Of his Bauk Locks bcey II 70 b. uLor 10 any Lock
known 90 chem c. II. ELDREDGE, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

WONDERFUL INVENTION 10 force the
w growth Of Human Hair-Tria bottles nny 3shllmgs.
The of some Of most respectable citizens be
shown who used tins and found all 1t here stated
Call and them they certify at having used
Joness Coral Hair Restorative they found to these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

III WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE. HAIR,
STOPIr FALLING OFF, F,AND CLEA> IT.
1t positively makes the HAIR and keeps It in order
long time Sold the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chat
hamseet-prce g. shillinsgor at 39 Fuiton-stres
Brooklyn Stateseet Boston; Ledger Buildings Phlla
delthia: 2D7 Kiny.strset Charleston, S. e.. 100
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

COOD BOARD with or without rooms can oe
I I obt lined al % CiiffStreet. dig 2wH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

"a THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Just finished,
- the most splendid article offered the public
GS Short nap Aloeskn Hats, al the low price 50.
fine as those sold generally ST. elegant NutrIa Fur ats
So: also Imitation Moeskln Hats s. so 81 2-ver
Dress Hats. GEORGt. l. n bhOHN'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

II. c. JONES, Newark y Jersey
rJones's Bank Locks.-Erom among great
number Of testimonials the unqualified value and security
Of these Locks The following submitted the public
Mass. STATE PRISON, CHARLgsrows, Oct 49, 1871.
M H c. JONES Newa,k, y. J.:
DEAR SIS-la compliance With the request you made
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

Ia INDIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La.
new sty now first introduced the lghtes neates affair
offered being manufactured after an entire new
system well worth the notice Of the curious For sas By
do I'm HORACE. II. DAY. 81 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

Certificate Of Of the best Mechanics IN Nor l2rk
and do consider II perfect Of Workmanship IN all It's
parts hesitate to say that u my oTlaon Hi ge sn IS 3t II
without having lock apar, 70 dolt.
CYRUS -DURAND. Bank Note E.ngrsysr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER

A MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY Tor the
Scalds Feons Sal, Rheum Ague Frosted Feet Rh-u'ne
tism Sore Throat Fever Sores Hip Complaint, &c boxes
from 10 touI shiilnss
This Plaster has used with great for the last
years. and those who make OF ~" find very
full 10 their families as thousa ds can already tesy tna
Proprietor. l6s Woa,tersssst near Ii"usonstiee e.
Ivans, l76 Bowery E. H. TIpp, l67 Division street, Mrs
sanford of Hogs1on and 3
Mrs Reed Thread and Needle Store Fu.ton.st dl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

A STOUNDlNG CHEMICAL DleCOVERI.-
n In 1892 by the celebrated Vesprni the Italian Ply
scan who discovered that Italian herbs had the most
mighty power curing . -
such as Salt Rheum Scuryy Eesips such
as Fr.ekles, Plmpss. an, Mofhfw, ae,,
HEALTHY CLEARNESS.
Many persons .fd bsieye th yet II strictly true NJ
winch he called The Italian Chemical Soap This also cures
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

DRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA--Est established
ID 0years-approved By the Nedca FacultyIhe he propIie
tor of this invaluable medicine has received and published
many huned certificates of remarkable performed BY
this article alone many having been given aer
sole neG Of this article has basis which mitaors
cannot In all where disease has It's origin in
impure of the blood has failed TO restore the
afflicted health and happiness Jh- following complaints
which tend inevitably consumption give wayto It's all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30

Suffolk NIX, BosToN, May 25.h, ISi!
This cri th't On eNam@n the B,nk Loek & mfnniae ANU
much supero 10 any other Lock nave that W
have pu chased Of him and placed cur vaudoors u"
Locks addition five Others which previously o
the doors. HENR1 b SION II t5sS.deAt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

a new settler in what is called Oregon CITY.
on the Columbia river, gives the following account
of that couniry--slating also somewhat curously
.he true Yankee discontcntment of some of the
settlers:
"There is enough to live on in this
country. The inhabitants are generally
good farmers, raise large quantities of
grain, and haze from 40 to 100 head of
cattle 20 to GO head of hogs, and horses
without number. Clothing is cheaper
here than in Iowa. There is nothing to
be found in your stores, but we have an
abundance of, and at cheaper rate, as
they are brought here free Of duty. Moth
ing bears expectation from Iowa except
good rlhes.-They are worth about $50
IN this country. Good cows will sell at
from $40 to $50 per head.
"Sereroi Of or company are disatis-
J'ea nth the country, and contemplate
going 10 California this spring. For
my part am well satisfied, and expect
to end my days in Oregon. This place
Oregon City, is situated at tho head of
navigation, and at the foot Of William
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01
WINTER.

From a copy of verses by the Shepherd
harhondale, Virginia, published in the kucke
booker for November.
But no a flag Of truce hangs out
In spotess folds on high;
And the snow flakes wheel in light platoons
Through the dark and troubled sky
And now like the ghost of murdered flowers,
. They seek the earth in countless showers;
They fall on the mountains Glddy height,
In the dlrl; rayine they fall,
And DER the distant city's domes
They spread their radiant pail;
That beauteous snow like a winding sheet,
Is spread over forest, and field, and street.
On the storied monument it falls,
Blots out the studied verse,
And covers all, the high and low,
With one unscul plured hearse.
Methnks it lies more lightly on
The grave of the hroken-hcarteG one.
The fold of Paynim turban now
The village sprc doth hide
And see i. dresses the old yew tree
As gay as a bonny bride;
With an crmine-cloak it wraps the plain,
And shuts the blast from the growing grain.