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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
Farther Mexican Items by the Clyde nj
1Iobiie.


BALTIMORE, Friday, June 29-sPN
BY the southera Mail we have Mobile papers
which contain some additional items by the Roys
Nail steamer Clyde.
An earthquake occurred at Mexico on the 2st which
lasted for several minutes.
The State Of Jaaps was in very unsettled condiuor
and the Indian War was raging with increased violence
In Yucssn since the capture Of Baeslar, the indiAn
had risen en- rnssse and the Whites seem psrsyzed
At saltilo $50 deaths from Cholera had occurred II
one day.
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Markets....AlSAxr. June as-s P NJ

Nnrktts.. .ALbANl' g4ne - ! u
Reocipfs ritsss he past - honrs-FLcuK, s,ooo
Wheat 600 bushels CoEN, 3sooO-Therei Is a mod
crate demand Tor Flow, and the tendency is down
ward The sales are 900 tbls si4 ~ a.. Tor com.
mon STATE. and mixed Western, ana I 50 al O., for
straight Co In wHEAr there were sales OF 5000 Gene
see a. 26s Ssles ? 500 Bushels mixed Western CoAN
at Sc 500 bushels RYE a. sac, and 5000 bushels
Oar az &c lower
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Cbolern in PHILADELPHIA.

lHILApEIPHiA, Fuday, juno z7-F-N
The Board OF Health report 45 cases OF Cholera
and death. within the pas, % hours being an increase
of cases and falling of Of deaths since yesterday
Thermometer in the shade So.
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Its SAID thai The Government received adrces BY The
Asmoleus that Gen Oudlnoi had resolved 20 make grand
attack on the lln and would the City In
ali hazards We believe that there good authority for
this statement
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Proclamation Of the Triamvir..

TIE following proc asi.cn - - plnta,d e hon,s -
tie Sid, by he Ti4mfirs - -.
kansH1fo 10 culs q s'iscs f~rfy kels,.s -.
,gs lst>f kepuoaa 1snl-f G-sr O1.rot sts, -
aa, if-1la-ry - Yfsf-s Tcl= - esfs =
or h.ris sifsb fsy ka1s.si ,, -
ftte-, ,anra1--i Les pee y - soi
ra. - cig.-rs4 rTsa p irst 1sy - - L~,.
Car y SO shs sasFf II 800 Acesi -
frhr' sv-ry ttf- ih te F~afi -
rsa-utsr s.crsior,. al b rsssl - 80.
sfals sff-t ~ al 81 A. f va D. p 4sp-e'
e.. ~ n..lr-ars u ~ -L.l-Lr q. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
Maine Democratic Convention.

BOSTON, FUuAli juno 81 = "
The Maine Democratic Convention, now in SEES
sion at Portland has not yet settled the question as to
the credentials OF It's members No nomination for
Governor will probably be made 10 day The struggle
between the two factions s quite animated.
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TIE csao,-4s4 OF ari. q tn sth hal -
I;aGn Tyrol Il In open Ds1rfcrlon, anl nat t-rn.
have been formed he valleys ~ bfcsca and Dc
.e $780, Of Tarn IL ne Cd says thai kas
sia "a offered Tuscany ieSl " ~ aillqrt ~ -
whsch would enable gh~ ruscan Gov-rnrr1t ~ ~ll1rr
u.ahef OF Fxebec zerbs Issued hy M ats Oo.ef..
meat TIE sane PAGER sfAfrs hn lrrach vessels az.
beeu allowed % erler re port Of Ancoas, and ha -
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Th. Observation-Disclosures for tho Pope.

The acknowledgements Tor the rope.
Our Madrid advices to the llih inst The Senate
had resolved SdireS Of hanks 10 The Queen
for the amnesty which sic had granted
There report that Tie spanish expedition in Italy
was be reinforced 4oo with 40 horses and so
mules
AL the provinces we're Tranquil.
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Liverpool Corn ,Iarke

Oar Corr M.a-t to.g pfsy steady W. hsvs ~
few sorg r~fj. t- o. ts sfrea are sh-f va aol-
frn sell a. User pfc-s 1sn u-e ie :. -
-rs ua-kst Fqplss o. Amsnean "ae~t fouf
ID I.daa Cora OF Oh aescfpt4lls.
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Cholera In Montreal.

MONTREAL, Friday, June 29--?M
Three deaths end five eases o. alleged Cholera
are reported in the Barracks the latter are recover
ing There have heen also TWO three cases in town
but they not fatal. 1t is considered very doubt
FIJI whether there have been any cases OF the true
AliAtic ixne
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Friday June p
ALFRED MITCHELL, ss Consul TO Cork JAMES
uyNprsrsr. of Miss Consul At Lyons and WN. A
BxAprrY a. Postmaster AZ Washington City.
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srsAn.HIr CRs.eE,I CIIY-The weA.knoN

STEAMSHIP Crescent CIrr-The weA-kno"n
steamship Crescent Cry viii leave her dock Al
Pier No. .. y. r. a. O. clock this afternoon. she
goes drec: 70 Chagrss With large list OF passen-
sers. Returning, the C,ssccnf Guy VII touch al
Kingston, Jamsics, leaving that port on or about
The 18Th Of July. several messengers VIM De
disnstched across the IsthmGs with the mails.
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Bank Of France.

The rates Of the Bank OF France for he sst week show
a. iua1x Of specie in Paris o. Stcooocf with income
Of $4,000 notes out The credit 10 the Treasury ia
$4,000 more week and in other respects there "a
no remarkable variation.
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Toe market since the steamer has not fairly
opened, and the sales Of FLovX but 1000 shs e.
oct for Strait state and Western brands. In WHEAT
there were sales OF $500 bush Ohio e, 81 cts. The
news unsettled Com. and no sales Of moment tran
spired. There is no change in FREIoHrs
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BALTIMORE, Friday, June ~
Thare we're 4 new cases and death from
Cholera a. Richmond. Va yesterday.
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Incn Convention in Mime.

PORTLAND, Friday, June %.
Hon. Robert p. Danlap was chosen President
OF the LocoFoco State Convention BY reclamation.
Dr. John Hubbard OF Hsliowel was nominated as
candidate for Governor by ballot having decided
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Nfw.YOHk TRIBUNE
Cholera ut Richmond.

- For teegrsphic dispatches received m TINE Tor
Evening Edition yesterday. zee frat psse
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sfsr q today has Toe i1lIowlos cflsp pAIsSIsPu'
Tx PoPE AND PErERPENcE WI oe quite IN
necessary Tor - 20 repeal the nouee O. 'ne so--
-, Sr~ssv ne motives are enough, and enough
Known - .aauce al real aihccs an1 a. ne sincere
ard intelligent frislds o. scol or1er 1ne g 81 - con
q oAte 70 the rssf Of TIE car O. nrisl MO = -.
:, go - ,as,t-s SAKE Next sunday. thea. we are
sure he privilege ior TIE nIst time ENJOY WI
be accepted by great and small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

Nlssisslrri-The Loco-Focos Of Mississippi
have nominsted Gen. JOHN A. oUiTAAS, one Of
the heroes Of the Mexican Wa, as their candi-
5.ta f1r Governor.
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Liyerpool Cotton Market.

ularte trcay Ine sAe- ar from y
1900 5a-s iacsf- co os 80 Peasn 20
Mra hem. -, sfha 4d 49, 100 EfyplAn, h1d
st~i. slrs - - Sea lsant - lt Tie mAfast
-I,.-f " "A rlu.h s1irat.1
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T.,rsA % .ush ,ofi. nafirg - ircr tcisy Aos
as- he Fras.c- AL as Tor Co.a al Bresi-a
pauE psts 20 that eeing
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The H,5.rnia reached her wharf a. Jersey City
last evening about 10 o'clock. We received pa
pers from Messrs. WILMER \ Rogers aoove AZ
hour before any were delivered a. the Pos; OtHcs.
We learn from the Tunes tha. Mr. haunesaa
arrived at Berlin on the l2;h inst
Our readers will fad below fail details OF the
news from France and ltay.
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There 'ssrE tie uorr aat b. tsri - noi 81 a.
reeac-s prc-s Ile frs-sacios ss frGf - nps ~ ia-
INT HlI -
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IL n.rs-t TO-DAY s-at r-ssr. n'nna BE- Ai :
r. rrsiasr c1-i r- % cleA opeaas al se-.
Manchester Go DDS and Yarn Market...JrSE 10.
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The Proclamation Of Martial Law

o. the i5,a Inst he uaosS interesting prcerc nss &C
currsd Ttere have been Do si.nS a4t - -t--
- "a met i, -t- haresux ard 2 -1rsle member
b.rtr puf ossors A. % lae Of faris- N o~Ao1
Blrr0f asc-r1-l lr tnt-le, ana sal inHi ne -i.l- -
~ - sroustr "a s--cf urorocaion t. nora
M srrat 1riiaaou existed Ia Plns and r-rolt o-f
meetings place Grulps u reopa-- sd N~o-A-
fls-is L Uniform. fnrur1 fher-sr ard crs were
altered .fzilss The tuFrrnue1l Tie alfllr-cs Nefr
rca1y. sd means o. repressru prepared A 500 =
tie .ro1rs marched aga he Assembly tI-N Nrfr o.
r-r.-i: bu- u sa---cl1rs were -iie1-i -
y tch the pecp.c began % pa i-to eyeclc1 e ee4
every oriecI tss ARRIVAL q rspor hEt ire cTrlse a.
90 E-e uicieufY crave % cal f1r the sirng o. - As
seuhy a. prrss<>< 0r1sE PEVvl1e foT a. oax.rcs
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
nv THE srEAnnER HERNIA,

cAzxTuLIr FREFAAzD, eoNDENsED And AAAANSHO
ToH THK NKw-ToSx TAIsuNE-
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~
A Correspondence whiting froa Pans, nus A-ll1ss 70
The ,fafe OF he pa-tss u Us debate N O1on Bar
rot nav vel fhans Ledru Rom FOR Is powefl- 40
Had u zen -ss violent, Ire OOverure1t " Odd have
be-a 10 a minority. As =, tee s.rtofy ~ si-1i
me Had Il 10, been FOR he Vloencr o. Lem
Rolir and his firerds, . .s--e Ea.Dniy ~ot-a rave
supported The proposition tfous-t i.r"Aa os Al
n Ase ~ sert wtcf ia he following n- Terms H.
phea severe rehuke the Cabinet; re Legis.tl. E
Nafons. Assembly sdcptn- ne poeF q ne
Assembly invites re MlLis-ry o. c9i1il -i-eI ~ ~
TIER can Dc 10 doubt That he ciF-ion r-i"
se aepare-t larE-r--s o. The usl9iitt sAJNs l-al
strong feeling OF dsssl.f-cron sAss lie cc1-cL OF ne
Moersie party Is farther i,dl.aron VI la os-.l
uou A. the moment h-l II l1ers s2ck- ie ASCEND
wss excessively croz iel- A. so.1 as ~ lac l- 1-A
ing rocut 100 members 81 he Eo1rra'- n-l-l-- As
len ne Assembly. rot wishing % oppose &c --- "a
tiis c4esuo1. ard determined nrt % VOC - lA.o %
lfe-wesins Oli VI TX 81 member. Do fo-rl ~
v1ge1 for order 80 lie day sl- = aa-s- p ~ -
SCI cc1stsrsls --nl1er were. 80 cave a. 49,.
r-rrhefs DO. w1i- hey c-4rPrvfe ~ &c
uolcy oh.ccfrd Sci more 90 ne Florlcr g. - 80
iaenares Tie minority VI IS s-yvs ---- -ui- - a.
r The IA nicer OF rzbsrs 10 ef- t-e Ho-se, ne CP
= "a ~as CO ths occasion abr 70 -stsr l1fe votes la
On srv previous tIvis.ol h.teo i-ey cave e fs -
more han ls1 votes thsf upward u - 90 ne --l
R-uut lcar- voted - ne ninety AA-s-- ---1 -
vo.-1 azairsf-r- Government az Nm NO So 30
pare. Pierre Bouapzr.- Gen CaFeigraes BIO, b--
ehar Ferdinand &c LAs,eyre. }.cor Leane ia1 So
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Extraordinary Cure.

April 10Th. lea8. -Four miles north Of Chicago
on the road to M'wankiel Cook county, III.
Mr. Sloan--Dcar Sir: Tine Of nv hoYe~s had .
large bony ianionr on his hfcast hone. immedi.
niely under the collar, which famed him and
rendered his services Of very little vaiuc faith.
fully applied several bottles Of f,r Tayor's Nerve
and Bone Lnimeni, without the leass benefit. I
then procured Wiider's Celebrated Horss Oins.
msni, and used that until became fully sa:isf.
cd that it would never relieve me animal. RI.
nally, obtained box Of YOUR truly vslusbls
Ointment and in lees than 90 dsys firm the 6sss
application the tumor entirely disappeared nj
tho horse wa5 well. Yours.
EDWARD AansrRouo.
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Rxv. nR BARrHcLoxEw's Pixx SyRrr FOR
CouGus, Coins, AND All CoMrL ANTS or THE
I.uxos.-ln addition to the above, the inventor
feels constrained to add that this preparation IA
not offered to the public - . cure for d. conf
plants, but for coughs and oil conn laints affect
ing the lungs; - primary medicine he has not
known sny thing to compare with IL; although
Q long time in the practice Of medicine and much
among women and hldren. lie has every faith
in iss effects when tsxen in time, - tending to
. certainty to remove oil hosrsensss and coughs.
Il 10 often taken % long and frequently, % to
produce little nausea, and perhaps vomiting
which 10 oil the better. Every family who will
keep il and use il whenever cough commences.
will find immediate relief and . great saving Of
expense and many times life BY 90 doing.
Sold BY A. SAHOkas, Dsvcnpor. and BY VIZ
NoRRs, Rock Island.
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naked, tell into large fire Of live Goals and ives
burned sevcrcly from head to feet The best Of
medical aid and attention was gwen to the child
for four or five days without, any reIief-esch
days suffering increased all his gloans could bs
heard mt great d,ftance, nj which critical Ssri.
od one OF my neighbors recommended and pre-.
scented To me Il box Of Sioaas Oiatnseni, and in
s'han iiiecn minutes after the application Of
the Ointment To the aggravated sores Of the suf.
tering child, the pain ceased entirely and he
speedily began to recover Ny residence 10 in
Iiel, Township, Vcrmillion county, aud State u
Indiana. TnropoRr l. TAyLos.
Dated At Chicago, Angus, "a, I8a8
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Rev. DR BARrmoLoSEw's Plsx ExrgcrogAwr
SYRrr.-An agrecabe Cordial, and effective
remedy for Coughs Iioarscncss, c Ids, Pain
in he Breast, Influenza, Hard Breathing, and
Difficult Expcciorn,ion.
In Coughs and Colds, Hoarscncss, Pain in the
breast. and all incipent complaints that tend TO
affect the Chcs. and Lungs ,shc remedies are too
Numerous 10 be good. The following article ia
tor such purposes end 40 on expectorans has done
wonders; % great in fact, " to be nearly ircrc.
ulous. il 10 emphatically and positively sure
remedy in such cases, il 10 % pleasant 40 wine,
and entirely innocent. We do not aiicmp, 10
fool the community with any promise tina. i,
will cure consumption in ito latter stages, bu.
when II IL cirahc no remedy can reach sooner
or more ef!ec.ually.
Comssock & Co, New York, q Cortland. a,
solo Proprictors.
Sold BY a. SANDERS, Davenport and by VIZ.
NosRis, Rock Island.
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Davenport. Dec. 18th. l8lb.

CoSSrLL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR The
marvellous cures which have been wrought B
this al-hcnl,ng ointment, and the amos, incrcd-
,bc amount OF suffering which has been reliev-
Cd by are too we'll known by the public 10 nd.
MI OF any doubt OF iis wonderful prope fties in
subduing oil pain or suffering from burns or
scalds, and always healing in an incredible shor,
time, and never leaving any scar. If applied to
broken limbs they heal without pain, or soreness
II y snrc TO cure eyes that have been sore and
'nfiamed Tor years. by it old scars asc removed,
and contracted cords urc relaxed. Il reduces
dwellings, and stops mortific ,ions. Il heals CIV
cry species "f wounds, both old and new, aud
humors Of every description are cured by it,
Hundreds in tho city Of New York and in all
parts At nc ,:nion, wherever this salvc il known,
now stand ready to testify to its astonishing ef-
feet removing oil pnin almos, Immediately up.
on i's application. No family should ever be
without this salve.
Comstock & Co, Ncw-York, sole Proprie.ors,
and no Pain Extractor 10 genuine unless it has
their signature on the wrapper Of each box
Sold in Fonda, by J N Webster. Price IS CITE.
Sold bv A. SANDERS, Davenport. and by Wa
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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DRe. FRANKLIN, s.. SENATOR,
Capt. N. W. Lodriek. Captain Orrin Smith.
lie above we'll known boats will run
- IN connection during the ensuing sea-
son, between Gnlcna st Croix and 8, Peters,
stopping At all iniermedia ports. They have
both been thoroughly repaired and painted, and
arc admirably adapted 10 the trade. Freight
shipped from below TO the agents At Galcns, will
be rcshippcd TO any port above on either Of the
above boats, free Of expense for draysge, storing
or forwarding, and without dc ny.
The SenatDr will make regular weekly trips,
leaving Calcna every Monday q i2 O'Clock N.
and return on Saturday; afFofding persons an OPP
portuni,y 10 visit the Falls Of ST Anthony, with
out being out on Sunday.
The well known reputation Of their command
ers will be sufficient guarantee to shippers that
anything entrusted 10 their care will DO prompt-
ly attended to, and that no effort on their par,
will be wanting TO render their boats pleasant
and comfortable TO passengers.
AGENTS.
BIZ Campbell, Gafena.
NAPLES e. Zerkle, Dubuque.
J l. Langworthy,
u w Brisbos, Prairie du Chen.
Nelson Gilbert e. Co, Mouth Of Chippewa.
Burris L. Hurtxcli, Point Douglass.
Churchill & Nilsson, Saltwater.
II NJ Rice, ST Psuls and St Peters.
March %, l849-22.
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Popular Opinion.

Unpopular opinion - any criterion Of the worth
OF any article, we invite the incrednious TO read
a, cnss few Of the many voluntary certificates
that appear IN our columns respecting the greet
variety OF remarkable cures effected by the nee
OF "Sioan's Celebrated Ointment and Condition
PowdeTs.n
These remtdies no longer remain among thoss
Of doubtful utility, they have passed from the
tide OF experiment and now stand higher il rep.
utaiion and are becoming more extensively used
thsr'all other ssiiclcs Of the kind.
.uirhigan City JNssss.
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THE PROOF.

Extract from the Galcna "Norfk. Weasv1
Ga:ctlc.n
by the nsc Of SloaTs Ointment and condi,io,
Powder, ] have entirely cured Fistu!a on my
horse and otherwise improved his condition more
than 500 po. cent on tho cods Of tire medicine;
and COW which was 90 feeble a. TO be eonsid.
cred worthless by myself and neighbo was rs-
stored to good health and strength BY the uss of
less than half a package Of the powder, and u
now dong better than any other COW have.
VIZ vIMcsxr.
Small fox, May IL, 1913.
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Tremendous Excitement!
HAVOC TUndPxD DUa1gADi
POWER 4 JORDAN,
"oULD most respectfully in
w form The citizens Of Davenport and the
surrounding country, that they have just arrived
from Philsdelphia, with new and we'll select
cd assortment Of
CT Nc,
which having removed their Stock Of Goods on
Front Street, opposite tho Steam Mills, consisting
in part Of
Fine black and blue dress coats;
Over Costs, IS to 1900;
Indian Rubber Goats;
Sacks Of various colors, $500 to 1000;
And oil other kinds Of coats Of the beet mate.
rial, and made in the latest and most approved
styles.
-ALSO;--
A fine assor.men, OF CLOAKS, from $40
to 1900; fancy and plain Cassimer, and oil 9TH
or kinds Of Pants from $500 to 6,00-esery dee.
crption;
Figured Silk, Satin, Mcrno Cloth. Of sups-
rior cut and quality; TO which may be added, .
large and beautiful assortment Of
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts;
Muslin and hickory do:
Collars, Cravats; Handkerchief, susPsndsrs;
Carpet Bags: and vsricty Of other articles, too
tedious to mention.
ALSO, AsA fine lot Of
CLOTHS,
or various colors and qualities; fancy colored
and plain Cassimers Of various patterns: Vest
patterns, such - cut Velvet, Satin, figured Silk,
Alarscillcs, best quality. Flannel and knit un-
dcr-shirts and drawers, &c. &c. &c.
Gram taken IN exchange for Clothing.
OIL. J. would respectfully inform the
public that he 10 . practical tailor, having been
engaged in business . number Of years; and he
feels confident in saying that he will b able TO
please oil who will favor them with call. All
kinds Of clothing cut and made up TO ordet.
p. ].
Davenport, Nov. 10th, l848. loft
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ApsLrul, Ross Co. Ohio, Feb. 10, i848.

ApsLrnI, Ross Co. Ohio, Feb. 10, iB48.
.Messrs Kidd Cove wish TO inform you
that We have sold oil Of your Worm Specific you
left with 10. We wish you 20 send ~ some
more - soon % possible, % is hes given general
satisfaction here. We have many calls for it
since we are out Of the article. thas succeed
Cd oil oshsr preparations in this country and for
this resson Ne wish to keep supply on hand.
RE NJ A PATTERSON.
The above il one Of the hundreds Of similar
communications which tho psopriesors Of this
medicine ere daily receiving. Where IL has
b. % introduced ishss become the most popular
remedy in use.
nrror sale by Dr. f EASTERLY, South
Eat Corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets, Sc
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
States.
0rAlso for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
Agent for Davenport.
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Sloan's Ointment and Condition Po~dsv.
Have earned great name.
non purity, midness, safety, certaiu.
- ~, and ,horouyhncss, SIosns Oins.
n'e"t excels, and Is rapidly supersedinx oil
other Ointment, and Linimenss ior the
cure Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, Srf,itt,
bruiscs, Cracked Heels, Riughons, Wind.
Calls, Poll Evil, C.!Ius, Spavins, s~es,
ny, Fissulo, Strains, Lame ness, Send
Cracks, foundcred Feet, Scratch.
cs; Or Grease, Mango and
Horn Dis.empcr.
The Powder will remove oil infismma.
ton and fever, purify the blood, looscs tho
skin, cleanse tho water, end Strengthen o..
cry part Of the body, and has proved sovs-
reign remedy for the following diseases:
Distcmpcr. tiide-bm,nd. Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow wster, IoAsm-
nation Of tho Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise: also
Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Cosnplaius,l which
proves fatal 10 many valuable horses 10 ,his
country.
II 10 also safe end certain remedy fos
Coughs and Colds, which Gentrsto q ~.
ny fatal diseascs.
Grand Depot, 40 Like st.. Chicago. III.
W. b. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town 10 al
tho Western States.