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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.

at4 THAT valuable property commonly
S&SSfS*. known as the g Brock Farm con-
~Y*&* tanning two hundred and ten twenty
- three one-hundreths acres, more or
less with a comfortable dwelling house, new
frame barn, thirty-six by forty feet, twenty acres
under Improvement, with good substantial fence
around it. There is also fine stream of water
running through it Sufficiently large for Il saw-m
Said farm is in The Territory Of Minnesota, on
the bank of Lake St. Croix--about three miles
from the fourishing Villages of Saltwater on one
side and Willow River on the other
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber
at Buena Vista, St. CroiX Co., Wis.
May 25, IS49. J. BOWRON.
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New Works, Recently Published.

WOMEN of the Revolution, by Mrs. Ellitt
w Proverbs for the People, by Z. l.. Magoon
Action; or Circle of Life.
Life of Cromwell, by J. I. Headly.
Heroes of Puritan Times; by Houghton.
Expedition TO the Dead Sea, by Montague
For sale at the Galena Book Store, by
may IL 3-tf J. BROOKES.
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Galena Notwithstanding.
HEMPsTEAD g. wAsHBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Gaena, Illinois.
sD@ We have constantly on hands supply of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
May q If
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New Publications just from Press.

New Publications just from Press.
GOLD Mines Of the Gila--Sequel to Old
VI Hicks.
Parkman' California and Oregon Trail.
The Midnight Sun, by Fredericka Bremen
The Diamond and the Pearl, by Mrs. Gore.
The Caxtons-a Family Picture, by L. Bull
wer Iytton.
Man blade of Money. by Doug. Jerrold
The Marksmen of Monmouth, by Newton Nj.
Curtis.
London Punch, and Illustrated News.-Re-
ceived and for sale by (3-H) J. BROOKES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-26
WINNEBAGO AGENCY,

MAY l., IofS.
SEALED Proposals will be received by the
~ subscriber until the 29th inst. for breaking
900 acres of Prairie Land, for the Winnebago
Indians, in the country occupied by them north
of the Watab river; said ploughing TO be COM
pleted by the 10th Of August next.
Also, proposals for making 100000 Fence
Rails, and $4,000 stakes, one fourth Vt the same
to be made in the month of June .ext, and the
balance by the first Of December next.
Bids will be received for all or d part Of said
work, as bidders may prefer. Security will be
required for the performance of the contract.
The right Is reserved of setting aside the BIDS if
they should b1considered extravagan,ly high.
Proposals, properly endorsed and addressed
to the subscriber, may be left at the Office of the
commanding officer at Fort Smelling, or forwar-
led to the Winnebago Agency.
J. E FLETCHER,
May IL, lS49-2t3 Indian Agent
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DIR. r. r.. POTTS.

HAVING made st. Paul his permanent resi-
Il l. dence, will attend to all calls in his profess
sion IN town and country. He may be found at
present, AT the store of Mr. w H. Forbes Aft
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-26
LORRAIN 81 CO.,

LORKAlN ~ CO.,
W7HOLESALE dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Segars, and Glassware, No. Sc, Steam
boat Landing, Gaiena, have just received, and
will keep constantly on hand, which they will sell
low for cash, full assortment, consisting in part
as follows:
80 hhds N o sugar 10 tierce rice
20 bbls loaf do 10 chests tea
g 6 s. crushed do 80 10 lb bxs imp' tea
SO Sc Ii molasses so 6 lii IS s.
100 sacks super coffee 20 10 ID "YH C
90 bxs ralsins $4,000 segars from $50
Is bbIs pecan nuts $40 per 1000
10 {" hberts 20 txs Ne herring
Is 6 almonds 200 sacks C A salt
10 g Brazil nuts 20 do SB
80 bxs smoking tobacco Is gross PLAYING cards
20 g sup'r chewing do Is 6 matches
SO :" 10 lib ea nectar do 40 lbs wrapping Irvine
5'' Kentucky do do 100 rheams do paper
40 bxs mustard 80 bxs mould candles
casks saleratus 20 '' dipped &C
50 DIS stafcn 20 sperm
20 bbls mackere 2S's. star
100 bxs soap 20 bbls dried apples
80 g assorted candies 40 doZ broons
80 pepper sauce 80 bxs pipes
An assortment of Spices 100 bbIs vinegar
so gross backing 10 casks currants
100 kegs assor't nails sc. 900 percussion caps
% pDis cIdcheiS III dds lemon syrup
80 bales hops 500 bxs sardines
1900 lbs sup'r hams 10 bales rope
500 bbls rectd whislley 10 bbls currants
100 cam gin and brandy Is If pipes Cog brandy
100 C old rye whiskey 10 bbls sup'r Madeira
10 g S Borbon do wine
Is g sw't Malaga wine 40 bbls port wine
10 "peach brandy L" GO sup'r do
20 casks white WINE 5 pipes Cp'g brandy
10" claret Il bbis St. Croix rum
so boxes do 20 bxs brandy cherries
20 bxs asst cordials 80 &C Champ cider
S bbls do 3pipes pure FL gin
IL baskets champ.wine bills Slough bitters
cases absignett 2'' ess peppermint
A general assortment of Bar Furniture, Ocean
tiers, Tumbers, Wins Glasses, Jars, Cans, Pitch
ers, etc.
LORRAIN s. co. are also the only agents this
side of st. Louis for Hoes & MaItby's superior
Oysters-warranted to keep in any climate--have
constantly ON hand about 1000 cans
Galena, Illinois, May IL 1S49 3tf
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IN BBLS Oysters, Is doz Sardines. 10 doz
III Pickles, % bbls Pecans, in store and for
sale by (ma12) EDW. HEMPSTEAD.
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r. E.. BERGMAN & CO..

E' DCN0NAN q CO',
No. $50, MAIN STREET, GALENA,
.=-=-7~- HAVE on hand complete
IL n assortment of Furniture,
s = --A---1.-x{S consisting in part Of
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
&c &c Divans Cane Seat do
&c sc Dining tables 60 &c Rockers
sc 90 Breakf't do Common s.
&c sc Card do s. Chairs
&c Sc Bureaus &c Tables
So &c Work Tables Childrens' Cribs
&c GO Wash Stands So Chairs
Walnut and maple tables, stands, wardrobes
and dseks, and every article kept in well fur
nisned estabshment--al of which are manufac-
tured by themselves and warranted to be of the
best material and workmanship. mal2-3tf
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ID. A. III q l. vi f S

DEALER IN
RICH SILKS AND SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS,
OF all the new and various Styles and Colors;
No. l66, Main street, Gatena.
DONNETS-Ribbons, French Flowers, Arti-
I'D ficials. Parasos, Parasolettes; Rich Fancy
Goods; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, En,broideries, La
ces, Edgings, Frnges, Gimps, Purse Twist, Steel
Beads. ALso-Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
Shoes; Brussels, three-ply and Gne wool Carpet
ings; Floor Cloths, Atattings together with a
full selection of
PRINTS AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine this
stock before making their selections, as they will
always obtain at this Store, Zr}o the Choicest
Styles, at the Lowest Prices, Wholesale and
Retail.
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Land Warrants for Sale.

Z HAVE just received quantity of Land
4 Warrants, which | will sell cheap for cash
Saltwater may 10 Aft ii. l.. MOSS
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Standard Historical Works.

StandaTd HlStOTlaI " Orks.
MACAULEY'S History of England, volume
IvL l and s.
Prescott's Historical Works, vols.
Hullam's Historical Works, VOLS
Bancroft's History of the U. States. vols.
Modern British Essayists, vols
Allison S History of Europe, vols.
kussell's Modern Europe, 3 vols.
For sale by (may IL 3-t) ]. BROOKES.
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e. ID. WEST.

nEALER in Dry Goods and Groceries, Third
IL street, at the office of OlInsted s. Rhodes,
has now CD hand the following arii ces:-
z bbls crackers l doz Snathes
2 do loaf Sugar doz Scythes
o kegs Shot l d9z Forks
2 boxes mould Candles 8 bbls n. o. Sugar
z do Soap 90 kegs Powder
do T ID Pipes t0qr do
bbls dried Apples 10 half do
. do Almonds kegs Canister
3 kers Nails 10 sacks Rio Coffee
boxes Glass box chewing Tobacco
l do Tobacco | Dbl MolasseS
bbls Rice % bbls mess Pork
I half Dbl Saleratus Is do Flour
l box Tea Nay 26 5tf
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tfsEn THE Splendid Steam
IN boat DIR. + rankin
VES:S;:..::ft.- esyE:.s7NO. 2. A. c. MONFORT,
s<=<x14snaster, will leave st. Paul
on Sunday the 9th Of May, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-26
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

YNHE subscriber having the exclusive agency
l. Of that beautiful portion Of the town of 81,
Paul, owned by VETAL GUERIN adjacent to the
Catholic church, and extending from the banks
of the Mississippi, beyond the bluffs at the moth
of the town, offers for sale number Of slisib1s
building lots for private residences or buxineos
purposes. The portion Of this property bsypn1
the town line is now being surveyed into oat lofs
Of convenient size for suburban residences.
DAVID LAMBERT. !
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In connection with and over this Store, is the
NEW YORK MILLINERY AND DRESS MA
KING ESTABLISHMENT,
where are received monthly, the New YoRK
FASHIONS. All orders for Dresses and Bonneits,
promptly attended to and Fashionably made.
Galena May IL, lS49 3-tf
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NEW DRY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE

NEW DRY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE.
TENHE subscribers Gate of New York, } having
Il located themselves permanently in this city /,
would respectfully invite Merchants from the
Country and City to examine their large and well
selected Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Fancy
Goods, which they are daily receiving, and will
sell on as reasonable terms as can be had here or
in st. Louis.
They have in store and will keep constantly
supplied Gas th.y are daily receiving from their
partner in the East) with as large and well selec-
ted a stock Of the above articles as was ever Of
fered in this city, and they would respectfully in
vite merchants and dealers generally to examine
their stock and prices before making their purchas
es The stock consists partly of the following
articles:
800 cases boots and shoes
IS do fancy prints
% do blue and blue and orange
10 do ginghanls
do lawns
100 bales brown sheeting and shirting
40 cases bleached do do 81
10 bales brown drills
25 cases blue do
IA do stripe shirtings
10 DO blue denims
Is do tickings
10 do summer coating
10 do do pant stuff
With large assortment of cloths, cassimeres,
tweeds, birdseye jeans, Ky. blue, do, vestings,
canvass, serges, red padding, brown Hollands,
apron checks, alpacas, Irish linens, table do lin
en- drngs, hats, caps, and shelf goods; which
will be sold entirely at wholesale, and on as reas-
enable terms as can be found in any western city.
S. s. MERRILL, s. CO.,
3f No. SO. Steamboat Landing, Galena.
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5tillmater Business Dirertorp.

FIRE INSURANCE.
The Protection Insurance COMFY, Hart.
ford, Connecticut.
The undersigned is the Agent of the above Com
pany. Property of all kinds insured on as IA
vorabie terms as can be obtained in any of the
Eastern or Southern cities Policies issued on
application to Ii. l.. MOSS, Ag't,
Saltwater NJ T.
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III. r. McCLOSKEY.

WTHOLESALEG Grocer, Commission and For
w warding Merchant, has received direct
from ''Vide Pouche and Kaho,' the following
merchandise, which he offers at the lowest mar
kef Drce for cash
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Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent saltwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
carrGated genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs. Woodward & Dusenbury, N. Y. City.
90 P.Choutean, Jr., s. Co., st. Louis.
s X. McKensie & Co., &c
&c Hampstead s. Washburn, Gaena, III.
&c James Carter & CO., g Sc
ii. L. Dousman. Esq, Prairie du Chen.
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
Ii. Nj. Rice, Esq, 6 GO
Churchill & Nelson,
Forwarding, Commission and Lumber Merchant,
and dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.--Near the steamboat landing, Saltwater.
Morton S. Wilkinson,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent.-Stil!water, Min. Ter.
RErERE w. III. Seward, Auburn,
n. Y, Hon. Daniel Gott, Syracuse, n. Y, J.
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, Syracuse, n. Y, Hol. Alb.
L,ucon, Springfield, Ill.,, Churchill & Nelson,
Saltwater.
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TUTLERY-A beautiful assortment of table
~ cutlery, of all kinds, for sale by
dec 2 B. s. X.
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CT. 1)anl Business Dirfftorn.

References. RappOrts a.
Hon. HI. II. SIBLEY,
FRANKLIN STEELE, ESQ, ''""e''~
Hon. HENRY DopGE, Wisconsin.
% A. c. DopaE. clown
GEO. w. JONES, '""'
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John j. Dewey, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
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Joseph Brown,
Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing. the Up
per Landing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

There can be no doubt but that the refugees
will busy themselves in preparing for now rev.
ouion
The decisive attitude assumed by England on
the Turkish question has annoyed the Emperor
very much. He has caused Count Nesselrode
10 address an energetic note TO the English gov
eminent on the subject In this note tho emper-
or protests against this hostile demonstration in
tho midst of peace, and against the right which
England arrogates TO herself to interfere in a
matter which regards only Russia and the Sub
lime Porte. As to the difficulties which this AZ
fair may give rise. TO, the Interpretation of the
treaty between those two powers belongs (says
the noe) 10 them alone, and England ought to
remain completely nnc0nuectcd with 1t.
The Pairic also publishes letter IRON ST. Pc
tersburgh, OF the 9Th ult, which states that ex-
plantations have been given to the Emperor by a
courier despatched from Paris on the 18th ult
by the French government, that the orders given
to The commanders Of the French end English
fleets to sail to the Dardanelles were the resul,
OF misunderstanding and that, moreover these
orders were given before the answer OF the Czai
to Fuad Efiendi was known; the Car declared
himself satisfied with these explanations, but n
the same time ordered Count Nosselrode to com
municate his resolution to the Turkish convey
to the following effect The Emperor will no
admit that any power hns Il right TO interfere It
his differences with the Porte, either as regard
the refugees or the provinces OF Walochla dnt
hloldavla The measures respecting these prov
inc are to be mantined independently OF any
control of the Western powers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
Indiana EloQuenCe.

ladies' of Cass comfy. Indiana. to the Democrats
of Pulaski the orator of tbe occas ON is reported
to have made n speech. of which the following is
n mart
FE1Low C,r,zEYs.-Not alone in our district
is Democracy with ITS head and ears erect like a
oeese. but the whole world is on fire with Loco.
focoism. which is EIGHT and n half per cent.
worse than Milleris9. In France, where the
very bricks of the human sidewalk were down
troddsn and heming-boned by the cunning OF
Wmogory. thew now glory in being free
France! glorious France! where celestial SOUPS
are distilled from discarded boot-solcs, and tho
epierastrum is ttiyated bv the fraera of frogs
stuffed with garlic, is now a free republic MIR
&. famed himselfl Germany feels the shock tc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
Sweet Potatoes.

The following is Mr.. Timothy A. Bascom's
(oi Hnsdale, N. n.y. method OF cuitivutng the
sweet potato, of which he presented u fine speci-
men at the late agricultural FAIR:
There is us many specimens of the sweet
potato as OF the Irish potato. The Mississippi
yam is HE best Make your hot-bed IN April
Put foot OF horse manure fresh from the stable.
Cover il 9 inches deep with good loam. Place
the potatoes IN the loan or = inches apart, COW
er Them or = inches deep They will come
up IN two or three weeks. Care should be taken
rot to have the led too hot or too cold. Alter
they are up Two or three inches, they will do to
set out. Place one hand on the potato 10 keep
it from moving and pull the sprouts oil with the
other hand close TO the potato. The potato will
continue to shoot out new sets OF sprouts Tor
lhres or four weeks They will do vol from
the middle of May til the last of June
"Place your sprouts in drills 10 or II inches
apat- llte deeper than stood IN the hot-bed.
Let the hill be IL little dlshng TO mold the water.
Ii it is dry weather at the ,ime ofselling, water
them as you would cabbages. Prepare the soil
as soon as the ircst is out and the ground Is sui
iclenuy dry. Plow or spade it 10 the depth Of Il
foot or more spread manure broadcast before
j pluwing - harrow again before setting. Throw
the ground into ridges by turning two burrows
ogether. Set your sprouts ON the tops OF the
ridges. All that is necessary afterwards Is to
Keep the weeds down. II You pillow between the
rows, pillow from the hill tho FIRST time, and re-
move the dirt from the surface Of the hill with
The hoe. AT The last hoelng, draw lll,le earth
up to the hill, leaving the TOP II lule following
to hold the water. Care should be taken not IL
leave the vines covered with earth, in that
case they will prevent the growth oi the first set
ting. Follow these directions and you will have
a good crop. they can be cultivated in any
part Of the Granite Stale as well as the South
They will grow onnny soil where corn will.
have tied them on different kinds sandy loan
is tie best ! think they will be good crop tc
raise for mich cows. They eat them greedily
can raise double the quantity Of sweet 10 any
other hind of potato on the.same ground."-Che
shire Repub.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

DR.. CORBETT'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARlLLA
Effects XOmGpps

Read this remarkable case Of JOHN DAVIS,
SertoH If Rsp. Edodrd r. Taylor's Church. Boston.
tho undersigned, Sexton of the church hat good man,
Father Tavor, state the following facts, which think
should be told world born in Portugal, and
forty years oinge. My pureuts healthy and was not
afflicted by disease until the yenr 1915. was then
sling in Boston Al that time my skin hccnmc subject to
hnmui, which at last bad to alarm myself and
friends Severe and nbcossos developed themselves
large scars arc deeply imprinted on my foehoad 0ud
other parts OF my body aud by their oxcoation ndened
into tho bone. About wclve months since my allie
ons seemed increasing Deep seated sores ct the fullest
character cune out my arms head nnd even attack
cd my eyes. ! became weak, emaciated and unable 10
perform tho duties Of lilo for my daily bread Falling 10
cevo any benefit fem physicns who prescribed for
rosoltcd to tho Of various arsapa componnds, nd
vcrlised, with no benefit The able and distinguished
geon ard phsicap James Aver NJ d. Hanover stteet, who
had watched my at last advised by using Corbss
Shaker Satsaputilla.
happy to state that general health Is fast inn
proyng the sctOulous Developments on my head urmi
uni Taco quietly passing away and not until this momen
have had aoy hope OF from the grave. To Cor
betps Sasapari do alone attribute TIL amendment, II;
not until had adopted its use, (nnd this minute quaint
tics have for four yoars found any relief nom suffering
JOHN DAVIS,
Sexton of Rev. Edward Il. 1aylOr's Church.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
Cntest News.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec 3.
The Wing members of the House met on
Saturday, and nominated Hon. ROBERT c. WIN
TuRor of Mass, for Speaker, and without making
any further nominations, adjourned till Monday.
The I.ocos nominated Hon. HOWELL Com,
of Georgia, for Speaker, and J. w. Tourney, for
Clerk.
Administration. w. r.. King and Hon. Benz.
Fitzpatrick, who represented Alabama in the SEN
ate, at the recent session. by the appointment of
the Governor, were recently nominated by a Lo-
co Legislative caucus to the same office. Mr..
King was elected by 10 majority, and Fitzpat-
rick defeated by jeremiah Clemens, Taylor
Democrat, by 8 majority.
THE BosroN Internationally afternoon,
between ! and . o'clock, Professor John w.
Webster was brouu ht up before the Police Court,
of having wiully murdered DR.. George porklnan,
on the afternoon of the 23l ut Tho warrant is.
sued for his arrest was read 10 him by the Hon.
Franklin Dexter who appeared as his counsel,
aud by his advice and consent, he waived an ex
animation. He w0s then renanded back to jail
until the first Monday Of January next, at which
tine he will he brought before the Municipal
Court TO hear the result oil inc investigation OF
the Grand Jury in reference to the charge. Prof
Wooster looked about the slme as usual, appear
ing perfectly calm, without any perceptbe ogila-
ton. We understand that he asserts his inno-
cence, and does not believe that the parts OF d
human frame found in the apartments occupied
by hi II are portions of d.. Parkman's body, but
on the contrary, accuses Littefield of placing the
discovered parts where they were found, for the
express purpose of Obtaining The large rewards
offered, and duplicating hun (Webster) Alias
Dec an
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
rtp,NsbsNEBER.

Tho only original aud genuine WlSTAu5 BALShM OF
WILD CflERRY ini oduced the year 1885, und has
been well tested in all the complaints for which Il il RECON-
mended For years has proved more eiheacous US
and Cons unpon 10 lis ncplent stages, than any other
medicine. 80, 49, ,
Boston, Mass 10 the sole proprietor uI Tho original receipt
for the manufacture of tho genuine mololne and supplies
both ut wholesale and retail, OF whom agencies cuu DO
obtained, - .
Dr. VIM A. Shaw says, 81 wish heartily success to your
medicine. consider every cause oil arrest oI Tue atn
symptoms Of pulmonary diseusa direct tribute 10 suef
1g hopeless IRE these cases generally hut
always justified IN using my remedy whch
has signully ben, fitted ohos One hing Is cofain-ne
nubc have guaranty that patent medicines w gsnefaiy
be sustained only just long as they are well prepared ano
continue To relleve." - a. ,,.,
in more recent letter no says-"As Ws,als Balsam Of
Wild Cherry Is the only patent medicine TO which have
over given NV public Recommendation, shall not be- sus
peced BY the candid Of giving rush OF peetao tetlmo
nv as 10 what have sean and head VI lite ehec's"
| u genuino, signed l.BlTTs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
Cambridge Critic Market. NOV. es

Reported for the Boston Daily Aivnitisen
At Market $50 Cute, uhout Gecvos ard 45O stores
Prices Market Beef-Extm 5000 per ewt. lst qualify
S. 20, 2nG quality $3.50 Sd quality 81.
Barreing Cattle Mess 80 51 No. |, SO 90 No. Q, $3.50
Hides / &C. Tsllow Sc per pound.
Stores Working Oxen $50 Go. CT, 20 Is. 50 aud 20
Cows md Calves $40 81, 81, o. 30 and 81; YeArngs
s., 49, II Two Yeats Oh, Si0 -, H. aud 25 Three
Yours Oh, sl2, IL 81, u, 80.
Sheep aud Lambs 3l00 Market. Ono lot Of 800 sold
81 rs; one lot OF lao sold at 81 81 two lots of go tho
other of 800, sold s. 5O small lot sod at IS each
other lots ni Sl,l2 ., and 80.
Swine 10 / 9 c. retail IL to 3-ic.
REMAINS. Tho Market remains tbs Mt last
quotations Number in market is less than any time io
the last ten weeks.
II Cars tire Fitchhurah Railroad and 10
the Boston Lowell Railroad, loaded with Cattle sheep
aud Poultry.