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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
New BEDFORD On MARKET September "a Sperm
We have no transactions in this market to report
since last The last sales ut lis which
price holders remain firm We understand that sales
Of two small cargoes by Provncetoxn whalers. were
made in Boston at liz cts, cash Whale The market
quiet and We have only to report sales Of 800 bbs
w Coast at As cts 200 bbls de at 40 cts, and 500
bbls do at a price not made public Whslebone-ls
In good demand, and prices tend upward We notice
Gales Of $500 lbs South Sea at IS cts Candles
Of considerable parcels the first Of the week at 81 cts
per Id. holders now demand 34k eta
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Sept 7-Sugsrs-Haf and half inferior to
ordinary and q and % common and good 6X and
So and 10, superior and Horetes aud IL and IL
Qusbrados: inferior to ordinary q 6H, common and
good 6I q T. superior and foretes IL 81; Whites ::
inferior and ordinary 9h, common and good OK =
TO- superior and foretes nominal; Cucuruohos: ord-
nary and good 81 So; Muscovadoes, none. Conees-
Prime. none; I'd quality S6K oil Sd do 6h 8; Tr-
age. ordinary and good, az Az. Rics-U. s., 1Ox .
ii per aroba; other kinds 81 10 per aroba demand
Flour American, no demand, Lsrd-Bosten and
New Orleans, 12h AJAX al. Msize-3k . AZ Pots-
toes-None in market. Exchange On London, 60
days, IA . Is prem New York and Boston, q 3k do
Freights-To United States, RS per box Sugar; 4rs
per bag coffee; . 10 per hid molsssss.
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SSSS's:: ::
"bs,s, tc%ssr b' ~, FssiS sErs@l Meyer do
nss5gy I Dihes,s S'',ns I'M Benson CO.. Isaac
srls-r.rue'O tssrd gra. LeshOrn, Boyd Hinehen;
sei1-Iisancr Batch iGsr' Grenada NJ Yecrssiy Co;
Lsteiis FsrT, htws,ern = sfhsi Leroy Pose Alex
Ysry Jsss prPsy' tissr,ond; WIN Jenkins vsadsr6i,t
tri Csmiiidfe Lacy. do; Ellen kodman. sherman, New
,sieeI f-ussian. DsJ,os Midas, Quincy. and wliAn.
Arrived.
Psehs sir Isae Wright, narsha, Liverpool, Sep. 2 with
70 aEfS c ass S 81. s.s G s a' ard
siip saf,sttr, nish-s Bavrc % days with mi,s and
/ ~ steers. TAsssngtrf, 60 We master. 49,
r p,,S sss 20 o we is , s f9 I ISa asa
'. ,2 ~ OF r''s iS% S" 1 L A.g
/ lowed % N. NTH > slsh; me sspsrienesd syy
,.rs;eln. raasopss yard sguns rgS beat starred
ohervs dsHtssdi also issolvsa sondsrstl damage a
H.Ti sssss e,l,ssr Tsinisaa de Cuba. Aug II. with
ls'i sins Eers su,ssst,n. scw Orleans. 81 day., with
tttacco, Nc, 20 Tnemrlon urricr
b.r Eassri, sIyd'sn. ssvasrsh, y dsys With cotton
NJ ig.uI slasl Knhos'. Lesh'sr. 81 days with
bI h,h,,is. lNsg Sser. I'sAo-n, - days. with usr-
To-. 20 totssiiaat ms with sss s.aehst. stove bull
b. Hsnry BTsk woOdside jamaica 81 days, with rum.
lis hsis,s Si@Pssn ns,sr5s. Sep. 10 yl.s .u,ar ss,
PIG Jesrh tof T5cmas,snl kesr. sssY'd Island, ls
10 ,Gls spclshrsAM from Boston Tor savannah.
Rr IeehcIs hsndusl savannah. Is da,s wi.h ton 81
on istb, soib ssd 2is,.
Brs lo Bos,onl MeS,,r Baltimore asy. ~ih
B af fS Ts b.nsr SS .'T viz GS sss
n
ssSr Forrest Snail. Ddlr. Hon, 20 dsy. with mshorny
beari's BY ~ miles spoke brig WIN II Buck, ~ days
S% is a' i sS .is
20 s:s., ss ssss .ss ss.s 70 gsaS H S.Iss.s
AGs,sy ,', ',,' ms
sr;s,: s::s ;sss ,s s.,s, ,,,,
ss ,n. Asr sSrs' sSr G sS
schr Mary Powell. Williams, Wilmington, N O. days. via
sshr xicnio Thoms, North csrOlns. sd.y. with naval
sehr Aisrc Hudson. Wilmington. NC, Sssys vita naval
sehr olive Brsreh, Phillips, virsisis, as.ys
scir Thomas Mead, Colsmsn, virsinis, days
sss s si'' hSisn bssI.. . RisSnos5 is
shr ch.Snsssy 8, John gopsns nysu sd.
sesI TnHsnry, Cor, irsinis, 7s.ys.
sssr s...n issSs.r smith ssS's i sSss.
ssSI SS:,sTs; ssS. .ss hss%.s
ss shr yI,s joh., cold R,ssn ona sdsys
sshr Diamond. Dsyi. Bsi'i@op., sssys ''
Sci, rsr{ JAMS, rO, Newark, win cement for TIE
Seer J.m;: ee'.s.r pususl.. cro,On, With set. f.s
Sleep Convoy sesmsn, Hs,ertr.~ with brick. for hs
oog Bell, valentine, Staten Iasss with sad. sor VI.
ea,. r.hu u.u..., g.. I...-..,
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COLUMBIA HOUSE, Phila Sept. 10, 1sa9.


Pennsylvania politics at skies and In this
oity. There IL . regular Rough and Ready" candi-
date for Mayor but the have regular
didste out Jones being put up independent The
natives held meeting last night but effected nothing
Doubtless, the Sken Smith division disafocted,
though IL IL supposed the Ashmead, Shoemaker and
Levin branch of this faction rally disposed Un
Ill the various elements therefore. in Phadel phia
uume some definite plan Of action 1t Is impossible to
guess at the result Of the municipal contest
Regarding the State election for Canal Commission
err the great parties throughout the State appear
to have taken up earnestly each their respective
ddate; but the popular cry Of Buena Vista, and Old
the election of cid Zack and the Canal Commissioners
having but little to de with the tariff question, 1t IL
evident the wings will have hard fight to succeed, and
equally evident they are apprehensive OF defeat The
efices pretty much divided out there many
disappointed expectants who, not having been blessed
with even sop In the pan cannot be expected to do
much for those who eating the saussges. For in
stance the present Collector may be just
ito he peAses for the adm istrstion, but how
the dozen disappointed applicants be expected to de-
vote their nights and days to the good cause whom Ii
has done them good whatever' The thing Is pre-
posterous The offices divided and the patriotism
of the stumpers who stumped has Of fzzed
out John C. Calhoun has given the right definition Of
the public plundsro when this cement Ia exhaust
I'd, the bricks won't hold together.
We suspect then that the wings will find their vote
for old Zack cut down most horribly In October They
might still do something IL there members to b<
elected to Congress, Legislature to be chosen, Il
elect Senator; but all that was accomplished las
year. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
Our Albany Correspondence.
ADbANY, September 70, I54V
The Wing State Convention The Pro5able Candidate
Schemes, &c, DC.


The Wing State Convention The Pro6able Candidate
Schemes, &c, &c.
On Tuesday next, the Whig State Convention as
snbles, when you may look for OF those whole
times that have made the gathering Of demo-
cratic friends 80 interesting and exciting The
opponents Of " stramobium /" wish for entire
State ticket with the exception OF Christopher Morgan
the present popular Secretary Of State Weed insists
that they shall swallow the old ticket again, without
any addition alteration Whatever Beach the present
Canal Commissioner sons excepted and 1t Is not yet
certain whether he will consent to the
of his head The whole depends Schoolcrafe says on
how the boys conduct themselves other matters.
As tub to the whale - peace Offering Weed
staE ds ready to sacrifice Beech but peace Offering
only. Should such be the case the successor Of Mr.
Beech will probably be Priest, OF Herkmer, of
good character, and orthodox believer In " the
Trinity Of the Journal" Weed, Dawson and Seward.
Among the names that :" the boys ~ would like to
have nominated 10 that Of Crosby, Of Duchess for
Treasurer; for Attorney General either A. X. Hadsy,
Samuel IA. Hammond, Henry Wheaton Samuel
Stevens Stevens a. at present Adjutsnt General;
Hadey you will recollect, Speaker Of 1.-The House u
last winter; Hammond is our District Attorney q man
of fine talents, some honesty, aud great enmity to
Weed Seward, ana the snuh takers generally; Whsa.
ton Ia aRex District Attorney. Member Of Assem-
and rather an extraordinary That the boys "
will be eratihed however IN any of their desires
ther questionable. Tine, however, will determine.
O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

MISUNDERSTANDING Tenneseee-sr n r wadey s,d
lady hirdes and lady; Francois end lady; John Ives
snd sdyi Stevat sdy, children and servant Rrce
and lady Gardner snd sdyi Mr.. MACK ard dsushssr
M Azores, Mrs Sbaff Nre Fayson; Misses Mills Gaiistna
y Robinson, Durham, ID Gardner. Cons, G seymour, A
seisny pp,'n y y seymour; pe,nsm. Mcssrs crane.
Jp,s!h Bre.n, HrIl z,en,ry. n serry.- Lorias
kumfoid, Marvin. VIM Robbins, A y White, . n
Jaehson Gee IcEsn Bos,vick, James Seymour, A q
Hcrehorse, O~e- MURPHY Frances Golden, ruris uidsr
gtsrdlsr Bsrry. n,thsld, Isar,io-, RRsdmas. wm
yennings, Turner Philir kesr, " warrr w Jincna
y !i"le Stewart Chandler Smith, WIN Hsrdenbr,ek a
hecle nu,aon. Reid. Luce. A Oids w z
= LANE: ,sssnry chureh John rarsSi.y
Isnc fsfetsoni Chas Iefmsn Geo reansn 4 Goer.Ps.
Srvess brewn Ferd, David 0 wilson, Tbes ps,d r
r.yes ~ forc NtfbiA James iloir r nv.
~, b. shay Baldwin. WIN Gsuiden yoLn uir9,
"""r' 'spt smith and ~ privates, U sA; Is stesr.gs
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rIov,m.nt. or y,div,.u.i.

Chevaier Hulssmsn, charge a Afaires OF Austria 70
the United States has returned TO Washington ha wing
paid visit to bis own country
Hon. Abbott Lawrence United States Minister to
England. wife and daughter, sailed yesterday for his
miffion IN the Europa from Boston.
Herr Kicker the German patriot, In Detroit on
TIRE 21ft inst
Edmund Flagg private secretary 81 tho United States
Nlni.tar 20 BeIln hn- lnfl mi. city TO- The Wet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Oscars % A THsr Yesterday afternoon. Mr. John
Wilson 81 the Independent Police arrived in this
having in his custody one Albert Ward whom he
arrested in New York. upon an executive warrant.
charging him with the larc'ncy OF s4O0 the property
sCbsrlestown street Believing that Ward would pro.
cure bail this morning VT WIlson permitted him TO
lodge last night ~ 81 the hetes fremont street
rather than sal jeet him TO the OF MIR Andre va
keeper ~ Leverett street jail This forenoon MIR Wit
having business sbut the city TOOK Ward into hts
until Wards friends arrived aud furnished the
tite bondf Mr. Wilson bavirg occasion ~ step nto
certain cfhce left ard In the .sgon while he sot out
TO tfsnsset his business IN ssd ofoe Ward taxing sd
~ MIR Wilson's sb,cenoe, left the wagon aud
has MT since been found. reeard " $50 has been
nered for his pture BOSTON Journal Semi Ia IUe
has since b., N rccs pturedl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Tvs LsIr EQuIsecuAi sroRa-The Norfolk (va)
s9rrus 81 the .2d nst sys:For the last forty eight
hours We have had decided manifestation Of an eouI.
nocial storm the wind accompanied with rain, blow.
ing With some degree severity from the northeast
II IL subsidng at pTeont Fears are entertained how
that the shippTs the coast has not Jared so
well In consequsnce q The weather, received no
Southern mail on 1bursdsy evening and none freq the
North yesterday
letter from Owsscs Lake. " Y, under date of the
23d inst says Last night came on the equinoctia
storm aud " has Kept us all In doors today At the
present memeDt the rain descepds and the winds blow
heavy gale. and trss are in great demand. a post
script written yesterday morning addsAfter storm
pi thrtJ.sir hours Ne bsv- fine clear morning.
The syfscute. N Jo,unnl Of the Gath inst. says;
tusr an eastsrly wind and pleasant weather for
Der Of days the eqniuoctsl set in saturday Vas
showery during the day and night, with more thunder
and lightning than we have experienced before this
season II was cloudy dri1rng misty day yesterday
but the storm II probably
The New Orleans bee. Of the 18th inst says We
learn from ssentemsn vhe arrived yesterday the
n w. Pass that the ra,er on the night Of the 18th
inst IS inches deep the floors Of houses at
the pilots station at the Pass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

frees line take passengers from this city to Pittsburgh
and ssoe In tive days and . half thus gaining
twenty four hours by this additional railroad link
The and packet boats costly and comfortable
the agents attsQtive tire low (oniy eleven dollars
and the eating and drinking unexoepttonable Such
have tssts for the sublime and beautiful and have
money enough and time enough to crafty that taste
who love to gaze oil, that 10 wonderful In art,
RAgnncent In nature should pay visit to Pittsburgh
by this route The lordly SusquehannAh and the bold
scenery Of the Junists be gasod at with
stonishment and admiration, even by one fresh with
rscollections of your glorious Hudson
An hour cannot be pleasantly whiled away than
by visit to the Art MON Gallery in the upper part
of Chestnut street The saloon IL not large but 1t 10
ntted up in excellent taste and the walls adorned
with many good paintings ~ the moderate means Of
an infant society could On fine mornings 1t IL
pretty well filled with ladies who drop in to rest them
selves and to look at the finest pioturss-of course
chose In the most snowy frames An old lady was
pointed out to the other day, who gazing at
very small oil painting, through very large tin horn
although the shady side Of sixty and her avoirdu
PODS not less than hundred and eighty she 10 con-
noseur In painting and an amateur In dancing and
singing Last year she proved herself to be- not the
most graceful, the most active pupil OF q celebrated
professor of the Polka and this shss taking sing
tDg lessons of one Of our most eminent msestros.
The Socialists all dead yet for, within few
weeks they have raised their hesds in this meridian
opened their lips and put forth plans showing the at
fractions of labor when cemented by the bonds Of
nunism. They have made large purchases Of real
estate In the districts and In trea
ty for a farm In Chester county. The "inoonstant
phalanx" 10 fast filling up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Psspcr TO rHs PoIpIo.L OrrsvDrRAhr H,v.ra. -
The Caces Of the 1st int publishes thu Of gene
raj amnesty lately Issued by the Spanish government
from Which we male some extracts
general pardon IL granted for all political offences
committed anterior to the publication of this decree
such offences have had for their obi the
separation from Spain ~ any Of her colonies.
Those who wish 20 take the benefit OF this amnesty
are required 10 present themselves 10 the competent
Muthorftes 10 take the oath Of allegiance within
month from the date OF the said decree but In the ul
ira marine provinces they can present themselves
within one month from Its publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Of pork to all up engaged for Liverpool 1t ID per
tbi cotton worth 75s per bale, aud heavy goods
duh previous rates liquids taken Tor the Con-
Bors-Ssles 40 bales new hops ut 1lc- which was
lower.
H.Mr-Sales OF Is tens of American dsw-rottsd were
made at Sl66 $l10 and 30 tons Of do do On private
terms
LEAp-The sales reached 200 tons Of Spanish at -
Tk. mos rs tons English at 81 3d. cash; so do ct
81 20 mos; and so do at 81 SIX, o mos. We quote
bar. sheet slA pipe at 4Nc cash
MoLAssEs.-Ths sales included Cuba Mussovado at
Csc. 2pc; clsyed Cuba 1T &c 29c Porto Rico ct
SAC New Orleans 1T zoe $780, and New Iberia ct 2Sc,
months.
PRovIsors.-Pork-Ssles Of some TOO bbls prime were
made at So 37 but closed with sales 1t So IS
better, with sales Of about 400 bbls at $40
06L Sl0l2h and now held At $40 1SZ. Beef-Ths
sales reached about 200 bbs at Sl SO $l2 for State
and Sl2 % $l2 60 for extra Ohio and Chicago Prime
nominal At 50 50. Cut meats without change
and dull Lard-Sales Of $50 bills made at DC
6Hc Butter and cheese were plenty and prices favor
cd the buyer.
RicE.-Sales OF 200 casks were made ut IS CIV
SUaAN Tho sales to-day Tesohed about 200 500
hhds including Cuba Muscovado, at 5Lc., aud Porto
Rico at 6Ha Holders Of New Orleans were un willing
to meet buyers At current rates. and sales of
meDt were reported
TosAcco Sales of 90 hhds. were made market was
rather heavier and easier
WHisKEv. Sales of 100 bbs Prison were made at ESQ.,
and small lots of Ohio ct 27Ao drudge was quiet 1T
zee and time
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Lvrnroot-racfet Ship lease wrirht-we~rs wanr-s
tteerage. w. - ~ " "
L,v,nroota Ship shannon-xr Nsviins and LADY, Bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

TIE INDIANS or FLoHIpA.-PaosPEcr oF A SETTLEMENT
DIFFICULTIES The Savannah (tia.) Republican,
Of the 18th instant has letter from Tampa Bay under
date Of the 9th instant which says-By Bowlegs the
chief al the SenBoes cent in three who met
Captain Casey, of the u s Army. ut Sara Sofa the
3D. instant The runners ssd that Billy had heard
with regret Of the late murders and told them TO say
that Captain Casey would meet him, he would be able
to settle the dc uly to the entire satisfaction OF the
white people; also to say that Sam Jones had sent
runner TO Billy with the Of the first murder,
on Indian River the 18th Of July committed by
i've young Indians (Scminoes). who reside the Kis-
simme River Of Nhom H. OUTLAW and who desired
20 make for the purpose OF saving himself from the
Indian law. They suaiued that eide Of Florida tin
the 10th, and then crossed less than DAYS
Peas Greek nnc committed the murders there party
del ateheo alter the first murder, arrest them
but reached Peas Greek thu day the murders there
Immediately Their sitter The 1--WE murderOrs were over
taken and captured The chiefs sil dsown and regret
ths murders and all the Indians TO hosti
ties Broken sticks exchanged for council with
shs chiefs at Charlotte Hsteor the 18th instant
Thus affairs stand. There have been so many
fhlfe rumou Of Indian rgus that am indeed 30 send
you this plain ttatmc4t which you may rely upon as
IL ~ derived from the best authority
1be zane prper Lss O letter from st. Augustine
under date Of The I7th instant which fsys- we have
inie genee from Tampa Bty 10 the effect that Captain
Casey has succeeded 70 heFiag interview Win the
Indians tDo they have Appointed TO- the 18th
instant, TO have a talk With General rRiggs Billy
BoElcgs 10 rs Understood is willing deliver up 10
General Trigps the Indians Who committed the late
outrage. The result u he prccd Interview
GtnCal Tuigrs aud Billy Bowlces viii b. looked for
With the Gr,Gost anxiety rs much depends thereon.
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ClrTrRr or CArr RouaNr ~ THE PAr.qostAxs.-
The NV Belfofd tNass) Mucurp. Of the 24ts last
hns letter from Va parsiso under date Of June III
giving the foloWiug aco1pB'.of the capture Of Capt
Brown, Of the schooner John Ailyne, by the iasgo-
mans The letter 1t n o'clock on the night II
April Goth re anchored 90 posFa sion Bay. about five
miles from the Nrft nsTrows The next DAY, the tide
not tstyug uutil about a. " about half OF our com.
Isny vent Oh fhure euufinr At 10 4. NJ they re-
turiod and said the natvrs hal deer which they
wished 60 barter for tee nd tDbscco, ami they want
cd g. zee the captain Pr that purpose capt Bourne
went on sbce. ard leaving 70 take care Of the
beat, the other that g. three besides Cayt B1urbe)
got On their h'i srd wfIt tack With them 20 their
eDcampment, about tao miles. Our men thus
eeyaS ID when hey attached by the natives and
deprived Of tLcir cuus and ammunition Capt b. and
one other bs"ud aud the remaining gwo were
robbed bot not dCtalncd. \ few hours sfcr they 70
leased he man who with Capt telling him that
could have the plain BY paying twelve bottles OF
rum one bag 81 bread and twelve pounds Of tobacco
The articles nHmsd we're accordingly sent shors
With tro boa't' crews we'll armed. where they found
about $50 natives. al on horseback lie halted the
boats, and tod them "a pay the ransom. and by
means 10 tre into them. The i'm medis Ay
paid when the chief aid g. hsd not been given IL him
ard be would not give hin up As Il was blowing
gale The boais did ne, dare stop any longer aud they
cane very near being sWsmped In getting board.
The sale ipcreaiitg in severity. the schooner was
forced to make fil aud set out Of the straits, being
abort OF wood aud water.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENoE
Port Of New York, sept. ~, 1919.


See general column the latest Marine Ines encs
nv tales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

Five hundred ana thirty seven emigrsnts arrived al
ON the cath inst
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3 allied.

SHIPS vsksburg. Berry New oeanG Tennessee s). Cole
Savspnsh Camden bark Isaac Mead Savannah
briss Unicorn Bril- and Hiram; ana Others.
Bark beden, Merrill before reported BY the renAss
sse which sailed hence for Turks Islands about the 9Th
returned to the lever bay last asht dsmasted W.
eeived the above inform alton iron Capt Hsxar Of the
steamer c Peu.l
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19
The Suffering Child.

hereby certify that one Of my children, wheu
naked, tell into large fro Of live Goals and was
burned severely from head TO feet The hest Of
medical aid and attention was given 10 the child
Tor four or five days without any relcf-eaci,
days suffering increased till his graans could b.
heard ut great distance, at which critical BEN
od one OF my neighbors recommended and pre-
sented TO me box of Sloon's Oiatmenl, and in
less than fifteen minutes after the application Of
the Ointment to the aggravated sores VI the su(-
ferng child, the pain ceased entirely and he
speedily began 70 recover. NV residence IL in
llels Township, Vermillion county, and State Of
Indiana. THEODORE l. TAyLW.
Dat. d al Chicago, August %, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19
Extraordinary CuYe.

April 18th. 1910. Four miles north Of Chicago
Ion the rond to Milwaukee Cook county, III.
Mr. Sloan--Dcar Sir: One of my horses had
large bony tumour on his breast bone. immed;-
atcly under the collar, which lamed him and
rendered his services Of very little value faith
fully applied several bottles Of Dr. Tay lor's Nerve
and Bone Linimcnt, without the least benefit. I
then procured Wilder's Celebrated Hone Oins.
mens. and used that unit, became fully ss:isti-
cd that il would never relieve the animal. ri.
nslly, l obtained box Of your truly valuable
Ointment and in less thnn 90 days from the fra
application the tunor entirely disappeared snd
the horse WIS well. Yours.
EDWARD Aanxraoxa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

More than fifteen years Of unsivalled .uccess
in the cnre OF every variety Of external Diseases
and injuries such sprans, bruises, cuts, busnsv
cufnneous eruptons, sore lips, sore breasts, chap
ped hsnds. chilbIains, biles, ulcers, corn; pains
Sloan's Ointment i Jost the thing for the hour.
Certificates without number hsvs been reesiv-
cd BY the Proprietor, from disinseseseed individ.
usis giving details Of remarkable cures eleess6
By lie use. ~
February 18th. i84e
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Unpopular opinion is any criterion OF the worth
Of any article, we invite the ncredulous To read
ut least few III the NAM voluntary cer:ifiesses
that appear in our columns respecting the great
variety Of remarkable cures effected by the nee
of"Sloan's Celebrated Ointment, aud Condition
Powders"
These rem. dies no longer remain among those
Of doubtful utility, they have passed from, the
tide OF experiment and now stand higher in rep-
uiation aud are becoming more extensively uscd
than all other articles OF the kind
Michigan CITY .Ners.