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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

HENRY HERz's EXCURSION TO CALIFoR-
MIA. The celebrated pianist and composer, Henri
Herr, who has been giving concerts in California,
writes to the editor Of the Courier Des Eats Uns,
as follows; M
On arriving at San Francisco found there so
many friends, French, English, and German, that
was Immediately at home. However, the most part
OF these friends were completely metamorphosed.-
Those whom / had been accustomed to see pass
their life at New York in the delights of fashion,
able far niente, are here selling coats, Shoes hard
ware, etc. Others whom | had left trying to be
lawyers or parlor singers have become auctioneers,
and acquit themselves very we'll in their new BUSH
ness. Ihaye seen young Partisan lions selling the
product of their sporting at exorbtant prices and
professional painters consecating their pencil TO sign
making, at an ounce Of gold per letter. have met
with perfect gentlemen offering to transport my pi-
amos, receiving therefor in different sums, $500 for
their services. In fine, have seen so many ex-
traordlnary things, that dare communicate them,
for fear of being accused of exaggeration. will
only say that have no to regret the voyage
for have seen the most curious country of the
world, and have found there the best of friends;
have given twelve concerts, which have exceeded
my hopes by far. ~
Besides, have had opportunity of approaching
the incredible activity and spirit of enterprise of the
Americans. No other nation in the world would
have made OF California what it has become in their
hands, within fifteen months. What astonished me
was to find so approaching musical public.
1t seemed like New York or New Orleans There
Is little adventure which happened to me and
which is sufficiently Characteristic The day before
my departure, was requested to give concert in
the little city of Benicia. Everything had been pre-
pared for the best, and on arriving found the hall
1t was the church Of the place-densely packed ;
only one thing and an essential one was wanting-a
piano. asked if there was no one in the town.
There is one" was the answer, but we have not
been able to find any to transport hther The
audience began to grow impatient. mounted the
platform aud explained the mishap, which had ar
rived {" Is that all p they exclaimed slet us 90
after ii. " And in few minutes the piano arrived,
borne by the dileitanti Of the place.
The letter of Henri Herr is dated on board the
steamer Panama, on his way to. Mazatlan.; from
whence, through Mexicos he will visit South Ameri-
ca.
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How MONEY is MADE IN CALIFORNIA. A
gentleman, formerly of ST. Louis, writing from Cali
fornia, gives the following account of how he made
his first money IN Ell Dorado. Heleft the western
frontier OF Missouri late in the season, and conse-
quenty met with bad luck in his progress across the
plains, having worn out twenty head Of stock ADAM
doned wagons, and sacrificed everything Of property,
but the clothes upon his person, before he reached
the mining region. Of course, he was completely
destitute when he got to Sacramento; but he says
81 pulled my watch from my pocket, and pawn
ed 1t tor bag Of beans, at one dollar pound, and
some flour, and few other articles at California
rates. These intended for the support of my fam-
ly but the thought struck me that might sell a
portion BY the pound, and replace at lower prices
With this view spread my possessions upon an In
dla rubber cloth on the ground, and commenced OPP
erations. need not give you detailed statement
OF my business transactions but is sufficient to say,
that in fifteen days, had made about one thousand
dollars.'' A
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

TAYLOR MEETINGS IN MAssAcHusErTs.-
The first assembly Of Wings to express confidence
Ia zen. Taylor, met at Salem on Thursday evening.
when the chairman, N Sisbee, Jr., compared the
position of the general at Washington to his position
at Buena Vista, ''weaky supported BY the regulars
but carried through trumphantly by the Volunteers
Rev. o. w. Upham reported the resolves, intended
to stir up the Wings to sustain the administration
more, and 70 make their Congressman face the mu-
SIC. Mr.. w. was followed by Judge White and
other speakers 1t is the intention Of the Wings TO
call other meetings of the kind 'sthis grass. Per-
liaps some of the ''resolves'' will chide Mr., Mann
TOR not voting for the unfit nominee, and rebuke the
legislature for neglecng to pass vote Of thanks to
va Zach TOR his services in the Mexican war.
U4 M aWq5M ..,r. Post
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evtr4 DEATH or MISERABLE, CITIZEN. I'D The
Springfield Daily Posi- records the death Of Mr.. Elisha
% Faler, Of Ludlow, at the advanced age Of 9S. He
died on Sunday evening, May 10, while sitting in a
chair, apparently Of disease Shortly before his de-
cease, he was gatifed in behaldpg his great-great-
tgreat grandchildren he the venerable living rep
* resentatiye Of fifth generation Up to the closing
hour Of existence he preserved has faculties unimpair
ed, and died faI of years" peacefully and STILL He
sas well known in Springfield, where several Of his
descendants now reside.
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MI9LAND RAILROAD. The efforts now max
ing to carry out this project seems to be in fair
wayoof success. The unfinished portions of the
road from Hartford to Boston, thirty miles from
the eastern terminus of the Hartford and Whitman
tic road to the State line, and fifteen miles from thai
point to Blackstone, the western terminus Of the
Norfolk County road, making forty-five miles in all
The city Of Hartford, some weeks since petitioned
the Connecticut Legislature for leave to lend its Gre
dit for half million Of dollars, towards the further
anre Of this object and the committee have report
ed favorably. If the bill should pass the legislature
and be accepted by two-thrds of the legal voters Of
Hartford city, 1t will become law. 1t is thought
that favorable arrangement will then be made with
the landholders and shareholders Of the Norfolk Co.
road with view to merge the whole in one corpor-
atlon Nothing has yet ranspired as to the progress
made towards getting the stock taken for that por-
tlon OF the line which extends fiom South Dedham
to Sea street in this city, the charter for which was
granted at the last session Of our Legislature.
haasfa,5.t Eses., Hartford Courier
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NrwYnar Inne rs. . p M

THE CUBAN AFFAIR. Washington, June l4th--
The Secretary Of State has received dispatches from
Gen. Campbell, our Consul at Havana, informing the
Government that the Count Of Aicoy Governor General
Of Cuba, peremptory refuses surrender the Contoy
prisoners although proof clear that they shipped
for Chagres, without intent Of participating in the
expedition. 4H s4ftM MtE S@sNE4@sM&
Mr.. Clayton has despatched instructions to Gen.
Campbell 70 make an unqualified demand for the prs-
oners, and il the event Of another REFUSAL war will be
declared against Spain. Mr. Buwcr has given assur-
course Of the United States thus far unexccptonabe
Mr. Clayton now evidently regards a rupture with
Spain as unavoidable. esslWv f# v
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Messengers Notice.

MON HF''SSv ruAn,> June is, $780,
Tor the County Of Worcester, has his day issusd
~ Ma u, against the Estate of JOSEPH WOODS Of
rmcaou1g IN sand County, trader nsovent debtor
1e,oslns 70 sai lnsovent debtor, him or for hs se
ahI 81 any property by him are o,bdden y law
hst meeting Of the creditors of said insoyent aebto,
VII DC neid ut Court OF insolvency at the office or said
m worcester, in said County on the twenty
ivy current at nine O'Clock the forenoon tor
ne PROOF OF debts, and to choose an assignee ~ e
hls Estate. [Jl7l J.DAY, b. s., Messenser VI
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II There is a man in Lowell in most unfortunate
dilemma. Heis in love with two women and engaged
to marry both and has been legally published to both
The law will not allow, Of his marrying both, even If
the women would consent; while each Of them threat
ems to him il he marries the other He Z IKE ,he
ackass, midway between the two stacks Of hay butno
knowing which to choose or rather not daring to taste
ofcither. He is to be pitied, poor man--he Is
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION, which met at
Nashville (Tenn.) Monday, June 3D. passed string
of resolutions The first declares that California is
adapted for slave labor and if slave labor was allowed
in that part of the territory south of Sc 3d. it would
in short time form more slaveholding States
I'd, that the payment of ten millions Texas would be
no compensation FIR the loss Of a part of Texas Sd
and 4h that the people of the south ought drop all
strength for that northern party which is most for sa
very 9th, that a convention should be held by the
South select candidates for President and Vice Pres
dent; 9th, that unless the North gives up its policy of
obsucting the recovery Of fugtves the slave States
ought to take measures for retaliation and non-iner.
course 7th, that any law for trial by jury in the
State to which the slave has fled would be amockery
Sh that if Congress deprves the South of any part Of
California south of SO 80, deprive the South that is
rather good, cut of any part of Texas or interfere
with Slavery the slave trade then in the District Of
Columbia, then $780, this Convention shall re-assem-
BILE NM
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COURTEOUS Senator Clemens Of Alabama, in the
fore part Of the session, made some foolish and unjust
remarks in reference the condition of Northern fac
tory operatives, which have caused good many hard
hits at him from the class he 50 moderated. The cp-
erativcs Of the Utica Globe Mills having organized a
Library Association, sent to the Senasor from Ala
notice Of the enterprise, in which there were pointed
illusions TO hisprevous remarks In return, he for.
warded to each member Of the Committee valuable
book. The Gazette states that this happens to be the
first donation to the Library. "A 6apy Rtg. 81
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Messengers Notice

X IN S,SeStG Grs ~; ~, June Is, 1850
ior the County Of Worcester has this day issued
Worcester, in said County, trader an nsoIvsn, .bo u
sna ne payment Of any debts Or the delivery Of ny pro
perry neiohgng to said nsOven debtor 10 him or Sor hi,
BY law. r-ofs " M" afo iorDiduen
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsolyen debtor
Commissioner, Worcester n said County on sbs W
seventh day Of June inst at oclock in the forenoon
LOT he proof Of debts and choose an assignee OF
~ ms ESTATE. Hs lJI7l - DAY, ID. s. MesFenger
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

ATTEMPT AT BANK ROBBERY BQsToE, Satur-
June 10. daring attempt made last night to rob
the Mattapan Bank, Dorchester. The robbers fired a
pistol at the Bank Waterman, and the ball passed
through his hat. The Waterman fired in return, when
the robbers fed, leaving lot Of skeleton keys nthe
road. The Waterman gave chase, when the robbers
faced about and threatened to shoot him IL he advance
ed. One Of the robbers was wounded, as when they
left his companions obliged 70 lift him in the bug
gy wagon. M g6o % aAN is4d sll
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

New Outlet FOR THE MrsstssrpPr. The
New Orleans Bee has but little doubt that for all f-
ture time the creyasse at Bonnet Care will form
one Of the permanent outlets of the Mississippi The
current has already made itself a emanuel so to so
feet deep, and the stream Of the crevsse Is actually
wider than the river itself The water from this
crevasse finds its way into Lake Ponchartrain, and
thence into the Gulf by much shorter route than
the present channel Of the Mississippi. H. q.alyy -.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

FINE-TREE SIxPENsE. One of these yenera
Die silver coins was discovered yesterday at Brigh-
ton IN the nursery of Mr.. Breck, by Mr.. Jonathan
Brock, while pqlling over the ploughed sods with a
noe 1t had evidently been long embedded in the
SOIL; and after rubbing clean, twas found to bear
uale looz' is IN an excellent state of preserva-
ton, and one Of the best specimens extant of hi,
rare coin.- Transcript.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

SUBSTITUTE FOR RINGING SWINE. Ifthe two
tendons that erect and support the rim ofthe nose
is cut across about inch and halffrom the extren
y, it effectuay destroys their ability to root. 1t is
best performed when two, or three months old; but
no trouble in performing the operation at any
age, by using sharp knife and cutting down to the
bone, which has very thin covering.
The usual manner Of ringing is an unsafe OPP
Grafton, as well as barbarous one, as they often
give way and the first notice you have, is the dis
figuring and injury done to the fields by blowing
them up in a very hoggish manner.
81 This operation is done with no prejudice to the
animal, and very little suffering; not half as much
if you can Judge by their music, as in the ordinaray
method of the twisted wire.--RuraI .NeOc- Yorker.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

~ 1t is said thur Mr. Webster borrowed a sum Of
money Of Collector Greedy during his late visit Mr.
Greedy spoor but he has yet been confirmed by the
Senate Mr.. Lawrence has ceased his gWebsterian in
yesments and he has not yet been confirmed. All the
slayehoidins appointments are readily confirmed with
out opposition Greedy and Lawrence both think high
ly Of their Southern brethren. We trust they win 81,
aenn.toh nf IL e 'f7Sdf'-'' D.
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Messengers Notice.

ZION HESRv crY.p,nr = June ii, 1850.
LOT me County Of Worcester, has this day s.ued
nah ans aga'nss me Estate Of MERRIIK WAiIACE %
az ~ y said County, physician, AN emf debtor
e aymen % any debts and the delivery Of INV nro
70 said insolyeni debtor to him or a. liz
by law. F. 9fITs f-f''' y MIN are forbidden
Inc hrst meeting ofthe creditors Of said solyen debtor
ne AZ x9nrt O. Insolvency the Office Of said
day o Jny ntx at nine O'Clock in lie forenoon ~
neir gents and choose assignee or assrnees of he
Estate ~ JOSHUA HosMER, D. s. NlsssenS o. "'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

EY- Coy. Ujhazy and bis Hungarian compatriots,
have selected tract Of land on rand Riysr Defaie
cosnty Iowa, and expect large number Of other Hun@
garian emgrants this summer. In his first campaign
Italy Bonaparte took Fipme, the Hungarian seaport,
from the Austrans, and countcnanced ia one Of his
bulletins the Independence Of the nation. q afi
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

% Hon. Horace Greeley, now in Washington,
thinks the chances in favor Of the passage of the
Compromise bill, late week. The correspondent
Of the N. Y. Herald says it is good for two weeks
talk, yet. Mr.. Yulee thinks the chance good for a
month to come. ht
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~ BY terrible hail storm which passed over AL
ton and the vicinity in Illinois, the Sd inst stone
dwelling Frustrated, great number of hogs fowls
and prairie birds killed, and trees and crops de-
stroyed Hail was found in drift four feet deep
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% portion of a monster snake, that had become
petrifed, was dug up short time since in the line Of
the Ironton Railroad, Ohio. The part dug up retains
the spots, spine and other evidences going to show
that is part Of snake at least twenty feet length
and ten inches in circumference. s. ,s-lsre
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aia GSg- An exchange paper says: when you see
d gentleman at midnight. siitingi On the stocp, in
font Of his house. combing his hair with the door
.scraper, you may conclude he has been out at an
evening party gfIa -
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No Er The Louisville papers record the sudden death
Of Mrs. Henrietta M. Addison, aged 70 years, daugh-
terof VIM Paca, Of the sgners Of the declaration
Of Independence from Maryland, and Eelic Of Thomas
Grafton Addison, OF fhe same State. n, 80 K.
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SHAKESPEARE. No. Is of Phillips, Sampson &
Co.'s elegant edition of Shakespeare has made its ap-
pearance, and may be had of the publishers, or at
Livermore's. This member contains the play of
King Richard. The Queen is beauty. to
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

GE The Edgartown Gazette says that the men Of
Massachusetts, last year spent much in chewing and
smoking tobacco as the woman earned in braidinp
straw. Smart fellows als ~ feH1Hads r.
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b PoPyLATIoN, Wesl6eld has 4,OO7 inhabitants,
an increase of Ash from 1910. $500 + ~ Is,
= The population of Hamilton is 993---ncrease. in
ten years, l75; Essex l6i7---increase I57 lbs
wich, 30S0--increase, 80. w 1e.ta Af f8s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

New HAMPSHIRE. John l.. Hadley, of Weare,
has been chosen Secretary of State, and Edison Hill,
of Manchester, Treasurer Of New Hampshire. They
are Democrats. sar aeer g.ts8aeN
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

,ge - Mr.. Fergus, belonging % Boston, committed
suicide IN beer shop in Market -. Philadelphia,
Monday night last. He was formerly employed in
Chickering's pianofore raantfactory.
eSg0ow nSpNssb Nf5snk X
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u The New Haven Register (Dem.) says: SIT is
morally certain that no election of u S. Senator
can take place at this session. fN44 tTSI
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-17

THE LAWRENCE DIvoRcE. Judge Bullock gave
his decision in this Monday, June 10, granting
divorce to Mrs. Sallie Ward Lawrence, from her
husband r. Bigelow Lawrence.
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Later FROM THE IsTHMUs. The United States
Mail steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson, arrived at
New York Saturday from chagres, June s, and King
ston, June TO- There is important news and noth-
ing later from California. wsab ta0
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WE ARE WONDERFULLY MADE.

WE AXE WONDERFULLY MADE,--When
that each human being throws out d.
Of the refuse OF animal matter every day. through n
o. the skim the conditions under which these acnties
best artclee suited mpar health and vigor to the whole
onward system are Boges Hyperion Fluid for the hair
-Hepealona Tor removing tan and enptons of the
ana Amoe,p Tor shaving. This last is most delicious
aTcle and leaves the face as piece osatn and
al OF them operate to pery the skin to against
,le ihhuences OF change in the climate To be had Of VIM
Boyle 277 Washington Street ~ A vi" VI )" NJ
fol sale IN Worcester by D. Scott, Co., L. T. Laze
N NA' - uiech' eOd3twlt25
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HoLYoKE. The population of this new town
3,713 whereof Ills are males and / ,295 females.
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80 The different "lines'' Of. the democracy of
Maine are known each other by the odorons names
of ''Skunks' and sWoodchucks'-- rather strong
terms.
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- There were four hundred andtwenty three police
cases disposed of in month at ST. Louis. This is
more than twelve day. $3.50
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Bathing Apparatus.

IHosE who wish to avail themselves Of lhe benefits to
say nothing ofluxurles Of BATHING, will find Porta-
&c, conuenieh and Economical apparatus at No. &c,
Front Street iii ~ 3lftfl Anton BIIIIJNG
June Is t 1NNa NfT-77f1'' dtf
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% Louisville, KY, is estimated to have popula-
ton of $4,000. IT'S
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y ~ Professor Webster has appeared quite gloomy
Tor the past few days. He seems 10 realize his unor-
unate situation more now than at any previous period
Il Is said that his counsel have endcavored to prepare
n's mlnd Tor the decision Of the Court respecting new
triaL the general opinion being that new tfial Win
not be granted.-Bec. a1sA Z 80 fdffIH AZ
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Teachers Wanted,

ne Committee for examining Teachers viii be in session
at the City Hail. on Th,rsdaV he 2Otb dnu or i@ NJ
2oclock IN the afterooon, examine applicants for the
place OF Assistant in the Ash Street BOYS and Girls Primary
School. iaf tlI WARR M i AzEI $50 ! iA''"''
Worcester, June 15 1850 d5twlt sch Com.
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H Rev Mr Kirk, Of Boston has been preaching
IN Chicago He complains ofprofanity as pre-
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Phonosrapiy. A lazy boy out in Indiana spells
Andrew jackson thus:-@6sru Jaxn.
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Fourth Of IuIu.

The Cemmittee Of Arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth fully in this city, notified that an adjourned
meeting for the transaction of important business, will be
held at the Police CouRT Room, TOMORROW, CTUEs-
DAy) EVENING" JUNE 18th, at o'clock.
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DIED.
BuIIars Oil SOaD..

EoR sale Wholesale and retail, Ly
lime u d. SCOTT, Jr & Co.,
June ~ DIV o49 NIL @,
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Z MARRIED. 5ad asf
N, IN this CITY, Wednesday Morning 18th inc, ~, D.
Aion w mn MIR. James S. KeteI 10 Miss Harriet RE-
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SpOlages.

LARGE lot of coarse and fine Sponge suitable for clean
~ ing carriages for shoe manufacturers and for bathing
purposes for sale at s CLARKE'S DRUo sToRE.
Worcester, June l5 dw2t corner Of Main Pieasant-ss.
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"a IT HAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP on CENTRAL
fS.8A STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE Of thirty
Horse power, Boiler new and In perfect order. Two
Black Smith Shops and all the ceyenences usually found
in such an establishment. XXI N. lts asGs,sTl.l a
The whole VIII be LET together for term ofyears, and
possession given The first of July next For further par
IS N M "a 800 '7 'l' BENZ r. HAYWOOD,
Worcester, June IA, DIFF No. l47 Nam Street
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9N fN "iM NOTICE.. ~'NN
II HEREBY forbid all persons harboring trusting JOHN
u. BOND, of Worcester, account Of his Estate In my
hands, suitable provisions i made for him by me-
June II. d. Guardian Of J. ID. Bond
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-10

OoDY's OINTMENT

lis most perfect remedy for so sores =. Snf1|
= cures Calls, Bruises, sprsiEs, RineuoIrh,r .el
Sweeny, Foundered feet, &c. Ano SARA M
Chspped hands, Sore Lips, Ruhnnns - Ceptsa
Swsiled face, Sore feet, Sore legs. VIC enc. i'd
cords, Eruptve hollis, Enlarged joints .vn"ls.,s(
ses Of bruises and scaids an immediate 'rr
this Ointment will afford instant rcns.: r,srra
A Horse and family Ointment; ms nn1
chal lenges the world to produce Is q.anr, ~
nvaluahls article on hand, for cases q ~.
No family should be without il for sing's,itla
hour Of pain comes when we leas eApsu no il 4
fore be prepared. This Ointment = ~ n FihI &
large tin boxes and sold at the low PITY. oitIsr
per box. Observe the written eig q fsnuil
pr stor on every box-withont this noas sssey o.
Principal Depot, Cody's American So
III. lava,
A. SANDERS, Agent for Dayenrofs''0 y
November Sth lsao.