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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

WESTERN poETRr,----A gentleman
from Cincinnati, flied 10 the brim with
heartfelt. glowing thought, wrote few
verses the other day and sen, them to
the Burlington Advertiser, for pobhca-
,on. We shail only give a specimen
The whole poem at once would certainly
prove destructive 10 our readers
"w h~as .eiler falls ~ iuv
Tie du. ssr- ~ane ND glow,
and rct. on lots al splendid close
and wears tigh, boot. upon hH ;pss
and sn,ei,. lG-t Ike spoSuns rose,
all nesly sPrang IN Jooh
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WrHSTERS TRIAL

fe,rdg. & COS Pamphlet Edition Of tbs &c @.
h,atet Trial TOR sale at tue Bookstore, ludlow
VT. Price ten cents per copy.
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MUST m SOLD

rON ACRES of We'll tmbercd lnri The
NV Rutland and Stock bridge Turnpike
passes through said land, which is s miles dis
tant from Rutland Dept.
For further particular. address, post raid,
SOLOMON W ADAMS.
Sherhurne, Arri,, 5th, 1850. ljtf
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from MEXICO

r, Ia ~ s,sk~iAe rcms ~ ia,'il'.
=. = IA Ne~ osssAss Ps0yune II The
u m a..
-. a Mc,xss tssaas IN iIuodon hacs
- LosA Psan~ssos 10 dcmsnd q.
(Co,,,sm~sa Il ,hse Cnised sssiss 3
-, 81 .ls r~y,esus II The Ms,ssn
Sszney puisl he r,gAss II the Eagli's
I Nr, s,Ais H. sssus,a a. until Meayos
| 3 nj, sh~ rnvenss1a '.peiascd With
ns,sssms. The EnslisA asrn,.
|rh NexSnn fs,rn think n~ishes the
IA Gercrnscs, ne thai Il the United
-, vii socsas W his prup~ii;on. L.
ss, scoriing 10 piue.pa-s wcOgnss<d
nx nssaons. ,hr fag!ish creistos can
M ,le!, tlxi,ns hssme The Merriam Tn
m,, nth 10 csse yusssce bc dsnicd. the
f5,s Go,sfuuf a aud ,hs. Of Ycii"o
Z .s.,ic the sGsw v,,aoa, tie ,nteTron'1on
~ ,iird y Sc,
Tir IN CLiLuahsa W. have file ID ia
!, ,eashsng 10 M.uh s. They contain
M !, ae.,ms, a tho couar+ 1s'ueen 4
RS 4 Am~rsan. and ,Le inhabitants %
I. p.niig siilsge Il Jesas MAs,s. solver;
I !, g. s~,~ tsa~ s;ne. Ia ,his .p
go ,vn Aun+rissas se,c kille: The
t., ,-vsls,ss. nsms-i David and Rnl-r
err,tssn.
n, ac~, l.crcsrfuyp received ~ 'lc Kill
kx 4 DAVID u TaIvy b. arary Il Ga
I .s,Aes I, confirmed 10y a letter from III
(..a.-.aaisnt a 'hr ooiony of San Carlos
r. A.olc'a ~ss mixing area,ifoi ravs
p, Il tie interior srd Western province
3 NeIico.
Gca ariss is candidate for Prcsidc,
4 Mtiioe a the text election. The MOI
Ar R,Pllieano SUPPORTS Herrera. tn
greet, l,< anicn,.
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Stoves.

Elevated oven and W'ie.des air tight Stoves
now being received at IL, ne~ stare al
LANDON e. GRAVES.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CoNdNdISstoNEESN NOTICE.
WE the suhsc rb~rs h~,re spr'in,ed ny the Hon
W rt"',ste Conn ~ The district 81 Rutland on'nm.
so"srs TO t-cs,ve exsnin- and ADJUST ell ella ms sGi
demands II al per~,ns sra,nst
JOSEPH W POTTER late ~ CIsren,l"o,
IN said ds'iic d-o-s-ed, fspe.ea:rd in."vent and
.'S m"'i ns from he nh day ri Ap'il lsy' hr"r
lowed ny sad rouii Ter thai pr'r"se ~ q" ,hrfctot
hereby s.c tact ~li a't~ni 10 he budness
o' ss,i pm o,aent ~ the dwelling house ~ The
sia. Lucy P"lsr "nI,he ~ day " Jniy sad 81 dn
October n.bt intn doe O'Clock nnti nve O'Clock NJ
each OF sad i'ays
n,NiEI. 8 EWING, ,ro,,n.,..,.,,,,,
ADNEN COLyiN !
Clarendon Apr, 49, 1850 n
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Many consumptions Cured.

W. cLAhk ";,s,.ai 81, .sy', cyy . 3.
ti+ "%HE7 a. sd, sti ysd % ~ II
o. NO.. '|.t+csi" sDr-, sDi y~''o1a y'.. 'a1-. syr
az q" ty...l ~ nStira sttrss
tee ssssral OF ~ias y
~ ,frssy - sai..iEf.. W Isssx aud III
" o ysss't.Hs ~ ,~s, t,eis sss
LHAaTA HAL.Ah La F,o ga. q. "a. =,
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oeS1paissy0NHRS NoTItS.

AVE- the .ub-tr,rers b-ns spp'in ell Thy The Hon
w Pfuiste Cum To- the d.trici nf Faifhs,en, com
us.Jners Il, receive .s.nine snd sdI ud all claims
and demand. sFsin.' ne es,vie ~
JOHN HALE late ~ Pnhhs r.nn.
IN SAL di.'ici tc"s-i rsprese tied s,v-nt snd si
nutins foim inc ifrt DAY II Afl isSi~ius sllpw,i
nv 'ai c"ur ir' that pr'P~s ~ 4" therefore hrstb)
eve t"lr~ haI SiiI W sni 10 The business al cur
al IN ni ;mra q, the -, lao; house ~ Rsupsn Ps
H. Huhi'Ar Hnn ,hr f's N"ntsys Of ~ep'emb~' and
oLi"-' next lr'' O'Clock untt! four oclocb J.. VI
each fas'i dat.
JUSTIN JENStNGs, c..
~ RACER sPEN'FR ( """"~'''
Hubb,rdtrn Apr,l izih A. d is51 iir
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GUNPoWCER

I YNAN l. FENrON'S Diamond sporting
Powder, Wellington Rise Powder, Green
Mountain Powder, in pound Csnisters: for .a,e
by IS II. l.. SPrscER.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

NX,EATIlEKSfIED and Fort Ann Garden
w Seeds. warranted To have been raised ia
1879 and Of YER superior quality. for ale ci,ear
by Is II. L. SrEs,Ek
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HENRY HALL. E-gi,tcr


STATE Of VERMONT , Be i remembered
b.triei 81 FarhtNsH, tDIt At probate
court haid.', =, Cs.,'-,ur, ~ithig srd for aid
District. oa the .C,h day "f Arrii, l-Ji,
A. irs'rsueht rurloTiiug I" he the last vii
ard ts,tancut A.raW. ii,Itre. ATE o. Uah-
lsrl'rn, ~ sA.l district, deemed l,iug yc'e.
Ell L. tie Court here by la WLifris, the
eAecytDr therein rAiari for Fr.blts.
II ,. urirred by sa,d Court, Tat 81 rs-.s's
iuirfertri ihrrcta bs rctissd & arIr4r al q
s~ssi0n - ..l ton-t 10 ~ ed ats. ~. hs,s
OEcs iu t.-tictni. = orrsEid rf the 3! " ed.
ne,jas it beng u. q q Jay rf Aay.rcnt and
,hs. c4ase ii aay ttry Inaj have, AraiHst the
ab.is ~ sad uil; fey which PsrF'sq !, ..
tg-tLrr orlcrei tA.t s'rs Il tie Ftr0rl VI
tAi, order be ruG shed thr-e week sHerss,, Y
~ the Hatlsu! HsraiJ tssslarer ir!D,. a,
Rutland Biu tAi. STATE, al rhlth PHb.lca.
t''r, sAsi ce Irsyisa, 10 sAi! tins ArteiEie II
for hearing. TINE e"ry % rtsnff
Is AlkOS WARNER, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

COMMISsiONER'S NOTICE
We the Subscribers, being spp"'n,ed by the
Hon the Probite Court 70, the Dis',ct 81 y ind.
scr. Commissioners I" receive examine and adjrs,
all claims and demands OF al! ptrsons against the
estate OF
EDMUND PAGE.
late of Reading, in said district decrssed ard ali
claims snd dein.nds exhibited ~ fleet thereto +,
aud sI months from tii. due be,rg aio~ed Tor
that purp"se terby give nctirr thar We will at.
tend I" Ia" buAinr,- oi Our sppoin'mrn, at the
dwelling house Il ~ isses Draper & Pag~ ~ ~
Read ne IN the acc .na Tuesday, al NAV and
August reit hotn ! TO B O'Clock r. ". on eich
OF said DAYS.
JOAN WHEELER
BENO>I s,'k. }Comm'.u
Reading. feb iG, lt-JD. -
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Straw. and French Lace Hate.
y. q. O,i bot nets dressed over NY al exrer
ieaccd work. IA from the city. Is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
LUNGS BLED MUST Mn :

~'s1 ago. IL "ssAsTlaloir n, ,.s .1s
Ssf. II hsA rsfed II
~ 80. ts ss' NJ" ~ Vas 10 - t.s ssh
EciNiDe. b. rssti1 ) So B. ~
"a s-~f 81
DE Gg s-,''oi.hss 20 AL 10 10 sa~ 80 r... a.
~ roaHiP ", a.os .sJt CHs Lass~ y, satsd
r.1E laiy n Te"'".st4a Dfss =, ~A.k s.s
~ tfLLth, Hs,ciaa II u. fl.s Lss ssstAss -
lss q, o.. 81.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

to give satisfaction to all those who ra'tnnise
her. ID Rutland, April 20 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
NEW SPRING Styles.

HATS. Csps. Socks trava,s De Juinv,lie Tics
IL Hd.fs Glu,es, Shirts, Collars received and
ior'ae by ID. p. BELL.
Ru'i'n April 1850
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
STATE or MONT. ,Epr :, rem

Z y
Dstric, Of Rutisnd, ! - h,rei that At
a special session "' the Probate Court al said
District oldeu at Rntland IN SAID district. OH the
l6,n day Of April, A. u. 1850.
Pre.en,, Hon. Har,e, Button, Judge.
Whereas l,aac J. Naii, aimiuis.rst"r Of the
estate Of Timothy Reed late Of Danny, IN
SAID Distric. decreased, irtr,taie, has this day
made Application to said Court Proposing I"
render an account % hi. administration 81 saif
estate, o4d requesting .aid court 70 make such
decree rs To the resi- iuc of assets in the hands
Of saii administrator AFTER the payme't of
Ihe debts ol said deceased, and the expenses
Of naturalization as - said court II shall seem
just.
Therefore 1t IS s-icrsi by ,aii Probate Court
that the examination NJ said account tor allow
anrr sod the cou.i icrSioh Of sad decree he
AID they hereby erred 20 the stated &c lion
Vi sad court to he held AT the "thce Of tie Rec.
ister ~ sad cpurt IL Ralard, NJ said Di-trlr,.
~, she ir.t Monday. bring III" 9th day " May,
/ 4. ID laJ0 srd that notice there"f be given Nv
pub,rhi'g a certified copy Of the record Of us
! order t'ree we.ks saeees.ise', rrevinn. thorei"
q - tho Rltiari i'srsld. n re1spartr printed A.
Rutland in cricr that ell persons iiters.tri
tkeroin may then and there appesr 70. are .aii
court ST object tr the al,Gssice Of ,aid ac-
c"spt and 10 sid order or decree il they zee
cause true c"rr ~ record. ~
HENRY HALL E-Pi.tsr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

A INV PAsToR.--OHe pleasan, day
par.nn l.. took n walk from the VII
iaec al W, 10 yisii ore oi his pa
rishioners. On the way be fell IN with
Csp,ain S., who Wa. driving a load
Of wood TO market, with a lean that
looked as ii il had seen hard work and
p or keeping. After the usual salnia-
lions Captain, laid The psrson. looking
a, The cattle. tia; had hardly fesh enough
upon them 10 keep their bones together,
Captain, wha, is the matter with your
oxen" well" says Captain s.,
Il rather guess they are pretty much in
the situation Of you society down there
they van. . le~ yssfsv.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

RS. l. A. BOYNTON
would an rounrs to
the i.ajie, Of Ludlow
and vicinity, that Ne
has int ..r,turned
from New fcil. with
her Srriug aud Sum.
msr Fashions. ,crc,h-
err with q great>arie.
~ Of .rlend.d K.h.
hons, SilL., Fringe,,
Lsce-, Fars, Glove,
c mbs hu,tons,S idss,
g.. &c. also n large
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
SEED WHEAT,

HLACK Sea heat rom Grand Isle Tor sale at
- the new store near the Rat Road depot by
LANDON 4 GRAY ES.
Apri 3,h 1850 IS
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BOOTS AND RUpBERS

BOOTS AND RUBBER6
EENT~ peg cali, APP ana th'rk BOOTS -
l. 'd,e.' AID Gents RuoLers for safe by
IS d r BELL.
in0 BARRELS flour. quality ~araLted,
wv 20 ~ bbis
100 rsks Nat, - kes a Efsds.
nFsD It's lover >-fd
400 ito Washington r"uaty HANS, that IN pn's
ef need b. ashamed ol. for rsl@ tr
LkhUON & GRAVES
Pu'' q srtli g'h -
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LlD Slips. Bnskin, and u aik,ng Shoes tiolh
n Buskins and Gn'.rs. Norpcco Bootee.
Misses aud thlld-ens' shoes ard Bo",.es iuIl
assofi ment Tor sale t,y a. T. BELL
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
GEO. \. f .RWELL L Co,

pLO"s and Plow Css,,n,s i"r sale al the new
store Of LNNDON A. GRAVES.
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SkWMllL SAWS
cASTLETON aEAIMARY

'E'HE act susrisr q II. irs.~,, AesSsm e
n year 81 ttit l.'titYttoB vii eomaetee .hs
etb day Of hSy Tho. phs propo,. 10 eater
are re4aeft "a TO ts ife,.ut 81 tie tsstrliay.
y. LASGLos see
CaAt,ston Apr, %. 1850 1910
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WAS BELIEVED PAST cuns

", cosstLpsH SAITH u-'c.r, rss.~s cgh. a..
az fuL,os.si .stssa '. az pssE, 5stfft.,1S,
fI1E%tT are h-siJ oil sss sd ~ s.sa--
s7pFl ~ psJ ss sass ssye 2. ~ gee ssis.
nas a - OIh~f Asst a.. ssts a. TIE
hs--~ 80 =. sa ~ h1ss t'- 80 ~ s@s~s,s :. 4
srF-f~ "a ~ssl tsh 81 tr as,rT.s -
"a Ii~y "a b-sf s.s s.lh Iss.,ssS-~ srsssAs
IHG q sAi pss~~s->.f 80 s.,stiyrs = :" tes =,
.srS kG'AI'S h~Ls'A- sHi ns~ ss~'s>eS
III MNNIl N.Y.
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cHoLEE = ihTAnrum.

~. eve 80 moan - ss.sb s.az \, -
~: it,. o. -s . e. 1880 r. 80, ~. ....~
TrLHONakf bt II k'i@ 20 - 49, -
a. - " s<Ss3 3 ~s,-7 % so 4 80
-. I."s -s ,secs1s ~ s-fL Is,s.s ss.sns. sss
" ~ f~si-'' go c.<~s 500 =. s4z,.-<s
Wallace 4 CO,
fs~ brssS~ss. ssw Tea
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22
DR.. w. II. McMahan.

TNHANKFUL for the patronag. confer
i red ON him, begs leave to annoan ce
that he will continue the practice of Medi-
cine and Surgery in Ottumwa, and vicinity.
He has no disposition to monopolize; but he
seeks to share literally in the practice of
this community, and those who have not
yet employed him are referred with pleasure
to any of the numerous patients, who he
has attended during the last year.
All Physicians cannot be adopts in all
diseases; some are noted for success in one
disease and some in another. DIR. McMa-
han feels confident of entire success in OBJ
stetrical cases and in Female diseases gem
orally, as also Pneumonia or winter Fever;
and he will warrant a cure in all cases OF
Agua or chills and Fever.
He has had considerable experience and
invariable success in Surgical Operations,
and being in regular receipt OF the best
Medical Journals, he is always posted up
and fully advised of all Improvements and
discoveries in medical science generally.
He will attend to calls in all weather and
at all hours, and may be found at the Drug
Store of Galinger & Snodgrass, when not
professionally engaged.
Feb. 9Th, 1880.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

o
SUCCESSFUL GoLp DrooERs.-Tb,
Frederick Herald publishes a letter from
a gentleman in California. connec,ed
win a company of Is, who crossed the
plans from which we make the follow.
ing extract:- ' WIG ''''o"
ne operations of our companv have
been manly in dry diggings. We 90,
under way about the ooh of Sep,ember
Since which time we have had 49,,
good digging. Our washinus have ny,
been less than an ounce rer day 10 each
man working. whilst we often wash from
'hree 10 hve ounces and have some few
days washed ten ounces. per dav 70 The
man. Since he departure of the bal.
ance of our company south to winners.
our operation on a ravine or denos;,e
where we have to carry lie ear,h from
AZ to l2O yards, and upon digginys ,ha,
we had previously creamed, have been
as fo'lows-Fridav afternoon and Sa,ur.
day OF that week, II DAYS, 81 ounces
o. days OF the next week. 37a ounces
Al days of the last week, Az ounces 70
us three. Some have done much better
than we have, whilst many have no,
done nearso we'll ." .'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22
A NEW TOWN

TOHNSTONSPoRT, Wapello co. Iowa,
- is beautifully situated on an eminence
Ga rolling bluff on the west bank of the
Des Moines river, and in the heart of a
country; which as it regards beauty of see
merry and fertility of soil is surpassed by
none.
The location is favorable to make it even
tually become great commercial port on
the river, being the nearest point to Prince
ton (now Albia) the county seat of Mon
roe county, and the road between passing
through most delightful country, on one
continuous, rich. rolling dividing ridge, with
out stream to interrupt in the way.
Building timber, clay for brick, lime, sand
and rock; and what is yet still better, stone
coal in abundance, can be had in the imme-
date vicinity of this place.
When the River Improvement is com
pleted and dam No II, with 81 feet lift. is
erected near this place, it will afford hy-
draulic power to propel any amount of ma
chinery, and Johnstonsport in addition to
her commercial advantages may truly he
called second Lowell in point of advan-
tages for manufacturing.
Merchants and Mechanics please call and
see for yourselves the reality of these things
before you locate elsewhere. Lots will be
sold low and on very accommodating terms
to first settlers.
There will be sale of Lots in Johnstons
port on WEDNESDAY the Sd of April, 1890.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clockP M.
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Jan. 1S, 1880.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22
OBITUARY.

DIED in this place on Sunday morn
ing the 18th inst, CHARLES IVES.
LEY WILLIAMS, aged Is years.
II was but few days since the sub
ject of this notice was in the bloom OF
youth and health, bidding fair to live to
a good old age, an ornament TO society,
and the pride and comfort of his doating
parents. But Death, who spares not the
high nor the humble, with ruthless grasp
has torn him from our midst, and left
eomforiless his family and large num-
her Of friends.
What makes it sill more painful for
us 10 indi,e these lines, is the manner i'm
which the deceased came to his death,-
by the careless use of gun. About ten
days before he died; he, in company with
younger companion, set out upon a
hunting expedition with shot gun; and
while the deceased was ramming down
awad upon the shot his companion rails
ell the breech of the gun and was in the
act of putting on cap, when the gun ex-
ploded and lodged a charge of sho, and
two wads in the right arm Of the decea-
seJ; from the effects of which he linger.
ed until Sunday morning, when his pure
spirit winged its flight to the God that
gave it. ...... ...
We hope this will prove warning to
boys not to handle firearms when they
are unacquain,ed with their use. And
to parents not TO allow their children 10
have access to such dangerous weapons
until they are fully satisfied that they are
capable Of using them.
The deceased was buried on Monday
by the Sons and Cadets of Tempera nee,
of which last named order he was a
me mber, and their presiding officer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

There is no doubt about The virtues
of DR.. ROGERS SYRUP OF L,vERwoRT
and TAR in curing Consumption. when
such men as DR.. VIM. J. Richards. Judge
William Burke. DR.. II. Cox, Professor
in Cincinnati MEDICAL College. and 9th
ers of equally high standing, give their
testimony.
Men die of their PrGudices.--There
have been thousands doubtless. who suf-
fered disease to destroy their happiness
here, and even life itself, rather than re-
sor. to the use Of what are generally sty-
led .nGsent Medicines; no matter what
health improving virtues these may &ave
possessed. Accustomed to hear cry
against these remedies, they choose Ia
deprive themselves of The happy benefits
they might have received from them, and
vainly endeasor TO bolster up their fall
ing condition by the ordinary po,ions OF
the day, were less efficient, though per.
haps more fashionable and costly. Blu,
we rejoice that these hurtful prejudices
are fast losing ,feir sway over the minds
Of the PEOPLE, by the many truly won,
derful cures performed by the successful
combination Of medical agents for the
removal of the chest and lungs ~ DR.
WsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
oThe above named medicines are to-
sale nv J.
Gailinger & Snodgrass. Ctfumwa. +.
Street Brothers, .agency City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

PRcsrEcT OF BREAK UP.-The pres
pect at present is lair for an an early re,
sumption Of navigation. The ice has
given way in many places, and a few
more days of The pleasan, mild weather
will serve to carry 1t entirely of. The
winter, altogether, has been one Of the
miIdestever experienced in Iowa, and all
are praying for a recurrence Of many
such.
p. As we write the whole body
Of the ice is in motion. The river is
open.-Burlington Gazette, of 20lh.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22
N eW GOOd s!
At the Ottusmwa Store.
TUST received per s. b. Revenue Cutter,
- large and well selected stock of
Spring and summer
GnGARS


which have been selected with care and are
particularly adapted to this market-and as
we have bought them very low, feel conf
dent that we can make the prices so low
that our customers cannot complain.
Our stockconssts in part of Broad Cloths,
Casslmeres, Sattinets, Ky. Jeans, Bro. Do
mestics, Bleached do, Cashmeres, NJ ID,
LANES, Lawns, very cheap and desirable
pattems--Calicoes, Ginghams, Ladies and
Gents Hosiery, large assortment Ladies'
and Gents Gloves, White goods for Ladies
dresses, Ladies Bonnets, ParasolS, silk and
cotton; Tailors Trimmings, Ladies fancy
handkffs and shawls: Gents summer coating
and Pantaloon stuff; Leghorn, Palm Leaf
and Buena Vista Hats, Gents latest fashion
silk do; Boys Hats; fine assortment Hard
ware; Loaf Sugar, Bro. do; Molasses, Cof-
fee, Nails, Castings, Horse collars, Brides,
Shovels, Spades, Manure Forks, Hoes, Trac,
chains, COW Bells, axes, Door Locks, Nor
folk and Drop Latches, Butts and Screws,
lacks, Shoe Knives, Shoe Pincers, avis, &c.
A variety of School Books, such as are used
in this vicinity. Writing and Letter paper,
Ink, Quills and Steel Pens; Dried Peaches
and apples, Rice, Imp. Gun powder and Y.
II. Tea, Ginger. Pepper, Spice, Saleratus,
Nutmegs Salts, Sulphur; Patent Medicines
of various kinds. A general assortment
Queensware and Tin ware. Paints, White
Lead dry and ground, Whiting, Chalk, al
um, Indigo, Madden, Logwool, Copperas,
Candles, Pearl Light do. Castings, Spiders,
8 to II gallon Kettles, Castor Oil, Linseed
do; Tanners do. Bedsteads, Tables, Light
Stands. CO A Fresh lot of Land War
rants Just received. S. RI ARDS.
A,fril Doth 1919 r........ .....
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

Advices from Tampico. TO the 10Th
January. say that the President of the
Mexican Republic has strongly recon-
mended TO appropriate fom millions Of
collars, that is, one million annually for
four years. for the thorough and com.
piefe cutting Of a canal at Tehuantepec.
That VIII connect the two oceans together
and make il on the most gigantic scale,
capable OF having ship Of 1000 tons
float on its waters. The Legislature a,
Vera Cruz has already voted $3.50. 900,
as being its quota towards the grand de-
sign.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22
10000 Fruit Trees
" FOR SALE AT THE
OTTUNlWA MUIR SERY.

CONSISTING of 1919 varieties of
" Apples, 8 of Pears, 8 of Plums,
6 of Cherries, 3 of Grapes, of Rose
Bushes, 4 Raspberries. The trees are
from two to years growth. grated in
the root, the gratis having been selected
from bearing trees of the choicest varie-
Ties. Also, 10000 Usage Orange, or
hedge plant, of suitable size for planting
in hedges. SAMUEL Conner.
Ouumwa, February lst, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

The author of the railway system, is
Thomas Grey, an Englishman. He was
horn a, Leeds. about half a century ago.
Like other inventors of useful machinery.
he was first laughed at. hut by the most
perserering efforts he succeeded in get
ting the English parliament interested in
his behalf, and finally lived to see his in,
vention enrirhirg thousands, while he
was left TO pine in poverty and neglect.
Hs is still living at Exeter, Eng, at an
advanced age. .as.... .n 8
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

ALIEN PASSENGERS IN BosToN.-A
bill has passed the Massachusetts Senate,
in relation to alien passengers. which
provides that vessels which shall bring
alien paupers into the State without pay
ment Of 500 for each, and giving a bond
for $1,000, that no such pauper alien
shall ever become public charge, shall
forfeit $1,000 for every offence; and NO
alien shall he brought into the State with
ont payment Of two dollars to the Su.
perintendent Of alien passengers, under
penalty Of $500. e.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

u. s. FINANcEs,-On the 2Sth ult..
there was in the U. S. Treasury. subject
10 draft, the sum Of S6.30a,GS9 GO, OF
which 1881 Al was the depository in
Baltimore. The receipts and expendi-
lures oil the U. States from the LIST OF
October to the 3lst December. lS49.
were as follows: receipts $6,3O5,242 "
and expenditures $l0,230,03s So.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-02-22

Mrs. Alta Miner. Of Springfield. Mas,
died recently from the effects of min.
scratch, received in washing some ban.
dages which had been used for dressing
absclssa on the person of her son-a
physician. DR.. Miner had slightly
wounded has hand during post morte N
examination of child who had died
from inflammation of the bowels, and
this resulted in the abscissa. which were
the remote cause of his mothers death.