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TELEGRAPUIc INTELLNRHCE.


Although yesterday was the last day of the
wear lS49, IT will be seen, by our teegraphlc de-
spatches from Washington, that Congress was not
ioe, but, as far, at least, as the House of Repre-
sentatves was concerned, transacted some very
important proceedings. Not the least interesting
of these movements are the appointment Of stand
ie comm tees; the offering of resolution calling
for all knowledge in the possession of the Exc
cutve, relative to the late proceedings of the
British in Central America; and a resolution that
the Committee on Territories be instructed to re-
port to the House bill or bills, providing terri
tora governments Tor all that part Of the territory
coded to the United States, lying eastward of the
Sierra Nevada, and prohibiting slavery therein.
There was other important business transacted,
but what we have referred TO is the most In
teresting at this time. We shall comment upon
them in our own way, at the proper time.
1t will be seen that the House have appointed
their Committees on Ways and Means, the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the Judiciary, Territories, and
Foreign Affairs. Our readers will find the names
Of the gentlemen composing those committees
underneath, and we give, by way of nformlsg
them of the action of the Senate the names Of the
members composing similar committees appointed
by mat body several days ago. They are as
follows:-
District Of Columbis-Messrs James Mason, Yulee
Miller Shields and Berrien
Judiciary Messrs A. p. Butler Downs, Bsrrien,
Bradbury ard Dayton.
Territoriss-Msssrs. J. "A Douglass, Butler, Under.
wood Houston and Cooper.
Foreign Afsirs-Msssrs w. r. King, Foote Web
ster, Benton and Msngum.
MIR. Savage's resolution, calling for information
concerning British agpressons in Central Ame-
nca, is a very important movement, and so Is Mr.
Roots, IN regard to the new territories. BY the
latter it would seem that the great discussion on
the Wilmot proviso question Is near at hand, and
will occupy the attention of Congress at an early
day.
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subject should cone up. Mr. Foots asssnteA - -
bill was ordered to be printed
Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,. moved that s>l>>k
COMMITTEES on the census b. appointed By the Chsr.
Agreed TO.
FRANKINc
Inc bill granting the rsukiDg privilege 10 the willow
OF the late President Polk having been receive rom
the House, Was taken up by unanimous Q nssnt
and passed.
AFFAIRS.
ME- DOUGLASS introduced resolution of inouirv
into the sxpsdency Of making f,r ths
eatipgnfshment of the indisp tide |" to the Indian
!spos this side OF the Sierra Nevsds Mountsia scd
the expeoiepcy OF setting spsrt portion Of the terri
tory OF the United States the On
and protection Ct the various Indian tribes Adooted
hIscEi
MT SEWARD gave notice # bill to prohibit the sale
Of the United States.
MIR King motion. excused from the Chair
nanshp OF the Committee on Pensions, and Mr. Jones
appointed In his place.
Mr. BoRLANp. from the Printing COMMITTEES. reported
In favor Of printing OCo copies Of the Pr,s.
dents message aud documents and 10000 of the
report OF the Secretary of the Treasury, fnancs
Copoprrsdia
After short executive session. the Senate adjourrs6
to Thursday next.
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special motions TIE exact num5sf Vnich It is
possible TO ascertain, but their was iegionn
GENERAL TERN
We regret that the clerk Of this court unable
furDi,b with the statistics IL however, the only
omif sion from our list
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
JuneFs Michael Ulshoeffsr, Daniel p. IngrAham,
and Cbas r. Daily
CI,EEs.-James Common and Benz. Jarvis, Esqs
Cases
At the " General Term for issues Of Law, held by
two judges. there have been argued and decided 100
At the Special Term for t-tues Of Law and mo-
tions. held at Chaisbers by one judge, there have
been heard and decided. ....................1 249
At Special Tern - for issues of fact. judgments
have been given In. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70l
Total trials and motions. ........ 2t49
At the end of the D@eemb.r term OF this court the
whole Gale ndar WAS disposed Of aud that
ready remained unsrEu.d,
We indt bted 20 the courtesy of B. Jarvis, Esq
for the facts contained In the above table.
u. :. CIRCUIT COURT.
CLERE.-A Alexander Gardiner ESQ.
nfP CIEHK. Richard f.. Stilwell Efq.
n IL court there have been 1902 causes
70 Of which have been disposed Of in the fol lowing
ms
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Vessels Bun, In the United States.

We take from the offcis report Of the Register Of
The Treasury condensed statement of the vessel,
built during the year ending 30th Of last and the
enrolled of the United states with the
OF foreign arrivals and departures during the same
period
SrATEMEsr SHOWING THE NUMBER CLASS yEs-
sEls built, AM the ToSNAGs EACH
AND TEhRITOkr UNITED STATES
The YEAR ENDING 30rH JuNH, ls49.
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no paper will be Issued from this ofSts to.mouop
norpirs We shan, however, In addition TO the
Wsify Hrad fer Cslfcrnis publish our regular even
Ing saiucns--the frst at between twelve aud one
o'eloek aud the second a. half pas, t~o o'olock
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be completed short time the aggregate tonnsge Of
which H. $50
Mr VIM. n Webb has launched six ships. one steam
tug and schooner follows: ship Albert Gala
neripg OF 1900 tons; Galia Of $50 tons; Catherine
81 700 tone; and James Drake OF $40 tons; stesmtug
Goish. Of AN tons; aud schooner Samuel VI Fox OF
40 tons, which In on her way to San Francisco
They have the stocks two ships OF about 200 tons
each and steamship which Is to between this
port and savannah
Mes-rs Smith and Dimon have launched one ipper
ship OF coo which Is nov nearly ready for sea
She has not ss yet received name but belongs %
con psby at Sc Petersburg They have os the stocks
two kbpsoue Of 200 tons intended for the Liverpool
trade; and The other OF 200 tons.
MIR Jacob Ren has launched one s'esmSh Pine "a
oife--of coo upwards for Messrs :. X. Col
bne Liverpool ine of steamships and the clipper snip
Or'eLtsl OF about 200 tons nov on her way u ths
East lpdrs He hiss the stocks the steam ship
Antarctic az coo also for the Liverpool line Of
pack etf. and one shiD Of no tons ourthFh
Messrs Ia9r.nse & Snteden have launched two
Eteau b. att--the aAunicus OF 400 tons. nos at Fan
River md the Tabsga Of 800 tons probably at hatana
before this tine They are bulldog steamboat Of
ESQ feet ia length 20 run bstwerp New Orleans add
bsced tog. Their by iron bars each other da
g,Isly. which will give her ~ eat strength.
Messrs f'rrine tatttrsoD n stack. at Williamsburg
have launched two ships bark, and six fry
bats. 1he ships the Tconderoga aud Pit
lncrlthis, and bark Jasper This phiadelphs mas
just returned from Der first voyage liverpool fhsy
have Ee ship the stocks, OF 1875 tons which s
ready for launching.
heksrs Jabez Williams g. Sons have launched the
ship Washington. the larges merchantmen ahoas nov
ready TO sai on her fret voyage to Liverp OIL aud che
bark Green Point beautiful vessel her way to
RFCAPITuLArIoH.
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Sentenced TO this State Prison Ia 1S49: Men. 1885;
women, 10; total, las. In lS4S:-Men, ITO; women,
II; total, l36.
Aggregate time of sentence in 1s49:-509 years and
10 months. In lS4s:-44s years and 10 months.
Sentenced 70 the Peniteptisry in 1S49: 745;
women. 13l: total, $40. In lSis:-Msn, 700; women,
40: total $40.
Sentenced to the City Prison in 1S4o:-Men, 274;
women, o.; total, $685. In 1SaS:-Men, 1862; women, 81
totsl. 229.
Sent to the Eouse of Refuge In 1s49-Boys 20; girls,
b; total, 70. In lS4S: Boys, 6s girls 3; total II.
Of the IS ecognzances forfeited defendants in 20 cases
subsequently, iroasht into and tried and the
judgments on the recognirances vacated
One sentence committed to Imprisonment for life.
The following table shows the convictions in the
various criminal courts at different periods from 1902,
to the prespt time with the population Of the city 1t
fhese
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We give in our columns to-day, full and COM
plete list of the members of the Legislature OF
his State, for the session which commences in Al
bany to-day. That list, as well the tables which
we publish to- day, will be valuable for the purpose
Of reference, and we recommend It's preservation.
The Governors Message will be delivered on
Wednesday, and on Thursday morning we shall,
in all probability, publish It in the Herald
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Marine Affairs.

VOYAGES OF THE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIPS DURING
THE PAST YEAR.
Annexed IL table, exhibiting the date OF arrival
length Of passage, number Of passengers, with the
day Of departure, SO Of each steamer, between New
York and Liverpool, during the past year also, ons
sho~ips the time Of arrival passengers &C. at Boston,
during the same period -
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Tie Hiherna this trip lsah. and returned to
Hafsx left ard mails then New
repairs and sailed the 29h Of September for
Liverpool direct, with ~ passengera
The average passage to Boston from Liverpool, Is
IL days and "a hours.
The Canada made the shortest passage to this port
and the Hiberna the longest The America and
Europa made the shortest TO Boston, and the Niagara
the longest
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s,athtics of the Law Courts for the Year
Isfo.

We prsseu. our readers with the following statistics
az the Law Courts Of New orS for the ytar eadiug
sist December 1879. ard have express acknow.
lecsenerts 90 the officers Of The fertra courts whose
appended not only for the trouble aud labor
gr.tuitou,ly rendered in furnishing With thes. d.
tails but fer the willing and obnEpg attention ~hioh
Law reporter uniformly receives from thcm on every
occasion.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Jrpers-Chisf Justice Oakley, Lewis H. Sanford,
and Asren NaBdsrpoel
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Total. .............. 102
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
JUDGE Samuel Belts.
CLEBK.-Iames w Mttoslf Esq.
DtPUTy CitRK.-G w Morton. ESQ.
Suits in Admiralty instituted from LIST Jan, 1912 to
3ht Dec 1919 inclusive. ................. 1888
OF thee there have been finally disposed Of. 4t3
Yet pending not brought TO hearing. ..... 335
These suits botomry bonds, bills Of lading.
charter parties marine ypohecations and contracts
for wages COLLISIONS and personal forts at sea- SAL
wage. &c sc.
In those which have been finally disposed Of the
Judge bss delivered Ia written opinions
Every argued or submitted to the Judge has
been decided by him.
SUITS.
On the Common Law side of the Court there
have been CONNIE need. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Tried and disposed Of Observation-Disclosures. IL
Yet pending. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
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There have been presented 60 Fundamentally have
been ditmissed the recognzances in have been for
feiteo and nOe prosequi been entered in a. and Is
have been titled an verdicts given.
There remain pending In court "a indiotments-7 Of
which RENTED from the Circuit Court at the last
November term TO the District Court.
The trial Of the pending Indictments has been de-
by the absence from the district of witnesses So
Besides the business above enumerated, numerous
petitions applications and special motions have been
presented, argued and decided during the year.
We are indebted to q. W. Morton, Esq, the atten-
tive and obsng deputy clerk for the foregoing stats
tics the United District for the year lSa9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Robert McC uioheon Is the whiE sidase fs Mayor
Ct rittshugb Ia.
Huah = FlsDmiug 10 the democratic c,ni'ds.s for
Mslor % Allsssy, Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-01

sTArThESr THE REoIsTERxD AND L, OF ed ToSS
URITkD STATES, SHOWING ToNNAGE NJ
PLoybD The WHALE fIsHERYi ALso, THE r.oPOs-
TIoN ENRoLLID AND LICENSED TONSAGE NJ
rLoyt THS CoAsrING TRADE, Con FIsHERY, MAoKE-
RFL FIsHEhY, AND WHALE fIsHERY, FROM lSiz lol9,
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The Thermometer FOR Is4o.

The following table exhibits the Thermometer the
first and last days of each month for the year and also
the days In which 1t lowest and highest In each
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Steam Stem

IN addition ts the above Messrs Barclay & roSn
send a Hubokeu, have launched one ship, aud a
schooner of $40 tons aud Messrs Cafes 4 Allison,
al" at HVbekep, have launched one sohooser. one
steamboat. and a barge the aggregate tonnage Of
which il 5s0.
The aggregate tonnage launched during the year Is
1905. and WHAT'S the stocks amounts to about
0,2G0 tons.
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eHsut ana battery. Dos ~ $50 %
Petit larceny. ......... .1,lso 2ol 1904 27s
1873 $40 1900 $50
1870 1913.
Number Of trials In the Oyer and Terminsr IL
Do do. General Sessions. $40 $50
Do. do. Special Sessions. 1887 1885
a,2ls aOas
Number Of convictions and scquittals in
the Oyer and rerminer 49,. ..... IL
Nun Der OF con victions and acquittals in
the General Sessions. ..... =. :. ..... 4G l23
Number of convictions and scquittals in
the Special Sessions. :. ........ 2o5s 1850
24s4 22sl
Prisoners discharged in Oyer and Termlnsr o
do. do. in General Sessions. lit 142
do. do. In Special Sessions. 93S 672
1Ile sia
whole number convicted acquitted and
E,discbsrg.d in all ths courts. 1910 3075
Number q indictment found by the Grand
jury. ooS OBJ
Number OF complaints dismissed by Grand
y. lVo Zuo
RtcoRnizapces to answer filed during the
year. .............. 14Ol 1888
Reecgnizs nces forfeited during the year. +35 SO
Sep ed 70 his ntad
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PGss'gers from

The average passages to this port from Liverpool
were made In thirteen days and sixteen hours
The following table exhibits the time Of arrival SO ,
at Boston
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House uf Representatives.

wAsHI>eros. Monday, Dee 81
CONTESTED SEAT.
Mr.. BAxrR, Of Illinois, presented memorial from
Mr. d =. Miller, (wbg) Of Iowa contesting the seat
Of william Thompson (dem 1t was referred to the
Committee on Elections
THE IMPORTANT COMMITTEES.
The following are the Committees ann ounced.-
Way' and Aeans- Thomas H. Bsyiy, (dsm Of Virginia.
James Gre n Ia ads snJ's i Si. 1s
ssrf, assssi ds%S q 9 i IL H,sa a1
William Duer. twhigJ Of New York.
ss%s; rss ass1ts.s
NJ Total. eemocrsts. wings. I
D". OF Coismesa-Albert q Grown. tdem.) of Misssipr
S a%pl. T.,I Sss .% sig q e o AsSAms
Tho@a.I D Fuller. ldsn % Name
jeremiah vortcn shgj of Virginia.
e esssss '% 4 q .ssysas
W. 4 w ,lasses,' S,"h51 ., Tssns:sss
Tossi.t dem; w SSs q re-. ss SOIL LORI
John K. Miller a en- sum Of q Ohio hsAn
S SsSsss Ashy s.nas swdh Ss1 Of y s%;s
CHARLES ]; Sorsss.a ai i@s,,s H' y Ky.
Erf'1 ss sss q sas. & q y d 6ss5
M NJ, Te,es,n, tssn; Of Georgia.
Territories. .lann 10Y issm.i Of KsasuoSy '
y y% !" sss s .lr''. ss G.; ~ +. Iia'i.
fame. seldom ldsn( q virginia,
Dsriei Cott iwhg) Of Now York
Js:Saa cidl" ss" e. iS' s. }o = o 'SsAn'
Total 9 dam 8 rhigs; frss soil.
''' ~ seoo~s i "a ea.m saj% ets Vi s''
i. a Bsssson tdsm Of Georgia
ia.., s' :;.:;:; CO.: :is S S::::
~ sue taeml Of aiehissn.
Totai-5 4 whgs.
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1ATENrNr or THr NuuHEE oT rLrAHAscrs or AmERt-
ca AEn IuHEiaN Vas IsFEoa POArs " THE USirEo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-27
REG tEsG WOrEee,
&LOAN'S 0ENEyNEENrE,

TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST HORSE, AvD e,,r,r1 ,
MEDICINE
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LIFE INSURANCE
By THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S2GG.G0S.
Vissccnancss state 0G Ea.ssE;sN:a.

THIS Company is prepared to insure livea grant
endowment and annucs.
The following among the benefits conferred by su
ring in this office:
Premiums amounting to $50 and UPWARDS naraln orc
halt in cash. and the balance in note II months re
movable with six per cent interest, the prcmn may
be paid monthly in advance
Insurance effected in Office Do the life CT the
ND, free from all demands Of creditors.
Creditors may insure the lives of debtors, and debtors
their own lives for the benefit Of creditors.
Nava! and Military Offices, Masters and Mates ofhats
vessels, and indeed all classes may this office, secure
their families against want at the lowest PREMIUM
6sFPremiums lower than Mutual Companies.
NO responsibility to the Insurers beyond the payment
of the premium.
0No risk of Partnership with all classes CT persons,
and its serious consequences.
1F~NO liability have the insured reduced or t.
nal farther contribution in of mortality beyond the
estimated average.
OTlc certainty Of having every claim paid as soon as
shstantatcd whatcTer extraordinary mortality may take
place.
The semi annual payment OF premiums and thirty DAYS
grace allowed the assured on the renewal of premiums.
This company allow tho insured more liberal travelling
privileges and longer residence in the Southern States
than any similar institution in the country.
person insured in this company, has the privilege Of
ravcr g on land rivers lakes or inland and OF re-
siding in Of the States Territories of this nio or
tile British Provinces of North America, during the cItir
year; except from the first day Of August first da.
of November; during which period, the insured party are
not allowed TO traTo[ reside south OF The northern bon
Diary Of the State of Mississippi, unless permission pre-
v!Cusiy obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from the payment
of policy Ii the 'slr1l should die by lis IL hand
whchls a consideration of great Importance the credit
who nsurcs the life OF debtor, well to wife
insllrinc the life of her husband.
The Injured will be allowed to make voyage out and
home, to and from any port on the continent of Europn
for an extra charge of - per cent
Steamboat engaged in navigating tic western W.
icr4 will be insured 1T the regular rates.
No one life will be taken by this company for greater
sum than $500
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The EsranGrctIf's Pills

RE composed wholly of medicinal berba and do not
contain any mineral chemical substances; arc per-
fecy harmless the most tendr weakest francs and
nevertheless to search out tho cause OF the sickness
and produce whatever be its character when
taken in time, and in quantities sufficient.
PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS.
As an aperen purge the bowels from two to 1--WE may
be taken at any tc going bed however, Is the best time
Should the Pills not operate easily and freely and be
by eight or nine O'Clock in the morning, the next night in
crease the dose one two, three or more pills. they VIII
then act easier and will the sooner cure. Some people
take twenty and to be well purged IT is NOR
ALLY IMPOSSIBLE THEY CAN DO ANY GOOD I'M
LESS THEY PURGE, and the more POWERFULLY,
the more good they do The Pills require attention;
and drink what you please and have fear of catching
cold the body better able stand the effect of cold after
dose than before, because the Pills take away the gross
and corrupt which ciogged up the blood and pre-
vented il from circulating freely should thrst he felt dn
ring the day. drink any weak qucr-wal1n water 10 the
best but cold will do no harm. asx ri 49, I.
Should the pills occasion any sickness before
do not mind iii who has bad effect nom ~
sickness7 On tho contrary, IL besdee
this sickness of stomach will be soon oyer and great
relief II only happens I'M tile beginning, when the stom-
acl H full of corrupt acrimonious hlmors Immediately
after il over you viii find wssi and sssdy ~
Ths Piils arc sold Il Is cents wisn s:s.ae ~
lEngliah directions. NM. NV nAynnsssT, g. h
n ~ Jm N0Ics M1cpS ~ Uueu{Ass
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TFEE NAPLES STORE,

DIETER NAPLES bcgs leave to inform the public th,
a he has this day purchased the entire Stock nf w
& ZIRULE and now feels himself nernanenv iotnd e.
the OLD STAND, on MAIN STREET, under the WAprEs
HOUSE, " wa
the Mercantile Business in the CITY of Dubmue hn GoIs
himself called upon 10 make his ack IN tbnso
age, and to present to them of those
which induces him to hope for continuation of their con-
lidence and support
THE WAplEs STORE at this time confirms ono of thc
largest and best selected Stec Goods TO he nd in tho
Western Country, which Stock was purchased bv the
present Proprietor express for this Market and which he
intends to sell at the very lowest price cover Cosrs and
CARRIAGE, In order that he may change his goods into mo-
ncy and be ready at the opening of the SpRiNG TR,pr in
the Eastern Cities to lay in an ENTIRE New SrocK
The Farmers of Upper Iowa, of Wisconsin and Minnc
sofa may rest assured that Goods can be had m chem if
no; chcaor at the VARIES STORE than at any other in
tic Northwest and that they can find as GOOD Market
for their Grain Pork, and all other pcducc a. at any 9th
or establishment in tho country
N. B-MrWap!es wishes his friends distinctly to under
stand that he will not do Credit business Tie viii soil
his Goods for Cash. or exchange them for marketable Pro,
dcn ana ny so DONG, Is positive that he greatly u-
derScil any merchant who puts ont his Goods on credit
Tho Friends and Patrons Of the "a ,rrs STORE NAV rest
assured that pal ms will be spared for their acconola
ton, and no eXcrtions rcncd secure TO them annie
satisfaction for the coiilence they may repose in the
boVe representations.
TO those acquainted with the Stock usually kent in
this large Establishment, vould beg leave to cnuera1r
DRY GOODS
Is the largest and perfect in the County, consisting
OF an almost endless variety OF articles usually found in
large Wh0icsaic and ReiDa DTu Go06 Stare.
have also Ga hand, and viii sell ray lOw an extensive
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats, Vests, Panaloons and Ovcrcoat Of
all the various styles and material that are worn at his
season of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF all descriptions and sizes. may be fon. at the alc
Storc and can be bought cheaper than any where else.
In THE DEPARTMENT OF GROCERIES, keep constant
ly on hand all the various articles called fer and those
too, of the QUALITY.
or China, Glass, GncensWare, and Hardware, have
I full and complete assortment
In all the various Departments of my business, it will
be my constant aim 70 give satisfaction Inv customers
and TO advance the interests Of this portion Of Iowa. and
have no cays but shall be sustained by generous public
PETER NAPLES.
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EXCELLENT GUIDE.

Jackson, Michigan, June 18th, ls49
Ir " H. S!oan-tcar Sir: About one year ago Mr. =.
H. tlbbad presented Us with half dozen boxes Of your
Ointment, and half dozen packages Of the Condition
o"ocfS: Atte time they them us, imagined
them Yankee spccuation hut after giving them trial
we altered our opinion very much, have been engaged
IN the vey staging business number of years. and we
can safely state to tie public, that have never made
use {" any ointment superior TO yours for curing gals or
lors; aSo we have used for eye diseases with great
success we have found it interest to furnish each Of
our drivers witt! box of the Ointment ond out of As head
OF horses, We have not one CALLED. We had very fne
bottom of the foot; put on grippe then applied yo,r
Ointment and grew the crack entirely out, and new
moo" perfectly sound The Condition Powders we have
found illy as good as recommended, end also we can
safely recommend TO horse dealers and Furrers YOUR
rie Book Excellent Guide, the remedies are good
ana never lnjlre. Yours, most respectfully,
HBBtRD & KNAPP