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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-12
A NEW MEDHCENEI
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

A VERY valuable preparation for persons
IA recovering fiom fever, or other diseases,
4 few drops imparting TO the stomach glow
and vlgor equal 70 glassful of brandy, or other
shmulants, without any Of the debllitating ef.
fects which are sure to follow the use of liauor
Of any kind; and it is therefore especially ap-
plicabie to children and females TO the aged
1t will prove great comfort; 10 the dyspeplic,
and 20 those who are predispoeed 70 gout and
rheumatic affections, II gives great relief; and
20 the inebrlate, who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the nox-
ious liquor, It is misunderstanding tone TO the
digestive organs, and strength to resist tempta-
ton, and IS consequently great agent in the
cause OF temperance. For sale by
j. b. MITCHELL.
Lewistown, March %, 1850.
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"A GREAT MEDICINE"

awe have uniformly refrained from recommending 10
the public any of the various Patent Medicines of the
day. unless thoroughly convinced ofther value Among
those consider worthy of notice is the German Bners
invented by Dr. HooaRd and prepared by DIR. Jackson,
in Philadelphia One instance in Particular in which the
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested
len under our observation. During the last summer
of Mn. ABRAHAM GRAETIL, Of this county, was very
seriously afflicted with Liver Complaint, and after trying
IN vain various remedies, he purchased Bssile Of the
Bers, and after using il, much relieved of his
distressing malady that he procured another bottle and
Is Restored enIirrlN N health -
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MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE.
CHI EsISTHAN HOOVER,
Justice of the Peace.

~ Gently occupied by Esquire kup, where
he Will attend TO all business entrusted to hs
care with the greatest care and despatch.
Lewistowa, July l, l54S-tf.
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II. HICKS JONES.

EAo!ssae Hooden Willow Rars, Broom, Brush, Comb,
Looking Glass GRd Yarie;y Store,
Nc Is North Second Street. Philadelphia under sidney
Jones' Carpet FGrsAoa5G.
HAVING enlarged my STORE, have on hand and am
II constantly manufacturing and receiving from the
eastern states and Europe, additions to- nv stock
Cedar Ware-JG0 Cedar and 100 nest painted Iubs
800 barrel and 400 sa Churns 100 dozen Cedar and o
dozen painted Pals 900 dozen Wash Boards, l0o dozen
nest Sugar and Flour Boxes Spsos Spoons aud Ladies'
HfIou Eare.--6pO mes, Market and zoe nest Clothes
Baskets 46 Willow Coaches. Caiia and Cradles aiaTge
assortment OF French and Domestic Baskets
E,YooEs and Brushs5l0,0 600 Wire BFooms 10000 sha-
ker Brooms dozen each Wail Paint scrubhng, Shoe
and Horse Brushes: Tooth, shaRing, Cloth and Hair
Brushes Of every style
ConBs-2g90 dozen Fancy COnts, Of various patterns
.ide neck pocket, dressing and netoot Combs Of Faf
Gus styles.
Looking Glasses of Pine, Cherry Walnut, Mahogany
and Gilt Framea!l sizes and patterns German, tfeheh
English Looking Gass Plates of all sizes from hy
up p by insured 10 all parts OF the unioh
together with large Of Variety Goods 100
numerous to mention The attention Of Merchants Is
respectfully solicited the examination Of my stock, all
Of which will be sold low for CASH or city acceptance SO
anticipate any competition that can be offered.
ghia March 2, le30-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-12

Ss pAHrHLErs containing the table Of rates and ex
plantations of lhe subject; Forms Of Application, and
further Information be at the office gratis in
person OF TO the President AetuaTy
b. w. RICHARDS, President.
JNo. +. JAMES, Actuary. Tap2sIy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-12
The Great China Store
OF PHILADELPHIA.

THANKFUL to the o.t.ZeRs of Lewistown and its VI
cinity for their increased custom, again request
their company view large and splendid assortment
of China Glass and Queeusware. Dinner sets, tea
sets ta; SETS and single pieces either Of Glass; China
or Stone Ware sold In quantities suit purchasers for
less than they be had eIsewheren fact at less than
wholesale prices. American and English BRIIT3AL4
METAL 90 obs, in greater variety than ever before
offered in the city Fancy China in great variety, very
cheap s,-We would invite any person visiting the city
20 call and sce usthey viii least be pleased 10 walk
around our beautiful store ard view the finest China
and Ae easapst the world produces Very respectfully,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. 2l0 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September %, iEf9-Iy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-11
County Convention.

The Free Democracy cl the County Of Ad.
lison are requested 10 meet at the own Room
in Middlchury, on the 4th day of July next at
Q o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of Nominating
Candidates for County Sen tors Judges Of the
County Court, ShcrTs High Bmliis, State S
Attorney, and Judges If Probate, and Of per
ieciing the organization Of the party in the
Towns and County.
All the Democrats of the County and all
who are opposed 10 the present Administration
and are IN favor of the admission Of California
and If Governments for the Territories nth the
Proriso, are requested to he present.
There will be distinguished Speakers from
abroad, dinner will hc served up on the occa.
sion, and other exercises appropriate to the day
The several towns are requested to send in full
delegations at an early hour. that the business
Of the Convention may he disposed of in The
forenoon. and the afternoon dev ted to speak
ing. BENJAMIN +. IIASkELL,)
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BRANr's lsnIAN PuHifYusG EXTRACT. the greatest
Puriher in the wnrd.-ls efficacy aud BLOOD purify ing
power Is attested by thousands OF weknuw respecta
BILE citizens 1t is pro ed by iucune,thle evidence TO
be The cheapest aud most certain Purycr Of the Blood
nj any all the various internal rcnrdic, nov before
the public II cures all diseases of the Blood Muscles
aud Glands II ha. rival whore 1t, power aud PROMPT
efficacy, aud the small quaniity required 10 effect the
most wonderful cures il compared nth other BLOOD pa
Rivers The philosophy of H. operations the sirn
II simple aud plain 70 he understood It, fret action
in add upon tho somaoh its further action l. through
the blood aud uhsorheuis Whcn fret taken into tho
stomach 1t mikes up with the chyle and food ucut, all
1ins all Poisonous acid patirr- the ahsnrhrn- then
take up portion Of H. aud thus it goes into the hnd
and regulates the circulation aud slothes heals. neun.
izcs aud destroys all murhid aud unhealthy properties in
The blood. Nature thu. relieved and aided Nnks out
her own cure Cancers Scrofua, Fever Sores and an
other impure blood di.ea-es promptly cured by iis
use, without the shadow of a doubt
- For list Of agents, advertisement in another
column. Cav
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TEMpERANcE LEcTuREs.-Mr. S. NJ.
Hewlett delivered a lecture on TcTper>
auce al Bennington last week, at the
close of which the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resoircd, That the temperance men
of Bennington earnestly recommend :.
NJ. Hewlett. to the friends of the tens
perance cause in Vermont, as an able,
forcble and eloquent advocate of sobri-
ETY., and as worthy their confidence, sup.
port and encouragement.
Rtsoiced, That the papers in our State
be requested to copy these resolutions.
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The reader will find "a adyertlseuent in another
column headed, DR. Roeers' Svrup NJ I,crwort. Tar.
& Tanchalarua. We have heard it stated hv persons
af great re.pectabilty. who have used th- medicine
that il j. ono Of tho mnsi remarkable mrdicncs of the
age for Cnnfhs Culds. lnhncnza. bronchitis Asthma
Paine IN the side ane hrfa.t Spiting Of Blood Whonp
Ing Cough aud all Lung Complaints which f neglected
usually terminate in CONSUMPTION; aud the oe,tf
Gates attached 10 the advertisements would fully
justify this statement - RAILWAY Reg
~ See other Cer'ifcnies in the Pamphlet, also long
Advertisement IN another column
For Sale in Middlebury, by W. P.RUssEI.
June 1. 1850. film
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MORE lNcuRABLE CASES RELIEVED.
pao,t rso ~ ., 49,. o.,..... -

Canosota. Nov 7. 1916
10 > Iousey, Agent &c.-sir- Having used DR.. Bu
shans Hungarian Bal'nm ia my family with the very
nest success for Lung Complaints, and having seen il a.
SEQ by my friends with like success was induced last
spr'hs Y, income M Agent for the sale Of tho
since which have sold great number of battles and
nave ~ almost every instance learned that il had
e"eded beyond all expectation, 10 cases where the
NOUkcfD lNtuRABi.E, aud their case. homeless
and most eheerfully recommend il to all who are snf
ie'ing with Lug complaints. assuring them that ia
must they will fnd speedy relief
Signrd, WILLIAM 4. FISK
DAVID BRADLER Son. llg Washington street
Bostoni sole agents for the United states and British
Pro,inses.-A American Prioe, Que dollar per hottie
slim
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-11

THE COMPROMISE BIiL-The editor #
the ! ribune writes by telegraph. from Wash
ington, Thursday evening, as follows Ben
tons motion to postpone the Compromise
Bill Indefinitely will not be voted on for
several DAYS, and will pretty surely be de.
fcatcd. Mr. Benton will make a speech on
1t on Monday.
count the Senate oil p for the Compro-
mise aud 80 against it. Mr.. Clay should
know the Senate far better, and he conf =
dent, believes it will pass
The House is filing up with reference to
the struggle on the California bill, which will
take place next Tuesday. apprchcnd the
discussion will be STAYED of Il week or more
longer.
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
RarTain.


The large two Story Brick Mansion House
Just North Of IIorntio Scymour's in The Village
Of Mildlehury, with good Garden spot and
Barn and Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Weybridge Street, next north OF
Halls corner, with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying prin-
cipally in Granville Addison Couniy,-a large
portion of the above well covered with timber
and many good lots for citing.
The above property belongs TO person re-
siding in the City Of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms Of payment.
Inquire Of the subscribers.
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlclury May IS 1850 6
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wA Montreal correspondent Of tn,

W-A Montreal correspondent Of the
Tribune thus speaks -
Mr.. Brownson, the reviewer. who has
been occurring here, is about 10 repeat Iii,
predictions al Quebec. suspecI his mis-
sioO has not heen entirely without poliii.
cal object. He has both in public and in
private astoundcd our ciiizeQs. de-
clared openly in favor OF arbitrary govern
ment, aud hnled that il was merely bien-
Seanee, which prevented him. citizen of u
Republic, from exposing the vlces OF Re
publican Government more fully.
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tflorric0,

In Burlington. 9th inst, by Rev. Doct
Wheeler JAMES W. fIIcKoK, Esq, to Mis-.
gLis+Nrx~rrs; -h-'th-oiR darlington
In Ferrishurgh, on the 3oth uli, by Rev. II
+. Leavitt, Mir DAVID SMITH of Leicester, &c
Miss SARAH BARNUM, daughter Of lleman
Barnum, Esq. Of Ferrishurgh.
-w We acknowledge the generous slice =
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Imprisonment of Mr. Campbell--Meeting
of the Cabinet
Washington, Sunday, !
June 80 i. NJ.

" nshinpt0n, NundhY,
June 80 i. NJ.
Dispatches have been received here, announ-
cling the imprisonment of MIR. Campbell the
American Consul at Havana, by the Spanish
authorities in consequence of his interference in
behalf Of the prisoners taken 10y the Cuhans.
A Cabinet meeting has been held to-day
when three members Of the Cabinet advised
General Taylor to act on his own responsible
ty in the matter
Mr. Clayton. and ihiec o,hcrsrcccmmcndcd
consulting Congress, and Mr.. Clayton has nc
cordngly been drawing up II message This af
tcrnoon. and it will undoubt dly he sent be
fore Congress early tomorrow morning.
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THE LAWRENCE DIVORCE CASE. The
Bee says; " We learn that a statement. Civ
ing all the particulars Of the cause and re-
sulis Of the difficulties between L. b. Law
renee, ESD. and his wife, is now being pre-
pared for The public press
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srATE on VERMONT. / nc lrcrnrmhcr,

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District Of Adds n, IS. that at Probate
Court held at Mildlehury, in aud lur tie Di.trioi
ot idi-on, on the 9th day OF June, A ID. 1850 :
Chauncey Woodward, administrator OF the
estate of
SOLOMON WOODWARD,
late Of Orwell N said dririct deceased, presents
his petition in writing To this Court. PRAY ing ior
license 10 sell real estate Of sad deceased for the
purpose Of paying the debts Of sad deceased and
expenses Of administration; and therein sets forth
tue amount Of debts allowed 10y commissioners
against SAID estate and thu expenses of admins
lraiion, the value Of the personal estate and the
situation Of the real estate Of said deceased; and
that il is necessary To scll real estate Of the de-
ceased loi the purpose aforesaid: II is thereupon
ordered that said petition he considered by this
Court, the session thereof to be held at the Of
fee Of the Regsle Of this Court in said Middle
bury, On Thursday, the 9Th day Of June, 1850. at
one O'Clock z. NJ, and that notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested, that they NAV appeal
and make their objections, IL any they may have,
TO said license being granted, by publishing a GER
tined copy Of this order in The Middlebury Regis
ier-a newspaper prioted at said Middiebury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Count
Jed. S Bushnell Registr
\ true Copy Of Record
Atte,t, jed : BusLaeV, Rcqist,
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Fish.

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District OF Addison, IS. ed that at Pro
bate Court held az Aliddlehury. in and for the
District Of Addison on the first day of June
$50: Eliza Whitney named eNccutrix in an
instrument purpCring 10 be the last will and
testament Of
DAVID WHITNEY,
late OF Brdpor in said District, deceased, pre-.
senis said instrument for probatc 1t is there.
upon ordered that said instrument be consider
ed by this Court for prohue Mt the session OF
this Court to be held at the office of the REGIS
Ter Of said Court in said Mildlebury. on Thurs
day, the 9th day Of June, A ID 1850 at one
ocl ok in the afternoon. and that notice there
OF be given 10 all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have. 10 the probate aud allowance OF
said will, by pub i,hug certified copy of this
order in the Middehury Rcei,rcr-a newspa
per printed AT sal; Addlehurv-ihrco weeks
successfully previous The time Of .aid Court
Jod $. BuhaeH. Reqist,r.
true Copy Of Record.
Attest, Jet S. BUSHNELL, Rcqisier
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THE MOST ASTONISHING CURE EVER
YET KNOWN
And this by DR.. Curbctts Concentrated Syrup Of
Sirsnplrilia.
4


Mrssrs. l.. Briulcv & Co, Druggists Boston.
Gentlemen ;-lu March, leij. was taken with a
severe pam and lamene.s in of my kuccs Thrcr
months after. the other became affected in u similar
manner; IN about months II attacked elbow aud
IN few months more the other-thence extending to
the wrists shoulder, ankles, aud smaller Joint. of
the cNtremeilcs. This distressing affection, thtan.
dius all remedies, appeared 10 arreasc gradually for
three year,, until my friends aud elf hid abandoned
all hnpcs Of recovery. was first duriored for Rheuma.
sin by eminent aud ,klfnl physicians then fpr Scfof
ula, white swelling, Sc and spent three month, the
lssachu.eit> General Hospital. I then went into a
ular prescriptions constantly. ! NEVER experienced
any permanent aud scarcely temporary relief until /
commenced taking d. Corbrtts Concentrated Syrup OF
Sar,aparila.
hosan the of this in March last and before had
taken three bottles obtained sensible relief have now
taken twenty bottles, with daily permanent improve.
ment
Tue swehn, and lameness has almost entirely aba ted
IN all my joints except the knees and these 80 far
restored that can walk aud work comfortably. MY
general health is good have gained thirty pounds OF
flesh, and have the fullest confidence from the benc
1T thus far received from this celeb atcd remedv Of Lc.
ing early perfectly restored.
PAULINA WILLIAMS.
IIaycrhill, Dec e. 1913.
State Of New Hampshire
Grafton County, IS Dec Is lsis Personally ap.
pcared before Pauliua Williams and made sulsmn
oath the foregoing statement, by her subscribed be
tue. JOHN McCLARY Justice Peace
gJ- The above Valuahlcmcdicine l. sold hy T. BRIN.
LEY 4 Co, Druggist, boston, aud by their appointed
Agents.
sold by W P. Russell, Middlebury, al,o by Ags.
throughout the state 1lw
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Dic1,

In Montpelier, 3lSt ult, CAROLINE a., wife
of Tryon Knapp, and daughter of J Y Vail,
Esq aged p years
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INV JEWELRY STORE.
E. G.. MAYO

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlchury and vicinity that he has opened a
Jcwclry Store in the shop rcccntly occupied by
T. C. Fletcher as Grocery, where he will keep
on hand m assortment of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-11
VALUABLE TESTIMONY from the SOUTH.

We Ike, At all times. to give credit when credit is
due and If the same time relieve the distress
ell nhly rriiiiieL therefore give TIE fol-
Irwin. voluntary testimony as TO TIA" beneficial effects Of
Wi,ars Bils,m of " ld Chrrry by the editor of The
Columbia South Carolininn who appears IL have oh.
tanned great relief by its use-lOd Dominion, Ports.
most, Va.
MISrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We .eidola resort to pncnt medicines. having great
respect Tor kill of hc regular pruicsou hut chance
tn into way the above named medicine, immcdi.
acly after the close of thu at session ofthr Legislature
when iunss alnus dried up by the highly
life atno. pAn,r OF our stoNcwarmcd Snte House.
Tn Balsam Of wild Cherry Immediately relieved of
upi haifassins cough. which tire teued our health IN
seruns degree. We feet HAT We indebted To il
lo some h.iorh pounds of animal wcsht-Nhich a1d(
tion once FELT, cannot be forgotten.
CAUTION The ouly Genuine aud original nrticN,
first Introduced in the year l-3-. II hn, been wei
wi tested and appreciated Tor ten years pact IN all the
complaints tor which 1t /, recommended, Nil.-Ccushs,
| oll- nhlrult Brunchius Asthma and Consumption,
il lirnt stages No other medicine hn- proved
cilcdciuns Ga aeco mt Of thd uni ~ ldrd pnpr
l,rity tuis aticc 1t ha- been extensively conutc i
It'd. hy persons who know nothiug ui the hgitd cns u
this uri s.nl com lpurd
None genuine unless ,igucdI BUTTS an the wrapper
| Sold by ~. Z. RJSSEL. Middlchury, also by Ag't,
thruu ,hOut the State. Civ
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Ladies',

You will find ut the MASONIC HALL
STORE a large and splendid assortment Of
Lacns, Bdrcges, Linen Ginglams, Grapes,
SC, Sc. Sc,
Just received pr Express Also POULAND,
SILKS, BRAIDS, and another lot Of those
beautiful SILVERED FANS.
Il. BECKWITH 6 co.
June 10 1850
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Straw Cattle,

Broke into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on, or about the middle Of Mav,-4 ycaH ma,
; SccrS and , heiferS-three red, one lrindc
AMI some white CALVIN SQUIER.
New Haven, june G. 1850. 73w
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b.. The arguments on the application for a
writ Of error in Prof Wcbster's case are to be
heard to-day before the Supreme Bench.
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CLAR1ONET REEDS. Violns and Bows
" Also Bass Vol and Violin Strings, Pegs
Tail Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
May 2s. /. c. MAYO.
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Soda Fountain.

hhN II All the sloFc OF IT. 4. SHELDON.
June 10.
| OST. A Black Tacc Veil The finder will
IL be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
III. \ SHELDON.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD,

STOCKHOLDERS will pass free. 10 and
y from the Annual Meeting, at Middcbury,
ON the l9h inst, on presenting their certih-
Gates Of Stock to the Conductor
SAINT. SWIFT, Ct rk
Midlcbury, June s, 1850. 7:lw
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We regret that We have not room To publish in
fll the entire history Of the case Of Mrs. Eggttt.
as it shows conciusNely the controlling power of
this Medicine in relieving ana cming alpareut,
the INST hopeless cases. Want Of space oLl,ges
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lOattbcs, 1rwrlrp, Clocks
g.AIc.g .M.S..El:IGCIGg.

of the Latest Styles, ard will sell as cheap as
the chemist
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Darius Stafford, who in 1916 was sen
fenced by the U. s. Cont to len year
confinement in the Vermont State Prs
on for robblng the mail IN Rutland coun
~, has received from President Taylor
m unconditional pardon.
The Richmond Wing comes out in
favor Of the Presidents plan of settle
ment, aud IN opposition To the Compton,.
Use.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-22
The WyandOts.

The minutes Of the late yearly moot
ing of Friends, held at Baltimore, says:-
ave have been informed from the In
dian Bureau at Washington that The
Wyandot tribe of Indians, to whom
some assistance was formerly extended
by this meeting, and who subsequently,
removed from their residence at Sandus-
ky, in the State OF Ohio, into the coun-
try between the Missouri and Kansas
rivers, had concluded to relinquish their
nationality, and TO hold property hereaf-'
ter in severaliiy; and furtherm ore had re-
quested to be admitted as citizens of the
United States.
"Ihe committee appointed to treat
with them on the occasion represented.
THAT the Wyandot people have 50 far
advanced in civilization as 20 be capable,
generally, of managing their own affairs,
andare qualified and calculated to become
useful citizens large portion of them
being already engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
sin accordance with these views, their
several requests were acceded to by the
Government, and these Indians have
been adopted as citizens Of the United
States"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-22
st. Louis, Nov. Is.

Flour-Received by the river 2,O57
bbls. There is an active speculative de-
mand, but the stock is not sufficiently
large TO admit Of heavy opera,ions.-
Sales Of $50 bbls superfne country q,
50 80, l60 at 50 81, SO, 81 and 200, in
two equal lots of choice country, at 90
80, 80 at 50 95, SIS Springfield, so and
100 Quincy at 81, 900 ST. Charles extra
at 81 35, 200r Harrison g. Co. a. Ut
so and 20 O'Fallon at 81 rs.
Wheat-'Fhe demand continues active
sales reported at 70 and H0c, exclusive
of packages.
corn-No large lots received; sales of
252 and 342 sacks new at 48c, new
gunnies included.
oa's-Receipts not SO large and de-
mand rather more active; sales different
lots at 39ac to 40a4lc, including sacks.
Potatoes-Sales of 365 bushel good
at 65c, 204 and 2s9 a. &c, sacks inclu.
ded.