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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

lMsLrA L.ou G Z, No. SO

iii .1tsH Af9rtesh3Whs as l-1Nr
The caaasaitac Appreciated Do draft Resoluiha rrla
Gye o bt SeAh OF DIR estectnra Brother, EbwtS A.
RhLER MAd4partdd this lie on The eth day ri N5yem-
lbdr. lsias ir9partyd b follows !; T 5Hls
Far thai ssAer-ak II has pleased the Great reiiect
on thn UalN e II Ind ispensatione 81 an ali u Ill Provi-
danee b saf f fadh esteemed and worthy Brother,
ERwkN A. teN from the abors of earth and cu him Oh
frnm hs III tsi hah hooa.' Ok his cNistescc III lhcre-
m9tes pos I'LL III Our tonedcrleys tCa5rnhl and as
th hgh sfkst wei eAtertaia for hill memory Aeands
a express III III f,clng this OCCASION, bcfs there.
fofc lnininRnai}sSz4 - yM
Rskalyesl .8fht Is most deeply sympathisf Hin the
widow anil sfh5as, the kindred and tricndstoe thc de-
ceased; iuts sation Of PROV idenfc and II
g wsh tfs ihe tear Of regret al the depgrsu5e Of
fond hssb3a % Sndnlkent father, true fricn and
ha4lCst man 4tse Gebleyt work Of Cod tt11
III iRek1lyyt, That as VI respcceta chr late
Bfnther tl$ Hail DC hung lib the Slblcn,s;pf soufn
iqs CHI thittF days ana the ncnbers Of Is Iodg wear
Grape GA tAete lcl aFmfor the same space 6ft5ncl
kesbvct fhf the Secretary d ihis IodgS 1ufBkh to
the widaw If th4 deeSased copy 81 these seslatons,
add atil a1e VI entered on The records of ahe ESdgc
csalvr1 lsses 1hSt copy Of the bS furnished
the Papsr4 af Cha esbwn f4f publication. Il
\ HffH# sEEI JAMES NicDANIEI4,:vyh NJ. .
4 IFs NJ. Hpakws SeeFe,ary,1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
! EieL ! an PRIVILEGES.

The foIswi4s lIlif las been introduced 10 he
Georgia Isegisfds ag and Ffefrcd 10 select coin
iniitse tbiil GIT hatitEed al acl 10 eaectuatly
destroy ana abol ciasiys privileges.
"See.@isi. 81 iHfs@3 ed hythe.Senaie and Hotse
rof RePfes:niatI Iat cdrplraiions are an eaar
smaaynuttc evil stt hhat tfotn and after The Nas-
sage Of hss acf EE sfpogatioh shall exist IN ihe
sale sii q suf-ih Ns. !. kAE
SEC. Snd. Nj khc it further eAactet, That
whereas n;ari1 iqassa tprparafipn, iriasn cAi
- il cenk5rs exc A5ibs privileges ihereiGre dat
taarrage tet irt4 III alter his passage Of this hcs
sabolished andl l EgaTTiak4s solcmnzrd in Ilfie
State III Gfot., u Hss k.llter bt nall an1 Void
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

TEaE. HARRIS has a very large stock Of Plain
b ana Twillcd 0snaburg PenhsyIvania Plaid
aud ~ heavy Brown CoiioHs; 40 pieces Blsached
Coildpk 50 pieces Calico Coitonl arms and Knit
ting GStisns and many other aficles in SANG order
comp ses his SOCK which was pnTehased before the
adrasss mad viii be soid atthc did prices Farmers
and D. nj. uso want 10 save IUn1y had better call
soon. Jan 81, 1850.
100 susi'ELs q Eo9p | SEER pass 81 re
Winchester Depot, Jan. = 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Corn Neal.

TRESH Graund Corn Meal. Observation-Disclosures
Il Flour, Dried Fruit and Family and Extra
Flour, jnst rec4ised and for sale by
January - TATE IL 1IIOQFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
l7ANls9 I nm rERpRlsls.


q soan affor klssl ,I;ywx III thf cola d;scovcfies
Hin e,al;sarnih fSaEehea tbis conntrv III
u Gorge ICimkAl |at Frankfort fAlea DON.
gleeixea s,lan gsao settlement of ] townlhip
4 Sin tEs, gee;d if%IE bsrav and ;ndns,rJons
III f.8. i fEso LIZ tit ..fs-fy, Is, h !.
1 tasS'sses ~ I. Lug Pau
I t 81 esassl 'e9 ss 'itflns ahq equipment
i fnlIl MeIssh larry lhe eoiopy tns9ler,
anl mh'.sn MfYY1lsE iva. 20 DC emp'9yeE IN
i. saS aesae sslls my III Il mas BOW arrives
i e. boss.q prcfaffas'sryto taxing departure
/ .Tas s{pmAarg law 1nn,b ber;nr about hen
i Arc ihe Tar5t sinE and IaanrltaSs af Nb;nn
and then do k1tkjr kwn 1vnyl 9sn the sL;ng not
raySnes Hit oIssseas.I sF'
!. The sa;tnl 1EItAI~ |1sosta Tr.rellar ni;l.
j ,isit "a ithe laEb Ana f,and ,Ls mo. srw
1 busy ssme sI1Sn4ius othcrs cs,nsntaE;pg
Ne ia W.T. M 81 3aptLfers af.tba ars
lollerslwor( q, 8 afeeT nart II ~. Eb;n
YseTg n,lIh III 3 ln;i FL III 49,
AMI ari.e.-3s ~. = 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
A CURE FOR SMOKING CHIMNEY


NJ IHt1 EH OF Il
TIME undersigned would Inform the publis ii
l they Aaye #puTchased I'LL Right off HenA In
WAYS Patent for Preventing lie H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
RET.Tr.TeITTS NOTTTTs-

The Rev Mr.. BEaar will preach al Stones
Chapeg rsxt Sunday week, 80 III February At II
o'eioeks a n. Jan "A, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Negro Bow.

WANTED to purchase, a Negro BOH from
w 9to l3feaIs Of age. A liberal IFice wili be
paid, and good harne afforded, for Ine who is
healthy aud of good dcpoftmeni. sAppE at Tie
~ FnEE PREsB OFFiGE
January I1iiS50 81 #ELIH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
MAPLE SUGAR. &C.

lust Fedsiy4iI lot If superior Aaple Sugar,
~ and laF katd low; also fresh lot OIL Candy,
Ralsins Nus4 81! 7. DUNNlNGrONa
jan 1870 DRttnfAgkoals DsH0s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
lumber. SC.

IF HAVE Just received superior Iot az Incl pfne
4 Plank. Also on hand Green Hoop Poles, low
BY r. BENNINGTON,
Ian 81. 1850 z DHHniartorsfs I1e,lot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

EJf Rags received as heretofore 81
Winchester Jan 81, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
lEA GNIEIcE.NT iscHElIE NM
Q A PIT Al I S
S6O,OOO!

$35 600! $40, 000GH SIS 080lli
ESP Prizes OF 81 ,odo
Being de Lgces THreenNual5er Pixies.
TTIRIGINIA STATE LOTTERY. -Fsr the Ben.
M left 81 Monongalia Academy, Glass y, for 1850,
ID 81 drawn in Alexandra, va on Saturday. The
23d pf February, 1850.
f# Ii1S At5LL11 !, 7. - lii,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Smoking OF dIhipplncys,

for the CPunties Of Berkeley Jefferson nd Mdfgan.
They hope All who have Smoking ChiInneys will
give them d Trial, az they will guarantee Cste OF
IA Pay Having successfully perfkjrmed Oh setetal
Smoking Chi,pneys in this place. they solicit d
tffa upon al others of the same sort Rihp,iieiF
district ADAM STEW ART, I'll
Ei. tIs JACOB BALES. 1T II
MartEtsbtsrg Jan 81, 1850 IEF
Mr. III mi Galiaber has consented ID infofm usl
shoald application tie made 10 him. 81 The WAITS df
The ctizenk af JeHarson cou 5ty in our way III H
NIB WE Will De in Caiaflestqwn at Fe1faar5
Cpurt. s. &i b. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
ffew Gfocery Establishment.

n q AEINGi Pnrehassd he Store House and Sock
4 j Of Gsrocaries, Gf. dE MIR. Robert VI Lewis, iit
Chareso@n and having added largely tcy the Stock
We ofE4r fksfY iadacam{nt to those ID want Of tho
slr5stah;iaIs IL iile We are determined ie keepon
hand eserk tAingneedfulina cdtnmuriiy like JeiKr-
son. ard pili $e them, a such prices seaanot faTP
- satisfy We ASH acail from The pnbiegehera)ly-
Il 84 III Fl. L. EBY IS SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
|. BRILLIANT ScHE .HE! II
n TCH. S c N e. NJ e
$4,000!

Ffoqo0 $4,000! $40 600
u N-iGG iNIA STATE I.oTTERY.-For,beR en.
Il Y ctit lof M6noagalia Academy. Glass M nj.
for 1850 10 BE drawn at Alexandria, Va, ID Setur,
day Ihe oh Of February, 1850
H 10 Dfaara Mes I'D each Package Of t25 Ttekess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Grentesf EDS,

NY Sf.'Sseqi ebraisd Hair brhichlha as
~ NAY ipnishls{ ali who have~r-N Id il resiol ing
ha5r aBd pFevApting badness. just reecided and Tor
Il sale by TATE s. HOpFF f
4 January 81 tlSa0 sIH#t ia y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
PnbIlc Sale.

WILL beEsold on FriGaB he stdax ar Ft5Fabqyi
wv nftS forsrash the iSetsonal effects of Jbhf
Kennedy, deeeahcd Sale tb lake piace at 2 JclS
P. NJ, at she room adjoining thc Telegraph Office
ie &s III n CARTIER
Jan. 2I, 1902 G. G. BRAGa, AudtienRFeF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Plane IIF4O,.fc.

iM AIDE by hna5e & Geahle and in good order.
lg w, haFlng been lsed only short time. will be
sold alta reduced price. Apnlyto T
Jah.3i, 1850. KEYESG& KEARsLEY. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

Domestic Goods.

A SIMPLY ad good quality Bhekwheat Flour,
"a oshand al ihe ChaflesloxH DEPOT.
Dee TO- 1917. nj. H. g WV MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
/ SPLENDID SCHEME.
Tickets sl5-Halves $50 Quarters $375-.
$4,000!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY Ben
Y ffit of Monongalia Academy, Glass No go,
fcrls50, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, On Satur-
day ihk IGth of February, 1850
rs NRnbcr Lettyvv-I2 Dram Bqa5fs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Donlr.tics.

fNLQVERSEED, for sale by Ifi
~ Jan 81 ECRANE e. brown. vi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
COW yTISsfONER's SAFE.

TN PuFsuahfeIof a Decree Of The morshipfaI Coun,
1 e CburtoF Jetfetspa, pron6unced al the Nogelli-
Der Tsrn, lsa9, ~ ri cause therein depending W.
tween Thoqlas Rutherford, Guardian Of the nfaIEt
children of Chafes w ,AAisqh,h deceased PlaFh-
tiff, ami MargareS AisquiIh and others Defendants
The uGafrs ignFd q Secial Cohmi ssioher appointed
for the PaFFefcp tg tad Decfee viii offer for sale
an he ia e,iy 9t "a braafg nkrt, (C2hrt RayD ike
large and vtlnaiile
Eyfifk Store House. TYA
situated oH Tile carntt Of Washin gton and 81 80
Lawrence streets iChhrestowh l
ThisWoHsliy ismast elgihls situated forbusiHsks
purposes 5hd bas one OF the best SToRE RoosIsBtn
the place W ih 4 flight change ID ihe interior Dr.
rangsnlent II might be made iyery comfortable
dwelling iIhete viii be solA With The House au
undivided tFbieiy III strip of ground adjoini5g
which NH 2e TfuAeularly described on the daYof
sale. #f LII Es|t 'Ef
ThisIRropaFtf THS Ter Sa0p ahdoiers Strong tn-
dHcenehts hi plfsaF4 desiring To invest money
TeRas.-+4ne e5drih on Tie fst Of April, ISh0,
when pksssssion nIl lie given The residue III eqHal
annual pa1leht@af7l , aud yeats with i,ateIEtst
from April Fst iafQ. The PURCHASER Will he ILL.,
CURED b give botd With approved personal security.
for Tie back PAY neis and The lille toyhe wilhHaid
until ali tbs purchase moneyiis Haid.
GEORGE II. TATE
Sperdd Cemb IL
JahtiaryH3t lIStgl GIG BR Acc 4utE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
!
Died

4 Atilie re4sisaqe y Ihis faiheF, INT Joseph Hess
in BRFkelet4dpettr onhe tdfin II Mir Tha,pas
lAiiEerton MlFdte CFfek, on FE3iay lth inst, Mr,
D@Hx HISS! Ased D yeafSand months
n Qnlhe 2df4ibsta as Hampers Ferry .JeilS IIEN-
IRr iuiiint slin 81, X ichhrd and Mary Lafglee.s HI
Il On TTue4sdy evening slh itlsl, of Pulm9fjiry
CpnsuFnptiGb skk tif IELLEN PAhkE, edestshry94fng
daughter oEs rFihh Rarke, SeHior EditoF u The
Gainesville IEfdzet;n. She was born the gth Of
January, lHs7 SO that She had just mpldtedH her
lbifteenth yRaf
4 Al the rs&FdEnce df Rokt. HebdeTson. Esq In
I.elisiaua on TIM I'D ultno. JAMEs L. HkmKtNs,
ESa ih thq1ad year pi his agflH
AT Eversseeh in Berkeley county Va on the
I7ll init, Oh Sdatlrt Fever THaMas w arkoS in
4tant san OF bartholomew and Margaret Rbseuber-
ger aged iImphths ari4 day Its Iitile spirit ent
~ that Sapsnslr @ho said Suffer liue children to
lconepnlo ans, aid forbid lhem9not for of sueh is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
Grand Lotteries for February, 1850.
\. R MAURY &. co, M.s.aras.
X $4,000!
.sIO.OOO!

STJlO 7
M lRGINlA STATE LOTTERY. for the benz,
MOT Monongalia Academy, Glass No4I4, for
1850. Hrd he drawn at Alexandra. Va. on Satul-
day, thF % Of February, 1850.
-ll ~ sr.I.E a i I'll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31

q ENs QAs$ aNss SI.As ERy Il Is stated in
the editari4 spondence Of the Detroit
Tribune, IfrSP3 lsSasing that Gen. G4ss Is int
trigpitjg lori surpose Of having ahc resot
ls,lonk Sp4trietiens to him co$cevning
slavery fes4nil3 Al Tho same tine Gov.
Barry sis apl.lanal hoping a secure bis elect
tion ib ths VI 8 Senate u fhe event Of Mr.
Qsse ielng spsi lht - direct yotd on tho
1u<st'sz| 81 fellf, and periorce, ~ resigE
nation:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
FRESH BUTTER,

'G0NsT AN Thy receiving, superior Fresh BHt-
M ter{ part vesf Iprime4 flor sale by
H F.DUNNINGTONl
al Jam 81, lSs,0, Il I0RHRiHrto,tt Dsd9t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
THE CALIFORNIA STEAMER.
100000 i'm Gold Dust!
Sacramento City Observation-Disclosures Dis.
trCS and Confusion.

New YoRK, March 4, 1850.
The v. Y Herald contains t! e following:
New Orleans February 28th. Steamship Ala
bama has just arrived from Chagres. Brings Gj
passengers, and 100000 in gold dust
She also brings advces from San Francisco to
18th of January.
The city of Sacramento has been ovcrfowed by
water. But few spots of land were visible, and the
inhabitants are suffering terribly from this awful
calamity. Loss estimated at s 100000 In
mense herds of cattle and other property have been
swept away. While this great flood destroys "a
great deal of property, it will wash out the gold IN
great abundance.
A party of Chilians made an attack on Ameri-
cans at the mines in the vicinity of Stockton, in
which two of the assaiIants were killed and others
imprisoned. The latter were afterwards released
This affair caused great excitement.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW.
DEMONSTRATIONS RATIFI-
CATION MEETING, &C.

The attention of the friends of TEMPERANcE
LAW, and ORDER, is hereby solicited to the
GRAND RALLY of the citizens of Kenosha and
its vicinity, in favor of the Temperance Cause in
general, and Of the New LIQUOR LAW in partcu-
lar, to off at the Hall of the Sons of Temper
ance on Friday evening next.
The Sons of Temperance. at their last meeting
voted unanimously to defer their regular meeting
week, in favor of the public meeting above
named and to unite with other friends of the cause
in favor Of the la ", and in favor of making it
a law in FACT, as well as law on the STATUTE
Book.
Our female friends, always in favor of every tru-
ly noble enterprise, and nowhere and never want
ing where the interests of the Temperance Reform
are to be promoted, specially invited to be
present.
Strong resolutions, we are told, are 10 be of
fered and their adoption advocated, by some of the
best talent IN our community.
MANY CITIZENS.
u Let no friend of the cause fail to keep in
mind the above call, or to arrange his business and
other engagements on the calculation of attending
the specified meeting. Sons of Temperance Hall,
next Friday evening.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

IL By reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Mr.. Fowler has appointed
Monday the 18th, on which to commence his
lectures in this city. Next week we will pub
lish some resolutions passed by very large mee-
ting of the citizens of Milwaukee, with reference
to Mr. Fowler's lectures, at the close of the
course in that city. The resolutions are highly
commendatory, and express the earnest and con-
fident opinion that Mr. Fowlers teaching, so far
from being in any respect Objectionable, I" is in
harmony with Facts, Reason, and Revelation. y
We had the pleasure of listening to a couple OF
lectures of the course, and can say that those
who have the opportunity, and yet fail to attend
are doing themselves an injury which in life
time, they may not have an opportunity of repai-
ring.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
From the Tri- Weekly ErperiBe7lf.

y
u Many legal questions having been raised as
TO the legal operation of the law erecting the
ty of kenosha, upon Judicial proceedings therein,
l. n. SToDDARD. Esq, of this place, was applied to
by several of our citizens, for his written opinion
upon the questions presented.
The following is his reply:
KENosuA March 4th, 1850
GENTLEMEN:-ln reply TO your communication,
permit me TO say that it is my opinion that no pro-
can issue from the Circuit Court for the coun-
ty of Racine, TO be executed within the limits OF
the county of kenosha, except process of exccu-
tion upon Judgments That no process can issue
from the Circuit Court for the county of Kenosha
until the Clerk of such Court shall have been
elected.
That no County Court will exist therein until
the Judge thereof shall have been elected
That Justices of the Peace of the several towns
in the county of kenosha are not affected by the
change, except in the territorial extent of their ju
risdic!ion.
| That the venue of their process may be" State
of Wisconsin, County of kenosha, Town of -
ST." and be directed as usual; but as there is nc
Sheriff of the county of Kenosha, it can only be
executed by constable, or some person specially
deputzed
That until the Jail of the county of Kenoshc
shall be completed, process of commitment shoulc
be to the Jail of adjoining county, pursuant tc
the provisions o: Title 30, Chapter 1853, Sec. I'd o
the Revised Statutes.
Other questions may arise, to which my atten
ton has not been directed.
Yours respectfully, &c,
" STOnDtDD
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 81.
SEvATE.-Nr. Benton made brief and conclu.
sive argument, showing that slavery does not exist
in California or New Mexico, in support of which
he quoted Mr.. Burke, to prove that the Rio Grande
was the wcstern boundary Of Texas but before con.
GLIDING, gave way to motion to adjourn, which
was carried.
HousE.-Mr. Toombs presented Southern argu-
ments with much firmness. He said he would abide
by the Constitution, and when the argument was
exhausted he would then stand by his arms.
MIR. Baker followed, proving by southern admis-
sOns, the constitutonality and justice of slavery
prohibition. On interrogating Mr.. Toombs, if the
proviso passed would they dissolve the Union if they
could!
Mr.. Bocock, of Va, replied, and said, in that case
he would introduce resolution declaring the Union
dissolved.
Mr.. Baker showed that the resolution would
amount to nothing. He went on to defend his State
and colleagues.
Mr.. Mclean vindicated his course, and that OF
the democratic party. He said the party would not
be dissolved if the Missouri line was not adopted.
They would extend Texas to California.
Mr.. Conrad took the floor, when on motion the
House adjourned
1t gives us great pleasure to announce that the
difficulty between Messrs. Bssell and Davis had
been settled through the good offices of the Presi-
dent Of the United States. A good understanding
is restored.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
GREAT UNION MEETING AT BALTI-
MORE.

New discOveries---MOun of Gold.
The Chicago Tribune has the following won
derful relation:
An individual, whose name we have not
learned, represents that he started with one OF
the first companies for Oregon, some years since;
that they were attacked in the plains by war
party of Black Feet Indians; that the entire COM
pany, with the exception OF himself were killed ::
that the Indions took him to their village IN
gorge in the Rocky Mountains, where, to remove
suspicion, he married a squaw and evidenced
every disposition to identify himself with the
tribe that after he had been with them some
time. the Indians took him to a certain river, the
b d and valley of which was perfect aurlter-
Gus formation; that the gold and precious stones
could be shoveled up by wagon-Joads; and that,
in word, an amount OF wealth equalled only by
that which Slnbad the Sailor saw in the won-
derful valley, existed in this wild region, guard
ed with untiring vigilance by the warilke Black
Feet, who never before had permitted white
man to look upon the precious deposit.
Such is his story, as we have it secondhand
ed. We understand that he proposes to raise a
company of 500 men, who, he says, with the aid
of two or three small cannon, will be able To
overcome the Black Feet; and having once =
compished this the fortune of each man is Sc
cure. As a guaranty OF his sincerity, he Propo-
ses to deposit some $4,000 "a portion Of the
dust that he was able TO conceal about his per-
son before he escaped from his captors), or 10 pay
the expenses of any one who may Join his com
pany, as far as to St. Louis, at which place the
party will provide themselves with an outfit OF
mules and light wagons, cannon, small rms and
ammunition.
This person, we understand, is now in cur CT
ty for the p%rpcso of filling mp his company, and
in the present excited state OF the public mind,
witt doubtless find many who will place implicit
reliance in his story especially as he promises
to no one less than wagon load Get read
yonr shovcls and carts, gentlemen. California
be hanged!-Who, after this, will stoop TO the
small pototo business of grading and sitting out
handful paltry grains or scales day on the
Sacramento and Feather rivers, when the dust
can be had for the mere shoveling up on the Vel
low Stone ="
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
Read! Read!--WoudcrruI discovery /:

Who can remain in doubt any longer regard to the
traordnary sarsiive and healing powers of w d. FAR
RELLs Arabian Linmeni. The world looks upon II as
as blessing the Medical Faculty gaze establishment
More proof is given in its favor can be brought in
support OF any other medicine, and hence has become
the most popular family medicine in the world The ap
pearance OF this greaIlanacca is hailed with delight by
the suffering 1t has been proven be conclusive
y certain specific in all diseases of the Joints Rheuma
tism of all kinds contracted Cords Spinal diseases relieves
Pain and reduces Swellngs, disslyes atures causes
formation OF joint Water, and in Burns Wounds Sore,
Eyes Blindness, Nervous lleadache etc. it operates like
charm It's effects Horses and other animals gained
ii puariiy i'll this respect above all similar remedies
eg See his advertisement in paper
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08
MeilenI Trentlnent.--nr. w. B. sLoAn-l.

Meiicnl Trentment.--Dr W. b. SLoAN-ls
sir-l4ast August received bruise L.
just below the Knee, mo attention paid to it however
time after, until had taken cold in the sor
became very mach swollen, and exceedingly paint
much that could get sleep for several days. \
physician called and my leg lnced two 4fcrel< pc
RODS, dschargiHg very freely each time laid under Med
ica treatment about three months. but without least
permanent benefit. then obtained bo your Ointment
this removed all pain and sUreness and in weeks
fire IN the time began using the Ointment my leg was en-
tlrey well. cleefdly recommend all who may be sim
Hairy injured to give this Ointment trial with the fullest
assurance that their expectations will be disappointed
Respectfully yours DAVID J. WEST.
Sugar Grove, kaneCo. H., April q, lsI9.
see Agents names at the head Of Sloan's Column
Agents = . "
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-08

Sholes, while he was Iuxuriating in the pros
Pect of fat job and speedy fortune, was as
dogmatic and dctatorial as old Tom Benton him.
self. But since the Legislature sawed off his
horns about ga feet" he seems almost restored
to reason again. = Wisconsin Democrat.
A little mistake, Brown, which it will be well
to correct. 1t was not the Legislature but the GO
vernon that sawed off our horns. And inasmuch
as the matter has been introduces, won you tell
us publicly about what time in the year lS49 the
Governor first conceived the idea that he had au-
thoriy under the law to fix the price of the books
The .tactS, which you are acquainted with, may
have an important bearing in favor of our inter-
act