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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
WASHINGTON, March Is.

SENATE.-Numerous petitions were
presented and referred. The bill auth
orzing the payment of $4,000 to the
Wnnebago Indians, was reported from
the Judiciary Committee, considered and
passed. After The transaction of general
routine business, the Senate resumed the
consideration of Mr.. Clay's resolutions,
Mr.. Badger having the floor. He pro-
ceeded at some length to consider the
value of the Union and the evils of sep.
aration. Before considering the ques-
ton whether there was a possibility Of
any action by Congress which would
lead to disunion, and if there was pos
sibilty, was there probability of such a
state of things. He said he was no
alarmist, but looking 10 the Union, as to
be guarded against everything which
threatened its perpetuity. he must say.
that none, who looked upon the procee-
dings here and the commissions through
out the country, could doubt the proba-
bilitv that separation might follow GER
tain course of legislation. Mr.. Badger
gave way TO a motion for postponement
till Tomorrow. After some time spen
in the Executive Session, the Senate add
journed.
HoUsE.-The California credentials
were cons idered. Mr.. Williams defen
,led the cause of Gen. Taylor aud pro-
tested against the doctrines now avowed.
California would be admitted, and Ter
rtorlal Governments formed for the re-
mander Of the Territories without the
Wilmot Proviso; in conclusion he said
Mr.. Calhoun had erred-he had taken
the Southern platform, Mr.. Webster the
national one; and appealed to all to come
to the rescue of the country.
Mr.. Casey was willing to leave the
question where the Constitution leaves
it. The whole difficulty has grown out
of difference of views as to the const.
tutional powers on this subject-that
contends one way--this the other. He
believed, firmly, that the Mexican laws,
he constitutional and organic laws, made
them so, that if slaves were to be tax EN-
there now, they would instantly become
free. With regard to the territories oil
the United States. he believed Congress
had ample power over The subject.
Mr.. Giddings spoke against the ex-
tension of slavery, and avowed the mot
to of his constituents to be, "no more
slave territory, no more slave states"
Mr.. Thurston obtained the floor, when
the committee rose and the House ad-
journed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

t1y- The Dubuque Tribune comes to
US this week in neat dress and much
enlarged. We are gratifed TO see this
evidence of the success of the Tribune.
A city and county that can support two
such papers as the Tribune and Tele-
graph ought to go Wing sure.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

FEMALE EMIGRATIoN.-In a list of
two hundred and fifty California emf
grants, we find the names of twenty zone
ladies (mosily unmarried) from "Away
down East" in the State of Maine who
have gone in The California packet from
Boston 10 tr, their luck in the gold re-
glOn. We wish these adventurous fair
ones quick voyage and short court
ship.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

II The Messrs. STREET BR0THE RS,
of Agency City, as will be seen bv their
advertisement, are on hand with a large
stock Of goods. The best evidence of
their selling goods cheap Is, that they are
kept continually busy. Give them
call and see for yourselves.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

No DIsUNIoN.-Of 900 votes polled in
Harris county, Texas, at the recent cleo
ZION, the persons suggested as delegates
to the Nashville Convention received
four votes; there were six other votes in
favor of a convention, but they named no
delegates. The other 295 votes were
mo convention! No disunion!"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

The loss Of money by the bnrning of
the Orline St.John, is stated at $40, 900;
the property in the boat and the boat it.
self will swell the amount to at least
100000 more.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
Congressional.
Thirfy-first COngress---First
Session..
WASHINGTON, March Is.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
HorsE.-The bill amending the Con-
stiiuiion so as to make Judges elective
by the people. passed the House las, e.
vening. with only three negative votes,
viz: Conger. Nathan Evans and Porter.
On motion of Mr.. McCLERNARD. the
bill for carrying into effect the Conven-
ton between The United States and the
Emperor of Brazil was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Aff,irs.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, and took up the private
calendar.
SENATE.-Mr. CHASE presented a
memorial relative to the establishment Of
a line of Telegraph across The continent,
and through Behring's Straits, TO con
meet with Europe. Referred to the
Committee on commerce.
Mr.. WALKER introduced a bill provi
ding for the survey of a route, and con
siruction of railroad to the Pacific,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee on Roads.
Mr.. BRADBURy's resolution relative
to removals from Office was then taken
up, and postponed to Thursday next.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

WEBsTER's SPEEcH.-The speech of
Mr.. Webster in the Senate on the Slave
~ question is spoken of by large num-
Der of papers very favorably. 1t crea-
ted quite sensation at Washington.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
AGENCY Cry. March 10. 1850.

Editors Of lie Des .Noines Courier:
You will please announce my name as
candidate for reelection for the office
of School Fund Commissioner. for the
county of Wapello. Iowa, on the first
Monday in April next.
march Isl JOSEPH MYERS.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
OttumWa, March %, 1850.
A CALL.

A meeting OF the citizens Of Oitum-
wa is requested at the Court House on
SATURDAY the 30lh INST,
at ! o'clock p. M. to consider the pro-
priety Of taking steps to Incorporate the
town at the April Session of the Board
of County Commissioners.
March 9th, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

GEoRoIA.-Gov. Towns has issued a
proclamation, recommending an election.
10 be heldrin April next, for delegates to
the Southern Convention.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
MASnNiC

TINE STATED communication Of o.
L i've Branch Lodge, U. D., will. be
held at the Masonic Hall. in Agency Cit
y on Monday the 22d day of April. at
6 o'clock p. M. A punctual attendance
of all the members is requested. Breth-
rem of good standing in all regular Lot.
ges are respectfully invited to attend.
JAMES WEIR, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

II The sSi. Croix Banner" is the
name Of wig paper recently started
at saltwater Minnesota, by J. Hughes.
late Of the ST. Paul Chronicle. Sue
cess to Inc undertaking..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

~ Don't forget the Plank Road Mee-
ting which is to he held at Agency City
on the 10Th of next month.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
Bound for the aDiggings."

T WILL sell my farm lying on the State
i Road from Alexandria to Rackoon forks
AT A GREAT BARGAIN
There is 100 acres of decided land, fifty
acres under fence. and thirty in culliva-
ton; there is about 90 acres Of good
timber, and the rest is piairie. There is
good house ON il. suitable for tavern,
Said farm lies ia the North West corner
of Davis co.. and half mile from the
corner of four counties, in good settle
ment, and is the best tavern stand in the
State. For terms apply 10 me on the
premises. VIM. WELLS.
March Ia, 1880.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
TO THE LADIES.

In addition to the above, W. always keep
a splendid assortment of Ladies Hose AMI
Gloves, and splendid assortm mt of Perfu-
maries, consisting of Cologne Water, put
up in various styles Ok Marrow, Pomide,
Rose Oil, Perfumed Soap, SIN filing Bottles,
&c. Lali1s be sure and call and see our
stock OF Perfumery an Fancy articles. D.
fore purchasing elS,waer,, as we cannot fail
to pl ease you; and il there is an article i'm
the mick mack or fancy line, that 20 can
not find elsewaeie, you may b. sure tat
Galinger & Sno lgrasS have it
We also have on han an for Sale cheap,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, M)lass 5,
Pepper, Spices. Star AMI rallow Clnlles,
Powder & Shot, Raisins, Dites, Figs, Lem
ons, Oysters, Sariines and Lobsters. The
best article OF Cigars, Smoking Tobacco,
and chewing Tobacco always on hanl.
We intend keeping on hand complete
supply OF the above articles as we'll as
general assortment of everything kept ia
Drug, Fancy or Gro erJ Store.
They viii also in few days be in re-
ceipt of large and well selected st)ch oi
Books 81 Stationery,
which they win dispose of at wholesale or
retail at small advance upon prices East.
40 PEDLERS.
We would particularly call the attention
of Pedlers to our stock, as we are sure We
can sell them every variety OF goois alap-
ted to th.ir business, ami at such prices as
will be advantageous to them.
TO PHYSICIANS.
In ten or fifteen days w, shall rec Nv. our
Spring stock of Drugs and Medicines, bought
in the Eastern cities, at such prices as will
enable us to sell to Physicians on more al
vantageous terms than they can briag them
here from ST. Louis. G. & S.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
NUDGE & COZ
NEW GOODS!

IlANCY Il mourning Lawns, Gil
hams, Irish Linen, Linen Hdk
Silk and Cotton, do. Book muslin. Ed
ings & Insertings. Bobinett, and Swi
muslin. for sale by a. Nudge f. co.
may 4th. l640.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

~ The Democratic State Conven-
ton meets at Iowa City on the ooh of
June next.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

do Coffee, also choice article of
LII Java for sale by s. BRo's.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

You can learn more through the pub
lie prints about this country, than | can
write you, farther than it is very sick ly,
and unfit for man, woman or child to
spend their days in However, aside
from skillful practice in robbing mother
earth of few pounds Of the ''root of
all evil" l know but little of this or any
other country-no knowledge of Church
or State. This is dark age with me;
have not heard a single word from home
since left. have written to some Of
my young friends in Oltumwa, but have
received no answer. All may be dead.
hope not, though they may have for
gotten me. Provision are very high in
the mines-four, pork, and nearly eve
ry,hing is one dollar per ID. purcha-
sed mine in the City last Fall, and got
it quite low. Indians are very numerous
and have committed several depredalions
on the whites such as robbing and in
few instances have killed and burned, out
they generally lose 20 TO one white;
have not suff cred by them; they have
only stole all my shirts and drawers, ex-
cepi what HAD on. / think if we have
good luck there will be a rancho of about
200 killed tomorrow. We will proba-
bly, be troubled some by them this sum
mer. There will be 10 men in our CON-
pany, and we think we can stand our
ground against some or 800 of the ma
ked scamps. | shall try TO keep good
look out for No. /, till next October and
leave California.
Do not fail TO write me all the partic-
ulars in the old diggings. Direct your
letters to Sacramento City, California
The City, however, is now washed away
by high waters, but there will be another
built up in six days after the water falls.
Yours,
J G. TOLMAN.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29

GOLDEN Syrup Of superior quail
NJ ity for sale by s. BRo's.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
Yu6a RiUer, California. !
January 10Th, 1850. )
MY OLD FRIEND

WY OBD MENU
Having a moments time, and favora-
BILE opportunity of conveyance, | viii.
advise you Of my earthly state of exis-
lance if nothing else. As to the suffer.
ing and hardships attending trip by the
overland route, and many other particu-
lars, will reserve to tell you by your
own fre-side, if we both live. But.
come not yourself, nor let any one else
Gf in your power TO prevent them
come that way. | arrived in the Gold
mines the 9TH of Sept. last. and com
menced mining on this River, sixty
miles North of Sacramento City; Sc
lected this situation, which is shor, dis.
lance in the low range Of mountains, to
spend The winter. The gold is more a.
bundant, far more, than | had anticipa-
ted before came, but the diggings are
much better farther up in the mountains.
where we could not winter. We think
the rainy season is pretty well over and
shall start up into the mountains of deep
Kanyans in about days,-there to re-
main till next Fall. Since | have been
here have made from one, as high as
sixounces of dust per day. | expect to
make during the summer, from 3 to 10
ounces per day. ! have been in streak
of pretty good luck ever since | left
home;-haAe not been confined with
sickness but one day since | saw you.
This luck.s not common to all however,
many fell by the road side, very many
have sickened and died here, and not
few unfortunate fellows have scarcely
made their living, while others make for
tunes, and spend them as quick. Believe
me, intend to keep my eye on the first
object; come here to make raise
when | do that, if my life is spared. l
will return TO Goods country"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-29
Letter from ]. G. ToIman

We have been permitted by our friend
Judge WEIR, of Agency City, to give
the following extracts from letter he
lately received from ]. G. Tolman, for
merly citizen of this place. who is now
in California:
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Sr. Louls, May Is, /

Sr Iort, Nav IL ls;h
remarkably small amount Of bu.in,., bas
transnired in The general marke, since tho da,. a,
our la., r.vi.w
Whrat--On MONDAY apneored limited ~, tc
the close of CHANG. hours and the tran.oct,on, n,
m. Exch,n,e All 40, .,.enI o5no hn.hoi, af 81,
grades Ssll;ny ~ 4, % nor h,sbol I,,"
IN tho evening y cbo;.c 10, If aIor, snoo h,,shs,,
was talon f,em too a, e. 90 NJ, a." I'',
three conal hoa,s arrived srnm chcoae ,r;n,,;n Vs.,
abop, IA 400 hnsbsls ,hs ,n,s, -, MI WA s"i
10 arrive YESTERDAY All s,cts wsrc so,l y,
nriccs ranc;ng Al ,o sIsSl To law mil. l;,,I,
bus;,.s. ya. a, ,b,. Excba,,c. ,.sa a., sn,
s,cks bay;, 49,, .,JJ n, ,ho Co., "a, o. ;,,,.,;.
100 ,rlo 49, "a ;,I;.a,. ,,,oo, S., -
nm octiv. ,m,,i aog .,cLs or, .hn;co' ali -"
IN, la,di,y an nr;va,c farms n,J.r.,oo1,o b,
rate abovc the narke, nri,r W.. onn,. ,nix.d 10
gnod a, SIaII,. ch,,,. Al on,I Oh nor L,.L,I
e.clns;ve Of .,cts ~
Rour--Si,cc N,rlov n ,,,lsr,,, h,,s,o., ,o
been dom, and ,rIn.,ct;o,s h,ve h.en con,;oaa o.
small sale, Ia TN. t,,d,. NJ f, and r,;e,rr 80,
On Monday vc nn,ed ,bc sai.s 81 snn I'd rs
las and II Mi. yooI tn,,,r, country h,,n,, ~,
IS 75 and of 20 mi. Rrnn, vi.,a a, q. so.
Yesterday the markc, was on;., .oI"s ~ ,hnn,
400 bbl: from the l,nd,ny NJ a. ,, rn,y
nbout soo hi, ,onI ClI,,,,o al ,,u,,.,,,I,;,
brands sold nj the same. fran store S,n,c nf thp
larpc,, lots received this vet Lay ,,,,o ,ra.,I,
forward The stock IN store i. No, largs an,
bold,,s of ror,d L,,. ~ Iu;ros anJ I,,,n ,o,,d'
are firm At IS rs for good 10 choice and 81 s7aG
for extra and NANTES, no di,po,,iun 10 s.Il unlc..
they obtain these rates
Corn.-On Monday buvcr. held hack and 70.
fused to operate unless holders submitted n 20.
duc,ion We noted the sale. Of twn bun1rsJ ,nd
forty five. and &C sack, white at 60, ol sae 400
1924 and 2ss sacks yellow yellow a, 5sc Of 500
sacks mi,ed !, soco11d hand ,nnrios :, IA, ID,
in ever instance included also 800 sarks n, 52c
sacks returned. Yesterday the lar,e., nortion of
tho receipts went immediately forward onI IN.
sales did no, exceed 500 sacks which brought
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Fer Family Use

sloars Oin,mcn, s mild. tafa thorough. and UNI
versally acknowledged 10 be an iniahihi. r nicoy ~
every car whe. j, has been faithfully sppiisd or Is
human system. for promoting lns' nsiblc fr'srilf
,ion, drawing ont the Inflammation from II vornt
relieving pain cfryery kind and in its hcai!ng Gs--
tee the world do"s not produce its oqus', md the
public pronounce the cheapest and tctt irmiy oir'
ment that haa ever been used. AL dis"'sss Of ,i-
flesh obstinate Ulcers, old Snree, ChiIna.ns, srr.
Throat, Burns Cus, cu,anrous Ernpions, sore NJ
pies, sore Brrs.,s Diseases of The Eve Apuc m ~.
Face, Pain in ,h- Side Back and other Parts oi H.
system, Boi's Ulcers. Scald Head, Bruiers Frfh
Woumds PLEA md every kind of core con'ninrv
the lens, particle of inflammation, are permanently
curedhy ihis great remedy.
For further particulars. and multitude of crr,'f
Gates o!rrmarkube cures, get pamphlets ofngrnis.
w SLOAN
Grind ntroi 10 Latt Street, Ch,cnga
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III. G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED
ARABIAN IMMINENT,

CT The above picture is fac .imile ofthe wrnp-
per around each bottle Of the true and genuine Ara
ban Llniment, with the signature of II G FARRELL
the sole inventor and proprietor, thereon. DO not
touch any other, or YOU will get a spurious article
Look trel or you ciH be deceired Be,rare pdrtie.
appearance, called w. b. Fnrrlrs Araban Lini.
ment, manufactured in Chicago, and scaled by this
person the "Original" This is false No other
person in the world knows anything ahou, making
the gcnuin" article except the true inventor II 6
FARRELL. No H. Name street, Peoria Illinois
TJNll : trunphant success Of tn. great American
/ Remedy for man and beast, is causing coun.
tertriis 10 spring up nll over the country spreading
their banciu influence over the land robblng The
pockets OF the horcstand unsuspecting, by imposing
upon them worthless an poisonous tiash, for the
genuine " g. Faricll- Arabian Eminent Fellow
Cnlzens! Look well before you buy. and see that
the label ot the bottle has the letters H. G. before
FartclFs, for If It hns NOT it s cOuHrERFErr The
label round each bottle Of my Linimeu, reads thus
I'll G. FirrclI'S Celehr1 cd Arabian l.nmcnr" and
my signature IA written upon the label also, AMI
these words are blown in the glass bottle. I'll. G.
Firrel's Arabian Llnlment, Peoria"
This truly great med cine still goes on, conquer.
ing disease, md snntching many poor powerles.
victim fiom the grave Bv its powerfully stimuli.
ting, penetrating md nnodync qualities it restores
III" use OF limbs which have been pa,i.d for ycnrs
and by IL singular power ufrcpro luc,ne the Syno.
vial Fluid or Joint Water, il cures all diseases Of
the lointS with surprising rapidiIy. Forrheumatism
and affections Of the SPINE and sp",n IT hn- pro.
we'd itself SPECIFIC md for aft ctinns Of he Lung
LAYER md kinrvs il i, n most valuable and power
ful aux i1ry al o. Tor NIL diseases OF thu Glnnds
Scroun. Goi,rp or SwelIed Neck &c. &c. And
indeed for almost every disease where an external
application IS required, this medicine stands unpara.
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Young Ladies' Sc minary Ottawa.

sHuE next QlnftcT commences on wednesday the
18th day OF May instant.
The trustees are happy 10 be able TO announce TO
the pubs--tha in aldltion TO the efficient principal
OF this institution, Miss Copy the services OF Miss
liossToRp nave been secured. Miss ii is lady Of
extensive experience and .tabished reputation as
tcachcr.l Il will be observed that seven new bran.
ches now added to the list OF classes taught IN
this school. Under the present arrangement this
Institution affords facilities unsurpassed by any in
the west for enabling young ladies' TO attain an ac-
complshed educat ton.
Tuition per quarter .--Eor spelling, reading wr-
ting and mental arithmetic. use OF outline maps &c.
$50 For arithmetic, geography. English gram.
mct and exercises IN composition $40. For HIS
tory, algcbn geometry. astronomy chemistry, ply
sIology &c $500.
The following additional charges viii be made
Music on Piano $500
Use OF instrument, 2UO
Painting, 800
Drawing. 2W
Ornamental needle work, 200
French Language. 2VO
Latin Language 200
f'! !; ~ % Err Trustee"
n r Parents and guardians nbrondcan procure
board for young ladies in respectable families a, mo.
deTnc rnlcs and WI! lind this institution all they
could wish
May 81 1859.
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Administrator Sale Of Ree, E.,u,e.

DY virtue Of decretal order Of the Livingston
- county circuit court. entered at the April term
thereof. D. 1850. shall sell nt public auction. on
Monday. the 9th day OF July next. the premises
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and I O'Clock
Pm the following real estate belonging 10 the estate
OF John T. BInckmorc, decd. to wit:
Swq OF nwq. also wh swq. also VIII Of ch nwq also
traction OF NV corner Of rh OF swq all IN secuon
town %, range EAST 81 p. m.
SAID sale 10 be on credit Of one year. Unioubt-
ed security will be required Tor the purchase money
SAID lands will be sold in such quantities shall be
most for the interest OF said estate
may g, 1910 I.ucigS r. SANGER Admir-.
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Crcli RiSCGHeeY.

Slonn's horsc medicines mr. doing wonders They
nre great discovery We heard farmer ssy n.
other day thu, he hid \ valuable horSe fk,n with
the stiff complaint lie tied thP ordinary rerredi"s
ncchbor 10 uae Sloan's Condition Powder III M,
case" He tried il, and The horse s now well ant
the farmer SAYS he would not now tnkc sl00 il. csfh
fos him Illinois journal, Dec. -.
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Markets.

OrrAwA. May ~.
The demand iur produce has met with cheek
TO day in this market and prices have taken ;
downward course in consequence Of despatshe,
from below that the river is SO los AZ to be al
most impossible Tor boats
Wheat-Bcst samples winter still bring 81
and spring bring 75as6c.
Corn-i0 eta 4 difference oi abou; %. be
tween white and yellow. and sheiled and moi
shelled
Oats-In fair demand at i0c
Potatoes--Are down today to s. ia and fall
fnS
Butter--l2, cts. at retail
Eggs-5 eta.
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lilo, Health and Fire Insurance,

Jruh M icrsigned htving received the agency of
n, IN" i1a1ectcut l,tr in.unncr Compsry. thr
iirtioFi Lite anil Health Insurance Comn,ry. Tn.
Jick;o, Comfy Miull Insurance { omn,ry ,nd
,he New York Protection ln.uronce Comp,ny, is
nov rrady To receive applications for ln.nran.a ~
elmer OF these companies. They are MI sound AMI
prompt AMI have the co,fi encc NJ hu irS "a mcn
RI. n o,r p,onle generally, where they NJ" know,
ON 10 ma directors oil III see several comn,nics
are h2p!s, able, AMI attentive to their du,cson"i.
na,Snt indispensable anl suliic,rn, gn,r,n, . 10
th,,e VINO insure with them, lhot, in c,se ofo.. ,hcv
wI,ne pad without unreasonable DELAY. '''''
.fr1ni wshng Their lives or property insured will
NenRs & Fisnsa, in the cour, house "'' ''''' VI
California risk, taken by sea and overland
Ottawa. 'nur2. 1850. 3f.T Gxo q Few,
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Sloan . Gui,,rr.

No medicine in use has accomplished 20 many
extraordinary cures and given 80 universal
satisfaction IN ryeTy variety and rtaee Of dsse.',
or tina, has hat Ind SO extensive and rap,d n ,nr
as Stosn's On,lnt nj mud ondliion Powder.
The Ointment lie nridIy suprrsedrng AL c,hts
Oin,men,c o, Ln1nenls for the cure Of iierh wt.n,s.
gals Of al kild.. splains, burss. checked hesh.
ringboue winAgas poll EVIL, calIus, sprvinr '~rcn
ey fi,uls, fitias, strnins, nn.rnt.s ami cracks.
| founderrd irrt, scrsIeh.s or graz, u,Ans'. snJ
horn dis temper.
The condition Powder aill remove 81! ns, ~
mntion and svcr. purify the blood. loosen the tkir
c-nnee the water. and strengthen rvcry par Ct 'l~
body; and has proved sovereign remedy tor ibA
following dsi a,es:
Distenper. HID. Bound, Losf OF Appetite. Inward
Suans, Yellow Water, inflammation o. tie Eye.
Fatigue ON hrrd exercise also RhrInn,L m.
tcon,nonlv c-l'.d .. complaint v hich p'cvcs faiai
10 SO many valuable hnrtcs in this country, L v
aao snf, and c-rt.in remedy ~ coughs and colds.
! which generate many fntnl dif'ss's.
Thsr rrirrdier Never iniure and A!wGys
Cure. the directions are followed.