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DIET D.


On Monday us the g7th BENJAMIN STRONG IA us ss'
year OF BIS age
and acquaintance Of the family are invited TO attend
his funeral from Us late resie1ce ~ LsoaaIi - THURSDAY neE
On Monday Jan 81 SARAH SMITH, wife Of George C Smith,
aged - years.
The friends Of tie family requested 70 attend sr iasral nom
lie mace Of esierce Eim 81 O'Clock p N this dav
or Tgsstsy morning Of consumption, CHA. H. LONEJOf,
aged ~ years.
Tbe friends Of family Of hs brohsrin law, Edward Be-
ls are invited - attend his ne Thursday atsraooa az ?
O'Clock. ro Ms late residence. las hercsrst
IN TresSsv coming 2cth amer short but Illness
Of ndamms, on ths angs JOHN hlBBlN the 5st year
Of ls ..-t.-....-s ID,
ives and friends Of lie family n' To 10 aat ~ h
out further notce funeral IluTtsy Atsnoa te iva H'
ats ccck roui rs ate teucei 3.5 IA" SrQaaTay
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vould not exceed 500, goo, and might be done tor
$4,000 ifiudciously managed, and the flow oil the
river could be made an important contrioutsry.
The Morris Canal is an improvement OF g'sH
importance to the future prosperity OF TINS clty'
bv bringing 20 it the early and late trade OF North
western Peunsy lvania and southwestern We"
Vork in connection with the internal improve
ments, now in progress OF construction to unite
the waters Of the susquehanna and the LeniZn,
il is also valuable, as through this channei We
shall constantly receive in the season Of business
A. the chsapest rates. large supplies OF the h,''
quality Of anthracite coal for domestic aud sne4'
gpurposes-and should the General Govern sl-
ever return to patriotic encoura5enlsn. o'
ie-rel, extc1d the working Of the Lehlgh u a's
and Consequently increase the business Oh tae
Canal
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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s;eansrs-AsA LAns. Liverpool Z Cunsrs Jr Pro.th.u.
"Asss Cages chsfo6esw sas cAaTss, HOsla AspasaI
Psnobscct Clsrk, Pkdaasgha-
sAps-Rsssoa. whss kss osaas. TP s.,u.os Saliva Ia
yards. Ckafisstsn. TbomAs wards
Rarts-Ags-s Bofknann. Trieste Sehnid; Raksu Yksr-,
Tot covss, SchEltt BAlchsa
Bs.-ssrah W cushpS waas, hosls. El-su vss.a Law
Esibsr EhIRosh, Shastsoqd NJ.
schoonsr--sufo Rowl1ss, Bsmofs Ssncy Nj. II 81 PAL,
sslphs snth Sta'ss wansetoa NAY charps Haas WI
mIHg,on-
sioop- r.. Work. sn n. Nsv Haveu
BAFEs-C rcis SAN BAlds Z. sosA Anboy
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PHILADELPHIA

FhlLADALI Nj IA 1s-irrivei- Bars Ehfaoe,i j. Rem
agtou HAVANA Lacon Haea Boston sens Lo7sa Gray sharp
Charleston; w Ba r. stu5bs, NYoh Deputy, Wusm0rs
DO; James c Fisher. Anderson, Do.
Csare4-Br- Adele, Ls~s :; IT'S Abbott Lawrence cowsl
Boston sCls James, Westcot Charleston Sc Davf
Poster, clrisi cLaSssi Leo Robinson Boston, Bari
STUDIES, Sfork.
NEWPORT Jan 5Arr schs EIcsor Ksansy from ssi,u or
Ngus Ga1els Jacobs I'm Nsf--t Geo Tsomss .stsTs
IN WGsLa Tor NJ clip james Goraam Ba5cock I'm Pal River
for NV arf
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Passengers Sailed

n ,ssz,itr Cherokee Jr ctagrs-E cah, Wm shsv Get
teon Goodmsn ard chirra NJ Barkssn ali cht, Wn
Nsal WIN HAsslune, w Avery. q " Crafts. Gould, Ms
ford Often hener AID servant Chls w Wallace ani LADY,
schuyer DR. Robt Pa ksud Ngipey, Bsncls Title Ds
va fauion Ornsby Yney Ms Geo Tsaichsr Mrs Bsry
and two children Munrce Mr. Goofe Fr. Wn Gooie !,
G. sie Wm Tssgar,, Nuns ~ Dauoro-, lady and eaisa
West Lsrdiasr Mrs luals Mrs. Roberts and servant M
Estou Eaton. Jolu Dass r Robertson Fsn WICK,
X Hsners. Mrs u Lloyd, Martha AenisT, Green, J
Rohers Mofrsl HAIRS, w Annsn h0rlsoerssr,
Goldsmith Clsrt HoofooE, Thos Hatch. P Wltney,
james Brtue Leon FeHsu Jsss Lediy Fssey, West
low BIZ, John Lewis Godfrey, Charles IA er, Jass
CALVIN Hsny frankAa. Daliei Tar, ton W be11
Wm Lewis john Dawson, James Howl, Aired DlckFoh,
shaw shaw McLaren Luther SEerson Thomas k-rsoa,
Dav Rss0n Joel Brok Harvey Brook Geo sh-T diniAl
Jacob Fsr3teg, Jacob Lev Nease Wa sefi SAM 4
Css Tsr, fruuk lsacs, Lsca lo1od Jacob Lsy
John SNYDER George Su H. Jou Pack. BgsAae Bsae
John SCOTT Goo3eti John Pryde, " snd~n, forl@
rcasou. Olksy. W Roy, h RI ohm Nue. Mr Haskl,
Wu GcodNie AsaWLfs, Charles ssmussn Dss y. LsTl
Wseatn Laos, John Hshorst kossri jobs Sc1rl1sr
Ffszkeuhsm. Nowey Joha Cora z B Ho5pos, J1aa
BrsWsr Card afi patty of nine Nrts1s Nh, as7
Lux Jo 1ln.on Baruet Hss1-r. Ilonas ksesug. n
Rosshus jacob kssr lssc samuel Alsu3sr Iola SAG
iCu. n Msst. Wocdbsrry Peer W1.fi7ck Z 3 4 sr,
L ParAer John T. - Wa C.ate- Gsu " Lei.
Clarss johnson. Carts, W HsS-it 6-n llonqsll, =
Earrstn Nn N Leaf, lady ald serVan--fota, 10.
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On MONDAY evening l7th Georges Church, Rev DE-
T,nr Nj AUG sIUs LAsAR OF Hsmb rgh 6srHsny 70 Mss
Agnes ROLPH, daughter Of Joha A. Roll E-l OF 1As CH
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r-1,1.r,,In Ye.sel. spoken, 60.

jan f'atI s. Doe . W. mp E'a l S l 10" i'>
Vs. IS o. z. 90 bark crasos, Bsa'7 IRON Boston 4''a
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500 pkgs manufactured al 22GS0c to 20 to California
Connecticut Leaf Seed s moving only between specl.
laiors Florida is in better inquiry. -
SEEDS-Flsx Seed is scarce and much wanted. The
last sails Of Calcutta 824c T. bushel parcel OF
Western is held at 90 but without sales and 200 bushels
Southern sold at IS T. bush.
OILS-A sale of $40 bbs Whale Oil has been made at
So for export and go bbls Crude Sperm at so Linseed
on is heavy and is offered in better terms, 10 arrive
Small sales making al S5GSUc- Inc hnFlces HoH
abroad are not favorable.
IRON-A considerable parcel Of Cultness Iron, TO ar
rve was sold at p so, months, showing an improve
ment.
leads in active de d, and prices have advanced
$50 tuns Spanish sold 80 and Gaena Is held firmly a.
S. without sales ,
NAVAL STORES-Are very quiet The stock OF
SPIRITS Turpenne large and retail sales are making al
S7d3sc There is bur little inquiry. Rough Iurpenune IS
firm al 2 87i Wilmington Resin sells al ! 40 North
County do al SO fne at 2j03 p, and Tar at '70
S2-all with light stocks and Hight demand.
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Arrived,
...,. go, cs.rI.,.oa s. hoar., mise, 70
sP l' os smith Iy-rseoI De- . ni.s 40 " Ss,
..sl.r, % Gas, niara Co. Dss D. 'ies5.S nc
ga ~, ~ ~ S -, .sv5 s' he eat P''s
,St ss .1d aas ersr ia'Es , and go pas.sa
.. 70 s. fsoHs.oa Sspss. rs, had ss ..,ns - a..
over - say. psssase o two aaa.' -. s,rsor II
stlp Pr.-e- 5s Jo.av- Adams. wsan2' 40 'a''' P''
~ ,''s ssss.sr w. oal, T. 4AJ' e''''n &C.
sis9'.a r.erriea ,-...,,r 70 8., t.- to shaehari'
si HAL. B.s.aa Ls.aola Is, i''' 70 J'a'' f'
"a 20 re co- Asa',o cola 90 81, cotton, 2e' 90 =
c.g zee 4 a. - 4. % A
sa a = s' 81 'i'' 49,
- naer s5a ~ i,,,s o IN rs. iiassi sls ''1
rs-s 5as-l Dr-r Sss Orleans 70 .hgs, sas'i " ID
Bs Ma-.,s srs St Ma'Ja,' cotton to '''''
&C ,,.... RE. RI 1,--r, O. says. ea f-, g.. 90
s, c. nj 81. c.-, srs 'a'i De- s.. p
.''ss Pr j f.,'i o soI | la.. sso g.
~ e..s.t F s'-a'''e P''' ''7''- ''''''
So p--rst Rcche"e s-7 e. sa-+'ss, Ne seq
49,. e. Hs,vr i.sdiv ss or-rist re whole 7ssfsSs.
s-sJ BE-, .s6al. .-,s-rr o. o. mise w'avsr.
Hi5 b., Ia e.. 80 Bl. " Ns-5. ., g. TO *
En. y - l5. --s',.8 i.,y, s.a,a.r
81 60 80. i I'. s5ss. i.s. g. % Ra5s. Co.
S. a-a G'. t,,,. ~ P.ols e. eara, 90 Barre.
c .,-...
81 SsH j f e. % - A.. -...,5E 4 W asnck.
81 -fnt . ~, --,k ~ c,-n 70 ori-r.
scn ti,-tl -.. .f.s 20 ; J. 4 -Cr.ilg
81 ID L-'' H''i'''
5es asa.r.r Ar,-s a-a.Sc g. eo,.3a 20 ''.s'
s,h Ksa.ru, C-is7' zorro O''s'' 80 - ~
~ w1.. We. NsE D-..lrl Jay. -,-r
So, Va. E-sy Dsaa. p-sr.ien.s
evroyy-f.t. safi bark
BIZ" 49,. ,,.-4. L,..-.,,- la. ,at Cha
sAILED-si=an-st'p C-sf's--' WINS N.-7'-'
ri u. ire.-.- ssrs SYors; Fivor,- Pksae-
So r t J5ba BRYANT O nrsh aud Da9ei oh aol
,s.l no. w.lS srSsS d. couit a. Russell sal TAae,s
v sb,r Soreness sr rat. Dscin Pr lts hai Csc 1sa
Ne ni5' pr ~ 81, ID MOI.
At o. ~ l l,- ' co. ,b. ws,t SewYok.
0aL'srleo, az d. ~ 80 ,.,,,t " krr,v s. Anirsrs
-.. Ny--t. w,--s-.- HAYES Char'astl1 ca e..
p 80, sc Flea PfiIsr, SO,ss's; James shepherd
A. 'erih SYo 81 i'7, 80 - ~, Ia, Pssa NJ
s.4s ri. D.v S,rs,,..J r l. Jsycs 10, 81 ma
/ Toreu New cer.'scd'
NJ, hlls iai as pI So. Trss s, sso,ri 49, New Har5
-. CO. Syci. i.1r4sr Rsr.5r Phsesha fh Mary
Irs aGr,-cr W. A. Ia Irvl NOresns Jo spane s'rnh h,
~ yo,t - c;.,gs Crssfe d an Bsachs Dus SOd.aus;
xI,4at Iio.', 90 Sosa r Zee A.a San Fs.ae
CO.. olive Olive savannah Jenny Lind Gard H,.T 81 Golah s
~ lsil' 'Ai'-''A' N'-'7' p - f' '' "
Bs nors .-,.,.,.,,, e. y2,h.,, Pa. cbss~et s,i.u,
Ion o. %. 81. ~ 49, - 5o. N. 0 m 40. Y.ui,
CO. a1, ost 81. RAJ Rysiio1. s,vsausb
Advertised Hsoant Hudson Warner Tor NfoTk "hi Margaret
e 49, a. e. s-r,,h, -, Jobn ous VeosT Chsrt5g,
Hsvsa Marsh New fois ,,.. ,., Syor, Al, E,,,soo.
0r'eens Mumlori SYors; Wr.-lt
Babb5te mobile
sss,Pd jan s s sa.sasS siT1sia wilmington
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MARKETS. ARrTUlLY REPORTED F'R TIE IA.'-'I
Tuesday, Janlary =.
ASHEs-TLe marset steady .o Pe- 1. d. - ~.
are m far demand. sales Of new s - Do il' '7s -'
COTT1N-is drl AID hea7y. A iaaiiae Of DC his been
'FsI9oi-R AND MEaL-Oar market ior Western AL
stste Folr s easier 0-h more col-- n 2tl =. -' -
aud the prospective arrivals from New-Oreals pave ---
enred tie market ulfavora9.y TIE Cly r .le ny
chased more esy paItci az oi 0l.o q = 's 1i
very Gul. al t1l III bond Ire saes %. pa ~
$40 IBIS at fta 55t .or No = '.-.' ~ .,rtt
brands Michigan nd ilsiani SO lo '. gt.e & 49,
S,r Ina Of,o rrd s.l 6-l lr extra Genes
see Southern : Leavy ana TO ar demand sl1' oi !.-
100 ; n ~ CALICO RE flour IS scsr-a. -lts ~
t0bblsatGs7l Corn Meal fn sales Of $50 o1's al ~
io5rp.fN Thsre - rlo.e i5l1-v for Wheat 1- milling,
but liz frmuess af holders restricts tie saes ~. vi
per Lake vas e, 2T,ea 500 o, 9 rse ~
raj Corn is eady and in es hands sa.es oo SIS
plenty by Railroad; saes OF No'taern 10 9ic' al Js'
Provisions market Tor Mess PorS is bet'r..
wit a fair demand il par: - h contracts ~ is
bbsat u 2iel2 . for Od Mess, and . oro.i f.n.
Beef is huOysnt, sales or 700 bis ~ 81 90 'l
and s. $50 fur Prime. Prime Mess 5 do a. SD Z. ~
Beef Hams are fm; s.es OF 100 bis al : "a
& more active and holders are firm Sa'rs o. ~ n,
., g.. f.r Prime Ola &c. aud q q e. for New. PicAei
Meats are not penty Sales ~ o ders a. 8. and t7
80, Dressed Hogs are sses1.e a. 60ilc Bl-,sr
arrives pretty freely oy Railroad sae- o )lo s,S
mon State al 9ail5c. and Western daides al la Joe
Cheese is saleahle a. 3 Qlc ,
GROCERIES, transactions in COiee LaFe oe-
heavv l2no0 bags RIO. including two carEoes 10 am.
have been sold on private ienns' Loco bags DO 81 ltc
200 has Laruavra al 1lf0l2c 1850 bags s. Domingo Al
lolc cash MolRsseS quiet with great siealness A
stock s mostly Louisiana, the demand Tor which u iar az
2qdS0c with sales 800 bhs New Orleans Sugars are very
quiet hut are the stocks very Hight Rehnera bly very
spanngv. ,.,--...-.- c,l,.
OF IS bbls Prison. n lots at 2jc Drudge u dul a. %';
SPICES-We notice sales OF so bags Pmenio al Iltc'
short price. and l5c. usual time. -, .
HIDES-Are quiet, but the Market Is very Arh IA q
light stock The sales comprise 49, .,
1900 BuenOs Ayres, 10 ros..'''.''''''i HDu'''
3ff POrt-au-P lai. .....,. ....s...''''stvf
$40 DRY Southern. .ssss.Li Oa'--
LEATHER-lsi in active demsud rom The asst, ana tls
very liberal supplies Icy Railroad for the season are realy
taken IN Middle weights Hemlock sole are quick OF sac
al l6d6lc for tie beet Buenos Hide Leather Light
weights are difficult be obtained and command lfresIi
TOBACCO-Is quiet and IN demand for home use but
there is a good inquiry for shipping.
nu II.4n4 soak MIN XIV Lent 81
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Passengers Arrived.

IN l.rs y F1ra1 forr rcHnctJ W Ludlow. , N1r
Tos Hoiloo. Cl1os3gs. " Wakus. 10 den. hlrr
thcl Hor Pyrc3on. Cast knight. Dsans Green's d
Freeman Wr Anderson w Mans, De Llacls, @ Rogers.
Nh - daughter Anna Ia "a Sfes- Nata
Murgsn Grosusy n Morse Flch5, ant = ste age
N saWsir Sls-icTNc-. fr1rr Cs1-caNss Ill3 . n re-
Davs Mrs. BAL sut too chioreu Mr. Tton Mrs "
Mr. ID hyte, Ms IL agou AID 4iy Ms u VI
ey BacAus w Ware saus Cur. 7 Gacks MIrsh,
lAhers. D foe 9 Courtsusy Moot Little Alck, c
NsAer. z Coos Sherman. Garrsaa. c Duggsn, c
Weh. Jshnsoa Pope Gec Harvey. Dsck " Fraser,
Daa Coaaor kiah Bead Ro~lsy RoEsy Jao Hls,s,
n SULLIVAN. acc SIXTY tie
n 'ly friS De JgHris r95 Hia-gsa-Ar Ghsizg OF SsT
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December Report
DE THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL

Y III
OLIFR INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.
New York Office, 81 Wall street. opposite The Exchange
Guaranteed Fund and Accumulated Premiums, nearly
81 OO0O0 Report OF business for the month Of December
$780, number Ofnew poces Issued five hundred and Two,
Wis
Total polices issued In December.. .......... 500
Total pOnces IN oo5s
Whole number OF policies issued .l2 85S
GUY Il. PHELPS, Secretary
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company has
now become the largest Institution OF the kind In the United
States twas organized 10 December, 1885, and now num-
hers over twelve tfousand members.
Dividends alocaied annually the Slst OF January.
Those persons insuIng prior to that time Will participate
IN lie dividends Of earned premiums Tor the present year
The dividends Of 1917 paid In full on the let Of March
OF The present year. (l85O.l
To meet the convenience Of the public loan Of onehaf
OF the premium life policies. when the amount Is $50 10
given 10 the members Of this Company In anticipation OF
tie return OF surplus premiums
r. : KIssAMM D.. Medical Examiner, at The Office,
daily, from 10 o'clock NJ.
Prospectus and every Information given by
W. s. DUEHAM Agent, 81 Wallst
js5d Opposite the Exchange.
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T1AGE, BACON g. CO. BANKERS,
Il SAN FRANCISCO, California, draw al sight or al
tine in sums 10 suit purchasers, on
BOSTON
NETWORK
PHILADELPHIA,
NEWORLEANS,
and on PAGE BACON, ST Louis, Mo. payable at most
Of the prominent points In the States Collections attended
and proceeds remed promptly. WIN also attend TO
sales of Produce and Merchandise for parties residing
abroad. PAGE. BACON Il CO San francisco.
nl2 9ms PACE BACON, 81 Louis Mo
Refer TO Hessrs Drew Robinson & Co New-York
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7VFNTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

~ NEWJERsET-rae Interest Coupons u he
N,rtssy. Bonds OF ihis Company, due February prox
viii e Paid on ard n.ifr tbs. uai 90 Pl9e-it4'on a. ne
otf.ce ofJ John 4 JOH NSON, WslsL
NEOkUE IL 4 h.pAe'N'A' A'~''~tNi'
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NOTTCE TO CONTROVERSIES

ed Proposals will be received the house OF Evans
f. Russell in Darby Delaware Co Pa up TO ne eln o. "a
month February for grading forming the bed, and lay
ne he plank on he line OF the Philade pha ard Darby
Plank Road length It miles Plans and sPecihcauons can
be seen aer the lat Of ID month (Febey) II The above
named place. JOHN n. ANDhEWc, rfeslen.
WIN d. Ii. sERRILL, Secretary j2o I'm
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DTHFRs 4 co. No Is Wooi-st PITTSBURGH, Pa
CI'sef1rs made cn Oh the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF tho
United STATES. Reference "a New-Yofk- Messrs.
sN'ir.le,s, TarI-r c.. 81 WalaL ul7
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tors Of the Ocean Bank, have his day declared Ov
nd Of rye per cent on the Capital Stock pay abe on ana
amer FRIDAY, the loth OF Jsnusry next The usasler
hooks viii be closed until that day By order oi re bod
VO0A' Va" ~ J. s. GIBBONS, Cashier
Navvyork Dec 81 1850 II eOdlm!s
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NTOTTCF -THE SEMLANNUAL IN

IN TEREsr on the INCOME BONDS OF the NEW
YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, due on re
LAT OF February next WILL BE PAID on thai day alihe
Office Of The Company IS Waist presentation OF me
i9S wv NATHANIEL MARSH, Sec.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-13
From California.

The vote for Governor and Congress
in California is as follows: Bigler, dem
ocrat, for Governor, 22,476; Reading,
wing, 1881. Congress--Marshaii,
democrat, 23,434; McCorkIe, democrat.
23,375; Kewen, wing, 2O,36I; Moore,
wing, 1896. Both branches of the
legislature are strongly democratic. In
the political world. the great point Of in-
.erest is, who is TO be u. 8. Senator in
the place Of Fremont. The democrats
have many candidates, viz: CoIieyin, r..
]. Henley, Col. Weller, Hon. David G..
Brodwick, and Hon. NJ. Bennett.
The capital of the State has been re-
moved by!order of the government, from
Vallejo TO San Jose, the former seat of
government; this was done in conse-
quence Of the noncompliance OF bonds
by Vallejo.
The Vigilance committee have dis.
banded, leaving in organization an ex-
ecutiee committee, who are authorized
10 call together the members upon any
emergency.
The burnt district is again bull: up;
trade is reyising, prospects encouraging.
and society is undergoing gratifying
change; every steamer brings in an ac-
cession 10 our numbers; American ladies
school houses and romping children
cease 10 be nosel.
In the line of amusemenis, theatres.
bull lights. horse and foot races. are The
order Of the day.
The mining intelligence from all the
diggings is encouraging in the highes,
degree; very rich silver mines have been
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-13


CO. Just received and for sale by aa-
thorized agents, large supply Of J. L.
CuRTrs' Mamalnkc Liniment.
Many are surprised at the unparalleled
rapidity with which this medicine is sp:ead-
ing over our country. yet. those wond er
not, who have tried ii and know It will
more than fulfil the expectations Of i,s
purchaser
~ will cure the severest kind Of tooth :
ache IN one minute, cholera morbus il ten
minutes, rheumatisn in forty -eight hours,
old sores. sprains, bruises, scratches, botts,
&c, with equal rapidity, anla person has
but 70 give it fair trial to scatter his skep-
ticism lif he has any to the win |, and add
bis name to the thousands that stand ready
10 testify 10 the benefit they have received
from its use.
Also. large supply Of GiiIlmore's Anti
Bilious Pills The sensations Of canker !.
WEAKNESS Of body. depressions Of spirit.
arrangement Of the stomach. pain ID the
bones, &C., are sure forebodings az some
bilious disease, which can in nine cases out
Of ten be prevented by the use Of these
pills. See advertisement IN another col
umn
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-13
Banking i'm IlIinois.

Within a few weeks past, some halls
dozen Shinphlsier establishments kass
been started in Illinois. These concerns
issue certificates oi tleposite, or Bills Of
Exchange. similar TO those issued by the
Clarks. To circulate as currency. Should
the Bank Bill be defeated in Illinois tho
whole Slate will be plaslered with these
rag factories. And we doubt mol they
will soon begin To multiply in This State.
We shall then have union Of the Shin
plaster shopkeepers, The shavers and The
leaders Of f.ocofucoism agaims, tie estab-
lishment Of = sound Banking System in
iowa.
These illegi,imase spawns OF I.oc0foco
policy. which are spreading over the
Stale offllinois. have deep in,eres. in
defeating the Bank Bill Of thai State; Cor
sound Banking system would destroy
them. The rich men who have money
al command. are directly interested ~
defeat the Bank Bill. because they can
now shapt al the rate Of 25 or 30 per
cent. Should the Bill pass, and Banks
be established, the rates of interest will
be cut down To q OF & per cent.
The I.ocofnco leaders OF the State OPP
pose the Bank Bill because they make
their living by Office; aati their salaries.
paid in specie. are worth more to them
when the ennntry il embarrassed. money
scarce and interest high: and for the fur.
Their reason that u is necessary 10 pre-
serse their consistency, BY sticking to
the hnmhng which has heretofore served
them geod purpose, and helped them
to fat offices.--pa Whjg.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-13
Glorious News!

The Burlington Telegraph OF the lin
brings US the following welcome news
in relation to the Des Moines River
Grant. There is discrepancy in the
date Of Mr.. Johnson's letter, but we pre-
sumo that il is a typographical error,
and not knowing how to correct il, we
give il as The Telegraph has it. Webe-
lieve the news TO be authentic. This
news will be hailed with delight by all
friends to our beautiful and fertile Valley.
The "sub" Of the Iowa City Rpubi-
can will certainly have 'conniption"
I'll when he hears this news. But TO the
news:
"DEs MONIES RIVER GRANT--lMPoR-
TANr TO IowA.--We learn by private
letter from Washington City that il has
been decided, in Cabinet meeting, that
the donation by Congress for the inn
provement OF the Des Moines river in
cludes the lands along the whole course
OF the river as far as il traverses our
State. This settles the long disputed
question, and confirms to our State q
large and valuable amount of lands
sufficient, il is hoped, fer the completion
Of The great work in view.
.Since the above was in type the fol-
lowing letter has been handed US for pub
LEGATION. /, 10 another of The many
proofs Of friendship which its distin-
guished author has shown to our State,
and which we trust may be commemo-
rated by naming County on the Upper
Des Moines in honor Of him.
WAsHIsoToS, ooh Nov. 1851.
Ny DEAR GENERAL:
After hard struggle, | have succee-
ded to-day in getting the Secretary OF
the Interior to confirm the grant TO Iowa
above the Raccoon Fork-so that your
State will get the alternate sections
ihrough the whole course of the river,
above as we'll as below the mouth of the
Raccoon river.
So ends the controversy, aud most
sincerely glad am ] that 1t so ends, and
that ! have been in some measure in
strumental in bringing itabout.
The decision confirms Of course the
view ! took Of the grant, in the opinion
gave President Fillmore.
Sincerely your Friend,
REVERDY JOHNSON.
Hon. A. G. DODGE, Burlington, Iowa.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-13
now Is YoUIs TIME.

Th'se who wish 10 pay their sub
scrip'ion 10 The Courier, In Wheat. Oats,
Flour. Word, Meal, Potatoes. Tailow.
Feathers, 0nions, Beeswax. Honey,
Shingles. or Lumber are hereby notified
that they can do go. il they bring them
in Immediately. And by the way. SINCE
some Of our subscribers promised Us
Shingles las. Spring. we hereby notify
them that we don't intend to wais more
than six months longer for them.