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"SHADRACu" TIE FUGITIVE IN WANT.-SHAp
EACH who's. rescue and eight from the Boston court house,
mas ,,v.n him no;orc,y above al! others o HE time and
,c now IN Montreal and in of great de,tituton
rh Ed.yon Il has letter from him begging sr'a!!
sum o; money support life until nc coua get employment:
Whether H.. will get IL an,cr question: IL 49, ACIDS the
Ciar:fEri facuirer the mischief at stealing HIM away
,,, IN, Ahtlulsts after, the hua.nGy o! feeding
his aud saving him ffo" Starvation, after the LICK Is
al
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r:yu.U9opI,T OF Eil.. y DIR ECtl'3
L. q ElL =

.2rNES ;tr = nrrv y; the c'fcH'afi10 Of tho ys'
50 !r,ar he accsri sy.it.s u! vitality tirt i
-, ..i - pIf y.-:; Nc "a" aGi unnrr'oJa ;al ~.
va converted rtp 'ltpi. %,lch repaired I'll: %art g.
G.r':.." ~: food e. !lei, s:.. zee. :, 1T G'' 10
'' r3g IGu EvirGIG.c t..r laIrr .11G. 1tr hiv
IL ~nIr a'r;"s E he, rp -!-rT sI..i,t:.':Wn @" III
q" ~ .xiyG. .i": ~ IA. ;r,r an! hnfny :.ait ""|
.t~ tl" o iilc. II is Lisr Ia: e. G:s'i't
boy 2rca.th !tai..rr:5 Pills c!.c IL. n.ga .e '
:" :'S'% o"t from is: nj impurities. 'HH' r''''' 80
life pare a.. healthy. Il .cn we're r.psc 1cr'G
'eHsr religious creed: and II they ."pt c.'saF " ~"
tic s:us..: Ut ths:r h.ics t,!eE "H1l5 'rls
H. mca grow nor: iric!l.!.n; the: WI bec''n'
even now. then wisit,- H. p5""ti ty ttc i' ~
siii- Lhsm they BriHifei.!'s Nerr;ib.s '"'''
sonu .eiv:.5 HEN. - htar ,s.us
Tacy peculiarly adapted 20 I'ii- ;.i-1n'' go" ..
Then t-y u.,' cI;l or !" de - eir'"l. !.
AWAY in the hor that Ip"G the Er7 i''tCi r5,s
mGy be used One dose IN the bsehEihs' y Ys,sr-
than 4 Guz.a after tie sckn~ss l. H>t" III w mn!
coughs, asthma. IlrcTmasn c"sl:'hess' -. .5gas
hetyy or deep. scale pas her Effects VIZ -,-,s,
orsise Three or five viii Act ike chhrm "i's. ri
,nalaIv a, once. saving months OF sickness i' AL
| tending Renlcr'ber. Branir-hs tiI' az -. a
medicine one tina. Is used D? huuttc':, % r,,.lg
and throughout the ci"iGcI wortd. luz; .~,,, IN,
all other medicines They tasr oit on: W. LIN and ~
ia rio cause of weakness adI pain leaving As, re- ~
n,ntnc. healthy sleep AZ night. and an appe'is a.. ~
| ~ fool Sold ~ DR. BnASDRgrHs pFh~.tAi son a..
and a, his retail Offices. IA Bo~sr:, anu ~ s5,,ra,.
/ ,,I nv onr agent in every place oil !mpof'" On
| a,,o Ia, certificate with fac sHiie o. ~ r,,ars
hoy,s which TIE purchaser should ne ea.su K,cbsnoa~
| oory ,u,hr-,s-d wholesale an > y
| -, %; Main s,rcrt curaer o2i'ss..,r i
| foun,ry AGENTS and Planters can oe suIf'!sN
Il Fan n
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NEN YORK MARKETS. Apnl. .

The flour market is steady, not active. Sales I
1000 bbls a, II ST 80 for common State b:an::
rrn 4 63 81 IS; G-uesse / 81 n 81 81.
Grain STEADY sales Of 20 600 oushd rei whea,,
10 be Canaalan at IL 81 IL. Corn j. steady
improved Of 1900 bushels ~ o. o- ts. 10
Oats IL II 80 cts.
The Cotton market is dcrTasscL-sales to-day
bales at / els for mddling Uplands AND Il cts :o'
showing T. CT. per 10. decline.
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MORE FINE MUSIC TONIGHT.

We pleased hear that signora Tedesco will at The
Theatre tonight, give more of her charming concerts
All who heard her Wednesday night delighted with
her splendid vocalizaton Some prefer her to Parodi-
We shall not institute comparison-but we can tru-
say that she is of the most finished singers and &C.
complshcd artises have heard The compass
gster and power Of her voice extraordinary and her mu
steal organ sngulay flexible and completely her bid
ding All her songs drew down hearty applause but particular
ly the beautiful air from the Elixir Of love- arranged by De
Beot for the great Mabran. This alone will be repeated
igh-wcn che will sing, 10 full costume, mugnh
cent Linda di Chamoun1 and La Favorita-ulso
the brilliant and delightful Spanish song La Colusa, which
has every where been received with enthusiasm.
Tcdesco will have the powerful assistance OF Macch with
his rich and unrvaed carione and the Germana Band al
ways most agreeable who will tonight perform several
quisite pieces All who enjoy good music cordially urge
be the Concert tonight 1t is hear such
combination Of superior and delicious music.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

THE RHODE Island SENATOH.-ticneral James,
The newly cl ccd Senator nl Rhode ISLAND, has finally de-
GncI h- political position He says in letter 10 the Pro"
whence Post Il fave ErScr 90 any occafon nor 10 any per
so s,i that wa. Whc; on the contrary, have always
bn yed 70 the OH trtpcul:c patty. am N favor OF 4
Malicious tariff such an will ceclualy protect tho
ho of the country BY taxing lightly the neccssar!es u!
M. and heavily the uyu:!rs ard also OF internal improve
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THILADLLNNlil y
ACCIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA fhr 50.
Assembly buildings :c! to-day, 5uryims SeneG'a Z.
ladies'. who were passing al tile time.
BRIBERY CASE The Senate committee &.
y. y, have made n report on the Bribery case y;
have lately had under investigation. The report 6
the conduct Of Bull ana ccasures Senators Jgaa.i
and Robinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

The Maryland Reform Convention have length decided
the question Of apporonment The proposition was ADOPT
ed, 43 to DO.
THAT after each the Legislature shall appcr,ion the
members of the House of Delegates among the counties
cordng TO population, always giving Baltimore city three
more than the largest counyno county have less
TWO members and the aggregate exceed so nor
less than 65-and until the Baltimore city
have Baltimore and Frederick counties 6, Washington
Allegheny and Somerset Prince Georges, Anne Arundel
Carroll Hartford, Worcester Dorchester and Cecil each,
and the other nine counties each.
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wu. K,so HrrswE.i Secretary.


CEN SCOTT AND HIS PROBABLE PLAIFot.h.
The movement commenced by Mr.. Clayton, In Delaware
last fall and followed up by Governor Seward and his school
ni New York politicians. bids fair 10 make Cen Scott me
especial candidate 1852 Of the free soil and most OF the
OUTSIDE fractions Of the North Inc late successes 81 Sc
y,r, in his State over the combined forces OF Tanany
Hail Castle Garden aud the government 4: Washington
may also lead the blending OF the administration III sup
sort OF GA: Scott the higher law candidate. As lie
now stands before the county ne is the man oi all men, or
rnlyin under common standard all the fragments, OF all
shades, stripes, ofanti-slarcy and natSc 10
Tie Nn,,h Iii, e,trr from West Point in lsi9 is explicitly in
/ vor f the annexation of Canada and all The fugitive slaves
r.r his letter - the Hon. W. s. Archer oil Virginia, on
native Aur.!canS in Si4 is especially adapted TO the ma
lives: while his sprid victories in Mexico will sweep The
r. au! M The wing party Ire sweeps the dry grass
~ the rljls ..!ri candidate "a the whig nominee ana
ard Wit, nc s.;.aurt ii all tle outside ngIent. al h"h
, Old Da:tir hr irresistible in the North Bat some
thing more aud good deal less will be required It anything
j. expected ri tho South IL present however, the fortunes
of Mr. FILLMORE and of Gen. Scott appear To be held be-
tween the fore finger ANA thumb OF W. h. Seward ms Is
49, ". y. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

DIED. on Thursday morning. the Sd Instant, EDWARD
aaH ~ John !. aGd the late Ann NJ SIEcr-asca -. sta:
an! i day The friends and acquaint.tcc- oi tie '.a
qnc-'! TO attend h1 funeral ht morning a, ocgcs, 1
s'c"cc 81 ms nt!itr corner ~ nh arl Gay s:Gce:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

The New York Tribune states that candestine cores
pondence, which has been going among the inmates OF
the Sing Sing State Prison for time past dIscrv
cred last week. When first implicated those engaged in
senuousy denied agency in the matter but resort 10
the usual punishment, of the prison-the shower bath
brought forth full confession Concerning this mode Of
punishment the Tribune says
The person who is undergo the operation is seated and
his legs and head firmly fastened with wooden
clasps that he cannot get away from the water nor use
his hands break ts force. The falls about six feet
and ut the OF about barrel minute through piece
Of iron pierced with quarerinch holes. The officer hict
ing the punishment lets and shuts oil The by
of cord attached valve Since the lash abolished
this mode Of punishment has been found very ecacous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: Whilst the metropolis is ringing with speech.
es please publish the following brief notice from Mucauiay
the great speech of John Somes upon the i, of the
"Seven Bishops:
"Somers rose last. He spoke little than fire min
te but every word full of wcghy matter; and when
he sat down. his reputation and cons tuonal
lawyer was es,ablished"-[2d VOL Macaulays History Of
England page 352 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

HIGHLY communicative uoSEsT HEARTS
DoWc are informed that tho Carpenters and Joiners
this place erecting dwelling house 10 be
donated, VIXEN finished, TO poor woman, whose husband
recently died in California
We take the above from the Wnukcgan, H. Chronicle
The fact stated is indeed truly creditatle to the "hones
hearts, of the mechanics Of that place. and to humanity
aboring the from whom accustomed 10
snch this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

SOMETHING STRANGE AND BEAUTlFUL.-We
saw day before yesterday OF Col Alexander
ter and his niece the ages OF four and FIVE The little
girls are sitting side side sofa and the Brazilian Tiger
is living on the full length with his head and paw
over the little girls lap nearest him The little heroncs do
moi Gem frightened in the easI.- Cincinnati Com.
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NV 1OaE. \
'f5.a Cation rlark", is dull 10 dag. :>urtielN ~
Yellow Com o3:. Other t.ilnss e1";!Gnn >; !o:l-
tions-
The Baltic is expected 10 arrive here e2me'!-
coIgsc vi The evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
ncuov,rS AND APPOINTMENTS

Sa5slSo-o.s, APRIL p 10 r M.--Malor Edward H. Bolt
@ ~ N,-v,aa has resigned his clerksh!p in the Land OF
lice ,. -, r;;, .,,.. :, ,,o n.,s;,,, ,lf
@ reduced from 81 400 :" SlpV2 csTSsst, and
80, . uun.er Democrat, from New fors, has been NJ!
rn;at,,i - Duncan lorHle! alacc.
Ciinn chief clerk in the Treasury mas been 'an"'ef-
,ci t. the super"i'cTshp OF light houses al The aifc saIy
clerk 10 the Assistant Secretary % tie lrteSur:,
ss tlc .o,no,ed the cc ccIksap in thar Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

EARTHQUAKE AT CARTHAGEN.,
OF an earthquake was felt ut A. NJ, on tho >. '::.
So severe was 1t, that quite number ii Sn't. ::
completely destroyed, ana several Persons -" ~;
Chnfch wis considerably Injured The mrs..
large masses 10 the floor; the large columns in =.
the church were broken, and the Key s,on,. ~ -: Il
arches were displaced. -.
At Shnta Martina, on the 20lh, q severe shoe: =.
inIurlng number of houses. IL was srn"o' II:
shock was more se"Cre in tla Interior rr'''.
4 RARl: lOCTH.-Them is yourh AZ:
bingham, Massachusetts ia years old mh9 g..
eight feet high. and ia s' growing. TIE J,...'S
shoes sixteen Inches long and his can .. ~
;iinahrnl Bucsct. Seven yrars 800, vim - ',s r.
odd lie YEAS known and noted - d dwarf =, 49,
:hrcc feet high, and weighed only 81 n9rrd, No.
line he has grown eish, inches year or m ay. :
not done vet. He now weighs 100 pcands 49,
in proportion.
ToaoSro, APRIL 2d.-1'hompson The Enylj.l.
Fred Doug!ls, Delivered anti.s!avery atle, -
last night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

Bosros ArR1L l, P. M.-The first indictment against
Eizur Wright and Others charged with being participants
in the late Fugitive Slave Riots read in this
morning. The indictment against Wright embraces Is
counts The trial will take place four weeks from to-day
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BA!vIM0EE 10
400 bbIs. Howard street Hour were Sold tn.,'ts .
Red Wheat 81 cents Corn unchanged, Wb.s
To5accO-miidnr S. Z, fine qun,y dull
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COMMERCIAL i.GEvn;,
RICHMOND MARK Ess. ApF,,

TOBACCO-'Ihe market p!ascr:a 10 new 49,,
breaks are prc:!y fall, but The ouS al ,aen i, nF
mon cualy. We quote Slight decline in !nr. ,r !"
leaf 4 few iinds OF fine s'cmmins .racGei s. /
Yesterday ) fine ~ nnactnrng hh:s brought 81; = Il
and Sl7 81 Sales o.. logs are mostly At $ :, II
leaf ST 10 $40. We give Tie inspections 10 II.
yrlr and mn last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

We ask attention the business card of Messrs Palmer
and Richardson General Agents Madison the capital Of
Wisconsin They most highly recommended.
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LATEST BY THE TELEGRAl

Photographed Cor the Richmond Enqui'e'
BALTIMORE !;
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
Philip Allen (OemocraD has been elected G1'
Rhode Island by majority OF 600 votes
Geo. G. King (Nhi4l and L .nJnnin 3. ThGtsua
craft have been elected 10 Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

PHILADELPHIA APRIL 10 P. M-Daniel Webster arrived
this morning from Harrisburg, and dned with Senator Ca
meron Middleton. Mr. Webster will leave the morning
train for Massachusetts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

GREAT DlSPATCH.-rhe Steamship Sou,hcrner Capt
Dickinson has made the voyage from New York Chaer-
and back in d days. and the precious voyage
made in about the time she has completed the
in fifteen days. having been discharged and loaded twice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

The Ladies Of the Rev. Mr. Reids Omitted PIesby terrain
Church." cent yesterday most delicate favor They
now hold Fair that Church, and the galany and good
taste Of the community cannot desire tempting
occasion do good work and the time win the
smiles Of the fair The scene hear, is in every way full
Of attractive objects.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

GOOD HIr--ln the Convention to frame the new Ohio
Constitution the proposition allow negroes the right vote
received II vo;esand that TO allow the right
T. The Louisville Democrat excnims lhcrcupon-"Wha,
should be thought of State that likes nggers better Than
white women %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

AWE Jane G.?"r Manufacturing Company, ~ at-t
4 ".c~ -: .eH q @po!s, E,G inatAs vrEs 80
!:.:sl:. - inches w.:@ "Ac!. iAeY Me- 80 IL. ::ar
!udt'. Hera anu iioa,rarn. rrgsona1c san.
d! ~, Glce. AL 81 IN .toEs 81 M.sSr- Web u;
Apr. l.;i f. y HEhiLLI
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE

NEW Z.
ALBANY APRIL 2-The Scnates select committee of in
veegaon charges against the Sergeantaarns and Sc
naors made full report and presented 81 pages of tcstmo
nv The report is condemnutoy Of the conduct
ccant.at.arnls and censures the Senators named.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL ELECTION;

BosroS .ipalL 2, 10 p M-lhc 2gth ballot Tor Ut!Itsd
States Senator Just been announced and SKINNER ac"a
20 nfe, n an ELECTION After protactcd discussion Inc
election has been laid three weeks Mr. Stone Demo-
Graf declared during the debate that n. coalition had M" Ter
animated Richard t. Churchill Of GEORGETOWN, D. G., las
s liz, y.crr,os OF the Common wealth. newspaper Tor
In. libel aat has laid the damages al S3UvJ.
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-ss..a-1H ss -aazz
NOTICE.
EXTRA oous:.a: ElGoJSt;.

sS"N>uNS waa ~" iaJca.". u rs .lcr arcDu,,o %.
my ai-"ncc Som III: naI. haoriooi) VII! s.r. rUr
W.ill.u II l. rotiuiG. iiiGIi q"
Nu',r Na9.ur. i..ul:.. ipg,i i-cg'
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C1-p10I-S POLITICAL, PROBLEM.-FIVE

CURIOUS POLITICAL PROBLEM.-flFE DoL-
LARS REWARD.-Since the election OF Hamilton Fish to
Senate OF the United States anc Inc hrns OF inc nun
det guns at the Battery The free soil interest in gioca
ton OF thu, great event. but particularly since The
dcrserent of Mr. Fi-h BY the Washington organs, the
question has arisen whether the administration has gone
over 10 Seward or Seward The administration The opn-
ion p-evas since the enthusiastic reception of Mr. Seward
al the Asor House dinner that the administration including
The President and cabinet and all their luggage have gone
over and surrendered the champion OF Hhe higher law
willing TO take pot luck and be thankful How 2which
is il? Five dollars reward will be given application at
Office, any official and satisfactory information en-
he subject Has Seward gone the administration or
has the administration gone 70 Seward? Five dollars
reward!-IN. T. Herald.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.


FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
Capital stock -S2OO, OOOi
C3>OiRce on Water street,near Market,in Wisess
Brick Row, VINcENNEs, INDIANA. 4.#
-YINHIS Company having been duly organized and
Il ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock SUBJ
scribea, and the balance secured BY mortgage on
Real Estate aud by guarantee, are now pre-
pared TO effect Insurance against Loss or DAM
age by FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise, Machine.
~, Mills, Manufactures, and oil descriptions Of
property, also Merchandise and Produce IN the
course of inland transportation. the risks of the
Seas etc. ETC., also, the Huls of Steamboats,, and
other vessels: and upon the lives Of individuals
,ng 10 California. The rates premium will be as
low a. those OF any RESPONSIBLE Company.
All losses liherally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and In no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
W.. Heberd, s w w Early, Terra Haute"
mo w Maddox,<s II d Alis, Evansville, "
Jacob Pea, &C BottorH. Jefiersonville"
Samuel Wise, w Hughes, +" g
P.P.Bailey. Fl Wayne" IL. sparks, Z" {"
James keigwin. Jacksonville.
Hon. X. N. CARNAN. President.
SIMON BoTroRfr, Vice President.
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. w. HEBERD, Treasurer
hs-Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOOTE, Agent,
may IS, is50--dec 81 'l0-f Burlington, Iowa
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=
rTNHE undersigned begs leave to announce 10 his
L friends and the travelling public that he has
become proprietor, Cor term Of years. OF the bar
rel Honse, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken for a thorough renovation or the establish
ment-for extensive additions and improvements
--ana for supplying tho whole house with new ana
appropriate furniture. The undersigned, in re-
turning to his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends ana
acQuaintances. and to assure them that ne VIII De
most happy to contribute 10 their comfort anu en-.
oyment at any time they may give the House acai..
Attentive servants, and sufficiency Of them, will
be provided TO ensure prompt and satisfactory at.
tentioa. Porters, attached to the establishment.
will he ready At all hours to convey baggage to and
from boats.
Riding horses, carriages, &C., provided at mo-
mant.s warning. J. Z. FLEIChEN.
Burlington. Arril 10, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Mr. Kriechbaum,-SiI: have been troubled via
Diarrhea for some time- and could not get any Med
Icines TO do me any good Twas reecmmendect 10
get some of your internal and External R4metfr
which did. In taKing two doses Of year Remseys
to my great surprise, had a discharge Of Ices
worms. believe, had il not been for your Medi-
cine, might have been laid beneath the sod.
give this TO you that the world may knew the cars
your Remedy has performed for ne. Yours,
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1850 John SHUTTER
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Augusta Seminary,

AUGUSTA, HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Rev. James A. Ilawley. A. NJ Priact.al.
THE pleasant and healthy location ofthis School,
and ITS removal from the temptations Of city
or large village, render it safe and desirable place
for those whose education must be sought away
from home.
Pupils can be .te in this school for any class in
college, or FOR any department. of business.
Arrangements are made for number of pupils
to board in the family, and under the con slant SUI
pcrvison Of the Principal, whose aim it will he to
combines as far as possible. the advantages of the
best Academies, with the safeguards and comforts
OF a family.
The Sessi ms oftwen'y-two weeks will commence
the last Wednesday of April and October.
Terms, Including Board, Tuition, Rent, Fuel,
Lights, Washing, &C. $50; or SIS If pupils are re-
ceived a, and returned to Quincy or Warsaw at the
beginning and end Of each term, as they may DC ny
early application to the Principal.
Refer TO FL ward kilbourn. Esq, Keokuk.
.. Rev. j. J. Marks, Quincy, Ill.
g G. J. Barrett, Warsaw, "
AZ
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

ines Dreadful ana sgenizng complaints are an ~.
NEcKIacr and fLuiD The Belt dinuses The Elec,r;c;,r
hs Fus fs as 10. Necklace Ia. and
distressing Affections the application NEVER Fais ss'e
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
Or. CHRlSTiE'o
GALVANIC BRACELETS

und Of vest service in of Conv or Fits
sP:snoae Complaints and general Nervous Asc tons
- w nesu ana upper extrsmities. Also in Palsy ana
g ana an diseases caused by deficiency Of power
Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs Of The
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Mr. ]. G.. Kriechbaum-Sir: II lis with great pls5-
sure that give you these few lines. My wife vs
taken about sax moGths since. with q rheumsticaf-
lection in her hand. which was SO severe that irs
few weeks she was almost unable to use il. ] nsss
application to some of the most eminent rhysi-
clans of this place to effect. Al last pre-
vailed upon 10 get little of your Internal AID e.
tersal Remedy, and before she used u day her
hand was almost well, and is thai she does
not suffer any inconvenience by IL nj all and Ern
ly believe that 1t will effect permanent in al
Rheumotic affections. About three years since,
took very severe colf which settled my lrrf a..
and that time have been severely afflicted wills
pain in my breast, splitting Of blood, rtc- by
ing about half bottle Of your Remedy, II WIS en-
tirely removed. sincerely recommend your nec
icine TO the favorable consideration of the public
Burlington, Jan. 9, 1850 In. WHITAKER
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ST Louis. February fSs1.

st Louis, February 6, 1851.
Messrs r. {. Clark Co., it gives me much plea
to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, fndi equal
in body and whiteness, and quality generally ito any
article IN Manufactured in the west. Yon are at lib
erty to use this as recommendation If it will be Of
any benefit to you. am, with much respect,
yours, &c, CHARLES 7. WiLGus.