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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
Vermont Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Convention of Vermont has
nominated Mr.. JNo L. ROBINSON for Governor and Mr..
GILES HARRINGToN for Lieutenant Governor.
Resolutions passed re- pedging the Democratic
partyoi that State TO the SILAs WRIGHT platform Of
1885, and passed by every National Democratic Con-
vention since that time. Resolutions also passed
in favor OF the recent called cpmpromse measures,
and protesting against the question of slavery being
made party test.-Cin. Enquirer.
We presume the nominee for Governor is Gen. John
S. Robinson of Bennington, if it is made by what is
termed the old line Democrats, who have repuGated all
connections with the Free.soiers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
10 The Cincinnati Commercial speaking Of the vsi

u The CINCINNATI commercial speaking OF inc WISH
Of Governor Wood, says:
Friendly visits between the executives of the different
States cont hue much to harmony and goodellowshp,
and with the improved facilities for traveng these ys-
It's will be frequent and tend the fecngshat
prevailed the American people. half century ago The
reception of the Governor Of Ohio every respect
honorable TO neighbors. ,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

RoBBERy.-Tbe jewelry store of N. Hazen in Gin
NATL entered Sunday morning and robbed Of forty
two gold watches, seventeen silver watches, and many
valuable gold chains worth between five and six thou
sand dollars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

Marion County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HENRY BRADY, Of Warren township.
ISAAC SMITH, Of Centre township.
ron COUNTY COMMIssIoNER,
POWELL ROWLAND, of Centre township.
FOR ASSESSOR,
JACOB ROBERTS, of Washington township.
FOR CORONER,
S. \. PERRY, Of Centre township.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
The Fugitive Slave Law.

The Madison Banner to be determined to keep
this law before the people 1t is published in full in the
issue of Monday, and yesterday it appears the
side and inside of that paper Let the people have light
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

G-''How well he plays for so young,' said Mrs.
Partngtcn the organ boy and his monkey performed
her door, land how much his dear little brother in
the calico dress looks like him to be sure"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

70 Several of our cotemperaries speak of John L.,
O'Suvan who is indicted in United States Court for
the Southern District Of New York or his connection
with the Cuba INVASION the Editor of tho Democrat
ic Review. This not true. Thomas p. Kettle is
the Editor Of that valuable monthly. Mr. 0'Sullivan
has had connection with the Review for the last
years In lS4S he turned Barn-burner and voted for
Mr. Van Buren,. From the Buffalo platform he stepped
into the ranks of the slavery extensonsts and has for
several years past been the soul Of the Cuba invasion
movements. In New York extremes meet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

u Hon. Frederick p. Stanton is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Memphis District, Ten
nessee. Walter Coleman, Wing, is his opponent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

% John N Tyner Of Wabash county killed on
the 23d ult, by the falling oil Mr.. Tyner for
mery resided in Rush county, where he has many rea.
tives
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

GTGen. PERcIFoR F. SMITH has arrived at New Or
leans He will proceed Immediately 10 Western Texas,
where he will take command of the Southwestern Divs
ion of the United States army. He received with
the usual military demonstration his landing, thing
forgotten in Gen Soott's recent visit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

10 The wings are in an awful fix in Pennsylvania
Senator Cooper, Collector Lewis, and Governor John
ston are wagng Of DISCRIMINATION upon each other
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
The Mails.

We received by yesterdays mail the New Albany
Ledger and Bulletin Of the 10th ult. Borand, Tur-
ney, and Whitcomb have been the Of this failure
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
PnbIic speakinE.

Hon Jesse D. Bright and others will address Dem
ocratic meeting to be held at Centrevle Tuesday
the 11th Of June next.
Mr. Bright will also address his fellow citizens the
next day at Connersville.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
rTThe State PhysO. Medical Convention held its first

1.-THE State Physo. Medical Convention held its first
meeting Roberts Chapel in this city last week. the
2Sth and 10Th Of May.
There were about IS in attendance from different parts
of the State organization effected and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensusing year,
Presidsnt-L. Abbott, Of this city.
Vice Prssidents-A. L. Whitehall, M. D., of Attica
A Clark, M d. of Edinburg, DR.. J. s. Counts, Foun.
tain country.
Secretary--David ]. Lee, of this city.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. Allen Furnace, DAN
vile.
Treasurer-Dr B. F. Coffin, of this city,
Librarian--E. p. Austin, M. D.. Jacksonburg.
The annual session will in this city on the
18th Tuesday in May, 1882
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

u-Co Benton's majority for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction in Iowa is 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

DGos BoutwclI has appointed a lawyer in Boston
inspector Of 6sh. We presume he is one OF the hsbey
Democrats who supported the election of Summer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

1--we cannot handy epilhets with the Editor OF the
Indiana Journal. Our article in the Daily Of Friday
deliberately penned. We iDtended what we said.
There it stands unaltered and unex; dained. He now
talks Of kicking. Barking dogs seldom bite"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

Congressional Conventions.
EIGHTH DIsTBIcT at Wiamsport, Warren county
on Tuesday, June 10Th, ISL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

Fer PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
DAVID S. COOLING, Of Hancock County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

vOr tue prevalent opinion being, that II essentially
matter Ol civil government and cal ed for action
either adverse concurrent the part of ecclesas
cal bodies. A resolution pronouncn9 the requirements
and provisions Of SAID law 'entrey opposed to the i'm
pulses OF humanity, to the principles OF Justice. and
tue preccpts oil the Bible, was rejected with only three
dissenting voices.
A resolution for the appointment Of committee 70
collect statistics the subject of slavery in the church
at the South connected with this ecclesiastical body
and The intellectual and moral condition of the sav es
held by church members, moved by Rev Mr.. Dick
nson, Gosh. r. Giddings pastor aud oceasioned con-
siderable discussion. Southern clergyman moved to
amend, by instructng committee ascertain and re-
por the number of hired servants employed by members
oil the Northern Churches connected with the Assembly
how many Of them read how often and 10 what
tent they receive caechctical instruction. whether
not they required to attend family worship, and
whether they attend church regularly. This pos
to the original inGuisor wine finally asked leave to
withdraw his resolution Ito prevent its being voted
DOWN. and leave was granted accordingly.
The conservative pursued by this Assembly is
an encouraging sign OF the times, and should be duly APP
precated The OH School Presbyterian church has al
ways been sound this subject breastng itself firmly
against ianaticism, bat enjoying faithful observance OF
relative duties between master and slave, according TO
tie Scriptures, and relying rather upon the influence of
Christianity for the gradual extinction of the system
than upon any direct efforts for that end Ii has found
the advantage Of this course large increase ofnum
bers and influence .-JOurRal of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

FOR CONGRESS,
THOMAS 4. HENDRICKS, of Shelby County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

sysy,s,~, SCHOOL. BOOKS.-The subscriber re.
fully informs te cheers and others that
Aa@y he has constantly on hand, and for SALE
SzknA1 allthe standard series OF School Books in
use inthe State. suchas McGuttey's Eclectic Sc
ries; sanders Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclec.
tic series; Rays, nlvies'. Emersoa's Adams COL
burns nd rhom on's Arithmetics; Murrays, Kirk
hams, Saalth's, Buttons and Pinnoe's Grammars,
Mitchelps, Nor.s's, olney's. Smiths and Good.
rich's Biographies; Gnodrich's .Grims haw's, Wor-
cesteg'sand Frcsts Histories; Geometries, Phi
losophiss IhemiStries. mine ra,ogies. otancs. &C.
olegies .nhySioogies and ASTRONOMERS; WebSter's
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on handandprocuredto order,
medium ,dem and apledgers. ournals day DO oks,
invoices, cash books. letter hooks, records court
records dockets, etc ,hioters, quarto blank
loop tuck. moroccoandi e 1.-THE memoranlums lea
ther and paper pass books, receipt books, copy
books, etc, etc.
PApER.-Foolscsp, ruled and plains letter pa
per, ruled. plain. gilt and embossed; folio post;
note and hill paper. fancy and plain; fat crp.
BILE hlotting tissue cartridge and evelope paper;
hinders'stvaw aadtar Boards; bonnet boards .press
boards etc. etc, etc.
SrATtONERY-As reatvariety OF sealing wax,
waters. quilts, ink, inkstaads. steel pens pencils,
satesAotter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
lery etc. etc. ]. F. AERAHAMS,
$3.50 Bookseller JsEer st. Burlington
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The Knox Insurance Company

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-S2O0.0G0!
g5-ohice on Water street,near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, NINCENNEs, INDIANA.
THIS Company having been duly organized and
L ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scrihed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate andb ypersonalguarantee, arenow pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or Dam
age BY FIRE. on Buildings, Merchandise. Machine
ry, Mills, Manufactures. and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce In the
course of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, ETC., etc, also the Hulls Of Steamboats,, and
other vessels andupon the lives of individuals 60
ing TO California. The rates ofpremium will be as
low as those of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Aillosses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock ofthis Company is held entirely in the
West and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
RNCanan, vincennes,Ia TT. Benhridse, Lafayette Ia
W.. Heberd, /" j." w Early, Terra Rau,e %
jno w MaddoX,ss sc Alls. Evansville, {.
Jacob Pea, {: e acknowledgements :.
Samuel Wise, wv Hughes, (.
PIP. Bailey, TT Wayne" Il. Sparks, s'
James Keigwin, Jacksonville.
Hon. X. N. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BorroRrE, Vice President.
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEpERD, Treasurer
arShnIt Life and California risks taken at hi
agency al extra rates. JOHN G. FOOTE, Agent,
may Is, lS5o-dac 27'4o-h Burlington, Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

DIR N. DaDck's ARRAScEaEsrs for r.
GUST and SEPTEMBER. -
DIR N. DoDGE, Of Burlington, u,la 4.
stageoihce, fairfield, Gfor the purnos. = y 10
lag ior various Chronic Diseases Iul, u iR-
At t!eaSant, Stage Office 10. II; AT salar
al New london Strge Office: u. Is, A Rn,,..-s
al ans once opposite The Barrett Hansr 60
ieth 10 INC OH OF August, At Fairfield. q. -
MI Pleasant g 10, II SALEM ~, Is: al Ne 80 80
con - 10 az Burlington from the 18Th to ,Ae g..
OF sept; at Fsi:h .. !; at Mt P,eaxaa,
at Salem So; at New London To- N. i, R.r,.r.. =
from 'hei2th TO the soth. duly io1 On n Donc~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
Flint River Townsb;,- -. :.

r,...,.. - :, Nv HssafPs assy g, 1851.
hereby Certify that have been sick 6v. r,s...
VIVA pam IN my breast, coughing coastantIr. r.s..
medicine and disease TO a mere skeleton. ,rs a..
to DEATHS door, when all my friends had ,,,.. :.
up to die, applied to DR. N. Dodge. Of Bur,,ns,.s
was better In day or two, my cough Is mo-, -,
the pain in my breast has ceased, my sn.,,,. Z
sood, have gained much in flesh, and an al. !.
walk about without fatigue. WP. Trnr"
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, sc.
FALL TRADE. Ia1l

l.. C. TOPPING & CO.,
Ne. sSs, Min street, Saint Louis, Missouri,
AVE in store ana are onstantly receiving
1 i their new and elegant stock OF Carpeting, Oil
Cloths, &C, consisting in part CT the following va
riet!es.
CARPETS.-Royal Velvets and Wiltons, Ia
pestries an Brussels, Imperial Tree Phys, Fine and
extra line lnsrains, Scotch and Veeetian.
oil Cloths, Rugs, &c.
Every reriaty and style, floor OIL cloths, from .
10 ~ ieet wide, Cheneic Rugs, Velvet ana Taftai
do; Mats, Floor Bochings, Table and Piano Gov.
ers, stair Rods, &c.
We would also call the attention Of Merchants
to our large stock Of VaH Papers, Eindow Cur
tcin Papers and
1000 pairs Transparent Window Shades. which
we offer at wholesale at extremely low prices.
Having imported and purchased our stock from
the most celebrated Factories, anu being of the
latest and mo. approved styles. Our friends ami
strangers visiting the city will find it greatly to
their adv antage to examine our goods before pur-
chasing. l.. c. TIPPING & CO,
st Louis, august %, 1881 w2m
Tremendous Stock of
S10 q,
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. ~ T. " "a n "a. ~h.
Newman 4 Graf

a TTORNEYS and C1uns elors at Law Je ffer rs on
~ street, Burlington Iowa. rf-Particular at
tentlon given to the collection of Claims convey
ancing and all other business intrused to our care
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke, DR. F.. Lowe,
VIM B. Ewing, H. II. Grthths, OF this city.
Burlington July II. Is5o-Gm.
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ROOkS!.
lust RECEIVED, q large lot Of Miscellaneous
j Books, among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. 8 20. Lond. edition
PrideauX's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of Roman Empire;
-Hume's History Of England:
Giddon's Egypt, paper, csc;
Won Rotteck's History of the World;
Waverly Novels, Boston edition 81 vols. IL mo.
Wirrs Life of Patrick Henry;
D'Aabignes History of Reformation, cheap;
Pope.s Poetical Works;
Goldsmith's Poetical Works;
Burns 6 60
Moore's 6. g
Hyron's s.
Fie,iing's
Letters of Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books are forsale at the lowest
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMS'
aprlo.5o Burlington Book Store, Ie.ier son st.
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100000 DOLLARS..

100000 DOLLARS..
We have this, fall the larges ST and most magrit-
cent stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the styles
and make of our goods. it is useless to speak, as
we have reputation far and wide. of Ike eping the
Best Made Clothing in the Country.
And from the many advantages that we possess
in importing ana manufacturing our entire stock
Tor cash, and selling to none but prompt me and
furthermore. the tremendous amount Of Goods
that we sell, it must be apparent to every one, tnat
we can sell at 10 yer prices than any other house
WENOr ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
Tf-On the 10Th Of August we will open our EN-
TIRE SfocN for inspection. All we ask is. for
you to call and examine, as we are fully salts fed
you will purchase. In addition to our large stock
OF staple Goods. we have a large assortment Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING
-Mo,to-"Large sales and small pr0fts.''
MARTIN BROTHER,
No. IFS Main ST., st Louis, No.
MARTIN * BOTHER.
No. I'll 3 Broadway New York
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
spr DAVID tsrsncc.
WIN Whitman.

w dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, Mo.
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety of Woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis, Feb, 6, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
To Doloreux and uau,alr;a

ss,sl. r.sS y. md .gsnzing complaints are
and F.uiD The Belt diau.es he r,actr.;,
The Fluid ss,s the msssacs has ess and
distressing affection. the a?phcaon NrWrn IN these
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

NVhsuIhPslOh cured.
w n. DODG Z, would respectfnn.
l. citizens OF this place aaa y,r,r.., 'aicfh IL.
prepared to treat ssfuiiy, all nas " /,
Chest ana Lungs. and especially ail Fv.ssl " IL
es; also the following diseases 1ae taaea,
Rheumatism; D4af,
Dyspepsia; M-rrs'
Piles Gravel; se.r-,H Diseases.
Asthma; '" salhe Diseases
scrofuis; ~, ,sessss of,As E,.,,
Fits; Ulcers; snrr.a sthe;
DIR DIS treatment of all disease So
cient; operating only on the disease, yet a.
iyss sisssrns sny
ing that those means kill instead OF sn,s eehes-
DIR d. has also on hand Abdomia.l sa.
Shoulder Braces, Flesh Brushes, ram;lx ne
cases, with direction for using, &c. ,sAeaieiae
DIR N. DODGE, Homepa.ss..e
Office, one door north Of congrers,ien. ao,a.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
FITS AND coNvu, s,oNa

These alarming and terrible COMPLAINTS ara a.x,,,
Ssussa oy cerdnsemes: Of fae Nerves. The Re-
baAcsLIra AND FLuin will cure nearly ever, go ~
matter how young old the ratien, ar NON cons - y,
he compliant Numerous and a,tonishin. nraos. g. :;
possession Of the proprietor p'ooss are IN
CO. Many hundred Cestaacates from Al, na,,. 80 -
country OF the most extraordinary Character 80 ~
given If required. sef can 1e
GO No trouble Or Inconvenience at.ens. IL.
DIX CHRISTIE'S C.iLJ.iNlc fRTIrIrS 49, = %
nay BE- worn By the feeble and dele ss s;. rs.
iect ease and safety. In many cases the sensa,,o w
ing their use il AeAly pie asGns cn4 as.r.aSi.
% sent 70 any pant Of the country. 80 -
a Prices:
The Galyanic Belt, Three na,,ar,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Do,Iars
1ne ualvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
20 The articles are accom- panied by full and plsr
ArscsoMe Pamphlets v it'll full particulars may be hsa
Il he authorized Agent =
PARTICULAR CAuTioN.
o. hssrs u cssnteJeits and Horsa...s Lsit.,i.a.
q. 9. MOREAEAD, NJ. o.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED srarrs
l39 Broadway, New York.
nrSold BY =. 2. ThLLANT, emily authorized n
GENT ss darlington, Iowa. a7-Pamphiess and Cir
c1lAfs tornishcd gratis. Inc, els 1850 sotwy
IMFkOvED JEWETTfL Flow We have on han a
i a1ot Of the above named Plows, which win q
Iold At tie very lew price OF Five Dollars In or.
lsr to close out (an2D G LArMAs l. BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
60 THE subscriber is mauuf4c taring at thes sc
1xy works his
~ Prairie State Cooking Stove Of sizes, also
Irving A. T. do do 3 do
California prem. do do 3 do
Commercial Parior, do DO
Three sizes of which have open fronts with fold
ing doors; Phoenix aud Clinton Box stoves OF ST.
zeS. in all making the best assortment of stoves for
dealers or merchants, who may wish to purchase,
trimmed or without trimmings, for retailing. to be
found any where.
These Stoves are sold by Comstock 4 Co.. of
Quincy, at my former prices. and by Comstock &
Brothers, Of Keokuk, Tor the same prices, the
addition of Freight. A. COMSTOCK.
Quincy, Illinois, May %, Is5l-6m
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U
DO hereby certify that my wife has had -.
poor heahh Tor year or two, subject To seyrr.
headaches, had a severe attack Of Asthma "a -
lent headaches, which reduced her rrrr ~ Il
much SO that il was thought she could MI Il.
employed DR. Dodge Of this city. Sh@ rrs.su.st.
grew better, and is now allie to walk vithan, -.
fatigue and her headache has almost >nt,r,Ir -.
ed. GEORGE ID. Wy rrrr
ADALINE VAN bETx
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

| E. ,. RAND, Burlington Carson l. E.Toy III,
E. ID. RAND & co.
! nEALERS in Lunher, Shingles. Lath and Souare
| Timber. Burlington, Iowa.
IL Lumber Yard between Washington anaI sf
| terSon streets.
Ns-Oiira ~ L. 81
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
Or. CHRlSTlE,S
GALVANIC BRACET.ETS

Are cund q vast service in cases If coayu.ons or Fit
.smoaic complaints, and general Nervous Affections
.re neaa and upper extrenities Also in Palsy and
81 aha all diseases caused By Of BOW er
NERVOUS Energy in the imhs or otacr organ, 81 TIC
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
Palsy and Paralysis.

Al pAyncians acknowledge that thsse terrible dis
$3.50 az caused By deficiency ersos Energy in the
supply this deficient power and ccmrle;c md enti,e
.urS j. thus effected. ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

Burlington, February q. tssf.
This is TO certify that have had the gravel =.
ject to the most violent pain fer twelve 80.
Much of the time medical aid was of no me- - :.
until applied TO DR. y. Dodge, under the ar.,s. =
his medicine the gravel was soon slssol, - -
passed OIL, specimen Of which may be seen i i.
once. am no" wei. d. .srBlET
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SAINT LOUIS.
GkoRGS PARTRIDGE. JAMES SMITH. wM sMIrl
Partridge 4 CO.

4
III ing Merchants, No.l7, Water street, 81 Lou
is, Mo. As~Wiil make liberal cash advances on
consgnments Of Produce for sale in 81 Louis. New
Orleans, New York and Boston. tiune 1, SO -6m
pr DAVID rrsncc,
nENoTES particular attentionto Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatmen mt the diseases ofthe Eye and
the Ear. Office, northeast corner of Fourth and
Green streets, (up siars) St LOUIS Mo. Taus ,'49
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AMERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Amsterdam. n Y. Canital som nnn

amsterdam, N. Y, CAPITAL $500, 000
Mis- Company insures property in two classes
designated as the FARMER's DEpaRrNyxrana
MERcHANTs' DEPARTMENT. the accounts Of each
oe'hg Kept separate, aud each class pa, ing its own
losses.
Farmers Department. is confined 10 Farmers,
huiIaihgs. detached dwellings and their contents
NfrchGHtS Department. embraces al rrouqrty of
more hazardous description.
Hates OF Insurance Is low as those of any res
ponsloie Office, and may tie effected on either the
mutual or stock plan, as best suits the applicant.
Further Information given. applications received
ana po'lcies ISSUED by GEO. FRAZEE- Agent
for Des Monies county, at his Offre
lhird street, between Jeierso on and Washington
o"fiih"toh, of'. ~, 1851 wtrw.f
MANILA CoRDAGE-so coils Manila Cor
Va daga, for sale by w F CaaLBAuaH * Co
III COTS '~sorted Manila Cordage. for ale by
nv oct ID 81 LAUMAS Bro
SSPICED CHOCOLATE: Another new article fnr
h)invalids and Families for sale at GAYS
TorTDVyARN- aooo lbs. assorted. Cotton Yarn
~ for sale by t"c15'5D ] LsruAx X Bso
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