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The New York herald., 1851-08-05

NEw ORLEANS, August 2 1851.
The sales Of cotton this morning only 100 bs
at 1Ac for niddliDg. The news per Niagara has bad
little effect Pork sti tends upward and ses SIS IS
for mess Freight TO Liverpool, for cotton Is !l6d
NOZZLE, August 2, 1851
Cotton dull end quiet the sales Of the week being
restricted to 500 bses Of which 900 sold yesterday
Mddiing s quoted at 7hc. The stock hand amounts
TO "a 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, August 5. 1851
Co tton improved In demand yesterday, and prices
were very full 45o bales told at a7isc.
BALrnssE, Aug. 4. 1851.
Sales have been made TO- day of $500 bbs City Mills
and 200 bbis Howard street -four both at ~. Of
whest 500 bushels sold 76 79c for prime red and
81 6Sc for prime white Corn 900 bushels
taken, at 63c for mixed and 60c. for round yellow
Whitkey sells at 24c 1000 bags Rio coffee changed
hands, at So a6,sc.
BvfPALc, Aug. 4, 1851.
The receipts Of the past forty eight hours have been
Flour $500 bbls.; wheat. l2OOO bushels; none
Operations In flour checked by the ncemency Of the
weather. small sales Of Michigan at So 81 a $3 So
Wheat is in fair demand holders are very hrm 6,00o
bushels Ohio sold at Tic There shipping inquiry
for corn. but below the views Of holders Sales
made Of mixed Western at 431Sc Oats better and
selling AT &c. Freights follows Flour, Al 45c
wheat, lei corn, &C.
ALBANY, August T. 1851
The receipts here since Saturday have been Flour
1la0 bbls whsa 90t0 bushels corn, 50 700 bushels
The market for -four IL quiet and prices varied -
lCtO btls sod at S3 81 $3 "a for straight State and
$3 81 81 for Michigan Corn Is steady ut the rates Of
Saturday srles 900 bushels at 54c. 54kc for
mixed western. and 65isc for round yellow some dam.
seed mixed sold ut 400. Prison whskey Is at AlSc.'
The New York herald., 1851-08-05
Interesting from santa Re.

BUSINESS PRosPEcTs-nE PUEBLO fSD1ANs-rRor-
Biz Win TIE NAvAJoES-CHoLERA AMONG THE
uNITID STATES TROOPS, Erc., ETc., ETC. -.
A correspondent Of The 81 Louis (Alo Rcgubsican,
writing from Independence, under date Of July y
s&ys The santa Fe mail has again reachct our
place days before the contract time IL brings
but little news Of interest. Amongst those who
had reached santa he from the states, notice the
names Ct Messrs Masservy, Beck and Judges Mowers
and Watt. Business prospects were rather iatter
log 10 the early traders, but to those coming in
last, season OF dulncss unprs cedented except in
lSi--like that year. though, before its expiration
other avenues for trade may be opened NJ, unlock
ed for which will consume the greater portion of
the merchandise that enters into the territory.
From points below, none other than Quarter
masters mail had arrived. The citizens of the Rio
Absja complain bitterly about their mail facilities.
and are urgent TO have a correspondent mail, at
leatt, with thu one from the states The Legsla-
ture was in session, but little doing Much excite
mont has existed amongst the Pueblo Indians, on
account Of certain expressions Of the Governor in
his message, and aDtage has been taken Of IL by
the Reynolds party, which has caused no little
trouble, and may take some tins 70 quiet ofec-
tually. The artillery which was in Santa lie has
been ordered to Taos. Unless greater is taken
by the officials In the territory, trouble will spring
up, endangering the lives and property Of many
valuable citizens Much is expected Of Colonel
Sumser and II he is a. efficient as anti
cipaied peace and contentment will again pre- ysil.
"A Young man by the name Of Mulgan, u clerk
of Dodge, Of Cibots, while passing from tha. town
10 Albuquerque, was attacked by eight Navaoes.
ard badly wounded, but escaped with his life.
-Four Nsvajoes (Irdians) induced to come into
Cibollita, were set upon BY a party Of mexicans,
ard three Of the party murdered. "A chiei OF these
the officer in command Mt the same town The
troops, Col Summers commaDd, went up by the
Bent Fort route, instead Of the Cimsrone. Disease
was Get with them, to some extent 60 says ths eur
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Our Philadelphia Corresponds nee.
SPisl Por-Ayrcsief for attempting 10 Pass Corn
fe-fs7f Mouey-7 The Iropghf S.r

lHiLADkLfHlA, Aug. 4, lcJl.
6psE Por-Ayrcsici for Atieu,ysiag 10 Pass Corn-
tGfTt Money The Drought, SC.
The attention Of our Board Of Health has been
called to the onditioa Of Parhsm's alley, South
sTsrk, two deaths having occurred yesterday among
Gts residents from small pox. The infection was
Brought By some emigrants. The houses are to be
vacated and purified.
Lewis Seymour, a colored man, was captured
yesterday, having in his possession fortysix coun-
ferfen tens on the Stonington Bank, Connecticut.
He had attempted TO pass them.
Mrs. Young, an elderly lady, living at Washing-
ton and Fifth streets, Southwark. lesped from a
fhisd story window while dcrangod She escaped
rith q fractured leg.
Mr.. Joscph Taylor Jauney, Of Newto vn, Backs
rounty, Pa, was drowned yesterday, at Squan
Beacb, while bathing lie was good swimmer,
bat venturcd cut to point where the current was
tvo strong for him. His remains vere recovered,
end restored to his friends.
There Is very gene raj complaint among the
faxmers 10 the surrounding ies Of the drought,
(which has prevailed for several weeks past. The
corn and potatoes both injured, and the pas
furef being literally parched up the cattle to
BufItr The produce Of butter Is consequently
much diminished, and that brought to market
QucmCrtcd In rricc
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

Died.
On Monday August 4, after a short ilress Mr. ALEX
ArDkR ANDERsoN.
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend
his funeral at O'Clock, this afternoon, from his
reside nee. State street.
On Monday afternoon, August 4, at ga o'clock Mrs.
HoRS.
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from IFS Sixth avenue
this afternoon Tuesday,. at 8 o'clock.
On Monday morning August 4, CAMILLE DARBEFEuILLE,
d native of Nantz in France.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral Tuesday after ut O'Clock from his late
residence, s76 Broome street.
On the 4th Of august, ELIzAsyTH MULLEN, aged ~
months and day youngest child Of Michael Mullen and
Eliza Laird
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral at p NJ, Tuesday 9Th inst,
frIm ia Hester street.
Sleep on. dear babe,
And take thy rest:
God called thee home;
He thought II best
On Saturday morning, August 2 IN the soth year Of
bSr age, Mrs. ABrcAn. GcMEz, widow of Isaac Gomez
Junr deceased and daughter Of the late Avon Lopez
Esq. of Newport H. 1.
Newport. l. papers pleese copy
On Saturday night, August 2 Mr. RoBT. IL L. PATrR-
sos, aged IL years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
queettd to att nd his funeral nom his late
corner Of Eighth avenue and Fifty second street
this norr ing at 10 o'clock without further invitation
Trenton New Jersey and Philadelphia papers viii
please copy.
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econ Of the post (Aian's Fort.D AZ this post the
cholera hss broken out, and from one - three of
the soldiers sre dying daily While the msn men
we're there. two soldiers we're buried
The mail was attacked by party If forty or htty
IrdisIs, only four Of whom showed themselves, ut
The Esrr"ws, q little this side Of the plaoe where
Whites party were kiled-they retreated back
th ee miles to Beck's train Of wagons, previous to
which, however, they made fight with them, and
killed ore. After this skirmish they had no more
trouble.
JuGge Mowers takes the Southern Circuit. Judge
Watt the Northern, and Judge Baker remains at
Santa fe.
The mail party met Biggs' train at Old Pecos !;
at Mora, Jones 4 Russell, and McC suley & Sims
trains Overlook ono Of Mct suleys trains at
Wolf Creek, returning. Met Ciy ymer's ut Point OF
Rocks /; Beck and Brent, Doct Massie, Barclay 4
Majors trains at Little Round Mound-met Ewing
at Cold Spring overlook another of Met ;auley,s
trains at Upper CmsIope springs met Ross &
Meyers at same place Irwins at 10 crossing OF
Cimsrone Spencer & L'pscomb's at Same place !;
McC Cartys ON the tornado, as also several Mexican
trains Crech & Hubble at Pawnee kock; several
government trains in charge Of hucker and Others
between that and Council Grove; Barnes at latter
place Aubrey at l42; Jose Cbavis at Willow
Spring McCsuley's at Lone Elm McCoys 4
Waldo 1t boundary line. The Missionary, L.
Smith and family, were at Cold Spring, getting on
finely, having left the troops Oh account Of the
cholera.
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

MURDER IN MERCER COUNTY, KY.-We learn
that horrible murder was committed a few days
ago, a few miles above Oregon in Mercer county.
A barbecue was given, at which two men, named
Sutterfeld a nd Jones, attended Beth We farmers
Of limited means, and near neighbors, and some
previous Misunderstanding had existed between
them. After the barbecue, game known by the
name Of "cbuck a. luck" was started. Jones
ore Of the lookers-on, and the better to see the
game, had got down on his knees; and while he
wac in this position, Sutter6eld mounted his horse
and rode over his legs, injurng him slighty. Jones
horses briole and asked Sutterfeld what he meant
by riding over him. The latter then dismounted,
drew a large pocketknifc, and stabbed Jones twice
to the heart. The murderer wos permitted to
escape, the extent Of the wounds he had inflicted
being unknown. Jones died in 6ftecn minutes, and
leaves q family Sutterfeld is unmarried. d.-Lonis.
t,de (ky) JtVrna', Jpiy so
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMOUTH CoLLEoE-Ihe
COMMENCEMENT at this college was celebrated on
"Wednesday last. The members OF the graduating
class who received the degree of b were forty
three. OF this number nearly halt delivered ora
tions or dissertations, which appear to ha.r been
very favor ably received By the audience. The de-
gree Of A M. was conferred in course on twenty
four gentlemen, and that Of M ID on sixteen The
homo ary degree of A M. was conferred on John ]
Dixwell, Esq, and Francis B Hayes. Esq, both
Of this city, overseers of the Chaadler Fund, and
also on John Z: Francis, Esq !. Of Lowell and John
A Burleigh, Esq Of Great Falls The degree OF
LII ID. was conferred on Gov Samuel Dinsmore,
Of New Hampshire, and Hon. Milo l.. Bennett of
BurliDgtOn,Vt., and that OLD ID On Rev Nathaniel
Bouton, of Concord, and Rev Jonathan French, OF
Northampton The anniversary Of the Phi Beta
Kappa Society was cele ebrated on fuesday. when
the o:ation was delivered by Hon J Iilchrist,
{ Chief Justice Of New Hampshire. and the Poem BY
John G. Saxo, Esq. The Grafton by Judge
Gilchrist a very able and interesting PEI
for nance, aid was received by the audience
by marks of most decided appreciation His dis
eoprse was enriched With many beautiful and ap'
posite quotations, with references 70 various learL
ipg, expected rather from the Professors Chair,
than the Judicial Bench and with ausions that
broug hit the house down 10 thunders Of appls
In rapidly mentioning some of the masters of an
tiquity, he sketchtd Demosthenes, and having
drawn clearly aud vvdly the outlines Of his spei-
did character-havipg run over the prominent
events in his career-haying extolled him as the
FL 1t patriot and greatest orator of old, he added
most beautiful tribute to Daniel Webster.-B0sf0n
4ddurtlso, august Hh,
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

Iav.Rrooi,-Isekst chip Censt.ntlseaT W Cr:its sna
lady, EDgisnd Mulligan, NYork: 0beon otland
Psrris Lnsiand: Frtdner Prussia foritz, NYork.
CsEror-shp TsAr-Mrs Bursiey, Mrs Bursiey, Nfork.
CA Curtis. Boston. -
BIvnI-fsciet sip splendid-B Kesse. Sterling. ship
fiysssoor-shi, ss riasla-sr Morris, Dr MooSs Rev N
hpnl0F.
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MAkMMIs hLeEWHERB.
QTo<r aarpa

PvuarrTrrs August s.-ttru Boa-d-s1, 800 Pennsyl-
yspia ts, mV co DO, l0sg 500 sesdug Mor.ssge 81
~ ~ sbares zBfytana Hank i2 ~ Reading Rar,ad,
y 10 DO. ~, -Jt .gffer Selss-sRD Wilniseton RaiL
sVsdGs %, ~ slates RsssHg RalrVsd, Jis lD so %
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

At st. AIMS Church. Brooklyn August 4 by the Rev
DR. Cutler Rev CHARLES p CLARKE Rector Of st. Ste
phens Church. Terre Hsute Indiana, to JANE E. daugh
ter Of Henry Dikeman, Eco. Of Brooklyn.
On the 2lst Of July, by the Rev X Putpey Mr.. Goa
NELus WEsIERyELT, Jr TO Miss ELEANOR J. fouNe both
Of this city.
On the 10th Of July at Polihy by the Rev Alexander
Warner, Mr.. JoHN II Powers to Miss dARy kIPP.
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

B9xsss-Rsyneab baxk nesAssas Qari hAsps. cssAaelns
4AayA-BaSk csshAsans-yes peus.
CvkAtssreu-BrS Tykss-hrs Catherine Heeghkirk H
u nuues 9i.c Hamilton hn \ Brown. brsdy. 4
The New York herald., 1851-08-05
DHIPPIN0,

ss.:: .s:. n. s::.s Ia r
S SHIPF1N0s
a COMPANY mas BEEN EoREED ~ oLAseow.
: ifs ass:s: s :ss c1s: s;
=. &. s.s s1sAs.aTr 4EI4s
csas stree wsssssy Ansass ss ooS.S as r.
:;ss .'s .:iss s.s. s'';s:, IN
Eos LIvsKro9loSVsl!Ip STATE. NAIL srE11.
x seges 1s WITH the tnlssi States NAH: fr sasess
\ Z
for For freight passage. having unequasd scoommels-
d0.' for elegance and fS%S Ss9fsr dB dSBIIiSs Wal. ~
;sst:1sa: f:ss: ;: s;s
nCsAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoYPANY.-ros
M Fcy Nh IN
sa I'll ~ Ss No.
4. K
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.asas OF hhx se s
f.
S With rsre.s g Pssdshs y s
''' Yiscff E.sA.ns.
PAclTIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coAPAEY:meoEIy
& s s aa 'cs:
n
n sna
.ss F.ss; u; Z.
4: e: e:
SSkTH5SESEk IL ;sa. ySiSSSSN. esS.s..
1s a.M s..n:, will ply ss.v... s..
i: s: s:s:.s "a
the steamer from San Francisco.
portatSn oirsh and transient between Pa.s
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS. Of LSco tons
eurhsa now under cssrsr TO the and peoua.y
One q the sscvs III keep up ne connection BE-
The Atlantic VIA maintained bx shs
eEoRGiA'.. .a'.. ssn TONS CRESCENT CIrYl spssAs
HsfikE dry zoo tons toms faiIAbEtfaixE EisSs:as
ss,.:as. T. DORADO and FALCON .n for.
such periods will little detention possible
e. esgasa sas as
eis . has been Toauosd from
sssss ssS Il il isss. issss Issa: sssIs e e s ss's,
500, in stecrags, 60 Sl65.
The rates from New Yo- Chsre, will be At the lsHess
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
For choice OF berths apuly at the oce Of The Company
and IS South strict, and a. their III West street
TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP? CcXPASY-oNLY
- Through Lius for California, via Havana and Ckagres
splendid steam ship EMPIRE LifY. l7o D. wa
son. sndsr. vii! all Eenday. iita Of August ~
precisely o'clock NJ t.0m her pier at the foot ot Var
street. R with the Government Nails for 9sTaaA,
New Orleans and Chas-eB Chag-ss tranrra
Havana to the splendid double engine steamship FAIL
CON Passengers ls2yng ia the Emrire CITY will jonnegs
with the United States mail stsanhsip RECON-. sAA
apply st the oce tf the Company III street.
of Warren street; az 81 and - South street.
TT S. MAIL sTEAksHiP COxPANY.-oNLr
Through Line !0r San Frsnsiseo Via Clagres direct
Fare Redueed-On wednesday August IL. at L. M-fhs
penod double eagre iteanhip GEORGIA the largest ao<
fastest steamer 10 Che tsade, 500 tons turhen D. Pcr
ter u s. n. oomu.,de. vii sail on edne.day, 18th u
hugus at o'clock Pm precisely, from her rier at IA
Nails droet for Chaes oonneeng sih the f.vorte United
States Mall steamship OREGON, 10 leays Psnama
about the Is. Of September For freight sspy
At the oce OF The COMPANY I7 Wet street Of Wa<
street st 81 aud 6s Sou-5 street.
NoTIcE.-TnE CONTRACT HERETOFORE ExIS1L
IN ing between the fGeis sa Steamship Company sa4
Asssrs zschr;sson Nelson, Co., OF Pinana having
rroi june tt ultimo notice s hereby svea that sni
ar uiy lst lS the agency said company at Panama,
and all bpsiuess connected w the II De tustea
b. And With tho signature OF
OLIVER ELIswORTu, agent p n. s. CosapsAB.
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

nR MORRISON Is CONSULTED coNrIDENTIALLv
~ dsenscfi which he treats Without msrcery. Rsceas
he In few days Tlirty-one prsease
enables him TO dcbiin As. Zee his Lou3sa
No fee till cured.
The New York herald., 1851-08-05
ma. I. xosrAsoRn WOULD sAY go rnoss VINO

TAKE care Of thy hsAlth have devoted many years
my profession, aud have treated succcszy hopssnes et
patients ThOse who Wish suit those complAin.
e,n Do &C free ef ohsrs,l from A. to eP NJ sr.says
erccrted. If value health will avoid those
khaycs who unblushngy tell yeu 1hst they only
aud that their Kind OF medicine all that
pnty disease IN I'll s FORMS Persons whose kealtk hAd
been ruined y thsss sg.,.,,s d call upon @e ss,y
The New York herald., 1851-08-05
~ I. soRfAMosr. u. g.. rs william ssrssA.
nR CONvER's PRIVATE MEDICAL orrICR,

~ ss rhird avtuue New York where he ga
all diseases Dr. G. has he'd for fifteen years most eat
ve In hose sad disorders rcsutns from abuse aad
early ihdiscreton The victims u disease who wonid
avoid quaek and their no.trus mag scnre prompt aud
ccnt aid BY applying 70 DR. G.. Consrlst0as iy letter.
post laid. y. B-Dr q Inyigorstng Ccrdsi, the only
TUncdy tor debility cansed BY improper habits price 81
bcto three bottles for SG with imporan. advice to the
married snd single iorysrded 20 the country. For SALE
f BrcsdwaI; aud Va B0very Grand street.
hy Ur. G sd 1hvd No Nork
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

nR. COOPER, DUANE STREET mas, FOR THz
last nineteen years devoted h prsctce 20 the srcse
sgravss.d diseass and mild eass removed In few ssys
" B-stre ngors don't be deceived by mountebenk vhs
rsrsonates my have not leu Dusne street. scs
my dfloDa in once, with the first In medlo
aud surgery tA eoSatry has prOdued perfso
OF q
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

~ sutcd AZ bis ohice II Dover street. all deiicsss
dis which he without mercury Recent desees
a dtys His Balm OF Zura for dsbstB
brought W sc abuse the mest Soratng msdscine
for that disease known In this country Ne fse IN
cured.
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

MEDlcAL LECTURE ON NERVOUS DEB LII AL
M diseases arising from the In ndscrc ions Of yorth sse
i'm ednents 10 marriage, BY r. Glover, atty
with engraving price q cents The above the rsslt 81
twenty pcncs In this class of diseases which kAs
enabled author to introduce new nsyun,eat vhsh
siren r,hens and give tone IN Of total
trson Condep al consultations at his ess Ne. II Ann
str ne broadway
The New York herald., 1851-08-05

.ff vsasss sAISS~lk xSsG
xiass; Ssssy 49,. Ssss.s ssis Hss:i. g fSsnsSi
.sssssr sse & ssI..a ssss % f.sss: fs sss:s kssV
BIO Jsnsiss schrs Abigail Cienfussos kchAvd bse4ss ~
Bangor. sss sssefi H.s fa... ..;s?iI
Arrived Ships Ann. Rich, Liverpool spoke az ist
phis; Hth lat * Ion Il 81 ship zenosis, NswpeT fss
Bath b. passed ship steering east sho wils sgns with
sasais isa st. r's saw
York for Liverpool shes Carous Liverpool June .oth
Brig q Bass Alexaadria; sohr Susan Gensiyes, July
18th Left brig Round Pond, frsn Boston, and Maria ror
1"ss ATT IA sr sFs g.1s. for eHy gSy
18th Left sebr Lcuisisna Boston, 10 days schr Duxbury
sehrs penoeras TURKS Isaad; Plymouth R.ek, NYork.
ClesredSbp tafordshre Liverpool bvrs Medford Port
Prince; TheasA Charleston schs Kotts and Solo
mon Andrews, kiork.
Arrived 2-"Piorida" NYork; verseiiIes Camden. Ne.
sailed-Com Boyton - -
Arryed-skip Flsvius. Boston.
Arryed-Bark Endeavor South Psehe 600 sperm and 500
Cleared sd-Bsrk Martha. North Pacific
Arrivsd-sshr Pavilion. Nrori, 1th; brig zdn. Rio
Crsnde June lIth Left bArks Kingston and May Queen
ss s% on sns S
Baltimore for kiO JansIo. Sailed sohr Star York.
Arrved-sehrs Harriet, Halloek and Courser. Boston;
Lsmartne, ana W ID Miller. NYork.
ssrsaSn Mails.
Latter Bass steamer Amsrica fer Halifax and Liver
pool will close et the Exchange ResdinE Room ~ ~
S1 lSi:ss ' for 4 9s.sssi %
The u.s: hsus Aso Rss 1n nssn nj g, or
The above Letter BAGS are also - Kenyon WAu Wse
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

NEW CouNrERrEIr.-L,ncas'er Bank
Lancaster, Pa, Is Reissue relief. Tne
general appearance OF these notes is espe
ciai, calculated 20 deceive the unwary,
though the paper is somewhat different
from that on which, the genuine are printed
the latter being white and clear, and me
former white. ,ingcd with pink. lhe en-
craving, as whole. is quite deiecf'Se: Inc
figure in the vipnetre has but three myers
on the left hand. So also the iemae on
the left pau of the note, who has an arm
sroun1 an anchor-her right hand Is MI
ms 6oper Above this figure il a female
wbo.e right arm rests u1on the Top OF the
anchor; in the genuine her neck IS bare,
nhi!S, IN the bad note here seems TO lie Two
or three strings OF beads around II.
The steamer Empire. which 'e't Dunkirk
on Thursday for Detroit. and whose nom
arrival ave Occ,slnn to great ANXIETY, ar
rived al Detroit on Snniav. She had Il
boislerous passage and g'l ont Of Goals, bni
was not IN any way inur-d. She had
some three hundred paS-cn-e -ers on toard
Nathan Sargent. ('.Oivcr Oid<rhor,"0
OF Philadelphla, has been appointed Regis
tar Of The Treasury, in place Of l'own>hrnd
Iiaines, elected Judge OF The hester Dts
trici.
They bake bread with steam in London
The steam is conveyed 10 the ovens by
pipes. Il IS said TO bake delightfully."-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!

r HAVE made arrangements with WIN. S
Troabridee and S. =. Connver, the former
OF whom has been engaged in the NeslcIn States
q, surveyor for II years. by which can insure
TIE location OF land warrants on tie cto cest
llnd. now in market. in Wisconsin. Minnesota,
iowa or Illinois. at the following fatcE:
Warrants far 100 acres. $40; those for 80
acres. 81 and those for 40 acre. SIS. Warrants
entru ted to me with the abnve tees aud poser
OF Attorney TO locate enclosed. If ssn, 10 me by
mail shall be- puf.'tualy and faithfully attended
Power Of A,o Fey must be p-opefly acknoNi
edged before a Justice OF he Peace accompanied
by the certificate oi the Pro hon ,tlry under zeal.
Bankshl- pa,rrin Penh'a and Ohin hi. pa he,e.
VReter to Peter Beaver, and II G HcAok,
Leaishurg.
MITCHELL STEEvER An'y AZ Law.
Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 60, 1851
NIB. Iwi. also attend as general land agent,
- axe. &c. fal Css.srn land.ho,ders 10 any
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

Experience OF than sixteen es.sJii-i,>d
the isct tid Merchants Celebrated GarsiI. On. L.,r
,ersai Family EUiyIocaIiu, VIII ca=Cs I'D
iIeye all sue.
SpN-iHs, Sweeney. Ringbonc, Windgsi,s. P-li
E,il, Gallons. Cracked Heels, Calls ot Al,
kinds. Fresh Wounds. SprainS, Bruises, F..
tul', Sl,!Ist, Sgnd Cracks, Strains. LainenosA,
Foui.dere.l Feet. Scratches o- Gru..se. Manga.
Rheumatism. E.tes Of Animals. Lxiei.l.i i'ci.
sc.-s. Painful Nervous Affections. Fit-; Bites.
Boil>, Cocus, Wl4tiows. BUNS ati scald..
C!lilh.ains. CEapPed Hands. C-auIa. Con.
tlact!JiS OF he Muscles. SweiiiEns, Weakness
Of Tie joints. Caked Breasts. DC. &c. &c.
Thc rIrc- success If This Oil, id ;He OF ts.
IL ilr=cs aud Cattle aal Gr4an flesh n
daily becoming known the far-iiH.
cd IrE he cre!tet. except oy ihU-e E1I asse
In tie habit ol hce,i their stables &c, ~ha:
vsi an'U; o I.a.i., suffering and TINE, saved BY
the timely aDphcai ion Of this OH
10 Be he Of ,he sole proprietor. GEORGE
". NERt IiANT LncSpoE.. y. u b'Ov-. il. lie sAia
Of the Jti.e, and ~ his handwriting over The cork.
Al orders addressed 10 The proprietor viii hc pronpSJ
responded 20.
Get Pamphlet OF the Agent and what ~o,,Iers 49,
acC2a.pi iisiei by ihc q, ,h.s medicine
Sold bT respectable dealers generally, la the Eai'sd
s'a!es atd C1aada. Also by
's i =. ttFLE LesistVIg | Kn,xins. Ne~
Be. in; 7 Es-I.oe. ai-,vn, Ii Ma,.eI runuuIYS
v \ M'Cay, Nofthumb ID (; Potter & M'Esss.
Belief me: !. Martin Wiliiam,p ri Wiu!s.s u
4 <e1fs F Kieti K Co ?hiis.: NJ Wars 4 . u.
Ne" IJ.k IN Jackson Pii,,.a.
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