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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-17
, EsEl.AINEsasY.- -ening at RedHc-

@saf-. FL AAININt Y.-@eHing Mt RedHc-
GSA led i',foes.-Mrs SWORDS would re-
ESs1 spccnuly ask the attention of the Ladies to
SHs~ her handsOme assortment CT B0nnets, made
in superior manner, which she is now selling at
reduced prices. a. No 25 Bread street.
Bleed Dres :>s, Caps, & G, on hand and made
to order; Ti1h Rfbb0Ie, Piumes, and other fancy
articles iUr sale cheap at MRS. SWORDS,
de 10 225 Broad street
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To Messrs Mortimer L Mowbray.
Dear Sirs: In justice to DR. Hamptons Vegetab-
Tincture, | wish to inform you that was taken SIS
the Sd day of January last, with affection Of
stomach, bowels and kidneys. was attended by iag.
eminent physicians for than two months altt5h.
tie no effect. | had some knowledge OF the zre4
virtue iii HamptOn's TinCture from bottle u Ms.
my wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that would take NOE
medicine from my physicians but try the TlHstuIs
and am happy to inform you had not taken II w.
days before felt its powerful Influence upon stgE
ach. have continued using the TnCtUre, and NV
able to leave my room, and can eat any common 70
without much Inconvenience or pressure on my s,Jl
ach.
The afflicted their friends daily visiting ne %
learn of the great virtue there IS IN this Tnctufs
HamptOn's.
| expect to send you several certificates in ,ss
days-one especially from young lady who has been
confined to her twelve mouths with disease o.
the head affecting the brain.
Respectfully yours, HAL
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DR. Du Val-Dear Sir: I was promptly relieved a
few years ago of violent attack of something like the
cholera by taking large dose OF your Anti-Spasmod
ic Since that time have frequently witnessed its
good effects in other About six weeks ago
suffering exceedingly from attack of Thirdday
Ague and Fever It had been increasing in severity
for nearly a month. determined try your Anti
SpasInodic and accordingly took large dose of it Just
before the time for the chill 1t produced the
whole system peculiar sensation OF warmth, which
kept up by repeating the dose once twice at
intervals OF hours Though cessarily exposed
since have felt OF chill. feel CONFIDENT
in recommending your medicine.
I4ry "
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A Ii SMALL BIZ Xs.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, bntHeen Grace and Frankln-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe,
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation.
Drawing Arithmetic and History. Specimt MS of
my boyJ composition sad writing, may be always
seen at the Dispa;ch Office. My Rule is persmp
tory, but gentle possible. &C
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Agk3AD STREET CIGAR STORE, no.
Up fGA.-HhWLET HAYES take pleasure in
informing their friends and tine public general that
they are now prepared to furnish theSn with
choice article OF imported and domes:'c Cigars
also, fine article ct Chewing Tobacco SMUT ( C.
wholesale Fad retail
Remember, sign OF the Negro End Indian, near
Broad Street Hotel.
B All orders left at this store, or the Post Of
flee, for Lis inning Rods will inset with prompt
attention.
de lots l. J. HAWLFY
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
~ AT WIN. J. SWORDS, 225 BROAD ST.
Having fully determined to discontinue the Dry
Goods business, will from this day commence sell
lag OF my entire stock OF Dry Goods, at and under
cost for cash. The public generally are invited to
cal soon, as every article viii be sod without re-
serve, and all Goods remaining on hand will be
sold out at auction.
have large assortment Of new Dress Goods,
Shawl5, Hosiery, Gloves, F!annes, &C, &c, all Of
which will be sold at veiy Great bargains, at
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4 - n1A4 T. Jhss-,-l A4Ye +. sale =
i gag tEy hprsa, s = ais oil II 3griraJ W
y = AID III! gro F,ng. : "a rtoI sc a. tc-se,
I'D .ts gel. 1uyWt"l1 il e g. = 3. "bl8 har.
A,a; 81, .,clT +, MS a.- ..ss IL tricks Ery per.
IN a-..iny family br.se 'Eeta boy cgn drive,
has nov rare crp .ltrsi :. Re you'd SAT- doc.
cT @t:.i a6 J. g lie .s ~ .sto.aed to sts:d:Is ar
"E51e .e.;aoat t!ai1g, t-s cla possessing mary
Go! - d - .'.fizs a. w & E., an!l very low
IN. WALEI, NJ. - AIsir street
A.57t'. sale. .-...:ug. Wagon yscy cGes2 ,.
81 q
n Iktt-. ~. reTs.:s -ICr3.. 20 tlC .sta, - e
II Iu=b ..4ais-, ST. roqges; 70 make imme IL
ale Ysgaccn. - re. J.5 Il. SMELL,
Executor Of II, i, hi eigh. deceased
no 2F-GjaeiieF
a / Pg,iRath SaI4!.--a LGuLa3ne assortment
II oi IA les r.. i. as-clo and rosewood Work
Boxes: "a. Me,us lort FOLDS, dc &c, when
viii te sid So .ov to l.gse
dsta ALEX MOTT s. co
900 BOXES BLACK TIA, for sale by
&UO DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
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NItssfs -'IOTTIIttT Y NIVWUIfV.
Dear Sirs | am happy to inform yop that this oal
finds me in the enjoyment OF good health by the
your Hampton's TIncture aud the blessing OF God
enabled to pursue my daily av0cauons as usual .
have great desire that the afflicted should know u
great curative powers vi the TlHctuIe.
| am, with respect, yours,
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sTOCk OF DRY GOODS At GRE EAT
~ LY REDUCED PRICES From and after this
date, we are Offering our largo ard cheap stock CT
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods at graatiyrcduce:
prices, in order to reduce the same sufficiently pr
or 10 taxing Inventory, by Isl q January newt. All
in search for really cheap ard handsome goods,
assortment in Dress GOODS of all kinds; beautiful
Mouslincs at one shilling, Also, another lot of
those superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen
Eeede work of all descriptions very cheap
White red and Yellow Fiannels, very low; in fact,
everything needful and desirable in the Dry Goods
line, can be had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else.
Ribbons, Florences, Marcalise, Satins Bennett
and Mantlla Ve!vets, will sell at cost to all who
will call }. MILLHISER s. BROTHER,
no - 1913 Broad street.
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~ - - W N-AAbD
21 Broad street, Shockoe Hill.

NOtice.-Those indebted to me will please
make Immediate payment, as all accounts Of long
standing must, BY the let OF January, be put into
Other hands for collection
de D w 4
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- OTICE,-jAME5 A. SMELL, ENccutor VIII
II cfer, at tie old stand # Hugh Rileigh, deed
Many desirable Goods may b, had at reduced
prices consisting in part Of the following. viz:
Heavy Sattinet;s, kersoys and Blankets, for Scr
varts,
Superior fine Cloths, Cashmere. Yestings, &c, for
Gentlemen,
Heavy aud fine Cotton Sheatings and Shirtings
Also, large stock of plain and figured, black and
fancy cOlored Dress SILKS for Ladies; and many
other desirable Goods usually found Ia the Dr.
Goods line, suitable for the season. which will be
sold without reserve until lst January, 1852.
All persons Wishing to secure coed bar gains will
do we'll 10 call soon. 10 19-tf
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s,ERVANV's5 CLOTEiItfI.-lusl recelvet
- 2 large supply of Servants Ciothin, with wool
Liniaes, and Of much better make than usual,
suitable for outdoor as Well as house sergants all
x which will Dc sold very oa for cash. Those in
want Hi4 please give Ele an early call.
J D GOODMAN,
No 1874, Main street. oppo de Eagle Square
B-A large supply Of Trunks On hand, - hich
viii be sOld a. very SINAI per cent. on cost
de 6 J.D G.
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Mortimer K N0wbra )

On the pern.amHnCY OF the cure hear hln. Sna
other letter from the above.
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGANY Co, No, I
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mA WEEKLY LINE FOR
~As3s NEW YCRK.-The Steamships
ssszs - City cf Richmond and Gnta.
eS3a2skz<a-s% 10, will commence their regular
triI THIS WkEk.
The City of Richmond will leave New York
on SATURDAY, the llth inst, and tte Ontario
will succeed her on the following SATURDAY,
They will alternately leave New York every Sat
u'day at o'clock, an Richmond every FRIDAY
MORNING. al o'c.ock
For freight passage having superior accom-.
modations, apply on board, Or to
DEF ALFRED LEE
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n CARD-GENTLEMENs DRESS

"A . n - D-IrN I LIsHLN . Dikh1tlS
GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle
men in want of handsome and durable Dress
- Boots, Caters, &c, TO call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles in that line
We have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful and choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressly to order various styles ard patterns of
gentlemen's Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by those " no
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give us cali at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete az
sortmcnt of Boots, Shoes, Trunks aud Car
pet Bags, to be found at any one place in Vir-
g:nia. WHITE a. PAGE,
~ Mpin ct ? doors below Do 9Ipy's Hat Store
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

The accumula ttd autographs Of Ian ireds
|of Physicians. Professors, inembers OF tile
bar, judges, merchants. &c.. nov III the
possession Of the proprietors Of DR.. Rogers
Syrup Of Liserwoft, Tar. and Caiirhal qua,
proclaim trump t-;cn,qlesi, the pric; lass
value Of this medicine as a rapid and raslisa
cure for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchii-
lis. and all Pulmonary and Hepatic Diseas
es, Copies Of portion Of this volauia-
Gus correspondence viii be found Iii ths
spamphlet kept Tor distribution By ths A.
gents, and the facts. proofs. and reasoning
arc commended 10 the serious attention q
all who think. 4
HiH .Ssaifa's Tonic Syrup cure fAs
Chills and Fever2--Not merely stop The
Chills, but eradicate every vestisr OF the
disease from the systen2 is question some
times asked By those unacquainted with
the potent properties of this remedy. 10
all such enquiries WIS answer--iT WILL
For prof Of this assertion, you have but
TO refer to those who have used. or to hum
dreds Of druggists and merchants who have
sold the remedy, and witnessed its sana
tive powers.
Purchase from tle Agent only.
For sait bg s.
JOHN PUMRoY Ostumsca.
JOHN BEACH, .4gsncy City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
A List Of Letters

ID EMAININ6 ii DE Pos, Of!ice, i
III Ottnsswa. Iowa. IN The aist das
Of December, is5 1; and II nos tsken OH
by the 3lsa day III March. 1852. 4vili h<
sent % sht Geaefa: Post @ Gee. ~ dead
letters: 4 gs
A Am!crson Daniel, Absrsroaabis
Aiexandsr.'
b. Brown Janice A.. Baum Miss Sill.
san, Busch Cafies. Rl1sm John A., Ba.
ker Dr., Bradley Lawson. Black Alex
andsr, Bexans Mary, Droxa Thos..
Beer Joseph. q: Dillsnaa Miss Am,
Buckley Elias. 2; Bryan benjamin..
Union s.. Cotiin Eiihu. :
d. Davis Nelson, Dudley Edward,
Dickerson Josepll, 2; Derks q !. .; Don.
stoo Geo. W.. Davis yiilouehby [ PaA3
Esins VIM. II.
Fowler James W, EiiAs VIM,
Fielding Margasss Anne, Fuster James.
Esns Elizahesh. Fens w ri.
Caring onse John. q; CrinistafI
sIsaec. Graves prury Gfosecioss Henry,
H-Hsnies VIM. Hibbs Pisasao.,
Hibbs Elizabeth. Harland Geotgv. Ham.
rick John y. Hunt Eaoch. Holmes fIf
ram M. Pat.
I-J--ing i. Il, 3; Inet,rsin Absl,
johnson Wm. g q Jones Beaj.s .;
lonsa Aqnilia.
kaishi Isaae n. Kaish. caris,
H6lscy Ira. n
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
III GsyAX sY0yE WORKS
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.

yHHE SUBSCRIBERS manufacturing at these
III works bis Prairie State Cooking Stoves
of sizes, also the Irreiag Air Tight 3 ST.
rs, Premium do 3snes, Commercial Par
lof, do 4 sizes, three sizes of which have
open fronts with folding DOORS PheBix and
Clinton Box Stoves 81 four sizes. In al
making the best assofsmeat of stoves for
dealers orlneschaats who may wish to ptir-
cilass, tfimsned or without triunaiags for
rstaiiing, TO be found anywhere. These
stuyes are sold by Coastock * Co, oil
Quincy at mr. Foundry price, aud by Com
ftocil & Broillers, of heokus, for the same
price save The al 3ition OF freight.
yase 6, 1851 Al. COAiSTOCK.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

and will hecp constantly on hand a full and
conf e assortment Of all goods beloag-
ingt the trade, and are prepared and &C.
tefmined 20 dispose Of them. wholesale and
retail, upen as favorable terms ns can Be
had in ST, LOUIS and Cincinnati markets.
Every eNartioa VIII be made TO keep Goods
of the very best quality.
We spectiuliy invite tie attention .oi
Merchants and Manufactures Of ftle sur
fouasli.is country to an exnmilution Of our
stock and prices before purchasing else
where. Our stock comprises every article
belonging TO the trade.
i The highest market price in cash viii be
paid fer Hides and Skins.
A. p. THOMAS s co.
keoknk Dec. 18th, l85l-ly.
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CITY BOOK STORE,
kEOKUK, IOWA.

AE<QhJ I'm IL " H.
In the Post Office Buildings. on Oh stleet,
between Main and johnson.
ID b. OGDEN las established III Keo-
Ia. knk Store fol- The sale Of Books.
Stationery, aud all articles USUALLY found
in Eastern city Book Stores. where be
hopes. by close attention to business, ID
satisfy the wants DC the people Of the Des
MOines Valley.
hfEaca4Nrs wishing orders filed in bis
line, uillbe Accommodate on be;terrerns
than can be obtained In ST. louis. es peel
ally la Ssa tionerys Blank Books, and Faa-
10y arsicles. He win ensieasor always to
have on band general ASSORTMENT OF
sSrasQL Books and tie standard works OF
the day. s. e &
CsEar LIFEsArcRE.-A full assortment
On hand, uf the hest publications.
Custoiilr IS are spectfully invited to VS.
ii his " establishment before purchasing else
where. June Gth, 1851 =
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
WON. IY
RAILROAD con MENTION!


AT aAmeeting 0f the citizens OF
Ottumwa, held al the Court House
on the nth Inst, for the purpose
Of taking into consideration the
prOpriety ofzIlOItling y Rail Road
Convention at this place, for the
prOn1OtiOn az the Lafayette and
Burlington, OttuInWa and Council
Bluffs Rail Road 10 was resolved to
call q convention Of the friends Of
said road az OTTIJNIyVlA, on the
FRIDAY the THIRTEENTH Of
FEBRUARY NEXT, and the un-
dersigned were appointed a Come
mittee Of Invitation.
The undersigned accOrdingIy
cordially Invite all who are friend
" to the above road to assemble
in Convention at OftumWa, Wap-
clio county, iowa, on the day a.
hove named, to concert such mea-
surcs as may be deemed advisable,
in order to secure union and har-
mOny Of action on the part Of the
public along the route, and the fa-
vOrable consideration of Congress
al INC present session.
The Committee are unable i'm
this connection to even aIlude to
the manifold claims and adyanta-
ges Of this route, but will merely
refer to the map, and leave il to
the candOr and Judgment of all to
decide for themselves.
The following gentlemen have
been invited to attend and address
the COnventiOIl:---EE. WsSfarr. u.
G. Hall, Of Burlington; Hon. VIM.
Thompson, s. G.. Howe, MT. Pleas
ant; w. HI. Wallace, g. baldwin,
and Geo. AchesOn, Fairfield.
Come one! Come ALI! and let us
have meeting Of the citizens of
Iowa that will arouse the public
spirit. WM. iii. BRUMFIELD.
iii. B. THUNDERSTORM,
-. iii. WARDEN,
j. g. RAMSEY,
VIM. B. STREET,
g. VANCLEAVE,
III. ~. GRAVES.
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TIN ~ a 4 g

@ E0esy Description,
Stove Pipe, Stove Backing, Eve Troughins.
&c. Particular attention pad the Job
Work, Of alI kinds, ia our ins..
4. WASHBURN.
ottumlFa, January 9Th, lEs52 1la3
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

Ap - NA4044 "a
Of ne Amosnf paid n ne Ceunfy, 4na
7osrnskip Ssspervisors. a
Thsre has been much said ia relation
. the expenses ~ ihc County Supervi
!: a. and b. DePasies. Now, shs follow
ins i y show ~hat mo expenses q ii.
Coonty are, for tie sapervisor and four
sasn Depuiies, up % shis dase:
Stperuisor. Gas 90
Dspsfiss. e4la20
Whole amount e556 2o
Secsicu sss, 81 shs Road Law, rsad'
- follows: n
Esssy person i permitted y pay shs
whole o. my pan % his Poll 81 Person
y Properly Road Tax ii labor q u,
lassof ons dollar perday. Prop;ded. Ina
=. a belore she krss dsy of Sepiombe
~ ~ ysar \ which she lax i b n
Psi3 + lss ~ sspersi4pr Nritis.
seelie n M BE ~ i
taes leo< e>el5nI n - no<iel
40 ~ q fesl1llsse(s ~ psasl alIefwarl
pesieFn ~ - = seeh 49, Isl -
- dissslsd - sIls sspsrvi.sr.
1 hope he didxsps q ahis Gouasy
Will, hoseslser. send 10 tks Supersiso
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
GKLLM0RE,s
Anti-BiIIi0uS pills.

u is REMARKABLE fact that most disease
4 of the present day partake to great ex
tent Of a bilious tendency; hence the ire
| quency of those wherein the glands 6nt
membranes are attacked, which are STYLE,
iuaamatoTy. AT this psriosi when on
country is annually visited BY fevcrs anf
ether ePidemics, peenliariy indigenous Il
this country, and those residing In part,
contiguous to marshes, low. wetand swan
pr lants, are being constantly affected N,
diseases Of the febrit aud bilii0ns elias:
which is sweeping OF thousands Of Oh,
best and most useful inhabitants. In tt;s
|iamentable state Of affairs IS II at an re.
rnarkable that there should be great de.
mand for some medicisie pfeparet on sci.
rntiiic principles, that would prevent Il
much disease and mortality, and one tia,
could be Ia EVERY family. travellers port.
nianteau. teamstefs pocket and ladies'
Atollette, and used with safety, The pro.
prletor, guided by these Considerations has
rom peunded an
.4y'J'EBIkLT0US PHI.
Which is the rasult Of experiences and
wien he Offers CHS Pill to the public. not
as panacca for all the ills that ilesh Is
asl ~ ~. - eo11csos 70 thai Class Of
$3.50 q = 'to's, pla'lar esnents,
- oesa: y 'si.s e ilsst Periecf assararc
VI = WI $500 'ltsn more good than any
s',' F's IT,. i:,,s sl''si - INV - use
sse Z sas nay e saAen W tue most
a. 80 "a rh 4. 49, q i'is nos alnet
4: i , 80 - s.ss1 Mll,l eefsalnty
tsaa' = y enase uoSlfilc-
i 49,, g. ,pses ron, stomach,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
! d z u g s.:
Gum Camphor, Re

q ri rSr al hfal, nrfx
sa.8 's''' f,.s , go, 's, IL.
If.an ,.. fa.| /, :, sy,.. as.a'' ~
80, $500 - ~ /. -. p ms'
fsaa, s,,,;s,n 49,, , ,.,
- $3.50 - ! - - !, '''aP
sf,an r,s,;c ssn.h s' ~.
E.nsa,, s.,,s rs,st. $3.50.
Cream ,rar,,.r RS 1900
ls.rsx rasi,sd re-. s' ~, s'a'''
/ Islanr &c Snlspur Swss, al AL
I,-;ns,a,s IN ,,;aa ~,
fSaIspe,re. refined, Trad q entian.s
II; f,arb &c soda. Sn;ge.ia 6 p;,.
f'rar,aric Acid. Root.
| Rochelle Sails. lSenoa Alax,,,,~;.
s,I s..,l,. ara E,,.,- i :, IS '''''
ma ss.,,...,,, n .-~s:. go.
49, 49, = !, ,'as eaicinta,
| l.,sih'Stsets i>sa', anu carp onatf.
Gsae prime ar'ieie sxsracis and Obs Of
oniFha's e ttuinIas. Az kiuds,
Caipmai, Engiish & Sand Paper sssor-
Ainericaa. Ted.
p1TNTS ANn nYE. s.rI1ErS.
- ~, :. !, - - = ! = 4 n
!. = 80. { $50 - W. = s1sesn
cpsfis iufpenlihe: RUSSIAN Blue,
Cupal, and Coach Dutch Nader,
Farn,sh, Indigo, best arsicIe,
Gum Capal. peime.l Tsogwood, 81 Fustic.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

GAxTs You viii please send me- sone
more of Curtis MamAluke Liriment
" hnt you lsft with ne i an gomez hsvs
used Il ia ply family and Oh horses. and
aaad Il an excellent srticle. have also
sold Il to nny neish 5ors, and they have been
much benefited by IL One old lady had q
very lame back for two years. and WAS en-
tireiy cured By the use Of i, So she was en-
abled u 81 10 weaving sgnin. Her child
also was taken very SICK; she administered
. few drops which entirely cured ii. Mx.
Buchlor hid 4 very tinc yoaIas hdxse which
was injured "a ele hse6 W az kick u III
IotheS hfse;'he tzied roany ycmedics. and
&c ss|
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
=. cURTIy .79fs4L IKE LIN
IsfEyT

= IS known to be q certain cure for Ciiol-
era. cholera iEorbus, dysentery. diarrhGa,
cosas, CRAMPS, pains In the side or breast
cracked bands, frosted feet, erysipelas, salt
rhelim, lara hago, spinal conpI ints. agus
IN the face, aguc cake, cutancous affections,
blses Of poisonous insects Or reptiles. rheu.
ulatisnl, scrofuleus tltmofs or ulcers, head
ache, toothTaciie. spraiias or bruises, &c.
| Z haass UP tie most stubborn or Offensive
ulcers 81 sores; and for these many valua-
BE qualities possessed BY this great Linz
meat. II has justly been styled Is
4 Tor 1'o 11IE W0RLD!
A sovereign balm, and real pain relicy-
en-. Therefore. rejoics ye afflicted, and use
no otaer Liniinent but that manufactured
by !. 4, Quarts, Sole Manufacturer.
TO the Farmer. Of dealer in stock, ii IS
absolutely indispensable at being precise
The renaedy that has been So long called
for il IS an illtallible cure fos yellow
WATER poll evil still com plahlt. risag hone,
spawn, splint. sweeny. I.stuls, scratches.
bolts, cholic, ins3aiaasion of the eyes.
sprains or gals. founder. Sc.
la stating these things, state nothing
but facts. inconlroxerfi bic facts, and i sim
gls trial viii conyincs the most sisaptic6l
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

LARGE assertment Of Print, Dc
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GovernOrship OF Michigan.

We are authorized says the Detroit Free Press, to
say that Governor McCleand is a candidate for re-
nomination at the coming democratic State convention
Governor McCleand. in taking this step, doubt not
IS influenced by motives characteristic of The man
characteristic of one who has filled many Of the mos,
important Offices in the gift OF the people of Michigan
and who has most ably and faithfully discharged his
duties in whatever situation be has assumed We give
him full credit will every one who knows him, for
good intentions and for julcous action but we canno,
withhold the expression OF profound regret that he
should deem il his duty TO withdraw from the guberna-
toral canvass. We beg the people, however to bear in
mind that the office OF governor of Michigan, with its
limited pay and its considerable direct and indirect ex-
penses, is by desirable Those possessing the
ability and the may feel disposed to assume its
important duties but il every man who is willing
10 sacrifice his individual interest, unless under the de-
mand OF an imperious public necessity and Governor
McCeland, ofour ablest and truest OF officers inhu
enced by such considerations demands doub,ess that he
may not be regarded candidate for denomination TO the
place he now occupies with much distinction In thus
complying with his request which do with sincere re
greet is satisfactory TO know that amongst the men OF
our party we have the best material from which 10 select
his successor With such sterling democrats and homes,
men in our ranks as Cary, Hunt, Fenon and hos, OF
others equally qualified and Trustworthy we need not
feel embarrassed in entering upon the duty Of selecting
our Stale leader in the coming struggle.