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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
Tragedy at st. L0uis.-.Holman
shot by E1rs. Bakcr.

DR.. Hoffman, the man who was SO
brutality maltfeated al st. Louis, a few
weeks ago, by Mr.. Baker and his
Misunderstanding been bound hand and
foot with cords, cowhided and half cas-
trated-for alledged attempted seduction
of said Bakers wife-was shot by Mrs.
Baker last Wednesday. 9Th inst. She
met himon the street and drew pistol
ne fled-she pursued-he sought refuge
in a store-she fired bu, missed him as
he was going in-he then tried to hide
himself under the counter. but she leaned
over and shot him under the right
armpi.. inflicsing dangerous. and, il is
feared. fatal wound. She was immedl.
a,ely taken to Jail, accompanied by her
husband. Alter dark a mob assailed
the Jail and attempted 10 &c. possession
OF the prisoners for the purpose Of inflic.
ting immediate punishmeni upon them,
but were prevented. Hoffman fingered
on the brink of death at last accounts
Muscatine Journal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
BosToN, March IL. 1854.

Messrs. A. &. RRAoo g. Col have
been using your Mexican Mustang Lini.
men' Tor some weeks, and i, has produced
cure on me that is truly wonderful
For the last three o, four years l have
had largo bunch gather on the sole Of
my foot. covering one half the whole sur
face. quite hard and bony, yet as tender
and sore as though the flesh was entirely
bare. have tried various remedies, and
consulted many medical men of high
standing. and have had my fee, lanced
numerous times, and not long since the
hard bunch was cut oat but to no effect.
| noticed your liniment was advertised
as cure for sores, tumors. hard punches
bruises, &C., and made trial; and BY
the use of two bottles my foo, has en-.
tlreiy recovered, AID is now, as smoo.l,
and soft as il ever was. There are hund.
reds who are knowing to the above. and
have seen the foot, snd can testify that
the same is true. Yours. mos. respect.
fully. THOMAS MARION,
Look at the advertise men, in this
paper and try it.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
Rules and Regulations.

Parties competing for any of the above
premiums must be residents of Wapello
county. and all farm and household pro
duc,ions mus, have been produced in
said county. Members Of the Society
are free, but non-members residen,s Of
the county, mus. pay an entrance fee Of
one dollar otherwise they cannot com.
pete.
TO enable the Judges to award the
premiums correctly, it is required that
competitors for grain premiums have the
land and produce accurately measured
and an affidavit of the same sworn TO by
al leas, Two Gisinterested persons. The
successful competitors will be required 10
file with The Secretary of the Society a
statement, showing the mode of culsiva.
ton, time of planning. quantity Of seed
used and all other particulars Of interest
or value to the society.
All competitors for premiums must
hand in list Of the animals or articles
they design 10 exhibit, to the Secretary
Of the Society at leas, "a hours before
exhibition, so tina. ample arrangements
may be made for their accommodation.
The following gentlemen who compose
the board of directors for the curren,
year, will receive the fees of all persons
in their respective townships who wish
to become members. and transmit The
same with their names to E. Washburn
of Onumwa, Treasurer OF the Society.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
P o I 8 o NJ I NJ @

THOUSANDS Of Parents who use
Vermifuge composed Of Castor Oil, CAL
omei, &c, are not aware thai. while they
appear to benefit the patient, they are 40
'ual.y laying the foundations for series
OF diseases, such as salvation, loss of
sight. weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the
advertisement. Of Hobensack's Medicines
TO which we ask the attention of all di.
rectly interested in their own as we'll az
their Children's health. In Liver Com.
plants and all disorders arising from
those OF bilious tpye, should make use
OF the only genuine medicines, Hobcn.
sacks Liver Pills.
ID"Be not deceired." but ask for
llobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver
Fills. and observe that each has the sig.
nature OF the Proprietor, ]. ". HO.
bENSACh. as none else are genuine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

See the advertisement of GREY e.
BOYLE, Of St. Louis, Boiler Makers and
Blacksmlths. Any orders sen. to them
will be filled with dispatch. and a. fair
prices.
ID. SANDS is receiving his Spring sep.
ply of New Goods. AZ usual, he has
brought the wherewi,hal 10 clo,he the
outer and comfort the inner man,--the
latter in the shape Of good supply of
Groceries.
g. c. WARDEN has removed to A.
NUDGE a. Cos. old stand, which he hat
fitted up in handsome style; and is now
receiving large stock of New Goods
for the Spring and Summer Trade. See
his advertisements.
See advertisements for proposals for
contracts on the Rail Road. Canno,
some of our Carpenters pu, in for build.
ing few of the bridges!
d. P. INsKEEp e. Co., are receiving
large supply Of New Goods, adapted
TO the season. PUMRoY & BARRETT are,
also. receiving large stock Of Drugs
from the Eastern cities. Advertisements
next week.
AUcTIoN.-See A. NUDGE e. Co.'S,
notice for Auction of Goods.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

II The last Dispatch proposes that
Burlington and Keokuk shall s'bury the
hatchet," and unite in endeayoring to
obtain grant Of lands as proposed by
bill now before Congress, for Rail.
road from Keokuk and Burlington to the
Missouri River. In order to bring abou.
this cancellation and union Of interests.
the Dispatch proposes that q Conven-
ton Of the counties East and West, be
held at Fairfield on the 7,h OF May next.
Sc far as we are concerned, we have no
objections TO the convention, but it seems
to 10 that Keckuk is fra,ernizing at too
late date. If the Dispatch had made
this proposition year ago. it might have
been accepted. as things now are, we do
not know that it will be. We have seen
no response from The Burlington press
10 the Dispatch's proposition, but if
Convention is to be held, we will give
our readers due notice of the fact.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
II James Sheph Esq. of Van n,

UJames Shepherd Esq, of Van Bu-
rem Co.. announces his inability to de-
cline to serve the people in the nexs
Legislature, provided the Democratic,
Convention should nominate him.
Our old friend has SO frequently sffor-
ded the people an opportunity to canvass
his merits as Candidate, without any
favorable result to himself, that he must
feel that he is makiDga great personal
sacrifice for the public good. in consents
ing yet once more TO "serve the people,"
Surely the people Of Old Van Buren,.
cannot be so hard hearted az to refuse to
take the old gentleman into their service.
ere ye, the growing infrnilies Of ago
shall detract from the value of the ser
vices he might render.-Valley Whig.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
HuzZa for Ottumwa!

BY notice in another column twill
be seen that the Burlington and Missou-
ri River Rail Road is advertised Tor let
ting before tie Cd Of May next, to o.
.umwa. We congratulate the citizen,
of Wapello and the counties west. on
this suspicious result Of their labors to
secure the building of Rail Road
The press in the counties east of us are
over the "good time coming"
as surely indicated by the building Of the
Railroad, and they have good reason for
il. With Rail Road through Des
Moines, Henry, Jefferson and Wapello,
ultimately to be extended TO our Western
frontier, 70 connect with the Great Pa.
ci6c road, we may well congratulate
ourselves on our highly favored position.
Those who have doubted the ability of
the rich counties through which it passes
10 build the B. e. M. r. Road, will doub,
no more. Emigranss seeking homes
will flock along the line, and a, no very
distaa. day will have their ears salu,ed
with the whistle of The steam car. So
much for energy and perseverance. We
extend the hand of fraternity to our Bur-
lington friends, and hope TO be bound TO
them by an iron band, and we doubtless
will be, at an early period.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

Mr.. GRIMES ADDREss--To the peo-
pie of Iowa is lust what we expected
from its talented author. His positions
on The Judiciary. Banking and Nebras.
ka questions will meet with hearty
response in the hearts of large major
ity Of the people of Iowa. And, if we
mistake no. the signs of the times, Mr..
G. will be called upon by the people to
hold the reins OF State Government for
the next four years from the first Of Au-
gust. We bespeak for MI. G's. Ad-
dress an attentive perusal, hom men Of
all parties.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
Agricultural Meeting.

Agricultural Society met pursuant to
notice on the 9Th April, 1854.
Minutes of the last meeting was read
and approved.
On motion of E Washburn, Mr.. d.
p. INsKEEP was elected Secretary, pro
tenn.
On motion of e. Franklin, a commit
tee Of five was appointed 10 draw up
list of articles for the next fair. for which
premiums will be awarded.
D. p. Inskeep. ]. M. Peck, J. NJ
McClung, John Thompson and J. w.
Hedrick, were appointed said commit
tee.
Moved by E. Washburn, that no per-
son shall be competitor for premium
who has not paid his membership a!
least "a hours before the mex, Fair.
Moved by John Fisher that the meet
ing adjourn.
]. w. HEDRICK, Press.
D. P. INsKEEp, Sec'y. pro tenn.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
Agricultural.

In to.day's paper will be found list
of Premiums to be awarded at the Sec
ond Agricultural Fair, in September.
1854. The Society has made out lib
eral list, and it is expected that the farm.
ers and mechanics will come forward
and pay their fees for membership, so
that the Treasurer may have the means
10 pay the Premiums when called for.--
There is respectable amount now in
the Treasurer's hands, but not enough
to pay the Premiums. During the past
winte, the Society have bought, and
paid for, five acres of land, near Ouum-
wa, and now we want to raise the means
to clear and fence it. Come, gentlemen,
dollar is but pi.tance in comparison
to the interest you have in the matter,
and we want you TO FORK them over lib.
orally, and at an early day.
The State Society, we hope, too, will
claim your a.ien ton. A meeting is to be
held at Fairfield on the 9Th Of June TO
make out list of Premiums, and we
hope many Of our citizens will send US
their names and fees for membership in
the State Society.
The list of Prem iums for our County
Fair will be published but once, and we
hope all our subscribers who feel an IN.
teres. in the matter, will preserve this
paper for future reference.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
Congressional Convention.

We would suggest to the Wing Con.
gressional Committee that it is time some
action was taken in regard to the hold
ing Of Wing Congressional Conven.
ton, If we intend to lie. our candidate
have fair show to canvass the District.
We would suggest Ouumwa as the most
convenient place for the Convention to
meet, and Thursday the Is. Of June as
the time for holding the same. What say
our brethren Of the Press and the Con.
gressional Committee?
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

LocoFoco CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
Harry Dunlavy, Esq, OF Davis co.,
in card in the Keosauqra Union, de.
clines being candidate for Congress, he
cause there is better chance for Cum
ing of the Dispatch. on account of his
ugliness. He gives the names Of the
other candidates as follows:--Johnson,
Thurston. and Sample of Lee county;
Hall and Bailey. Of Van Buren,; Negus
and HEM of Jefferson; Gillaspy anu
Hendershot of Wapello; Trimble, of
Davis; and Harris of Appanoose. To
which we add the name of Mr.. John
lAshbaugh.. of Bloomfield. lately announ-
~ in the Uuion. We hope they will
Z be good time of it.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
The Whtg Party.

The death of the wing party is ia.
vorlte theme of Southern politicians at
present. Because such men as Badger,
and Jones, and Clayton have gone of
under the leadership Of Douglas, they
infer ,here is no wing party. There
ma, be no wing party with which such
men can affiliate. and we hope there new
or may be. but to say that the wing par
~ il dead because they have left it, is to
esliuIate lhem beyond their deserts. In
she North lhsNt6f party Wa never
stronger. M ~ ttt9k true
pos;eion, and Sonthsrn politicians III
iind that 20 far from being dead, il ID,
sivs evidences Of Vitality never pose(A
sed BY Il before. What 10 true of Now
York. ~ indicated in the paragraph r.
low. from The Albauy Register. u I'M
pennsylvania. Ohio, and evely Zee
ssats. Chicago Tribune.
.sIt vi great folly 70 suppose that the
whie party u tho North has ceaoed to
exist. Itisalrobger to-day than Il has
boon for years, in this State u leasl-p,
This Nebraska movement has been tho
breach that existed in its ranks. Il hao
removed The cause Of dlssention, and il
8 sewing 10 . more solid and compact
coIumn, now, than il has dons Cor years.
TIE p.oposition TO repeal the compro-
nlso of 1890 has done more to build o.
lhe whiG party that could the ordinarY
oGorts q IL opponents do in decoy
Wese W 10 look ouly & the groW(f IND
ss5enesh y that pszay il TIL - Or in
the whole Noeth. wsro G over look
the great aoral = Wells political wrong
perpetnsed ~ Senator Douglas, and, the
Administrator, in their efforts TO extend
this institution of slavery at the expense
of solemn compact, We should thank
them for their course. They have not
only made the wing party unit, but
they have divided their own supporters,
and given thousands upon thousands Of
recruits to the wing ranks.
mo man need trouble himself about
an epiAph for the "whig party at the
Norsh." II il neither dead nor ''absorb.
Cd" Ills full Of healthy, vigorous life,
with high hopes and great promise for
the future"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

FINE PoTAToEs.-Our old friend d.
P. INsKEEP, sent US, last week, a few
bushels Of most excellent Irish Potatoes,
for which we tender him our thanks
They are IF the Neshanock and Irish
Grey varieties. When Nj. l., obtains
q perfec. cross Of these varieties, which
he is endeavoring 10 do. we think they
will be splendid article for table use.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IApoRrAur
TO DYsPEPTIcs-Dr. j. s. HouGHyoNs Pr
SIN. The true Digestive Fluid. or Gastric
Juice, prepared from REHNEr, or the Eourth
stomach Of the Ok. after directions OF Bar
on Liebig, the great Physiological che mist
Dy !. ). Houghton. M. D., PhiIadelphia.-
THIS is truly wonderful remedy for Indi.
geestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver COM
plant, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Narures own method, by Natures own
agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. con-
teining scientific evidence Of its value. fur
nlshedby agents gratis. See notice among
Medical advertisements.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

HEAVY RoBBERIEs.-'che house of
Evan Davis near Bellville Indiana, was
entered on the night of the 9th inst. and
robbed of over FIVE thousand dollars in
cash notes and bills.
A INGREDIENT of Martinsville, Va, was
robbed in the Cars on his way to Balti.
more, OF eight thousand dollars.
The Boatsmen's Institute, of ST. Louis,
was recently robbed Of $4,000.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

z New ARRANaEMENTs.-T Messrs.
MYERS have sold their grist mill appara.
tus to HAMMOND & Co., and have COM
meuced 10 remodel their saw mill. They
intend TO move their engine and boiler
above high.water mark, and to run a
circular instead Of an upright saw. The
Messrs. HAMMOND. e. Co.. will have
their new Grist Mill ready for operation
shortly. and the public can rely upon be-
ing accommodated by them at all tines.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
THE DES MONIES COURIER.
''stiIl IIarping on my Daughter. I"

The Ha,ck. Eye still continues its USE
less opposition to the Wing Platform,
and indirectly to Mr.. Grimes, our tai
ensed and popular nominee for Govern
or. We notice in q late issue that il
blackguards Us in one breath and soft
soaps US in the next. This won. take;
it may do for some people, Blu. the
Ha,ok Eye can't come il that way.
It's correspondent, "No Office Seek.
err" too, brings his batteries to bear on
the Courier and Ledger, calling them
"toady" prints and other nice names, by
which he hopes to in,:mid ate and crush
us at one fell swoop of his mighty pen.
Well, we may be toadies, but we amt
whiskey nor brandy soa dies; we like the
Wing platform, and the Wing candi-
dates. and will support them as long as
we WELD pen, and hope to see them
triumphantly sustained at the coming
election. as we believe they will be. the
Ha,Uk. Eye and mo Office Seekers"
opposition 10 the contrary, notwi.hstand-
ing.
It is evidently the aim of the Hank.
Eye and its correspondent to get up
Convention 10 repudiate Mr.. Grimes.
bo for ooc,o .os.on oct Lco,vo a., az
is in their way. and to tea. down the
platform adopted by the late Wing con.
ren,ion. Should convention be held,
they will find enough true Uhigs on the
ground 10 illustrate all such unholy plans,
and they may as well "hang up the id.
die" on that score. The Wings Of The
whole State, who are united in favor of
our candidates and The platform, will
not yield to the wishes of few dema.
gogues and regulate our candidates and
platform to crafty any such faction, but
will fully endorse the platform and the
men on the ticket chosen for our stand
ard bearers.
The Hark.Eye makes great TODD
about the Crawfordsyille Convention,
and seems horror-stricken 10 think that
The Freesoilers should dare to resolve to
support the Wing candidate for Govern
or because of his position on 'he Ne.
braska question. We cannot see any
Improperly in any parties voting for our
candidates. and we never will repudiase
the choice of Wing convention because
he happens to be more popular than any
other man, especially when that candi-
date endorses fully and freely every car
dipal doctrine of the Wing party, and
does not blush TO avow his opinions
We hope every honest man, who is op.
posed 10 Douglas unholy schemes for
the extension Of slavery; who believes
that the General Government. should
make appropriations for Western Riv-
ers and HdrDOrss as well as Eastern; and
who desires 10 see our Constitution
amended in the only true republican
manner-by vote Of the people-will
not only vote for Mr.. Grimes, but cleo
tioneer for him, no matter whether they
be Wing, Freesoil, Democratic, Woody.
head, Silver Grey, Hunker, or what-not.
In the Great Reforms we seek. we will
welcome all who will come up 10 our
aid. and hope before the ides of Sepiem-
Der to chronicle the gratifying fact that
Grimes and tie whole Wing ticket is
elected, and also a Legislature of such
a character as will not fear to carry on,
the much needed reforms the people de-
mand.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
TR,.WEEKIy JouRNAL--We have

TRI-WEEKLY JoURNAL.--We have
been in receipt. during the las. week, Of
the Tri- Weekly Muscatine Journal, q
very sprigh.ly and interesting sheet
Nothing is surer index to the character
Of place than the papers that are print.
ed in it, and Muscatine, in this respect,
ranks among the first of the Mississippi
Towns. Success to the Tri- Weekly
Journal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

1The unprecedented success of DR.
Urban's Anti. Bacchanalian jus.ifies us
IN recommending ito all who are afflio,.
ted with that terrible DISEASE for which
tits designed as q remedy. We arc
assured it's fully what tits represented.
and that in the hundred and thousands
Of cases where i, has been used. NOT :
single failure has occurred. See advef.
tisement in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

FIT. DEs MONIES JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
-P. NJ. Cassidy, Esq, formerly State
Senator. has been elected Judge Of the
Fort Des MONIES Judicial District.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

Who JUDGE AcAIN.-RIDDLE, the
Independent Wing candidate is elected
over HEPNER. Locofoco nominee, in the
Poita W attamie Judicial District.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

APPOINTMENT OF JuDoE.-John B.
Beoth. Esq. has been appointed Judge
Of Ahe Eiah, Judicial District, vice VIM.
=. Leningwsll, resigned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

RIsINc-The Des Mcines River, Dry
Hides, Shoe Leather and Dried Fruit.
FALLING AND PROGRESSING BACK.
wARDs.-The Latest Style Of Bonneis.
The ladies' may, now. well exclaim:
"hold my bonnet!''
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

SCHOOL FUND CoNMIssIoNER.-The votes
of this county were canvassed on Saturday.
and stand AZ follows for w. H. Manro
(whig) 686-for J. s. Schremm (democn y
66l-Mauros majority 2ee.-Bur. Tel.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

n Henry Whelen. Independent can
didate for School Fund Commissioner
of Van Buren, county. was elected over
ST. John, the regular Democratic nomi
nee.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

"Honor to Whom Honor Is Due"
Receipts on subscription, for the week
ending April 10Th.
J. H. Benedict. Eddvville, 81 so
w. II. Williams, Compe.ine, 3 90
Peter Miller, Mantua, 4 90
VIM. Martin. Ouumwa, 10
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20
A List of Premiums

To be Awarded mt the Wapello
County Agricultural Fair. 10 be
held on Friday and Saturday,
the 20eh and 3Olh Of Septem.
her, 1854, NJ Ottumwa.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

ST.. LOUIS PosTMAsTER.-Col. D. II.
Armstrong has been appointed Pos,mas.
ter at ST. Louis.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-20

1Thanks to Hon. RICHARD YATES,
M. C. from Illinois, for Congressional
fayors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-23
SAMUEL p. TAYLOR,

TBNanucl ANA Root and Shoe Manufacturer,
4 tucwynNiNe. Dee. 2S. 1871.
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q,hs Amnrlcan IyardIng Wonso.

INHE subscriber would inform the public that he
y has just completed large new building on
the South end Of Second street, Ccariol Pa,
which he has furnished and fitted up in the most
comfortable manner for the accommodation Of tray
Oilers and permanent boarders
His charges win DO moderate. and his house con.
ducted in decent sober and orderly manner
where all quie, and peace loving people, VINO may
visit Cicarield can find q temporary "home"
JOHN s. RADEBAUGU.
July 10. lS54.-tC
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Ocular Demonstrations.

VENIIE 'proof of the Pudding is chewing the
Il Bag and the surost way to get cheap gogd
GOODS, is to call on A. VI. HILLS, at the
"Od Corner N.grs,'
Where he is just receiving new recruit Of almost
every thingin the trade line. particularly large
and well selected stoc, of Fashionable Ready
Trimmed BONNETS, and six laid, Plain Black
silk, Watered silk, ank Fancy coIourcd sin, Man
tiiias oil in the latest and neatost style. Also, O.
superior lot Of GINGHAM LAWNS-slk finish.
Remember at tho RED FLAG.
july l2 1854
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LONN -, Nl-rL.E-

4 ;torney at Law and Land Agent, will
" practice in the several Courts ol C....,Ii
and Elk counties and attend to the payment Of
taxes ON uuscatod lands.
EyrDc...-Iiis ENcclleucy, Wn'rm Birlcr,
Harrisburg; Hon, Ellis Lewis, Lancaster; c.. W.
Woodward, Ni,kcsh"mc; j. &. knox, Franklin
j. &. Montgomery Philadelphia.
hu persons having business with him, will in his
absence apply TOD. E.ddlo Gordon, whowig attend
to the same. son. gS.Is52.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-23
T. JEFFERSON BOYER.

physician, can he found at his office in Luthcrs-
4 burg, ciowacIl COUNTY, Pa. when Not absent
on professional business. Sop. Q, lSJ3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-23

M Wagon Maker, Lulcr.Iu.g. Workdonc
W o'uer On short Uoage, and ON good terms.
Dec. ~, I,5l