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The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

STATE DEBr' AcT.-O Our readers. will re
joice-i 10 hear that the State Debt Act meets
the entire approbaiiou Of the bondholders in
The East, and that work on The Canal will be
commenced in three months from this time.
The TeHe Haule Express says:-"Welearn
that letters from New York give the crafty
ing intelligence that the arrangements for
The Stale Debt oc Indiana and the completion
of the Wabash and Erie Canal passed at the
late session of the Legislature, meets the
entire approval of prominent holders Of our
bonds in that city, We further understand,
that active measures are in progress TO car
~ the act into effect at an early day, and that
in all probability, operations on the Canal
will be resumed as early as the first Of July
nert. This intelligence will be gratifying 10
all the friends of public credit. io'- ra'1
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

f- A correspondent or the Cincinnati
Commercial styles the Mexican war grand
national lottery, aud says the wheel is fill OF
big and lille prizes. lie says The political
hueksiers Of The country are actively engag-
ed in purchasing tickets Tor The chances.--
Senator Benton has sold all his Senatorial
estate for the purpose of buying ticker
marked "Generalissimo, under the full i'm
ptession thai il will draw for him a large
white house in The city Of Washington, with
the privilege of certain public grounds for foul
years. lie know doubt feels quite confident a:
to The result, yet The friends of Scott say thai
the latter has Information of The movement
for Mr.. Benton and before The military Sen
aior reaches Mexico, Scott will have iaker
allIh wind out OF bis sails by capturing Yer;
Cruz & forcing the Mexicausio sue for peace
Mr.. Benton, il is said, has more applicant:
for positions in his staff, than would fill il tel
times over, and that, when filled, il will b,
entirely political. He is 70 take the $1,000,
900 with him, and buy and conquer all th'
country that he can--send home his doing
at,any time between this ahd The meeting 0
the mex, Congress, and do such other gener
al matters as he may consider necessary 70
the good of the country, and for his own ad
gancement TO the Executive Chair of The na
ton. 5f
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
RUMoRs RELATING TO GEN. TAYLOR

RUMoRs RELATING TO GEN. TAYLOR
The Philadelphia North American says:
"We learn from private source, wor-
thy OF credence that Gen. Taylor is far from
being satisfied with the recent changes made
in The disposition of The forces IN Mexico and
that although now busily engaged in pre-
preparations for march in;o Zlcatecas, i,
is probable he will soon quit the country or
in other words resign his command.
Ii is also said that the Department having
treated him with very lille ceremony,he has
written the Secretary letter, which ifpub-
lshed, would be curiosity. In ii he has
spoken his mind freely and bluntly.
ave do not know what credit 10 attach TO
these statements, but they come directly and
from a'source which imparis to them strong
degree of probabiluy--ihe writer having
many opportunities of obtaining correct inlor-
nation.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

6T The New Orleans Delta of the 10th
risus 0ou. sUOTr tTdu ten TampTco Tor
the Island of I4obos with Gen. Twigg's d.
vision. Gen Paterson was TO leave with The
remainder OF the iioops in a day or two for the
same place. Gen. Worth had embarked his
command at Brazos and was on his way 10
join Scot. The latter would have at Lobos
about $4,000 men, and we may soon expect
10 hear OF the taking of Vera Cruz. e
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

A New Degree OF RELATIONSHIP We
saw yesterday recommendation written by
an Irish friend of ours, in favor Of young
Irish gentleman who is an applicant for a
commission in the army. Among other
things, he says: My friend, Mr. - is
closely connected with The President, his
father hdpiag fought a duel with one of the
PolksL-N. o. Delta
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

A Day OF MUruAL DELIGHT. .-"Mr. Polk
remarked, al dinner which he gave last
week, TO the Judges of The Supreme Bench,
that The happiesu day of his Presidential ca
reer would be the one on which he should
take leave of Charleston Cour.
1t will be happy day for the people, and
we hope will be appropriately celebraied by
all manner of rejoicing. We intend to build
a bon.6fe and burn our old hat up cn thai
day. ..,.,r.,} -....-...-. - ........,.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

CHEAP PosTAGE.--We know not when
or where the experiment of comparative
freedom was ever more successful than in
Great Britain under cheap postage system.
The result is that the annual income 10 Gov
ernment from the mail service, over all ex-
penses, exceeds 4 100000 dollars, although
letters are carried throughout the kingdom
for penny, in advance, and newspapers for
nothing, and both are delivered 10 individuals
at their doors without chaige Jour. Com.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

WESTERN WATERs.-The river is higher
at this point, we believe, than at any previous
time this season, and about on a stand. The
Louisville Courier of Tuesday says.-fThe
river at this point was on stand at 10 o.
clock last night after reaching as high d
point as al any previous time this season.
1t will no doubt be on the decline this morn
ing.
At Cincinnati at noon Monday the. river
had commenced falling, and had subsided
four inches Business along the river ex-
cepi The public landing, was suspended, the
water being 4 feet deep on the basement floor
of the houses fronting on the river. The
weather was exceeding cold.
AT Pittsburgh on Saturday the 18th inst
there was Is feet water in the channel and
falling. 1r z
The ST. Lonis Republican of Thursday
last, the 18Th inst. says: 'The weather was
cold and cloudy yesterday. The steamer
Cora. from Quincy, reports the weather. very
cold there, and river full Of floating ice.--
The river at stand, with three feet waie
on the bars.
The Nashville Banner Of the 18th Marcl
says: 'Phe weather on Saturday was bleal
and cold. The river still continues rising
and was higher than il has been for years
Much damage has been done to farmers il
the upper country from the fences being car
H riedaway and the overfowing of the iauds
The Onhopolitan of The same date says
The lower parts OF our city are inundated
ia some places we see but the roofs of tn
houses above the wafer. Many families nav
been driven from their homes, and we lear
that some of them are in great distress. 9
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

6TKTE BANK Uf fELTNUTs.-ztu act of the
Legislature of Illinois, passed at its last ses-
sion, authorizes the State Bank TO proceed in
winding up its business, for which purpose
the time is extended until the lst Of Novem-
Der. ls4s. Lands owned by the bank are
hereafter TO be taxed, Obey have until now
been exempt from taxation,) and The debtors
of The bank are not required to pay interest.
Outstanding certificates of the bank are to
remain as heretofore, and are not to bear in.
terest. u t-.s.a.'.- 4.q7.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

GT There is much truth in the following
questions. and answers, taken from a paper
published at Peru, Illinois.
.Who was the Hero of San Jacinio! Deal
Smith. Who got altih glory? Sam Hous-
ton. Who was The most popular officer in
the Texas army? Felir Houston. Who
got all he glor'? Sam Houston. Why did
Sam Houston fight at San Jacinto? Because
Deaf Smith cut loose the flnalng bridge, al
The outlet Of Peggy Legg's lake, and he
could not retreat, except through the Mexi
can linesi Who caused Col Austin TO be
imprisoned at Mexico? Ask Santa Anna
The answers 10 the above are as true as the
Bible ITSELF qau 81 ea Il H'
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

REWARD FOR DEsERTERs. Adjutan
General Of the United States Army, offers in
the National Police Gazette, a reward t
thirty thousand three hundred and thirty dol
lars, for the arrest ofone thousand and elev-
en- deserters from the United States Army
The names and particular descriptions oi
each soldier are contained In The advertise
ment. a5Af3H tf He# +7
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

A SHEwD IDEA.--Elihu Burritt computes
that the English have, expended enough in
fighting the French, 10 have purchased the
whole of France, at seventy dollars pei
acre. i..a,l..) ...lt .,,I.aea3, -.f-., .,.... +.
And we are like tospend as much in con.
quering peace with Mexico as would buy
that country al double the price the inhabit.
ants themselves place upon it. q I..
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

or Prentice says;-'We never in our
lives heard anything hall SO dismal as the
bowling of the Government editor on his ex-
pulson from the Senate. If the old notion
is true that the howling of dog betokens
The death of the master, Mr.. Polk cannot be
long for this world. a ,aaaa3 ss,la-
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
MAIL GATHERINGS.

ANOTHER New TERRIroRY-on the l7h
u!t., a bill was passed foFthe organization Of
a new territory TO be called Minnesota. The
territory derives its name from river that
runs through it. 1t lies west of Lake Supe-
rior, and in a high northern latitude.
GENERAL SCoTT.-The correspondent Of
the New York Commercial says: "The ad-
minislration are dissatisfied with Gen. SCoTr.
1t is not thought that his movements are sui
6ciently prompt, even in regard 10 Vera
Cruz. Still less is it al all probable Iha, any
march will be undertaken TO San Luis OF. 10
Mexico" sa 8ssssss.4 81 oil ao.l |a 5aot
AsIATIc CHoLERA.-'The last accounts
from our missionaries in Persia give most
melancholy accounts of the ruvages of the
cholera in.ihat country. In the cityof Tabrez
alone 5000 persons had died in the course
of six weeks; 500 had sometimes perished in
single day. a'a a2a w IS 7l' '.14 q y
OF Indian Corn is worth tpo dollars and
sirteen cents bushel in England, SO great
and pressing is The mand for bread stn6s,
while ii is selling in various parts of Illinois
for but little more than nine cents! What a
contrast!
0FThe colored people Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, were to hold meeting TO contribute
to the relief of the Irish suffers. What will
the British abolitionsts say 10 ii?
or The good people of fBoston were start.
led by an earthquake on Monday The 22d
ult The noise commenced in the South.
east, and passed off at the Northeast. Ii
was about one minute in duration, causing
but slight jar.
o. The collections in the city ofNew Or
leans in aid of the suffering poor in Ireland
amounted on the 29th ult. TO Sl2,9sl. @
E The Mormons, who were last TO leave
Nauvoo, are suffering dread iulIy on the Pot
tawatamie lands, IT'S miles west of Mon
trose Many Of them enlisted and have gone
TO New Mexico, but the rest are starving or
the prairie. a las as
@. The Boston Star aluding to the trac
Oh Dancing, about TO be published by the
American Tract Society, proposes that pre-
MUM be offered forihe best tract against lhe
enormities of battedore, grace hoop, skating
sliding, blind-man's buff, push-pin, hunt-ihe
slipper, and puss-in-the-corner. s7 ,
6rThe Prince De Joinvile, with French
Squadron, consisting of at least eight line
ofbatile-sbips, four or FIVE frigates, and al
many steamers. will visit New York--it il
stated in the Paris Correspondence Of tht
Courier des Etats Unis-sone time in ibt
course ofthe ensuing summer. Such flee
in one Of our harbors would afford psectacll
as unusual as imposing. aa.'4 '
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
WASHINGTON. March 4.


Major General Benton has not left the city.
But Ae will leave us tomorrow morning, at
three o'clock. for the field 0f his military and
diplomatic operations in Mexico.
1t is tue that he dues not 60 as Lieut. Gen
eral, OF Field Mlrshal, or Communicating
Chiei--hur, still, the Administration has
charged hun witt, all the diplomacy CONNECT
ed with the intended oveftures to Mexico,
and he will be the channel ofthe Presidents
orders iothe general in command He will.
in fact, though not in name, conduct the
campaigu.
= He .akes the three millions with him
that is-it will be subject to his orders in N.
Orleans, and he will open communication
with Mr.. Rejon Immediately. aud perhaps
conclude treaty Observation-Disclosures the city
of Vera Cruz shall be invested by our for
But, If Mexico refuses negotiation, or de-
cline our terms, then the castle is to he blown
up iulo the clouds-and Maj. General Ben-
ton will offer ietms agais-ands Mexico
choose between them aud our next blow
which will be at the Guy Of the Monlezu-
ma. 3 H 7
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

Mr.. WEBsTER.--We learn from the Gin
cinnati Commercial that Daniel Webster is
shortly 10 visit that city, on his way to New
Orleans. we hope to get sight of him as
he passes. ruoa e7gl Id i9si ses.u4II I'd
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

IMPORTANT.-From gentleman on
board the Peyiona on her way to New Or
leans, we received on yesterday the follow
ing note: s1 ~ @
To THE EDIroR OF THE EVANSVILLE jour.
NAL: I'VE have IN board the Peyona an Of
icer just from Washington City with news
saying that Col, Canes, Major Boriand- and
8api. @. NJ Clay, aud all their men taken
prisoners by the Mexicans some time since
sIgnty in all, were massacred four days after
her capture by the Mexicans. You may
aepsnd on tins being correct. 9tI laaL'
- . f. r.. HUFFMAN,
Marcy l7th of Louisville, Ky.
N. b. This gentleman is one day ahead
OF the mail. aa' .-
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
WAsHINeToN, March, Z, P. NJ.

GThe Union says that Brigadier Gener-
al Worth has, in consequence of his gallant
services, been nominated and confirmed by
the Senate, major general by breyet.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
SPECIE CoM1Se.-The New York Journa

OI OOIIIIIl6ICG OF II6 Jt1l IIlSI SdYS.
The knowing ones put down the amount of
specie now afloat on its way from Europe to
the United States, at seven millions Of dol
lars. Advices have been received of all, ex-
cept that on board The steamer which left
Liverpool on The 4th. This is estimated.
The rest is on board sailing ships from Lon
don, Liverpool, and Havre. The clear profit
on the importation of coin is at presaHt from
two and half to three per cent, making for
tunes for the "great houses"
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

" The shipments of Flour from the Uni
ted States since Is, September last are about
l,650,O00 btls. OF corn, 1900, goo bushels;
wheat, 100000.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

Suggested By the appearance of Mr.. Adams
( in the Hall of Representatives after
( long and seUere illness, the members ris-
ing to receire him.
"Rise up before the hoary head and honor
the face of the old man" Scripture.
Rise up9' ye men offewer years, -
Before that ancient man, e8sea "a ii
And welcome in your midst again ss
The hunored of his clan. eaa
Who, like sunbeam in your hall
87 Sbedding-its latest raw,
ID Leaves more calm serener glow
AS daylight fades away. a
Gaze on him there, hile yet you NAV.
Statesmen Of fresher fame. y
What would you give to gain the praise
That gilds that patriarch's namef
See round his brow a civic wreath
Is beautifully twined,
While through his life there threads stream
OF virine well combined
Rise. then, ye men OF younger fame.
"Riseo' grasp that patriots hand,
And cherish him while yet you may,
That ancient OF your band.
w AsHrNGToN, Feb. is, le47. M.WT
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
@The following are extracts of letters
TO the Bllimore American:
WAsnINeToN. March 6

W he following are extracts OF letters
TO the Baliimore American: "
WASHINGTON, March 6.
There is much consultation already and no
grea, unanmily ofopinion, as TO the position
the Administrator viii take ia reference to
appropriation o. three millions of dollars
Mr.. Cass and, some other of the prominent
men of the party are known as opposed To
any compromise with Mexico. This work of
bribiag Santa Anna TO make peace is a very
delicate business, aud may not prove sue
cessful even in The end. The Government
have committed one famr pas in the admis-
sion of Santa Anna Into Mexico at all, and
it would be deemed an unpardonably blum
der in losing the tbree millions into the bar
gain. fa5 40 q1aa{. AZ s5 s
WASHINGTON, March, Z, P. NJ .e
1t is rumored in the city this evening thai
General Benton will leave for Mexico on
Tuesday. II this should prove true, it will
most probably be in the capacity of a ne
goiiator. sSf afAA ''.-'
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

RELIGIOUS NoTICE --Rev. s. K. SNEEn
will deliver series oil dlscourses on .The
Evideuces of Revealed Religion" at the
Presbyterian Chnich. The first of the Sc
ries will be drlre ell on Sabbath next the
2lstinst., af24 O'clock, P. NJ. 5a9
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
DISSOIuTHnN-

iENHE Co-pannershlp existing under the arm
II OF Morgan Dunn is this day dissolve ID
oy mutual consent. All business with the a.
bove frm will be settled by --
mar II GEO. w. DUNN.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

MAJOR GENERAL BENroN.-We find the
following in he New York Journal of Com
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
THE JOUR N A L d.
Not c,es.,r,s veal. but that of Rome. ;

@rH0KoDaY. MAKUtf l8. Io47.
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S:sag.sAae&s

StsQF EH4NNs= CANaI. I0TTERY. class No
10 te drawn AT the city Of Baltimore, Nd en-
W edhesday, May u. = number Lottery. - unullef,
10 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme Ipri2e OF SO COO
OF la9Uo, Of 6ooo Of Uea 81 TO 70 Of IjU0 10
Of b"o 10 of 100 Tfhets Sle-shafes proportion 4
eefthfa'e OF package Of wholcs Will cost Slu0ahHEe-
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ss.:.s9se. 5000.

Nv jersey Lottery, Chss + =. dr.ms
at Jersey Cii5, Hay %, 1915 70 mum
bers. II drawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $500
do 5000 10 de- 1000
Tickets =; 4 certificate Of 26 whole
tickets VIII BE- Sent for @Go-Shaccs in
-nrnll,.tl-n MI.
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n 1T. aled IT f.,s# ana .s.e. tfaaa a- I4st feee
=. yea 81 A. .H==a. as+las & " tt5 ..
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O. r. -=fr##=.,45 iH=4 al Ezna 81 HerzHTT=ts.s.
~ - Ha##-taHaf 4 atH 5na sHs taalH4 III 20
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aO.G1&}ae.

Alexandria Lotte-y, Class Il draws II
Alexandria My %, 1917. - numbers:
- drawn ballots,
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5egaFGD

.H5aougaIia Lottery, cl1ss n, dirs ws May
&. 1877. 78 numbers. - drawn hailals.
] prize Of 1000 prlze d LOCO
do 250o n do 200
ID t.5Gt - do lee
Tickets so: certificate Of 20 hole
tickets viii cost So dollars. Shares in
--.L-.---.
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Ed. M,s.ENNEA


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Drown a6d B'carHcd 5afiI-zza I.-tc z5oeo nd
tsE2 yei5 loss JUS, received <; pr HAkRAhH5
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:iaaSab.4G(IGb

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georoia-eidS, u
Ie be drawn 1T Nimngtau, Delaware ON Saturday.
Nav -. - number Lottery. Is drawn ballots Spicu
di scheme. prize ef 30a00. of loom. nt sa1J
OF 4oV1 of 2,'0o, 10 Of 800 10 60d 10 Of 300
cke's 10, shares IA proportion certificate 81 q
package Of whccs sel SI9o shares in proportion
SM LII Fay LOTTERY.
DfaWs as tollsws throughout Tire month Of MAJ.
Draws on TUESDAY s--raptd Prize SO Gee.
mole Tickets 81 certificate OF pac K age Vh6cz Il
shores in proportion.
Draws on Thursday s-capita Prize : 1000
Nho- Tickets : certificates OF pae,dse holes
shares ia proportion.
draws saturdsvs-eapullp ftle $1,000.
Whole Tickets 5 certificates tpLchaae Wholcs Is
shares in proportion.
Address OH orders tn
y T.. DORSEY. Wheeling "a.
u The draw HEs Hl be published regularly IN the
Time. and also IL, die Argus Remember
\. l.. DORSEY s Lucky Office,
mr. 20 ~ tEEltNd. A.
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nun ,nrLPHIA MARKET.

rufI NnELPHIA MARKET.
Wednesday Night, April .. !
r,ga-Taa market was unsettled le-
, IL I'D afa, of zoos b5Is eI Western
'l9 Pp,-oos,..ass-Ths demand fer all kinds Of
/, .aa.maes good. There Is how
-, M worth noting.
Flry->la Oh Western Bacon hog roun.l
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49, 80. '.ssy Cale-1he above nam. q cap arc
ethinef wear Gail ana sc them
cNo,,.# Nl.LAAi's, - Main, teet.
~ A@'e.'es, l't.t received aud fors. Why
u 4. fEAHk &. PAI.I- -.
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NOLFSkIN HATS

TEE fHF WINDOW rAFlR= =ln-t# aere= sod i f.-ss.
Wy HaHlFUl Htt= S. ie rs 5aJ57f I7 ON ri lfI f5t
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Notice.

AYY wifi, Rrbrcc4 having IN my bed and
w hutW without ClU-ru VI. UtHyrrltiru,
lrinb nIl person, barb 'rIng ter uu my account,
As ,rll not be responsible, rr her duiugs from
nI tier this date. !, is not my intent. u ever
fo tive N,'h her again
Onv,, lut> 80, lSi1. CulvNcy B,rnx.
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II |, lllrn

MARRlED-On the 18th inst, at Oua.
wa, by the Rev. C.. ". BaSsctt. SETH EN-
TON, ESqr., TO Miss MARIA c. BAYLEy. all
of La Sale county.
Our whole troupe took part in discuss.
ing the accompanying documents" Of the
above notice, and unanimously agreed that,
inthe language of the man that pulled The
radiShes, "they can'tbc beat" May the hap
Ply bride always find her Eaton as pleasant
and agreeable as we found the specimen Of
good catia' She sent US.
MARRlED-On the 18th instant, NJ This
place, by NJ. +. HOLSTER, Esq. Mr.. Jouy
SHAW to Mrs. ANNA GARLAND. all of ora.
wa, III.
In Trenton precinct. on the 10th inst, by
VIM. p..2cr, Esq, Mr.. JAcor PETERS, 10
Miss GoNrL PEARSON, all of La Sale co.
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CrocMery /! CroclkcrY,:

yVooM Wooi!-T. l.. Boron-
TON will give the full mArke, value
in cash and trade for any quantity Of
WOOL" at his store in Reddick's Block.
mex, door to tho Pos! Office.
June | /, 1917. 10
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Justices 4 COnstab'es, Attention

gHNHE attention Of Justices and Constable.
q elected to olh'c ON Monday. 81 August.
lsiI. Is directed To sc 10, chap % " Revised
statutes 1915 pns" Slj rs flr,s'
II any Justice ct the Peace NJ Constable shal
not within 20 days after his election W appoint.
rncn'' take the Odih aud give bond ms aforesaid
the sud Justice or Constable shall NJ, h' prtn,u-
ted o'tcr that tlmo 10 ho 50 qualified, or axe hi,
,lld Office uu' the said office shah be- considered
rs vac'n', ,ui sh,ll be- Il .I.i accord. zig
To "h'pte tl- uoccs Wv q c.tr..a .r.. .|...
tinn. hll lhusr having h.rn ri.-Ir.I t,t ....,.
lcsr,h 4 'Ncra. rli NOT N1v..r r. yttf.t.u r..
oaa VI oNcr, or il.l Huud. v.I. u.....r.rp. ...
oliico hriun sHu-liy eyrungr,y,. aal .r..i
nsic4orgi NF tlr nnHvr u.l.f. .rcf.r. .i....
wise n'yea 'a' ueS elections 100. h. rr... I.....
s.rtn MAURICE MURPHY.
CIe'k Co. Cam. Coiui, La Sale Co.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, la Sajlp counts. s., -
la sale Circuit Count, November term. ls57
Wilton Brownell rs Michael Grccu.-At
,Irh M nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20

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may be taken at al hmc,. and in mrst disease, :
in Innlmmrlnry, intcrm,rraut. remdtsn,. bilious,
aud every ijrm "t ENER-jaundicc and Liver
Compl,lnr For Dy-pcp-Il they are really inyal.
uabl' article gradually changing the vltiat,d 49,.
CREATIONS OF the stomach and liver and produ.
eng healthy action 90 those important organs.-
They are very valuable i,r diseases nf the Skin
and Tor what Is commonly called inquiry Of the
Blood; al" i'r Female Complaints, Gosuvrncss,
&c, AMI Tact every disease where an Aprfirni,
Alternative, or purshlHe medicine may be rcqnir.
ed,
Dyspepsia po.ilah'y C7n he cured Nv pcrscyc.
ring use OF THIS Shna,lve, especially II tue Tonic
Ncrmiugc be used IN cnnIuuclion
Prpa'ei MY by Dr.. Jayne, No. 3 South
Third street, Phadclphl,.
For sale hy Walker u Hicklnr. Ottawa. 3