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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

AR. RALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE lhsAT!sf
- the Diseases OF the Genital Vgaus. .he Tsau re-
Of every individual Of both "rs, in i, Eo,"d ~ Pm
the United states anadas Sold als" oy ,ne Hamor 90
,r,n Of Lot md addressed Box s69 Lower Post Office
Rcer OF s''I ost Po''' do 'Hsm
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Sl4 937 Ss9 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register of the Treasury.
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LEGEND FtFTY-FiRST. THE RED CROSS IN PHILADELPHIA \

Toll --to!l-t toll. The State Honse hell, that once rung the bitth-day of Freedom, now te.ied It's knell.
 It was a sad day for Philadelphia, sad day for tho nation, when the pomp of bIifish bauners and the gleau, of British arms were In her streets and along her avenues; when, as far as the eye could reach, the long array of glsfing red coats with the snnbcanss of a clear September day fali- ing on hslm asi euiras', s.liiling uke barnis'cd golJ.
 It was a sal and gieony d,y for tho naaos, whom the Congress wAs f0ced 10 f the oid provincial iowa William Pesn. when the tories par 4dcd the streets with loud hurrshs. with the Brit sh iioB waving overhead. willie the wgs hang ,l.eir hs Iis tn shame and despair.
 Tras, the day w.s cairs and hsigh. eve head 1; true, the sky clear. aad tho nppiag sir sf au. tunsn gave freshness ie the mi d and bloom 10 the cheek true It was. the tity al slise with the glitter of pFocessions, and t.e passing to and fro o vast crowds of people: bat the proccssions were . dishonor to our sof. tho crowds hu-s H io and fro to gaxe upon tho living monuments of the defeat of Brandywins arInedand arr4gsat British jegioas ihronging the streets of Philsdeiphia
 They came marching along tn front of the old State House. on their way to their barracks in the Northern Liberties. The SC se ~As fall fl strange and ssartAng ia'cres. The roofs ef lie Stas Hoase arose clearly in the aatsna aiy, each pesk and nice, each gable-end and corner, show in fnli a1d distinct oatsine, with ise tres ef Independeacs s9aafr towering greeniy in the rcax of tho fabric. whiie up into the clear sky arose the State Heas- sseePir, vlth iss solemn bell of iadepsadrncr. thai but year ago senf forth the ae~s ef beiy to Q tiae ianN. swing Rg welcome to the B ltish hosi "a welccns that sounded kke the funeral kaeil of new world freeiatn. The eslamas ef the army were passing ia front sf niepra aiencs Hall Aaoag CbesaGt stseet, as as ss the eye eoBid see, sheEs
 theElieriag array pf sword and bsyohss, wiih the bEa2ht sunshine faistng the siont forms q ihs British troopers, iaonasAi gailast var sseefs ana blazing with barnishsd caIrass abd polished heim whils banner and pennoa waived gsily ovsras ad.-- There. .rcading tse streets In al the Hush cf vic tory. werc the regiments ef Blush infaasry, wtf the one bold front of fhcr cyin.on attire Aashinl ia the light. with shsis bsyon ts ' sing oveshess like fsrest af steel, sad wish Harks of Brandy wine wTistsa on maAy whisksrss face and bari, cheat.
 with the irrilSngs Of his stsf sre,snd him. ssIs tsfl and st.iletic man, with aisexy frases and
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CALL AT JEFFRIES X SONS For New and Cheap Goo d s.

THE SUBSCRIBERS haze removed from their l old siand to Bender's corner, and have just re- ceiyed in addition to their former stock (and are now opening) beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES. Brown and Bleached Domes,ics,
 7-S heavy Virginia Lowels,
 A. do do do.
 G. Brown Shifting.
 80 pieces beautiful prints. dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety of Mus,ins. Lawns, Grapes. Rough and Ready Bonnets. Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety. Laces. Insertings, Edgings. $c.. ac., of variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimity, and new style of win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c., &c All of which they will sell low for CASH or to punctuaI men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of the country.
 c. l.. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock. Any. 90. ls47. 6i-tf
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N0rA ef ths base lime ard suess of tle EfiA prss-
 cipal meridian,

NWA v the odss tHe ard suess Of tke ffiA pFsn-
 eipaE Mesidian.
 kIaellonAl sections twenty seven and thirty. four north of Arkansas Hver and south Of the Shu,e and fractional section thiriy.Rye. north Of Arkansas river' texeept the southeast quafer,) in township Jour. of range fourteen.
 Township twos of range sixteen.
 AttheLand Office at tcflAMPAGNOLE:,c com. meneJng on Monday, the twenty-eigtsti day of FenfuaTy next for the disposal of the public lands WItbln the aforementioned townships, viz: ISosth 9 tAs ease line and srsst of ihe ih priaci-
 pat meridian.
 Townships iourteen aud 6lteen, of range eleven Fractional township twenty. of range iileen. Fractional township twenty. of range sixteen. Lands appropriated by law Tor The use ( cfschools, military ot other purposes. will be excluded from the sales.
 The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and proceed ia the same order m which they are advertised. with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall have been offered. and the sales thus closed. But no sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
 GIVEN under my hand at the City of Washing ton, thus sixteenth day of October, Anno Domini one thonsard eight hundred and forty. seven.
 BT THE PREsipENT, JAS. K. POLK. RcHARD M. You've.
 C0mnissfoEer cf hs Gsneyai Land O6ice
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Ftnale Drtss.

We sss iveilaed. says ths oasyBsiy Review, ie think that the fsrsaic aaife of ths present dsy s upon the whois, in favorable staie ss tho poef vehement alverat Eef what is called nssuss smi slnsp.:iciiy csv'd 6ssirs. h is casiam ia which they dscss qa;cky,. wslk nimbsy, est pssatifsllx, steop easily ieII graccfuIIy, and ia shsFf Fcsf E
 a the dasiss of ilfs wsthest iet of hiadssg<N The Asad et ,o i,s natural siye, the skia te 1e na&e parity the waist at tie presf re<teH> tk9 ke<le as their rel ieyc. The press is cnieu1a114 lo kk3Ax oai sss naiorai beautirs of the pespes I'll 16e1 8 them has, fai ss we see, fan Y14Ys &I4i1oDmnga nice question We ike theD 0hea ttex w&ve sna How. in . very h<ht el111 ' Y q gssss CT barsse-- rhss iafT k&e Ne snl| SIga tag view: but ws 10 not tik< fB7e6 {a IT Y V teTssi, where they Asp, sr n 5G1 S16. .wl 6S - bsist!ss and shere ibsy tseek TT 1ee9t>3 lhem sf he Pesiireeas d saxeN V ant saese . leEe N ' ths. csp 1s NIl6eal 2 M . Y. sn 11s1 iss IT < 5 fscs tk<l k4al ~ ~istxAt I'll esss TT " el1I.r sAssx Assass ea \ sss \ sssa A
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Little Rock, le47.
PROSPECTUS OF TIE Register.

"ITH tho commencement ofthc 30th Congress-,
 w wc propose to continue tho Congressional Register on the same plan as published during the last session. 1t will contain full and accurate re- port of the business proceedings of Congress, to- gether with sketches of the debates witch take place in each house. The next Congress will be one of the most important whicA has assembled for years, and il is determination to give to the peo- pie complete history of their proceedings and at such lew price that every person who takes an interest In the acts of that body can procure copy It is believed that the lst session of the 30th Con- gress will continue least eight months; and we therefore propose to issue weekly, on a mammoth sheet octave form, the proceedings at the unprece- dentcd low rate of one dollar per copy for the session.
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Notice to prc.Emptiou flaimaut,.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any lands within the limits fhe townships and parts oi townships above enumerated is reqp fred to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, ana :rake payment therefor. soon as practicable ger seeing ais aoes and before the day appointed for the mencement of the public sale of the lands embrae. ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
 Coamissioasy of hs Geleyai Land Ogscs.
 Nov. 8, 1877. 9-ISw
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ND,H>MGzEo

VHNHE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman, will 1 continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant ly hand full and we'll assorted stock of Grocc- ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c, &c, ali of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, pcltries, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, le47 I9-tian
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pee. 6. lsi
HUTT & PARSEL

HAVE just reed per Steamer Wm. Armstrong HI from Cincinnati.
 e5 bbls reetifed whiskey,
 best old bourbon ditto,
 " monongaheia 1iito, 25 kegs nails assorted sizes,
 :. flooring brads.
 bales cotton yarn.
 g. basting, 10 boxes star candles. s5 plough plates,
 keg horse shoe nails. leg dox kitchen shovels X tongues. e5 pr common ire-dogs, A large assortment rcaLd, square k lat bar iron, of all sizes. Two tons assorted castings all low for CASH. Little keck, 9 Nov. is1 l.-M
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Ff6m Mf Phlodesps'a fafSrdfy Clrrifv. LEGENDS OF THERETOLUTION.
 TIE BiTTLE-CR0JyDS--y0. l.
nY GEORGE LrppaRp.

"And whcn scrvile Fraui stalks tlrougi the land, ani geaps staryes in his cell while upstari Iubeos.ity rides abroad in csurio's; when man Is degenerate. pubic faith ii hs ken, psbac honor violated, the viii we ies forth lnio the awf Il shadows of the Past, and from th. skeletons of The battle. s evoke the spirits of that giant iir Ca l. ing upon the4r forms of unreal ma esty for the mighty secret which made them tie man gods of ihat of h igh d-c'ls and gisEoas pur,oscs, rHE GuosrLY pAsr"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-24

We commend to the attention sf cur readers tI,o snhioinea letter ef the Hon. Lrwis cAss, copied 'fsem the Washington Union of she sEas alt. t is a beautiful and lucid exposition of the sound and well digested opinions of distinguished ei,i1eh up- on questions cf all shoFbing interest to tho whole
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urARKANSAs RANNE E R
 puBLrsHED WEEKLY. ry REARDON X GARRITT, [ rHREE DOLLARS A YEAR Al IN ADVANCE.
urus,s OF ADvERTIsISG.

OF
 .orare of 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 .o,I.n. and FIFTY CENTS for eaeh con'inn- s'.--over 10 lines, and not exceeaIng lo, 70 oe hee-V'.' sc,aye and halE.--oyer IS, and not ex ...5ine 20, 1.-two squares--anu ," 'nA' P'oPotuo'' eesIi iasssr advertisements.
 for sdvertisements 10 be paid for in advance,
 " WI"ot n sssumed by some responsible person. paymen' ;nd;v;dual account, at the above rates,
 Mne. .o ss0 and under Sl0O, in one year. dis amount oe ss per cent. will be made; and when 1t eOun. ,o siOO or upwards in the same period, snOu" nnt of ssl per cent. will be male. No dcduc- hovreycr, will be made if payment be deferred .So yeST shalt have exPiFed nor wih any re. Sae,on be made on iegAi aa'ef'iselnen's' tequlieV su'. ,.r ,o be published.
 by ia" vC CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR. .v.seding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, S2O. 80 |" go 50 !" !" 50.
 ,u ,dyertsements. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, ,s or sO lines, as the case may be, subject to the sh,rges and discounts first mentioned; and no con s, these rates for less term than year. No 'Ss,on for occasional omissions; and all contracts Sr tbs year to be paid in advance.
 O' STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. ro, ,o lines. or less, each additional 'S months, SC square, , S1
 10 .s
 All standing advertisements VIII pc charged a' tnt t.., entioned rates, unless contract be made when ,a, fo insertion and must be paid for in advance.
 No person will be announced for any office, either ,,y. state, or county, without the advance payment of five dollars.
 poI;,ical circulars will be charged as advertise msn,s and payment required in advance.
 Nh job win hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until psic for. her of insertions desired otherwise they will be tinued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 nt No variation will be made from the above rates Single number of the paper, l2i cents.
 All letters must be post-paid, or they will not re- ,eive any attention
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Washington, Dec %, l8i7 Cesftemsn-Agreeably to your request, place at your disposal copy of the letter to which you TO- ferrcd.
 With great respect, am, gentlemen, your ob svt.,
 LEWIS CASS. Hon. J. Thompson. ". s Fcaihersien, wm. Saw yer, T. J. Turner, ". W. Wick, ]. L. Robinson, s. Foote, Howell Cobb, A. ". Ycnable, D. S Dickinson.
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country.
'wasnlxarur. nrn aa is,r.

WAsHixoruN, Dsc. 9, l617. Fir: We have learned. through various channcls. that letter has besn recently addfcssed by you to distinguished citizen Of Tennessee, delaSaiivc of your views on the subject of the Wtimot P,oyiso. = Having heretofnrr rrnd win hirh satisfsction what has enansied, tn different fuFtts, from Messss Bu ehanan and Dallas R ogposiifes to tks Prorsso. and believing hatthe promulgaiIon of sound views from leading democratic statesmea canno, bc without good ect at thistie In facilitating the settlement of the moulcntous question al0ded fo, we take inc liberty of requesting that you will If not disagree able to yoafsef allow your letter referred to, to bc published in the Union.
 We have the homer to be, Se, Re-,
 J. THOMPSON.
 W.SFEATHERSON
 WI. SAWYER.
 THOS. J TURNER, ssa&s 4. WNWs WICK.
 J. [. L.ROBfNSoN,
 II. 8 FOorE,
 II COBB,
 A. W. vENABLE,
 D. $. DICKINSON. Hnu IrwI. C..s
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THE WEEKLY UNION FOR THE sEssIos.

This publication Is not only the cheapest. but it contains more valuable reading matter than is to be found in any other Weekly published at the same price in the country. Besides the politics of the day, ii contains all the late and important news, both foreign and domestic; and its com- merc;al articles ares not equalled. It wifi also contain complete syHopticai summary of the proceedings of both Houses of Congress, and be furnished to subscribers at the low rate of One dollar and twenty-fiye cents per copy for the session.
 Clubs will be furnished with ten copies for Sl0. Allsubscriptionsm must be paid in advance. POsTMAsTERs, by sending us five sub. scribers for either of the above pubiica. tiOns, will be entitled to one copy GRATIS. Subscription price of Daily Union per year, $lO % Subscription price of Semi-Weekly, published
 tri-weekly during the sessions of Congress, 5 co Subscription price Weekly, ? %
 Clubs will be furnished with
 copies of tho Daily for $i0 % do Semi-weekly % co 10 do do r- 35 % do Weekly % 10 do do l5 60 DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS may forward us money by letter, the postage which will be paid by us, and all risk assumed hy ourselves in its safe transmission,
 Postmasters are authorized to act as our agents; and by sending us five DAILY subscriptions with $50 enclosed. or five sEMf-xvEEK LY snbscri. bers with $25 enclosed. or five WEEKLY sub scribers with $l0 enclosed, will be entitled 10 one copy of the same edition as they furnish us sub- scribcrs for, GRATIS.
 NOTICE-Newspapers, by publishing our prospectus, with this notice attached, until the lst of December next will receive. during the next scs. sion of Congress, the Congressional Register and Tri-W eekiy Union.
 RITCHIE & HESS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-19

M'o, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing 427 acres ; miles north o
Ottawa, on The stale road 22j acres improved
rs olumher dwell NJ houses, onc log the 9th,
r. good frame, with well, wood.house and els.
ten; $50 fruit trees many Of them hearing;
good lrlmc barn aal she'd and stationary thre.h.
ing machIuci The farm i. well watered with liy.
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por
lions, liberal credit will be given on par, of tn,
purchase money.
n Bwem Cnmy.-Scc Sc l7,nrll, easr
OF the ilh principal meridian.
IN Gu"dy C,n"'y Sc ar 9, 81, 6 hfsv
qr 10, 30, s
hWH Cgm'g--E hfsN 81, 81, .; sw #. q,
5, 30, o.
The above Lands will be- sold CHEAP. Or
most Of which, hy PAVING onc.luurh down, tim,
will he given on the balance.
Nov 26, GEO II. NORRIS.
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stone Quarry.

VEyHE subscriber would inform builders and
Others whom !, may concern, Tint he is
now opening STONE QUIRRY 3! miles
south east Of Ottawa. where be will be ready at
all times to supply all o'dcrs tie may receive.
lie is also prepared To execute masonry and
stone cutting in all ia branches, and will war
rent his work, for durability aud finish, not To-
he surpassed by any one,
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks ht
past isvota, aud would inform tie public that he
has leased tho quarry On the school section near
this place, formerly worked by Ssneers, aud
will hereafter be prepared to Furnish all order.
from ha,Quahe
n. B. lie will also furnish Tor building
Cups, SiHs, Pillars, Pi'asrs, md Columns, su.
pcrior TO any botctnfuo used.
'"uay 20, 1913, u. CORRlGAN.
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Marble anh stone yard.

IN LYONS wouli inform the inhabitants ol
l V.Ouawa uulsurroundug county that he
has established himself m the above business in
Ottawa on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Wcs,'s livery stable, where he will he able To fur.
nlsh to order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line of business.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lSiI
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Mnicr pOMCr for Sale.

Valuable Wmr Pogitge, an For R,rcr, .fuy
miles aloy DIypn, 0nd me mile from 'iack
,raicr navigation IN The FecdCr NJ The Hiny,,
amt Michigan caHGL
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross the rlvcr Mt the above place, is now
prepared to sell or lease wa,cripr manufacturing
purposes. a saw mill is in operation, aud a
grlst aud nou'ur mill IN progress Of erection It
Is located IN the midst yf an extensive whcnt
and wool growing country, and offers every in.
duccmcut for the above business and also fora
WOODEN factory or any mechanical or mauuiIc.
turing establishments where water power Is rc.
quled. a village plat is aid out, and lots are
Offered ON reasonable terms. A black smith and
wagon maker would find IT desirable location
and good tavern or boarding house would do
well. For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa Dec TO- lSi7 GEO MANN
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iilroilincs.
GREAT WESTERN. or
Compound Mandrake Pills.
For The Cure Of all Diseasas incident
10 The Uesitrn States.
uNprR THE PATRONAGE OF TRE NORTH AME
hltNN CoLLiGk ~ HTAITH. IsrAB-
il~HEn Ar WASHINGTON,
JANUARY !, 1876.



why s'nu TO LaroPes distant shore
r., VI r''h'' 'h'' grow at our own doors
'"N' ''ns's'rht win philosophy aud TON
Wv" s'nSc 'u"' Tor Tue same reason that the
',I' ~ ""''n we grew our hr'i breath Is ever
t', W., & Su,'u 10 our rnns"'n'i'rt the pro
,'., ,''"' '''r'"'' "'' th' most grateful {" our
"9 a'r ',y, n,'n"', I'aS'S w"ha poeu-
-, '~' "'',' ' VI 'l' "hei' the "ani
nb,i.,L, n...,.,s ,'r' WI '"' hHuy locust
meal .trcr,ir,Jrs ''J'!' "''''" on
Ifhcn, an all.bcu,Gccut Providence hnseou.,
'u''d 81" cl''c come elton between the almeurary
poJ"c, ,s '', '' ~, , "r" tue n',nss such
that those articles which are attended by tina,
same Providence f,r The removal oldisca,,, should
m' ,1';',,t !" ,oS sa"r 'N'g"N In Other
Juccs within incll m,dicroI l,,h. G,IIy comm.
nnl TO cure every disease rucId,mlo that coGn
ny ,I.,.,.:....,..,:.,.,.,..
myalnahIe medicine AFTER yca. r,i' NJ ,oy ,c.
uea,ov end scientific research. has blythe br,,,.
u d M faN HN
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLl & BAILEY

gbEfURN thanks To the public l"r the liberal
epa,ronagc extended TO them, and would state
talt thry have removed to the nth side of the
City lIo,o, to lh" building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCauy They have
procured the latest
FdR and UHiicr Eo,hiapy.
direct from NeS York, which will enable them
10 make mp garments IN the most fashionable
style. Work win be- done in the best manner,
and all garments made to III,
Ottawa, Oct 30. lSi1
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TO THE LADIES,
The Genuine Balm of Columbia, for
kcstorinC the lInir.

II / n 7, 4, u tlstS
III. r,--.....-
"' y ,,''''' pam ~ no."'hoI'' loF
restoring the HAIR.
Long hl'f Is glory lo woman cay, laul
g., Ana alt ir'' the truth ct ih' rl'us quotation;
W. Do ''.." I''''>--N Ut -l''E may h'I'
'"'r'~ you protect 1t with ,A- preparation,
{ YOU wish rich, IuNurau' head Of hlit
irr from dandrut and scurl, do not fan to
procure o." genuine l''m OF Columbia. In ca
So OF 'a."'c'S IT VIII more ihan exceed YOUR
''P'''a'l'h'' Many VINO have lost thor hair
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u. c.ar by 'Hs .ulu,h'r comedy. }uavca.
-'-"l lE'rrn go. hc nuri rhr most pleasant
NH'N 'N'' ''h ice r''J. \ ir. anpur1'ious only
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q
White Sve'linrs. Inflammation, rain in
the back. weak limbs. tender or >urc feet.
and all scroiulouS sore, are >r.flily and
permanently cured bv Curr1T Niartrol
Pain Extractor. Affection, Of the l.rr,.
a-ue in the face. breast. tic drlrrea,,,.
chronic sore eyes, blister surface. be. Itis
equally beneficial in all Kind, Of iuiammatc-
" diseases, such rs sore NIPPLES and eyes.
,prains, rheumatism. " bite swelling and nj
Gers, bruises burns. chiIbains, o- >iptlas.
bic>. Sc, will quickly be relieved ty the
application this Salvc, This remarkable
sandtvc possesses many virtues ucver found
in any other article. II has the most per.
feet power over all pains by FIRE. positively
allayiu- the suffering almo>, Immediately
upon il application.
Lgarg.I G-t W.y.rs dim r.Y-l,,
l>t-For colds and irveri>h feelings and
preventing fevers 2d-For asthma, liver
complaint and bilious Affections. 3d-For
diarrhua, indigestion and loss Of annette.
.lth-For cos,ivenesS in females and males.
and nervous complaints. 5th-Tor stomach
affections. dyspepsia piles, rheumatism. sc
The aren't POINTS are. il !, not hardtniakc.
never gives pain and never leaves one cos
1--WE. OF al laCNt iattll-N II IS warranted
UnequaIlod.
D.. Lor-s'I's Juao CnGcjor yr,r-rrf'~s r1yrr.
For both male and fcmale-preS,rihcd as
an cilcctual restorative in cases Of debility.
impotency. or barrenness, and all irregular.
tues of nature.
Dnf..ye
Use DR. McNair's Acoustic OIL, for ihc
cure Of deafness. Also, those disagrccablc
noises like the buzzing Of insects, falling Of
water. whia2ng of steam, which are symp-
toms of approaching deafness. Many per.
sons who have been deaf for ten. fifteen, or
twenty years, and were subject to use ear.
trumpetS. have. after using one or two bot.
Ties. thrown aside these trmpctS. being
made perfectlv well. Price ST pr flask.
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For snlc ar toilet.

FARM, situated near the canal, six miles
~. from this place and nine miles from Peru,
containing $40 ncras, 60 acres improved, log
house, &c. For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber, northwest corner of,hc public square.
Ol,avs, nov -, lst7. A, W. MAGJl.L.