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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19
By Telegraph for the 81. Louis Union.
Congressional.
WAsnINoroN, August 8.


SENATE.-The Senate was called 10 or
der and proceeded 10 the consideration OF
the morning business.
Mr.. Atherton, from the Committee on
Finance, reported The House bill making
appropriations for the army, with sundry
amendments.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, Of Mary
land, the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion, and after some time spent therein, the
doors were opened.
On motion of MIR. Felch, the Senate
took up and considered bill granting al
ternate sections OF land in Michigan for
improvements.
On motion of Mr.. Breese, the Senate
took up the consideration of bill author
izing the sale of reserved public lands.--
The bill was read third time and pass
ed.
The Senate then took recess till l.2
p. NJ.
HhtPost frc,P. M.-The Senate re-as-
sembled.
The Oregon bill was taken up and made
the order of the day for tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Atherton, the Sen
ale took up the consideration ofthe amend
ments to the Army bill, to wit, authoriz-
ing the payment Of arrearages TO Col.
Fremont, for his services and expenses of
his operations in California, under Com.
Stockton; which amendments were con-
cured in.
HousE.-The House resolved itself in
to Committee Of the Whole, and took up
the consideration of tie River and Harbor
bill. Messrs. Holmes, of S. c., Pallrey
and Outlaw, addressed the Committee.
Tie debate was closed by Mr.. Hunt
The committee then rose and reported the
bill TO the House with sundry amendments,
which were concurred in, and the bill or
dered 10 be engrossed.
The House again resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole, and took UP the
bill making appropriations Tor Light-hou>-
es.
Mr.. Houston, of Delaware, opened the
debate, and made a political speech. He
defended the Compromise bill Of Mr.. Clay
ton, and reviewed the message of the Pres
ident vetoing the River and Harbor bill.
After he concluded, the Committe rose,
and the House took recess till l-2
p. NJ.
AT half past fire the House re-assem
bed and took up the consideration of tie
amendments OF the S enate TO the civiland
diplomatic appropriation bill.
The amendment providing for the payment
for the Amisted slaves, was considered
and non-concurred in.
The light house bill was then taken up,
considered and passed.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19
STATE OF MISSOURI. } .

STATE OF MISSOURI, }
CoUNrY OF HrNRY. oS.
In The Circuit Court, in uacofion, .Aueu,t
10Th, lS4S.
MEADY WHITE,
PATIENCE WHITE.
TO PATIENCE WHITE:
YOU are hereby notified that the said
l. complainant Meady White, has COM
menced in the Circuit Court of Henry
county, a suit by bill, praying to be divor.
ced from the bonds Of matrimony hereto.
fore contracted with you, and alledeine
as causes therefore, that you have, With
out cause, absented yourself for more than
the space of two years, and that Won are
required to appear before the said Cirot,it
Court, on the first day Of the next term.
which win commence at the Court.house'
in said county, on the fiih Monday afler
the fourth Monday in September. l9ss.
and answer the said bill, or the same wilI
be taken as confessed.
Test:
F.A. PINNELL, Clerk
o - BY v.N. JoEEs, d. C.
augi9-Sw-20.-Prs. fee SO 90.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19

In In IS48 the vote will be over three
millions.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19
{ TO wit:
of
county

county
| hereby certify that Esq, be-
fore whom the foregoing affidavit was
made, and who has here,lnto subscribed
his nome, was at the time of so doing,
Justice of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, duly commissioned and sw orn.
~ In testimony whereof, l have
.. hereunto set my hand and affixed
=. the seal of my Office, as Clerk OF
u the court of
~~~said county, this day of lS48.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19

hGI hGCEN L a v Id ELE.C Ell.
.Monifeau Jos. NJ. Gibson.
Saline-Geo. c. Bingham*-W. gain.
Holoard-H. w. Smith.
81. Charles Judge Miller-D. gain.
Wdrren-H. Griswold*- gain.
CallO,ray-W. Fl. Bailey
Chariton-D. G. Sanders.
Miller john Brockman.
Cooper--Benj. Tompkins.*
.4udrain-A. B. Tinsley.
81. Louis-T. F. Risk, M. S. Cerre,
H. Walton, Jos. Sale-D. gain of 3.
Cole--John Enloe.
PeftiS-A. Fristoe.
Morgan - Cole-D. gain.
Osoge-C. II. Gregory.
Franklin-C. B. Hinton.
.fndreu-- = Jones.
Buchanan - BreiZ.
Platte--Oden,* whig gain; Rob
inson.
Lafoyefic--J. P. Campbell.*
Jackson +. Smith.
Johnson Greer,* whig gain.
Ray-E. B. Ewing--D. gain.
CarroH-W. W. Compton--D. gain.
Bo0e-W. +. Swilzler.*
Randolph-- - Oliver.*
.Nodauoy- - Brown.
Benton-D. c. Ballou.
Polk-B. F. Robinson.
Greene-T. b. Neaves.
.AtchiSon--Dr. Aull.
81. CIair-J. T. CrenShaw.
Henry-J. w. Fitzhugh,* w. gain.
Hickory-J. B. Holbert.
LincOln--Richard Womack.
Clark-Isaac N. Lewis
st. Francois Bogy,* W. gain.
Crowford-John Hyer.
Monroc--Walter Robinson.*
.Nontgomery- Bakers
Jasper--- Mulagen.
Laurence Taylor.
Dade--J. C. Prlce,* w. gain.
Barry--A. S. Harbin.
Camden Hawkins. '
Shelby John McAfee.
Marion Rhodes.*
Lewis- - Woodyard.*
Sic. GeneUieve-J. b. Clardy..
Ralls--Wm. Newton.*
Bates--John McHenry.
Cedar--Robt. Jordan.
0zark-Robt. Hicks.
Dallas-GeO. w. Henson.
1aney- - Bass.
Wright -Robt. Montgomery.
JeferSOn-- Bowles.
Ns,cton-Joel E. Woodward.
Those marked thus " are Wings.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19

Increase Of Votes.-The popular vote
since 1928, for President, has been as fol.
lows:;
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19

RoNNETS-B BoNNETsl I'VE have :
Dlew oonnets yet left, (which we will sell
at cost to close the lot--calI soon.
augo BENNETT TlkfSHEPARD. d
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-19
SENATOR'S ELECTED.

Ho,rard & ChGrtton--C. F. jackson.
Lafayette, Johnson, Van Buren 6. jack
son-Dr. Burtis-Dem. gam.
Cooper g. .Moniieu- Da, id Jones-dem
gain.
Cole, Miller s. .Morg0n-E. L. Edwards
81. Charles g. Lincoln Voolfolk dem
gain.
81. Louis-Miron Leslie-dem. gain.
Jasper, Ne~tOn, Barry & Laurence "A.
Landers. Elected to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the removal of VIM. c. Jones
from the State.
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IcmIIe Influence.


Wheup pulpit eloQuence has failed to touch
the stony heart Of sinful man, then may the
kind voice and angel smile Of y,liuous
woman melt him TO christian gcutlcncSS.
When the forensic thunder Of the orator is
unable to turn the fallen inebriate from the
dark paths OF misery AMI ruin, then may
the gentle and bright eyed maiden take hs
trembling hand and lead him TO the rosy
bowers oI temperance, and, by her sweet
persuasion, inspire him to stand erect fore
high heaven, and swear tie sacred oath OF
eternal Sobriety.
le diyines aud philanthropists when you
see an Grant sou Of genius rushing head
long downthe fatal steps Of vice and di,si-
patton, aud all the arrows Of truth aycrlcL
from his fortified heart by the braHcn armor
of passion and skeptiesm, take him kindly
10y the hand and lead him 20 your homes, and
there introduce him to the christian society
OF your virtuouS sisters and gentle laugh
tiers, and, like the hallSt0nc fallen IN Il gar
den where the warm sunshine revels among
the flowers, his icy heart will melt into a
crystal stream Of christian love. aud, being
thus placed in TIE society Of the pure and
,iriuous, the better principles Of his nature
~ill bloom forth in all thcirbcauty aud love-
illness.
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Also, highly Improved FARM on Indian
Creek, continuing i97 acres. 10 mile. noul OBJ,
Ottawa, on the stat" road - acres improved.
IS %! timber, dwelling houses, ouc log the o.h-
cf good tame, wIh we'll, wood-hou-c ard c--
TEN; 100 itUI' trees many OF ,hrm bearing; ,
good lrmc barn and shed auI stationary thrc.h-
ing machine The farm a. well wai,reL with live
ing springs, and by Indian Geek. Tie farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por-
tons liberal crcdi, will be given on part OF the
purchase money.
In E"eqI Cowiy.-Scc 80 .tI7,ntll. cast
OF the iDh principal mepdan
IN Grmdy Cy"y Sc Or Q, s., 6; c br sv
" II, 81 6.
HNW Coua'y,-E Afsw 81, 81, Q; sw Fl. ar
g, 80, o.
The above Lands viii he sold chcrp. On
most Of which, 10y paying onc-fourh down, time
will We given on the balance.
Nov 81. GEO II. NORRIS.
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Our Mary.

II is long time since we last gave oui
readers any poetry from the pen of on
MARY. II was not because we Ind forgot
ten her or she Us. There are "mystcrgs'
sometimes about a printing office that the
Vulgar worhl need misunderstood. Suffice
1t to say we have lost none of ou, apprccia-
ton of Mary's poetry and ", imagine 'uat
the following specimens, with mauy other,
that we shall shortly give, viii show that
orr appreciation Is not unmcrird.
o Thou who can-t de- !lelytrs spas,
Aud cllml'a i?s.,..n,
| m9u-p1,r. lr.al. t,I,.E mIu,
Too proul 10 worship !h'c!
O'rhon who cn.t whole world create,
tciugrut God % day
j. nrni, 10 lII- degraded state,
Ton PouI jo"mihy sway!
Net ,hou, o iorll hl.twllcl also,
Or ririt wou NOT hc;
AMI whore /, mortal p1n below
So wise 90 counsel Tuy.!
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II A II SION FOU Z.

Aud STAGE OTTiCE---0u1wa, III.
II ME undersigned has purchased tue above
Z House, and repaired an furnished II IN q
proper manner for int rate H1tcl liis sjtll-
tel djwcfIy 10 font of the Cuur, HJusr. and i-
conycnleu, Tor aIi those having business canucc.
tel with the public Offices; aud Is ia the cro'rr
# the business part Of the town. The stage OF
ice irr the different routes is kept At th3 house.
The house is large and roomy, and Is capah't
VI accommodating all those who may favor him
with q call. Attached to the house t. comfort
,a'c and convenient stable.
Fmm his long acquaintance and eyporicuce o
he business, and uuCmiiirl cyet,ion, 10 please
he hopes TO receive q liberal share Of patronage.
OunNa. bee 3. 1917. Il. THORN.
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Our saIma nnoi.

49, r~-sl,r< es~-r~
'.SALxAGuxnl!' Whats thatl Webster defines is
10 be palalablc di-h composed Of "a mixture Of
chopped meat, picked crnngs oil, onions, vinegar
&c" Just whit we intend TO make Of this corner
"a dish composed of every variety Of ngtedi,nt.,
vet palatablc il possible, 10 all,
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Why are the wings better soldiers than
the MeX'cans? Because they are r,taniag
Gen. Taylor.
Sim doing smashing business" as the
milkman's horse said the otherday when he
run away with the milk wagon.
Why is our toll bridge the most cunning
thing in the world9 Because it "concs it,
over the For.
Why is llolbrook meddlns with our en-.
linary ailairs9 Because he Is after our Cook.
Why is Dckcy. opposed to all chairmak.
-, ~~afars sitting ON the bench
Why is Sim an eDtcrprislng iiadecsT,,n,"',n" :
Because he Is doing spiriicd business.
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'rO.,n g'rOpCrty Cor Naic.

7 he n " q q IN /, N MOCK IS,W Iho0T'47.
nll town Of Ottawa, having forty feet FRONT
on Cpual and - l,rt front "n la sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house, and other
out buildings thereon, being the promises At PIE
scut used Ivy Mr. Phelps inr store and by Dr..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession xiv
en- the first Of April next Title good. Enquire
Of the subscriber, Ggcn, for the owners.
my 2G. ~ ]. w. \. HOES.
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300 VnriciicS OF Apple.

300 Varieties ct Apple.
Md Great variety 81 Pears, l',umns, aud Cher
ucs, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and mp
proved Ncrscrlc, ia the Union, embracing near
ly all the standing vauctirs in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which /, l. confident.
ly believed, c,uuot fail to suit the most delicate
aud 'ciinel paldtes.
he subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the aycairsi rwiCig dnR most spiCuGtf rs
NurimtW TO be found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from to , years of acc, and ranging
from to feet in height, aud we'll ptopurioncd.
1t Is believed that the lnmenahlc rrmissncs-
on the part OF farmers, every where Observable
in planting fruit trees is mostly attributable TO
the almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been triusplantcd from distance.
aud the lhruus root. IN which the tree relics lot
lis nulrment have become dead from too long
exposure 10 dry oir or severe irosts after taking
them up, either OF which Is fatal to It's growth.
But these embauassmcnts no longer exist. The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vicinity
with the number aud variety he wishes grow n
in the same soil ani climate In which thew are
10 he iransplantc,l.
II the trees are taken up in the spring, /,
should be done soon after the lros, is on, ortho
ground--at all erents, before the leaf begins 10
put forth. II taken mp IN the fall, they should
be buried until spring.
Apple trees al the Nursery IL! cents: nll 9th.
or kinds, - cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. Is, lSiS-ly.
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TO NlEEEEssS,

q eRiCES OF boiling clothes reduced, No. 9
to 90 per yard, GO inches wide, best
braads,) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to 81 10 Tor No. |. 1t eau be sent hv mail a,
same rate of postage as letters, vi2a 10 cents pr.
ounce for 300 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
Tor all distances beyond, (wc hing about , ~,
per ynm) A large supply of Burr Will
stones, Screen aud Fam Min Vine, Porm-
bio Mills, Plaster, etc., etc, on hand. No. II ,
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, ST. Louis lDlil G.% C.TopD.
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Tor plants that r.., IA ,.t.,. nan. .I..-i
Ert ,.h,r c,n.I-,.r, ,.rl ,r.l..,,t,'.'J
mon .rr-rtl,li f., ,h... 80. -, ','' go"
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an.rrA. boz, ,u,,,l f,,.,,, ,,.,i., ','''" - ever
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utr,i sn close , rorI,,.in,, be- ,,,,,,h ,l,,',t,,
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n,. Ic ira, ih,, thr. t..r ,nd m,,,r,n.s ,,oIn
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Tarnsin% LAND for safe.

1ztiiE Sc 4 OF sec II, Il, - g, 100 acres.
4 Wing on the state rond. recently LAID out
from Ottawa north ,u Indian Creek aud about
iuur miles north of the town. The land is ct
good quality, aud dry, rolling prairie The o"-
T. :. who is now in the s,ntc, l. ar yioua u sell
tho above tract, and will fcmaia here t'r few
months. Time will Toe given Tor portion q the
purchase money. Enquire OF
Ottawa, may ~. 1917 ]. Y. \. HOES.
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nlc0iciltcs.
The Arabian's Wade MeCum.

.laj~ NsUd.io arabian Preparation. ltr luls
tJrm tlgrr wandering mode OF ulr, pr, yl;rn 90
hct,d with distressing dl-,I-r., and also ..IIr,
.p accidents Of the most severe kind; 'nu.Dlu,n'
.y they would rruuuc uu external application
IF great uItuc % u.lt,t % cure, This alone mu-
rr1t't -oiiiul compound COS t''Ina iwTrru,
IA matter "I vial Importance % l."W-yl,'-, aUd
lN' We" h"""n care atd a'''guHa ihr, U'r'.v
ulyn ih'u h'l"s,~' noted i'' beauty Hnd r. ,ra
must "'-' Increase ia,t 'tsI, SEQ Vussr.s % teal
. ii N'II',|' bu'wrr'.
. d. '- "'H Nu""n ihNl iur N.'..NH 300 .H'"us
students u' botany, AND 'H, ''r'I. aUt ...ani. \
''-''" "''" rhN.N '"' P.~.'' "."u... VIA
I'Ir li'''S "hd GLORIOUS WOODS whence thN
l'''." NOSE gums 'n' l'H.'.h' h. AIMS ct
Ir'A '".' 'h'.M ,.h' iUhIH'1j o. r.wp'.ri.
''N'7 o','''l '-''' 'H' ".-. ''"''."'"".'
'''f '' '"'"'"''-h. one 'trN''u'n renewing
''. '..7' ''e'" pam, ana u commune" use 'Iir'.
""- cures. oil cases 81 long -l'''wE 'nd "i the
+""'', S''"'N. D." ''-, "i I"N. "' ''' uW'.,
'' I'.'N'' Vs. u '''N'- al .'r H.a+"' 90 remedies
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NITROUS '''' '' "''''' """'" ,ur l.'' IH.
,"''N waste" away '''''. nu.ulra h"l 'h,
Guy '"'n "" '"' ""I. ""d l"" b"h Irnd'''d use
".> ''.' '"n''' ".'"4, "'- E""'rI" "'d'r'nr
,,''''"'" i'''' AUS restore" r'rElth "'"' hrt
Us H'J'. !" '",'"".- "' "r rl''r' "'"s
''>'' .' . l'''' S''',"''E h,N'"2 '''" 'H'"'N
''"'' 10 your own 7'''. '''n'" ,h' rare qualities
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A smart negro, is Pete. lie not only can
'talIt the languages" but he is quite n
Shakspeareau. The other evening he was
found in a certain back yard, and being
threatened by one Of the kitchen sills with
a demonstrating if he didn't "leavc the Dig
gins instantcr," he took of his fashionable
Russia rabbit, and, making a polite bow,
with all the pathetic eloqleuce of Forrest,
or Murdoch, or WemySs, burst forth in the
following touching appeal:
"Nt.kc NO NOT iurmy campr1ian
The -hadoNtl livery Of TIE bimishi sun.
To whom am nrithh0r, an near bred
Ering me tlu nju.l creature upuiWLrlluu.
Where PhI'ln} five scare ll,lWs ilic ir.rI.s
And let Us make jn,-iou for your love.
Toproyc Whose blood is rrllcsl, his " ml.s
tell the, lady, this aspect OF mine
ilnih tcaTi the valiant; ly my love. swear
The best regarded virgins oi uurrmr
lave loved It too ! woul not rhanr, OBI. bu..
Except to stead your thought, my geut,r lady.
Kitty actually blusAed, and remark ed that
Pete was "apoweriul smart nsgcl.p
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a.ls.;EN's Mills.

Il ME above Mills have lust un.
C%5FtNs7 dcrgonc thorough repairs,
E.ss / Isganj are now in full operation, with
SAsGsS,ssli Sir rHn Of BWrs,
new Boltlng Cloths, aud all the necessary fix.
lures tor Unnuihcturng wheat in the very best
manuel; and having none but experienced and
accommodating millcrs, together With the whole
business being conducted by the personal atcn.
ton Of hts son, y. GRErS, be hopes To give &C..
neral satislaclpn; and as he has been to great
cypanac IN making his mills second to none in
the western country, he hopes 90 receive, as
hcie,oiorC,n liberal share Of public patronage.
Merchant aud Custom work will be lh,nkiully
received md strictly attended Ia at all time.
(Sundays cXccplcd)
Cash paid Tor Wheat, Flour Barrels aud
Cooper stun JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON Oct % AZ
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following touching appeal :

\ country chap, miniliatcd in the mys;c.
ries OF town life, having heard of the pccu.
liar virtues OF soda water, detcrmucd the
other day 10 invest the sum of one half dime
III that commodity. So going into Thomp.
sons, he called for .'livc cents worth of SO.
da water," at the same time laying an cdi.
ton Of that coin on the counter.
"What kind of syrup, sir?" politely en-
CURED Kent
"Soda caicr said, Idont want any Of
your syrup"
"You take it clear, them"
NCcrtainly; | want the real simon pure.n
80 Kent took up one of those "wholc soul
tumblerS that are characteristic of that cs.
tablishment, and, turning the crank Of the
fountain, filled il up to OVERLOOKING with the
eliervcscent fluid; aud seeing that his Gus
TONER was rather vcrdant, he admonishcd
HIM to "be quicA." end drink it before tho
gas escaped.
"Ill be daned if You get that hot ,ull
down me. You must think I'm fool"
lie waited until the cllervcscCncc hal
ceased, and being assured that instead Of
het, II was as cold as ice, he took the glass,
ana alter cautiously sticking his finger iutu
IL 10 sec II it would burn, he ventuted to
taste 1t, and being satisfied tina; it was the
"reai simon pnre," he g,lpcdt down. But
he thoashtitwasn't"halfw what il was crack
cd up to be.n
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NImrbIc ul,d NiUuc N:,rd.

LYONS would inio,m The iphpblanis ol
b.Orawa aud surrounding country THAT he
has established himself ia The above husncss IN
Ottawa, on Columbus Il, directly opposite Geo.
WrT's livery stable, where he will he able to fur.
nlsh 70 oljcr tomb sinnes, monuments, tables VI
h"f "'n'' hin'u ~ ~ ,i"s " bus,usta
Ottawa, Sepl. u lSlL
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Gotls
Fox River :iou>e

Z -. FOX siiTtf House.
10 Ot,aWI, I'll. go
sNilS popular r-rM'.'mrur D., nov lu tu
% Grafton, aui It's accommodations ar, ,n.
lruDr 10 nome 90 lhr country Tn,pil,r, SO.
always Gni rhr ub.c surTh,J With ,uu.cc game.
aud every d,'.cpcy the cnun!ry I'D ras. \ con-
uHuroce of ,hr liberal share Of lu.,ic lluyu4-,
Is solicited.
Uu4pI. Nul % l,tI
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sNSgI,

4 Nd the highc.' market price viii be- pIr
" mr 1000 bnshell, OF OATS uu,
on delivery at Mars.lllcs.
mav Jth-i2 l. hINBAhl.
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DIXON HOUSE,

Ey LArsuAw s, Co., Gate OF The lf1adoa
Hrc, OHmcq) DIXON. HIS, ~
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ttlc0ituncs.
GREAT WESTERN. or
Compound Mandrake Pills.
Tor tie C,"e Of aR Di,easas incide,t
to tic UcsicrH Males.


" " .y send TO Ewopc's distant shore
Tor plants chat gl.U al .,t.r. NUN. J..,,,.i