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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-28
Highly Important from Washington.
Tremendous DeiaIcati0n in New York.
The SLAVERY QUESTION IN CONGRESS.
Cverhauling the Administration,
DC, &c.. Sc.
OUR SPECIAL TELGRAFHIc CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON City

WASHINGTON CITY,
THURSDAY NIGHT, o'clock
There is considerable excitement IN the city to-
day, in consequence Of the announcement that
late agent of the United States, in your city, is
discovered to be a dlfaulter to the government to
the tune Of orcr halfa million Of doiiars-one ac-
count says S550000 1t is stated that instructions
have been issued TO Mr. j. Prescott Hall, the Dis
trct Attorney of the Southern District of New
York, to commence suits against the bondsmen
Of the officer; the bonds, however, amount to only
thirty thousand dollars. give you the name of
the defauter in private.
The proceedings in the Senate to-day, indicate
a thorough overhaung of the administration.
learn that Mr. Linn Boyd (dem.), of Kentucky,
the senior member of the House, will be appointed
Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means,
and that Mr.. Vinton (whig), of OHIO, will be Sc
cond on the committee.
a movement has been made for a Branch Mint
in New York. Mr. Briggs, OF your city, gave no.
tice today that he should. on Wednesday next,
introduce bill for the establishment of branch
Of the mist in New York.
The resolution in the Senate, offered by Mr..
Fooie, was the result of previous consultation Of
Southern Senators They desire full discussion
Ct the slavery question, TO prove to the North that
there is danger ahead
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination Of
L. Joy Morris as Charge d'Afaires to Naples.
No other nominations of importance have yet
been sentin.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Affairs In Washington Yeste rAay.


The news from the capital, received over the
wires last night, is important. The democrats
seem to be wide awake, and determined to over
haul the acts Of the administration. AS an offset
to this movement, some one, either here or in
Washington, is reported to have discovered tire.
mendous mistake in the accounts of an agent in
this city of the late administrations mistake of
Deer KALI m,ll,on of dollars. Suits are to be COM
menced at once againt those who gave bonds for
the honesty of the officer. According to our de-
spatch, however, these bonds amount to only thirty
thousand dollars-a small sum compared to the
half million extracted from the government funds
We withhold for the present the name of the per-
petratsr of this terrible mistake
The proceedings in the Senate were highly in
terestng. They were relative to the slavery ques-
hon. 1t appears that the resolution of Mr.. Foote
to establish territorial governments for California,
New Mexico, and Deseret,was previously arranged
by the Southern senators, and will. therefore, soon
bring the question OF slavery to crisis in that
branch of Congress. The other movements in the
Senate yesterday were equally important, and will
lead to debates of the gravest character; among
which were, bill providing for paying the ex-
fenses incurred by the State of Florida, from In
dian incurslons bill proposing so to amend the
constitution to make u. S. Senators eligible by
the people and bill providing for a retired army
list
The debate yesterday, IN the House, was again
principally slavery, although the question was
simply on the mode of appointing the committees.
The House, after being tired out with the free soil
speakers, agreed by large vote, to let the power
of appointment remain with the Speaker. Mr..
Cobb will accordingly appoint all the committees,
and may be ready to announce them next week.
These committees will undoubtedly be favorable
to compromise principles on the Wtlmot proviso,
but thoroughly hostile to the present cabinet, in
both their foreign and domestic policy The wings,
or cabinet party, are utterly powerless in the
House. Even the free soilers, or Wimot proviso
party, as well as the ultra Southern party,
Messrs. Toombs 81 Co, are deadly hostile to the
cabinet and the present administration No ad-
ministration ever came into power, and sank
rapidly the present has done, under the guidance
of the existing cabinet.
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Mail MArrERs-The mails from Boston, which
arrived TOO late to go in the Hbernis despatched
in the packet ship Siddons She sailed at IL o'clock
yesterday They viii arrive in Liverpool about ten
days before the next steamer
The NoIthern mail, under the new arrangement
arrived at the Office in this city at half past o'clock
yesterday afternoon, in time to connect with the
Southern mail, and will be in Washington to night.
1t will generally arrive at o'clock.
The express locomotive engine with the Presidents
messsge in charge Of Mr.. Calhoun, of the track
twice route to Boston, and not limb broken. 1t
was going at the rate Of forty. five miles per hour
The mails for California per Empire City, will close
In this city on the I'd proximo
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THE WE EKLY HERAL
.N~NNNSN~No-00~~~~N~~<~N-I>~
The Presidents Message and the Reports of the
Cabinet.
THE CALIFORNIA AND NICARAGUA NEWS,
6c.. Sc, &C.

The Weekly Hrald, to be published at o'clock to-.
morrow morning, will contain the Presidents Mse-
sage; the Reports In full, from the Treasury Home
War; and Navy Departments; the important news from
Nicaragua the highly interesting intelligence from
California the West Indies Psna ma, the South Pacific
Hayti, and perhaps two weeks later news from all
parts Of Europe Single copies in wrappers siEpen,e,
sent to any part Of the world.
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curious Dialogue, ~, SAID,
Took place between the hat and head.
The head, it seems began 20 chat,
Nnd thus he talked q Mr.. Hat -
We'll done, friend Hat your make is such.
That, really. esteem you much
think, without q fnlte expression,
You're at the head OF your protests
You never cause my foreht al rata,
You never spoil win drops Of rain,
You ne 'cr cone d iunicss | bdD,
And run away, lsc Pickwiok's did.
No, no. You ere famous hat,
I've lorg been well convinced Of that.
trast y0u'll meet with n disaster,
Bat agave, for years. - ~ ankfui master.'
"Wcn," sad TIE hat. " hope SO, toe,
For I've great respect f,r you.
Thee luattttsf. az which you SPEAK,
Are selGt m Quad. whsro'tr sou seek;
But hats which Ncssrs. Narn9ex make,
Tie highest qualities pariakc,
And that's the reason, GU must know,
That I've the pewer % please you so
les--sll the credit. sir. you see,
Is due 10 WARNOCk-uot 20 me. 213 Broadway.
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A wooiien Factory DESTROYED.

HoSrspttr, IA Dec q, 1872
The woollen factory, situated abou. mile from
this place aud owned b. Mr. James Brdsau took FIRE
while all the hsuds st breakfast, this incoming,
snd burned 20 the ground. The machinery aud
woo',ns will prove total loss The ismsse is est.
mated between four and FIVE thousand dollars, on
which there no insurance 10 fortunate that
1t happened while the hands away a, Otherwise
lose Of life would doubtless have entucl.
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TIE Steamers News.

The telegraph wires are in good order to Halifax
The America had rot arrived there when our paper
was sent TO press tins mornng. The news will be
posted on the bulletin as soon as received
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ey can tt found ~ te orner Of Fulton ani Nassau r
cpIoeite our oce Beet Frruch f B1ots, 90 sold In
other stores for aud 81 tao aif Raot. al 81 s.v "a
" aud So water rrrof Bots frpl sU oversboss ~
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tern 81 The laoies tvttt 20 essniae ths new ,e
ana ts lcpirm Conihs very ts4rtui Tie Arsorl
mnt - NE larat ana most complete the city Jus re-
eied steamer complete assertnsst ~ rtsneh Comb.
O. w. SeiAbb, ds brosdvsy "A cor above Dnsae stree
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NV ORiEsNs, Dec % 1870
There has been large demand for cotton day and
prices = better. The moyement u partly specu-
latye and embraces Is 90 b.les including rnidding
st lo3Sc., ana fair at lie MoIasses has declined With
sales u Prime a. i0s.
BatrIvonr Dec o.. 1870
There 10 active business in -four the sales rssch
ing 3C0o barrels including Howard street aud city
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Shipping Intelligence.


New ORLEANS, Dec 49,
Arrived-Bark Gov Hnkley, and brig Susan sponord,
York,
ArrivedBark Zion Baltimore; Velocity Charesen schs
Mary Taylor Eliza Brown Oneco and Ellen Norolk Simeon
Clesrsd-SSips Plymouth, and osceOla. San Francisco;
banks Malta and smyrna; Mary Sade Phila
MAcHIAs, Dec IS.
saiisd-schr Rosina, NYork 2st, brig North America,
Cuba.
sALEn, Dee %.
Sailed-Schr Pilgrim, San Francisco.
New BEDFORD, Dec 26.
Arrved-schrs William Brown Baltimore; Ellen ROdman
Cleared-Barks Smyrna, Pacihc Canton Packet New zea
and.
Arrvedshp Geo Rowland Pacific for NBedford 1900 So
100 VIII.
Providence, Dec %.
Arrived schrs Kokeno. Balmore; Hamlet, and Holder
Borden, Philadelphia; sloop Willard. NYork.
PORTLAND, Dec &c.
HOLINESS HOLE Dec. "a.
Arrved-Brg Sarah, NYork for st John NIB; schs Maria
Wilmington Nc for Boston; Louisa, NYork for Plymouth
2btl-Barks Altoona, Mobile, for Boston; Edmund Dwight
Bait, for do; Ellen, Phila, for Boston.
Brig Nelena Mansania I'd inst for Boston. Saw lat 50
81, Ion 81 80. ship Talleyrand.
Briggs southe Charleston. for Boston; Field, VIM Nick
els. and Chieopee, Phia, for do.
Schr Falo Alto Tanger for Boston Saw yesterday, 40
miles of Monaug ship with diamond in her fore top
sail and fore top gallant sail-supposed for Nlork
Sehrs Ewd Everett Norolk for Kington Sawyer Rich
Virginia, for do Eugene Norfolk for do Mechanic Ph
for do Eurotus, Norf k for Portsmouth, Shetland NYork
for do; Ellen, do for Gloucester.
"a Brig Ohio, NYork for Portsmouth.
Schrs Perry Richmond, tor Boston; Sarah and julia
Bait for Bucksport; Fulton Alexandra for Newburyport
Ocean Queen Boston, for Tapge SUSAN Nfork for Edgar
town and Nantucket.
In port at ii MSchrs Ocean Queen Fortune and xary
Chase. The others have sailed.
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SPLENDID fnrhsh and fnt-icln Annals. Tor ls50 tn
o9,e eens m entH-Bstfs fstt Co. No. Ui broadway.
~ H. ths eyeaing 10, ards q 400 splendid Anauai for
lo rcudng about 100 copies tbalap Of
The spieLdd new English ntua Beaucs the Court o.
pueen Victoria the most srcrt aui Grand sea-
sgni ate DFny Room ssrsp BOOK. Leaflets Of Memory.
frisndsl ps' Ofering the Ruby. Brilliant Garland ANA
rsnh, Chffmas Ecscs and asoablsze Of other so
can't volumcs, suitable for New Yeass' Gfts.
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wisHiNeroN, Dec. 27-r. NJ
The nomination Of r Joy Morris United States
Charge to Naples has bstn confirmed by the Senate.
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Dorcn AZ the Gothic Saloon. No u and I: FULTON Market
are In the feld With fun supply Of their unrvasd Picked
Olsters for the New care tables e TIE million; aad
fully solicit early orders fom tho lovers Of thr delicious
bvayc as proerastnioa is tie thief Of me. ans
may he dsarrOnttd.
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SlIlpyyreelr

NEw OHtE.Ss Dec ~ 1919.
The ship Maryland hes struck aud bilged. About
1900 bags Of coee and 800 packages Of merchandise
valued at $4,000, were saved, which the salvage
claimed amounts TO $4,000. She owned By Jno
Henderson Co. The cargo Ia insured in Baltimore
n lcls
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teiecei assortment Of ladies sentlemens and child
netncd aud gosaames over Shoes sud Sandals CON
the latest french fAshioua Ais, ladies' and Metallic
nbbe .ater Boois the most ctant article that evex
lesn made constantly hend aui cr sale BY ths snse
PAR at - eoODlEaRS Rubtcr Warehouse.
p6 and ps broadway, opposite Trility Church.
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Lock r,er,nr-.ye stated /. few a.x. .,no,

that NJ hobbs haf failed Ia attempt PICK one of
yonsss locks ~ Ae'srs Brown Dwists No. 10 Court.
andt street. We have leen shown certificate iron, ur.
DWIGHT stating that Mr. Hobbs did Tuesfay last pick
and orcn Che ucl referred To- taer chas hai been
made IN The cominatonl 10 ahou four hours thereby ats
lying item thst G. douess Combination Locks, rseeAt
manNaetuIe can le fairly Pickei.
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Combs = rhcse Wishing ,ne nnestnnni,tr

bach Combs In tie present. style viii examine the
ment a te subscribers, which - tie ot extensive asd
eohIete IN TIE city. whch will found the ooen
cham Tattein, IN tortoise SMELL from s. and upwards
q. j. SAUNDERS, s., Droalgav,
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the nerssler and read thu advsrt-ments and editorial
ntue Thousands Of these have Heceped the Invitation to
visit The cheapest Boot Shoe aud Cater store in America
JothhS II Ann street. All wto have been satisaei
and Lis establishment ~ q the gTcatest mnrts OF
tusness in this metropolis.
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thnH rch for Now Years Gin, step IN NJ " SAvAGEs,
2 Fulton street, ana examine HE took Of hne Watches.
hey excl every thing have in that line Y
10 iole manufacturer Of tie celebrated kieheau
pointed Gold Pens
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MORE REMOVALS FROM OFFICE. We learn that
Mr.. John +. Bacon, who has been, for eight years
past, American Consul at the Bahamas, has been
removed, and a Mr.. T.. b. Giraffe appointed IN his
stead. There was no complaint against the late
incumbent; and in addition to that, insurance COM
panles, representing three millions of dollars risks
that quarter, petlioned for his retention in office.
This is the way IN which Mr.. Clayton fuflls
Gen. Taylor's pledges and promises respecting re-
moyals and APPOINTMENTS
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ports cmIac and complete, each article contained therein
tsnsot me vy best guilty Asa for hoa,ys
'hsJ ae oHef o. coiibu e'tgahce Of tnsh sud utility.
q. SAUNDERS \ son, ~ and 81 BfJai way.
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NEw OsLE,Ns, Dec ~, 1872
The stcamriip Ohio. Capt schensk, srri we'd to day
from New York. She stopped one day at Havana.
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The Steamship Philadelphia.

CnARLrsroN, Dec. -, 1919.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived CT the Gar early
The marnipg Of the 2itb all well She sails Fri
day next for CLagres
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no The Presidents Message, written IN pure
Angl Saxon, Is the occasion of many curious,
queer, and original comments-al, however, in
good nature, and with much bonhommie.
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CURIOUS Police lNrELLIGENcE-We refer our
readers to the police report in another column,
containing some amusing Developments of the
fancy gentlemen Of tins mighty metropolis some
of those who make up the items of fashy, fashion
Rhe society.
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Budinss The snier ia ND fresh 10, OF roys F.ncv
Goods rev Years ci,s. so boxes Of fresh Ca.des ernp
copia and borbcts 20 he soi for this week oafy OR Der
ctnt below the usual price. -
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The JUDofs.--Judge Vanderpoel retires from
the Superior Court at the expiration OF this term,
as do also Chief Justice Jones, from the Supreme
Court, and Judge DAILY, from the Common Pleas.
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800. ~ na hilplng ana an &c GER ar--Hamet.
Tnc Ladies assert-abu thef better
judgethat KNOWS assortment OF Furs better
opportunity tor the selection OF BILE than
other estalshment in town. Will the g,ntlemen uner
Ata hint
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Court CuIenanr for rh,s Dov.

SUPERIOR CoURr.- Nos 6, 40, III, 100, 49, 1885, ASS,
1885, 172, ia, 176 u.s. ISL 49, I9, l92 1885, 193 197,
2oo 2ol A. IL, 40 100, l32, 147 49, &C. ST. l49, LIZ
1i8, 52S, 1l2, ITO, s, 49,
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Mills, at 81 621S 81 u.s. In grain there Is no I'm
portant change and the demand IL but moderate
Provisions and groceries, generally, firm.
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ieo cure o. ~ ess. 81 ffsaiwe ia tie Speech ia r,nr
weeks ~ 81 BroadNav, w sairs TIE bsss rsfrrcr
nyeD. Az lchtons mnsL De MAO in dLa.,Lx.
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B,LrMoRE Dee ~ 3 r. VI
The Southern mail, with New orleans papers Of the
goth has cone 70 hand.
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% Broadway would invite tion their beautiful and
unriyalisd -Four Dollar Hate Judeing from the increasing
demand Ter tie etvle rtntleuen well consider
OF them all in portzns for the holidays
Aito choice assortment Of Chilisens fancy Beaver Hats
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California Houses Portable and ofher
Cslforns uouses sad Stores equal 10, aad a. cheap
sAsI@ BOOTH. So Myrtle .vo., Brooklyn.
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FAsHoNAELE INTELLIGENCE GRAND BALL AT
TEE AsToR Place OrERA IIcusE-We have fill
report Of the grand ball, given uoder fashionable
auspices last night, Al the Opera House, contain
ing fell and particular description Of the dresses
worn by the bellies, the dances pcrre,raied by tae
6as, and the elcgancies Of all kinds brought out
on the occasion. It was droll, rich, and curious
affair.
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ANOTHER BonnrRY OF GOLD DUsr.-Anothsr robbery
Of gold dust has taken place the Pacific valued at
s25oo 1t appears that Mr.. oliver Swan, of Connec-
ticut, was his return from San Francisco In the
steamer Panama and on the Sd Of December he disco.
vered that his trunk had been removed from under his
berth to the enrsnce Of the cabin where 1t found
broken opep and the bag containing the above
Of gold dust stolen thererom Information OF the rob-
berry was at given, and suspicion rested
the steward OF the ship who working his passage
down to Panama. The steward, we understand, was
detained ut Panama by the acalde until further ai-
vices from San Francisco respecting the gold found in
his possession which he stated belonged to his BROTHER
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assortment OF beautiful articles II Jewery, adapted
Dugucrreoyre Minsturfs ~ Dradys aud 2UI
broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
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lsroErAHr BEvo,rrioNArY MovE'fgvr ~ THE
Sorm "A law has passed one branch OF the
Georgia Legislature. aud will, probably, soon pass
the other. Authorizing The election Of delegates 70
a Revolutionary Convention IN that Stue, il the
Wilmot proviso should pass both houses Of Con-
gress and receive the signature Of The President
Every leading Southern state is taking the same
revolutionary ground. Tic ant.siavery agitation
OF W II. Seward, Martin Van Buren, and politi-
clans " Of that ill., ~ the Senate may lead to
cad reluIis vet
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Tar HUpsoS RIVER RAILROAD CoNrASY.-The applica-
ton for injunction to restrain the operations of
this company In laying down their lins was denied
by the Supreme Court yesterday See report in another
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-23

DRY of the hero to whom they owe everything
Bu; we forgot. Ii they have given nothing in
cash, they have contributed handsomely in char
actrr and eondue: to add 10 the lstre ol the fam
lily nanie---tLe second earl By generosity so IN
o.ten'a,ious that nobody d$er heard Of a single
worthy seton he ever performcd-the third by Il
charity 80 modest that the profane mistake i, for
Persecaiioi-,,-and 10th by doing good by
precioussc and by being incapable Of blush
Ia find it fime' 10y Pettisrews History Of Lady
Hnmton. Such il the stuff of whish jew phob
asts are made-.nd such Is the way in which The
money Of the nation is sqnanlered.'
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Tna sale al E.randrct,'- fills

gyA- increased more lhru f-r-ioi i'm -four years
I 1 Nurf better y,d. nee c1uh, had OF -oiryaIuc
a. "a funny medicine: o, ct iarlr usefulness n the
presentation and cure 90, RI ra-rs For further eva
deuce however read lhc follow NC
Ign lurHrm Newspapers
The Il0 iY.g Ey-H.fg Star says. Hlanllt.h'S
Pll-ur, incidence which their own intrinsic worth
vii. aiwava -.cgrr for tluw large and ready sale.
They have t.1H.d.y o high reputation; and as q,
family and n1u-m4ous.romsdy. ID would he difficult
10 cGua, them among al. the patent medicines Of the
present day
The Nc,r York Commercial SAYS. They remove
all morbid hum0rs a.i purity Ill" blood.
The NcJr York Sun says BraudmthS Pills have
been used among many of our friends, and m our
family We hare used them nearly four wears, when
we required medicine N that period no Doctor save
DR. B.andGrth has crossed our thpshhOd, and no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
Medical men OF the highest professional repuia-
ton have strongly recommended, in all eases OF bill
inus affections constipation OF the bowels, AMI ncr-
yous anfhck headache, urlsliit from the overlooking
OF the digestive organs, the use OF Brandleths Pills
rs the best Medicine cNlnl, Tor relieving those who
are Inhorug under the effects of these complaints
They are most safe and eiicuciOu, remedy and GER
tain IN their effects "-igc.
TO THE WHOLE FAMILY OF MAy.--We feel both
pca-u and satisfaction IN recommending TO all Our
readers Brandrcth'- Vegetable Pills, as the most GER
tain most safe and invaluable medicine eNtani As
Gnu-bil!ous and apcuCnt Pills, we are perfectly con-
WINGED they stand Ear above all others; as certain
cure IN all eases OF worms, scuryy, scorbuc humors,
cryspcla and all affections OF the skim drnpsy, asth
ma, stone, Graycl, piles and luubago, they will be
tOnnd invaluable. Times.
Beware of couutertc,s, and remember that Drug
gss are not allowed TO sell the genuine. Ask tosce
the certificate Of agency 4 II & g. BWicy, are
the general agents for northern Illinois, and at their
Store l22 Lake Street, Chicago, they may be- had
wholesale and retail Nov u, 1918 Is
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Estate OF Geo. Bromer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, shall attend be-
~ fore the Judge of the county court of Lasallc
county, at the court house IN Ottawa on the third
ut the regular term OF said court for the purpose Of
settling the claims and demands against the estate
of George Banner, deceased, at which time and
place all persons having claims against said estate
afc requested to prcscn: the same Tor settlement
nuJ ali persons owing or nichcd to said estate are
req rested to make immediate payment to the un Ter
F.. "a cd oct, 10, 4 II Rowland, administrator.