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- prison for attempting fraud on the revenue do
pertinent Of the government. The
dealer in bronze Some Of his Massachusetts
acqusintaAces now sought him out and obtained par
tisi redress for their grievances ana he In turn,
sought restoration to membership in the First Baptist
Church. orcester. with view to admission to some
church here having his eys 1T nrst believe on the
Rev Mr.. Msson's commission 1t Wiliiausburgh Mr.
Mason DID not very warmly second MS .s .snroh
still seeking however, his RESTORATION ..
and glad to say. seeking In vain About year
sSked us IL We recolrcted her After moments hesi-
tation, we said, "Yss-Mrs Rckett, IL 1t mott"
IL was indeed that lady. She had called TO As-
certain how the proper representations might be
made to the church in Worcester to prevent
her husbands successful application for restoration to
that body adding that she had applied for divorce
from him on = charge of adultery naming to us her
attorney who, she said had doubt OF the Issue Of
the application She gave us then tale Of his vii
lsny shocking for its enormi:y and for its hypocrisy
Our pathes awakened, and remem bering that
At the time Of her Brook field troubles she had sister
In this country asked her where ths her only rsla
tive. residing Her eyes alling with tears she
replied, My sister Is the partner OF my husbands
wickedness-th they at housekee ping husband
and wife in Henry street Calling on her attorney
found her melancholy testimony fully condrned.
The divorce granted in due time and the Ca
hfornia fever occurring. Rickett aud The sister en-
bsrked for that region husband and wife hs having
the efrontery to pass himself of as clergyman ana
to oicste chaplain on hipbosrd Letters however,
received from Rio by the owners announce that no
QUAR- eed much with his wife to make the ships
company sick Of his spiritual care Meanwhile as we
informed. his true character had gone overland,
and when he found himself in California he doubtless
found that he not stranger His injured wife,
Mrs Mary Ann kickett Is NV no mere She died in
this city June 10. maDifusting during illness her
faith in Christ aud her readiness to depart aud be
with him. She wa baptized enteeu years ago
in this city. She had tasted deeply OF the cup of
afction-it sbelieved that she drinks the h1ppi-
ness ef heaven Her disease consump ion-her
age thirty eight years N y Observer, July IL.
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Lat 10 - len 50 S. fell 4. with stspsah gard piece II
mast-sppeared to have been IN the water tine
Norwegsu bark Orion Mattsrssn. Busass a. days
British bark Duke Of Wellington. Dun Dublin. Juasa
ballast TO hoyurrAy, Spoke June s. lat - lea IL
90 schr David. Of and for galway yh LAT as o. a
49, Brbak agnes from Qasbse Antwerp u lays out
July LAT ~ s. Ion %s ship Howard Of Kennsbuuk from
Mobile for Liverpool Ia
Spanish brig 0se. Casrsss. Baros,saa 80 days. with
Spanish brig aurora Cassego, BArcel ma days With
wine, to Barclay 4 Livingston. - =
i'rh brig Joseph Ahn, Fall sr.on. Windsor MS, -
Brig Oregon Bosley James River days. with ship tu-
bsr to Tryen.
Steamboat Alice, Tuttei. Norfolk. days to A Mayer
schr l. Crook Cox. Virginia, days
hegsny to Negm Sid in 90 brig Architect Charles
schr Florida, Foster, Darien, 10 days
Sohr Grampus, Nuns. Virginia 2 days. so
Schr John ClArck, Clsrck. Virginia, 2daya
Schr Oneida, Lopez Virginia, z Gays.
Schr Ann ID, Hopkins. Richmond, 3 days,
sclr warrington, Wooster sullivan Nc, with granite for
U Dry Dock.
Esex Braddock Lyme Ct (.rr Saturday, with sr.
mite, for s Dry Dock.
!vLr 0-wnd ~ sua-riss. N; ~ meridian. 81 at s,s-
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CITY TRADE REPORT

SsrUhDAV, July 2I-6P NJ.
The weeks later foreign news brought by the Gale
donna and pubiish-d THIS renonn In edition
OF the Herald had tn. effect of checking i'm
most articles u !uce merchants we're incIipsd
TO wait for private letters before operating TO any great
extent Az lar rs the effects If the were d-ve-
loped, II produced no p-rc.ptble change ia bread.
stufs fluur wa more bays nt the noon: but
owing 10 large receipts clsed lees drm. and dull The
market for wheat uascttled nnd no salrs Of IN y
ment transpired Corn Was in limited supply. aud
prices were urn on that account although the vs.
was considered less Avsrabo. Rye -four aud m,al
were dull. without change In prizes Pork va soms
brmer with good dsa'ssd and fair sales Beef wa.
hrm at the advance and the market closed with an I'M
wAo tendsney IN prices. Lard was dull aud firm with
moderate sales There was b-tter feeling In the
market Tor sugarS, while prices Rename! unchaux.d
Cotton WAS nrm, with pretty FIRE. sales at full prIe.,
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Port of New yors. su,y 81. ,sss.


British ship CofcN. Bov ~ days. -iih sal, q.
kcsuIray July IS, Lava In o. psxe ~ aops
frVn Sissgew tor iuTa. fus a.
vsier and al hee head W VIA ths
ksrk Chatham. ~
ship s'sr Republic, J.ms-on >s..nnah. DAYS .ish cot,
tor, 20 Durtsm DmOB.
BE gian bars Louss. BsU.n iet Aotsetr ~ d.x. sd.
pd-e 90 ~eiser Jure ~ ist ~ lon So Ca
der. ~ ~ SaNanrsh Or Havana 4'npas
inst lat Ion ~ o. smnrs .rh g.ssila st.sdiar r.
the barks two 80 Tee. 4t4. t.pt IS
thst Ne had thttt e.. B.as. he
csme within thtee ieet % c'tn iu Br brig
etahdiug - she east~srd ifaas a. 6.hefpen
Barb Bsrinct n. .enoloss. a.ss i'rs s.s Is sth
mdfs 30 huchinslss. Jate - tBn 81 .pose gr
lrig btms ttuiif fr hariie - irst st i0 As -
-, Br brts tytur lentt TO- tOrA IN LAT ~
bsrt umhefiahd I'm Iurss isis far rtlsnc; sane a.
Gay Eesfedf snip WIN ~ ~ lore si tsndi'g r. fhs
~. i4.t ~ cal Sos a.. 81 Isgs
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PhalsIphiA: Crusade. Yeas NYork 3eth s,s wsshax
ton Ksens York les Lawrence smith, de; schr Advepta
N.w.vaysoRr, July T-Ar sohr CAssius Harrinsa,
R0adous. Hollow brig Ark. Johnson, Liverpool.
PnovIDESos. July 1-Arr sohrs Os. Webster Delaney,
Rosdouv Ge"rysns. P.okham. cutssrhu.k; soops Bsaj
ranhtin, Hsvkns Rondout las Lanphssr Ksnney York
T.es%.:h Fowler do Sid sehrs Alssm,r.. rsAr P.ats
SPansrd Harvey James River Pocomsks aitohea ik
We; Cen Worth Lewis. and Penn 5tsrjag Baltimore
Nnetta Cherry Ariets Wheeler and Liberty PHI
isSsph, Hector Kimss R.ndouti sloops Exoito Bssbs
Portland, July 20Cld brig PsuA ma Eldridgs Havana
Sid brig Orkney NYork.
RICHMOND, July 20-Arr sohrs Narblenesd Eima The
nastsn; Belle, kYork
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MARKETS kLsEWaERE.
STOCK r.,i.ks.

DosroS July 81 Broker, hoard IL shares Boston and
Mais. Rsilroaa lOsA do. do, Osh ~ do. Boston aud
orcsstor Railroso Og, 80 do do I9s =, d. pgsiQp
IN d do Northern Railroad 70ts; " do -, 7DE. do
vermont Central Railroad, ~ ~ do do ,sis 80 TO-
do, ~ 70 90 DO 80 70 Western Har I'D 1yIid 10
do Cheshire Railroad d. Ftchsprk Railroad, igJtl 10
90 do ~ ~ 80. do Long ltlasa RAILROAD H. BOO do
Rutland and Burlington haiirsad, 1874 81 d. heading
Rsrypd. ~ ~ Do Fall River HsIlroad, So 100 do
btrk, So ~ DO Merchants BaBk i7 soo City 6s 1885,
1OIA.
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I IsT OF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, July 81. ,S4o
OFFICIALLY Published
LARGEsT cIRcULATroN.
Please mention the Of the List which they
fiaed
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Isrrsn BAGS ofsssmer Sissss f'r uslif.s and Lv,r-
iu ,S Ls e; Sss an; p.fs q Il.
word.
B.sx cua,n.r Bssr.. trepcr,.d yesterday a. having
$50 ul for orb sc She had esrsv o. rsd.n e,rs.
1s owned y ss.. aowc cosff., CO. ~ ,h a
city The q. with her fully insured in tails
sidfrcm New Bedford ath, ship Uness Edwards North
Pscife.
sp~hen.
vi. v.rsr.iss' Nay u la h iss TOT '''''n
rorr,xs Porss.
BriyE, uop July D. schr % Forster for NYorh In
dsJs tie only Amsricsa vessel.
aSsss Porvs.
,.e ~ ss, AT .,sr. SpI. nrr Pos
.e. s sr Sssep s-ss yS.sps .rssr ,iss, Pow,
sriths obts bern brig bound up. Bes~ b,rs
es n rem 'i .,s ss.% s .s, :ssr Sss rSr.
no ds,,s, tluss sos ssn.en, Bremen or Sss s.rS
s,S' s..,.,sfs Seton ;,ssfs l,.s,"a a'ta .sht
sST,o,sd ~r sSesss Ai.s srs ci,rs r, .ss
Hssgos sa,y ~ 49, Steamship l.-des. Is,,sa
~, ,hI socs nsrsis . Lsvre.sy oyer eo.s
Manu- wSv AID ssss lee srssss s,s.. a. '
$1,000 Mms COR hlsaiey' sortsrey s.invr.. Ne. End,sI
,ps,s h.sg un'!sd chase md fsi. l,,eil Ai,.sr
s. his s,rs oP w,'si as sfs .s',r a,- I'm
so,e ,s,.,I nsmeo,dt tnev 80 u, sSts u s,n)
lsion kensriss, nsrssrs ssisS sssss' "a isIspeSis
rs % t5.' rsss Ss,,ss sss s gs!,s,
SS.,sf ss.r.s siSsss o Sssa s5.aoe rh.ss'.
tl.sre, Do; Abbot Lawrence. Allen do ~ u.s.
BsnGoE, July iY-Arr bsrs Rio GrGnde rhou.. xya,s,
rsil. l.l.nds sasys.s s,o.n, rh.dsoGa ri ser
mr mus Niork; Sarah abns. Pinshsp, Do IA tsth
ruy. fUfls ISLANDS. W"
.s.sls.I.s Jsiy ,s.sn So s.rl Nuns, s,r,.,,,t.
navths 10 snip Colpsss Sewer NYcrs. he ssrs,,ss.
rs,sos liverpool. sld b,s Arsb,s Have. Ro se Jsasi.
re- Jusnita. tspl ksristsry Barcelona
hlh As-A,r b-rt Aesdis Crosby rro.id.ses btig Ads.
H. hsssss 'shr I've, sl,se rs'n Csnisn 80
C.n des
ssrorr July 9-Ar schr Ncrsh. n Bsll. ri,.s.r-
Nav IoNDyN, July LsArr schrs Richard Lag Cs,rrelI
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IPER SrEAMsHrr CAL,por,A1

yvLv -wind 81 sua-rss, N; a. meridian. q; At s,..
aAk- do. - - - 49,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
| Bureau of Construction Equipment, and Repair
FINDER the joint resolution of Congress- approved May
for he Of esd
will be received al this bureau the United States hemp
10 be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau for de-
yerng under contract Tor term not exceeding five years,
es Of live ions aud upwards the ton to consist Of
pounds No bid will be considered higher than
y BE- opened on The 3 day Of May next The depaal
ment will len determine whether the shall be
awarded No d,ye will be required sosnor Than the Isl
fine said he% and must Be s aus he ns,
tract will be given the hemp Tie quantity re-
CURED annually will be about 500 tons.
from shves, and lose more than sixteen per
cent OF and waste when ha.cheed to the salts
faction of the inspectors ready for spinning Its strength
must be such that rope of one and three fourths
of inch In circumference, made from twenty-one
yarns, prepared and tested by the inspectors or by
their direction will bear least 200 pounds, and
length, color, and other properties must be entirely salts
will no. be received win DO inspected and tested at the
respective places Of delivery
for the hemp which may pass inspection aud be received
by ,em according to the contracts which may be entered
into ninety per of which bills be payable within
thirty days after their presentation such navy agents
may be agreed upon and named in the contracts.
Persons offering must state the price, in words and fig
(eary and egby asked per ton Of 2,2ao pounds
when delivered inspected tested, approved and received
Every offer must Be accomP panied directed Ia the act of
Congress making appropriations for the naval SERVICE APP
proved 10Th August loi6, by written guaranty signed by
responsible persons Ito be certified by
official personage the effect that he they undertake
the bidder bidders will if his their bid be accept
ed, into obligation within fifteen days after the
is submitted for signature, good and sufficient
sreties, to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
will be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds with two approved surees in one half the est
mated of the respective will be required
per in addition will be withheld from the
Of each payment be made, collateral security
the due and faithful performance of the respective
complied with in all respects according their
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the
of this advertisement The persons offering by
uhe navy agent they wish their bills paid If their offer
accepted and by which hemp agency they wish
and bonds for their signature and
they should not be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents, the department will
slider itself liberty accept other offers in place of those
thus neglected.
Mar PAW t3OthMay
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person viii be entered books unless The
paymen, Of the subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers forward by letter the postage
which will be paid BY and all assumed BY ourselves in
sae ransmsson.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published try weekly during the
ons of Congress, and semiweekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than will be received
terms propsrtionedt to esboye annual rates.
U PosrASTERs authorized to act agents end by
sending US DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed i've SEMI
"hhLf subscribers with x9a enclosed Ave WEEKLY SUBJ
with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition "a they furnish subscribers Tor GRATIS
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Lives insured, l3l
NORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAxr.. HAsNAY, Secretary.
Charles DE Seldng, No IL Todds Buildings, Pennsyl-
vans avenue agent w p Johnston, M. d., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company can be obtained application AT the
agents office.
Mari
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NCHOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment Of School
Books will be found for salc at reasonable prices as
elsewhere in the District
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av between 18th IL 18th streets.
Feb l5--tf,
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LNEBRUARY Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance
l. Company, of New York. Office No. rs Wall street
This Institution, during The month of February Issued
one hundred and thiry-one new policies, viz:
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, lSi9.
]. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
S4O,OOOI

Capital SA5,OOO!-S2O, OOOl $4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of Monongaa Academy,
Glass No. 81, for l849.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 10th o.
March, 1919
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935,OOOI
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaa Academy,
Glass No. 40, for 1919.
To be drawn Alexandria, Virginia, Saturday, March
H. 1919.
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Wonderful Ointment.

Mn. W. B. SLoAN--near Sii,-some ftlee.
nears age one Of my feet was seriously injured
In consequence OF the foot swelling yefy large
and being remarkably painful, most OF the time [
could Only hobbie about with the assistance Of
staff, and not being able to endure shoe on the
foot, wore only moccosin. During the first
fourteen years suffering | followed strictly the
advice OF many celebrated ply slcians-last year
used fourteen bottles of DR.. Trass's Magnetic
ointInent-all, however, failed to afford perma-
nent relief LastNovember concluded 10 have
the foot trken III, to which my friends objected;
finally, about the first OF Decem5er, I was induced
to apply your Wonderil Cintment, apd in less
than thirty days after the first application, laid
aside my staff, put on nv shoes without any in
convenience, and now get about like other men.
GEORGE TURNER,
Feb. ~, 1919. Wells St., Chicago.
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They won't fool you, il You don't purchase
their trash.

Since siorn's Ointment, Condition Powders.
and Tanin Paste, have earned o great reputation
and sell readily, several persons IN different parts
Of the country, have commenced initiating them
BY manufacturing spurious articles. Al hrst
they will recommend their preparations as supe-
ror to Sloaafs. and when they find that Ill front
20 dozen, they will tell another tatsehood by say
Ing that their Ointment. Condition Powders and
Tannih Paste are made from Sloan's recipes, and
that they sell larger quantity Tor less money.
Some Of these .would be considered honora-
bic gentlemen keep Drug stores. Notwithstand-
ing, don't be persuaded TO purchase any other afti-
Gle with the promise that it is jus, MS good as
Sioan,s. Hold fast 10 that wh,eh you hare prored
10 be good and bv SO doing, the RascaIs won't
fool you with their Humbugs, nor iniure the rep
u,ailon Of Sloan preparation.
See AGENTS names az the head Of Sloan's Col
umn. For further particulars and Testimonials,
get Pamphlets Of agents.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

&LoaN'S OINTMENT is now eniyer-
eO saily acknowledged to be an nfallible rem
edg, IN every case where il has been faithfully ap-
piled on The human system, for promoting lnsen-
sible Precipitation, drawing out the Inflammation
IRON wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and
IN ifs healing qualities The world does not pro-
dnce its equal and the pubic pronounce II the
cheapest and best Family Ointment that has ever
been used. All diseases . the FLESH Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, chilblains, Sore Throat, Burns,
breasts, Diseases OF the Eve, A que in the face.
sife, back and the other parts of the .stern,
Bolls, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, fresh wounds,
and every kind of sore containing the least par
iicle OF inflammation, are permanently cnred by
this great remedy. W. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago, III.
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MISSOURI EsOTEL.
CORNER Main AND MORGAN STREETS,
ST. LOUIS. no.
The subscriber would r.

ST. LOUIS. 40.
-. THE subscriber would res
ss,.GS pectfully inform his friends and the
sss.Hlss public that he has purchased from
-ssz Mcssrs. A. & b. |. VAN Court, their
interest in the above house and-ieased 1t for a
term Of years, and pledges himself that no atten-
ton on his part shall be wanting to make all who
favor him with cali perfectly at home.
The furniture of the house has been replenish-
ed throughout and the premises generally sub
lected 10 a thorough renovating.
The location as above indicated is opposite
the most active part Of the Levee, and equally
convenient to the more mercantile and manufac-
turing part
The situation IS healthy, L G rooms airy. and
susceptible Of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense in fitting
up this house, his table shall at al times be fur
nished with the best the Market affords At the
Bar, which has been reiitted and furnished in a
superior style; be has on hand (hautng rertored
his Stool Of Vines. Lags,o7s, and Segars from the
Pigiaia Hotel Bar,) and viii continue to keep
as he purchases from the Importer in New York
a supply Of the choicest brands of wines, Liquors
and Segars, and hopes to receive share OF paI-
ronage proportionate TO his endeavors to please.
A. C. PECKHAM, Proprietor.
St. Louis, August 30th, l349 52-tf
NOTTCE-We take occasion in addition to
III u above to return our franks to our friends and
the public Tor the patronage so literally bestow-
ed on us during our lease OF the Missouri Hotel
and would respectfully recommend continu-
ance of their patronage under the new manage
nent as we are assured that there will be no
deviation from the former charges.
A. q 3. |. VAN COURT.
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WARNING To pAuExrs.-An accident
occurred 10 child in this place en- satuf-
,,y las, of most distressing Character
A little girl aged about two kesrs--ihe
daughter OF Mr. e. III. Miller bite play
ing in room With other children approach.
Cd a lea ke.le full 81 boiling woter, and
putting her mouth 70 the spout. severely
scaldcd her lungs by inhalng the steam.
She fingered until the next day. aud then
died. Parents csnnot be too cautions in
guarding against the possibility of such
accidents .-Burliag.on Ga.
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IN AMgRicAN CITIZEN In IRELAND ~
AE c,.s.,ss whitney, OF the United States has
MI. . ."a.al;ng through Great Britain delivering
been IN American OTatory in Dublin, Belfast.
lec!u.sss r,aces. In Dublin his lectures produced
Pna Wv" Enthusiasm, and on introducing the speech
uuCu Henry much excitement prevailed a.
Of Ish; s hearers. When he came to the words
nUas a,u,t fight! Irepeat it, Sir, we must hyhts
meal 10 arms and to the God OF Hosts IS all
nv aleit for us.' the noted Juror on DuilIs III
Ia u Mr. Burke, stood up and exclaimed, Il IN OF
. o., mans opinions which had The elect oil
' '.;s;nr the entire assembly en- n'a;se, whose
cheering shook the wal! o. me Ko!lhaa.
cn.s'n senuence Of this Mr.. Whitney was ar
~ VA l. - he was leaving Belfast for the Giants
r Iss, We 2d his story told as follows in
tue = n wa, accompanied Mrs. Whitney, and just
,r.re entering a stage-coach, Well-dressed
as."sller rode up and said TO me, sSr, want TO
ua asI word in private to YOU J answered
sP..a;nIv. sin Wepassed into an upper room OF
.ua Inn where he drew out ofhis coat-pscket a
ns ..anf and said, you must return with me 10
N Nshl;n, / reioined why, sir, do not owe any
n Dublin.' lie said it was something worse
~, ,hsr that-sit was for sedilon.' ssedition,' |
"'"ss Wv" he said, sand you must so 10
mnhln., Not TO make this case OF singular out
rage and oppression 700 iohg, WIZ MORN YOU
hat was compelled TO 60 TO Dublin Castle,
Mrs. whitney at the time was trembling, tan'ing,
-. ~. .non in tears, and this, too, when she is
'as,ente1 All nv private letters and papers
wore a, infinitely examined The Secretary con-
Nj with Lord Clarendon in another room, and
- shout an hour returned. then had my eloce
a,her TO be remanded 10 Newgaie prison "a vile,
iaa,hsome goal, where two Americans were con-
tined last sumnef) or, give bonds TO leave Ire
land at once! Igave the required bonds and ain
uow here in Manchester
Mr.. Whitney, the gentleman alluded TO
,lrye Is the same who delivered lecture
upon Elocu,ion 10 the Court House IN this
place some seven years ago. Ills roclta-
lions were very gcol and his audience
very slim.
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Rattle Snake Bite.

On. w. B. SLoAN-Dear Sir-Last month Mr..
A. B. Taylor, OF Gopher Hill, Indiana, had q
horse badly bitten on the nose by Raitlesnake.
Some ten hours after, saw the horse, bis head
was remarkably swollen, Immediately applied
your Ointment freely, and we were astorished at
the prompt relief afforded. In less than one hour
the swelling began to abate, and IN twenty four
hours il had nearly all subsidized. and within three
days the horse was not only fit for use, but was
actually put TO hard labor without any injuriouS
result. Yours, Respect,
L. 8 BARTLETT.
Chicago, June 9th, Ee49.
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Notice 10 Pre.Emption Claimants.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emp-
ton 10 any of The lands within the townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction O. the Register and Re-
ceiver OF the proper Land Office, and make pay
Inen therefor cs as practicable after seeing
his notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
!. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of tie General Land Office.
October 18th, l849. 6-i3w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-18
Feb. 10, 1919.
Terribly Scalded.

Fellow citizens of Chicago, the deep and dis.
tre.sing wounds lately received ia being Terri
bly, Scaled BY the bursting Of distilery boiler,
were healed in the short space of fourteen days
by the free application ofSlons's celebrated ONT
n,ent Also, my child, that had been soreIy af-
ficted for several menths with .Ma,usn,us, on
whom had expended large sum OF money for
medical advice and medicines, was restored to
health in less than three weeks BY the use Of
Sloan's Ointment
For injuries on horses am confident SIoan's
Ointment is far superior to any other remedies
now used.
In my opinion Every Family should constantly
keep on hand this valuable Ointment.
MICHAEL DIVERSY.