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The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19
Taking She yeas nuduay.


1t has been estimated that the eX.
pcnse of taking the yeas and nays.
lin time cons,,r,cdN drr;r, wLolc
s.ss;,n ,r oo,,,ro.. Coon, -, ooo
' '' 80 ''''''
y more rcoH"m'r'I' ana m"c"
more couv'nicnt plan o.. accomplish
ing this o.i.ct has been patented a,
tle n.tp,t cC;ro .f,r;,,,Lo,..,,,~r
W.. ..,,..,, rr
''''' '''' '''.' " - "'>'' i'''"
oiIt from the report OF CHAS. o..
PAGE, examiner Of patents:
"Thc invention referred to. con-
Si>ts principally in orcr,ti.o lover;
u '''>'''" VIZ ''''1'. >"'P'" points,
nar ,rr.;oI ;..o '..,..,,..i.i 49, i.
the punctnre or mark Of each mem.
her in its appropriate place. o.
course, t,ere are as many Se's oiirv-
SrS ana iah'e,S' as '''rt are mem
commnn;ca,;ng With t,c dasL "ro,'l.
member; two wires and iancct> be-
ing require" LOT ,r e''" one lor 'nc
o'I &C. ~. .s,o -. Il !. ,'',,,S... ",''',,' :: :.
the paper has an ADVANTAGE over thr
cvanescent signals used in other in
vcntionS Of this class. Asa general
rule, well made machinery is more
accurate in recording or calculating
than the mind of man, but it is obyi.
Gus that a mechanical modcor taking
yeas and nays must be infaIliblc, be-
fore it could take the place of the
present inconvcnient method"
=.
hs"fS f"''' S''ua'eu on 'he up
per waters OF the AarkanSas river,
was destroyed by the Indians on the
2lst Of August last. It is feared
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19
The G,ca, Dcrmoc,:.tIc I'a,,y.

O. ~ ~. 1 =. ~, ,(- - ~ .
p.,.o. !, sc, ,rLo.l
-. -, ... g.. p..,.,.
s,qe 49,. ..,,,, r.,.u ia w.
p.. :; 80 i,..,. n.,.,
t,,I stro,r,h Of ia L,,n,r,,cr ,,,r-
- ;n u,,t s.,,, ,4Aor,s+ ,r..,,o,.
,as a,, -. .r,l ,.,l.z.,
I,,nra Observation-Disclosures 90
J.o,,.;,, ;.so,f ,,or,s,l.o a..
;,,,,I,a,;.n o. g s,,,.lrr into a..
No ~ ,srr;,orios. orl we oovv sec can
1i5o+os ~, :, ,orr letters to ,lc,r
constituents lac,,ri,c. that i,isr.e
do., Of corc,,.ss 20 oy.r, ,be ,cr,
,,r;,st ori.s ro,.or :, l..o,,;,., or,
sIovory rror Now lt,x;co ,nd Cs1i-
forn;,' Whv sbonId p,nnsy,vania
,,Lo so doc;iod q conrso IN II i ssrh-
;oo4 ,Lo, .ho.o o.,r.h,, 40, an,
of of- oro ~, ofovcr, r.;r4v-
two in favor of fl, free soil uoyr-
mcnts At tbo last presidential cam
paign. If all who voted for Cass are
accor1;nr .o the obo,;t;o, pane,s or
s,oh borrLrr,orr,nors os ,ro o,-
..lA ro ,,,;oa - a., ,,ro ,.;.a.
aftLe d.mocr,,ic Marty ,ro- s,,y,ry
mon
In Illinois t,o vota stoolror Gas,
&c qoo. r,..,ar 52o,-. Van R,.on
.1i1lt. o,i ~, o,o or r,o fret
tbirgs dana h. o,r Ierisl,t,,re was
o,.., ;,,arr H.,
t. o,aos,l >, FIN o,,,,s;o,or IF sI,ro
-. -. .orr,.,n,. ,,,. c.o, .,,;,
neorlv fine whole northern d.leca-
t;on IN corrress have shawn hcir
determination never to stand IN for
any measure calculated 10 add slave
Observation-Disclosures. ,,d vi,,i,b.
coptsnied bv free soil rapcrs tl,at
,u,hoss are J,varv nrnn ,--ar;sts ,
co,.o;,I,. M, :, si,ccr;t, We
lrow.,her. are a few men cmnloved
he ,Le or.mics or the demorr,tic
marty. at the head Of = seIf-styI-
cd rrec coil ,o,ors in H.. north who
arc s,reruonsIy laborino 70 kcenup
fire division betwcen,hetwo branch
&c of ,bo 1omoc,a,ic r,rt,: bot. il
is evident o,ory a,,er,rt tbev max .
.o establish Loi,yocn ,boo a differ.
o,oo :, .;.o;,l.. ou,,,.s - u.o
hoor,s or ho hrro,, n1s,,.;cltf for.
,,,rJ ror,;on oc to ,co,lo stiJI
:. r..,;. e ,i;.... o,l
,-,,0,-
uoo,
M, .u,o ;Iao oroor,l.oro ,or;,;os
on ,ho s,L;oo, orsl,,or, s;m,l,
49,. u: .l..
n't. =, Il. lr.;.,. ..I -,
,, n1 = ,ra a,r arL,i.
o.c., .nI ,lo soo,,;,r ,r,,oir in
diyijn,l and national prosncrity and
ha.,;,os. Th,,. ,ooan,,;,o ,r,o o,.
,;u a,.ro;.,n,, or ,,o s,,,.s ino,o-
~ ,l,;rc that has no, been ceded 70
,Io c,la,,, oo.orroon, and do M,
claim for tine federal government any
,o,ror o,or tLo s,h;oc, If slavcry
,v;,,;n bo s,o,os ,yLcrc !, cxis,s-
Ru, who, thcv arc called upon to
aid IN extepdina !, into ,erri,oric,
wLors It has no existence, or even
70 sanction such an extension by Q
,aeit acouicscence in it, the subject
assumes another ASPECT; and 40 par,
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19
National Railroad Convention.

We have received the following
intelligence from this body. 1t will
be seen that there are delegates
there from all over the Union:
St. Louis, Oct. II.
! At9 \. NJ. yesterday, the adjourn
ed hour of the previous day, dele
gates met at Rotunda.
Committee for the selection of
permanent officers reported the fol-
lowing, which WAS acceptcl;
Fox President, Hon Stephen \.
DoUCLASS. Of Illinois; Vice Prcsi-
dents, ". l.. Trottcn of Penn; Sam'l
Tarrcr, Of Ohio; Samuel Emerson.
Of Ind; Henry J. EaSton. of Ky;
Son, Joseph Williams, or Iowa :;
CaarieS Srackcn, of Wis; Henry ).
Ggycr, of Mo; John Biddlc, NIich.;
Amherst X. Williams, oi \. Y. !;
Hon. ". =. Scatcs, Of Ills; CLa'S.
{. Lat,yop, of Louisiana.
Secretaries 4. b. Chambers, or
Mo. ". II. Wallace, Of Iowa; A..
Mitcac.L Of Ky; ", G.. Minor, of
Mo; L, l. Stewart, cf Illinois
The rules of the last House Of
Representatives, Of tie L. $. were
submitted for the government If tie
Convention, so taS as they are appli-
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19

Tie b'hoys Ut ,c,rh Ggaio.-A
large bricl; house, cornerof ST. Ma.
ry's and Smith streets, PHILADELPHIA,
well known as the California House,
and irequented by the co!ored popu,
lation of the city, was attacked an,
fired on election night, by party
Of rioters from Moycmcnsing, who
took advantage ofthe police, they be
ing engaged at the election. During
the fire shots were fired, and one man
reported killed and several wounded
and taken to drug store in tie
neishborhood. The military were
ont.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19

Pdhing ,T-ltis said that Pierce
Butler is shortly TO lead to the altar
a daughter Of ex-senator Bayard, OF
Delaware, and that Mrs Fanny
Kcmblc Butler is TO unite her for
tunes with Theodore Sedswick.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19
Ottawa NHrket.

Oar town, for the past week has
presented quite business aspect.
Large quantities of wheat are daily
brought in and disposed Of princi-
paliy for cash.
Nu.at,I-o1 rnduH rsc. i has been scIiag
yr..g.Hy aUl to-day, no, TOR -pIur % 30 winter,
u.a,D Though th-l- nola- h.ln 70. Wa. payed mere
m4,'U'ry aua. harvest, tuW '.u amount brought
80, .ows tnllsap which farmers can make
usa- ready at Is'o aoe.
YYtI'4esY.p'
bu.t'r-lJI!-,.
l.-.--C
In The foreign news we notice a
fixed pcrmancncy in The produce
market, atprcscnt. Prices are prct-
ty well up, and business of all kinds
brisk. The tendency of tie price Of
Jraai,iuGs is upwards. We extract
t.c following from a circular sent
ont by Bariogs Bros. and Go, dated
Lonlou Sept. Il.
il.... l.,. r,r,, ,,orc ,,,i. ,,r,. 3, most
r....... ... ..,.- -., r-,,Ir..,. ..vI fl. Gr.yrrirs
..... ,.'r..,, ,n,.r.u., f., ,prr,fsc.
Er'al..i. h.,. been iamor. .qrcs,o,n6qro,,d
In. c..nn-.s,r rn Nlcnl.v. N,i,h n moderate
op.E '.ah " a..l & ',D,a ] 1.,@ y, y .U5 @U' >.
prg.n'.r -o. io.'.sn wheat participating III a
.u'.r improvement
L.or wa ,.-9 a.ou,d.!!p. 3D.. 5,cr~r.
/ T.Ht.H l- lITIN.
indian Crn e hid m@fu.7. torcaleac, Of l1m.
pr..ra @ ,. lrycy .' an nnm5, " p,ra,,t 5,mand
,' n'. % a'", & ,,g ~, pJ"i ,tg 3 en- l'g, o , - m a 0' .
sG'' q . ,q2 q1-nrr .oy. gaoE.a h1o..., Gm %, %,
m. GgYry. ION .Ir r,I,... ut .I.ru,,rt M, ace
count. %, rr..u. N.,... me- u.,I.rr,a-r r.,rr.I.
bu, rhc ller .l,,.y loa.ht To- Tla.Ld ic.d. 10
keep lpvn prices ll l. .uuL
Tho cnllny,in rytraCt iS from n
-
circular from Brown, Shelby and Co
=, =,
Gated LiNerpoOI, sept. IL
III. ,oncr,s Of i,,r., sir,, ,,a., IN poi,i,es Lov
ir,, cn,.cI r,,,Irr ,rr nanny for Indian Com nnJ
ini ror American Flour plirsL oI lne lo.ihef nave
n'Hnccd l. pr quarter una 81 Wv e'eI ~ !" y pr
WiIt, WIN ucI' 'Acri,,""s V'' in ."'Sv' ''VScs
Ya''S a, a'l wees @ vs. Co.,. ,Ji', -on
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19

Gopernor or Or gon.--.The Wash
ing,on Republic says that Maj, j. p.
Gaines, of Kentucky, has been APP
pointed governor of Oregon, in the
place of Mr.. Lincoln, who declined
The appointment. Mr. Gaines was
badly beaten in August last for con-
grsss.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19

1t is amusing to read the comments
of the wing papers on the union 0!
the democrats in New York. One
paper will wonder how the barnbur-
ners could surrender all their prin-
ciples and join the Hunkers, and an
other will be equally surprised at
the nunkcrs giving up all and join
ing the barnburners. TibN. York
Tribune thus holds forth on the sub
ject, and the Chicago Journal takes
up the same cry:
"This is a year of dcpIorablc ca
pitula,ions, Palermo, Navarro, Rome
Venice, Villages, have seen the
rights and hopes of Nations given up
without warning and without reserve
but the Utica surrender strikes as
the most amazing of all.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-10-19

circular from Brown, Shelby and Co
dated Liverpool, Sept. 81.

! hc following extract IS from a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

G8 CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.--THE ONLY.
GGIE3NnIN y DR. W ISS1, RS BALSAM OF WILD
81 0HEKK FIX co Has TE ,r WRITTEN SIGNATURE
theIoutsde Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
ms Is believed to be the only article bearing the above
ntle as emanamg from the Doctor The virtues OF Wild
Cherry for relieving affections of the Lungs and that all
important organ the Liver, has long enjoyed the conf
dence OF domestic practice.
Clty OF Philadelphia, ss-Wiliam NJ. Spear OF the city
OF Philadelphia, being duly sworn according to law, de-
poses and says that he is the possession Of the original
recipe for preparing Balsam of Wild Cherry for atec-
tons OF the Lungs, which was given to him by Dr. Wis
tar regularly educated Physician and that he believes
.d to Be the only one in possession OF any person fIeeP the
Sworn and subscribed before me- and the city seal af-
fixed on the first day of November, A d. eighteen hun
H. 81 ''''' 3''''' JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
A copyright for the Basam is secured
Absurd may appear in the face othe above unden-
able proof individual from Boston Mass recently APP
piled to the United States District Court Of Pennsylvania
for injunction the General Agent for the United
States and the British Provinces prevent said agent
from selling the only genuine Dr. Wstars Balsam of Wild
the Hon. Judge OF said court promptly refused it,
It Wistars original Basam of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cure. Let them not deceive you.
G9g Look well to the marks of the genuine.
No DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry can possibly
be the genuine without the written signature Of VIM. M.
Spear on the outside wrapper surrounding each bottle
TO the public
The genuine Basam put up bottles, with the words
blown in the glass each bottle bearing label on the
'front.' with the. signature of VIM. M. SPEAR.
A liberal discount to druggists and dealers.
AGENTS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC--I have this day ap-
pointed Il. W. DYOTT T. SON, No 1872 North Second
street, Philadelphia sole wholesale furnishing Agents for
the (ony genune) DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders for the BaIsam addressed them, will be
promptly attented to at the Projectors lowest wholesale
prices.
w M SPEAR, Sole Proprietor.
Also for sale by most respectable Druggists and Mer
chants throughout the United States, Mexico, West IN
dies and British Provinces who in the practice of sell
ling Genuine Popular Medicines.
Price ST. Six bottles for S..
N BIT. B. DYOTT & SONS, of Philadelphia,
ARE my Agents WIN. M. SPEAR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
az59 CONSUMPTION DIsARMED OF Irs

TERRI RS.-HAS77NG COMPOUND SYRUP
OF NAPHTHA.-DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP
cline, Asthma Splitting of Blood, Night Sweats, Husky
Throat Wasting of the Flesh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
and all diseases Of the chest and lungs
This celebrated preparation pleasant to the TASTE and
is speedy in its operations, that patients plainly feel its
good effects in FEW MINUTES after taking the FIRST DOSE
When DR. Hastings had discovered the virtue of Naph-
tina four years ago. he announced it private circular
number OF distinguished physicians various parts Of
England, with request that they would put its medical
properties the test and report accordingly The result
was host of testimonials of the favorable character
nearly all of which agreed in certifying that medicine
they had used could bear any comparison with it in
relieving hacking coughs, curing darrh9a, and stopping
night sweats 1t was also generally remarked to have
wonderful effect in increasing the appetite, DeigM and
spirit of patients; and to be powerfully efficient remedy
in Bilious and Asthmatc diseases OF these testimonials,
which were all published at the time in the IedicalRe
corder spoke OF its extraordinary influence in
OF Consumptlon-each corroboratmg Dr. Hastings OPT
non that he had actually discovered the great secret
long and vanly sought for, namely preparation that
would stop the formation OF Tubucles on the lungs, re-
move those already formed, and thus the fatal
OF all maades, and which had previously been regarded
as being altogether incurabLe. Dr. Williamson of Man
chester thus writes
whose brow death had seemed to have set his SEAL
quire nvgoraon and strength; and exchange his early
morning OF intense suffering and distressing cough for the
calm repose which alone accompanies sound health.
Dr. Ware, OF Liverpool, says-'l regard Hastings Sy
rup OF Naphta OF the first medical discoveries of
any age and consider its agency in curing Consumption
as established beyond all doubt or question: Dr. Boyd
OF Lancaster, Halls it the great consumpve antidote
and cure and DR. Hamilton, OF Bath, pronomces it the
only known remedy which may be relied for removing
'lubercues from the Lungs, and preventing formation Of
Others"
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
TIA is being used in nearly all our hospitals, and is
also coming into rapid among all our best physicians,
tor coughs, colds and all diseases Of the lungs 1t has
been recommended in the worst state Of consumption by
Dr. Arnold, OF Savannah, Ga, writing to the agent at
New York under date of January 80 1913, says: q re-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RIounoyo TINES.
BALTIMORE, July 20, 2. NJ

BALTIMORE July 20, 2. VI
TIE MARKETS are unchanged to-day. Here as well as
in New York. parties awaiting the arrival OF the Eu
ropean steamer, now more than due.
Conrad Vntner was executed to-day, for wiul murder
He confessed his guilt and acknowledged the justice Of his
punishment
We have been visited o-day with copous and refresh
ing showers Of rain
THE CHOLERA is rapidly diminishing in virlence well
sexten in the West In New York to-day SO new cases
and &c DEATHS in Philadelphia 40 and two deaths
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

To Thomas Adams Mobile, BmaoeH b lloseley, Allan
Y Stokes, John C. Smith, William G. Pollard, and
Sarah his soife, James O. Pollard and Georgiana his
toite:
make NOTICE. shall apply to the County Court
ensuing, appoint commissioners to assess the
value of certain lands in the City OF Richmond owned in
part whole by you lying between Broad and Frank
lin Streets (part of the land being the East side and
part on the West side of Union street which the Louisa
Railroad Company desire to condemn for their use.
E. FONTAINE, Prest
1929 tau Louisa Railroad Company
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 10, P. M.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Edward W, Lawton, for Newport, Rhode Island
Henry Addison, for Georgetown, d. c.
SURVEYORS OF CUSTOMS.
John M. Spencer, for East Greenwich, Rhode Island
VIM. Fl, S. Bailey, for Bristol, R. |.
Charles Randall, Tor Warren and Darlington K l.
Benjamin II. tendall for Alexandria Va
NAVAL OFFICER
William Brown, Salem, Massachusetts
APPRAISER.
Cornelius Savage, New York
ASSISTANT APPRAISER
William W. Thomas New York
Our city continues healthy. No cholera reported
The weather to-day has been very warm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

ELECTRICITY AND CHoLERA.--Proiessor Olmstead, of
Yale College, has recently written article this sub
iect, which he denies that there is any unusual and
mysterious conneXion between the condition of anos-
pheric electricity and the prevailing epidemic.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
by GEORGE J. SUMNER.
AT AUCTION. at t1e Ia,

HORSES AT AUCTION, at the layge Int IN
- ~ CRY street, opposite Woods Sta5le-On SA
TURDA4 Morning, July 2lst at 10 o'clock will be sold
as above, several valuable saddle and work Horses
Y Is GEO. J. SUMNER Aucu
VERY FINE MARE
Mlll be sold at the horse auction this morning renar-
kabe fine bay Mare--works and rides welI-s0ld for 40
fault as the owner has no further use for her
Jy2l G. ] S Auctr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
by WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE 4 co.

AN WEDNESDAY next 25th instant, we shall sell
" at auction store, commencing at 10 o'clock, a
general assortment OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part
Of
so hhds Porto Rico Sugar
30 do sweet Cuba Moasses
80 bags Rio Coffee
so do green Laguayra do
10 hhds. prime Bacon Sides
10 do do do Shoulders
20 baskets Sweet Oil
so IBIS Alewves
Backing, Ginger, Pepper. Soap, &c.
TERMs-All sums of 800 and upwards, months credit
for approved negotiable paper; under 800 cash
jy2i WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & CO, Aucts.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

ND EMEDY FOR Badness would in
MeD form the citizens OF Richmond that it is my inen-
ton to remain in the city few days longer thai may
give personal attention 10 those already under Inv treat
ment for the restoration OF the hair This notice is gwen
that those who have lost that ornamental appeudage NAV
lose time in applying Let none keep away because OF
their impression that badness in their hereditary;
because whether it be not will engage to restore
the hair in all its pristine beauty.
The preparation used is entirely Of vegetable matter
containing not hurtu ingredient; and nits operation
has rather soothing than irritating effect Who would
try harmless remedy which, If it should fail will at
least, cost nohing am no qtack; if was, it is likely
might ask for retaining fee little something in ad-
vance; but am from Old Virginia, and would not want
any mans money without fair equivalent. Reference
will be made to gentlemen in the city, whose hair has
been restoredby my treatment, on application to at
the Exchange Hotel. M. WISE.
iV 90 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

A FIRE occurred in Camden, N. ] on Wednesday
evening last, which destroyed the extensive hair cloth
factory OF S. Ross. Loss $4,000
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

GALE OF VALUABLE AND RARE FUR
y NTTuRE-In compliance with an order OF the
Hastings Court the city of Richmond made the 18th
day Of July, 1849, shall MONDAY the 23d inst,
the hour OF 10 o'clock, A. M, on Main street. over the
Bookstore opposite the Exchange Bank proceed SELL
tor cash. most valuable and handsome collection OF new
Furniture consisting part of Sofas, Chairs spring Beds
Klander Degnther i Co VS.. John B. Conrad and also
to satisfy rent JAS. M. TAYLOR, D. c. for
jy l6 JNO. GODDIN H. G.. c. R.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
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