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Esq. Baker, of New Canton, Ill.

Mr.. II. G. Fauell's Arabian I.iniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had failed in one was a white swelling and conrnc-
ted cords in the leg Of a boy twelve wears old The
leg had withered away and was so contracted that
he had NO USE of it Three doctors had tried their
skill upon it in vain, and he nds fast sinking 10 the
grGre when the boys father was induced to try II
G. FarreIs Arabian Linment Before the first
bottle was used up he came into Mr. B'sstore, ard
the ilrst words he said were Mr.. Barker | want
all that Liniment you have in the store the one
bottle | go, did my boy more good than all that
hni ever been done before" The boy is now well
and hearty and has free use OF his legs Il Is good
Tor sprains, bruises, cuts, burns and sweliings,
Being fully satisfied that II. G Farrel's Arabian
.lnirnent IS the best medicine in the world, cheer
fully recommend it. | had been afflicted for l6
years with most severe pain in my breast and
shoulders, which was so bad that | could hardly do
any work nt all, and would often have 10 lie in a
bed tor two weeks at n time with it. | used your
Llnlment on II, and il cured me sound and well -
had. at the time of using your linimen. one of
the worst coughs ever had in my life and il cured
that too. rubbed it in well over my breast and
shoulders 1t is also excellent for irost-biten feet
sores, swt filings, sore throat. mango erysipeas,
&c. ISAAC CT A YT0N
Kickapoo, Peoria co. III.
Manufactured only by II G Farrell, sole invent
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist No II
Main ST. pepru, Ill to whom III communicate ions
must be addressed; and for sae by
WHITE e. HryrLR, G. L THOMPSON, and WALLER
& flIcELING, Oita,rd.
$ G SMITH, Peru; RAnDwrvd CHEPMAy, Lasalle.
II BRowN and a w Bowen, Joliet
JENKINS MERRILL, LOclporf
& IL ALEXANDER, Magnolia
DAVID MERIT Somonauk
c NoGEL and G d RICHARDSON, Bristol.
ID MILLER, OslregO and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

One Of our citizens who has been afflicted with
Rhumntism fer several months and portion of
the time was obliged to Don crutches, tried va
rious remedies without effect, but was fnall in.
duced to try Sloan's Ointment, which gave i'm
mediat relief, and by the use Of two boxes was
entirely cured Sheboygan Mercury, Wisconsin.
Oct l3, ls49.
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More Evidence of It's Utility.
Mr.. UMoy, Stark County. Ol

MI UMoN, Stark County Ohio
Having used Sohn's Condition Powders for most
OF the complaints for which IL ia recommended, |
have found 1t to be what it processes to be, and can
most cordially recommended it to others
In fifteen years experience | have ncycrfound its
equal in cases iDstempers. Coughs OF Iong standing
and other diseases To- which II is recommended
The ointmcn, believe is useful IN many eases.
' NlLHOUS.
See ngenl, Ames ut the head Of Sloan's column.
For further particulars and testimonials, get pamph-
lets of agents
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Corporation Assessment.

motto + hereby given, that the Assessment
~ Roll for lsjJ has been returned TO the Clerk
OF the Board OF Trustees OF the town of Ottawa, and
may be inspected by any person interested therein,
and that the said Board will meet Mt the Clerks
Office IN SAID town, on Saturday the 18th day OF June
inst TO hear applications or reviewing and correct.
ing said assessment. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
lime IAN
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have ben afflicted for l6 years with severe pain
inmy breast and shoulders, which would compel me
to keep my bed sometimes for two weeks at a time
and was ut one time hardly able to work at all |
used II FdrrelgS irajmn Liaimeni, and 1t cured
me sound aud well | had at the same lime'i used
the Imminent, the worst cough ever had in my
life. and was as,onIshed to find cured that too.
So, ISAAC CLAYTON.
kickapoo, Peoria county Illinois
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Testimony from (.aIep8.

Galena, April !. 1919.
Fellow Cizens--i have used Sloar's Ointment
and found il to be the best article that have ever
used for injuries in horses and for family ointment
GEORGE RISEDORPH.
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en- FAIRS kip boots, ] 10 pairs storn boots, IS
w pairs hne boots Just finished and Tor sale at the
boo, and shor store iapl9 w. HASKELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

We invite attention TO the new advertisement OF
Mr.. Sloan, which will be found in this days paper.
Sloans medicines are certainly exceptions TO the
to great amount Of trash with which the public has
been bored for years The astonishing sales and
still more astonishing cures which they nre continu-,
ally performing. will not tail to make them populns
with every one,
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Warehouse Sale,
MillinarV.

MRS. s. GREGG having opened shop on the
pi corner OF Wddis0n and LII Sale streets, Is now
prepared to do work in the above business in the
latest and most fashionable styles, ms she has re-
ccyed the lnest fashions direct from New York b,
Nn,tnger & Co. NAV l3-37-6m
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From the Hon. Peter Nina I'd, on G
OF the oldest settlers in Illinois.

IL gives me pleasure to ndd nv testimony 10 the
vhtues oiyour great medicine One of nv blouded
horses had swelling over the cap ofhe knee about
the size Of hen'se egg. Some said it was strain,
and some, that it was the ont Waterfront the knee,
and could moth cured tried oil cedar on it, and
all The Inments and oinimenis, and they did no
more good thnn water then by persunson ofmY
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THOUSANDS OF
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS

have recently tested the virtue of SLOANS ONT
MENTand CONDITION POWDER, and now
recommend them as the BEST Horse and Cattle
Medicine they ever used
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I 10000 SWEET POTATO PLANTS for
| sale, ready for delivery, from 18th May TO l0ll
June. Price, - per 1000. Order. left nj G, l.
Thompson. drug store will be attended to.
Ounwn, 0pl 2S.3g-6t. II. l.. BRusu
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~ 00O LBS Wool wanted for which the high.
io'oOO est price will be paid in cash by
may Il, 1850 &. BURR.
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New Goods Spring STYLES

Al The Chicago Store, opposite Cuslmdns.
JUST received, direct from New York, choice
- selections oi De Lanes Gmghams, md Calicoes,
ceS! Get the right place and Won are sure to get
your goods right atthe Chicago Store opposite Cush.
mans. Ottawa, Apl 20 1850
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Cash Advances

TllE subscribers return their sincere. thank to the
public for the liberal patronage extended to them
through the pas; season aud would beg leave to say
TINT they are prepared, 70 make lberaCush advances
on Produce OF all kinds placed in store with US for
shipment either to the southern or eastern market
nov3U. JOHNSTON * cuARRr.vn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

I G. NATTlNGER has a new supply Of the
- Grand Detour p.ows on hand The present
stock will be found superior to the plows heretofore
.old IN this place. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking plnws can be supplied, Ottawa, mar . =
CASH paid for Produce OF oil kinds by
" JOuysroy & Cu,rpuArn
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l,'OR sale by the keg a, Chicago prices by
4 May IL WALKER & llIcKLING
nNE fireproof Safe, for sale by
~ May II WALKER e. IITcKLING
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DlED--At Newark, ILL.,, May Esd, L. NJ lIor.
LrNnAcK, wife of G.. h liollcnback. aged 80 year.
She was follower of her Saviour aud belonged
to the Methodist Episcopal Church for / 5 years
There we allmcct at Jesus feet
And meet to paTt no more 20
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More New Goods

WALKER & HlCKLlNG wish to inform
w their customers Il the public generally that they
have JUS, received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock OF Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this mnrlct, composing Silk, Gotten, Linen, Wors-
ted and Wolen Fairies. 1t is usc, IS TO enumera;c
articles we will only say that most art clcs in this line
called Tor u, n Country Store may b found in our
stock, and will be sold at the ioiceSt prices Our mot.
tois mot to be undcrsold by any one"
Also We have la;cly received CO cnscs OF
Boots, Shoes and Brogans all sorts and sizes suta.
bic for wcnr Of men, women, and children these
will be sold at very low ptlces.
ATso--Crockcry aud Glassware; good assort-
menl Of heary and shelf HARDWARE; ,rnce log,
and halter chains, scyhcs and sneoths, wrought and
cut nails and spikes. all sizes Also,
GlSOCERlES
Ofall kinds MS chenp ms usual aud our stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, and DyesiufS ia complete, aud
will BE- sold at Chicago or ST. Louis prices, whole
sale OF retail.
CASH paid for any quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oats Lard, Bacon and most other produce taken IN
exchange the highest rates
Dee li,lSW WALKER g. IlICKLING.
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For Rent,

IN South Ottawa the large tavern stand, for
L fncrly known as the Buchanan House. is now
being repaired, and is tor rent as public house
Rooms for private families can also be obtained. As
there IS no public house IN South Ottawa or on
the south side of the river any where near this sit
unllon offers rare Inducements to any one wishing
TO be thus engaged, and will afford handsome and
profitable business Enquire OF
My l. 1850 J s Sr-rXTDy
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Coal Cooking Stove.

ME would call the attention of our customers 10
w CusLmdn g. Co.'S Air-tight Coohing Store.
manufactured in Ottawa. This is the most perfect
for burning either coal wood TIM, has has yet
been offered to the public. 1t is so constructed tina,
when either Of the plates burns out, ilcan be replaced
ut uiiljng expense.
We keep supply OF these stoves on hand, and will
warrant them TO work well and give satisfaction in
oil cases where properly put up.
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves, hs well as al sizes plain and fancy Goa stoves
made in Ottawa, which we sell nj the Foundry pri-
cCs sep Ii JoHN MANLry & CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08

Groceries.
NJ T. offer Tor sa!c the following consignments at
w 81 Louis cash prices, transportation added
VIZ: 80 hhds sugar assorted qualities,
JOG sacks prime coffee.
5Obbs Roasses,
5OboXes tobacco assorted,
1000 segars, Cuba slSesl
50kegs tar,
25 bales oakum,
5bbls pitch,
rosin,
25 boxes ink,
300 " new crop rni'ins.
% bbls whiskey, Warranted pur. Cincinuati)
0boyes pepper,
10 " mustard,
10 soap,
$50 candles,
2pipes brandy, superior quality. TOR mcdica
purposes
- doz painted buckets,
The above articles will be sold wholesale in or
i5n0Ip9ck1Ses only, at our warehouse on Main Ca
MI. JOHNSTON & CU,RRuAUp
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sweet I,nfn;Ocs .

EASTERN tubs AMI pals, bowls and boxes in
IL nests, grain measures, washing boards, &c Al
mny3. CusHMAN's.
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Boots aud shoes

CPLENDlD stock of boys calf kip, senl, and
- coar.c boots and shoes Ladies and MISE:
booters hid slips, silk mud pruneO CATERS, and eX'
cesiors some new styles Just received by
Nav 2 1850 l. 4 S,NGIR & Co.
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Astonishing Cures.

Ektac, from the ll'rst,rn Press Mescer. Pennsyl.
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More New Goods

AT THE CHICAGO CASH STORE,
Opposite CuSlmaR's
M ANTlLLAS and wide black silks, white Grape
vi shawls, linen ejg,ugs, Lie,c and cotton ditto,
Cambria and Swiss edgiug- and Insertions Ladies
worked collars and cuffs, belt ribbons, hosiery nnd
gloves OF al. kim Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful ar
uclc, Just rccclycu. Barred muslns M shi..ngand
upward. CaIcocs jcis and up Shcctngs and shir-
nngs nj e ctsand up. Lawn l2i Cts yard Linen
Ginghtms Is eta and every article IN the store wil
be sold rs low rs tn same quality can be bought
west Of New Iork Call al the
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Land for Saje,

4 VALUABLE lotof Prare land situated sew
~. en- miles north OF Ottawa being the nh of the
nwq of sec 3, Town 81 range east Containing
500 acres. which the subscriber will sell cheap.
Apply 10 GEO TURNER, Morris, Ill.,. or to
Ottawa, April lst 1850 NORRIS & FISHER
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kO BBl.S in store, for sale cheap by
w May IL WALKER Il HIcKIISG.
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EisI,.
Nails.

MO. |, o. and Mackere, Goldfish and White
y fish Just received by tm3 CUsuNAy.
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FOR RENT


wei Feet
0oOPAIRS Of mems. women's, and children's In
jay da rubber, and patent waterproof over.shoes
may be hudot d22 LOCKWOOD.
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Wanted at the Dayton Factory.
TltE undersigned nre wanting some persons who
! understand keeping Power Looms in order.
Carding, and Shearng; al.o dyer aud tinisher.
None bu, experienced woIkmcn need apply.
]. e. d. GREEN.
Dayton Factory. April 81, ls5O-39G
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NOTICE.

HEHE following extracts from the Act OF Con-
gress for taking the Census, are published to
enable The persons Of this District TO give me the
necessary information as required by the said Act
without delay and Inconvenience.
Il. Every person will be required to give the
names and ages of himself and ofevery person III
bis family, their place of birth, &c, and all who
were atschool within the last year.
! Q. The slaves ofeach owner are to be numbered
separately. beginning at No. l, and separate DE-
scription Of each one to be given-the person OIL
whose plantation slave is to be found is to be
considered The owner-the age and color ofeach
slave to be given; the exact cannot be given IN
sert some age which is the nearest approximation
toit: the eek of each slave to be given.
=. q. The name of every person who has died IN
the family during the year ending June. iSao'
Their are, sex, color place OF birth, whether mar
ried or not their occupation, and the disease or
cause Of death.
4 Every person will be required to give the
number Of acres Of land improved and unimprov-
ed-cash value offarm, the whole amount OF live
stock on June, 1850, the number of cattle that
are one year old, the number OF sheep one year
and older, whole number Of swine on farm on !
June 1850; cash value fall live stock; produce OF
fam ending / June 1850, to wit: the number Of
bushels Of corn, wheat rye, &c; value OF home
made manufacture.
JOSEPH E. NETTLES. Asst. Marshall.
Julv 90 ss3s,e1sssS4tss ss.sFss;4.5 ~, 81 s w3t
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S0oy2a a3l1a3e

... Ay0)v2 23l eaGSo
Three Strong Men; by l'un'as
Linda. or the Young Pilot the Bele Creole;
Tale vi Southern Lie
Old Oak Chest, by James
Reginald Hastings. by Warburton
The Duchess AImeda, by Eugene Sue
Philip Augustus, Tie CoIlegla"s
Masonry Revealed and illustrated
Nuryal Hastings, Nautical Tale
The Bronze Statue, r Virgin KISS; by Reynolds
Queens Necklace, Norman Leslie
The Traitor; by Emerson Bennel
Rose Foster; Sequel to the Mysteries OF the
Court ol London
July =. a. tOONN.
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a CARD.

"A Vk3kkOs
NNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
] aud the public, that he has es -abShed
S TEAM Factory Y OH Laurel street, directly
IN front Uf the Columbia Hole, lor Manufacturing
of DOOrs, Sislies, Blinds; Framing,
Tongue aud GrOOvillg Flooring and 9TH
er Prank. lie halters himself lIal, with The ia
cIlItes he has, lie can furnish any article IN Ills
line Vi business, ol superior quality, and at pri-
ces winch cannot iall tO please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
In connection with tie Establishment IS first-
rate Mili Ior grinding CORN. Also one tor
grinding COO-llesil for Cattle. Meal and
sxrIsls constantly lor SALE
he still carries on the Carpenter Business, and
is now prepared 10 contract Tor Buildings ol AL de-
scr,pt,ons, irom Cottage 10 u faiacc. OH the
must favorable terms.
lie takes this opportunity to return his most
grateful acknowledgements lur past iavors, and So
Tcl,s continuance T.. BECK.
Columbia, June 3, 1850. ID WIN
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Racing Subscription Office,

THE Proprietors beg to announce that they
i have opened classes for SWEEPSTAKES, upon
the system which has obtained large share ofsup-
port in England and elsewhere, by extending as il
does to the public at large, the interest otherwise
felt by few in RACING EVENTS. and enabling all,
whether conversant with sporting matters or not,
to participate in the chance of gaining LARGE
SUM, by the result. at proportionaby small risk
As will be seen by the subjoined scheme, The sub
scrber in class E, may for ONE DOLLAR, gain
$4,000.
The sweepstakes now open, consist of FIVE
classes for the GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES, to be
run at York, (England) 23d August, ls50-l64
Horses entered First Horsr, S5O,000.
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Sherif's Sales.

nYyrfue Of Wnis Of Fl Fa 10 me directed,
10 win cell on the lei Monday in August next,
andthe day following (if necessary being the 9th
and 9Th days tof said month, between the legal
hours ofsaie, before the Court House door IN Cam
den,s @9F ~. -
1884 acres Of Land. lying on the waters OF Gum
Swamp creek. in Kershaw District adjoining lands
of Messrs. Halle. Mathis, McKain. lave aud Bas.
kin, levied or, as the property Of Thomas Sumter,
deceased. (fobe sold by consent on credit atthe
suit of the President and Directors Of the Bank of
the State Of South Caroline, vs.F Sumter, Exec
utor. ~ sgss :@g
- - q ALSO, gsss- s. ,E-.s-s..
Atthe store recently occupied by the defendant,
his entire stock 10 trade. consisting of Dry Go"ds
Groceries, DC. Levied on and to be sold as the
pr .perty Of h. c. Wellhausen, at the suit of T..
Backus and others, w. H. C, Wellhausen. Terms
cash. . sses IS THO. J WARREN, s. K. d.
July II, 1850. 9.-l 2 q .-z.-... 81 :.
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THE MEXICAN WAR AND IT'S WAR.
RI0RS.
BY ]. FROST, LII. D. !

BY ]. FROST, LII. u.
H. MANSFIELD, Publisher, Ne,D Haucn, Conn
WIM. C.. CaSTON having obtained an agency
w from the Publisher, to sell the above WORK
BY subscription, respectfully informs MS if'enos - W
the counties Of Union and Mecklenbnrg, N. =,
and Lancaster district, S. C. that he will travel
through the said counties (hegnnfng in unicn,
abeut the Ist of hugust,) with Prospectus, ex-
hibiiinp description of the history, with specimens
of the Engravings, &c.
The work bound, in embossed cloth with gilt u.
lie, will contain more than 300 pages with ~ En-
cravings, at 81 80 to each subscriber.
In esery case where the Book is not as repre-,
seemed in the Prospectus, tie Agent is authorised
soSise the copy gratis ,,.,
a Lecture, explanatory Of the History, may be
pected at Monroe, Charlotte, Davidson College,
and Lancaster. respectively-of which m're par
tcular neice hereafter. :.
II For testimonials Of character and response
bility, reference may be made to the following gen.
tlemen:
In Monroe-Maj D. a. covington, Chm. c. c.;
SSH Walkup. County Solici or; Coz. ). NJ. Ste"-
ART. G. G. C.; T. d. Winchester, T. NJ.
Lieut. u. C. Davidson; J. B. -Eerr, c. S. c.; Law
renee Badger, Ed. Hor Nest. The Faculty OF
Davidson College.
I.ancaster-Jas H. Witherspoon, o. L. u; Col.
M. Clinton; Hon. VIM. McKenna
:Jacksnnham-- Hon. T. w. Huey.
Canden-Cspf.sA. J. Baskin; Dr. E. A. Sal
mond: Messrs Warren & Price, Eds. Journal.
Columbia DR.. John w. Parker; DR.. D: II.
Trezevant; Andrew Wallace, Esq; John G. Bow
man, Ed Temp. Adv. AE
s,Wadesboro-- Col. A:Little.
Cedar fIiil-Dr. 8. G. Twitty; Col. VIM. Smith.
N B. As no other person is authorised to sell
aFrost'a History of the Mexican War;" will en-
deayor 10 see every man, cit er al public places or
his .priyate dwelling. WIN. G. CASTON.
Lancaster District s. C, July 8, 1850. 81 81
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sCATAWBA,SP SPRINGS,
LINCOLN COUNTY,. N.s G. .

.TMs well-known Watering Place is again open
Il for the reception Of company during the pre-
sent season The Springs having been recently
repaired in way which has rendered the water
notinferior to any in the State. The sulphur pro-
perty of the water is very little inferior to the cele
brated Sulphur Spring, (Wilson's) in Cleveland
county. ~ c., independent of the other properties
belonging TO it. t..l.s.s -. u
Persons wishing to spend a few weeks or
months Of pleasure, will find a healthy country,
good climate and much more convenient at this
watering place than crossing the mountains;
The Spring is "a miles Northwest of Charlotte.
Visitors from the South will find it best to come
BY way of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river
at Rozell's Ferry, or Beate's Ford.
THOMAS F. HAMPTON.
June 30 81 swl3t
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Camden Bridge,

NSHE following resolution was adopted. by 1ne
i Bridge Company, at meeting held on the
26th ult. 8, ~ is. &. E59ssssss< ~
Resolred, That the assessments for the year
ls49, stand forls50, so far as Stockholders hold:
ing FIVE shares Of over are concerned, and that all
otIer persons pay as they go, and may return free
the same day. J.C. WEST, Sec'y.
January 1850 -as-.,s., If
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY,

l36 Greenwich street, new fOrk'
TIME Proprietors beg to call the attention OF
i connoiseurs in Tea, and the heads of families
to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported
by them, and hitherto unknown in this country,
which. by their fragrance and delicacy, combined
with virgin purity and strength, produce an lnfu-
sion of surprising richness and flavor.
THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOLLOWING: {:
The Jeddo Bloom, Black Ten, assl ooper lb.
&" Niphon, do U 70 r.
d" Dini, do U %
Osacca, Green lea, w
Too-isiaa. do -. ~
" Ud.f Mixture, a compound ofthe
most rare and choice Teas grown on
the fertile and genial soil of Asam, 10
With view to encourage the introduction Of
these matchless Teas, it is the intention of the
proprietors to distribute by lot, among the Purcha-
sers, quantity of Tea equal 10
The first years. Profits OIL the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the
package, "A numbered certificate, emitting him to
ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION!!!
" FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS 90
aid out; and on the receipts amounting to $4,000,
the aforementioned parcels Of Tea, to, the value
of ten per cent, or
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be giren a'oay bonuses - according to the
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Miscellaneous Books, &c.

MISCELLANEOUS Books, &c.
The Angel World by the author Of Festus
Watson's Dictionary of Poe,cal Quotations
Cosmos; by IIumboIt. 2vos.
Southern Harmony; Lineon's Botany
Travellers Guide through the U. S. with Map
Music for the Piano and Guitar
BertimI's Instructions for the Piano
Olney's Modern Geography and Atlas revised
edition
Youatt on the Horse
EIliot,'s History OF Roman Liberty, &c.
Julv9 a. YOUNG.