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WEAKNRss ANN PAN IN THE nRKAsr.

PHILADELPHIA, June -, lS4-I can highly recommend DR.
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
Of its virtues. My wife had been affected for long time Will
short time entirely relieved her. The Symptoms would afte
time, recur and all the relief was speedy
the first place 1t months since she has bee
free of the affection. consider and recommend il as mos
valuable medicine sengthenng effect has been very great
addition to relieving the breast Swallow 10 Waers
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=, gssAahI I'VE klI2 SSys,AsHlSgToN HOUSE,,

NC; 1Sa CHESNUTSTlREET, PHIT.9DEJ PHIa
ME undersigned would inform his Southern s f,nn -
= friends thai this SPELENDlD HOTEL which = 1,'
hts neen under M charge for several years has sf been "A
elegantly etted enlarged and refuTnshed m he n,s I4
iasonsDe manner and The entire organization Of every de-
ne most splendid suit OF aparme Ms can
ne nad az AL Times by giving few hours notice. ~
ne central and fashionable location of he w AsHINc
TON HOUSE, renders it OF the mos desirable IN IL
city Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia ethr nos
business or pleasure; and there shall be no exernn ~
have continue merit the liberal support il has hereto
received. m i I{ApsTiSTIIssif y ietolOre
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. NSN'9 IN
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PORT CARBON, February 90 I847--yHeSsrs R0bipsop
Collins 4 Co.: am happy TO inform you that think Dr.
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead Of
N our part OF the country. out of it, and have a Ia
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked so often for ~
DGDs's DgpardtfBe Extract and JossDh I)apis5s I0t
LiaiReat. that have taken the liberty Of writing Tor a.
agency for the above ARTICLES II agreeable you If pleas
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UllFssOKNT MuTUAl. INSURANCE COMPANY

-TRDsTKks
y. A. Bareii VIM Gomez tssn5y ps-l ssOo"s
David Hadden John D. Bein / VI s1sntnss
Nathan Jarvis, 6eorrs lonns 4 S.n1,s '"n'
: = n YES John N, Bell, H. NJ. Wright,
+ IL " aish, James kmkhami r. b. sumner,
Il n d6.aSYlnaflet John y Hyde. John o. Wooaruf,
a RRuaasche lSonis Dc SAnlies, w. u. McCutcheon,
u lastnsie4 y; L. Dabels,eeH, Il. Pug PUG,
]. Rifiard n d Wssshss' y y Il y. Hanleu
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:, p,,srrs sUss .hf. John VI .9QrgdH, DFHggist.1
1 ~ jan ~, lS4l-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
anu az mas gwen great satisfaction to those who have nsed
II knew o. one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthms
On @ y emo. think shall be able sell least
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rIlE EI BANNER !:
TERaIS;

7tro Deliars in advapce, Two Dollars and
Fifty oil the ex iyis of SIX months, or
Three Dollars at lie end pfl the yaaI. sSS
No paper discontinued until oil arrearages
arc paid, unless at the optionof the Proprietor
,ul-.Advertsements inserted ut rs cts! per
square, ID lines or less,) for the first and
half that sum for each subsequent insertion
0JS The number of insertions to be marked
Son all Advertisements or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
1J- One Dollar per square for single in
s asertipn, Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
inei,s will be charged the same as single
nscrtion,ian seni-monthy the same Dis new
Is ones.F stt2 4 ssjs ~ y.i!yygft .y5
n All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
Ind Communications recommending Cand-
dates for public offices or trust-or pulling
sEShibitions, Will be charged as Advertise
nients.
all letters by mail must be paid to in.
L tsnrs ipunctual attendance.
0J'!scv. FREDERICK RUSH, is travelling
4 Agent ,or, this paper, and is authorized to re.
eeSe subscriptions and receipt for the same
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SONS OF Tg:sEgsssas ANs,E,.T

a public meeting of Sumter Division, No.
II, viii take place at the Methodist Church
in Sam,erviile, on Friday the 18th Of this
month, commencing OF IL O'clock, (Af1s--
Members OF The Order are required 10 meet
a, ii O'clock, at the Court House for the
purpose of forming processlnn. The public
generally are invited. AS the Grand Divis-
ION holds its meeting IN Snmtervilc at that
time, j, is expected that our meeting will be
favored with the preseneet,f several Speak
ers from different parts of the Stale, in add
ton to those OF our own Division regulars;
appointed. y
p. O'SULLWAN,'f fe: 5. =
January l, 1850. 10 M 1t
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APPOINTMENTS.

The following is list Of appoint
ments for Claremont County, made at
the late Session of the Legislature.
IUagistrdtes.--G. S. G.. cschamps
vice John larrall: j. II. Stucky vice
Addison Stucky. deceased.
Commissioners Of Lioads-H. G.
Withcrspoon vice NJ. Il. Muldrow, re.
signed from i'll health.
Manogers Of Etections-At Priva.
teer, j. b. Tmdall vice John Ncttlcs;
At Lowry's. DR.. E. II. Rcmhcrt vice
James Lowry; At SumtcrviIle, G. w.
Bradford vice ". j. Singleton.
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Lime

so Barrels Stone Lame
10 DO Rhode Island do
fine young Mules f,r5sale, also a fnEA
Harness Horse, AT TIEDARK1ES.eSS
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Consult 10 Lyons Our readers will recol-
lect the keeper ola oyster house who was
appointed Consul to Lyons by General Tay-
lar. In letter published in the Vcksburg
Sentinel. he writes that he has made an ar
rangement att hotel to live there without ex-
pense, "upon zc undertaking vat 70 leisure
vich have from my dHties official shall! be
devote to &c cooking re oysters, and 20 pre-
parashong of ze jucps mint, Ia mode Amer
icaine." @
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" CALEB CLARKE, Esq, highly q
teemed member ofthc So. Ca. Bar, died {
the 30ih inst, at Winnsboro.
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an nauthentic signature, or they will be exclu-
ded. Personal sqnibs, we cannot publish.
/ NIB, We reforced tn adopt, this course
toavoid unnecessary trouble, as we hive al
read ready y. received several anonymous commune
cations interrroga'ing candidates
uJThe community will doubtless he pleas.
ed to learn that tho Rev. SAMUEL FURMAN
has excepted the unanimous call of the Sum
tervile Babtist church for the present wear
and will enter uqon his duties OIL the Sd sab
bath ofthis month.
10 We had several cold snaps during the
past week, and some heavy lrosts, interminr
led with summerish weather It comnen-
ced raining OH Sunday night, with consdcra
BILE force, and it lasted until morning Mon
day was avery disagrceablc day rainy and
misty. Vivid lightning and heavy thunder
came upon the town very suddenly at night
fall and it continued TO rain by spell through
the night, and Tuesday was dull day.
fsFa .th s.a .iEt. ----
Ut Monday last being sale ana settling day,
our own was crowded with the Citizens o.;
the distinct, notwithstanding the inclc,nency
OF the weather. The large sale of valuable
negroes attracted many strangers and we no.
ticed at the "EXchangc" during sale hours
several of the wealthy citizens OF Charleston.
Negroes sold very high, those belonging to
this McFaddin sale, numbering ninety. aver
aged $500 all Troublesome field hands bring.
ing $500 and 1000. boys OF Ii to l6--75o a
500, and likely wcncllcs go 725 The
Plantation brought SO per acre. The terms
Of the sale influenced tho market, and doubt.
less they would not have commanded such
high prices hod it been for cash
CoTToN MARKEr-Wash heavier this week,
rat cs il 10 lOc.
CONGRESS- Nothing of Importance occur
red during the week; save some sparring he.
tween Senators BENroS and ATcixINsoN of
Missouri relative TO pro-slavcry resolutions
Which the Legislature of that state atop:ed
last session, Mr., B. opposing their reception,
on the gronnd that they were not The voice OF
all the people! They were received, how
ever and ordered 10 be printed. In the House,
the credentials Of the representatives from
New Mexico and Dcserct were presented,
but the argument on their reception was post
poned until after the election of clerk. On
the 3d The House attempted the clerks cleo
ton, Mr.. Forncy. Editor OF the Pennsyl-
vaniaE, receiving l03 vu,cs-lacking 3 of ma
jority. On the 4;l the election OF officers
was postponed until Monday next.
The SPEAKER decided that the frs, 30 days
for the reception of petitions had expired,
An appeal was made from this decision.
HoTELs.-Wc have very seldom called
public attention TO any Of the numerous
hotels of Charleston, which unlike mos,
cities is blessed with number Of excel
lent ones, md we desire, in this instance,
10 cnll public attention to the PAVILION,
now under the management Of Mr.. II. L.
BUrTERFlELD. Friend B. is host OF
himself. sianding forth to the world rs n
capital index 10 his own house in his ro.
tund person and merry phiz.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

THE CAMDEN JOURNAL hns rasscd into the
hands Of Mcssrs WAEEES & PAIGE, who vii
hereafter publish the sam, scri-wcrk rkly-
We regret, and expect the whole fraternity
JOIN with us, 20 lose w. TurgLow CAsroX,
who takes leave, also with Mr.. PEGurs, and
trust his successors may be able 10 Gil the
void. They succeed to no sincclIrc office, and
NC wish them all the success they desire.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Lady Franklin,--It is stated that this lady
has sent letters to New York asking infora,a.
tionand advice as to- the expedency of her
coming oyeri,oithis country with a view to
the arrangement Of an expedition, at her own
expense, for The renewal next Spring of the
search for her lost husband !.
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aJsn.rificrs,c,al.s;.,. J; !, .

Will be sold atthe residence OF the laHl
John MsEonIld deeeased, on Tuesday tbs
5,h day o February next, (if not sold preyatt.e,I
iy previous to that tinel ten likely negroes
belonging to the estate of said John 49,
aid. deceased. Terms made know
sale.
JOHN NJ ssssS|4s
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THE ANT NuIsAScE.-It is not perhaps.
generally known, that in the West Indies,
when these little tormentors pay their un-
welcome visits 10 the houses there, small
ring of chalk will DO an effbctual bar to their
entrance; even making strong chalk limo on
the floor will stop their progress. The rea-
son no doubt, being that the very great quan.
tity of acid chalk, contains causes their
death, or a precipi,ate retreat.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Gr The Rev, M. ]. RAPHALI, D. d., the
very able Hebraic scholar, who has been de.
livering Lectures at New York on the poetry
of the Hebrews, and their custorns, is to visit
Charleston professionally.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

0-f JoHN w. CAMERON, Esq, who has
conducted the ". c. Argus for the past two
years, retired from the editorial chair, which
he filled with great ability, on tho lst inst.
He 10 succeeded by Mr.. SAMUEL FULroX,
who has been connec,c with the paper since
its commencement
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

God-Prom the gold mine recently disco
veTod in Montgomery, Maryland, large guam.
ties oi ore have been raised, which will yield
at the rate OF $1,000 in pure gold to every ton
Of The orc. rs s,st@Ua5 3i
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

III We learn from the Mobile Tribune
that few days ago, tho sugar house of John
$. Preston, at the Conway tract, la., with
fire. On Monday evening The sugar-house Of
Messrs. Petre g, Rose, with all it contained,
was also destroyed. sgg
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

II DR.. J.. i. w. ANDREws, bows hmscl.
oat o! the editorial fraternity, by stating that
The Muscogcc Democrat his been transferred
to Mr. w. III. CHAMDEns. We can hardly
spare the Doctor. for his independen, style
rendered him peculiarly popular, but 90 where
he will he's bound to succeed rd--by-lhe bye.
we congratulate the DR.. on his good luck-hc
is rich--!or he adyertiscs 900 worth OF
nc'ctypc, for sa'c-dnat talk OF poor printers
hereafter ia Georgia.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

u Without exception GopEys I.ady's
Book, is the Ne Plus Uhra OF Magazine Lit
erature. The December and January num-
bers surpass any contemporary issue. With
the "Bnmkum Flag. Staff" we join and cry
"cerkelatc cerkelate-form klubs and send
the dimes to Cooley"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Benerolem Jury.--We sometimes find a
jury benevolent as we'll a. just. In Louis
vile, case was lately tried 10 recover the
furniture of poor widow for rent The
Jury decided against her, but made up the
amount of the loss, and handed it in with the
verdict. s. " sz
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rUotiA
Stockholders J

The regular aninai meeting Or
holders of the ilringtnn and We
Rail Road Cousp viii BE l,ellss5sE3|1. n.
ville, s., G. o', stlnesss ~ !l
~, 1850. a full
perSoi; OF by proxy s;s's' 81 ;s ;S3'
portant nasttels ES |,S b
Ing. ;s ss'S
BY order 3 N \ q Il |s| 81
B., n l1'3's
Iaas, Issa.
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The New York city deb, is about twelve
millions Of dollars. aEd HstFe3 }h'
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An Irish Regiment has been organized in
New York, and will parade, Tor the first time,
on the 18Th instant.
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CALIFORNIA SALARIES salary of
Judge Peter III. Burnett, The Governor elect
of Cal'ornia, (Sl0.O00,) exceeds the COM
bned salaries OF the Governors OF Tcnncs-
sec, llliros, New Hampshire, Connecticut
Vermont, Wisconsin, Iowa, Rhode Island
and Delaware, who receive AN aggregate Of
$9,0S3. The salaries o. tho clergy are in
p:cpo ton. Tho Rev. Mr. Wheeler lIap-
tst minister, recently from New-York city.
receives SlOW)O per anunI, as does also the
Presbyterian clcrgyman.--Ihcsc are in s,rik-
ing contrast with the salaries given to United
States officials sent out there --Balt. San.
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Count UHyAzy, MissJ 40 ELLo, and fourteen
olher Hungarans now in New-York, on
Monday last, declared their intention 10 be-
come citizens Of the United States.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

The FIHsT BILL PAssrp KY THE 3ist coSf
GREss.---Aiter a session OF four Weeks, op&
single bill has passed botli Houses Of CorIS
gress. This was the bill granting The; frank
ing privilege to Mrs Polk.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Christmas lsARirIgs, Tie Aaron (Gcaa
Telegraph says, that the hotels ia that civ
are feeding their guests IN s..fine fresh sh,
and delicious green peas
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aTThe community will doubtless be pleas.
ed to learn that tho Rev. SAMUEL FURMAN
has excepted the unanimous call of the Sum.
tervile Babtist church for the present year
and will enter uqon his duties OIL the Sd sab
bath ofthis month.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

CuEIous AFFAIR.-The New York papers
mention ,ysterously, an affair, in which a
merchant, who suspected another merchant
of i'npropriety towards his wife, went to his
house to stab him, but got into the wrong
room and assaulted the wrong person. He
then disappeared, with $4,000, which had
been advanced to him on lot of COTTON
The merchant, the money and the cotton are
all missing.
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,.
SUMTER Y. lille
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 0. 1850.
Iii M Moab, Jun., &oitor.

4 VI Notice is hereby given that all COM
mmlillications m having reference to the next
fall election, must appear in tho paper with
an authentic signature, or they will be exclu-
ded. Personal squibs, we cannot publish.
/ NIB. We eforced to adopt this course
tosavoil unnecessary trouble, as we hive al
ready. received several anonymous co.nmuni-
cations intcrrroga'ing candidates.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

During the performance of divine service
in the Episcopal church at Honesdale, N. J.
on Christmas eve, part Of the plastering OF
the ceiling became detached, and fell to the
floor, distance of twenty feet, The church
was crowded in every part, except exactly
where the plastering fell, directly in fl on, OF
the pulpit, yet no lives were lost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10
TO the Public!

THE subscriber, sgen, for +. & r. Fairbanks e.
Co, Of 1t Iohn.burg, Vermont, has Just put W
in Ottawa, on La Sale street, west side Of the Cour
House square. one Of their superior Iron Lerer SI
Ton Hdg Scales which for accuracy OF weighing
cannot be- beat
The cclebi,y and superiority the genuine Fair.
bank Patent Scales is well known ndacknowedg.
ed Throughout, not only the United States but the
whole continen, Of Europe, where they have done
honor to American ingenuity and enterprise In
London and Liverpool they nre in general use and
admitted the most perfect balances of the platform
cOmbnn,ionever invented.
Not only hay and coal bu, grain by the lond, or
any heavy substance az high as6 tonscanb be weigh.
ed and will be- with great care and accuracy, 10 the
entire satisfaction OF oil who may potronae him,
and who desire strict, Justice, which is always attain
able ut these scales GEO. MANN, Agent.
n BAN persons wishing Fairbanks scales,
grocer counter, platform, Of all sizes; hopper or
hay scales are requested to call on the above agent
who wllsupply them on the shortest notice Sesc;
rnlcounter, grocer and platform scales on hand and
for sale nj factory prices opl3-37-Sm
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administrator \ Offices.


IG.u.sStraio1 Sac
DY v.l'ue OF @ decree ollae county crut 90 L.
ID StSs aurry, lIaoi-, entered %, he nay .,m
Urryh'Fl. l,5l. notice I- aa-nly ....E, ia.' ~
NuurF ,'lbr 7il lay OF Otto.,s n.x.. between BE-
Huur. ~ ~ o'clock N. and .',,c.. r. y. Of -.c
iay w., s.. al puJlc auction. 90 J.. court auu,.
.n NINw0. lne..r county, i'd. he t.pw.u Ira
estate. oil " h.cu George B.nwer died ,r.sra, ~.
The our undivided hl.ioirI following trael5 .ih1'
i fosay "; the uw4 OF see - .uwH,@ . f. % b.
m ~ 10 acgy- .u the els uI ,ue U,s ,c 0,iywu Il o.
r$e alp w: uUa Of - acres H"..r rAH.v .. .us
rn ot trr uSl 90 sec -. trwu 3I.r.,r 3. 3 BID.
The tvo u.tmrnucued lrac,- are ,,oo..9ni. and
'hr datrc' hst44at.;y u. pa..c, wl,H house aud
other improvements.
~tllU#- wud-sal u' yec, % ;l- widows r.-.,
Of dover. &C. Teams ca,I.
Jtu.3 l,5I-i5 All Har1lNr, admir-
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EHatc Of Lanes Knaon. iec.a,.d

NOTICE sherrhy gwen, that Twill make appca-
~ tion to the County court OF Ia Sale county nj
the Augusl tenn thereof on Monday the 18th day
of Angus \ d. 1880, for an order to sell all the
lands, aud tenements belonging 10 the estate Of
James Huston deceased, or so much thereof as will
b. necessary To pay the debts OF said deceased, al
which time and place all persons interested are re.
qucscd to appear. and show cause why said real es-
tate should not be sold for the purposes aforesaid
June u, 1850 JoHy lIUsToN admir-
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SENATOR DoraLu-TAo Pcnn.ylvaninn, spea,

SENATOR DocaLu--Ihe Pennsylvania, speak
ing Of Senator Douglas, Of this State, says:
There srefcw men IN public life in this country
poesesscd ofas much vigor and originality of mind
lie l. statesman Gar beyond his years. compre
banding IL his entire mental man. more of the
North American Of tleage IN which We live, thar
any other individual 10 Vt out ofpublic life rwot
If
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rrey consist OF nearly
800 varieties OF Apple,
And grea variety If Pears, Pums and Cherries
which have been se.ec'i with care and great *
rrusa from The most popular and approved Nurse
res IN tie Union embracing nearly q the s'suI.uE
varieties in the eastern and southern states the tut
ofwhchtis confidently believed, cannot tail to suit
the most del.caie snd refined pa,a'c-.
TIE subscriber aseumes with confidence Tint y"
has The greatest rdrieis and most SpsRdii assert
iFtG' 10 be found in northern Illinois The trcc,
are from 20 3 years Of age, ana ranging t,om , Ia
feet IN height, and wei prCpor1ucd.
1t IS believed that the lameutable rcmi--ness on
the plrt of farmers, every where observable IN plan
t'ug lut irees, is mostly attributable 70 The a.mo-'
tota. failure, in most cases, where trees have been
transp.anted from distance, and III" lhrous roots
on which the tree relies toi It's nutnmcni have be-.
come dead from too long exposure 10 dry air or g..
were irosts after taking them up, either (which l.
fatal TO IT, growth But these enbarras,men's no
longer 5Xst. The farmer can now he supplied n
his own vicinity with the number and variety ne
wishes, grown IN the same sol. and climate IN which
they are 10 he transpnu'cd.
1.-THE tree arc taken w IN the spring il shouldhc
done soon after the frost is out ofhe gr1und-n' NIL
events before the leaf begins n put iorh Ifnker
upnthe fall, they should he buried until sprirr.
Apple trees at the Nursery l?. cents; MI Other
kinds, % cents, WELLS WAIT
DaytOn, Jan ID lSjO-,f
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Gote's.
United States Hotel.

Ry WILLIAM B FowLrR, PerH, Illinois.
Tue house Il stone building. is the largest building
used IN northern illiaos, hotel, and the lessee
ms enleayored at heavy expense, TO furnish = IN
! style 10 camport with the building, The rooms
are large and sdujmhly arranged Tor convenience
ana comfort Travellers and their luggage irken
-, =. ~ g-,,t, A., bostS fee of cbar,-e s3-if
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nls0ieinrs.
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and phGaiy Bitters.
nls0ieinrs.

Thee Medicines have roS been before the
puh,io fora period OF FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during tina, time have maintained hugh eharnc-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their eS-
traoriuary and Immediate power ol restoring per-
feet health 10 persons suffering under nearly every
liul disease L, which the human frame is liable
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The Knox Insurance Company
FIRE, MARINE. AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.

Office CT Water street. N li'ise's Brick Rolc,
IWcsHHcS H.
THIS Company having been duly organized and
L ten pet cent rad 10 ~ the c.p,a, stock -uJ-
>ruh-i and the balance secured hy mor1 le Oh
R"ai estate and by persona. Euuan'or,grr now pre-
plted 90 eject Insurance against Loss oT Dam7ge
by Fire on Buildings Merchandise, Machinery
Mlnuactorics, auda description of property also,
Merchandise, md Produce in ihr course O, iul4n3
transportation, the ijsG Of 'hr seas, &c, IL; n.so
he ball, otsteam5oats, and other vrss. an! upon
ihe lives Of iuliy.ills gong 20 Csto.n1. Tn,
rates at premium vii be- Hs 5S as those o; any OH
ther reSp0HsiL'e company
All ,Js'es uheu.y adjusted and IMPLY Vaid
livestock Of the company held entirely iur1c ives,
ana controlled by western mc,., an. in no vas con-
n..,.l ,.-.l NJ. ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10

In New York city, recently, IN trinity Church,
While the Bishop WA engaged in ordaining some
young gentlemen for the ministry, a merry little
Canary bird entered by one Of the windows, and
perching upon the top Of the organ, poured forth
aoeautlul song, from thence he flew to n little
'plre above the altar and, after another brief
song, returned to its retreat in the trees,