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Indies f!

mu,ins, Fannels, blankets
" Tlckings baggngs, ca5senclts, cnssimerrs, etc
nov % ] G NATTrYsrR
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n. o2:..oa e an old, .rpcr'eacea and scientific
FurTirr
WARRINGTON, low. yare g, 1919.

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! GJu0tbs-.H'r % nroUOS1ci i the "GrCat Rene
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ygg . n o. Ten y.'rs Smn!irr cured ty IT, G.
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Alison WOODRUFF
II [. NI.L.,I


If nm LIS Srurh'crr.s- spanish soc Lcnthcr
il'"VV medium AMI heavy wr,.,.s
1900 p. hlrnrsS leather also bride. mi up,isr
raIheg, kpand cait-hin.. morocco and ~hr,pi.u,lr-
.boc peg, shoe thread, &c &c. on had and for
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h,t ,Ir po mon uf ,I' leg whle sitting ant ,h'
c.u nr, Ne II 'hr.il ilr least hu'hy Oh. NC ot
UG lrw',A HhlG l.inWru' He i now able 10
WINK W 10 rl.., anil has q straight imh. lh0yc
nuH ltu m,.' excellent remedy Tor horse tlc-h; al
So, tor everything winch requires an external rciae-
d.
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young ladies' Seminary n Ottawa.
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TORN THE highest price IN Casi viii he paid
y lorCom.by may II IHatker & Wlckling
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Fish Fish /.

IL EliiJi new crop SUGAR iu-r l,c,.y"i and
!" for .airhy iacli N,LrER & HIrrr"G.
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III Brown, EnI'I~h Venetian Red. French and COM
mon ochre, limp Black. Spirits lupcrlnr, Copal
mud japan Narn!sh, &c. SC 1r sale l0why
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Z NY qI'nty Of Wheat. Corn, Onta, Barley
"A &c, wlnic1 for VII IN n hghe price vii
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TINT they are prepared 10 make liberia Cash Ahvanc
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GENUINE OLD DIR JACOB TOWNSHIPS
SARSAPARilLA

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'iNpURiTY OF THE BLOOD.

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SEPARATION. relaxing slcces OF the lungs, tgSa and ever
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Bu, nons !. It's excellence more maniiesy seen Aud
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-10

am Gnbe Der gacte, 1T nit fleinen geraten
Suhifabel, nnc rer 9s6eteu Scrafalt aus
sefiibrt. girtenfdlfder nsbmen fId ielten
bic Mnbe tieies GUT aussnfibren, unb cine
llnucllfomnietbeit bieriu Sei9t Dir 9lcld,,
oaB cn cine faIid,e Gcte haff.
Scditc 9iegel.
Serdnoerte Ioteu.-Gie @erdns
oeiung Ger Soften eeftieht onf swst gSeqsn.
Gntmecer wereen cie 3ablcn. ]. S, aueras
ot tuno ffatt befIen, Die auf gang {. inem pas
pier gerrudicn 3atleu 10, SO, gan; feft auf-
9eflctt. Dle(e 0toten pctben in ollen, cen
dhten pollfcmmen 9leid) iehtn, man e,fenut
fte aber nit teihter Wlibe. ,penn man lie
ans eidt lbllt, no Die Iife an cen iiters
sflebten Gtellen ;ur Gntoedunq leieet. Sin
aneerer @c9 rer bon Gctenfdlfder elsefbla,
gen uiro III, caB ile bic Ncten bon sebrches
uen Sanffn nebmen > bic natitrlid, feiren
Wertb baten, uno mittelil elmer hcmilhen
Snbifans ben Tamen Der Bnnf atIDlen uno
oann in leiner Stelle ben irsenb elmer ancern
nod, beifebeneen Banf brudeu. Sn ciefem
Sale it aber bic Gnteednn9 ebenfalIs nidt
ihpieria, ba jeoe ganf aiioere Gitber auf
ibren Tcten bat, lino ba benn nrd) INNER
oas oauptfennjeiden, Der Sdatten nm bic
9rcBen 8uifabeu TN Gamen Der 8anf,
beibt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-10
per telegraph
UESA
Mnfnuft ScS E.5ss:5iZ Ssal 2 Santpfbiffcs
g. II 4 . y a.
IA xase fpafere Ssa3risten RON Gnrcra.

IA &a9e tpafere Sla6riibten ron Gnrrrd.
Nalifar, 8 slpril, 3 llhr 9tadln.
Die europa fam um 2 llbr Tadmittass
bier ali.
Die lebten Gadlridten aus Suoien (Inb
weniacr c,,tmuthieeno nls mau ermartete.
Gie eurrpiiften Nodridten Gno uid,t ycn
Sntcreiie,
Die @atteu iii 5rantrrih fIno ruhio pcr-
iiber9e9anaen.
Die fcstel Veridte aus S.aore lauten febr
6nnifis fir bic Baum,pcaenmdtfte ca bic
preife teoeutenp fefter senorten fInc.
Ter MehsfanSler bon Gnslanb bat fein
Budget fir ca5 nddlite TtsfaIjahr pcraelest
uno obnchl fIeh eu Gurplusfcnb BON mebr
aIS swei nno elmer hoIben Wataicn beraue-
ftelIt. 70 1T bod, bic 9lrt. nuf WsId)e biefer
llcberfluB perfpencet werbeu lcQ, nidts pc,
niger ats befriebi9cuc. Mau bcfnrhtet elne
slenoeruns ces Winifterinms
Or Il erreid, uno ursaru.
Tiinf GpaItsn Der pether 3etuug fIub
init fre9sserihtlihen Grfenntni0en 9esen
perioneu ansefnllt, pcldle in Der ungarifhcn
9iepoluticn betbsilist maren.
9lae Goeesnrtteile ftuo in SwSlfs bio fehss
sebnidbrise @inferfernne in GiIen perrau-
Delt mcroen.
Gine ueberldtremmun9 Der Conan bat
in lln9arn, befoncers III Gomcru, Haab uno
in Den Taafper Diitrifteu cine un9eheure
8erwiitung anGaentbum perurfad,t. 6hnf
;ebntaufeno perioncn fudlten in 9rceem
Wansel 3ufudt in 0iaab.
DeutfdIanb. 8ei Der @r6fnune Der
Sammern bemertte Der &6nig bon gBnrtem'
berg tas Elm einsiaes Geutfhlano nid1ts
als cine Sbimdre lei unb oaB ,penn man
feline 8crpirffiduna oeriudet,~ es ;u elmer
Trcnnune u. gluf6lun9 Dcntfd,lanbs titrte.
(@efr0nter Gd,fpabe aller Gdwaben, mas
falelif ou bon elmer su befilrhtenben 2rens
nun9 nnb 9lu1Slurs Deut(hlanos 2 Garf
man ia lingft nid,t mebr iIngen ygBas 1T
oes Deutftben 8aterlauo p gInm. b. 9icb.
Mau beridtet, oaB Elm @cuereB Der reuts
fhen Sdrften in, 9Iprit su Dresten eshaltrn
tperben tpirc, um fIh iter ceutft,e Slnacle'
genbeiten su beratben. Der &aifer rcnSeff.
reid uno Die SOniae bon Saiern. panncper
uno Sahlen perren anmeleuo 1ein.
4Ddnem unb bic berso ii
M er.- Iadrihten ausSerlin melben, Bag
General Nanf bon ieiuer Senbnng mad,
ben Ssriosthiimern Sdleswias6clleIn iu>
rifgefebrt lit. Sein 3wed III einem ginper>
ftdnonie su fommen. bat fehleeft,lasen uno
Die 9lnsflht ba,u 1T peiter nls jemalS euts
fernt.
preuBeii. = Tad,ridbteu bon Berlin
melben ferner, baB biellnterhanelun0en spis
fhen Seiferreif unb preueen in Sesug auf
cine beitimmte Scnititution elmer Gentralres
aieruns fir Deutfd,Iano sanslid feblseld,la.
gen haben.
Srantrei d,.-Hdhridbte aus paris
bon Oienifas uno Wittnch lauten rubiser
olS Dor eilhen Gaaen. slQe Slnseid,en elmer
@meute tparen AZ @nce
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Opn Galifcrnien.
81 It fnmft beS g berDfee.

100000 Gcloltaut erbalten
Die Stabt 9bdare6 bon Geuer
ger it6rt.
giswsWorf. slpriI 5.
Der Ddmpfer Ghercfee fam bieIen Wcrs
gen BON Ghagres nit Jtahrid,ten pcn Can
Sranciefc BIG gum l Wdrs. Der @herefee
brinat Gcloffaub gum Wsrtb bon teinabe 2
Millicnen2baler. "a bic rrcdeneSahres;eit
etngetreten nno bas @raben NIT 9rcsem gis
fer begcnnen marb, 70 befam bas @elhdft
int slagemeinen einen nenen 9luf'dmuna.
Die Ddmpfer SreGcn unb Gennefee maren
supanama bon SanTrancisfc anaefcmmen.
Sie sinsen am l5.Mdri OBJ ; aut ben plains
mar fein Shnee tas Weter mar beIens
eers milc.
Gin srcFcs Geuer fanb IN Gbaeres in Der
Gadt ccs 2. Wirses fat, tpeldes ben srSls
feren Gbeil Der Stabt ;eril5rte.
9Im II. Sop. y. S. fehrte Nr. Cnupbim
NIT 10 Scdnblern ben eirsr Sanbelserpeoi-
ticn surilf. Sic rureen i'm 3elte BEL Der
@abef bss NcieHuiIcs bon frieeerifden
parnee- Snbianer anaeorifen. cr Doupbin
rpurbe idnper perpurcet, in biefcreaoe wurs
re er BON feinen qeuten i'm Glide aelaffen.
DieSncaner iibermdltiaten ihr, nalinen ibm
feineWanren ar, uno periieBen i'm alsbdun.
Sc aelana ibm Sort eccfcnt ~ erreiden.
Safelcd,fen iIuo Sahlreid, anf ben plaiits
Die 6iour Sucianer hatten cine ganre ron
5O--10O Mann suiammensebraht, umSasb
onrouf ~ MAIDEN.
gSibreno bic Sicur az ben @ntein bes
@haDenne jdaten, wnroen fle Ucn einer 9lb-
ibeiluna Grcw.S Sncianer anaearifsn. Sld)t
Jfrieger purben nnf jeber Geite getOetet.
Ansten plains.
CT. ecnie, 9lpril S.
9nntelsaefellfhnft BON benSnnianern ans
aearffen. Gefed,t ,ipifd,en cen Giour unb
@rcw Snoianern. Hie hcrren 8asarep unb
Danpbin famen 9elfern absno Don Der Mss
bicine-Greef, eiuem Sanbelsppffen terlluion
pef,-G Gcnlpaanie an Die GrcwS ifahfen
rem Geinbe $50 pferte Gie Sicur bereite-
ten Ih ,ur Wieoerperaeltnns pcr Die
ylncfcnS trofen etenfalls Rrieasriiifnnaen
aegsn Die pnipnee'd IN Notae ueri6fer Tisbs
fable BON gsite Ger eeb'ern. Diefer Rriea
tpiro irahrideiiliid, Die aanseSnhreeseif rdb-,
rem. Man bat llrfafle III fiirdten, bas slts
tbeilun9en BON California Gmiarantci,. spels
die aa her Norbleite bee platte GipiIs6 hiit-
oehen, ouf frieaerilde Snoiaiers2 2lttbfifnf,
gen ffoeen unb bon benlelbsn 1u0eariffrn
percen nI6aen. Mun eripnrtst bier III Groe.
cieies Mcnote, Major Ssattcn, gSsntsu filr|
bic giour.
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Die gEablcn nnb oaS Nyartci,pefen
aGmerifa'8.

y
Die Hube uno Srbnung, NIT Der cie9Gaks
len in sImerifa befrieben peroen, uno in Der
Chat bad @ebeimnie eiuer eeilnhem, frdftis
gen Ne9icrung lie9t in rem llm(fanre, BAG
mir sirei cr9anillrte pclitilhe parteien be(Tse
sen, Die etnancer betpafen, Die gegeuleiti9en
Sehler Sur Oeffentlihfeit brineen nnb fir bic
QBahl fold,e Mdnner ais @ancicaten oufs
ifellen pcn rcnen fIe slauben tae fIe Die
metffen Stimmen bes 8cIfes erbalten wers
cen.
8eibe parteien haben fId, sur llnteritiiss
suig 9eniffer prIitifher @rnnc1Gee ooer
Wasre9eln atselonbert cr9anilIrt uno unters
fifteen ibre Ganeibaten nit 8esng auf Die
@eltenOmaduns bieisr @runbfdse. Sie
iibertpahen chamber in ben amtiitben Snnbs
lun9en, ,pie am Stimmfaflen, unb erIeihtern
bnrd se9enieitise Giferiudt bem Tclfe Die
Beauffihtieung.
Sc metr bic 8iirser Gte;l an eem parteis
tpefen nehinen nnb je mebr fie lId, nit ben
Offentlihen 9lnselcsenbeiten befafIen, beitc
fIderer 1T lire Ireibeit; benn Die greitnit
spirb NIT 0ied,t MIR benz Ghdtisen nnb Badel
famen ~ 2heil. 6 Gbeilnahmlcfsfeit NIB
@an9el an q1adfamteit BON Seitea Der
giir9er 1T bic tiherite @rnnblage Der Gflas
perei nnb beS Dsspotismns. S
Wir balten bafiir, rae bic GrnitfdBe rnb
Ma6regeln Der nemcfratifhen partei ben
SntereiIeu ber bielaen Ieutfden bic nleis
i1cns arbsitenben GIailen an0ehcren, am
meiten siifa9en. sc it bies rie partei Der
gleid,en Bercdti9Hna Der llnabbingiofeit
mb Befhlbung Der 9lrteit, rcs nllaemeinen
Stimmred,ts iimo jebes Sur 8eg:!ifnng Der
| Maner fnbrenten Tcrtfdrittes; lpdbreno
fId, bic Wbigpartei ais bic 8eidjnBcrin esr
Gelomadt, ais Nreunoin bon pripilcaieis
,tno bepcrsu9ten Sfiaffcn als bic 9serfcleerin
I'M sluslanoe 9ebcrner 8iirger, illlb ais bic
| ccnferpafipe partei in Der @eld,idste oiefcS
QanceS beipdhrt bat. Dir Dahl spiro raber
Nicmanten fd,mer fallen.
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M when Iesorssd 70 In Candidates disease
: recommended. L
From the Boston Post
Drs w. Fowe 3e Washington street, article ensited
which we believe he best preparation hitherto discovered
The cure o. colds and oer conumpve complaints Having
tested this medicine, We speak with confidence is
In removing colds and other copan iscdens
of the = y f,sf Gilrtse4 a4tl3,
For sale by r. 3. PATTERSON,
Nos.a5-6 sigFt, i.nsa ahesl washington, BIC.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-03

MANIFOLD Iettsr-wrsters Tor cepytngs the sssns
III stroke cf pen boh writes and copies the letter. saving much
nme and trouble small ct diIeren, sisss for sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Jmn Booksellers, sth street
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LIST. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are con-
sldered wishing to, continue their sub.
.scription.
I'd. If subscribers order the discon.
%tinuance Of their papers, the publisher
may continue to send them till all that
is due be paid.
3rd. 1f'sdbscfibers neglector refuse
TO take their papers from the office to
which they are directed they are held
responsible til they have settled their
bill, and order their papers discontin.
ued. a-,
9TH, IF subscribers remove to other
places, without informing the publish
ers, andthe paper is sent to the former
direction, they are held responsible.
r. 9th. The courts have decided that
refusing to take a paper or periodical
from the office, or removing and leav-
ingit uncalled fol. is prim0 facte evil
dence OF intentional fraud!
Judge Thompson of Indiana, de.
.cided recently & That when a sub
Scrlber to a periodical failed to notify
the editor to discontinue the paper at
the end Of the time for which he sub
seribed, or pay up the arrearages, he
was bound for another year."
a year or two since, the Circuit
Conrtof Pennsylvania decided aThat
wherea Postmaster failed to notify the
publishers Of newspapers, that their
papers were not lifted or taken out of
the office, he rendered himself liable
for tho Subscriytion."
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,4 This plant has, for many years, been
found TO be Of singular virtue in the
cure of affectionsof the Liver More
recently it was acertained thatit pos
stssed great power msarresting Bleed
ing of the, Lungs, Coughs Of chronic
character &c, and Of ,essentia service
in all diseases off pulmonary charac-
ter.
i,ar This article is now universally ac-
knowledged to be The, most healing and
efficient application for diseased OF de-
cayed lungs, or any portion ofthe fieshy
or muscular parts Of the human body.
Its medicinal and preservative qualities
wets understood by the Egyptians in
the early ages Of the world, and no
doubt NOW exists among scientific men,
that the preparation used inthe en-
balmmebt Of bodies, was composed
principally Of this ingredient. In later
ages, il was found to be III universal
use among the aborigines Of America,
and atthis day 1t is then principal, and
in fact only medicine for an unsound
state Of the lungs, Or any approactllp
it. %Thoscwh6 are acquainted with the
history oftbis hardyrac ofmeu, know
that al death from consumption is un.
electromagnetic The medical'fa-
Guilty in all counties appear tobave
become aware Of the great healing pro-
peries Of his article, and are now in
Producing II in their practice, Dr..
BucbaDr of England, DR.. Crichton, of
st. PETERSBURG, Dr. La Prieure, of
Paris, and the distinguished Dr.. Coop
CT, have been in The habit Of cembln-
ing, il with other articles in their pre-
'scriplions, and with entire success.
- w. ftA%Eb fH3 L1 ~v ih
~ Beraie Of CoastettiM and Base
bWitatSOnsi Z ,C3l .gS1 Rattl55
The genuine article is signed AN
DREW RoGERs. onlbe engraved wrap
per around each bottle. sgl
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for
SIS. Sold Wholesale and retail by
ss SCOVIL & MEAD,
lls Charities st. between Cont and
ut. Louis SITS, agvm v2
SOLE GENERAL AGENTs 70 ~sp
SOUTHERN STATES.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

ADVICE WE'LL APpLrED-One Of
the chaplaips or royal college inthe
capital, who has ~pfetensions u elo-.
qnence, was admonishing the other
day his youthful audience
EGeniemepn said he, aclose vour
ears against bad disconrses
The atvice was Instantly acted up.
on. Tshe scholars clapped their hands
10 their ears and The chaplain was
81 ad to mike bis escape.
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he subscriber having purchased If
r.: p Ward & Co their entire stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, &c. would res
Pectluily announce TO the citizens &c
Madison County hat he will coOtinna
inc business y, at their old stand, wbare
WI keep afull and complete assort,
ment Of every thing in his Inc, IT,
expect IN. a short time to receve.a G,II
and fresh supplywheTe he will h. W.
ps5ed,to furnish Physicians, planners
spa a. others Y. who may favor him witb
= gan on the most reasonable terms.
Canton April 18th 1850, s.tf B