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!,r0icincs.

Mr0icincs.
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE |!
Large Bottles only One Dollar.
n. Proprietor of the Great American Remedy "vIrsHSs
yrsEr.RIE LIruoSrsIrre MIXTURE" indueed by ths
agent solicitation. Of his Aseas, Throughout, he United
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
hi. rOrui. and well known article and from thu. date,
seneeioSh, he will pat M but ose sfs only.-hs 0uan
sOsIiss.-,le retail pree viii bs
ONE DOLLAR.
The pubhc may assured tina, the oil the Med
enc, its strength ssd curative properties RxMAs
sSeHA>Orp. and the viii be bestowed Ia pre-
sarfre II heretofore.
As this me,cne under its reduced rree wl be purchased
" ,hose who have not hitherto made thu nss,es acquainted
9Th its virtues. the proprietor would beg to nmss that he
rise be clas-s with the amount OF Remedies
" the day. !, claim. to' ii~ greater hsaiHs poser
~ diseases tiaE avg ether preparation bsfsrs tas
rsG and sustained Itself for sisht bs II. superior
medical ves- and until thus reduction. commanded dou bio
he prcc OF anr other article IN Thy line
Soricu Particularly, this article seu With great hsd.
% rova and certainty, upon tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, LuneI,
and al other organs upon tn. proper Of which life and
saith dsp~nd.
rh. msi,cins has rusty high r,pu,s remedy fO'
propsy and Gravel
Ind all diseases Of ha, Mature 1t he relied upon when
f intelligent pbyne,sn has abandoned his pausnt.-and fof
he.e distressing diseases. especially pRnfsr, the pfopn
sor would earnestly and honestly vcommend it. Al is
,.eut pres easy obtained By ALL and the ,al viii prove
ne srneis to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
D Pleas ash for panphs.-the agents siys them away;
Ne, uNson pssss oil receipts, I'm addion 10 ia1
medical matter valuable for household purposes and which
,ll cave many dolsp per TO practical houseAcspsn
rh-., receipt, AZ. introduced make the book Of great
,,ue aside from character Advertising medium fs
he medicine the testimony in favor OF which, In tho form oil
ria, from all parts Of the eoanuy MAY be rsded apon
ez-"y,ughn'. yesss,bs LIthon,rpuo Mixture tho
Great American Kennedy, for sale IN quart bottles u
,,oh small bottle. At so cts each No small bottles Will bs
ssued an,r the present stock disposed Of
PnneioAl Odice, Buffalo, n. Y, ~ Man Street,
C. e. VAUGHN.
SB-Au letter. (sxcspuns FROM agsns and dealers with
whom he transact, busnes) mas. Do post paid attention
Vii ss given to then.
STA ny A. T. Cooley La Sale, $ G.. smith,
Peru: :. j. Smith Newark I. A, Hall, Aurora
!. T, lIolhrook, Lamolll.
Wholesale and retail by Al,ott, Mckcsson, Il
Co. No. 81 Maiden Lane, y, !. CIV, Sears a
BAY. Chicago; Walker Il Hichiuy, Ottawa; II.
Blakc,Icy 4 Co. 81. Louis,
WHITE < HUNTER, Ottawa
j. g. FRNHAN. Travelling Agent.
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Is SALE CIRCUIT COuRT-Fctition for
Partiuon---Jane Nowbray re- Richard Mowbray
Martha Nowhray. George Nowhny, Richard
NowbTay % Joseph Ilawcroii and Mar, his wife
William Woodruff and Elizabeth his wife, John
Smith and Martha h- wife, Richard Eson and
Ann his wife, Jane Mowbrny aud Harriet Nov
bray.
NOTICES hereby given, that by virtue, and in
" pursuance OF n decretal order made in the A.
bny- cause, at the April term. \ ID 1850 Of the La
Sale Circuit court shall Offer tor sal, az Public
Auction. at the door Of he Court House in Ottawa,
on the lllh day of November, A. y. 1850 the
following described ealesate to wit: the west hall
Of the east hatot lot three 3 in block fourteen i
in the original town OF Ottawa also tha, part Of
lot seven ~ IN block l2 70 IN the original town Of
Ottawa. bounded a. follows. Commencing on ca
nal street twenty 20 feet east otihe south wostcur
ner otslld lot. Thence north. sevcnry-iiyc - cel
thence east, twenty 20 iest-thrnCc south, sew
enty-tiye iI5i ieet-thrnce west, along the line OF
canal street twenty 20 feet to the place Of begin
ning.
Also that part Of the aforesaid lot seven .. bound.
FL rs follows Beginning Mt the south wrsi corner
OF lot seven ~ running thence north, scycnty-fyc
IS tcci-lhcuce east, twenty 200 iret-thcucr
south seyeniy-tye t15l eet-thrnce west. twenty
20 feet 10 the place ot beginning with al the here
dlfamcnts aud appurtenances iheTeunlu belonging
Al Of which real estate witt be offered for sale be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. VI ana sunset OF
dday. 20 the highest N, Sbest bidder for CqSk
Ottawa, Sept "a, 1850
HENRY HURLBUT, Sheriff
Ilgrs x SNTrr Spltgtorg
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j ", I ASEN, [ iGFNGN ON. on flHNNFf.
The terms upon which thls company insure Lite
are peculiarly favorable 10 the Insured ;-murhmurr
So II is believed. than the terms OF any other Lite
Insurance Company. to wit,
The great security afforded IN Guaranty Fund
of 800 900. 10000 ofwhich has been paid m cash
and $4,000 secured m the safest manner by Bond
or Mortgage OF Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium great'yrc2acedfr from the rates
OF other Companies. .ndmorc equally graduated;
Insurance Tor the benefit OF married romcH secure
from the creditors OF their husbands
The insured not liable In assessments for l1Sscs,
No crtrcmc ha-ards taken hy b's comydHu:
mammal drideHi 10 all pJiicv h1lJrrS pHud-
bic IN cash: dlso, q iiii0Hs made 10 lifs policies
erery FIRE years;
Notes taken mpar, FOR payments;
Policies issued upon Application without delay
causing % loss oiinsurancc OF the parties
Lives of either sex insured between the ayes 81
fourteen and Sky inclusive for uu" year or for life
The pamphlets and tracts published by the com.
pany will be found to contain much valuable niorm-
alton respecting the nature, principles application
and benefits OF hir insurance. Also an NalumatioI
OF the plans OF the other mutual companies of tn,
country. and full explanation OF thu plan propose
hy this COMPANY, together with various tables. onr
showing the rates of premium for the term Of he u
several companies compared with the rate. Of thl
Company tor all ages and terms at which usurauc,
ismade. Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis, an,
applications received and forwarded bv
aug Jolly. G.. BURR agent. Ona,ra H.
u d. THOMSON. VI. D., lirairai Era,qipcr.
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Hard Wood Lumber.

Cole Leathcr...2, 5o0lbs goodsole leather. low
~ by oci3 WV. HASKELL
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Dayton Woollen Factory,


TNHE above Factory has now been in successful
J. operation TOR eight years past and the under
signed deem II unnecessary 10 make any promises
pledges for their good conduc, or liberal bargains
and would merely say. that they have 4 gooda-sor,.
mcnt OF Fulied Clothes.
CasSimercs NattiReu, Tired. Js1as Hard Times
EGHHels nj rgriOus kinds, Sid,riS, Blankets
and Stocking Yarn, doubis and trusted.
And viii have, by the time the new clip comes of
larger stock OF goods than they have ever before OF
ered and they are getting on another set Of ma.
chincry. Thy The middle of MAY next OF the best
aud most improved kind, which wi enable them to
turn out double the number OF yards that they have
ever done before, aud they now feel confident in
saying TO wool growers farmers. and merchants
that their wants can be- fully supplied on the most
reasonable terms, in exchange for wool or cash
CardiNg and Spinning.
They will card, spin and reelat Ii cents per pound
III lots OF 3nlbs or over.
Custom Cardiag at cents per pornd
They have two sets OF Cards expressly Tor country
work, which will " fitted Mp IN good order. and 4
wool Is put up in proper condition they will warrant
their work to give satisfaction Persons coming
from distance who may have to Stop over night
shabe to no expense
CLOTH DRESSING
VIII be done at the usual price and in the best man.
ner, and warranted to give satisfaction az none bu,
the best workmcn ARE employed
Wool, Wheat, Corn, Lard and Soap will he IA d.
kcnin pay tor work ] & D. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, Apnl %, lsj0-39-ii
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BOOtSaMtl Shoes.
DRY GOODS,

,OO PCS English, French, and American prints
wv 100 do do do glnghams
- pieces lawns and lined lusers,
- do alnpacca, bomhazlncs, muslin de lnns
and baagr ofevery prlcea and Style.
My3 1850 L. I S,ygFR e. Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

PPER LEATHER-iO dozen tor sabe by
~ june ~ W. HASKELL
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful aud agoni,ing complaints are i'm
m,tai,y ',iiTsd by the application OF the GAL,.,ie
ttLr, NscnLics and FUN. The Belt dinuses the
tieotricity through the system the Necklace has a
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon tho az
iected nerves In these distressing Affections the ap
plicstion NEVER FAILS.
o. Many hundred Certificates from all puru of the
country of the most extraordinary character he
given, II required
o. No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
II DR. CHRISTIES G.1Lp.iNIC .iR7JcLES
and they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate
with perfect ease AMI safety In many the sen
,a,ion attending their use 10 hishiy pi,efant an,
sr,asis. They can be sent 10 any part OF thu
country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
[y- The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may bs
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
% Bsssrs ef Conntsfsi,s aud Uo,ihi,,, Im,ianor,
D. q. MoREHEAD, M. D.,
sENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sTATfS
i31 Broadwsy. New No. -
WALKER & HlCkLING, Agents.
Ottawa ILL.,. August 10, 'JO-ly.
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PILES. As remedy for this most distressing
md obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserNe dsIlhct and rlhPhauu
recommendation. 1t is wellknown To hundreds
in this city, iha, the former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
compant for upwards Of TuRrr-FIvE YEARS and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole cornpass Of the Maieria Nediea'
lie however ut length tired the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, and he was cured N
a very short time. AFTER his recovery had been pro-
bounced not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
n,ssth, l,,y .,,. human Iuguns
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WOODEN WARE.

EASTERN tubs and pals, bowls and boxes in
IL nests, grain measures, washing boards, &c al
mays. CrsuMAY's.
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Hpl1iuy I,catl,cr.
Office Ia Let

SulTABLEinr threshing and harvesting machine
- and all other machinery for sale by
Ottawa mar9 " HASKELL
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OVER the store otrhe subscriber, recently occu
~ pied by NJ. l.. HOLSTER Enquire Of
Jan 20 G. BURR,
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TOBACCO,

IN BOXES of superior plug Tohaccoo different
w qualities; Fine cut chewing and smoking, m
persnnd bulk, constantly on hand and tor snlchy
dec22 IOCKwoop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

$500 sheep 10 Let.
NXN THE Subscriber will easc in small lot.
O6&3 from the frs, OF September next, hi.
.snI.0. sheep for the,crm oiihree years. Con.
iiion made OIL application known. II. +. EANiES
June Is
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From all parts Of the country could be given, SUN
e Ne ut 10 iIl every column IN this PAPER
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BOOK TRADE.
DUMss, rovEL

Il HE QUEENS NECKLACE. or Secret Iiisi,sy 0lth
Court u Louis XVI By Alexantre Dumas Just
Psbhsisd IN two hsrdsone volumes Price 50 cents Per
YoiDge
-at CuErNs NrcELAcE-BY 4 DUMss-A rsuill'on
- ~ rta Wlisms, Esq OF one Of DlmAs' eninsaly
.iVey novels How uUeh OF ruth ard Low l.cL Of oIiE
f%is5 soe Hay BE- IA hls eoup0s oli. point. ueh
aHpuita lot Dc oersry has marvellous tsc Ia earring
' raoer viii bin siungiEg to- eef Ia uI5roken chain
.-e )'i spli.sc dialogues AID he mos eassftsinug Incl
-lus The translator Il welrslned and thorough MAJ
- Fferch end falls % do he ample Istce 10
feofl.us before hir D. h,is i1 v3'an clalai-i-7 sl
ns,L fio he Cour. q Louis XVI ard s private life o.
legef haris Aniorse the reader vii r1rey bs repaid
tTke Albl0n.
FHr OUHEs's NEcKLAcE.-Tha able translator o. this
0eeuntu Love by Dumas has just happily flashed Bio iasf
.tS bss been published BY ". +. Bargers, q Am 81.
.s 'ecoid vogme fr.s he worthy mp, iou OF lhst
Ni preceded IT, The eXcel'e', style Of the translator
usss in remarkable manner the thoughts and intentions
. Gandre Dunes. tCouuer des Flats Uais.
work Is i0r la'e Is al e-aap Booksellers in town
an come sil 81 W BURGESS p Anns,.
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Later nom ,sav..s

rfoh me E<oftoAk Arfuss Sune Al
Arrival or THE SARANsc.-The U. s. steamr
Saranec, Commander TatRan, days from Hava-
ma arrived at this port this morning, oad anchored
off the Naval Hospital. The SaranaS arrived at
Havana on Thursday evening. Esd uat. and lay
OIL the Moro Castle until next morning, when Capt
Randolph, Of the U. s. corvette Albany, went on
board and represented that a Spanish r,snofwar
had captured two American vessels on The Island
Of Contoy, on the Coast of Yucatan; that he had
an interview with the Captain General, demanded
that they should be given up, and ON the refusal Of
the Captain General 20 do so, had declared bis in
tentlon OF recapturing them.
The saransc went into Havana about 10 O'Clock
on the morning Of the 2ith, and Captain Tatnau
had an Interview with the Captain General in
which he informed that functionary that If he met
with American vessels, prizes TO aSpansh ian Of
war, he should require satisfactory account Of the
reasons Of their capture and If refused would 70.
capture such vessels, bat as he was satisfied they
should not seek them.
The Spanish authorities expressed much ssts-
faction atthe course Of our Government
About three hours after the Saranac anchored in
Havana Spanish brigofwar GENE In with tho
prisoners but not the prizes which latter were
supposed to have been ordered into other port
70 avoid collision.
On the following day. the 25th the Ssranac got
under way for Key West taking the two oor-
vettes Albany ard Germantown with her. On
their arrival they found the Inhabitants OF Key
West had been in some alarm In consequence Of
so large a number Of men having been landed
there from the Creole over whom the civil author
tiles could have control They had, however.
conducted themselves peaceably and orderly
The Saranac remained two days at Key West.
ard again proceeded 10 Havana, taking A. psssen-
gers Judge Marvin and Judge Douglas the latter
Collector at hey West. These gentlemen. with
Capt Tatnall of the Saranac, called on the Captain
General and stated to him their reasons for be-
lievine that the men captured at Contoy had sban-
doned the expedition In reply, they were To-
formed that distinction had been made between
these men and those who landed at Cadenas. that
the former were well treated and would have
fair trial and every opportunity to prove their nno'
cence. No one was permitted to visit them-a
rule that applies equally to Spanish subjects Tho
interview was altogether satisfactory.
The Ssranac again got under wayfor Key West
in order to recruit the health Of the crew. many Of
whom were sick. She remained three or 6u days
at Key West and again sailed for Havana. Here,
learning that no further descent on the Island was
expected or spprehended the Sarsnac, sailed
on Wednesday for Savannah la order 70 ask
for further instructions from the Government;
but in consequence of the giving way OF an impor-
tant part Of the engine her course was altered for
Norfolk.
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BY THg IIDEIGVY suIlTEEsr Y.i1
The Steam Boiler Expl,s,s..
Of The THAN.
NVIIofF 7I0tElU VI Tue ETIIlnFl
PHILADELPHIA. Meia>.a..

fmLADElrHis. weaaesdsy. I,,.,,
The Eve boys scslded and wounded ye,,arI,v
by the explosion Of the steam boiler ia the ,,sSr
nnruiSctory Of hesns. CocYcr & Wai,er. 4.
Spring Garden. were alive this ro-niuv. On. thrss
Ct them are thoOght 90 be dying Their suEssiar,
are terrible.
Jercmish Tesl, son a Capt Levi Teal OF South.
walk, wss eccidenily dsowaed ia the Dsas.ra
River this morning.
TIE CAusda sdsiees pcbhshcd his ucrr ~ have h.s
lis Sarci ltUl ilo nkfzeL Ina FleCR mtrs,f M
fsir Tie recep ccufue s'H huf he 1-rsanf s,r ,s.
Ineutis led. sales d LEO sbis a y fsr csaata
brsn-saro 6 81 Dbl for choice l0,s For Civ cosss,rn
FOX common brands sac fsgcy iois Al hsr Dr.
cfs ayr Flour snG COsN hEAL scarce All dTni Al
IS = boz ILcs hls be gslhsr more l1qTr, f5s Wae.r
psfy Tor shipment EssDsrd ard ices seldy ma 4.
sirct Scss q 90 hrsh coof md 7si1e wai.e 4 Al .
al 50 rud red g = y bush RYH i scsrce, Cosx IL
lcCl gcasr. Soios VI yellow a. g -laL OAfs a
demand sEeE OF prime Yer1iy yuois a. sat ca y bgs1
WHISKY Us lr,a a. II cs io barrels 40 :. cis 10 his
Satrs o. Srccxs -Ffrsf Barvd-5 Nech ksrt zf. 81
Crard "a. l.t Sl,Oeo lef 1ny Co -. ~; Bsbk q
Nv, 1854 i1 Lfh'ch D. ou 81, 9its ~ ftar trt
iiay & Sow s. 10 fsua RI. q 500 ae1n14 Ar
C. 49, - 0o co Nor. g. 81 fj Lshi.t a ft. 81 -
stsio b ei' 10 Penn b. N9 $50 l's 81. l'll o.
borris a. a. le4; ~ lrion ~, Tenn ey
sseo.. AeigG - Germantown DaLk o.. SScp * fzilng
hht hrn tg N, g 90 S.sis - rs 81 el1 d. ~,
tt go SIS lClrs y1-ia hk. .tl, g.. tt Y tnl-
Ger src Arboy RR 1881 : ooe slsG7-hsn1s tsaai g.
Sti s3ssSc, 81; S1p,o asa NAY ia - 50, o. Lsst
rafssi rs horis la. p 0'riid Nsna u
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FOE SCHOOLS.


nFsIGNED FOR READING AND RECITATION
Inc whole selected from The beat Poets IN tho English
language by the author Of American Popular Lessons,
"Clareic Tales" &c &c new and enlarged edition with
addihont.
Compilation DOT BY any The easy vort which TIE uno
si suppose II requires degree OF taste and WI Oh
few have The good fortune possess The consequence aat nns
erf Of the compilations dea natural death sN months THIS =
one However wnh val I've sai be found most useio eevatas
the people and u-pru them with some literary TASTE
The author gone the whole -tesiufe from trl
tons OF TRACED through the early Eng sh Poets
10 toe OF our DAY tie Aenla writers The finest pas
see- explanations added which ena' e sho ar
10 understand them short sketch eaC winter from whom se-c
tons are gwen AHger ~ hare 40 heiidiion ~ re
s0tro f f tV 0-k u TEE AfH1 hare fe'n ana sh0l
hone II would b. eKienyely Introduced INTO our schools
"F fRer d. Mp, IN dibdny STATE Rsgufer
PorrEr scR0oGIs the title Of one Of those rea use
AMI Justly appreciated books which should be familiar 10 ii ens
Ia teaching prepared by E1a Robins, vhose practical etf
euce DO education OF The vel ~ her thorough qa
snce m Eng literature. and nteent judgment m p
cny "a her for Of Whiting desfab manua n VA depart
n@rt We have the present volume, and IN a'on 70 m
choice and une1ceptouabe poetry contan - nu
quotations each author bosrapca 'het az
ton Of an the extracts that child N bt not
critical fesrks Thus toe history md chafalefC o. .le
ssoclaied the mind viii his Ir0fuctons bfe' glt
history EGgh Poetry added ani sesra pages o.
American Potr. bOok neatly brought OUT ana WI
De introduced school. and aunle wLr have np .e aAe
themselves II m asszce the most delightful Uf~Aea O eluA
ton Home yoi0nai ,..-.,, =. IN
Published by CHAS. 5. FkANCls ~.
j66 6.eodis <1H DIoaau1y.
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NfHhffih il.I 'Nhtu
uAFFERs NV MO.rhLY MACHINE.
.7Flci iur ntr o. te E3iss 90 viii coLfln - octave
fafts p ube columns The voume 81 finf3 grar
beef fc W rtar.y goo nlces = tdo chI-' q
The rricesreous nerrure q the sec Tcrns s. yer
o. > Gene IuInDer
"No p0bfsf'rr hcus~ir inerics h7s suet facilities f1r
providing lte srgest amount VI tue b-s. mseas such
mHPtzue end this fret number gives evidence OF jaf
coue eoitoshp The publisher feel sute viii ilsuly
the promise given their prospectus. and ey before
the readers OF the Magtzre he euure field Of gher and
hiG'orcrl literature Com. Advertiser.
"Ihe frs. lumber Of ibis periodical published and
than fufis The promise made by the publishers
their introducing II to the public. This Magazine
take high position among The standard literary pedodi
coils Of the day" Baltimore Patriot
1.-THE first fumber s rich s1d varied IN ia contents pre-.
senng selections from the leading periodicals aud the beat
writers Of the DAY The work in such hands caDno fall Of
success and bespekk for il thai cordial welcome which
&, will doubtless receive Providence Journal.
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u,,rNy The British big Emblem. Finch ~
50. eoro Newport. Wa'es with csreo o. rail
cay -. far tie ssabgard aud Roanoke Rail
lO osS compnny arrived IT This port on Sunday
yyber 81 DAYS ont, fhe crew were PIT on snort a.
WIZ, vsticA caused thom to mu,iny aud take
DN -. control Of the bgig until her arrival OF
We .,t yhen the canfan procured crew OF j al
ine SLOTS and the assistance OF The Baltimore Pr
sIosi Fashion, 20 bring her ia;o pnt -Four the
yrere Yesterday brought asbore in irons
l,el,,ore4 over 70 The British Consul, Francis
WanDg, Esq. lNo-I--~ y ~, ouDo -.
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1910 Weur.a.- Dr.S Beaver Hate
-, Pine ard Nars,r-s;, invites ne r..sn'i's o.
=, cas9m.o. sus Ne pablo 70 b; Leani1 Wits 1nA
prS Besgs- Har Tie Hgsie', sa 10Y ~, ., ua -, n.
~" ~ 10 me mosa heh Lnd elegant manner he has
"s assortment Of eessenens Straw aid Other Has
AZ he Iats., descriptions nino,
,,st. cor. Pine and Nasssu So.
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OLYMPIC.
T1IERCE,s fINsTRELs:-fhe original romPey
late OF Chrisiys MinstTeb-EVery Evening until fur.
nsr nodce-Crowded nightly By the beauty and esaloo Oh
us cty Beat Ethiopian band In the world, eonssung Of
fourteen performers under the direction OF T. H. Pierce
A choice selection Of Songs Gleea, Choruset hedleya
Reffsins Buretques de &c pecuD4T " NC uius1anon VI
ASini1sion Is cenA private boxes O. Orchestra seas
Saturday May H. Benefit OF Lieut. T. Horn alias Brother
Zones a.,
Az Afternoon COncer! on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Doors open at 2-ooncert at o'clock mys u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
HINTS TOWARD REFORMS

In Lectures, Addresses and other writings.
By Horace GREELEY, Esq.-lZmO. muslin, 81.
"Itis enphaticaly work des gucd TO elevate and amel
oraie tie condition Of the working classes and 10 equaze
the blessings Of a benefcsrt Providence"
Syracuse journal.
"HT Greeley aim is 10 mediate between conservatism
radcaf elucidse and enforce the true eesiny Of
erp human being rsee The standard labor and ts re-
cOmpeu6e TO renovats society by removing some Of s
ucsi grant evils aud IN al things % pOmo.e scueh
benevolence" lNew-Bedford Mercury.
"IG inference ia directing ~ mind into channels OF
thou In stimulating the hope, nerng the endeayor and
elCvaIg The tim Of ih0se no place themselves 10 com nu-
MON with itr teachings must be widely felt and duby I'M
preeecd Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
REMOVAL
JAMES RETRY. 4 10

JAMES, BEEBE 4 90.
HAVE REMOVED TO SI4 Broad sy and corne- OF
Akeade and Center ais where be found al kinds Of
m,tor private dwellings. churches seminsrss hospitals
sslls, prisons, Horticultural buiidings &c kc
Also BEBEES celebrated coosing rSnga- .oo.to.
ntsrss Jsppsnned brass ord tilverpSief reats,erEs
Jew article superior to anything Of the kind IN he marked
AL.-NOTICE-UNITED STATES MAIL,
IasTEAhSHIP COMPANY (stesm ships OHIO.
GEORGIA ard FALCON have removed their office to ihs
corner OF Warren and Wesl SIS. NR.
GEORGIA leares for Chagres Direct,
June IS, ats P NJ from pier foot OF wsrren-st
ie7 lwis NJ. q. ROBERTS.
OFFICE OF THK DIAPHRAGM FILTER
Ofemoved 10 ISL Broadway.
my6 us WALTER h. GIBSON.