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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-20
TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.

~,,~,, ~ SAGruAS6 VnAAI1>o.
| UST RECEIVED a full assortment OF CarIiage
- and Buggy Trimmings. yiz
Broad and narrow Coach Lace;
Wors,ed Tutts and Frnges;
Silver, brass and iron Bands;
do, do, Japd Props and Nuts;
Apron Hooks and Rings; so
Stump Joints, Butt Hooks, Rain do;
Carriage Knobs, brass and Jap'd;
Hub nails, cap nuts, Lace ,acks;
Back Lights, silver, brass ana Jap'd;
Malleable Castings OF every description used
about carriage making,
Carriage bolts 4xli. !xl, !x2. 4-l5xl, to 5-l6 by
5 inch. &c. &c. For sale low by
BA1COCX BROTHERS.
nov5 nain Street.
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CLOTHING.

WESTERN STAR CLCIHsNG Store
Wholesale and Retail,
Corner of Hater and Sycamore Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
M ESSRS. MACK g. LOBENSTINE have ,ust
lVI received from their wholesale clothing es-
tablishment at Cincinnati, large assortment of fall
and winter clothing, manufactured with an especial
view 10 meet the wants OF this market. and consist
ing Of every article of apparel necessary TO com
pleIe the wardrobe Of inviduals OF every taste.
~ COATS.
The following kinds, made of the hest material
and in the latest styles. are now in store:
Black clio h dress ard Ir0ck coats;
Brown, blue and invisible green do;
Blanket and pilot cloth do;
Blue, gold mixed and tweed sacks:
FL Over-coats very superior quality
To all OF which they respectfully invite the at
tention OF the public:
Super black and fancy cashmere;
Corduroy, casinett. jeans and fancy pants OF
every description and , o The latest fashion ,--
Black satin and silk vests, fancy and plain silk
veve:. fancy cloth, CASHMERE and satinett do, and
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF extra linen bosom shirs-to which
would ask particular atteniion--and under shirts
shirt collars, cravats OF superior qualities and
beautiful styles gloves, suspenders and every other
article usually found in the most extensive clothing
establishments OF the country.
Hats, Caps, Boots * Shoes.
In connection with their large stock of Clothing
th will constantly keep in store splendid assort-
ment OF Camps superior hats and caps, together
with large lot of boots, shoer, &c, &c.
Mack & Lobenstne have located i'm Evansville
with view Of keeping up one OF the lcrgest and
most ia shlonablc clothing stores in The country
and as they expect 10 receive fresh supplies from
their esiabiis hment at Cincinnati weekly, and nj,
determined to sell eveiy article in their line n:
cheap, ii not little cheaper, than il can be pur
chased nt any other establishment in the city, the,
sep2i r
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pOR CASH OEPcJIIG)

A fair rate of interest will also be allowed to bu
sIness men making regular daily or other periodi
cal deposits O. their funds, 10 be repaid ON demand.
If money, deposited for specified :ine is not
called for when due, after that time, interest will
be allowed ai only one-haf the agreed rate.
Office on Water Street. 3 doors below Main.
oct7 If JAS G. JONES. Se:'y
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CITY FURNITURE WARE-ROoM

T>, All kinds of TurDi-J
= $50. Aa..S ture OF the newest and lat IL
est styles can he found at-slz2ssssa.s,-
our Ware Rooms. Our come cton with the celeya
ted house ot CAwTHoN * CO., enables TO iurnis !,
any article called for, OF the best manufacture and
AT The loves. price. Knowing the want OF such
house in Evansville, We will Keep ull assortment
Of the finest quality of Furniture We respectfully
ask examination of stock and prices. Part
of our present stock oil California Chairs, Sofas,
Centre Tables, French Redsteads, etc., cannot be
surpassed for beauty and finish.
ian2S II ]. =. & G.. SCHWING.
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Crptnttrs. Coopers Mnsons.

(yI f. have now on hand the largest and best as
" sortment of TOOLS ever offered in this city
selected particularly for your use Call and look
at them. Lnovl-tf BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug 90 1850.
NV genuine Remedies and 0ntments may be had
ai the Drug Store of DIR. J. G.. Haichiii q Co.
Water Ircoi, Evansville, Indiana.
ang3U :. VI. SHANNON
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH. -
TO the Commercial and Irareliag Ccmmxmisy.

4
N-Captans and Clerks of steamboats,, and tmv
iers generally, will find their Telegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended to- at the Agency on board
the Wharf-boat at Evansville. ~. h
R-Passengers can hand their dispatches ana
payment TO the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pase
Evansville Landing!
9rDispatches sent TO Evansville, for officers ar
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour OF NIGHT or Day. "a
Sr There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily trnnsact
ed than at Evansville" /" SAYS Henry O'Reilly, in
late letter; and the public may rely upon eyerv
effort being made hereafter, as heretofore, to rende
iuli satisfaction to The commercial and trayelip
community - VI. g tg..1 -fif...Hn7. ~ faF
~ The Agents ON the WharEbcat are Capta
q. o'R.LEy & Co. forwarding me,chan,.
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr.. CospY
&rDespatches should ARRAYS be handed to m.
Agent ON the wharf boat, Mr. p G. O,Riley. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed 60 otb
crs TO be forwarded
d@cll JOHN lNGIE. Tus,ee
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W. L. hoii-iNasNok1H.> .-..-.... JNo w Hucurs
Wholesale and Retail sI
CHINA, GLASS ANp. QUEENswAax

CHINA, GLASS AND OUEENsWAal
house.
U0tcr street, bctsccea Main and yocma 10
EVANSVILLE, Ia. ..,s ... - eti
THE undersigned are now receiving . v.rv,.
l. and well selected stock of ~ '~S
CHINA AND QLIENSWARF. 100
Which with their present lot, will make as desira.
oic an assortment as may be found West. Wehaye
received from Pittsburgh a weII-assor,cd ,I - -
!, ware, and desirous that all in wa nj of
NE above articles may give us a call, as we ara
satisfied that IL will be TO their interest to do "a.
we invite The attention of merchants and dealer,
Inducements TO dealers entirely sufficient 20 s,or,
mem here II they call. Orders put up with des-
aich, SO that they may go TO any part of the coun.
Try without breakage. - f-'N - S>'~''' ''
d, VIC are offering inducements in retailing
iehl2H HOLLINGswORTH e. HUGHES
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DIR. SHANNCN'S MEDICINES y.
nR. SI1ANNON'S celebrated medicines, ior the
L. cure If all chronic diseases for sale by
f..raf HATClllTT g. co.
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GEORGE GOSLING,
FIRE j. UAIEH PROOF COMPOSITION
ROOFER, .-,... t-
EraRSrate, Indiana.
T'HE subscriber is iuliy prepared to cover build
i ings with The above cheap and durable Tools
I'm ready at all times 10 show my roofs 10 any
person who may wish to examine them.
.fl RETER TO
G. Mccormick. Commercial Bank
Williams & Smith, Carpepters, .,r.
Savory & Mct.iinsy, tC;no;n,,.;
) Davis a. Co, Pork Dealers.
X. A. Love, Architect.
j. McGeoree,
House and Sign Painting done as usuala, the old
stand. on Water street. 80 lauesC-ul .-f
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EMPIIiE NESTAIUANT,

(FYrst betreen Main and Sycamore sts.)
II HE above establishment is opened for the ac-
/ CON mediation OF Gentlemen. No boys admit
ted. Oysters and game in ssason
novl9-u JNO. FARRELL. Proprietor.
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O-PARTNERSEIP.

New ORLEANS July lst, 1850
From and after lst of October next, Mr.. L. III.
FAIECHILD becomes Partner with us. under our
present firm Z. c. TWlCuELL & co.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ames G.. Jon es: and JAMES T.. Blythe,
y Atornies at Law, Evansville, Indiana, have
associated themselves partners the practice OF
the Law and will continue to practice in this and
the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court. They design turDir their attn
ton particularly to land law. In short time they
VIII be prepared to give. in few minutes, ab-
It's enlargement, or in Lamasco, together with
professional opinion to the title, ii desired.
iy25 dSwtf
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JOHN FARRELL,S

4 IXPECTORANT CANDY, lor Colds Coughs.
- influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopina
Cough, and other affections of the Lungs, arising
from recent or neglected Colds
This preparation is respectfully ofiS red to thenub
tic rs a remedy, containing nothing in its compost.
.tion which would be injurious to the most delicate
invalid In effect ii is Tonic. Laxative Alternative
E&pectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
itlons.
Inns valuable and pleasant rcmedy is prepared
~ made to agents
Se-u Tfr.Ft1 JOHN FARRELL
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,npor,antI svsntion.

l.iaHT AND HsAr FRox WArER-Rufls Porter,
10 fhe former sble editor of the Scientific Ame-
rican, III q Communication, dated December 90.
1919, published in the Washington Union, thus
speaks Of = new discovery which has recently
Leu made He says
Il arm authorized to announce the discovery and
practical test OF the most important scientific in
yention ever vet produced or brought to light since
the world has been inhabited by man---an lnven-
ton which must eventually and almost imnedi
ately, produce an imineu3e revolution in the com
merciil intercourse and business in general
throughout the world and although i will break
down and ruin many ofihe most mportant branch
es Of business and avenues of wealth WIKI hundreds
of wealthy corporations and business establish
ments. vet il viii build up thousands Of others,
and contribute Hundreds Of millions TO the bene-
ft If maniini especially to the American com
muity
"'The FIRST AMI main feature, anil foundation Of
this invention and which Mt once opens h.'d TO
hundreds of other inventions. Is the discovery 10y
Henry NJ Paine, Esq, of Il ready and almost eN-
pcnsejess mode Of dccomposing aud reducing II 10
the gaseous state. By the simple ~ Grafton If
very small machine, without gllvanc batteries,
or the consumption Of meals or a.il-, AMI only
the application of lt.,, th,n onehree-hun red;h
Q-SOnl par; e one horse power, Mr. Pain" prniu.
ces 300 c.bi- feet OF hydrogen gas, AMI 100 feet
Of oxvg n GU per hour Thi- gu iniity Of these
gases lthr actual cost of which i less thon one
cent will furnish q. much heat by combustion rs
20l fse, % Die ordinary ccl! gas and sufficient TO
supplT li,5t eqlai 10 three hundred lamps for
hours; or 10 warm an Urinary dwelling house;
twelve hours, in lutn, q requisite hea, tJr one
horsepower Of scan This invention has been
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MORE NEW pggs.s.

TTllE subscriber Is now receiving his supply, for
| the summer and tall trade, One ddaY Rorh Of
tie GdHSipH House, consisting Of DruSS and Me-
'i"'rcS. % e, window glass, paints, yanshss. dye
-'a,i- chemical pharmaceutical and patent prrp1la-
ions, Dental and Surgical Insioru' MS. pe-fame-y
HJ fancy articles, CuuicuOUHrlcs, fruits and NUS
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
consisting ol variety Of school, toy and usce,'ane
Ods books
Also, Wines, Brnnlie-, and all liquors used .orlne-
dcmal Purposes only. The undersigned is agent TOR
the Canton Tea Company,
and mas now on hand supply of superior Teas at
prices and quality which cannot tail to prase
Tuwmsends Sa5saplnia for sale, whoese'e Ind
retail An unusual quantity and variety Of ps.,a.
Medicines utmauuhc.urrrs prices.
Please call ho,h ous and all and examine my stock
and prices before condemung the market
july -. lSi- G. l.. THOMPSON
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1Niiip.

NOTICE is hereby given ,Aat application wi.
~ be- made to the next tenn Of the county court
10 he held at the cont house in Pontiac, in the
the county OF Livingston, and state of Illinois, on the
second Monday OF May next for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning an order to sell the following described real
c,nte situate in the county Of Livingston and state
Aforesaid, 10 wit: the swq OF the nwq also VIII ofthe
swg, also the wh of the Ell of the uwq also fraction
OF The NV corner OF the eh at the swq, all in section
one u IN township twCnty-nine 30 range four H.
ea-, oithe 81 =. VI h-longnF;o the estate of John
L. Gnrkmogr, deceased h. ?. SANGER, admir-
POUtHC Jan :, 1850 .2i.G'
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tilc0itnics.
THE VEGETABLE
pulmonary Dalsam.

y
FSNtilS Balsam Is p.,bab!y, almost without
parable, IN having. dining nal ct nearly
n twenty wears fully manIaned the hlgnirp-
ul0lon which II has acquired tor tonS,npt,r COM
plants and all diseases oi the iungs, throat aud
chest, I, has 'rrn used with probably greater sue
cess 'hau auv other article known, and many pAv-
scans who hay" had am opportunity at witnessing
u.s. hi2nIy sa,uoV effects, Gu not hv.uJj" tu recon-
mend ~ ~li". convenient. 0Ui rr.v ethclgIuu-
m"r CINE, equal ~ mot -lnyuorlu any sil,5p'rssup-
.r. toy IRE aau,rcowy an'- within .H',J >.pV .,i..'
'ri cH" var., an- d, DOM .'-lFnn .' .'" reason
o.,r explorations %. ,Hl-s WAC a1ye n-rda LIS
mos, ga.aa.. comedy 'a-
ConyEmpii31, .iSi.mo, HicuyiSy,
Phlbiac, NpWpg 2f5iood, Uhoop-
;uCC0"-h, CovSds, Broaci iSGrd
pnimoHGry Ggccct!Jas Of eycry
hiDR.
Crr -a,rn.0- S. 4. Srurrrr
l""Er wr>uwr uHr n1-' BEEN In lHr uuu.. %, pee
s'Hng fHe N,.rn.r iuuu.aIy Ia .-1u lev, .ua.
~.Hn.Hn. asthma, pur-v, sw..u. %. blood ana
cousins. ur pulmonary alv,I ou- of every n.uu. and
w'9 confidence recommend. J., as superior tnanF u.u-
90 preparation r~.u Iuf 'Ay above Complains.
Respectfully yours,
81 sH,BTIEUT.~.r.a.M.s.
Boston, EHw.-rrvu .nI, Dee ., $50.
VHcw.., ct clergyman of Ho-'oo. WIS cons. '-
cred pas, recovery from 70 disease ct 'nr uDu. 10 the
suwgut lS'S whose restoration 20 ug0th was as-
crrel, both Ply H"r pay-Irnn avid her h",uauu. To
Oh, use of lhr Nsgrtaor Pulmonary Ba.>gu
i.r Dr. larsftg Grasss
Nv wife 'l- -r,HIl. Nf..- a.~ n-yHrNrgr -rt WfN
o severe con n.." 9, I... .a, 1lJ raising Pos turns
very h.i ua.t.. in a.i so 3 Blood sur hI, used
m'oy s''- ct ret.g'ne for her complaint, and o.
w0a-trrs" bowers Powders and other mixtures no
W1go g7am VS. nu I"E".iau. Some ,I these
would chez. '.- cough, 1l 'G' Sam" rrre w0ul .n-
erase Pop .'F ..i 'n..' .'.' l.' f...r
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LNuIc "a MlgA .lN.n. dlclaglL

PURSUANT to an order of the county court of
LasaIIr county, notice is hereby given, that all
persons having claims against the estate of liugh
Allen, late Of the county OF LasaIle deceased. are
required to produce the same IN writing, and file
them IN said conrt on the third Monday of February
next, when and where said claimants are requested
to attend Tor the purpose Of having their claims ad.
luscd in pursuance OF law
Jan J, 1850 DAyirt. Bt,Er. aJy,y
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Mt0it,ncs.
mOFPATS
Life Pills and PhCnix B:iterS.

These Medicines have no'c been before the
rrhic i'r i.eriod % FIFTEEN YEARS. and
daring Tint 'irne have maintained \ high rhtrac-
ter 10 almost every p7r' NJ the globe f'r their eN-
'r,ortllary mud immediate w'wer o'rrS'or'nr per-
.r'' hc0''h ~ p"rsons suffering under nearly every
kind NJ .i-, ~. Ia which the human frame Is liable
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Easc, OF Rariiied air on the Human BODY

EASc' OF HGriiicd air on the Human BODY
The snow mountains are rarely visited by trsv.
oilers, except along those foot paths which liz.
across mountain passes, aud serve rs the shortest
lines oil communication between places situated on
different deciivltiu- sc some distances below thr
snow line SUtl persons are Msty pedestrians.
ana commonly do not pay much attention to the
operations OF nature. But several of these vor.
thy persons, who wish to make them.plyes $40.
qualnted with all the particular phenomena Of the
v works Of God, have not husitatrd TO asc-pl IA,
highest SunImi,sas Ear rs possible toexplor, those
regions which appear To he the abode Of horror
nnd desoiatlon They have not been diverted
nom their purpose, or terrified nj tho dangers
which surrounded them among those cnornlml.
masses OF snow and ice, on the edge Of pcrpandc.
ular rrermce7, und on the brink Of ynwliur
chasnls many hundred feet in depth; nor have
uey hastily withdrawn themselves from those
unpleasant sensations TO Which their bodies were
sn9ctted toy the exceedingly rariiied air which
they respred at such great elevation. These
sesa'oi' lue not experience in the vicinity of the
snow 'ile, hut only where the elevation of the
mountain Is considerably above it. The most
remarkable Is tho feeling of exhaustion WLcn
Lieut. Wood was on the Roof Of N" Wor,J i IN
Pama, he wished 10 ascertain the depth If hn
Lake Sir kol, and for tina, purpose tried 10 max.
M opening M the iee lie found that the slightest
muscular exertion was attended with exhaustion.
Hafa dozen strokes with an axe brought the work
men to the ground nnd though few ninutcs'
respite sufiiead to restore the breath, anything like
continued excrtion was impossible Arun Of fifty
yasds at full speed made the runner gasp for
breath. Indeed this exercise produced pain in
the lungs and general prostiation of strength,
which was no! rid offer many hours The human
voice was senslbly Affected; conversation, e.pec.
ialy II Ia loud tone, eouldnot be kept up without
exhaustion, and the pulse tlrobbe,i at fiighttul
eel thu same effects asd besides. hs and party
Of dizziness anj headache; they lost
their appetite, but when ,crmenlsd by an ardent
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49,; No. 10000 GraGe .ll ,,r,o !

-N"S'ly on Wtt ictsi sue Oi lUI nIrCT
ngar Ddgiop, and i've miles north west of Ounwn
They consist OF nearly
300 Varieties Of Annie.
And great variety Of Pears, Phms. and Cherries
which have been selected with care md rrr,, r,
prnsc iIom the most popular and approved Nurse
RES in the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties IA the eastern and southern states The fuit
oi which + confidently believed, cannot ia TO suil
The most delicate and refined palatcs.
The subscriber assumes with confidence tint he
has the grca'ea rdricig and most spicHdid gsSori-
Hism to be found in northern Illinois. The tree,
are from TO years at age and ranging from 2 IN
feet IN height, and well prupOrtioned
II l. believed that the ameninble rcmssncss on
the part ol farmers every where observable in plan.
ting fruit trees, is mostly attributable 10 the amos,
total failure, IN most Cascs, where trees have been
transplnn,cd from n distance and the hbrous roots
on Which tie tree relies fol It's nulrmcnt have b,
come dead from too long exposure to dry air or Sc.
we're irosls after taking them up either of which is
fatal 10 its growth But these embarra ssments no
.ongcr oxist. The farmer can now be supplied IN
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
WISHES. grown IN the sume soil and climate in which
they ARE 10 be transplan,ed
Iilic trees are tnken up in the SPRING il should be
done soon after the frost is out of the ground--nt all
events, before the leaf begins to pu, iolth lftaken
up IN the fall, they should be buried until sprinc
Apple trees a, the Nursery ~ cents all other
kinds, % cents. WELLS WATT
Dayton, Jan. 10 ls50-tf.
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thirst, Which Only could be alIayed rnotnen,sri!y
BY cold water. A complete indifference respecting
an worldly objects perylded their minis. When
Humboldt attempted TO ascend Chiulbcrazo rnl
had nearly attained its summit. be desis.od IN
firing thst drops 81 blo'd issued from under his
nails and from his eyc-lds-- Ceriosi:ies Of Ply
sicdi Geography, By VI. WitiieA
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NkWYGT j... Id, on" o. d.. 10. pa.
.H '.r .j.r ol au r,r'a'rr. community. l.-,y'u.
ry loo Hl- very iu>t p-ucurS OF common -,.--' be
Ntr.'.',. .'uU,ns'- WA Co.,.
t...- berg It-,.g5L' "l.s
Ina. ,IoHy complaints, ,Nsn.-. Eu...- ."'"
.rN br V.rrI upon these l.- Tie, f.-. $3.50.
o.au.Nr n..u-- arrest .T- lln.."s~ 90. a.-.J-, I..
ul H. -a' .ur lrstn.r tone o"I y-'r so .- 50 ...
Pie. -r.,.-.A .,N.
tu,,.ta. Tmn n"as
U.t.,y .a..c-.h.tU.y aHd r.,mn. ur.r1-
rrtb,r. Grr....ns Company .uuawnh.r Of
'.r F..-. r.r.5,..r. utrpg.ur n.I h,uu- pools.
hu.> herbs nHI tres gathered n rur 'une'- and
,H.a.s u, America t.rr - cent. per package.
Tie thl'rrIg IHIrcI.
tur-gGW., complaints. Jy-gu'rly. and 7.' o'lc-
infections ,i f'r-'ulnach AN. bowels ms inHiul'r .
iuhrn N small doses occasionally, 10 viii prcycN,
~.rh."H- ,u any climate. II need hut be- ritd 10 I'M
sue .Gn hearty commentator ut mothers. In tho
southern, western and south western ~lntcs, anil M
iGr Tropics, D., value cannot Dee estimated Nouth"r
r,.al. clualrrUs meJglur is before the public This
supplies want seriously t,'thy every mother pHc.
10 vru., bottle, with amp.r durctuu~.
GrTfsHbrrs Fpa Loi.0r
turv.u'o0' D,1UnuOn ordinary 0!nUT'iur, DIM
moss au! auugot 'hc sight. weakness o. tie eyes,
Involuntary weeping, foreign Substances ia the eye,
t.'. ills positive gnl spec y 'H.r Fu'' - GEMS
b,,'r, within. n. .,.cur.,
Grr'cDbc,g tsrrr ,gu, Pix
Ir-o'- afflicted w,'n This distressing complaint,
may ind speedy and positive cure NJ these remark
allie Pills Orhcr fever and arur remedies merely
check f1n au!r violent manifestations OF thu dl-ei-a
these w. hrr 0ul eradicate the uunl from the -ys-
TEN racr - a boN, with direction
GrotcHbrrg Srrslpuiig
TT sr,t.cr'ut ~arSIpnu..l combines iumelsUra-
by greater efficiency ghau amy oihrr san,apauIa pre-
uamCuN rirHrrut tH, or foreign countries Il Is pre-
lar,dug iu entirely rev plan, hy elaborate machine
"a nN "a Ir.. l Pee delicate properties u Slr-apau.li
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Nlcailinrs.
Mlrliiinrs.
pr. 10 " SENDS
COMPOUND ENrRAcT OF
: 4 RS Al ARILLA,

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THE great hcnu,v and .,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,, ,,,rs,,,o
IN over all otarr m,J,rn,I ! ,io, q bir ~
ad'coir~ ia" disease. 10 mv.rurairs The body his
'".'" e.! NC very Yes. IS. y'I- .r5 NrHq.. 1Tsdi-
,'''''''j N'u"nt ir". ou.vruiir~ the vho., VS.
'.A a'h -''u- l.n- ''." person. hui 81 tf,sisc Bt,r
pine r'a'.'' ..".'; power p,ts-'--,l ,, ru o,h
''"'''''N'. -N' II iL', "s lac yuHi .t,r,t OF IT,
N'.h'H"'- b. H., r.t.nuard W.ld,u the ,ahl
l''''"- i"'.' '..t i"unvn rul'sui severe eases Of
"' I'll. '. ''''' r' "H's'd.," uru.ah'r
'"- -'''"l' .''~o. .".r U..- $3.50 ,a.htu du-
OILY. .. ."' ... '.1-'.s
10000 o.fs.. nsr..H d. ''|ssI' r.s.oJ N,r.
r.. fH.n
u. Town rr' y .l.Hn.I., .uyI.ug.rs The Nhcl,
system permanently Iurnp-r vino have lost their
muscular rGrry Do, ..." ult.n.S,. n..i .ne on indus
,tuHou cumuuucd'u yuufn. o. iI.,, I've indul-
r,uyr irhrpl>sious. auU hruu.l. nup g-urraiphy,-
l'a.pru,Jwupu oilururnu.-. $ ...l. 'ra-lule wan
uiamhlou. a.utna -,u.,u.. rr.alurcL.cayund
drcmr ms,caua ,.Nnr.- tal 'ar,. o,,a.c, Con.
SUMPTION Gan "r r"0n' restored log iHr pleasant
''"'''s. nus ~. PNtl N"' -'l,nu! 'udily.
i''S'r'.h- 'nE'''I
" trn'"s ana hflgouir, me ,ys'e'' ewes ac-
.lIE TO th' lMN9' an4 strength to '.e muscular sys-
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t"hsYWP'n" 'Wrt
'Ul'e ana Strengthen. t.1Wnp u1 rla bccu
u, 1 fr..I INT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
OTTAWA TsNNEykV

; now in full operation where cash At all times !.
1 paid for oil kinds of Hides and Skins, PLASTER.
my hair on hand and for sale Mt the tannery or atmy
shoe aud lenthers;ore iin5 Nm H,s,rIr