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SWCCny Cured.

l. W. q Pdrk, Of Oswepo, Kendall county. III
hereby certify that some time IN the month of ApriI
last, had valuable horse sweeneyed. | had been
applying several kinds Of medicine for it. when Brs-
tol' L!nIment was recommended TO me purchns-
ed TWO bottles oft, and with them in week, time
entirely cured my horse OF the sweeney. Tho iin-
ment should be rubbed on the shoulder, and he, in
with hot iron. There Is no doubt Of its being an
invaluable cure Tor sweeney IN its worst stages
OswcEo Ill., W n Pr
Hear what the citizens OF the county where ths
medicine is manufactured say
We the undersigned citizens OF Boone Co. having
witnessed the beneficial effects of Bristol. Nerve
ana Bone Llnment checruly recommend it as the
. la, I.s, l.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
Profits in Illinois.
Profits in Now York,
In favor Of Illinois,

In favor Of Illinois, s2i0 90
We say nothing about labor. We allow the
cost Of carrying the dairy in one State equal to
the other five were to compute the capital in
vested in the two States, we should see still
greater difference. There, farmer worth $4,000,
clears slS7 80. Here, a farm worth $1,000 clears
S+27 So Within the last few years. many good
dairics have been established in this part OF the
State North western lllinois) and the article
made proves to be equal to the Eastern diaries
Those who have formerly purchased Of dairies III
New York for their own consumption here, in car
rying on large hotels and boarding houses, are
now seeking Western dares Our climate is IA
sorable, being generally dry, and there are but
few days that are too warm IN the middle of sum
mer. And our Prairie Grass is as good as their
Clover and Timothy. Where it not for the East,
il would not fear to venture a frkin Of prairie but
ter, to compete for price at the New York State
Agricultural Society.
| will now give in brief the result Of my first
wears experiment with my dairy in Illinois. Be
ing satisfied thas good butter could be made here,
and from my experience formerly in New York,
(having taken first and second premium there J
resolved to try what could be done in the Sucker
State. ! commenced packing the butter Of -
cows on the 18th Of May last. On the Goth Of
June bought 10 more, making 81. Those COWS
were obtained in my own neghtorhood, at cost of
81 81 on an everagc rer head. Being strangers
to each other, they lid not do ms well as they
might They would scatter, and consequently
could not all be found every night, and therefore
were not very regularly MIXED On the goth of
October | shipped to the Planters House, ST.
Louis, on contract, 1854 lbs Since then up TO
january lst, lhavc mads $50 lbs more, making
1904 lbs. The amount which the ten cows |
bought last would have made from MAY 18th to
July 20th, making 35 days would be more than
an average of two cows during the whole season ;
therefore count as follows.
From May 18th last to Jan. lst, "a month"; butter
from 30cows, 35Oi lbs.
averaging ll6 AZ lbs. per COW, at Is cts, s525 60
Twenty.eight calvos 100 90
Sour nilk for hogs, (fed calves latc,) 20 90
Cr s6i5 60
Hired help slOS 90
Butter firkins, e5 90
Salt, lis high) SIS tin pans, $40 55 90
Pals and churn, 1000
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

To all Persons Interested Tie Estate Of Patrick
D0rcH, dsredsed'
" OF arr hereby notified that. on the first day OF
I the next term of the La Sale circuit court. !
shall apply ~ said court for an amendment ofhc or
der of sale ct real estate ot said deceased made at
tee last term as 10 procure an order ofsne of the
wssi hali OF the rast halto the southeast qunrtrr Of
sec ~ town - ar Cr,S. II. StruEN, ldR'r
Ottawa, march ! lSjO-3l.6t
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
Eaaie Of N.nh ..lRen. d.c.nseL

pl RSIANr 10 an order Of the county court Of
Lasalle county, notice is hereby given, that all
persons having claims against the estate of Hugh
Allen, Int oi the county of Lasalle, deceased are
required To produce the same in writing. and file
them in said court on the SECOND Monday Of Apnl
next, when and where said claimants are requested
to attend tor the purpose Of having their claims ad-
Iustcd in puruapcc ui law
Feb % 1850 D,Ntrt Dr,rr iy,,',
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

SWud rtcs,
RAND BOXES, ,ohiljrcn's chairs, clothes baskets,
CARPET sacks, floor aud stair carpet, comforts aud
misses !cseys' with many other things,
nov 10 j. q NArrivueu
LAss-loo boxcs;nl sizes 80 kegs nail., md
~ agenefal assortment, Of llardwnre
nov ~ l.. i. SASea & Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

Every person who puschasc' any on" article Of the
nhoye Medicine ct any Agru, OF the Company, i,
thereby constituted q subscriber 10 the Western
World for one year, without farther charge except
postage The Western ord IS published monthly
IN New York, and has a larger circulation than the
combined daily press of that city, and l. one Of the
most original and interesting papers published in the
United States. Specimens may be seen with the A
gents IN every town IN thl- State
Addres, North Western Agency. Milwaukee Wis
Sold by White & Hunter aud G. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa l.. kHnba,l, Marsa!cs; Wa~kin & Gallo
way, Lowed Nov lG-6m
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
administrator Notices.
Estate of .LoLn Blue, deceased

Estate Of JoLa Blue, deceased
PURSUANT to an order Of the county court of Ii
yingston county, notice is hereby gwen that all
persons having claims acains the estate Of iohn
Blue late otth county OF Livingston, decd, are re-
qnIcl 10 produce the same in writing and file them
IN said cnurt on the first Monday of May next when
and where said claimants requested 10 attend Or
the purpose ol having their claims adjusted IN pur-
>uanre, of law.
AT persons indebted 10 said estate are hcrsbyuo-
liticd 10 make immediate payment To the undrrsign-
ed y {. LiDD, IdIHr.
Pontiac, Fob -. lS5o-3l-G,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

Estate of Josiah s. Hoiicn deceased
PURSUANT to an order OF the county court Of
Livingston county, notice is hereby given, that all
persons having caiins against the estate Of Josiah 5
liolcn, tate OF the county of Livingston deceased
are required to produce the same IN writing aud file
them IN said court on the first Monday of Nav
next, when aud where said claimants are rcquc,ted
to attend the purpose othayng ircaims adlus-
ted IN pursuance OF law
Feb. y, $3.50 NJ. D ENgNrov. IdJn'T.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

49, pudcnt; 20 tnunt such 4
in the face of nm intelligent community. ltiSconlra
" To the very first principles ot common sense. The
GWtuhcr' Series commences with the
GrGfcRbcrS Vegetable Pd's
In Ill Chronic complaints the most implicit reliance
may br placed upon these Pills They purge away
offensive humoTs, arrest the progress ni disease aud
at the same time restore tone and vigor to the system
-Prc, - cyntsa box
Grrtsnbsrg Heaih Filters
Enlrcly Negctnbie--.kltuily and elegantly prcpa
red by the GErtrnhcrg Company, from number ol
the most purifying, luy,gomtlng and healing roots,
baINs h"lhs and vines gathered IN the forests and
praig,rs Of America Price - cents per package.
The CbHdrcH's Pagaccd..
For summer complaints, dyscnlcTy, and nil other
affections Of the stomach and bowels, 1t is mialhIc
Taken IN small doses occasionally II will prevent
sickness IN any climate II need bat hc tried to IN
sure the hearty commendauon OF mothers. In the
southern, western and southwestern states. and in
The Tropics. It's value cannot bc estimated Noothcr
reliable chl.dtns medicine is before the public Ihi,
supplies a want seriously trt every muthcr.-Prcc
80 cents bott.c. with ample directions.
Grdt,Hbcrg Egr Lotion.
Foryio'eut iuilatnaton ordinary inflammation, DIM
ness and laug OF the sight. weakness of the eyes,
involuntary weeping, orcl,m substance, IN the eve.
etc IL positive and speedy cure, Price - cents a
bottle, with luli directions
GrGtenbeig Farer & Aguc Pills
Persons afflicted with this distressing complaint,
may lind speedy and positive cure IN thcsc remark
able Pills Other fever md aguc remedies merely
check the more violent manifestations OF the disease
these 60 farther aud eradicate the talnt from the sys-
tcm Price 81 box, with directions
GrGfcHlerg NarSgpGriNa
This cN'ractcf Sarsapurilln combines iulmcasurq-
hy greater efficiency than any other sar>aplun pre-
parapn. either pt this or foreign countries Ii Is PR.
pared on nm entirely new plan, by elaborate machine
~ by which all the delicate properties ot sars0pnrlln
and other INGREDIENTS are obtninrd I'm their highest eN
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
Poll EVIL Cured,

J. dlonco Br9trH, of Sycamore, De Kald co III
hereby certify that have Ir,d yy0 Of the worst ca
ses Of poll evil upon my horses during the las, wear
with Brsiois Lniment that have ever seen. In
the hrst instance commenced using the niment
with it and heating it in with q ho, shovel md
IN tour days after made my first application nv
horses head and neck were a. Timber and well n.
ever With the second case did not apply the Ii.
nlmen',r from neglect, until the sore mad broke and
discharged matter Tor some two days when COM
meuced, washing The sore ,'l quite clean VIM cost-
steel soap and water, md then bathing freely with
the nnent and within one week from The frsi
application the sore had healed and has .ince becn
a well as ever. | assure those having horses nj.
icted IN that wny thatBristots Nerve and Bone Lii
nnent Will IN every instance not only cure poll evil
but will cure il ciiactunllv ALoyzo BRov.,,
H.. L,It
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
RRISTOL'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.

Nilt Unprecedented sale with which this nr-
q tcr has met and the universal satisfaction
n which il has given has induced the present
prcpuctors TO extend n, manufacture So that 1t can
he within the reach OF all who may wish 10 ie.;i
singular efficacy. l. rcpuiaian as n remedy for
cuts kicks, gals, sprnns, cramps, old sores, sore
ness ana Swelling of joints burns, salt rheum nug-
bones crou.a IN lis worst stages weakness or pain
m the hack, losS OF power in the limbs. infamma-
ton and sweillngs OF all kinds tumors frozen limbs.
sweeney. tsula, scratches poll evil. spnt, spawn
ring worms, curhs, sand cracks sore ips. chapped
hands, tes. wounds OF all kinds, &c. i,higher in
places where It has been introduced than that OF any
other remedy ever offered to the public Its used
for man and beast
From the fact that all patent medicine advertise
ments are filed with certificates .pumorug to be
genuine o cures effected 50 few Of which are ever
read the projectors propose onttlng everything in
the way othumtHg putting, and stating nothinr hut
me snPle iacls as they exist, depending solely upuu
The uerrts oi the medicine IN connection with those
facts 10 furnish TOT It pertinent reputation and ex.
tenzlyc sale. Below will be found few certificates
which have been handed Gus for publication. and
by thcmt will be seen that Diseases that have here
totore been considered almost ncurabIc. can he ea
silly cured by BrlstOl's Nerve and Rome iniu.,,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

Those that initiate Or Townsends snrsanorilIn
have invariably called their stuff n great remedy 10
females &c. &c, nnd have copied our bills and cir
cunrs whlchrcate TO the complaints of women word
for word; other men, who put up medicine, have
since the great success OF DR. Townsend sarsaparil-
IN IN complains incident TO females. recommended
tleirs although previously they didnot a number
otihese MIXTURES, pills &c, arc injurious 10 f.malrs
ns they assrayntc disease, and undermine the con.
slltuun.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
PILES. As remedy for this most distressing
and obstinate malady the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserve dsInct and emphntc
recommendation. 1t is wel-known to hundreds
in this city, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
compaint for upwards Of THRrvFIyE YEARS; and
that he tried in vnn every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass Of the Mdterid Mciicd.
He however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, aud he was cured in
avery short time after hisrrcovery had been pro-
nounced not only improbable, but absolutely im-
nnhsIhIn hN. nn,. human rnrnms
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09
nlr0irincs.
The GVacfenberg Compnny's
North Western Agency.
era efe nberg vi edicines
nlcoirincs.

The Medicines issued
hy the t,rTirnhcru Com
pany, consist Of a scrles
pr-cmlnenlIy adapted
10 the disease for which
they are respectively rec
commended Great DIS
rcpulr has attached To
the Patent Medicine In
sncss by persons claim
ing universal powers tor
n single gwen medicine .
ltisnut only Idle hut i'm
pudcnt; 20 tlaunt such Il
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

n thorough operation on tho Kidneys always m cicr,
OF this medicine. Diseases OF the Boot VIII lind this the
most cleansing medicine, far 6sior, other rtfreJ-
ing aud Hutg0rai'Hg ,feo Disordsrs of me hidusB.
aHd OrtHary OrrdH', Lung Dssa"', Drop.y, Grarti,
ttrer', Lirer Complaints, Couris. Btiious Di,,aus
Colds CoTnmpfior Ag dissGses Of me Stomach and
Bowels, General Debility, &c. can be eHred-S.e Long
dd0criIsemehy
All orders address T. ]. Miller ( Co. Buffalo, NY
II For sale by
WHITE i HUNTER, Druggists Oitalra.
.Rugg & Fisher, Peoria Tit & Nerllc. EIgln
Merrill II Jenkins, Lockport ; J Blrdsal Princeton,
wholesale by ;. Sanger, Chicago. Jly27-j2-ly.
" B.-Persons desiring TO obtain agencies must
forward references and full account M to location
aud mode of access to T. J. Miller, Buffalo, Wy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

NEW style Ribbons, fancy colors, tabs. flowers
~ !ringes. gmps, velvet trimmings and yelyc, and
silk bel, ribbons, Ladies can sui, all
nov - JG NArriye.R.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-03-09

have tor some time pas, been in the habit OF pre-
>crbing he Vegetable Pulmonary EaIsnm tor con
sumption, asthma, p.urlsy, splitting ot blood and
coughs or pulmonary affections of every kind and
with confidence recommend it superior To any 9th
cr preparation used tor The above complaints
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

Il WooL TRADE FOR 1S50-New England con-
ians, at this time, four hundred woollen factories
Incapable Of consuming, when in full operation
athirtyfve million pounds of wool. To supply hi,
quantity she has the surplus received through the
New York canals, three-iourths of the importations
about one-quarter of Pennsylvania receipts and tn,
,lsurPlns from her own wool-growers; New Yorb
acanals, 1881 ,402 pounds New England sur.
pins, say 100000; three-iourths importations
I23,40l 900; one-fourth Pennsylvania reeepts
sb2SO,00O. Total for New England, 81 All 30!
pounds.
New York produces about twenty millions. and
.there was received from the West, by the way Of
Buffalo, eight millions and quarter more, which
would leave about eight millions after deducting
Ithe amount received through the canals for home
consumption. But to this is to be added about four
niilions OF foreign wool, making total consump
ltlon Of at least twelve millions. Pennsylvania and
Jew Jersey consume about ten millions more, and
he consumption in all other States will make
ABOUT SIX millions more. II would require, then.
,or The consumption Of the manufactures, for the
coming year, if the fabric should be in brisk de-
uiAnd' not less than sxty-fve millions of pounds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

STATE BoUNDARIEs.-These contests about
state limits have been in existence eve since the
Foundation ofthe Government. NewYork and New
Hampshire both claimed Vermont Ohio and Mi.
schgan for long time, were heated up to the fight
ing point about their respective claims to the Mau-
NEE country, and the malicious upon both sides
were ordered out, under their respective officers and
ishertis, and did every thing but come to blows
Iowa and Missouri again, and Georgia and Florida
severally, summoned their armed sons into the field
iand spoke about descending to the harvest Of
death, on account of the disputed boundaries. But
n all these cases the breaches have been healed to
the mutual satisfaction of the parties and such we
trust and believe will be the result of the angry
dispute between Texas and New Mexico.
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Telegraphic.
IIIness of the President.


Illness of the President.
BALTIMORE, Monday, July s.
The President is quite i'll. The physicians in
attendance state that his disease is bilious choc.
The Compromise.
On Monday fSth) Senator Truman Smith, OF
conneeiicut, spoke in the Senate against the Com
promise bill
The GaIphin Report
GalPhin report both censuring opinion of Presi-
dent in favor of Crawford prosecuting claim adopted
ninety-one to eighty-six.
The above is the way our dispatch reads. We
will not venture to interpret it.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The President still Ill.
BslqNeRs Teoelay. July 8, 7;45 A. NJ.
This morning Tuesaay. 9.h) there no i'm
provement IN the condition OF the President He
was still dangerously ii.
THIRD DIsPATcH.
Dangerous Condition Of the President
BALTInoRE. Tuesday, July 9, 7;25 P. NJ.
This evening, at o'clock, the President was still
living; but there was very slight hope Of his re
covery.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
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Ruptures Cured.

MOBILE, June 3, 1880.
M SaenaHi The Truss 6t,ed the Wash gave
when was in NewOreaus Winter my Rupture
9y 10 my expectations Fifteen years annoyed and
argT painful dangerous Notwithstanding always used
me best Instruments could fad but the thing plain
II AN ptrssey satisfied that Rupture until
called upon you am in better spirits than have
several baekmy feelings QUE per-
son once kpured and Cured appreciate them With pleasure
make these facts known YOU promised DO If you
ne recommended two friends Of mine who badly Rpured
and gsvs lhem address, and hope when Fall
hey VIII be able 10 me, say uuspeakahle
rnde, an Cared Wishing you heath and prosperity sub
scribe myself yours, ever, SAMUEL. KINSIEY
70 Ar Shnan can be seen at Ms Office IL ST. CHAM
ls1hsET. $40 On
~ Being prepared TO transact any business in
he Notar u beg inform my friends the public
generally that have "A Camp street. and ost
respectfully solicit hsiE patronage. sp9d W, CABLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

, NeM ny *, Soops sroRE-Miss Lydia Dowell, so wei
" 'ss state has taken store in Chares street Nos n mn
= hef oa inehds and customers from Nsicbez ami yit
puis VIII be sure to pay her visit Instead Of ai, a. H.
business season to commence like skliu general
march the enemy and opens her bas Il sue ssa
season Her stock Is such viii attract customers even
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

MAsoNs.--'rhe attention of the fraternity il in.
vi'ed 70 a call for meeting to be held on Salur
gay evening, at Masonic Hall, corner Of Baronnt
ana rsrado Streets for the purpose Of organizing a
General Vigilant Relief Committee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

The New Orleans Crsscentis wrong in attributing
the article it com6aents on to this paper We de-
sire 10 coniure up no fechncalties or distractions
in defence Of the men who planned the Cuban ex-
pedition. lao5ils Herald and Tribune.
We owe AZ apology to the Mobile Herald anc
Tribune ~ aitrbuting to them the article which
assaed Tie Grand Jury and asserted the psopositiol
that citizen who held the Office Of Governor ii
one State was not liable for offences committe,
within the limits of another State. We shout,
have given credit to the Register for this new com
mentaty on constitutional law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

wh.ALEs.-Renewed efforts are being made here
~ Ju''iVate ana toster the whale fishery. l never
these leyialhahs of the deep, since read he mas,
lsage IN Cuver in which he states that 4 whale
smay i've one thousand years, and tbat pair ~
whales may have the domestic pleasure of I;v;na
70 count not less than ~ 900 600 Of their oiIsnrng
a ( goealy family, truly Yet they say that The
americans nave KILLED them all .-Eaglish paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

Some time ago the Art Journal contained le,
yer from lady on the shape OF parasos, the writer
ltastefully Suggesting that a great improve men,
'night be made in their appearance by adoptipg ii
their formation the CONFEDERATION of flowers ipstead
ot the antique mushroom shape. This suggestion.
as far as is mechanically practicable is carried Out
by the Invention of the Floriform Parasol. which
exhibits, when open, the elegant outline of an ex-
banded flower.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "one of our Me
enamcs has received contract for the erection an,
hnlshipg of two magnificent mansions in New
Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

E.Dy@ Skill Of DIR. Gilbert sucssrs' EGh0s; Ut
GILBERTs reputation established, By 'ne testimony Of
the highest credby and standing ua he eieeay
practice he attend 1t not therefore, '0 ms
eneR the relief suffering and afflicted oil my race
exhausted the skill of Others and have been abandoned
espRr that desire ref statement through your excel
paper The testimonials heretofore publ shed in relation 70 h
Of Dr. Gilbert have been confined chiefly that large elias
of embraced under the head Of Cancers and Chronic Ulcers
entirely different DIES pton. Early in the monl
al December 1915 while engaged the Branch Mint in this CITY
received injury in my thumb became much in
amed that threatened with che loss Of my hand Ii was
by several phyoas and Of this Of the high
-aud among otherr DR. Stone Alter submitting I'll
operations and enduring incredible of suffering
han year without seeing reasonable prospect Of re
eovery induced call DIR Samuel Gilbert who cheeTiu
Undertook He extracted the diseased flesh, which
in the ball Of the thumb andtappeared thai large por
the bone extending o tbs end nearly hack TO the first large
ont diseased This hp took Cd VI fine skill and m
few weeks thumb entirely healed aud has for several
been entirely we'll has entirely reformed and
out m the all aud gain strength
that have great hope that will be as useful to me as
Hundreds Of people in tbs community could testify to the
ruth OF what have here stated and that for months the loss
my thumb my whole hlnd looked upon inevitable
Your obedient servant RICHARD KEEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

THE STRANGE RULES IN BosroN.-The late
census satisfactorily Establishes the fact that there
are over sixty-ihree thousand persons of foreign
airh in the city of Boston, filty-twO thousand of
W ON are Irish. The city Of notions seems TO be
A. ded, half and half, between natives and for
slgners. Except NewYork, no other American city
can show such proportions. The Yankees are so
migratory that they leave the city of their birth as
soon as they cast off their swaddiiug- clothes.
Hence they deliver over their fathers graves 10 be
the property Of strangers.
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ANoTAeR MAIL. FAILURE. Tue mail rgaiI
failed yesterday from beyond Mobile. Our circui

ClaY PoLt'rtes-~On "Wednesday night the
demoefass held meeting in the Third District and
neninaied R. M Carter, w. A. Elmore, and Dr.
Edwards We are informed that his honor the
Recorder delivered very eloquent speech. Ws
have alTsys been Of the opinion that judicial ofil
GERS had just az good right to make speeches aadl
take anactipe part in elections as any body eise h
And thepgh there is very decided opinion % the
contrary in thisscountry, We are glad 10 see our
worthy Recorder rise above This absurd prejudice.
The wings Of the Second District have nomi-
nassa r. H. Shields. They meet tonight, at the
Commercial Exchange, to make their nominations