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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1850.

Then when your crop is made, be calm, he
cautious--by November neat, these folks will he
both hungry and thirsty, give them liule milk
recoliect that they will not bear strong meat well,
they like Jesharun grow fat and kiek--ayod their
heels--n December another moderate sup-Jan.
uary another but less in quantity in February and
March lille more, in April May and June YOU
may begin to oil their bellies in order 10 keep
them ia condition through the remainder Of the
season--,hey will take the nourishment as eager
as lambs and be glad OF it.
Never send any cotton TO market without
limit, Iii throws too much responsibility upon
yoar f.ciors) nor allow it sold until your price is
obtained; you owe your factor money and be
cannot sell atyour price or wat for his pay, in
struct him to sell as much as will pay himself
Ohis is bu, Justice and hold the baanee--if you
are much involved, sell not only cotton but prop
erty which is now bearing a good price
aud disinthral yoursclyes--bc free, be ndepend.
ent.
The London Globe says that it suspects that
it is with YOU AS with other producers, you live
from hand to mouth--vhat humiIiating thought
If it has been the case, let it be so no longer.
All feedomdom is agog Just now at the prospect
OF some American gentlemen (they lean very
strong on the yankeys) coming over to Jamaica
to plant cotton upon their cast of sugar estates,
&c, some parties may be coming over for pur>
poses OF their own, but Think il quite as likely
that il is with a view of annexation as to attempt
to gror cotton wHb free ncgrocsH the one is just
as feasible as the other. India too is to be re-
vamped--roads made and mighty effort made
there too--they have been making mighty eff,
tort there for the last 20 years and see with what
success somebody carried a common plough
there for use, and according to the London
Times, as soon as the manager or overlook.
ers' back was turned the natives stuck it up
on one end painted it red and wor5hpped
it as god-well may they lean on us.
Hoping that you may lay this advice and these
admoni'ions seriously to heart and profit by them.
Invoking a continuance ofall those blessings of
kind providence which have hitherto been so
signally manifested in your behalf
remain, very respectfully,
Your obeden servant,
A SOUTHERN PLANTER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
ADGLPHt LoTEL, J

ApGIruI LioTEb, ]
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, 1850 (
MEgsRs. !InL, McIEAN q Co.,
New Orleans, In.
GENTLEMEN:
The Ilibernia arrived here at 3
A NJ. on Tuesday last; the accounts Of still di.
minishing estimates Of the crop and a rise ofGIly
cent in New York in the very teeth Of the lows
est rates sent ON since October, produced great
sensation in Liverpool, and 10000 bales were
sold that day. at fully ID advance; establishing
middngs at G5d-yeY stiff and little Offering
the next day operators began TO discover that they
had got little "ahcad of the music" The time to
allow cotton to take its natural upward course was
not yet arrived-the famous COW on the other
side had yet rich stores in her udder, and it was
important to save as much Of the sirippiagS as
possible before The article should be allowed to 90
up; so all hands were wped to quarters in order
to prepare wei ba,bet, the splnners by instinct,
spectators by fall sense Of security in what they
had and hope for still another suck or two; since
then the sales have fallen off tho no reduction in
prices. 1t was discovered that somebody in New
York had written a letter stating that friend OF
theirs had lately taken haSty flight all the way
from New York TO Mobile between the 25th and
3lst Dee, and had reported that he found quite
as much unpicked cotton in the fields as when he
passed through in the middle Of Norember in the
previous year-quite a business man this and OK
peditious withal; doubtless he had Pacolet's horse
and therefore full opportunity for making an ex.
animation into the condition Of the fields as he
passed over. The deduction from all this how.
ever is as have often urged, that this market
must and will take It's tone from yours-if you
have a short crop eyince it by your frmness,
hen.ye shall hnow that your iaborS are not in
rain.
And now word 10 Planiers-great hopes and
expectations are already cherished in England
that TIE present high prices as they call them, will
stimulate planters to such degree, shat next year
will have a full supply and low rates-to avoid
which, ttro things are necessary TO be observed
on your part-plant less, and not break your necks
in getting it to market where you planted 100
acres last year plant only so or 80 this, and YOU
will not only get more money for what you make
than for full crop,but encounter less labor, incur
less expense and at the same time be able to
raise more corn, which make tat hogs, horses and
cattle & plenty of them-why work yourselves q
your negroes to death in order to crafty Man.
chester and supply her with cotton at six cents
per pound, when you may live in plenty and at
your ease and get 10 to Is cents this is no hc.
tional experience proves it, providence has kind.
ly interposed to help you out Of one difficulty ari
sing from over production, don't 60 into another
or in other words lend your adyersarics stick &c
break your own heads.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02

pecling the intelligence Of these remote Terri
torres, and the necessity Of restraining them by
congressional legislation lnow Of no cousti,
tuition in this broad Union, whre the principles
of rational and progressive liberty are better
secured than in this frs, great political offering
irnn lln shn,es The naciEc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
For the Columbus Democrat
THE UNION--CALIFORNIA.

The time has arrived when we should express
ourselves fully, and with distinctness, upon the
condition of the Union, and upon the questions
involved in the admission of California, as a SOY.
ereign member Of the Union, with her present
constitution, excluding slavery from within her
limits, and with her present extensive bounda,
ries.
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80 -11ECS[L.
l. published every Saturday Morning,
re- - ~ = a
SUISSE RIP TION.

rs MS
SUBSCRIPTI
THRrE DaLlAns in advance. Four DOLLARS,
if paymen, is delayed until the expiration OF the
year.
G0VEETrgEWENT
inserted a, 81 per square en lines or less for the
first and Scots for each subsequent insertion
Liberal reductions viii be made to persons who
advertise by the year.
JOB PRIME ting
Neatly executed, on short notice and at EEpUcEr
rates.
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PROT ECTION!
FIRE g. MARINE
Insurance COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.

The undersigned, agent Of this old and ,eeli
kHOua Company, IS fully authorized 10 insure
Dloeitinss, Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, Mills
Manufactures, BhrHs, DC, &c. ALSO, House
h9ld Furniture and GO0ds, Warcs, and llcrchan-
dise contained or stored therein, oguins, loss OF
damage by
FIRE.
hlso--Dry G00dS. GrOcerieS, Manufactured
Goois PrDdurc, HouSchoid Furniture, Lice Stock
AMI every other description Of Merchandise or
Personal Property shipped or To he shipped per
good steam boat bonIs to or from points ON west
em waters, or between eastern cities tvia Lakes OF
other inland rourcs,) and any towns IN the western
country, ngninst the hazard OF
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- aa.a
Sloan's Nlrillrinrx

Slo0n's Ointment, md lloro Powders, ln,cly IT..
troluccd into this ncghborhood are already bero,n
ing decidedly popular as speedy and effective cur
ntlycs.
The Oinmenthn been applied in several case. OF
cu,lneous, liberated sores, Spmns, bruises, C with
the mos, satisfactory results
From the high term, IN which We have hca, I'd III, m
spoken OF by those ol our friends, who have used
both the powders and the ointment, we are satisfied
they deserve the high reputation they have acquired
in different parts OF the country, where they have
been extensively used See advertisement innnoth-
or column--praire Pioneer Mt Sterling, III. Oct.
IL, 1919
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o. Theaaoyc picture is 4 iac smile uithe wrap
per around ,nch bottle Of the true and genuine Ana
hian L,uImont, with the signature oil G lAEEuLr,
the .o,c inventor aud proprietor thereon. Do not
touch any other, or YOU VII get spurious article ,
Logt icsH oyu1u icW be dcccrsl! BsIrqrc gdit.c-
appearance, called W B. fnnri- Arabian L.nj-
mcn', manufactured in Chicago, and s. cal.odly This
person the "OJigiaGl" This is tlbe No other
person in the world knows anything about making
the Gruuin" article except the true inventor, II &.
FARRELL. No T., Name street Peoria. Illinois
I'M ,t1lnpl1ur Success Of the great American
Remedy TOR man and boast, i, Cr using conn-
trycIts To sprinr up a over tie country, spreading
their banrul jnllacnce over jhp lall, rohbing tie
pockets Of hr honest AMI un,uspe by imposing
upon them worthless AMI poisonous tsa-h, tor the
genuine II G. Ea~c''s Arabian lumcut Fellow
Ci2ru, Look wei hrou' YOU buy. aul see that
the label # the bottle has The letters H. G. before
fnrrrlis for IfI' has uor. II D. C1rNrEHfElr The
label round clrh bottle oi ray l,'uucut reads 'Iua
I'll C. Farrell, Celchr1 Ell Arabian L'nmanI,' and
my Signature Is written upon the label also. AMI
thcsr words nre blown in the glass bottle, H. G.
Farre'l- Arabian liH.mrut, Pcou1'
This truly grn0t med cine still! goes on, conquer.
ing dseas', end ,naichinn wHuy poor powrlr-s
victim tom the grave. l'v ia powerfully s'mu.1-
ting, p'nctmtnI and anolvuc qualities, Y restores
thr use oiIiw1. which have been p1.Jrl inr years
and hv ris sUrI. DR. power uiuprO iur NJ iGo ~yDp-
WI Fluid or Joint Water, ~ curr- HI d.s'H,c> 1T
the uI"'S with surr-jur" p.IIEy. ForrHrnmat.W,
and affections rt he sSpnr 7"l Sprrn. y Nn. pro-
we'd lI."lt srrC3rc and i1r affections OF he Lung
Liver md Kidneys j, /. ~ most vaua5'c 0ud pow r
tul uylarv: al o. Tor a.l Diseases Of the Gland
Srrofl'o, G0i'rr or Swj'ol Neck. Sc, SC. And
Indeed inrA'To.t 'y'ry ri.ca.c whore an cS'rwH
mp ca'iUus .tqu.r-d, tbs medicine stands -auE.a..
lc.cd
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BAD LrcE.-1ha publication Office If the Chica
go CHi,.n was DESTROYED by fire, the night Of the
?5th ult, with everything except the subscription
list and account books The Editor says:
This is the third time within year that the
fire has mcuaccd our publishing otlice-th, time,
only has it destroyed It's contents The extent OF
our loss in money IS about 500. But what We
feel most seriously, i. the files Of the Western c.
tizcn from the first oft, publication together with
the files Of many other papers AMI valuable docu-
ments which We had carefully preserved for many
years 10 an editor, loss OF this kind il . scri.
ous one q, documents AMI authorities for reference
constitute his stock and capital IN trdlc--aul be.
sIies It i p!clan, for mos. person, occasionally
to look over and review their past lalor..'
lie offers to pay a liberia! price for back Nos
OF the Citizen from the commencement of Vol.
friend having presented him with the lat anI
I'd Volumes.
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Tao EyrLo,iov-ArFrcESg !Ncirlyr-Thc
Smlu'ky Mirror relate, tine following incident of
the explosion Of The Anthony Wayne:
The ease Of Mr. Archer Brackuey - Il thrllm,
interest lie was on his WAY from Lrfycttc, IT,.
to Philadelphia. with the remains of hi, VIII. and
child recently deceased Both tic corpse, were
enclosed IN one box When The cSp'p-io1 took
place, he succeeded in dragging hi two Twin; chill
dren from their rooms, and with them plugged IA.
TO the water. Alter swimming around f,r u short
time, h, came IN contact with the box containing
his wife and child Upon thi, he succeeded i.r
some time IN keeping himself aul chi lrrn from
drowning, although every wave would roll hi,
frall support aaI plunge them N he water, until
at Last Ia, little by, two year, DID, was drowned
10 bis arms Af.cs ba,om.n; s,'i-fel that hi,
body wis dead. he reluctantly parted with
the boly anil turned hi, attention to the Ie.cuc Of
the rcma.ng child. who was cn..ns aruunl III,
neck, crying, Papa! we ,hall drown" lie final
" succeeded in gaining the floating part Of the
wreck with his li'tlc lighter and both were
saved"
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Reader, iGyou want remedy which YOU can
rely upon purchase " H. FnarLl's Arabian
Imminent This article has performed more cures.
with less expense, than any other preparation be.
fore the public. 1t is cmpha;ically specific in
all cases which require an outward application,
without this great Remedy The world looks upon
its cures with wonder and asionishmcnt See his
advertisement in our paper
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County COnycntinn.

THE Democratic Voters Of La Sale County arc
requested meet at their respective town houses on
Saturday, May 18TH for the purpose Of clcctnr del.
renics Ia meet IN county convention at Ottawa, on
The 10Th INST, said convention 10 choose delegates Il
represent this county in the democratic COMPRESSION.
al convention TO be held at Joliet on the 9Th OF Jun,
next The Central Committee, NJ accordance with
their instructions, have appoHoned the delegates 10
the various towns in the county r. follows: Hone
Ellen :, Salisbury G, Dmmck l. Troy Grove 3, Me
nien !. Eagle =, Vermllon ., Deer Park ,, Utica
Wallhnm |, Fremont l. Bruce 2, Farm Ridge /
south Ottawa =, Ottawa, 4. Dayton =, Freedom 9
Earl 3, Grand Rapids ., Trenton ,. Warren ., Ad-
ans =, Brooktirld > Manius . Mission 3, North
Vile Isl Hour of meeting in Ottawa = o'clock
L VI, l.. Il bELANo, GE, IL Norris,
DAVID GREEN, Io-uuA LEWIS
GEo, w GlLsoN. r. J. GALLOWAY,
Ottawa. May II, 1850 + ] DaMleR.
Democratic Central Committee
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fsrpNf stisCNNcpY.

SOans horse medicines ore doing wonders They
are great discovery We heard a farmer say rh,,
other day, that he had valuable horse taken with
the stiiicomr.aint lie tried the ordinary remedies
without any sensible effect He was induced by n
urglbor to Use Soar's Condition Powder in hs
case. He tried il, and the horse Is now well and
thu farmer says he wOuluor now take 2lCO in cash
los him Illinois Journal, Dec. 49,
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lfany man doubts that II q FarelIs Ariian
Lnimcnt is the greatest bcnetac,or Of the age lc,
him look around, and hc will find abundant evil
dcnce to scatter his sceplicism to the winds; he
will find that as an external application in the
diseases both Of man and beast, no medicine ever
discovered has effected as many and rs remark
able cures. Sec advertisement.
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TnoN,s II BESroS-Ihe Boston Atlas twhi,
paper pays the following mertcd tribute to Mr.
Benton for HI, noble stand in the Uui,cd States
Senate against the powerful combination between
thc administration, Clay, Webster, and Footc, To-
defeat the admission of California unlcs. coupled
with some concessions to the slave power:
Whatever may be the result, however those
questions may b. decided AMI however gloomy
the prospect may appear, Judging from the nti
cations of the past week, whether successful or
whether beaten, whether sustained or betrayed
10y her own representatives,, the north will ever
have cause to remember with gratitude and with
the highest admiration, the noble, the able the
patriotic course Of Thomas IT, Benton Nobly
aud manuly. throughout the past week has he
Sattcl for the right. In the cleamcss OF lis 10
SIC, AMI the power of his argument, he has been
not only unsurpassed, but uneqnallcd IN this dc
bate. Upon all the point upon which Nj Clay
a5saiel his positions, lac uat him promptly anl
successfully, and drove him back lie Ia, ably
and successfully maintained every position he has
taken aud his course has Throughout been digni.
fed aui truly senatorial
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siIcIS>sisiIi,i.Ig.

nNE fircpro1l safe for s1'c bJ
- May II WAIErr * llrErrvG
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Tlu Peru Telegraph says, QUITE a number OF
brethren O. and members in good standing, OF the
ancient order Of Old Eclampsis yius passed through
Peru on Thursday last Their condition was toler-
ably good."-'Squire iIolbrook, the editor OF the
Telegraph, who Is the very pcTsonihcatlon OF Old
Eclampis himself. has been spending the last few
weeks i'll ourtown loung,ng around the court house,
and other places less public, for the same purpose
we presume, that his "brethrcn,' generally gather
around n hay stack
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AliO.i Lime.


Ok snle by the krg % Chigl 90 prices by
~ May II WALKER * Hex
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Mn Sloan, which will b. found in this DAVIS paper
: cans medicines are certainly exceptions 10 thr
tp great amount OF Trash with which the public has
been bored for years. The astonishing sales. and
still more astonishing cures which they ar. continu.
ally performing, viii not l,.l u H;aae ,heln popu!ar
wIh every one
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ESQ. .s":.C:, GG Ncw Ean.cD, Eli .
cave.

M II c. Far:cIi's Arabian Linmcnt has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had filled in one was white -welngaud conlrac-
ted cord, in The leg ola boy twelve years old. The
leg Ind wi'hcIcd away and was 50 contracted that
he had 40 " Of H. Tire doctors had tried their
-k upon 1t in vain. and he icas fast siaiing 10 he
grGrc. wien the boys fther was Induced to try II.
q Farrell. Arabian Liuimcnt. Before TIA" hr-t
hoti'" was used mp ne came into Mr. b.'sstorr, and
the fret words he said were Ny Barker, | want
pi thai L.umrni sou have iu the store; the one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11

MoR,ls or CmcAco.-Wc have heard Of m,tan.
ccs where thieves have robbed clarity boxes or
stolen the gold or silver images from The sacred
altar of the House Of God, but never have We
heard of auything to equal for mcaunc-s, the fol.
lowing, which we find in the Chicago Citizen:
"On Saturday night, April 9th the Corner
Stone ofhr S.aqir"im Gryh 'rr' trtc'i ont of
It's place. od the boz c,ailtainy he eyia Gc., alb
Stract,i'
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Notice.

THE inhabitants Of La Sale county generally are
hereby respectfully notified that the annunl
meeting ofthe La Sale county Bible Society, viii lc
held in Ottawa. S,bbath May 9Th. at Z! o'clock, =
NJ at the Methods, church The citizens Of Otn-
wa are respectfully invited to attend. Several short
addresses may bc expected. Mays. 1850.
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Spring and Summer Goods,
Also, JI>i Received.

. Fresh lo' OF Gt0csFi"- ucw OG,anS Sucnr ref
ned sugar crushed nni lo1f sugar: Teas; with q
che &C. lot ol Cod Fish cgnnl box Rals.ns, &c
bulWu. Nav l-JD
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s.on,,.,.nd stationery.

& LARGE assortment of Blank Books, cap, letter
IA and bill paper, Ink, pens, wnlcr4, stamp', Sanl
boxes, envelopes cards, &c &c, Just received at
npr27 CllSuNNN's
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Hats! Hats! Hats.
Ofnll tn hits ! ever saw
! know Of none Ihll please,
And none that show in style and make
Such qualify rs these.
Further Spring arrival at the
New Work Acuse!

NNUTTON y FNFE hive iV-t received tirir
y New Spring Supple, OF DIV Good. Groceries,
Hardware aud Crochcry, aud winch they intend sci.
ling at their usual
Low Price for cash.
TriaiS-Thr latest trc'i-hauI American styles
Lawns. light drlninc, French gnghans, sc 4
large assortment Children aud Misses boots aud
shoes: n beautiful assortment u miics boots and
,hocs, la,rs, STYLES mus fine Cai.ln and Moroc.
GO boots, mems and boys straw, peil, glazed, and
cloth caps
New styles IN crockcry
Fresh supplies IN groceries md hardware.
Sugar, moasscs aud ten nj reduced pgicca
\ very nice article OF Golden Syrup or refined
I1o,asscs iigs, IuIs,ns, oranges aud most kinds q!
lult IN sCnsou an %
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Tea,;monY ION t.n'rnr.

Ga.cuH. apn! !, 1873
Fellow Ch2crs--l have used Slouns Ditmrut
and found Il TO hr tie beet article that have ever
used for injuries IN horses mud fora family Ointment,
GEORGE RlSEDORpH
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THOUSANDS OF
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS

have recently tested the virtue OF SLOANS ONT.
NENTand CONDITION POWDER, and now
recommend them as the BEST Hose and Ca,tle
Medicine they ever used.
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For Family Use

HloanS Ointment Is mid, SAFE thorough and uni
versaiy acknowledged 10 be nm ininblr remedy in
every Gaze where ii has been faithfully applied on the
human system for promoting lnsensiblc rersJirr-
iion, drawing ont the inflammation from woun' ;,
relieving pam ofcvery kind, mud in its healing quail.
ties the world dors not produce irs cqnn and the
public pronounce the cheape~ and best family ont-
mcw that has cYcs asen used.' AL di eases OF ih.
flesh, obstinate Ulcers, old Sores. Chibiains, Sor,
p's, sore Brea-t Diseases OF the Eve. Ague in the
Face Pam in The Side, Back. and other Parts o' tn,
system Boi.s, Ulcers, Scald Head Bruises. FRI 81
Wounds, Piles, and every Kind OF sore containing
the least particle oi inflammation ale permanently
cuIcl by this great remedy.
For further particulars, aud n multitude Of cerf.
GATES OF remarkable cures, get pamphlets Of agents
w B SLOAN.
Grand Depot. 20 LGlc Street, Chicago
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TllE undersigned having commenced the above
business IN the shop formerly occupied hy Rich
ari Pembroke, will pay particular attention to shn. b.
lng ho'sc' md having h1lmuch experience In IN 8
branch ol the business, and from rs success u shoe.
inr, not only inr service, hui 10 pcyrnt interfering
an To relieve the various d. n 80. If the boot, &.
he bop, to secure share OF public patronage
Mag ll'h, ions Roxy
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MAY 1S, 1850.



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yrrc dmplr EI0rG LcuHiE rO J0nsAm
ofle
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Ak nL Us speedy
an mutsltn tffct Weconnrn 10 lIcpu
Com Merchants tnnl
fouh go ,dncedto JEBARNARD
No whhq zion
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New Pa!cn! IesOdeGn.

4 II & c. hurley, Book and Music Seller.
~. -! LIKE street, Chicago, are agents tot tic
sai ri this beautiful Substitute Tor the organ in the
pnror or the church, The key board is precisely
The niu, rs the organ, and the tone is Of equal yo
hume to thyt Instrument Each one Is SET in beau
utully finished rosewood case, and is only TWO feet
7inrhrs IN height AMI > feet : inches in length A
pedal under the instrument il managed by the foot
with perfect case al,oaswcll pedal capable Of pro-
ducing the most beautiful effect. Each instrument
has box in which 1t packed for transportation
A, II. Il {. Il. have also on hand great variety
ot Musical Instruments, Music Books, Violin, Guitar
aud Bass Niol strings bridges screws, &c. Pur-
chnscrs nrc requested to cali and examine their
stock before looking elsewhere fb9
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Hats - Cans.

HUNGARIAN, California, Mexican, Leghorn
] 1 China pearl straw. md palm leathat4 mems,
boys and chlIdwn's caps, Tor sale cheap,hy
may 3, LIP SANGER e. co.
A NEW two horse wagon Tor sale cheap
IL may 3 l. 7. SANGER g. Co.