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Mr. Downs moved an adjournment The ques-
ton wss taken by yeas and nays, and decided In
the negative--yeas 10, nays 80.
The question recurring on the motion Of Mr..
Walker, TO strike from the bill ell except those
sections relating to California; Il wss decided In
the negative, by yeas and Maya ~ follows;
YrAs-Msssrs Baldwin, Benton, Bright, Chase,
Of Wisconsin, Ewing, Greene, Hamlin, Millsr,
Phelps, Seward. Shields, Smith, Sprsanss, Up
ham, Wales, Walker, Whitoomb, and Win
throp--22. ef ~
NAn--Msssra Atehison, Badger, Barnwell
Bell, Bsrrisn, Bradbury, Butlsr, Clensna, Davis
OF Mississippi, Dawson, DIekinsoa, Dodge Of Iowa
Douglas, Downs, FslcA, Focts, HessGea, Hunter
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Mr. Norris then moved to strike out from the
tenth section Of the bill, limiting the Legislative
powers Of the Territorial Legislature, the words,
nor establishing or prohibiting African sla-
yery.n
MIR. Berrisn raised point Of order. The Sen
ate had inserted part Of those words; was IL
now In order TO strike them out
The Presiding Officer ruled the motion to be in
order
Mr. Downs, Mr.. Turney, and Mr.. FOote, OPP
posed the motion.
MIR Pratt and Mr.. Phelps supported the amend.
ment.
Mr. Clay supported the amendment and
Mr. Phelps replied to Messrs. Clay and Tur-
ney.
Messrs Berrien, Cass, and Foote, continued
the discussion upon the powers Of Congress- and
the inherent rights of the people Of the Terrific
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Yoycl Arn,,cntinn Of Horse Power

Amaciiue for applying power to the working
of railways, SO as to superi,.e the locomotive
engine, has been invented in Italy, AMI recently
tried on the Southwestern Railway, England. A
London paper Of June 22l, gives the following
description Of it.
at consists in Introducing the animal into kind
Of coach, impGlsoria, by WHICH they transmit their
acting power to the leading wheels. This trAps.
mission i conveyed b. very simple means, rem
deriny useful byth the driving power Of the ami
mals and their own weight The horse being
introduced into the mpusoria, is placed upon II
perfect rectilinepr artificial ground or platform
turning so easily that the animal, which is voked
10 the shafts, when it walks, does not itself adj
vance, but, what amounts to the SINE thing. the
platform is pushed backward. By this artificial
ground platform, called hy tile p1tentce DediyeRd
Is moved n tree, armed with pul'cy from which
by means Of a rope, the motion Is conveyed 70
the axetrce Of the leading wheels. The varying
proportions between the dareters Of the pulieYs
give different degrees Of speed. The horses are
20 be worked always ut the requisite speed even
at sixty miles an hour, without ever altering the
usual walking pace Of the horses which are in.le
the impusnria, as on the floor of u room, shelter
ed from tie weather"
The one in use on the Southwestern rail road
was made fcr two horses only, pnd the same pa
per thus speaks Gifts operation:
More than 90 wagons have been already very
expcrmentally drawn by 1t up the very inclined
line of the station. For working il up and down
the station, wagon is fastened to il, when it at
tains the speed Of miles IN hour In the expe
riment to be made on the great line, it is expect
ed TO gain speed from 70 TO 20 miles mn hour
and it ia calculated that an engine Of horse.
more will run speed superior 20 that Of n stcau
engine; but the driving horses do not change di
rection or movement They can instantly b,
stopped while the horses continue to walk on IA,
pediyeiId, without transmitting motion on tn,
leading wheels
BY the simple manner in which the horses ex
ercisc their moving power on the new machine
they can work easily the usual time (commoul
about hours day. Daring these 3 hours tn
impulscria can run at least over 80 miles time.
and ms horses do not cost much more than tw
shillings each per day it would be an expense Z
shillmgs only, instead Of &c on account of cox
only the cost Of which is sxpcnce each mile run
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What ShallID DO /.

Muscatne, Iowa, Az. q, 1910.
Mr.. W. II. slean-Sir: Last AlG.l obtained
from your travelling aren't the sale OF your medicine
Tor this town, and bought OF him about $50 worth
OF your Ointment and in Ices than three weeks
was entirely out, since which have been inpor.
tuned nearly to death for the Ointment, and have
tired to get It Mt Burlington 81, Louis Dc am
ttill out what shall dot Your agent promised
to supply me again in two months ilhe will not
be here soon, please send me immediately by the
quickest conveyance. IL dozen Of the Ointment,
and 6 dozen ofthc Condition Powders. From sl0o
tos $3.50 worth ofyour horse medicines can be sold
at this poiu, annually. The medicines have given
pefiec. satisfaction in every instance.
Yours rspcct PLINEY FAY.
SEQ agents, names at the head Of Sloan's col
unnn. For further particulars and testimonials
get pamphlets agents.
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Sleep Of Plants.


:, ,..o
ru''ns 'po u'sn' P.s"'t -. ). ~.
shas,So.s /" s'eep. a. s's P>.'H. Wy
iaNeu, wn'e 'n,H ~. ~, - -
ossu,e'; - ~ ." -, n,1r.
t~'n'hh'v use' 1"u '.e N'N'u-s Pr,'"'' :,
p',iil''e' =. ~ -. "'''Is' -. -,
iaNes p''.le - 80 IN
y, sol0 ,ns = ''.'"'s Io,hs
VI, 49, 1,'asls.,ats c,lI
.s.tSs - -. 80. M ,.,,,s, nj
-. Il -. -. =; ,,fi;a l,,,.s- a,is, s,r;no
~, ~, - 81, - r., c,,rrr.io asc,r
..;.,-I' -, 1a.,,;I,,t;,., !, IN Nh, indusnee Of
t:n. -, 80 ,s,,,oey.t,,r. and
-, - ,,,,;sal l,ar,lv Probably The
,,.bo,e of ,ly.ss infn,.nc.s mr., concerned II is
~ ~. - II ,,.,.i, st;n,pli
-. he Ia ,,,,,. H.. le,-,. IN certain stat.
s.5.,,, 49,, - ,l.,ir ,,,yoI,,,,,oart. wh;l
&C. ran. 81 sach stimuli in tbe n,got line throws
49,, i,,Io reoose rplayes them. and occasions
,iarS ~ liza weiyl,J ,Iov,n "a il the sustaining
,,;nT;r,e vbieb keot ,h.e, N energy WA, aspen.
ia Is the tornor Of .lcer. The principle Of
.bese stimuli is nnoucstiana6ly lirht indeed Lin
n.nns from tbs ob.eryati,i, If stove plants seems
"a have den,onsttatal that il Is the Withdrawing
Of li,,ht and ,.ol az heat which produces the re.
laxaiion or SiteD or Plants n, i, is commonly
denominated The effect of li.h. upon tic Aci
eia i peculiarly striking AT sunrise hey spread
themselves olt horizontally; as the heat ucreas
es thpy become elevated. and at noon shoot yerii-
c,llv upwards: but IA soon as the sun declines
,hey rel lanyu,d and droop, ana during the night
are neudant and relaxed. During the day, the
leaves of some plants are spread olt. and display
ed and at the same time inclined towards the sun
Those Of the Heliantus aunuus, the Heliauthus
annuum the Croton tiuctuIium follow the course
Of the sun in their position: and meet buds and
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administrator Notices.

ifauisir1io,'s SAT-.
TOY virtue et O decree OF The county court Of w
ID Sale county Illinois, entered o., the May ,tuu
thereof kp 1850, notice is hereby given, that On
Monday, the In dag d October next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock ii. and o'clock o.. N of sand
day, vii. sell az p hc au-r7 az the court nous.
m Ottawa. Lnsal.e county, H. the following rya.
estate, OF which George Bamtr died seised, VIZ.
The one Observation-Disclosures following tracts that
is to sly Of The nw4 OF sec -, towuJ2 e 81 g.
~ % 10 acres i'm the rE OF The ueq.rc s.tuwn 81 %
r3e 81 p. m. and OF ~ acres being the svS ot the
eh Of the nwO OF SEC u, town 5lur3e n m.
The TWO as' mruuaHcI .acts are woodland, and
the frs 'rocl Equality OF prairie, with house and
ether Improvements,
Sndlaud- wi. be- sold sghiec, to the widows Ugh;
Of dover. &c. Terms each.
JLne 3. lslO.i5.G \ u EIowpANp, Adm,r.
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned administrator OF the estate Of
LIosacc ?. Hu:i, deceased, late Of Lisbon, in
ke2fa, c0unly,nul state Of Illinois havinLlppoin-
ted the third Monday Of Srp,rmbrrue1tiorlh ia. set
icmrnt ct claims aud demands against SAID csi0,r,
would hrrehyT.Il--t a persons having such claims
10 present them before DO. county court oi rEe cuul-
tv Of Kendall, at O,weEo, at the time aforesaid for
tie purpose cihayng them ai listed and settled nc
coring 10 aw. REvBES llCED, i4m'r.
F-1.n lam. 9th $50
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ttls0ifines.
MOFFAT"S
Life Pills and PhGnix Bittcrs.
ttls0irines.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for 4 rernd of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
dunng that time have maintained "a hgh eharac-
ter in alnios; every part of the globe Tor Their eN-
traor,luary and immediate power oi restoring per
feet henlth 10 persons suffering uudernearly every
Kind or dsals, Ia which the human frame is liable.
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They consist Of nearly
300 Varieties OF Apple,
md r-ea; Tnre,y oi Pears, flums and Cherries,
which how been selected with care aud great eN-
p-Hss from ,ae mos, popular and approved Nurse
rrs no ihe Union, embracing nearly u.. the sanding
varieties Do 'aa eastern and southern states the fruit
iwb.chIll- confidently believed, cmLO, tai. 10 suit
tHe most delicate and refined pa.a,ts.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that lie
ms the greatest rQvisry oHd most splendid GssOrt.
msgt 60 Boz found IN northern Illinois. The trees
are from to years g age alG ranging from 3 20
feet IN height and well pioporuoncd.
Il sbeIavej that the llmeu'Hh'r rcmi sncss on
the par Of farmers, every where cn;rgTah'e IN plan
ting fruit trees, /. mostly attributable 20 the Amos,
tola failure, m most Gases, whore trees n1ye been
traHsp.aut,d from distance, nnl NE tbrnus roots
on which the tree relies iuI iis imminent have be-
come dead from too long cXpo,1r' 10 dry air or Sc
we're iross inter taking them ~, either Of which is
fatal 10 is growth But these en.bauassmcnts 10
longer 9xist The farmer can now be supplied in
his own vicinity with the number md variety BE-
wishes, grown IN the same soil and climate in which
they are 20 be tge1sp.au'ed
1.-THE trees are taken up in the sprinr II shouldbe
done -o7r after the frost is ont oftae ground-a' all
events, before the leai 1ecins 10 put iotn f.aEta
upintte fall, they Shcu1 be buried until spring.
Apple trees at the Nursery ~ cents; oil Other
kinds - cents WELLS WAIT
DAYTON Jan 70 lSj0-ti
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A Dutchman once wsnieSlo wed widow, and
his manner u making bis feelings was us
follows.
III you ish content 10 getn peter forca worse,
70 be happy for miserable. and II yea smokes,
and drinks ale sl'all take you for no peter and
much vorse." Upon which ihs lady said, "Yaw' .
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Coal Cooking Stove.

WE would call the attention Of our customers 70
wv CgsImGp & Cas- Air-iirh C0obiHg Store
manufactured in Ottawa This is the most perfect
stove for burning either coal orwood lint has has yet
been offered 10 The public Il is 30 constructed tho,
when either OF the plates burns out itcaIDe replaced
OF \ triiiing expense.
We keep suppyof these stoves on hand nnd will
warrant them to work well and give satisfaction in
all cases where properly put M.
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves as well as all sizcs plain and fancy coal stoves
made in Ottawa, which we sell at the Foundry pri-
ces sepli JouN MASLET & Co.
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ENHi' u Thomas CgVigdn, dec.ls.d
PURSUANT 10 an order of the county rourtotIa
Sale county, notice j. hereby given, th1t oil.
persons having claims n1aIus, the state 81 Thomas
ColIrau, late It The cnuutyot In Sail, deed, are
required lproducc the samrin writing and h.e them
in sad court on the 81 Nlniay oi August next.
next, when and where said c'siman,s are requested
TO attend inr the purpose O; having thelr claims ad-
lusted m pursuance Ol low.
July l--i9-Gt MAErrS NURRAY, admir-.
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Nlisecli
Dayton Woollen Factory.

THE above Factory has now been in successful
/ OPERATION Tor eight years past, and the under
s.sled deem II unnecessary 10 make any promises
o PeCEcs 'or their good conduct orAbcrai baggalus
and would merely say, that yhty have good assert
mrnt Of Fuiied I lOthCs.
CgssigsrsS S1itlH6tt, Trssi JCaES, Hard Tines,
F.GgHelS OF rrr.0uS t5H1s, S.aJc.S, Blankets,
and Seeking IGrH, double GE! i,siStsA
. And WI. have, by the time The new CLIP comes Of,
larger stock Vt goods ,n1rlugy have eytT tviv,e Of
isrr,, auI tHry agr rctDug GA another So u. ma
c't0crg, Coy Do" usfIr % May ueNtl ct the best
uni uyst improved kind. which ~ o. ruaJIc hem To
flru oai double he number 81 yagls shat they have
ever done before, AND Jlry nov feel cuuhdtut IN
SAVING 90 WOO, growers. tanners, and merchants,
hgt ,he.g wants can Pc iI.N supplied on the most
reasonable terms, M exchange iur WOO, or cash
'1'ding ;snd Spiuu'nc.
They wi., csJd, SPIN rnd zee. 10 cents per poUu#
lu lots OF S}.hs 9. over
Cgs'af1 Nr'Hs az > rsa's pcr pound
They have two sg,sH' tHIt, expressly ,yy country
work, N..cn Nyi. Hr 1,-cd un 900 good order. arg i
wool Is pui up H proper conisuun, they ,y warrant
,helr work 90 give satisfaction. Persons coming
rou distance who may have 20 s,c,-V,cI q. Chs,
saa.. be ,uu0 expense.
CtOTH DRESSING
Wi. - done M The usIa price gr5I1 rhs b2s,man-
nCr, and warranted 20 give satisfaction. us nvue but
Inc host N'sswa0 rTc CwV'-y.I
Wool, WH,at, Corn, Lard and Soap wei Ne "a.
Sen !1 rEy for WORK j. & d GRIlN
Dayton Factory, Apa. -. lS5g-sl-t
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I7I'-" Y 'T'T IEV'VN7T- T7T'IN'T
DCRSuhNr 'onn order Of the county court Of
l La Sale ccpnfr n't"e is hereby gwen that
al persons having claims gains, IN r.'ni, ofpctpr
Speaker late Of La Sale, deceased ara required 10
produce hcenr in writing and file them IN SAID
court on the 81 Monday in September next, WHEN
and where sa.d claimants are requested to attend
for the pr-poa OF having their claims adjusted m
pursuance OF law. SAyL NlIIIElN admir-
Ottawa Auru.f q 1870
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July l--i9-6, MAErry MuRRAy, admir-.
Estate If Canuts RicLarl,on. dscrlscd

Efd'e n 'dUUts HichdrlyOn, dscSIyci
DCRSuANIto m order nj the county our, 81
, Ia sale county notice i hereby given, rha, all
persons having claims against the estate Of Cunnte
Richardson, late otLa Sale, deceased are required
to produce the same M writing and tie them m said
court on the 81 Monday IN September next
when and where said r.aimauisare requested 90 at
tend ior the purpose Of having their claims adjusted
m Dnr-uan-a a. lazy LARS LAEsoy, admir-.
OTTAWA Anr 8 1850
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nlc0ieines.
THE VEGETABLE
Pulmonary Balsaui.>

FGNlllS Basam Is probably. almost without
parallel IN having during trial at nearly
= twenty years, fully maintained the high rep
u,ation which thas acquired Tor Consump,iye COM
P.a'hts and all diseases OF the lungs, throat and
chest IL hssbeen used with probably greater sue
cess 'han any other article known, and many phy-
'i I VINO nave had nm opportunity OF Witnessing
us hlHhy Saiulny effects do not hesitate 10 recon-.
ineia u as sale, convenient and yerv eficacious
hvuSur' tPualh not superior 20 any other prescrip-
uo1 lof ur above complaints within their knowledge
",iu o.e Mr'vn mas seldom disappointed the reason
most valuable remedy for ~"
C0ns"npAon, ASthma, Pleurisv,
Phhisic, Splitting ofjlood, HhooD,
ing Co"gh, CoUghS, bronchitis and
P"l",onary affections Of erery
hiaH.
Certificate Of Dr. S. A. shur,ler
pave Tor some TINE past been in the habit of prc
scrhIH the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam Ton CON.
sumption, asthma, puri-y, sutiinp of booj MI
coughs, or pulmonary affections Of every kind a"J
WIN confidence recommend it as suprriortoany oth.
er preparation used Ton the above Complains ''''
SA SHURTLFFF.
Boston, PamhrUon Hill, Dec D 1896.
Thewiie of clergyman Of Boston, was coos5.
cred past recovery from disca-c Of the lung m The
splJgu 1873 whose restoration tn henltb was az
cnh"d' both by her physician aud her husband. TO
"'e use OF Ihe Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
:, from Dr, Iiu1ihB B!uieS
MY VILE Tor several years has been exercised with
severe ccngh, palnn hcrsidc and ruSing by turns
very b9d matter Hinged with blood She has used
many Kinds OF medicine tor her complaint and a.
np'lE W'Se puyers Powders and other mixtures in
N'u,I opium was an Ingredient Some of these
Wou'd cHcck her cough, at the same time would in
C.taS' hrr debility and lehue habit But these
KINDS OF medicines have all been discontinued for
Heaty TWO years, and no other medicine hns been
used iof sud term only the Vegetable Pumonnry
Ba,aul, which has superiority over every Kind ol
medicine She has ever taken for her cough some
OF my neghhor- have been usiur this bals,u, tnr
Jung complaints with wonderful snccr>s
CAofosr, Srpt2 iS3l Certified by
TIMOTHY BAYLlES, NJ. D.
CrtNcatc Of Dr. Aljcri Guild
hrst prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam about one year since in my own family, in nm
obstinate lung complaint, which succeeded a ,yphus
IeNr, There was m this case hard dry cough
dilIcuv "i breathing, soreness about the chest md
great debility The ha-am speedily effected cure,
Having since prescribed the aIsain i'm many lunr
complaints with uniform success can with conf,
deuce rccommrnis use for all those complaints Tor
which ii Sc offered IA remedy
Boston, FEB. i, 'o32. ALBERT GUILD,
To THE PUBLIC.
The l'eei1bIs Pulmonary E1iyau. is prepared
only 10y REED * CUTLER. Gate Reed, Wing &
euuer. Duggl-t- Most Chatiam Street Boston.
Jsn doors east Of heir late stand In Merchants Row
who are the only po-scssors Of the Original reclps
Tor The same. The genuine Bai-am will always
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Niattes0n & Preston,
COMMISSION 4 rBRWinBING MERCHANTS
So. SOUS. MO.
JOEL \ WArEEsoS JOHN =. PRESTON.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Pomcroy X DuTkee. ~. LOUis
Nes ,. snith and Townsend, N.rc O,i,qss
p \ Walker. Esq Bafop Rouse.
Benz Wac,c. ESQ Naihe;.
Messrs. Williams & Lawrence, Qpiscy.
Messrs. wadsworih, Dyer, & caar.n, C'icaso.
- Ogden 4. JoEr-,
William Goodinr, Lgc,Tor'.
Me.sr.. Nuitrson & Byadner, Joliet.
:, Wa.ker& HieSI.ns. Ottara
" II " Cusuuau, t-q.,
l.aac Hardy, Lsq, Ia S.'ls.
james poniap. ESQ, Jactsonripc
Mes7rs. Coricuius and GrtwOi, Feorrc,
a" Phelps and DouIand
Hon Thomas Fond.
Messrs lradner < Co, Nelc Iora.
D1yldLeayltt Esq.
Massrs SuylaIu. Sage Co. -
Corning. Homer & Co, ii5nny
4. J. Williams, Esq, Ctica,
MessFs Kimberly Tease q Co. Buffalo,
Joy and Webster,
' Reed. Parks x Co, Hearcr,
Bobb and Bishop, Cisoo1Hd
Burrows s Co. CipciuuCu,
Wiamsnnd DiiwoTlh Plfts5u-s,
Knapp ani Touen,
+. AMI f Fahcr, "
Hoffman aud Coates, fcrr,
!. u LARSON, ESQ,
L. II. Brewster, Esq,
4 H. Ridtciy, Esq, Springfield,
p g. Webster, Esq, =
lPm Fem. Esq, Lncer,
Aessrs Dudley and WarilCw HeHsepir,
Chas G. Wilcox, Gsl., Pekia,
CASH ADVANCES MADE on C0NSlGNNeNTs,
Referring 10 our card above, wetake this occasion
TO s1Hrit c1n-ignmcuis Of merchandise. either ;or
sale here, or forwarding to other points.
We shall couiine ourselves to a commission md
flrwqripr business mud feel confident IN assuring
you r'iat 7nr experience in hrln"s-, snl acquaini-
5ucr generally in the country, wilienahc US 10 give
any bosiurss with which we may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention.
Anyprrsnnw wishing 10 have groceries o'any kind
orany Other article purchased 10 - Louis or New
Orleans md shipped 10 them, can have II done by
sending ,heir olGers TO Us, for ,. yer cent on the
inop-v Invested 2 doing retail business a ny
werre west OF Detroit, or IN acy other direction can
depend upon having their orders filed tas low rates
iiihsy send Gus and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves Everyaiieniion shall gi-
ven TO having goods put in good order aud shipped
II l0w rates however small the amount maybe tha
Is semitic us % be invested IL shall be- done prompt
IN and 10 Order MaTTE-OS & pKEsT1S
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forwarding s. Commission.
8. -: ;ss;=isIEEEg 1850. assEIEl!l-I
Johnston l. ChasrGaai.
1oEallission and Fcr'vortling Merchants,

Commission and Fcr,vording Merchants,
NARLHuUsr, Man CaNAL
.YFNHE subscribers having bera appointed Agents
L OF the most extensive aud responsible lines OF
tne Erie Canal mud Lakes as well as on this canal,
prcplTedto contract for reiGhts though, e.
hey 10 or from New York aud Boston, at the estah-
haaed rates. Shippers NAV rest assured that goods
viii not be detained al any point on the route as
ouyauinErmenls are such asto secure tespaich--
We have also made arrangements tor The delivery
ot merchandise oil any point on The n'eE or Al 81
Louis.
We would respectfully invite persons haNngpro-
perry 10 ship to call aud before Masking other
arrangements. JoBNSfoN \ CuARhAvD.
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scurvy, Ulcers, and Invetera ate! Sores, BY
PILES. As a remedy for this most distressing
aud obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserve Il distinct aud emphatic
recommendation. II il wcI-known to hundreds
in this city, that the former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint iorupwards Of rnIErr-TIyE YEAH. End
that he tried in VAN every remNly prescribed
within the whole compass Of the Ngicria Medicd.
lie however at length tired the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, and he was cured IN
very short time, after hisrecoyey had been pro-
nounced not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
nL.slhn. hN nnu hnmnn mnlu.-
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First Arrival +!


THE subscriber has Just received aud offers for sale
L At wholesale and retail, for cash, cheaper than
ever before,
30 hhis New Orlcanssusar,
So bbls Plantation moasses,
II ST. LOW, sugar house de-,
- Superior Suegar
% sacks Rio coffee,
uerces rice,
~ boxes pure tallow candles,
so soap,
so new raiscns,
90 bbs white FISH aud trout, together with fun
assortment Of other choice i1nlty Groceries.
Also,
900 qprinr style ladies' bnnncis,
2o0 lawn and Ilconrl dlcsses,
so pieces Prints,
50 cottonadc and summer stuff
500 palm leaf and icrhorn hats,
IS pieces new and choice bonnet ribbons,
with tai assortment OF -hnwiS, gloves, hosiery
dress trimmings, etc, etc, To which he invites the
attention OF his friends and the public
Ottawa, April 20, l55D. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
OK DOZ PATENT PALS, lust receiycdby
~ dec " Waller d HIcKLlyG.
Hats Il caps.
HUNGARIAN, California, Mexican Lerhorn
II China pearl straw, and palm lcaihnts mems
boy and childrcn's caps, iorsaic chcnp,hy
mays, LIP SAS5iR & co.
WOODEN WARE.
TASTERN tubs md pailP, bowls and boxes in
IT, nests, grain measures, washing boards &c al
maya. CusuNAs's
Gents. Fine Roots n shoes.
| CALF and Morocco Boots and Shoes for Gents
\ GUNNER wsnr, for snlch by W HAsKrtL
~ PPER LEATHER-iO dozen for sabc by
| ~ June -. w. llAsELLL.
! Fire! Fire!
Thiswdy Icih that Ldddcr!
on LADDERS, Superior article for sale by
~ june 90. q. BuRR.
Shoes! shoes
ytlST received at my shoe sore supcriorassort.
u mcnt OF ehoestor ladies' wear consisting IN part
Of Ladies kid ties, Ladies CATERS.
do kid buskins. do Jenny Lind ties,
| do eXcelseors, do slipners all kinds
| Misses do Misses do
! Ladies colored onumeled Polkas
do kid boots, IL Misses col Il lasting r,i,crs
4 Misses kid nndlcather boot. and morocco busklns,
aud general nssor,men, OF childrens shoes for sale
lby June %. WV. IIAsKEtI
| Wagons.
= NEW TWO HORSE LUMBER WAGONS
Il X Tor sale w July - G. BURR