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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-19

\ credit OF months vi. b. gwen, the purcl aSrr
s.yirs bond securl'yand mortgage on the premises
20 secure the pawn cnt Of the purchase money
Oct loih, 1850. ALE1ISpES B. DAVIS, Adr,'r.
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First Arriv az!

THE subscriber has Just received and oIrrs Tor sole
a, wholesale and retail, for cnsh, cheaper ihun
ever before.
20 hhis New Orleans sugar,
81 h5i5 Plantation mOiasses,
II ST. Louis sugar house do,
IS Superior Vinegar,
ss,cks Rio soi!ec,
uerccs rice,
50boSes pure ls.low candies.
50 coup,
50 new r1ise1',
20 bbls whlIc fish and trout, together with full
assor,men. OF other choice family Groceies
Also,
230 spring style, Ia lies bonrs,s,
600 lawn and Jaccnei dresses,
50 pieces Prints,
80 " coticra1e and summer stuff
son pain, csfn1i ieshorr hats,
70 pieces rev and CHOICE bonnie, ribbons
with y hull assor;nsr, Of shswls, sloyes, hos.cry
dres, trin1mnga &c etc 20 which he iuyl,ee the
attention Of hIs friends and the public
UttSwn, April 20. 1850. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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Meoieines.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix Bltterh

Th,ss Medicines have now been before the
public for PERIOD Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained u high chano'
Ter in almost every part Of the globe for their sH'
traordinary and immediate power Of restoring per.
feet health to per.ons suffering under nearly every
kind Of dsease 10 which the human frame 10 liable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-19

Hats f. caps.
California Mexican Lesho-n
IL China pearl straw, ard palm eafhsa mems
boys and chdrcn's ,pe iorsale ehesp. by
may LIP SASeIa l. co.
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Gents. Fine Boots q Shoes.
ALF and Monocc Roots and Shoes for Gents
summer wear, for salr by W EAsxriI.
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MIA dseovsiel the m~ai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-19

TT PIPER LEA TEER--so dozen ior sebc BY
~ June ~. w. liAsxHLL
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DRY GOODS,

h1n Pos Lug,lsh, French, and American PRINTS
Nv 'V' do d. do yirgnHln-
- prCe, 1wna 1ni lined listers,
- DO nlapacra, bumhHzines mupn de Iains
anil baIG g OF every pncea and ,yc.
My5 1850. l.. /. SANGER & Co.
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OK DOZ PATEET PALS Jus, recsivedby
~ drcl WALSER & liicKii1j.
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J. B FAnyaAN, Travelins Agent.
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FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scuurgc Of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and Ger.
tain remedy. Other medicines leave tho system
subject 10 return Of the diseasc--a cure BY tbese
medicines 10 perrnsncn,--TRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND DE CURED.
Bilious Fever, and Liver Complaints
General Debility, Loss OF Arrsi irk, AND
DISEASES ~ FgnALgs--thcse medicines have been
used with tho most beneficial results IN cases Of
this description ;--.kisos EviL and ScsovuLA. In
m worst frns, yields 10 the mild yet powerful
action OF these remarkable Medicines. NioHr
SwIArs, Nysvous DEsiLirY, NsHvors Con-.
rLAisrs Of oil kinds, PALrirArios OF rnE liIAAr,
PArrIR's CoL,e, are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become I'm.
puired by the injudicous u.c Of MEAcuHr' will
And these Medicines pcrfec, cure, ~ they never
fal 10 eradicate from the system all the elects OF
Mercury infinitely scvrer than the most powerful
preparations Of Ssrsnpsrill1. A nngle trial viii
place them beyond the reach Of coinPett'oi'' In
the cstima,iun NJ every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERrEITa
Several have lately been discovered, and thsn
neiarious authors arrested, both In tho city Of Nsw
York and abroad.
Buy Of no ons who 10 not an AUTHORIZED
AosNr.
Prepared and cold by Dr.. ". D. MoFFATs
356 Broadway, Nsw York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER d HlcKLING. 0ttard
a..
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HOoi> and sllres.

e CASES Camp5clls double soed thick boots,
| y warranted
10 cases common thick boots warranted;
j. P, different Gr'hue-
IS 4" boys md youth 1~,'st
And every description Of men ard BOYS Shoes.
better assortment ihan ever b.fJre offered in this
market 1w rprnirg,a. CtShNANs.
AuTi, 81 i-5l
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THIS Nedicn" /, 'oT SHE by the subscriber. The
l. pubic are requested 10 read the certificate OF
Mir Lew Hills, below, J. q NATTINGER.
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Salt.
OiO bbls salt. SO sacks Liverpocldc 300 BAN
\ IU dairy ,ii, for sa4 by wALxkRd H,erLise
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ptsrr 4prr uut. hnrInw

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, jane II.
Tho transplantng Of the German custom Of 20
litcal refugees into cur country commenced here
today has been the occasion OF very great gath
erug and much enthusiasm. Beside the large
number Of resident Germans, we have delegations
from numerous musical societies and other essocia.
tiCrs from different parts Of the Union We have
representations and large ones too, from the q" So
cial Keiormers,' the Liederkranz" the Senger-
runde - and the Ein,racht" from New York the
Liederkranz and the Bupder-g esang .verein -
from Baltimore; the "Deu,scher MenneTgcssng
Verein" from Newark the "Gesang Verein"
from Boston; the "MGnnerchorp aud "Snnger-
bund" from Reading, and some individual per-
formers from Bethle hem. who are the guests of the
4" Mwnnerchor" the "Liedertafel," the "S@nger-
bund," the " Entracht" and the Cecilien vereiu,"
COR city societies; and the united force comprises
the greatest number Of musicians ever assembled
in one body in the United States.
All the societies and bands met this morning at
the Musical Fund Hall for rehearsal. and after this
formed procession. the route of which terminated
Mt Independence Square. When here the monster
chorus performed Hail Columbia and the Star
SpaDeled Banner. The Mayor and other officials
were present. 1t was most imposing spectacle,
and by happy coincidence occurs on the Anniver-
sary of the Battle Of Bunker Hill.
Tonight they give grand concert and tomor.
The Independent Grays Of Baltimore LEFT for
home this morning.
The sealed verdict in the case Of the Abrams.
charged with receiving stolen watches, jewelry.
sc. was one of guilty The criminal was missing
when the verdict was rendered. II is said that his
bail Of $1,000 will be paid by the persons imp
Gated in the robbery, on condition that Abrams
does rot peach
10 our markets business has been quiet to-day Corros
ara FLOUR are IN very limited inquiry for export with
oni chsnfe The GRAIN market presents no VARIATION
W heal ranges from ~ Ia 80 for Red and White GALES
RYE a. 65 cents and scarce RYE FLoUR held At o. Cow
nEAL held also 81 80. Sales $500 bushels CoRs Yellow
y une,n al % cents The demand for OARS Is
we ,aes OF Pennsyysnia NJ 4St cents No change In
" Risky GROCERIES or Provisions.
SAILS oy STOCKS First Boa,d--l0 Northern Liberties
5ss, "a 50 Girsrd Bank i2 u Far and Mech Bark So;
Ptnns RR q6li EXchsrge Bark, Pittsburgh, ~; d
Jnion BeDk Of 1eursssee 65t $50 Reading RR So IS
q; q thes srd Del Canal BIDS Sc 20; so Lsh Nav 81,
800 Reading Rh Bds, g. 7S; $1,000 Pittsburgh Ga &C.,
with couponsl gel.
S,eond Boavd-5O Msnusc and Mech BANK OF Piusburv.
Camden and Amboy RR, l6i; II Nornslown RI
I; $40 State &c. 1854 le0 mOrrs Csnsl 6! sOoOsas
> 95 5000 do, 81 sfl5 do 95li sis DO a5l loo Us
sink, n 81 Penn Rk, 40. 10 Penn Bk, 1907.
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By IBE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VlN..
FROM WASHINGTON
Tne rorsasuese Annir-A Scene 4,
Tho Compromise snre IN IA. p..~s

The Portuguese Aanir-A See,.
v,o-. ~ oe"p.cn''sc snre IN the nsv~c.
from On oeessioasl Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Sunday. Iupsm
iue fo''ueHese Minister sscosted Mr. HoPx,x.
our late Charge TO Lisbon, on the avenue 10 a.
and bitterly complained OF our Goyersus0, =.
having rejected the proposition Of hi. Gove-,oA.,
to submit our claims 10 the arbitration Of r,.h,.
merchants. Mr.. HorKIss severely exposed ,hs :,
fanny Of the proposition. ard tod the Minister tia,
be knew the fact that his GoyerDmen, bad d..
manded and received indemnity from the BfIt;.h
Government for the destruction Of the Ger. Arm.
strong in the Port Of FayaL A. this moment Mr..
CLAY came up. After the usual ssutstions, the
Portuguese Minister oficiously asked Mr.. G. what
news from his son, who is our present Minister at
Lisbon Mr.. CLAY replied. not a word The Min
lister then gave an account Of the dispatches he
bad received, aud recommended bis attacks on Mr..
CLAYTON for rejecting their offers.
Mr. CLAY very ocolly asked What navy there
was at Lisbonl The Minister not comprehend.
ing, replied, None but few ships Of their own.
Mr.. CLAY remarked, the next news would be
bombsrdment end taking Mr.. HoPKIss's arm. con-
cluded with Good morning, Mr.. Minister"
The impudence Of this PoEuguese Minister has
90 parallel he goes 10 members OF Congress and
MAKES all sorts Of misrepresentation as 10 the
eminent. The Members should no. tolerate it a
foreign minister has RIGHT TO address himself 10
the Legislative branch OF the Government The
rebufis he receives must be numerous. but nothing
TO what Mr.. CLAYTON has 10 store Tor him l un-
erstsnd his passport is the mldest punishment
ontemplsted.
1t Is understood that the President will send in
anessaee ia few days recommending reprissls
, ne repr'sai to be most appreciated by our people
will be the Island of Madeira.
The friends of the Compromise are full OF hope
End, except for Mr.. MoRsEs speech on yesterday,
very strong development would have beea made
ON the Northwest, so admirably begun by Col
BIssEIL. The Presidents no plan is doomed-the
Compromise is sure 10 pass pretty much as Mr..
CLAY presented il. It's friends are strong enough
in the Senate to bold on to the Texas appropria-
tior, ard what Northern man. after ten millions
shall be appropriated to Texas dare refuse to take
her Territory and incorporate it in Territorial
Government for ewMexicol None, none.
PAssERBY
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The Senate on Saturday.
Coresporderce Of Ths Tribune.

| WASHINGTON, Saturday, June 10
This morning the contest came up again respect
ing the tread mill system Of working in the Sonata
pending the Compromise bill The motion was re-
newod to adjourn over until Monday, and from Mon.
day until Thursday, so as 10 obtain whole week
Of vacation in accordance With the usual habit OF
the Senate and House of Representatives at ,hi,
fetEon Of the year.
Mr.. CLAY, who has resisted every ATTEMPT OF this
sort heretofore, with iron resolution, was Less In.
sistipg this morning. His mental aud physical ex.
erton, continued through so many days without in.
| ternp:ion, seems evidently 10 have affected bis
health. | saw BIN this morning when be eft the
National Hotel, and was painfully aruck by bis
tottering step and obvious depression OF physical
ererey When he came into the Senate and the
iaffe wss ggain renewed with all the energy of
yonth and veor on the other side Of the Chamber
ls seemed TO feel bis inability from personal pros
aation to stem the torrent. After some slisbt ef
bg' ct resistance ne reluctantly proposed Com
Use 70 the effect that the Senate should con.
E Us sessions in the presen. form until Thurs
lext, when Il should adjourn over until Monday
.iocock, with Instructions 10 the officers of the
senate to have the carpets taken up and the hail
oat in it's Summer dress during the interval Th;.
l.ss soceded 10 and carried by a large majority
only 10 Senators voting against II, Mr.. UsDgRwoon
pefssting against all entreaties 10 calling Cor the
Yeas and Nays.
The Vice President ia putting the ouestion
raised hearty laugh by the form in which be stat
ed the latter clause Of the motion, namely-tbat
the Secretary be instructed 10 cleanse the Gen.
areV Mr. CLAY protested with the most dramatic
gesticulation, showing his conception Of the Hor.
culesD vel 20 ofthe repusiye nature Of the IN.
dertskipg
Mr.. UEDERwOOD entertained the Senate bys
long and rather prosy but agreeable family legend
about JOHS ROGERS and bis numerous descendsnts
ret tbe-yeri,sble Martyr Of Smthfeld, who vas
attended 10 the stake by nine mall children and
one 1t the breast, but bold Captain Ia the war
Of American Revolution, and an uncle Of the
~. Senator from Ky himself II seems that the
ible john RoOERs that is as between this A
. er one also not the Martyr-ded ma.v
= ago, leaving claim upon the United STAT
- 'nsion and services, halfpsy or something Of
~ on, which was demanded and received bv thu
rssHy OF Mr.. Underwood, amounting at the time
81 its payment 10 between three and four thousaDi
collars. Dir: UNDERWOOD has recently discovered
mat some other family having no connection viii
as own bad pot In claim 10 be the descendants
md genuine representatives Of the bona fde Joss
hoGERs, proved up their claim 10 the satsfactioa
= the department. and actually been paid soas
buteen or fourteen thousand dollars In full of hs
iemands. Mr. UNDERWOOD alleges that his joss
ho6ERs died bachelor soon after tho war. snl
hat the amount paid depending On The time a ~
ife wsa thsrefDre email The new claimants g.
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WILL RE PUBLISHED,
On TuesdIy, June lsh,
GRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.

IN IueilIP Juno l5b,
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Pat ~
LetferTre's prsi6i9. ard OF Poluus n $50 concludes
TIE subject Of Geoiogs ana Geoyno'y, and comms-ceI
BOTANY.
Plates Second series No 334i continue TIE subiac, OF
Geography being beautifully executed maps OF hsrent
countries and ~ the following cites: Lsadon, o.,
Paris Consfqrfinoyie, 50 Pe,rsburg, W1,sau, Bylir
JierHa Il Dor, NOTie Mil1n, homs Madrid B1rccsoag
S1rogotc, Copenhagen, Antcerp, AMerdGn Stockholm,
Arcona, Lcghorn Florence, Medina The rapidly with
which the whole Of he rst edition Of ths venabe and
splendid work hsT been disposed c. has already made
neceaSsrye
SECOND EDITION.
Ard orders for The Encyclopedia" comm sncirg with
the FiFsf Part viii he Immediately executed.
Single parts Of the work will mol be sold
The lcoNoGRAPilIc ENCYCLOPEDIA viii be published In
% paIts each containing 70 plates and 80 pages OF Letter
press Issued IN convenient portfolio Ia which Subscribers
keep their copies perc' order until completed
WREN they Re bound.
One part is published every month al tho very low price
OF One Dollar which will enable all lovers OF instruction
IN the Beautiful ard pTscicsl ;o, however scaniy
their uesrs 10 become Tubfcfbers 10 TIE work.
Subscriptions taksn by al b0ekselers ia ae Uaed
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REMOVAL.
WILLIS n XTOM

WILLIS X SAXTON,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARK 4 SAXTON-Tbs undsr
assigned having purchased Mr.. Wiliss Interest In Iba
firm Of Willis Ssxton, viii continue the Gsntenens
FufIstDg and Tailoring business a. 81 Broadway where
he found every article appertslnng 10 a eentensn,
wardrobe, consisting 10 part OF silk merlno cotton ADD
lsnbsNoO shirts and drawers gauZe, meFino six AMI
cotton sbTe and drawers suitable for Summer wear porh,
haDdse rclefg Of every description constantly on ham
ke~ lac stocks crsvsis, collars ard susDenders &c Sc
Always on hand large assortment OF c'ohs csssmsse,
and yesDFs, which VIII bs male in the beat msnner
ard at short notice. WARREN 6AXTON
je7 lns SlI Brosoway
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TAILS. wILLorJG4By A. 90

fc NESEY STREET New York have last published
tOPsri price q cents TO b. continued fotnis hy
TIE LIFE OF CHRIST with the Lives o, the rostiss
ant Evrngelisif. by Rev John Fleetwood d. D. enbsl-
hshed with four beautiful Eteel engrAv.ngs by Grss OF
emnfnce ter tie original drawings designed tx oTeIly
for this work By Kerry Warren Esq President OF the
New Water Color Society Of London
- This is the only edition Published with original de-
igns engraved on tIeel Each succeeding part viii con-
tain two enCrgvirrs lei3 3. cod
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TO FAMILIES

ABOUT REMOVING TO THE COUNTRY
TIE SUBSCRIBER Is SOW PREPARED
ITO FURNISH fsmi les Who conlempas residing IN the
country during the Summer months fall supply Of all
No marketing they require during their absence from
the city.
Consisting Of the choicest meats getsbes poultry
game FISH, early ffplls &C SC which will he Forwarded 10
he oesneion b, the speedy conveyance and IN the
beat pos bic order
Keepers OF hotels and bosrdlnghouses respectfully
Invited 10 vis his establishment where their orders will
be promptly filled, and on the most RESPONSIBLE terms
WM L BARKER
City Market
$50 and go Broadway
rtS corner Of Bseker-,t
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BOOK TRADE.
JUST PUBLISHED.

rT'UE NEW-YORK STATE BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY, containing map Of New-York City and
Ssie ard business directory showing the nsn- location
and business OF mercantile firms, manufacturing establish
meus professional men artist, corporation. non-yed pnd
literary Institutions, courts pubic officers sc ke
Opinions Of The Prsss-@There l. scarcely man IN The
community What may be his profession that viii
not fnd The work Of service hm. To the merchant and
busiress man II will prove almost Indispensable r1ds
NOUN. Hunts Merchants Magazine.
We find The work N much value In our business The
work is particularly valuable 10 city merchants
Scientific American, N. 7.
For see Al al The book stores
i-lgiHfTuThkS s FRENCH Publisher ISL Nasssn-st
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PR IsPECTUS
TIE SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHER,


Devoted to the Exposition Of Human Nature,
Physiology. Psychology, Phrenology,
Theology Pneumatology
Pathetism
qErThe comm IN icn tiOn OF Goodness and 1Tun nom
n nv sPUERE 10 the Unireyse Of Befnghe WANTS OF THE
RAcE Plys,eai Social IHteleetuat-lo the GREAT CUES
roNs of mis- Ig the Realities and Lars of the SPiRIT
ne best Form and order Of Society which sha
4armon the AntagopiziDg Inerests OF AL in State OF
dffracits Industry, Sgrieieney UHH HappiHess, end
Z{earen' =, 1870. ~.
PubIshe weekly In Cours opposite Hanover Boston,
strfh copy jsl8 3astTaTh&S
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Professor Won aEERIaGEHs
OaNgEE uATOEY,

x57 Brosdsy opposite Cry H.-roon, II ,ne = 20 n,o
FREE SCHOOL for instruction N r,snos O-iA..
n Ham Violin and Vocal Music Instruction gwen "
o. Oh OF rev system Of notation or boih q ne pessae
OF pupil Terrs 10 eissse Per moan oei '9s % -
n Irsirasu; private lessocs ~ per quarter q = os
sos - "' nyi& I'D
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ROYAL PAPER AACHE AND JAPAN WORKS
Hslkin-sL West, Belgrsve Square,
LONDON

end % Constuiioo HilL Birmingham
UehE SUBSCRIBER rsving hsen aspotr,e1 AGENT In
ihs CITY for nessrs Jernsas Bet.ridge so.s one Of
te largest c.uac'u-ng horser n Europe Il noY pge.
pared 20 tsfe oroers for all descpo,s Of Pspsr 1ache
gcc e. tn1 re- recify ir,rt the merchants e1 tie pubic
20 call enc pee ms srpss OF tables rhs.rt writing .ssxa
nkssros portfolios fancy boxes csTi ca1ee glove 5oxe
csess ocarc:, v-c uuyf envelope boxes Tea c.tds Sc.
embracing every vsrietv u fsee al p,-ierna y0los
ire crtgtr.i
Orcefs Ter a. deIcr-tons c. the above goods t8
e@tcut II SIX wetFs I. on ~gts Of order.
HENRY / IBPOTsON 2i9 Pea-s. Up saif
le!s Ola between Mate1 iEreant JcIz-st
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REMOVAL
JAMES, RECpE l. 90.

HAVE REMOVED to Sl4 Broadway and scrner of
kkReade and Center &c where BE- found all kinds OF
w.rnrsisr and wern-sir heating ard yennlanng appars
q, for private dwellings, churches seinansE hospitals
nsls, prsers hofnenll1rei buildings, &c &c.
Also BEbEEs c-lebrg.sd cooking ranges, cooking
,~nsils ispTsrre4 hrrss and oliver plated rsgatars-s
nev ercle superor 70 -,yihrs Of he kid ia no markell
uy6 3mis
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vALuAhI.E ROCKS AT PRIVATE SALE.

VALUABLE BOOKS AT PRIVATE SALE.
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Dconstanty on hand al their salesrOons supply OF ps
following valuable works: - .
LARDNER'S LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND AhT,
vols svo with several hundred ilustrsi0ns. 80 ~
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,noppovED CHAIN PUMP

WITH THE FUSIBLE METAL BUChtts,
rI,HEsE BUCKETS are turned perfectly roane ~.
snooth which 10 decided improvement upon ne -
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fire sai,s,sciion 10 TIE who uses this knd o. guh
!" Era In y Birmingham, Co.n
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A DELIGHTFUL BOOK FOR LAZY HOUR
NnI-TnHI,S nEnR AND PORT

MORE SPIRITED ard euisriGining book cannot be
N found for The travelling public, either By sea or land 20
California CT Europe IN the railroad cs or The ssan5 oa sa
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halls Of the ftahionghe. than Rev. WALTER CoLros's
DecE ard Port the Daily Incidents Cruise 10 Cali
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will pubih Colton's Three Years In California with en-
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I1IRE WORKS AND FIRE ORACKEFs.-

Tue susscfbers have now opened FOR the ssisesa~ ~
ne pooiic, teeis immense sicck Of sspls sai 2ncy Fs
Noft1 comprising an assortment ofseyera thousand gross
Of rockets, Roman candles niargles, scroll wheels pa
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