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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
ron THE CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whoooino Couoh and Consuupfion

AHEH'S "CHEfknb
ron THE CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough and Consumption.
rUyHE uniform success which has attended the use
i of this prcparation-its salutary efiect--its
power 10 relieve and affections Of the lungs,
have gained for it celebrity equslled by no other
medicine. We offer it to the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues and the full belief that il
will subdue and remove the sevcrest attacks OF dis
case upon the throat and lungs These results, as
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tract the attention of medical men and philanthro-
piss every where. What is their opinion OF CHERRY
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vALENrINE Morr, M. D., Professor of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says;
"t gives me pleasure TO certify the value and
efficacy Of Ayers CHERRY PrcTonAL, which con-
slider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the
throat and lungs."
From EDWARD HrrcHcooK, NJ d., LII. d., Presi-
dent Of Annh1sf College
J, G. AYER-Sir: / have used your CHERRY PFC
roRAL in my own case of deprecated bronchitis,
and am satisfied, from its chemical constitution,
that il is an admirable compound for the relief Of
laryngia and bronchial difficulties. II my opinion,
TO its superior character, be OF any service,
you are at liberty 70 Dis TpwaRD SS i1H
AMHERST, Sept 10, 1s4s
From BENyAMrN SILLMAs, M. d., Ii. d., ETC.,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mnraiogy, &C., Yale
,onss cDss s' %rS .r,.%se s .oese s e %meed and
~"~~
Europe.
deem the CHERRy PEcToaAL an admirable CON-
position from some of the best articles In the Ma
teria Medica, and very effective remedy for the
class of diseases IL is intended 10 cure.
New HAVEN, CT., Nov. !, l649.
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HARrroRp, Jan. 26, IS47.
Dr. ]. G. AyEn-Dedr Sir: Having been rescued
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for the information Of others in like affction.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
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cncd upon me. l became emaciated, could not
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ing symptoms of quick consumption. No medi-
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Some of the eastern papers tell the following
story of one oi Gen Taylors LIGHT house keepers.
lately appointed toll regard him for party services:
Immediately after he took possession. com
plants were made that the lights went ont hy T.
o'clock. The proper officer was at once sent To
look into the matter, aud he was told that com.
plants were made against him for what twas his
inquiry-"Why," replied the officer they say
your lights don't burn after Il o'clock nj nitht,
Wei" was his reply, ~ knop thew DON'T for
put an ont Dysothei,, for Thought all he p;s,eis
had got IN by that time and mditcci 10 sarc he
LIE"
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A lawyer built him m Office in the form of n
hexagon, OF six square. The novelty Of the struc.
ture attracted the attention Of some Irishmen who
were passing by they made n full stopanl viewed
the building very critically. The lawyer some.
what disguised at their curiosity lifted up the win
dow. put hs head out AMI addressed them -
"what do you stand there for like pack of sausy
blockheads gazing nsmy Office 10 you take il for
n church r. Ono of them replied, 'why indeed
was thinking SO TIL saw the devil poke his head
out Of the window
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Tho sat in the Cabinet are very sobpr.-ilul
set MrSgcretary Clytonabhor- al wumau.nl
II is said and unfortunately prefers sitting uu 20
log Of wool, with lis feet ON thc mantle piece. To-
amy ,ic.u on tlgmo-t luxurious sofa Mr Ewing
Is a mot unhappy mw out If his own Office, ,r
on. VI lis own family circle Nr. Sccgatls
Meredith Is perfectly miserable ighc !, uot reading
writing, or thuki'-. The size, attitudes. anil
gru'H1a Of either Of these gentlemen preclude
allhup. uieNpyn,Iug even horn pipe from thym
much lc., Polka. Mr.. Attorney General John.
son has in him the element, of eating and Of civ.
ms good dinner, and something may be- expect
cd from hun The two fighting Scrrcuuc, Grthr
Army nud Navy, don't know indulge in III,
hope, however that We may turn them To som.
account other than the exclusively useful.
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Two clerk. in'hc treasury Departmental, wash.
ington, Mr. Cults and Mr. Bruaihcal, have had a
fight which might have terminated seriously 90.
che got pos sion of a htchei, and was ubou, to
use % when the other ceased hi, Irish sport
We find the above luminous description in on,
ofuur exchange p1pcrs. What the writer moan,
D., Irish sport /, not very clear. however. II
doe not appear that either Of the bclliscrcnt par
ties w..s even '7cU'chcd' That the aliray "night
have terminated .onou,ly" lift had MT terminal
Ell otherwise, Is past gainNying There's no de-
nymy that
lts-rmarknby easy to sec
Without an uncommunly odd head,
TmtCwts with Ratchet would I've
Very likely TO injurc lroadhcad
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tllc0iri.cs.
Dr. TOW SENDS
COMPOUND rNrRACr OF
\ l Il \ 4 = RILLA.

'hAt e.fa| |.'ffH ti ff- S9Fs0ua-
U,u over n., u.l,rmca.r.u.s ,-. that while lie
uadHat. ts' disease. .i iu,.sor,I.- llr body lis
ONE eft lhr very best Spring amt N,HaT Ncdi-
t.'Ffe'rr a0.Nn; uuatuu.v ru.iiysfhr whole sys-
...t ana -,n.u .-,1 .bg r.l-.u lul D., rIrli-s Heir
I.'' f.' frI l.Hati rua.gn... .-...l o.. no 9th
e'... ." And u us u.- tHrenaJ secret ON,
POO. '..'- success. TO -rr.ruu.I within the lp.t
.'' |'.'. N'.' 10 l''iN1 ru'r- ai severe rnscs If
,'-'"-'. "' '.H-i 'io1 We're cou-'d,0rd ncmabic
- ''- saved "' lFp"Inotc cham 900 children du-
l.- ''. t.r' '.'.."e
lNt : GsF.E.' General !. 3. ...r4rU tna9fof NJ
g.ay hHr.T
b.turasar., 1...r.u.B ll,,Homtcs the whole
'...np .H.a...F. To those Who have lostthr,r
''"-...H. uE..F .N ..r ..I.r E,tm,I.c.u or ind..
'....I gHuH.".l. YOUTH ur nrAcc-sjyr in b..
a... 90 NM" r... a.t ..uu H.una .ucrolI
t'~...'.' "0'"'..r.u".. Stem, .os,itujrv
'.'I-' ''''cayr
......... - ...' "l. ''' T.
-.r ..',' 10Y .'.' pleas
.. .".''' " any.
. A.....,..... '... ...' ..- ''' .'.'..
.r....r.r.. r.4s.. ami .r...,..I .. Ok ,...,l-
r..nIua ua..r>. r,.-.I.-s.,. .t...-,.. ''''' '
,.-...f ,.'. '.''t ''I''.
sue. '"eN CONS, tpa'l ca" gecu
.'.r 'l'liI'"NN Liver NHII'EIrT
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rrss Trader Carriers. Address.

Dear patrons, once again see, WINE on my week
Yrouhus.
toh'euIneht oeaih'hs III caeH iaoe' anu Jo!s Ha'
Kind Providence has spared our lives TO see this day
once more,
But many YET arc soEToWhg ioI ilehds uia' are 10
more
Inc pestence ihal walked at day III uuIAh'Ss !''
r,., p Ioioerdi-l .u 90, ,u.,. .iro, I,l.,,l,l
ha' uaNel5ed ms ana 'alle!' HNe'' i"Ar "''' '''
=, @onhu- .rl.-r..I
haue GrsotAte our Niasess sil Ju!s anu ''l-' ''''
:, low, f.
las disappeared nom out our H''ls'--"' ''''' We
,r nope w So. ,.
ihe harvest ilas peSH s"'+eieu IT. ''' eos. ''''
- been pald' .i,....i....... ..
our otes'u'e I3'iiioi'S' w. ''''' 80
nv. "'''ii t a'l ." ~ i, ., ,,,.r,. a.; "a u
as Nly sou '''i' VI ''' '"O''''O' - 80 '
'i's "'',. w., ii,.,;,si.,lr.,st &. -,,,,.l L,.
pii" t''.s'o W." ~, ''' ''' ~
\, o'.ui''6 '''t.u' ,.l. l,l.. c,-,l.,.,. 80,
Nv e'i ',,, 49, w
I'M m b., Coal c,,r, ,bs,, ,,,ll..,tl.,,
i"'ie s.o',s -. ''''''
ps.aLE III - - l,,,.t g,L,,, e,ot,ia. l3i'I
'' 80 49,, " '1N'
WA H. t-:,,. ,,,,, no., ,I,,,, ..,i,t.,st ,.i. Lr.
'"''N -
KIN, Al.olpIis oe,,ar(1l md many friend. ha. Ae
NLo or hi. VIZ. los. their liyc. and dancer ,.I
MOI zee.
By Kind rrprouC example bright, and good aly.a.
wei rrurI
III. vofo5es ii hearts tLsy have. and not 10 reason
b.nl
NTethipl, will lervr ther r,Ius-lursrg. hcs J. r.-
ualsouc, and rhymes
1''' ~ ,'i'p WI, '.' ,,,'
The col len fever m as vet, though not to that cE-
tspt
Tb,, n bl done few months since. when sach
crow. y,as sent
Into another Sof.I--at least on to'h.- side ofth.
Ubai their dreams are realized, twill be Wug.I q,
bliss
lnpoic@ our country now - VI ii''h ~
Cungie5@ls nicely balanced noWA"e c.o'hes '"y7 o."
NO SUCKS,
Ihcy clhnot, IL lhey Try Figt S"4'" great "'''"'
hlnce rllse,
Wine they 40 some "I'!e s'oi' "''! IL su!- 20 r.
the praise
TEisnroiri. land whose wide sn-,ad fame.
Tor gro,,iptr corn and other rraiD.-
Ear haautaop. GIRL. whose 'yyi,rhIgr..,ai,,
VyorIal od bachelors bcrrilc
Into .of yycl..ri'- .i,LcT t.r,er.
I'm, -,IIih, cham. though rettirrpl
owe ,r.rls ,pi.,. we'll fbo' rall u,u,b better
Sn,roit Ie,rt.r,s AL. rbr, vail
This Iorpr1. ". mont o8ply t1 NIL
rbongb .1roa ,.iI 9n.,yer NJ yngrraD.
Others ARE yrry b1r,I 10 iarle.
H., s,nii,,,r ,,,r, v,r- -r,i.r. will do no hrrn
AMI ro,,,o man ,,... f,al nj, bcarr gro,, warm
To-g.tbi. 90, iIrn tb,n,hts rporrh In .re
ivbat ,n, a., him, ,.,,, ~ ,g,,, .-,.r,,rr h.
It's winternow. and wrh hisicv Chains.
Jack Frost holds sway DER rivers lakes aujp.cirs
Has suipugaied earth, nor Tiii be- raise
Pc nalna ".leLe"lll 10 u.u !, hi WE -enl
y T5 ,,o, ,i m W." n,
Wa3l cor1"sn M, IN yarr Loor.' '
Rcm,rnber,here i=mi,cry
Abroad amongthe poor.
The widow wa,ciiugby her child
Whose paIid psand CHASTITY Smile,
Whose sunken eye warang gives
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To = ,ddicrs and Harness Makers.

a boz. Oak tanned .h'ap-h.us. prime article
y just finished of lh- IauurEy and Tor -n.a by
aug % HASKELL
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Fresh arrival eff Drugs!


. he best and / IgSNCSt lOt Ll VI C---
c;,c,;,, D+.,,r.,
'''''H al N'''"" 60
: i Ni'h~n .-'-. s.- ne "'"Fs '.a-,'.'.'. 'L
{ -...,.'I .. ...., a.,
Dr,,~s. al NTnli.ira.,
'''',' 80 ...r D..
sold t. loss, a.r-u D.. n.n.ai I'm tur west ragn.g-
asau....a IS. U.nrit .owtngup
Family Medicines.
81" of which w Pee warranted s..-" ..a~ If.-
NfY. ."s D. a. ''.,-. "..
Co.,. ,..-.. ..... ...., ,.......,..... .... r..t
0.u,.r. .r.y-U VIM. . 'fr.rrg
-. .......,....
ZJU ,av. b., I,,'i w. * H.s,....
,--....,..l.,., .r.
-',., ,,''. /, Pc. ....,. w..
- "',' ''''' '"..-- '-.'., .. 4. I....-,..'
i's. "A...' ~
MS, -l.iaai..> -''' Seq r,..-' "4..'' ".
..@'-' 'l.'" OIL. .- '"' '.' ."' t., r5...~-,
49, ----------------------.-
/ : pNiyN r L-iN>-.A. sizes i SD
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The above I.nmcut is for sale by WALKER &
IICuJNG, WWru & HUNTER, and by G. L.IHoNP.
-aN, Ottawa, ~. Oct 26-ly ouil.y.
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Cir-TYON

Owing 10 the great success and immense sale OF
DR.. Tuwnsrnds Sar-aparil.a, number OF men VINO
were formerly our agents, have commenced makilE
sarsnnnrio cxtncs exirs, hitters extracts OF yel-
low dock, &c. ThcyE cncralypm Itup IN me same
.bonad hotties md some OF them have stole andcop-
led mr. advertisements, they are only worthless ml-
lations, and should be avoided. ,,
Prlyciple office, lg6 FuIroN street, sun Building
y Y; Redding & Co., 3 State street, Boston
Dyot q Sons, 1872 north second street, Philadelphia;
s $. llance, Druggist Baltimore; z. NJ. Cohen,
Charleston. Wright & Co.. Charlrcs street n. o.;
1905 south Pearl street, Abuuy and by all the prin-
cipe druggists and merchants generally throughout
the United States, Vest lndias and the Canadas.
G. l.. THOMPSON, Agent,
ply l3i9--ly Ottawa, III.
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isIi..y.


NEW style Ribbons, fancy coors, tabs, flowers
" iingcs pmps, velvet Trimmings, and velvet an,
silk belt ribbons Ladies lean suit all.
nov % JG NArrlNGER
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| DOUBLE aud 2 single Cariug m1chnc-, anil
| Piaker all in iin,-lata order, nearly new, and
Willie warranted perfect. For Hlcycry low, by
aHs3 NtrrEE y tl--tLyE.
SASH
nF every description, at low prices, at The
V may %. Piawna NW
OTTAWA EaNNElsY
| ; now IN ul operation, where cash ~ al times il
/ paid iur MI Kinds OF ihIcs and skins, Plaster
ng h1r on hand and tor sale "a, the fnnury or az my
shoe aud ieathcr-'or'. Iul5 Nv HASKELL.
OOn BOXES glass, assorted sizes. from 7yJ to
DCU l2N3O, also Glassware PLAIN and iu'rd,
and -hlm buuOmrd Tumh.cgs, Just reed from the
manufactured and iorsae by IIdiET& HicAiag.
IN TONS assorted iron & nails Just reed and Tor
Az sale by mr23 MANLrY & Go.
CLASS and Nails, cheap torcash, ut the
u may2j. Planning mn
M and Paints at wholesale prices nj the
v may25 Planning NiA
BLINDS premium article Of all sizes aud de-
ID scrpuona very low AT the Planning RR
w indow and Door Frames. ready iorusc, a
w upper cent below ordinary prices at The
mny2i Planning liW.
CASH SnSl,.
nASlI for amy quantity Of Pork Wheat, Fnr-, md
- Deer skjns nov - h.P. SANGER & Co.
y MILLION ieet Of Lumber, all qualities; also
- lnth and Shingles, for sale Mt very low prices at
our Yard on the canal for either cash or produce
/ Ottawa. Dec l. 1919 WALLER Il llICKtING,
CASH paid for Produce OF all kindsby
JOHNSTON * CHkRRuArD
CClIOOL Books letter. cap, aud note pnpel
~ states, pens, pencils, &c, constantly on hand
nov l6 L. I StNiTR & Co.
Provisions.
ININllSII Wlitpf.lt gnlfnnn Ititl hprYtVU
~ Goldfish buckwhcatand wheat flour. honey nnu
dried ctrrcntSnt nov 10 NATTiNGrR'S
Stationery.
SCIlO NJ Books, blank books, walters, envelopes
- qwlls, pens, pencils, paper, &C. for sacnt
nov 10 NATrtNgrR's
On SACKS Rio Coffee on sale by
w march 90 CusnvAN
Light! Light
4 LOT ofiplendd Solar Lamps, hanging an,
| n side lamps TO be had at NArrsGrR's
nov IL
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: SOn County urlrr- enI - I'm Warrants. or
D'u" -a.r uUl .l.-a-y.a rgulsl % applied tor soon
sepN hdtg s. Vaaii,bgGm.
rtSil paid for u ira' aad Corp. hy
u OuaE,H. rnv n. I-Ig L. T'II l. rs
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| ; now in tall operation, where cash ~ AT times IL
I paid FIR NIL Kinds OF iIIcs and Skins, Plaster
ng hair on hand and tor sale M the 'nnuay or al nay
shoe luiieathcr-;orc. Iulj lt'M HASKELL.
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erOclscry.

| JUST received aud now opening, one Of the larg.
y est andbest as-Ortmcuts Of CrockeTy ever offer.
rd iu this market, embracing complete sets of flow
ng blue, mulberry light blue, white, granite aud
common ware. Callund see.
nov Is, 10 l.. p. SANgrR & Co
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

THE BABY-JuMpER BEAr.-Some cute YAM
kee in Boston has invented and brought out a
grand concern for nursing infants. You put
your squaller into the machine, and, by a series
of straps, cogs, and screws, agitated by the spas
mode splurges of the infants arms and legs,
the machine rolls gently over the floor, while
a species Of hand-organ music is emitted, equal
ing ten-penny whistles and a dozen baby's rat
ties. If this fails to amuse the little sugar
lump" you may turn a screw and set in mo-
ton a manipulation, something like a human
hand, which ''by-bys" the "mudder's box of dia-
monks tickles and pats it until it roars with
laughter or goes to sleep. We believe the in
yentor intends to make sundry additions to his
baby-nurser, whereby it may dress and undress
the youngster, feed it, wash it, etc. If these
Yankees keep on a spell longer, the men may
shut up shop and go a fishing, while the wo-
men lie back in white kids and play overtures
on the ACCORDION or piano. This equals the
patent ~"clequer," and knocks the telescope for
seeing through a brick, clean into the Fourth
of July.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

uThe following is an extract Of a recent
letter from a French gentleman, of distinction
in the political and literary circles Of Paris. 1t
shows the great interest taken in our country
and its political institutions in Europe:
81 hope, my good sir, that your fatal ques-
ton of slavery will receive a satisfactory soiu-
ton and will not endanger the peace of our
dear United States. Your populations should
never forget that, on the moderation they will
display in this terrible controversy, will depend
the peace and happiness Of the world.
"Any thing, which would impair the unity Of
your sdmirabl Republic, would prove fatal to
the great object Of progress which we have on
this side Of the Continent"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

A FINE CoUsTRY.-Forty miles west of San.
tn Fe, 25 miles from the gold mines of New
Mexico, and within ten miles Of the Rio del
Norte, are eight valleys, the largest containing
m area Of ten thousand acres; the others dimi.
nishing towards the northwest, from Eve to two
thousand acres. They are surrounded by
mountains, the peaks Of which are covered with
perpetual snow, while the valleys are rich in
SOL, water, trout, woods, vines, black, yellow
and red currants, gooseberries, strawberries
bananas, roses, and wild flowers, gold, lead, hot.
springs, copper, black tailed deer, elk and ante.
lopes. Inhabitants are deferred from this love.
" spot by incursions of the Navajo Indians.