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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-10
Dangerous Counterfeits.

There are already anoai. good looking
spurious Ten Dollar notes, purpor,ing to be
issued by the Bank Of Danville. The
'igneite in the genuine note, is a scene in
the Rolling Mil iha, of The spurious, is
spread eagle. They can easily be detected
by this difference but people should be on
their guard.
ANOTHER We are informed that $40
coun,erieiis on the Bank Of Northumberland
are IN circulation, so well executed tha,
they were received by the Cashier Of the
Bank without suspicion.
Since writing the above, we have been
shown one of these last notes. passed upon
one of our merchants last week. An inspec.
ton Of the engraving ~iIh The aid OF
magTiiying glass, shows it to be defective.
But without this test, no, one person in a
'ho"sand,eve amorg experienced business
men, would suspect it 10 be otherwise han
genuine. There is, no doutt, grea;
quantity Of these coun,ereis afioai.
In the vigne,ie of the genuine otes the
white block between The hind legs of the
len hand horse is plain and distinct, but ia
The counterfeiis is scarcely visible. The
same difference is observable in Tie " heels
OF the rail road cars on The boiorn of the
note. The flourish over the end of the
word Northumberland" at he ten and
leiI OF The note just touches the UPPER en-
@ravod margin OF the genuine notes, bu,
runs one fourth of an inch alo,e on the
cnunterfci,s.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17

lures of which had been stolen, did not propose,
that of the Senator from Missouri did, to pay fifteen
millions of dollars to Texas. II proposed the sum
of seven million five hundred thousand dollars but
to be appropriated in different way. The bill
laid ON the table to-day, by the Senator from Mis-
souri,, was an insult TO every Texan. TWAS most
atrocious and outrageous offer, to bride them into
the support of a measure desirable to certain
class. Texas will never permit on her borders an
establishment by men wherein they may build up
schemes and Vaccinations against her institutions
and the institutions of the South In conclusion,
Mr.. F. expressed the hope that his bill would not
be considered less favorably because it had been
kept back until its thunder had been stolen without
his knowledge or leave, notice or consent. His
ideas had been taken from him, his thunder stolen
and he had lost that which, to the taker, ''might
not enrich him, but may make me poor indeed"
motion to refer the bill to the Committee ON
the Judiciary was made; but, in the absence of the
chairman Of the Committee Territories, the
question was laid over.
The two bills were then ordered TO be printsd
and, after short Executive session, the Senate adj
iourned.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17
suprsm. Court Of the United states.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1880.
John n. Flanagan, esq, Of New York, was adj.
mittcd an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. %. yames Phalen We. he Commonwealth Of
Virginia.-In error 10 the general court Of Viz.
ginis
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion Of the
court. affirming the judgment Of the said general
court in this cause, with costs.
No IS. United STATE, vs.. Mexican buchanan.
error to the circuit court Of the United States for
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of
the court reversing the judgment Of the said circuit
court and demanding this cause with directions TO
that court 10 enter disarmance Of the Judgment Of
tho district court, and TO remand the cause TO that
court, with instructions 10 award a renirs acias de
noro
No IS. Marsh, Lee and Deiapan, plaintiff. in
error, va. IT, r. Reddiok's heirs.--Thc argument Of
this cause was concluded by Mr.. Wood, for the
plaintiffs in error.
No q. C. A. Williamson 81 al Va. Jane, Berry
The argument Of this was commenced by
Mr.. Field for the plaintiffs, and continued by Mr..
jay for the defendant.
Adjourned until 10 morrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
WEDNESDAY, January Is, 1850.
No. a. C. A. Williamson Fl al, plaintiff, We. 10
,eph Be,rv.-Tbc argument Of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. Jay, for the defendant, and con
cluded by Mr.. Field, for the plaintiffs.
No. g. G. A. Williamson 81 al, plaintiff, W.. The
Irish Presbyf1ian Congregation " Nep York.-The
argument Of this was commenced by Mr.
Field, for the plaintiffs, and continued by MesSrs
Jay and Wood for the defendants.
Hon James whitcomb, Of Indiana, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
Adjourned until 10 morrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17
Mr.. Bradbury. Speech.

From the perusal of the synopsis Of
the speech Of Mr.. BRADBURY, of Maine,
published in our columns yesterday, it
seems that the Senate were entertained
on Monday with re-hash of the bitter
end articles that have appeared in the col
umns of the Union during the last summer.
We had not the pleasure Of hearing the
speech; and as it lies over day to enjoy
the benefit of the authors personal revi-
sion, We are deprived for awhile of the
pleasure of reading it. We cannot con.
ceive of any necessity for the suspension
of the speech for such cause. The Union
might have turned back through its own
files, and picked it up bodily in any half
dozen papers it has published since the
10th Of March. We reserve, however, all
comments on the Senator's speech, until
we shall have the opportunity of perusing
il in his own revised copy.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17

In the Senate, Mr.. BENTON asked leave
TO introduce bill proposing to the State of
Texas the reduction Of her boundaries, for
a consideration to be paid her by the United
States. Mr.. FooTE asked leave to intro
duce a bill granting territorial governments
to California, New Mexico, and Deseret;
and occupied the Senate with a speech
thereupon. The House was engaged in an
Intellectual attempt to elect doorkeeper.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and piDtfh advice and consent Of the Senate
ALrx,SDrR RaNsrY, to be Governor Of the Ter.
ritory Of Minnesota.
EDWARD Joy MoRRfs, Of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Charge d'Affaires Of the United States Of America
near hi. majesty the King Of the Kingdom Of the
Two Sicilies
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A message received from the Senate, an
nouncing the passage of joint resolution, lin
iting the expense of collecting the revenue from
customs during the present fiscal year.
Mr.. BAYLY asked, and obtained the unanimous
consent of the House for the reading the resolution
a first and second time, that it might be acted on
at once. This and the estimates were then re-
ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means.
The SPEAKER announced the order of business
and nominations were made for the Office of
DooRKEEPER OF THE HOUSE.
The following is the result of four several vot-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17
Commission on Claim. against Mexico.
JANUARY IS, 1850.

No memorials were rcccivcd-no decisions made
ON this day. The Board we're occupied in the dis
cussion Of various suspended claims.
JANUARY 16, 1850.
The memorial Of Elihu d. Smith, and the amend
ed memorial Of VIM. s. PARROT, were ordered TO
be received
The Board adjourned until II, a. m, 10. morrow.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17

We find the annexed account of per-
sonal rencontre, said TO have taken place
at Lima, between Mr.. Potter, United
States Consul at Valparaiso, and Mr.. Sui
Ivan, the British Charge to Chill, in the
Baltimore american of the 10Th inst.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17

The OLD GUARD.-The new Consttu-
ton for the State Of Kentucky, proposed
by the convention lately assembled in that
State, is destined to meet with strong OPP
position. The people are to vote for or
against its adoption in May. A new pa
per is shortly TO be published in Frank
fort, to be called the cold Guard" in
opposition to the plan OF government re-
commended by the Convention. The
"Old Guard" will be edited by THOMAS F.
MARSHALL and JACOB H. HoLEMAN. Mr..
MARSHALL is amongst the most brilliant
speakers and forcible writer's of the United
States. The editors announce their in
tention to confine themselves to critical
scrutiny and comparison of the two
schemes Of government-the old consti-
tuition and the new. 1t will certainly be
conducted with ability.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-17

read it will observe the one idea of Lo-
cofoco patriot; the spoils, the spoils-to
the victors belong the spoils." Look out,
chivalry! Vote for Democratic nominees,
or the Union is in danger.
From the 4" Union' Of January 10, 1850.
"The perpetuity, the glory, and the progress OF
the Union depend upon the great Democratic Re
publican party of the nation. Let that be disor-
ganized and dissolved, and the strongest liga-
ments of the Union will have been reft asunder.
Therefore we again invoke, as We did a few days
since, our Democratic friends, in and out OF Con-
gress TO cultivate spirit of Cancellation, conces
sion, and harmony. Let no act be done on either
side nor by any indivduai 10 ,oeaken the Ties tohch
bind together the Democracy Of all parts of the
Union and zoe inpoks again the great Democratic
people ,cho form the constituencies Of the nation 10
guard ,uiM ,catci.fa the integrity Of the
tional Democratic party, Preserve its organisa-
ton; adhere faithfully TO its customs and slsages
support its nominations, made usual and ordi-
nary modes; treat eueTy as enemy tohO toiH
not abide by its organisation and usages In this
tcay viii the unity and integrity Of the Demo
cratic party be maintained, and the Union itself
preserved. The preservation of the rights of the
States and the Union with all the power, glories,
: the mission of the Democratic party, and not of
: the party of treacherous demagogues whose
cestors have twice openly plotted against the
9 Union, and whose criminal acts have again
{ brought it into danger"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
New Patent MeIOdCOn.

4 H. & c. hurley, Book aud Music Sellers,
"A. l22 Lake street. Chicago ARE agents Ion the
sale 81 this beautiful substitute iur the organ IN the
purlor or the chulch The key board Is precisely
the same as the organ, aud the tone is Of equal yo
hume To that instrument. Each one is set in beau.
utuIIy finished yosewooh case and Is only Two feet
inches lu height and = feet inches in length. \
pedal under the instrument !, managed by the foot
with prrlcctca,c: ai-oa -wc. pcdn capable Of pro-
ducug thr most bcau'lu, effect Each instrument
ha, boN IN which II is packed for transportation.
\ II & {. H. have also on hand great variety
OF Musical Instruments Muse Books, Violin, Guitar
and Bass NIu, strings, bridges, Screws, &c. fur-
cla-rr- nrc requested to cMl and examine ihrT
stock before looking elsewhere tcb9
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{. /. tSS,
~ code Nu,c.

u vSLS III nests, neat article, Eastern 7 MIS-,
- tram measures, tubs, wash boards, mop h-n-
"''' 'RnHs, GIo.hcs pms, &c. &c, can be found Mt
nov CuSUNAN's
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Eighty Horses,

From the Hon T. : Brooks gent for the Iii
nos aud Michigan Canal Packet Boat COMPANY.
CHIcAGo, June -, lSta.
Dr. " r Sloan--Dear Sir: For the last thir v
years hive had occasion to use many horses, nd
have used he great variety OF Liniments nd Ont-
menls IN use, but have mover found N yihrg cqlnl
toyour Ointment for injuries on horses. Within the
last two months have applied your Ointment 10
some ~ horses for various injuries and IN every in
stance tI.as proved SOVEREIGN r,medY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

Fou the Hon. H. V. 5 Brooks, 9g'n' Tor the IL
l. aud Michigan Canal packet Boat Company
CnIc,Go, Iune2!, 1913.
Dr. W. b SIoAy--Drn Sr; For tie last :"
Wan, have had occasion to u.c many horses ANA
have used the great variety Of Iiuincnts and omit
men,s in use, but have never found anything eqnnl
to your ointmcu, for injuries on horses Within the
las, two months have applied your ointment to
some 20 horses for various injuries and IN every M
stance ii has proved n sovereign remedy.
GSs~Se agents names at the head OF SIoanscolumn
For further particulars and testimonials get pamph
lets Of agents
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W Il SLOAN
ry'rnc,. from TIE cneua North Western ca.

Rv the u'c ol Slosn's Onuucn, md Condition
Powder. have entirely cured I,iu,a ON my hcr-.
and otherwise improved his condition more than 700
per cent on The cost Of the medicine And p COW
which was So f'ehr n, 10 hc considered worhics, '
myself and rriuhhor1 was restored 10 rood heah.
iy the OF les thnn lalin package Of the powder
and is now doing beiterthan prv otlcr row hive
SMALL poE, May ~ 1873. VIM VINCENT.
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4 finger Litlcn entireln n.

Two miles south of Chicago, Sept u. "a
Or Sloan--Sr; Duihc Slh INST ny son had IN
ger bitten enlircle of y n horse We Immediately
applied your ceICbintrd Ointment, VII en- relieved
hun OF pain IN a few minutes, and prevented th fin
ger from swelling the least particle. and the und
is ROW hea.irg rpdy. Respectfully yorD,
BEOCkWAY;
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DONNGIDN.

The friends of Rev J. Highly. in Ottawa and
vicinity, are especially invited to meet at hi,
residence GA Thurs lay next. To render such assist
ance as their christian sympuhios may suggest, or
in their judgement they may think proper.
Married ladies and gentlemen are requested to
meet in the afternoon AMI Young person, in the
eycuin; by order Of the
COMMITTEE Or ARRANGEMENTS
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Projection Insurance Company


VIZ:
l--Ratcs Of Premium as lOr as those of anYoti.
or RESPONSIBLE Office.
"a speedy aud satisfactory adjustment oflos.
scsby The General Agent Of he Company for the
Western and Southern States
Capitalization (ot all differences which may a.
rise w referees mutually chosen
i-a~drds promptly paid IN Specie, BdnkGbic
Funds or crchaRgc on Non York, Baltimore,
Charleston, Mem Orleans, 81 LouS, LOuisrNe.
Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati Tie anton Of The iHsu-
red.
to Pamphlets, setting forth the mode md prin.
cpes OF adjusting losses Rates oiPrcmiums elias.
ecu,ion OF Hazards &c, SC, &c, furnished 10 the
customers Of the office free OF charge
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized TO insure Stores, Hotels
Warehouses, Malls, Manufactures, Barns, &c.
&c.
Also Household Furniture, and Goods, Irarcs
and Merchandise contained OF stored therein, a .
gainst losj or damaged FIRE.
ALso--DTv Goods, Groceries. Manufactured
Goods, Produce. Household Furniture. Lire Siock
and erery other dcscrip'iORO Merchandise or pry.
sDnai Property, shipped or To be- shipped per rood
steamboat, or boats 10 aud from poni.on the We..
tern waters or between Eastern cites win lakrs nr
other inland rouicl aud any towns ~ the western
country, against the hazards inland TRANS.
PORTArlON.
ALso--Shpncn,s of Goods. War-and Ncchan.
die per good vessel or vessels, between New Or.
lenus aud Eastern ports --bctwccnNcw Oglransnnl
other Gulf porI---hetwecn all American ports aud
English or Esrope,n ports. orto any maritime port
wh1socycrin the Atlantic waters against the PER.
lis OF THE SEAS q. BURR.
.Aferi Protection Insurance Company
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

A NY quantity of Wheat, Corn. Oats Barley
"a &C. wanted, for which the highes price vii
L VI be- paid in Cash JOHNSTON & CHARRUAUD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
Drugs Drugs! Drugs I!

al the CITY DRUG STORE. betTtea He'd
dicks block dRd The City Hoie!.
The subscnberhas Just received his supply fwinter
stock from New York and St. Louis, consisting Of
every variety Of articles heretofore kept by him.
amongst which ore the best quality OF
Drugs anil .HC3iciass. Paints, OLE, and Class !;
Spirits Iiupa,tine, lamp and Machine OIL;
Tanners and Meats foot oil;
CamphiHe and Spirit Gas:
I'"re Vines d Brandjes for medicinal purposes;
Nuts PruHes, Dates, CurraatS, dc:
!Soi'ir SIDE, and AstraR lamps:
Schooi looks and Dictionaries Of erery ,ariety.
4 i1rge a'pDig Of Canton Teas:
Pdi'H NoiiciHcs, dc. DC. dc
Together with greater variety Of Yankee notions
than i kept at any Other place in town.
Gall and examine my stock before making YOU
best selections elsewhere BE sure and find the store
next door to the City Hotel
Ottawa, Nov 30 G.. l.. THOMPSON.
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g'ap,il, ointment.
Tie best Horse q Ca'iIC Medic inc
I'm the World.
GIoan's Ointment


Hare earned for hemSeires great Name
TOR purity. mi,lrese. mi thororeIncss Slosr'-
. Ointment cHccs and is rrpiiiy supersen.ng M
other Onmenis and Liuimenls nov in use, for tie
following discusses,
Fresh Wounds Calls of MI kinds, Spairs Pr i-es,
Cracked Heels Ripghone WnIbonc Wind. ais.
Poll Evil, Callus, Spavins Sweeney Fsulr,
Stiast Srans, Sand Crack, Toun erred Ieet
Scratches. Grease Mango or Hon ritenYcr
THE Powdcr will remove oil inflammation ard BE-
yer, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the
water, and strengthen every part of The body and
has proved n sovereign remedy for the following dis
eases: Distcmper, hide hound, loss Of appetite iu-
ward srain, yellow water information tile cvrs,
fatigue from hard exercise also rheumatism, (ccm-
monty called stH compairil which prove fatal to so
many valuable horses in this country II i also
sa'" and certain remedy for coughs and Gods, wh.th
gene ate 30 mary fatal di.eascs
W Y SLOAN
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Cash Advances I!
Salt.
I'l0U:siS.

O50Bbls in lir-t rate order, for sale on consignment
~cO nov 30 JOHNSTON & CuARRUAUD.
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VOU can keep your hands nice and warm with
4 Mufts, KID Leather, and WOODEN Gloves.
nOy23 JG NATTrVGrR
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Chicago a0pertissments.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
THAT
rlIE CHICAGO BOOK STORE

Is the place where the largest stock Of Books in the
city il sold at the LOWEST fRlCES. We eau
furnish
1000 McGufry's Readers,
1000 Spoilers,
ioOdoz Sanders do -
100 do1 each Sanders LIST 81 81 ith 9Th Readers.
100 doI. Adams Arthmctics,
800 doI Rays do
100 lhompsons do
Perkins, Smuhs, Davies, and Emersons Arithme-
tics, Nitchcll-. Oney'-, Smiths and Morsc's Geo
graphies, Browns, klIkham's Smiih's aud BulIlons
and prnn"u's Gnmmars; Cutters and Taylor my
sioloEy Comstock's Dlmscd's Parker's and Sws
Philosophy, Smiths and Burrilts Astronomy, Com
stocks, Towne's and Gmys Chemistry. Together
with all descriptions Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
now in use in the west. Country Merchants teach
crs, and all interested in schools, are respectfully M
formed that they will find ii greatly for their interest
to call on us before making their purchases.
BLANK BOOKS
Ofev'ry variety are constantly ON hand or made TO
order. Lcdgcrs, Journals, Records, and every 9th
ersty,o 0iaccouut books, Of the best qualities oi pa
MUSIC BOOKS,
P.a'irrv Gamma Sacrn,
EIcuic.,sohn Collection, Bay State Collection,
National lsalmst, Sacred Minstrel,
H-H,ml-t, tbuwll-t,
and all the yar,ctiesol Secular Music Boois, JureH-
ile dad SchOoi Sang BO0hs
PAPER HANGlNGSil
4 splendid assortment OF Room Papers, borders
and curtain papers, constantly on hand at the io'c
est prices r,
| We can offer the public the lnrgrst stock Of Books
aad Stationery in Chicago, and can sell II as cheol
/ as The cheapcSi at ~ Lake St, Chicago.
Feb 4 II & e.. hurley
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A CARD.

On. WELcH espcctlu.lynnuounccs TO the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity that he NAV hc found tor the
present the Drug Store OF Ns-rs White Il Hunter.
n B-Thc partnership Of GuI.brrt & Nc,ch
was dissolved Feb l2ihm-t tl5-29-3l'
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HOi Fer California!

6OAnSAWED POSTS for sale, enquire of
NJVO Jan 10 G. BU RR
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s.c:lIilrr.

: lliIDS new crop sue Az ju.t received and
IL tor by decn WMEIR IllcTL!ys.
1S0 KEGS Nails and Spikes assorted sizes. for
~So sale by drcli WALKER < lIlHcLrG.
IN boz PATENT PALS, Just recc,ycdby
w dec II NALErR u lllCVLlvG.
IN TIERCH RICE, ofsuprrorqnalty. for sale by
80 dee ~ WALLER & llICKLISG.
000 KEGS White Lead, 81 and pure. also Lin
AOo seed Oil, Putty, Lclhagc. Chrome and Pnls
Green, Red Lead, Prussinn Blue, VcnniHun. Spnm-
rh Brown, English Venetian Red, French and COM
mon cc'rc, lamp Black. Spirit, 1mpcnriuc, Copal
and Japan Vanish, &c. sc, for sale lowhy
Dee ~ WALLER 4 IlICEtING.
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AIminis,rniors Notitc

ESTATE OF GEoRGE w KNOWLES. deceased
II Notice IL hereby given that | shall make ap.
piicaton to the county court OF Iasalc county, at
the April term thereof, to be- hodenon Monday the
ilrst day Of April A. D. 1850, Tor an order to sell all
the lands and ,cncmcnls belonging to the estate Of
George w Knowles deceased, or So much thereof
rs will be necessary 10 pay the debts oisnd deceased
NIL persons interested are hereby notified TO attend
nj SAID time Of the sad court and show cause IT amy
they have, why the said application should not br
granted. Iouy llAynoyp, administrator.
Feb 1926 st.
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| hut cqn
cl Thousand ufci
powers r'utnt has
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n the charm
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anyoIer
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rupture musesa
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causes
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head andf
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Hcwe tina o 70 e gent met
& WHIT L. IF% & iS;;rxo Ottawa b + WIEsow Pen
BEowS& q
heb oi al Others are lose Pg' !" cents % cents
| fct, 10 iHO-J-"t., --sdai
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Californian's Head Quarters!
W. +. DONIlNICK.

At ~ Lake street, Chicago,
OFFERS to the CiLIFORNTi HOUND the
" greatest assortment Of frjngs ~ be- found in
re west. Gold Picks, Gold Scales, Cooking ape
raius, California miles Pistols Rryo.vrrs Of all sizes
mud patterns, Bowie KNIVES aud everything ncccs-
saryto II complete Quilt, IN great variety.
Chicago. Feb l6, 1850 %
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4 TORN THE highest price in Casiwi be- paid
X lorCom,by may II IIdlker & Hick'ing.