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y CERTAIN Guns FOR CoLps.-As
the present is the season of colds,
give you Il remedy | have never
known to fail.
Three cents worth Of liquorice,
three cents worth Of gum Arabic
put them into a quart Of water, sim.
ner them till thoroughly dissolved
then add three SCENTS worth of pare.
goric, and a like quantity Of aniimo.
NAL wine. Let it cool, and sir
whenever the cough is troublesome
1t pleasant, infallible, cheap ant
good Its cost is fifteen cents
ETehdnge piper.
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CSTNTE Of JiErWAu CmuINS, deceased
II X i',rc D. hereby given That viii make appi-
cation 20 tlc county count OF la sale county, the
Jl,,e torn h.r,rf.ta he holden on Monday tc lsth
jag Of June. \. u $50 Tor am orlcr TO sell g,l the
land, agd tenement. belonging To the estate Of Iere-
mah Cheih.0s decd, or 80 much thereof as wi. be-
necessary 70 ray the debts Of .ud deceased all
PERSONS Interested are hereby notified to attend 1T
sad J.m, If sail court uni show cause If any they
hue. why the multiplication should not be sunlcJ.
AL 3J.-Gl Ct. MvHoN i. GoogIyG, Admir-.
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PURSUANT toan order OF Jlr county couuoi ~
Winston county, notice ishrIrby gwen, that all
.,rgsOus having claims lEans The estate "i ,,a''e'
N Bu,.. lac Of h,. county Of Livingston, decd. arc
required tp produce the same m wnuu- nua"cN'm
A ,ah court on the hist MONDAY OF May u-N,
f.At. when aud where sAii claimants are lrV6r-iri
o attend Tor the purpose ct having thslr c1lsa- al
listed in pursuause Of law
An persons ulctlyd 10 said estate ar, requested 30
akutnmcdsat" payment 10 'he undersigned
Hnntlc. MAJ u. lAlO. j. u IL.E- I-o.L-
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PURSUANT to an order Of the county court Of Ii
,iugtn county, notice is hereby given, thnt oil,
persons having claims agains the estate of John
Blue late olthc county Of Livingston decd, are rc-
quirr To produce the same in writinganl file them
Ia snjd court on the first Monday OF M1yncXr, when
and where said claimants NE requested To attend tor
the purpose Of having their claims adjusted in pur-
suarcr Of law
Al persons indebted 10 said estate arg herebyno-
tlcd 10 maze immediate payment TO The unlcrsig-
ed s. c. LADD, Iim'r.
nnnLinr Ell % lS5l-aI.fr
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4."t'It' ~ Ia'H'"f' b'N'.''
% Office Is hereby given that shal mike ap-
q p,cauun 10 the County Court Ct In Sale
l. v county the Nav term thereof, 10 be hol-
den on the frs; Monday Of May 1850, Tor an or
dr To sell all the lands ,encmenis and real Estate
belonging TO the Estate Of Layton Trout decd, or
50 much thereof "a will be necessary TO pny the
debts Of the said decd, oil persons interested aIc
hcnhy notified to attend at SAID tenn OF the SAID
court and show cause if any they have, why he
saidappliclion should not b, granted.
AlaIchj 1850 PM ELLSWORTH, iIm'r.
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ESiatt Of Doiracy Burh1naa djc,rsoI
uRSuANr to an order OF the County Court
Of La sale county notice il hereby given
NJ that all pcrSonshlvng claims against the cs.
tate OF Downcy Buchanan late of the county of La
Sale, decd nrc required 90 produce the same in
writing, and Ic them in said court ON the iirs, Mon
day in May next, when aud where slid claimants
are requested IN attend for the purpose OF having
THEN claims ntu,cd npurunncc VI law Al per.
'ons indebted 10 said estate are requested To make
immediate paymcn, TO save costs,
Etn,BIru nrcuiNhv, idmr.
w II. u WALLACE, icnir
nU,,,n Mach ~ IAN ii "a
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PURSUANT 10 an order Of the county court Of
Livingston county notice is hereby given. TINT VI
PERSONS having claims against the estate Of Daniel
Bloc late Of the county Of Livingston, deceased,
are requested to produce the srme m writing nnI NE
them in said court on the first Monday Of May
next, when auI where said claimants are reques-
ted TO attend for the purpose OF having their claims
adjusted IN pursuance OF law.
Pauras. March llh. $50. 3. II Blue, Afmr,
Al! pcr.ous indebted to s1id estate are hereby
requested to make lnmed.a,cpaymcntto the under
-utyl
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hsiotc Of Lreob h. Rich, drrlrs'i

PURSUANT to an order of the county court Of Ia
Sale county, notice l. hereby given, tiHi all per
,ons having claims aguinst the estate ol Jacob
Rich, late of,hc county Of la Sale, deceased, arr
rrqIirrd To- produce the same in wrilin, and I'll,
hcrl in said court OF the first Monday in May next.
when and where said claimants are requested to at
tend lortlc purpose OF having their claims adjusted
N puSulncc oflaw ENEMNr {. RIcI, ldm'r.
NnlNrl- NM rrl y l-lN.3l-f
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CALAMITY has arrived at such per.
lection down east, that when a lady
sneezes all the male bipeds give l,cr
three cheers.
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I.'o's ot !Srufi u. Rvgss. frnsA
PURSUANT 10 an order ciihc county court OF La
: S,le count, notice Is hereby given tat all PER
SONS having cHuuS urain,t the estate ct SHWuy. W.
Rol ..r-,lal Of r county OF Lasaic, deed ar re-
quc.,cI 10 produce the same IN writing lndh,t i'rm
m slid cJuIi on the iih MONDAY OF June ncNt.when
nnl where .aIic,a'm9ui- G.c rcqgc ted toHIcndilr
the purpose ofhavmg tlIeir claims a,lnstcd 10 pnr,u-
an.r otan 'ppi.O.3g, SAEAuJANE Rou6LEs -itr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

\ young lady recently asked a
clerk in book store, if he had the
"Exilc Of Siberia ?"-"We'vc. no
eggs lie, marin, but here's lust rate
article ofbar's lie, il that'll answer"
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70 all Parsons ig,cresicdmhe Estate Of Fniriei

" OF are hereby notified, that, on the irst day d
the next term OF the la Sale circuit court, ]
shall apply 10 sid court for an amendment d The or.
Ter 81 sale Of real estate Of sal deceased, made NJ
tee last icr 10 procure an order Of sale o: the
west huf OF hr east ha,foi the southeast quarter OF
see ~ town 81 D CHAS u. SUTruES, Admir-
LLIlrN,n- ilnrLI, = l-tl. n 1T
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Estate of Georac I,iHSoB, dsr,dscd
PURSUANT TO an order ol the county court Of
i Lasallc county, notice Is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the estate OF George
johnson, late OF the county of l.asnc deceased, are
required To produce the same IN wrtngnnd tile them
IN s0id court. on the first Monday Of MAY next,
whrnnnd where said claimants are requested To nj.
tend for the purpose ohlyinr their claims adjusted IN
pursuance oi law. rErER JOHNSON
mar -, 1850 .idm'Sfr.
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NARRANORE, latc
HANNAH HOLDER MAN, admir-.
E,ir,f Of BtaoiIti Nr,,on, d.rraatL

puRSUANTJ an order Of the county cour, Of
Ia Sale county, notice j. hereby given that a q
persons having claims against the rsn'c ct Benedict
Nelson, tate Of the county of Ii sale, drcca1c d,
IRE required to produce the same in writing and li'r
lhrm In said court on the first Monday of MAY
next, when aud where said claimants ale rogue, ted
90 aucud tot the purpose oihlying hcircniwa Gdu'.
ted M pursuance Of law
March %, 1850 prrrR louNsov, idu'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

II Io%nScnts Snrsaparlla is uncqral,cd in c,ses
OF the ehiIs, and Fever and Ague. The lollowips
irler y only one OF hundreds that we have received
nom the south and west OF the Ike character
n ~ oswego, Mich, Oti ~, 1917
W townsend Dear sir--l purchased for NV VIII.
Two bottles OF sarsaparla Of your agent. Mr. Me-.
nnir 81 Kalamazoo, to try il for the Fcverand Arr
beofe had finished the frs, bottle. il appenrrd m
warm warn me blood, and every other day, when the
ehiilS ana Fever appeared, they were less violent.
aud before she had finished The bo,ic. sh
y renewed aud she was much better than she Ind
been before she took the ague N'1
\ liV ~
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NitiiRg Biaod

NJ ~, Neio York, Apul -, 1877
III III, io"nsend-i verify believe that your San,.
l]una nas hrcn The means, through Providence of
SAVING my life. have for several wears hal H.. y,
cough hbccomc worse aud worse, A,inst I ro oa'
ed large quantities Of blood, had night swca,s "n,
was greatly drhinted and reduced and dbl M, a a~
hrct to ave / have only used your SarsnpasiIa |,
s',oit il''e ana 'hsre has wonderful change been
" '"Ish IA me. on can well imagine that nm
thankful Tor these results Your ob't fcry't "'''
WIN. RUSSELL Ga cath,,,,.,
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CARPET BAGS.

A LARGE assortment Of Ladies aud Gr,emcn's
~ travelling bags Tor sale by d2! l.ocKwoon.
. Wagons for sale.
y ehorr wagons and ono hor.c wagon. MI new
= aud iS,ipcnormakc, Tor sale cheap ior cash Mt
IAN I,pgkNoop'a
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til0itincs.
Nh0itincs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhTaiy DiIterS.

These Medicines have my been heGnrc the
public f'r 4 i.eriod OF FIFTEEN YEARS, and
dIang that tine have maintained high c!Iarac-
ter 10 almost every part OF the globs ilr their eX-
iranrlmnry and immediate power ot restoring per
trt health To persons >uicring rndcr nearly every
k.u1u l.s.lse To which the human frame rs liable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
''' INPI'RiIY OF TIE BLOOD.

posse marvellous efficacy ail complaints ri
syn, rum Indigestion, from ic.iHy 4 tie StyWdcs' from
unequal circulation, d,'cugiu'inu q blood 90 ihe h-ad
Iaiiou of U,r heart. CO t.l 3u hlHis, cold chllS and
iat Hlsh.F over doe body l. has uul equal IN Cois ami
Clugis AMI promotes easy rHptr'Uraruu ami genie yer
spirluu relaxing .csg.rs %. Vic lungs, hgUA aad every
uher par.
Hu n u,lius g its excellence more mauirs,y seen and
49, + L.--I -n. Nm IN LL---- .-l .-.-.. N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

, = IIHt'Irtii TsIHRH, Sept II ISL
IN. IairHssHd: DcarSig--l have suffered terribly
TOR nnr years with tie rheumatism. considerable Of
The tine could not rnt, sleep. or wax. had ,h,
utmost distressing pains and INV limbs were terribly
swollen have used -four hotties OF your sarsnpnrll,
~, ann lhty hlfc done me more Than thousand
dollars worth Of goot nm 30 much b,t,er--irae"J
am entirely relieved You are at liberty 10 use I'M!
Tor l.e benefit Of the afflicted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
especially, CHARLES II. SWAIN.

,,. NHfuNidfiSHi.
MS Il only one gilmore th0n ,nnr thon.onL -. c,
"' fi"min'isin Tint DR. Towu-cnIs sarsapanla I'm,
cured The post severe and chronic cases are Nvesk
" rmdIc1lrdhy H. extraordinary virtues.
JnmcS tuwnns- Esq ono OF the Assistants in
me l'unahc Asy.u, Blackwcll's Island, Is the gen
trMau Up ken OF N the following letter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
me ORIGINAL plSCOvEREN OF the
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.

Od pr Townsend now arru' 20 yelrs n gcc, aui has
lo., u,tn known a. Tie 4 JIiiyR anI DISCO EREE
OF 'le q e. us T. ORIGINAL TOWNSEND
N!RSiPHRILEi.' Beus Iour. he WAS compelled 20
AW Us manufacture. by WluSH means has been kept our
mi tac sales guIsc gi 90 uo.s only MO
had pros Ell worth sui kH'wH H. value hal reached
lie eats u lly. res. = iUI-y irrH, NHu hIt
been ucaIei o. sIft diseases. duI saved Uuu 4g.tn.
. AIMED H. xJ.trIIu
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to return Of the disease--a cure by these
medicines is pcrmancut-TRY THEM, BE
- Ytt-t,.1r,, AN nh fIlREh
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anI hgs pfeTvns or Tele'cf sftl' 'AlcH 3. o",t thi
i4ies Spgg! irrlig,tsf, Ns'rHrif' ~! IiiH' DdRc
SfrJ3riii~, Epilspne F.'s. r,ur 4.,ilHs Sc.
Ecir4y-s the blood -Ncitcs tHc liver 10 healthy action
inues tic stomach. aud gy-s good tgCsun relieves ue
bowels OF tUTu1r CONSTR a1n aay5 Inflammation -
mes The s-In ,auEZgs The ,Iycu aun OF he blood ~
urIng c-rts warmth tGuy AL over tin hoi, lnd tui
nsrnrbe rsrrprauou: rsEc- structures AMI u-n'ness ~
moves ali obrruct0us. aud mgsogaes The eH!e nervous
/ rI.a alb.
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Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.

y igr,ers or Ftu,LESLthese medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases of
this description :--kNG's Evil aud ScUoFrLA, in
il worst forms, yields To the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. NlGr
SwgArs, NrRyors DEHnIrU NEnvous Cow
PLANTS of an kinds, PALrIr,rloS or rnE ilEARr,
P,ISrERs Collc, are speedily cured.
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Fiis! Fis! lgMl

" gw'iscnd not having tested lIs sarsapniila A.
cases Of tIi-, OF course never recommended il, an,
va, surprised lg rrrrivr the iniiuwnr fromnn intel
bgsutand rspcc,4b.e llnuor ia Wes,cIe. Ter CO.
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lI-G-p the reason Why We hear commentators IN ever
side IN re favor by men, women, anI children. We hHd
uriu, wonders iu the of
CONSL' .uPTION. DYSPEPSii. and iIgE2-
COMPLAINT and ia RHEENiTiSN. SCROf
IA. PILES. COSTIIENENN. all CiFiNE.
Gus ERUPTIpNS. PIIPLES, BLOYcHES
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Cleanse md strengthen. Consnu,n,ion "a, h..u
~, h,oUclnlis, Consumption, Liver Complain.
Nuds' l"laTh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of BIOL
s"is','sS III The chest, hectic usl night swca,s. Diff
Lu' OF pro,Sc eNpccoralon pam in the side Nc
nave been and csG be cured. W.
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MEDICINES dtstfVe q uIsVHCI dHU tIIIPI''uC
recommendation. II is woll-known To hundreds
in this city, that the former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards Of TluETr-FIyE YEAE. and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
vithin the whole compass of the MaieTia Mrdica
he however at length tired the Medicine which
is now offered tn the public, and he was cured in
very short time, after his recovery had been pro-
nouuced not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
possible by any human means.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 5. 1850.

After the reading OF the journal
MIR. MORSE asked and obtained leave TO withdraw
certain papers from the files OF the House. for their refer
ence TO The Senate
Mr. CABELL asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for the introduction OF a BILL of which previous
Mr.. INGE remarked that he should be Constrained 10
object, unless the House would unanimously agree to
the calling Of the S,aes for hour for that purpose
Objection being made 10 the suggestion OF the gentle
man IRON Alabama leave not granted 10 the gentle.
man from FLORIDA, Mr.. CABELLl
The SPEAKER (by leave asked and obianed) laid
before the House certain papers forwarded to his care,
embracing evidence in the contested Iowa election
which were referred 10 the Committee OF Elections
MIR THOMAS called for the regular order OF business
The SPEAKER announced the frs, business in order
TO be the bill Tor the relief OF John Dixon OF yigo
" indiana surviving partner Of The hrm Of Lambert \
its engrossment; when the said bill was ordered to be
engrossed, read the third time, and il was passed.
The sPEAkEk men announced that there were no
On motion u Mr. THOMAS. the House resolved itself
into Committee OF the Whole House on the private cal
endar. III being . objection dayr)
The SPEAKER called Nj THompsos Of mississippi Il
the chair and the committee went on TO consider sundry
private bills. After some time spent IN committee, mo
lion that the committee do rise" made and the
question being on that motion. the committee found iise
without quorum whereupon the roll was called, ant
the committee fose and the chairman having reported the
names Of The absentee the House again resolved itse
into Committee Of the Whole House on the privs,
calendar.
And the question the motion that the commttee d.
now rise having been again put, IL was agreed 10.
The committee having risen,
On motion by MIR. TOOMBS, IL was
Resolved Tha, when the House adiurn, It will adjourn
TO meet on Monday
The following bills were then reported to the House
with accommodation from the Committee OF the Whole
House that they be passed, viz:
bill for the relief OF Eliphas G.. Brown
bill for the relief Of SHELTON FELTON,.
bill for the relief Of George Collier and William @
Pettus.
bill for the relief Of John Punket,
bill for the relief OF Williams Staplss Williams
A bill for the relief OF Smith and Hersey
A bill for the relief OF Joseph Richards
bill for the relief Of Edward Everett late, sergeant
Of the United States army.
A bill for the relief OF Anna Gifhn
A bill for the relief OF Jacob Zimmerman
A bill for the relief OF William Whcher
A bill for the relief OF Charles Stuart
bill for the relief Of Sarah Jane West
bill for the relief OF the legal representative OF Captain
George r. Shoemaker, deceased.
On notion the said bills were then ordered TO be en-
crossed read the third time and they passed ai,e
which.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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EDITORS COaaE spoNDENCE.


BALrtnoaK, April 6--S. p. n.
The Calijor~ia Maids The nisitisg Frsmsn -Asviss
Disasis The Historieal Society Dis~U. Martsfs ~.
The greatest anxiety manifested hare to-day Tor ne
ceip Of the California mails which failed 10 through
accident the road between Phadel
phia and New York last night They viii reach washing
ton tomorrow morning.
On Monday evening next, about o'clock company
of remen will reach this city from New York and tho ~
rangements making by emen for their reception q
unprecedented They viii be received BY orchlight pro-
cesson, each company Of the city having with them one
piece Of apparatus, and fully equipped.
Intelligence has been received here OF the oss Of the ship
Samuel Hicks Of this port which sailed about three month";
since Tor Liverpool and il is supposed that all board
about twenty in numbemosly Balimoreans, have found
watery grave
girl only thirteen Of sent to the house OF
refuge az Philadelphia, yesterday for poisoning the family
Of Mr. Samuel IL. Dillingham;. Mrs. Gilingham and her
TWO children We're taken dangerously ILL., after eating
mashed potatoes and finding paper Of white powder In
the girls pocket she was questioned and finally confessed
that she had desired to kill the children because they
offended her on the previous day.
The Historical Society dinner takes place this evening"
instead Of last evening mentioned yesterday Mr. Web
ste Mr. Winthrop Sir Lyton Bulwsr and Don Caldsron
do Ia Barca are already In the city.
The MAREETs-In the Baltimore market, Howard
-four has advanced. with considerable Sales "A Is
barrel City Mills Is selling the price, Sales Of
corn white and yellow, 90 cents White wheat, ITO llS
cents; red 100 l05 cents
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An Agreeable . c.ll. %

While spring fails to bring notice fresh verdure IA
fortune exhibition
Of Nature and Of Art the time, which
by visit the odeon, Of ~
The ladies Of the Church Of the Grew GrLIss)
about closing their delightful Easter Festival odeon,
where, superadded fair display Of Heavens gin
to man." be heard delightful music curiosity
ices jeics, cakes, &C.
As the finishing Of the basement church, already nearly
ed for the better accommodation Of Sunday school, the object
TO be accomplished feel the will
m nobly taken them
selves the completion OF work audabe in itself The tribe taken
for admsson although nothing each individual OF importance
In the aggregate.
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This Indian chief arrived Washington c.
urday Upon entry
Hon. Henry Clay received
him with great cordially; and they mutually expressed their gah
meeting Clay conducted him the ladies'
o where he introduced him y sixty ladies' officers,
and other gentlemen.
Clay that he could not help envying the chiean his
splendid FORM broad chest his manly strength, height
stature.
have look said Mr. Clay "yoa stronger
strength numbers hope strength
strength He inquired Maungwudaus
and in reply the chief England
spent years family Europe acquainted
with members Of the royal family England with the
Boy Of Tn Louis Philippe Others elegant
gold medallion presented 10 him by Louis Philippe.
Mr. Clay bumorously remarked that, the chief
widower he entitled have youngest peest
the room for wife, This made great laugh.
Mr. Clay requested him dance before the ladies'
himself Of the absence Of his drum other
WISE he would please
the chief and this they did once chiean
for the pleasure they had afforded him.
On Sunday morning Mr. Calhoun died. acquainted
with Maungwudaus; and in looking upon cam placid
beautiful Of the departed the chief much
affected
delivered following Speech substance having
presented pair large Shoes by
yKsKRkBLE FArHsR Having travelled many
yond the and having been welcomed the hearth
many Of e chiefs Or ovsegns o. Europe refrain from e..
home OF fathers before
ing the bosom of kindred grasp friendship the hand
the great father OF this people.
To President REPLIED very happy extend
hand friendship representative Chippewa nation,
and expressed personal their welfare.
cuded presenting the chief and elegant silver
token Of respect and regard
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Indian Lecture,
AT CARUSps SALOON,

o.
MAUNGwUDAUs OF THE CHIPPEWA NATION.
WHO nhabis the immense nortwe.sera forests q America I'D
Of Europe, during the last eight win give oElr
% ne
cap golden feathers His necklace made gszy
the 1ores on the most siaSo1ais picture
Indian Ss life both IN wild md Is Il. own
viii mpau far better impression than can possibly Be Evsn ~
shs%eses who audiences By
.p e a S s p ~ he
make %. persecuted impoverished os wealth E
Tsss missionary E = ~;
dans much te world he having dinsd with osd RON
soa and people o1cxeI he an nh'z
win relate Sessa . 4 ,ss
Scotch regard their hospitality, peculianics, Ac
Maunswudaus is Of te celebrated Chippewa chief Pssh
be had with the whites He the perfect form Of in
audience Msgwudau. win shoot ahs apple Re
% perform s e dance . 10 ss
and law S The Ssppsws 2, The Indian S
e @ 20 p By sos rrps ' .,.
since, win be shown me audience.
Mr. sehoolcra, friend Of Mannsw,daus from Saul, Ste
Tickets Of admission Is cents Children half price, Tickets be
had the door only Doors open at Lecture 10 commence
O'Clock precisely
The following pleasing Of Dr. Bacon, Of
"' '"''' Nsw Havss, Jan TO- is4s.
with S% Which
my ojbway friends, Maunewudaus and his
induced make with him by relation
his counimen for them, father being mis-
that people about my from The missionary 20
Of Connecticut have found him. so r have become
quanted with him. ndheaed, modest genemanly and intc
Of natures nocmen He and his four all
OF Of thirteen who England
year. ago, and with countyman, Mr. Cain 70 assist "a
exhibition Of hs wonderful collection OF Indian curosiucs His
and exhibition only interesting in high degree but
Instructive showing the and Of life and
the effect which Christianity producing the wide spread
obway All that have Of those Indians has Evee
FOR the INDIAN and higher idea OF his caabv
The English and Christian Of Maungwudans George Henry
take the liberty Of recommending him TO ccmen and othe
presented He and his
COMPOUNDED all with those unfortunate In
sometimes visit this Of the country under ne direc
ton Of unpnncped white men, LEONARD BAcoN.
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