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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
PHILADELPHIA. April 2

PHILADELPHIA. Aprll2
The Railroad Contention The Pacific
Railroad convention met, and several IL tiers
were read.
The committee appointed yesterday return
ed TO the chamber III reported the following
nominations: For Prerdent-Wm. B. Ogden
of Ills Vice Prcsidents-Edward A Huh
ley. of Pa, Judge Harrington and G. J. Du-
pont of Del. Benz w. Cooper. ol'N.J. Hall
Nelson, of Va, J. II. Goldman. OF Ohio. H.
X Strong, Of Ills, Hon. G.. w. Jones, Of
Iowa Bowlin, Of Mo, c. Cotton. of ~ Y.
J. BiddjII of Mich, Van Rensselaer, Stephens,
of Rhoce Island, P. F. DeGrlnd, of Mass.
G.. II. Sherman of Ark. John l.. Robinson,
of Ia, w B. Ochi!tree. of Texas. Secreta-
rirs-Thcmas Birch Jr. of Pa A B Cham
bers, of Mo. Pl il J. Gray. cfN. J., ID. J. w.
Thompson of Delaware.
After the adoption of the report the Pres
ident was conducted to the chair when Mr.
Ogden expressed his grateful Acknowledge
ments to the convention for the honor they
had conferred upon him.
On motion, the following resolution was
accepted:
Resolred, That on all questions arising be
fore the convention. each State represented
shall have one vote. and for each five addi-
tional delegates another vote. excepting the
State Of Pennsy Ivania. which shall have the
san number of votes as the second largest
represented State
Mr. Chambers of Mo-, then laid before the
convention IL series of resolutions which biz :
been adopted by the ST.. Louis convention,
held last year. which was referred to the conl-
mittee on resolutions
Mr.. DeGrand rose and said that A" he had
certain views to offer. together with Il plan
which he wished TO have referred to the same
committee" The plan alluded 10 is " that
private citizens shall subscribe 81 100000 in
coin"
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PIrrsBuRG. April 2. NJ.
The river here is stationary, with feet !
inches water in the channel. The weather
is warm.
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"Theodore Horne an Engineer on the
Cinciurau~ died on that boat's list trip up,
with The Cholera. There were eleven other
deaths.
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CINCINNATI. April. 2.
The river has fallen inches. The wealth
er is cloudy.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
sOiemnitieso fJohn C.CaIhOun.

WAsHINGToN. April 2.
Senate met to-day for the purpose of atten- I
ding the funeral soIemnites of the Hon. John
G. Calhoun. The galleries were crowded
for a portion of tie session. while hundreds
were unable to obtain admission. Atll A.
NJ. the members of the House, preceded by
its officers, entered the chamber of the Sen
ate. The U. S. Supreme Court, President
Taylor and Cabinet soon entered. The
President was condurted-to a seat TO the RIGHT
of the Vice President; the DIPLOMATS corps.
which WIS fully represented. occupied seats
near the centre of the chamber Numerous
officers of the Army and Navy and many DIS
tins uished strangers took seats upon the sofas
in the Hobbies.
At 20 minutes after II o'clock, the remains
of the deceased were brought into the Sen
ate, in charge of the committee of arrange
ments. which was followed by the relatives Of
the deceased, the South Carolina delegation
OF the House, and many friends as mourners.
/ The corpse was placed Immediately in front
of the Vice Presidents desk.
After the funeral service was performed
bv the Episcopal Church. brief but heauti-
fully Impressive address. taken from the text
of the 7Ih verse OF the 82I Psalm: :. But We
shall die like man, and fall like one of the
Princes" was delivered by the Rev C. NJ.
Butler, chaplain Of the Senate. Tie pro
cession was then formed IN the order previ-
ously determined. Senators Mangum, Clay,
Webster, CasS. King and Berrien officiating
as pail bearers. They moved on. proceeded
to the Congressional burying ground where
the body was deposited in a vault, TO await
its removal to South Carolina
The Senators then returned to their CT am
Der and adjourned.
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tNo SnIIv. | did'nt cutie consenI.n

have you consenled yet 10 be The VIE OF MT.
White ?''
mo, Sally. Idd'nt quite consent"
sYes but he did not pile up the agony quite
high enough When give my hand TO a
woner wans linn to call upon the moon 10
witness his deep devotion to me. | want hun
TO kneel at my lret, take one of my hands be
tween both his. and with look that would
melt an adamautine rock to rIty. TO beg me
to take compassion on his dreadful srffrrings;
and then | want him to end by swearing 10
blow his brains out on the spot, if do not
compassionate his miseries!"
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BARICKLOw POTTERY.
Euh
selling QUE at Cost, ana 30 Mistalke.

tt HEREAFTER we intend doing
EssJ elusive Furniture busines. and viii sell our
1H1l tnti stock OF iuves Of all kinds, TInw are
,uu Irons, Coffee Mills, Japaned ware, &c. &C. at
cost for cash.
mh30rf J.P.&G. SCHWINC.
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REMOVAL


CITY A u CTICN ii o Z ) Il.
Fl IL undersigned have removed INTO the four
story fire. proof builtiing on Water street. TWO
doors above Main, formerly occupied by r. Barnes,
and are prepared sell Auction all descriptions
Of property entrusted tn hem Thy will attend 10
selling OF Real + state in any part OF the city.
Regular Sale Days. Wednesdays, and Tor second
hand Furniture and "CalamIties" in general satur
dnys. Having an abundance OF ROOM persons wish
ing Gt o Is stored can be accommodated
I hey keep OF handa general assortment OF FUR
NITURE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus, Tables,
Chars I.ookng Glasses, Lacking Glass Plates, 4 {
&c Also, Dry Goods Books, Fancy Articles, and
Notions Also general assortment OF Clocks, at
wholesale and retail
NH WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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HARDwARE AND CUTIE.
LATE ARRIVAL

OF Cheap Spring Goods!
I AM row Opt Mtg at Rockpcrt, Ind, one OF tho
| best and cheapest stocks Of Got DIS ever brought
to this market; consisting Of Dry Goods, keady
Made Clothing HAS, Caps, Boots. SAoes. Hard
ware, QueensN are; together " 18th generhl stock
Of Groceries Carptnier.' TooI-, Cooper Tolls &c,
al whirh ain now Offering at prices far btlJw the
usual rates; and Ainvite tie attention Of my ctsio-
mers. and the public nerally, to my present Stock
am de ermined 10 sell goods at the lowest pos
sibte rates for Cash or Produce.
mh27 3wdSw* ]. A. MORGAN.
FRESH GROCERIES--NEwA ARRIVAL.
! OAf, Crushed and brown sugar:
IL Nos. ami hackerel, IN bbls and half do;
No l Mackerel, in kits
No Salmon. in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries raisins. Figs. etc.
mhl3 If HORNBRU Il BURTlS.
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GEO. COSTING,

! TOUSE, SIGN AM STEAMBOAT PAINT
L i EB, and Glazier, having permanently located
himsel IN Evansville, sJcits Il share Of patronage,
and pledges himself to give satisfaction to all who
may iavor him with call Shop on first street, l
door from the corner If Main, asement story.
9CT He is a.sl pre- ared TO cover buildings with
fire and waterproof composition roofing.
ap3 lint
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NEW GOODS

lust received by subsc iber, very superior
y selection of spring and summer Goods. inclun
ING a very desirable lot of beautiful new style Trim
mings: superior extra ingram black white and
Sire col red Ladies and Misses Hosiery; DO pieces
Ginghams, a very superior article q ngham Lawns
an priI ted Lawns: Mde'Lanes, all colurs and
styles; American, French aud English calico SUI
ptfior Viii Irish Linens; late color and check do;
IA GA "A "a bI ached and roam Sheeling and
Shifting. heauiiful 1850 tment OF Cap and Bon
net Ribbons; Belt Mourning AMI second Mourning
Ribbons. A great variety of ChildrenS Spring ana
Summer ware. For sale very cheap tor Cash.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
aq4f Corner Main and Second SITS.
COTTON YARNS.
On BAGS supeIIor Cotton arms for sale cheap
NSO for Cash, by
ap4.f WILLIAM HUGHES
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TNFORmATION WANTED!

NDNHE iatheg notIIer OF the brothers CHARLES
| LEWIS and GEORGE CoEDEs, are ANXIOUS 10 OBJ
tain Information relalive their whereabouts The
last heard tom them they had left taducah Ky,
tor the ~uuth, LAT November. Any lbtOrU,atIon
relative to them will be thankfully received by
Capt. c. A. COkEES,
feb27 Evansville Ind
81yPaducah Journal American. Monroe, La;
Shield. Helena, Ark, copy to amor Mt oil 81 and
END bill 'h~ t.ffice.
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P,LING UP THE AGoNY-"Wel. Anne,
have you consented yet to be the wife of Mr..
White 2''
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POOLE 81 BROTHER.

POObE q BHOIdbf1,
Commission and Forward ng Merchants,
No 30 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
flUR j. NJ. POOLE will be at Evansville,
} and interior. during the wint and spring, to-
solicit and make advances shipments OF Produce
10 The house.
our best attention.
Refer to BEMLNT & VEUE,
], LArsHLlS 4 Co Evansville
CHAPNAN COLEMAN y Co Io;,;u
mil " ]. Il. CuTTLR \ Co, ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
MOrtimOrc's
Rheumatic Compound,
Rlood PurifHefl

r1NfIIS Medicine is for sale by the subscribsr The
i public are requested TO read the certificate of
Mr. Levi Hills, below. ]. q. NArris0sR.
OTTAWA, Aug 10, 1850.
Mr. D. MoRriNoRE-Dsar Sir: My esteemed
friend, Mr.. j. q. Na,unger, oil this place, procured
Tor me two bottles Of Mortimores Rheumatic Com
poand aud Blood Puriyer' when he was IN ST Lou
~, ~ Nov, l549 When he returned TO Ottawa, l
wa. confncdhy severe attack OF the Rheumatism
OF the chronic kind-he informed me that he had
procured medicine whose reputation stood high
tor the cure OF this complaint. had long ago dis
paired OF a cure ever being effected upon me. As
Ind tried many remedies and found no permanent
relief, was failhlessi IN regard this Also But dr.
ven to the necessity Of doing something 10 relieve
my severe pains. CONCLUDED TO give the medicine
trial, and with very happy results after the use Of
four bottles
have been the subject ofrheumatic difficulties for
period OF thirty years, and for the past seventeen
years, have been unable 10 walk. excerpt very short
distances, or even soop TO the ground without much
difficulty. My left limb persisted considerably, and
was very weak. But for the past months have
not had an attack of the complain; although ! have
been exposed to all kinds OF weather. The flesh IL
returning upon my limb. and il is becoming strong
er and notwithstanding have walked much every
day, hnvr suffered occasionally very slight pam
And do cheeriuly recommend the afflicted with
this complaint whether .niamma,ory or chronic) 10
Try the medicine and not despair of cure.
The subscriber will chccifully answer any ques-
tons that may BE- put TO him in relation to his cure.
Very respectfully your obcdient servant.
L. HILLS.
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Chicago Brass and Bell Foundry.
IL. W., lSlNCkER,
NO lYS, RdndOI2h ga, ChlcdgG

No 1913, Randolph st., Chicago.
Also OH Canal ST. opposite Foss' Planning Mil.
IkNHE Proprietor of this establishment is now
prepared TO cast BELLS OF all sizes. He
Il would particularly invite those who wish 10
purchase Church Bells TO those OF his manufacture
His bells will be sold on as reasonable terms as they
can be purchased from the east. or from agents Of
eastern establishments They will be sold cheaper
in fact, because he can make good Bell, that
wills give large volume Of sound as those Of east
en- manufacture with one fourth less weight OF me-
tai and this proportion Of money Is thus saved in the
purchase of his belis. he warrants them not 10
break for year with proper usage, and should one
tail not prove TO br good rs represented ii may
be returned TO his shop, and be made good without
expense 10 the purchaser, by r. cast or be Tepa-
ced hy new one. Ii one should break any time
during his lie he will east it for half the expense
o'cssuns-- Western people will see the advantage
IN dcn.nI with western man, and patronZlnG
W. stern interests
Mr. Rincker German, n Bell Founderby pro
frsrion mud he ~ confident that he thoroughly I'M
dersandS hls business lie will cast bells 10 any kCy
or tone tina, may be desired lie can also cast his
Ills 10 chime in harmony. Heretofore the Ginning
bells USE in this country have been brought from
Europe but he "a able 10 make them as correct and
musical in tone as any that may be imported.
His bells have laken the premiums a, the two last
fairs of the Chicago Mechanics lnstltue-the last
Fair awarding him gold medal. The following
Is the copy of the repor, OF the committee on the
bell submitted tor inspection IN the oil May lSoU.
Article ii Class No. 6. Church Bells.
a Bell Of 7 10 lbs by Mr. II. w RInckcr Of this
city is well made and smooth casting. IL exhibits
great degree OF skill in lis manufacture; has all nd
mrabe tone and throws greater volume Of sound
than any bell with which we are acquainted oil its
size. A trial was had between the above bell and
one manufactured by Mr. Mtneely, OF Troy n. Y,
the latter being considerably the heavier of the two,
1855 lbsl The arrangement Tor ringing Mr.. Rinck.
ers kr was temporary and y tar inferior TO that OF
Mr. Meneely's notwithstanding which we believe
that there was hu, little difference in the distance
that the two bells could be henrd and that the tone
of Mr. Rinckers bell was by far the most pleasing TO
the ear a gold medal was awarded to Mr. Rincker
The above is a true copy Of the report.
G.. r SLoAr.
Secretary of the board Of directors OF the Chicago
Mechanics institute.
II. w RlNCKER ia also prepared to do all
kinds OF Brass work, casting md finishing. OF short
notice, and in good style such as machinery mag.
nec machines physical Instruments soda fountains.
beer pumps, stop-cocks, oil globes, etc. etc.
Also heavy copper work for all purposes.
Old brass aud copper purchased, aud taken in ex.
change for bells, nj the market price.
Chicago, July 90, 1850 -3t-5i.
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swallowing her food Every night, watch was
kept, fearing she would sufIocate The bes, doctors
attended her, but could give no relief took her to
the most eminent doctors in the Easi; they said
there was no help for her but to ontgrow il. With
n sad heort lrelurned home with her. " hen size be
came so much worse that the doctors had to be cal.
led IN again they decided the torsils had to be- Gu,
oil, as the only means Of giving relief NY wif.
would not consent TO this, and she determined 10 nv
your IMMINENT which gave relief the re1y first uppli-
cation, and byn continued use che entirely recover.
ed She Is now 10 years old and tieshy ard healthy
as could be desired Your linimcnt is also the best
IN use Tor sprains bruises, cuts burns, headache
&c; and 1t will remove the most severe pain in a
few minutes 1t also cured caked udder in my COW
IN q few days. GEORGE FORD
- Peoria, March 20, 1919.
Mr. II. G.. FARRELL: Your Arabian Lni,n.n,
lsihc greatest medicine for horse flesh in the world
had mare about 10 foal when she became SO helm.
less that she could not rise from the g.ound shc
was IN this way several days, when with seven OH.
ers succeeded IN raising hcIup, which was the only
way itcould be done, when commenced the use OF
your excellent linnment. rubbed it well over IN. loins
ana astonishing as It may appear before used ~
bottle OF the dollar size. she was able, 10 gel I'M nj
walk herself ! would not have given len dollar,
Tor her before and many advisedm me TO shoe, her 10
pu' he' out OF misery shc is now one Of my bcs,
nlntes' SUPPOSE II wns stran in the loius
''' - - " " II ~ i.
Look out for Cour. effeits!
As they are IN circulation The true and only zen.
ulne 4 G Farrcl's Arabian Liniment always read.
with the Il hls'nltIaIs before Farrelps, thus, IN
u. far'el's Arabsin Llnment;" and his signature
IL also Oil the label of the bottle. AMI these word.
are blown in the glass bottle, al G.. Fnuel's Ara.
oLan Liniinemt; Peoria" DO not touch any other
and look well before you purchase. or YOU viii go
imposed upon. o.
Manufactured only by II. G. Farrell. sole invent,
:; and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No. |,
NAN ST, Pcpria, Ill, to whom all communication,
must be- addressed; and for sale by
.. Mnirr& llrNrER. G l. Thomson and Wakes
q liicKLiNU, Ouapa.
~ SMITH, Peru; BAppwIs&C HvrMAS. Lrsalie
J II BRowy and A w BowEy, Joliet.
JEsKlNs MERRILL, Lockpori
" II ALEXANDER, liaFnolia.
DAVID MERIT, Somonauk
& yooEL and & ID RICHARDSON Bristol
MILLER, Os,nego - and regularly authorize,
SCENTS all over the United States
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10 The above picture is n fac sime of,he wrap
per around each bottle OF the true and genuine Ara
blan Lnnent, with The signature OF II G. FARRELL
touch any other, or YOU will get spurious article
Look re!l or you riH be deceired. Be,rare partic-
uldrly Of a ner counterfeit which has Just made lie
appearance, called w p Farrrll's Arabian Linz
ment, manufactured in Chicago. and iscalled by this
person the Original" This is false No other
person in the world knows anything about making
the genuine article except the true inventor, H. G
FARRELL, No, II. Maine street, Peoria, Illinois
We daily hear Of the most astonishing cures be.
ing effected by the great and popular medicine the
genuine
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NOTICE is hereby given, tina, will offer ut pub
~ lie Sale nj the court house in Ottawa on the
Ssh day OF October. between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and clock, p NJ OF said day section l6, in
township 80, north oirnnge 8 cas-, Of 81 prncipa. me-
rdlan, a. -uhdvided by the trustees oisad township
Terms cash. with The privilege ofeach purchaser TO
loan the amount OF hisbld a provided by law.
SAID section is laid oil in lots containing from two
and a halt to 20 acres, with streets 10 accommodate
euch lot
The above land lies convenient TO town between
Buffalo Rock and West Ottawa containing several
dencrs and small farms. A more desirable piece ol
land is seldom offered Tor sale l.. b DELANo,
School Commissioner oi La sale co.
y B-A map Oi said section. as laid out BY the
trustees, aud appraised, can he eeen at Joseph II
Wagner Esq's oiice in the court house.
Ottawa Aur u
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TEAM IL. MURPHY, avocat, ct procureur,
~ aynnt sctabi iNement en Ottawa, of!crt seq Ger.
wees aux Francaises de ce,e Vile ct conte II sac.
cnpe de rcnsegnements en- general, de vrntes ct
achats de terres ct masons, dc reduction de letters
procuTation, de REQUIREMENT, de payer des inpot
sur les ben de ct de are i'm exacte recherche
dc tltrcs ct soyan hen verse dams Ia langue Fran
co.'s, ct les oS dEurope (ayant pratique pusieurs
nnnesl on Sc, lrouvait leur nvantage de uvolr
par Ia, reurs Sauvaicnt lencommode etNembarras
suite de ne eur parlen, langue Enslaisc
Office dens Ia cour aug 10
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Groceries.
w L offer for sale the following consgnmcn,s n,
w 81 Louis cash prices transportation added
VIZ ~ hhds sugar, assorted qualities.
100 sacks PRIME coffee
so bbls molasses.
so boxes tobacco assor,cd,
1000 segars. tCuba sixesD
S0kegs tar,
IS bales onkum.
sbbls pitch.
rcsin.
IS boxes ink,
800 " new erop rais!ns,
~ sbls w'iiskey. warranted puro Cincinnati J
10 boxes pepper.
10 mustard.
$50 soap.
$50 " candles,
epipes brandy, superior quality TOR medical
purposes
IS dozpan,cd buckets
The above ar,Ic es will be sold wholesale in or.
islnalpackagcs only, at our warehouse on Main Ca
nal JOHNSTON & CHARRuAup.
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The World Challenged!
y. T. EMEusONs
Improved atmospheric Churn.
Entnntn.i Anr.I od liza


TIE attention Of The public ., respectfully solicit
l. ei 10 an examination Of ih- above churn whc
foT ciDciepcy, cheala ~, and facility tof cicllilI
stands uErlYaNed auI alone
The numerous Ger Ib;ltrs winch hIyc been re-
celyeI. eeI!o3srsi.sc O. H. uIfIyIei performances
with the dHrprW euuRs npw ~ u-- and the am.
tel te,iiI.0hy I'd nj who have rtnc.sri its opera
hon, iurnish ample proof oi Is beng the most 40.
proved chlm erete Inhibited 10 I'll puLic. Int the
greatest mechin!c ca! an phlloso cal principles are
fully embodied, va thr sslatIon or surface iric-
Ioa o the cr"am or aux an the n,roluct,ou OF al
mosphenc air lhs mrchlucai and phhosophic-
q! action upon tie cream OF nlk has the effect TO
separate aud lfng INTO contact tie .eachcd part-
c!es oi butter, requiring only proper temperature 10
promote their adhesion. The process ct collecting
the butter is not eqraied by any previous Invention,
II beng rapid and complete Ii has ia all eases
where tried with other churns. proved itself the
quickest and AZ the time a more perie sepa-
ration, aud consequently larger quantity OF butter
I'm time ond the amount produced. the world is
challenged :, +. EMERSON. PJfeni,,
N B-Persons desirous OF purchasing County
Rights or Churns, by directing letter lpost pnId)
to, or calling IN person on, William Pearson. Qua
%yn. H., will meet with promp, attention. Mr.
Pearson also manufactures aud Keeps tor sale all a.
yes OF the above chums.
WILLIAM PEARSON.
agent for the state Of ILLINOIS
Ottawa, Sept IL, 1850
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Notice To In pervisor,

NOTICE is hereby given to the superyisors Of
IN tbs sfveraltowns Of l.nsalle county TINT they
arc requested 10 meet nj the court house, IN Ottawa
on Friday September a. 1880 in special session. for
the purpose Of selecting grand and pc,i, jurors to at
tend the circuit court II said county At the October
Term thereof. A. d. 1880. 4. W. RAYMOND,
the hoard ofsuprrvsors of Ia Sale county. ' :
praws. Sept Q. 1850. r7-Pem Telegraph copy.
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Cabinet \. ork and Chairs.
.-.-y ppvnl, Yfa,pG o INN a1.vIuc a.

s:sss.s l'"'''''"'"o q UNIV "''N'"'' n
TIE subscriber hegs 10 return thanks for the h-
i ruI support gwen him thus i.r, and he will Try
ana merit IT, continuance
lie you.! respectfully remind his ficnls ard the
pubic that ns stock Is iu OF such articles as he finds
in demand here, Of n, own manufacture and impor.
ted. All 1drrdRiea as rep,'sscDfta.
Walnut Lumber taken IN pay Tor furniture.
lie has on hand and makes to order mai.asscs,
cushions, &c, good and as cheep as they can be
bought IN ST Louis or Chicago; h. also keeps CON
stlnty on hand ready made collins OF all sizes He
keeps Hsarse, and altendS funerals. and his char.
crs will be iounl Low. PETER Russell.
In Sale ST, Ottawa. Aug 10. 1850.
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4 LII persons indebted TO the Undersigned. are
"A hereby notified that their notes and accounts
have been left with Capt. John Sudden. of Dayton,
who is authorized 10 receive payment OF them, and
that unless payment shallbe made soon, the under.
signed will be under the necessity Of enforcing the
collection by law. ANDEEw EoTos.
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