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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
LAW COURT 8.

N.p,sy CouRr-Be icre Justice Lynch SIDNEY
Rates va WIc0L- Plaintiff 10 hurl gaze pl'o' anu
MIR. w. captain OF the steamooa. w orcester' De-
longing TO the Norwich and New-London steam
host 20 The action 70 recover $50, the value OF
hos, belonging TO plaintiff which was tlwed astern
Of the schooner Powgssses, and destroyed by a
colli.ion of the Worcester AID the schooner IL Is
.useed that plaintiff about clock IN tue lore
noon OF the 9th inst was plotting the schooner ou
and when near Astoria ferry dock IL )ng isaad
side1 aud within thirty feet OF H. she met me
Worce,ter coming from Norwich, who ran inside
If and came in contact with the schooner, which
was becalmed and had boat out towing her. aud
hat the piot ov boat Of the plaintiff was strack
nv a spar knock ed by the steamer oil the schooner
and so much injured as to be unworthy OF repair
In defense il is said that the steamboat had
ns,sed through Hurlgaie end was cose 70 kne
Long Island shore which was her place. 90 as .
tske advantage Of the eddy when the PoRsassat
and two or three other schoonsrs came ifom the 10
per passage and were all out In the strength OF the
tide a. they should be TO enable them TO get
through the gate. When the W. ana The T. ap-
uT, scRed each. other the pantif left the helm, Ia
consequence of which the schooner oroscnad TOO
causing her bow &c be in the tide aud part Of her
in the eddy, so that abe struck the worcester ttne
engine OF the latter having been feversedl aud
mar which was Isshed outside OF the rigging OF
the schooner ran into the baggage room OF sne
steamer carried away all her upper works, And
,truch her boiler with such force to cause great
spprehensions OF going through Il. The lanings
of the spar we're carried away, and 1t fell astern
mon plaintiffs boat The steamer vas injured 10
he extent OF SIS. II oontended that If there had
been ordinary prudence and skill on board the
schooner the accident would not have occurred, as
the wind ard tide were In her favor, and she coald
have kept away, while the steamer could not ~
il denied that the fault was with plaintiff Tein'
mony was taken. Decision reserved.
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DRMOyAL.-Dks CHILDs soHD have removed
LlIhelr Office 70 SO Chamsorsa 0ies hours from " 10
O'Clock, A. n. and from 10 and J TO g. IN
fhey have opened Q Medical and Surgical Inhneary,
where the poor win be attended gataousIy fusedayA
Thursdays and Saturdays, from 70 II O'Clock, An.
Or chlds win give particular attention 70 diseases q NJ
Dr. FORD TO dissssss Of he eye and ear and 70 rEea
Gases generally. UH ~
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xxrInnaW sHAnKs, aILf ooRNICEsl pRA.

WINDOW SHADES! GILT coRNlCEsl DRA-
w PEkY MUsLiNB, ke-families srout furnishing
heir windows with The above articles. vnl and O.
wooDFoRDs, 2s5 Broadway, the largest and boat -
sorment IN the ciy several new styles never before nuo
dueed in Nev.York Lace and muslin curtains drapesy,
tsssels loops pins bands cornicea he esmilies pur
chasing Of the subscriber may rely upon getting hfsrai
lure IL Merchants buying Wholesale viii Ind II decidedly
70 their advantage call before pureh wing eisewhere
ai6U y. q. WODDBOhD 6to sfosdSay.
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AUCTION SALES.
b GARDINER, Aucuoneer.
pY BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store SS3 Brosdwsy, cor. Anlhonyst
~ Particular attention Htll 10 givon 10 s@ios Of rsssy
soods, Porcelain, Paintings nc ALSO. Furniture OF hrn
us, diving up Housekeeping Also, stocks Of kanufsss
tursfs, ke AL Of which respectfully sollciIsd.
Having nads co arrangement with Mr.. A @. 1UTrLn a
MS salesman he hopes ue The patronage Of bis friends
% iths pnblla iel isu
Ar PRfvArE sALE-DIAaosD JzwELRy, ke.-l Breul
Ptu superb sipge brilliant Of the hrst water velaed Al
ESQ; do Finger R1g, Sl0i do do 1885, do do, sI2i
DO DO s7Olus received and Of tho laes and most lash
ion sye Of setting and viii be ,old q, prices mach be-
Also, superb new silver gil, prize sword-eost sia5
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rzr- The Railroad ssross ihs Fc'tsgs - ms
s.ss =, Mario. Is progressing hssly. al shs hssT
Ia, ss,t Of tbs saL 10 grsaips being sfssdy agns
rtsy viii oommsses iappsd.sssly lsyiss err we
timber for The usah, AID ~ the hfs. u Oeseesf'
h sspsotsd the csys viii be fanalaE
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duce parallel or description frsnght with such
startling and sfal Circumstances, a. represented
IN the truths OF this ease.
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REMOVAL.

nH. EDWARD II. DIXON Edilor Of me scNpss
Ohas removed bis consulting oces 10 liz Grand o. one
door west OF Broadway where be attends 70 ocs consul
lsuobs and operative surgery exclusively, odes hear,
rom 10 10 5 and 10 evenlnga
fhs pubnshing Office Ofsas scaipes aa Assos.Hoas&
IVA I'm
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IZELTY RIkEk, 49, Chsthsmst cell the afteut1oo
IN Of all persoaa wanting Shades TO their sssorsmeot Of
Shades and materials for mailing and banging sasdes
They the best quality only and eel a prices l
per ce.t lees than any other manu- acturers All Shades
warranted not W srck or curl. auis lmoAWA
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PLANK RoADs.-We understand that Plaok
Road will be laid from Hamilton.av. or thereabout
to Coney Island some time during the Winter, 50
as TO be ready for the travel of 1851. Such road
would be a delightful addition to the "drives' in
the vicinity of the Metropolis
NUIsAsCYs-We trust that the Board OF Health
will not rett on their laurels after sttacknga couple
of distiIeries There is more work to do; let it
not be neglected.
RiIED UP-The Democracy" seem to be bad
ly rled because Of some alleged Irregularities In
tho distribution Of spoils. There seems to be
short allowance Of teats for 80 large litter.
REMOVAL OF THE DfAD.-The authorities have
given notice that the remains of the dead must be
removed from the Burial Ground Of tho Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church in FusOn'av. between
Smith and Hoyi sits before the LIST Of January 1851
DELEGATES The Locos elect Delegates TO night
who Are to choose a representative to Syracuse.
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CALIFORNIA.

o->>>>~~>~>>>N>>>~>>>-~> >>-S>>>-~-
81 ). i L:. Pearls b BR0CkWAI,s A. rss .'
sAcRAhESro CITY,
GsoCsm AND Commission MIHcHAMfs.
4 IBERAL ADVANCES made 90 eonsiEunsshs ssS g
Il Agency basnoss promptly attended ". HsSsr "
y. 4. fAnrasrocK 4 Co Nevxerh
Lar YOU'VE, PhtlAdelphsa.
nBAxL nron, Rftzsburrh. avs n
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AN AExwIE, Anerooeer.
DY BANGS, BROTH & Il 81 co. siol

OY nANGS BROTHER 81 co. siors 2o4 Broad
10 VA Particular attention given 10 the sale 9fltrivsn
shrEds- Cash advances made when deafed
EoTIcE-fhe copHnenhp Of BANGS, PLAfr co.
wss dissolved by the death Of Mr. PLAfr the 9Th Of
MAY las The business vii be confined by the survivors
aDder tho ntle OF BANG1 BROTHER co.
uew-rUA. aug 4, iasn
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug 81, a. O'Clock
VALUABLE STANDARD Books A large collection OF
library editions OF popular standard and miscellaneous
WORKS embrscioz many fne London copies some Of which
are beautifully Illustrated
Catalogues will be ready on Tuesday.
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. y, 81 o'clock.
EEeLTsH AMERICAN Books "A large and valuable
collection Of standard and miscellaneous English and Ame
rican Jbcsiops embracing vofks In the VARIOUS branch
60, m, by Of which are elega ntly illustrated.
AT PRivATE 5kLE-A gfesI assortment OF Writing Pa
pers Letter Cap, Cut and fiat do tho favorable
iemE Booksellers and co1nuy merchants inyited 10
call
ar FaIvArs sALa-sohns Popular Library ssdes-
complete acts Of hess -ery desirable And seieci
now offered the trade and others eomping he stand
ard Library 81 vols; tho gcsanhc library vols The Az
tquAan Library IS vols The Classical Library, II yolsi
and The illustrated Library tGev SORES intending Lodges
Portraits Of Iusthous Persousges OF 0reai 8disin The
volumes aold separately II desired ne~ ia las t1si
Issued OF he various Sorss AMI nay Be bad 81 Us
Also, LaIzners Poplar Lectures % sciouco and ara
vola syo; EwbAnks Hydraulics aud hechsnlcs, Joan
son's Warmers Encyclopedia 0nsuons gresi ~ors 90
Hleh Cows, Phasrs Principles Of Agriculture, lions
sonsssr. Bsnneus noubls Entry sookseooing, sso.
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-. DowNER 4 CO
COMMISSION MERUHAMTs
SACRAMENTO CITY,

Re6yenees IN Nsc York B. T. Blrsnahsn, II Broad.
way; wlltzms Bradford Co. IA Corusnd'si heary
Sheldon Co l24 Brosdway, souihworth sisnson Co
Comics sip; j. L. IN L. Ghswold, 81 Font Ct Allen
Rogers 2S Front Ct Hysop Coin - Front = Gov
Ing 4 Co 10 South-st y. B. Lchfsd Co 80 yearisl
j. T. Trppe, 12g Maiden-lsne Robert bod, NewafA
J.; George Carts, Uucs, N Y. saiI Don
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tspa eats ssw Nsa 80 se.@s 80 49,, - a
u S.a. ~. ~ st,ssss s-+,s - -. ....,
s.4y s.,ssa Arvs, ~ as.ses4s % 70 +t,,sH
Han iSNEs skf>f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
IsTHrdus HOTELS

ISTHMUS HoTEI1.
ghAekS,i ANp 1ykooea
INHE ikSIrs HOUSE, q chsgss. wallace ~. W.
II llama assissed by Hugh Miller
YHE PANAMA. RAILRoAD HoTnA si osrssaa ~
der The msnsg cement OF A b Miller and 2. oeags.
PIE AMERICAN HOTEL. q Cruces, usdsr - m1n.
sx,ment OF n n Bogef and Il. Miller, Jr.
tHC UNiYEp sYkfEs HofEk q Panama ss19 -
nansg smeni Of Adrian D. hilsr. vi sAse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

nR. RICnAHps0S,ss rnUf.-oss q es 49,
s sAoer nerbes 40 ssnInsr pains and p@as ~
BionccA - % -.
soIl a o.. frssAax,4'. ss fsastsS Clssiss 9. GAk
is1 srusAwsy. Il Hs pr9Slr s.of~ ~l doi hesS
ssns. IsS Roxsrx. aayiscs, AIS YsaTs<si - -
asys ~ ralra- * sreoksyr siy. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auetonesr.
DENJAnIN MOONEY VIII sell this day al SUCTION
Dat o'clock. he store. u Pau st-dsriWara Cut
kty Fsncv Cocoa Ne coas.ng Of eSded dies Hat nose
pyefs rail hsmmers tea bays pen and poek knives 10
Dc zen N on cafds scissors fancy boxes knins
pins, heaihs &c Also, watches Jswelfy, NC so4o Ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

ARTIST or BuRGLsR-A Dgtchman, ea4las
himself Frederick vonbarg. vas detected "a 100
act Of bnrsiariSusly entering tho premises so1so
~ the College Green Cottage. excepted ~ M DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

BRoOgLYs BURGLARS --TSo fellows, called
Phibp Davis and James Manson. we're arrested by
the Assistant Captain Of the Fifth Ward Police
and Captain Carpenter, on q charge Of breskios
into the tailoring store. 1879 Fulton o. Brooklyn On
the 9Th Of Jolly ss,, and stealing thereiron large
amount of clothing The coats aud pantaioons IN
which the rogaes were dressed were 1enuhed
BY the owner Of the property. The accused were
sonveysd % Brooklyn for trial.
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
No. XXI.

Foiiiioai dA6 Zeal Dsb1f<. Nssfis1 Of Aner1
kas, "a Paris. DrS NOT aad Nc Cliafack M Coysta
Ny. PeoesL SseaifsS.... SsOr.....EagLaAd, re- &c.
CorrespOndenee Of The frihune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Boat RACE "A Boat Race came of on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock from Castle Garden, around
Ellis Island and back; two 10 feet boats, the Den
mis- Mullins, rowed by Hugh Burns, and the John
Let's rowed by Edward Cosdy, the former win
ming easy. Distance miles. Time 20 minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Niituttts- oip ssrAnttsukp Lsnr
NisrNAE. Sssaesss q afee fssPat~sF eSfs - n
a. ~ pseii ti,.i 81 vrisass ~ r,.tH<s ", eTeI ~
.sslrNss ~ CsHa rksse tsssgs sss hs " ssts1 !.
s.sa s.k 10 kas - ss.s9 ~ ~ Fsi usfe 80 49,.
"a sst 7si.s "a Fiaa tasya a. As1slss N>14s>'t-s
- -hl.A $40. - 80 A-ssss y.ssstefs $500 :.
p-rks a.ss s>rgnsa st. es@fss-, = ~ cst
Ys+se
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE
THAT
TIE CHICAGO BOOK ST0RI

=
Is the place where he lrrcst s,ogt of Rocks in the
c.yis sold at ,he LOWEST PRICES, "ecau
100 McGpaey'. Readers,
1000 Spoilers,
800 loz Sanders do
u0dozeach sanlr5s' u, 81 81 i.h Stu Readers.
10 doz. Adams Arlhmelcs,
80 doz. Rays do
100 Th1mp-0l's do
Perkins. Sm.ths, Davies, ,nnd Emerson Authns-
tics, Muchri's Oneys, SmrAs, and Norr'- Geo.
Emphi,s, Browns, ki-khlms, Smith ami buG.n's
and Pmneos Gmmmas; Cguersaud Iay.o' Ply
soogy Comgorks, Dus,rd PaTket'- aud awlI's
Phi 1sop1y; Smiths 1Ht jlritt's Autonomy, Com.
s,0cE-, fOwaei aal Gray Chemistry, Tosc,aer
SCHOOL BOOKS
now in use in The west. Country ilerchCn's teach
eIs. and a ntere ted IN cuoo,, HIg respectfully IN.
lom,d that they vii ind lt greatly Inr tleiIln,cJeal
tuCa.. on vs. before mnNlg their Purchases.
BLANK BOOKS
Ofey,ry variety are constantly on dand Or made 70
order Lcigers, Jourw,s Records aud every OH.
ers,yle ot7ccouEt books oil the 5ca! quantities. " pa
MUSIC BOOKS
p-alloIy Gamma SacTN,
NcudcIsohn Collection, Bay Slsts Collection.
National Psamst, Sacred Minstrel,
fsa,mist, Ch1ralst,
md all h varieties on Secular .I4Sic Books Jatsp
ile and School Sang Books
PAPER HANGTNGSll
4 splendid assortment OF Room Papers, borders
and curtnm papers, constantly on hand at the loo
est prices
We can offer the public the qyecs, stool, Of Book
and Stationeryin Chicago, u.icnu sell Il as chcaI
, US he rssdpe5i q, ls2 Lake q Chicago.
Feb a. II. 81 { bUkLEY
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

4 SUPERIOR nr,icle for sale NJ the City Dug
- Store. ieh9 G. l. TuuNP-oS.
NJ AIS, NAILS loo kegs Boston nails, III
~ sizes, from Jl 10 4Ol lsrsneb by
octl3 Wv lIA4zELI
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

The Near1lir Pulmonary blisi,1 i- p-cnarcl
only by REED * CUTLER. uatp Reed, Wing 4
Curlcra p.ugeis's No 81 Chatham Street Bn.toI,
,tsu doors ensi oi hri, late stand q Merchants Rowj
VINO ara the only N5,-rs,og. Of the ongino. rrci,s
tor The same The genuine bl,sam wN aIways
have the s-No,u-, of one uf the uh0yc firm, VIZ.
Sampson Reed cr WIN Ionn Cutler 'heiug a'waye
prepared by one Of The before named personally
For sale hy C. l. Tul.,p oy. Oyatca
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
INministrNtcr Notices.

Ls,a,eof Thomas ColiigdN, deceased
puRSCANl't 10 an cyier Of the county court ei Ia
Sale county, ro,iee IS hereby giyea, iha, all
PERSONS having claims agair.st the estate OF Thomas
Cv.iGan. late ct the county OF Ia Sale, deed, are
required 10 produce ,hcsaur m wuuns aud HE them
IN sand court on thr 81 N0ndaN 0i August next,
EeSt, when and where sad claimants are requested
10 attend Tor the pUuUst ol having their claims ai
yusisd IN pursugn.c OF law.
Juy l-.4g-5t MARTIN MURGAV, AGM'r
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
nls0irincs.
MOEFATS
Life Pills ana PhGnix BitterS.

u
'rhes. Medicines have now been before the
pubic for I.eriod of FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
d,rinr that time have maintained high charbc-
ter ia almost every part of the globe of their eS-
traordinarv and immediate power "i restoring per-
feet health To persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease tpwkch the human frame Is liable.
IN MANY THOUSANDS
Of ecrtifcatcI instances, they have even rescued
sufferers from the vcry verge of aa unun'y
-raye. aller all the deceptive uoSirum> "i ih' day
h,J utterly lasd and tn many thousands they
h,vs nprmaucntlv secured that uniform rslny-
pstt or health. without Smch lac i''e'' - out
a martial blessing. So great, indeed, has ih'"
efficacy invariably aud m,ahh'r proved That "
h,. ooDeared scarcely less than miraculous 10
those who were acquainted with ~" nr'"H1Oy
philosophical principles upon wh'h 'h.y az '.''l-
,,rulrl aud upou which they consequently set
f. was to their manifest and sensible "S''n IN
nn,ik.iyr the springs nud channels Of Htr, and en-
dnrr them with renewed tome ana NI5'7' t'at
.hey were indebted t1r their name
HIN, ils host of uarnicious qHHcNeres which
boo.t nfycgctabls ingredients, the LIFE MEpl.
rTNFS are purely and solely vegetable and
c1nisin neither Mercury, nor Antlmony, nor
Arsenic. nor ANY other mnefa' III any l"th
want.vtr. . They are entlrcy conpnsed of rN-
4 al lta y,r
'fA''S ""', ''e ",o -, L,,,,,,, Il, s,ysr,I Inl;,,
ol ""cn' u""'t Us NJ, ,.,,,i,,rt ,h,r,nnc.,,.
u'Is' ana recently W .,',,..,,,.r ,,oknnyn ,n ,ba
us" 'a'is', ".s ,,ns,lir,I science and were
never before administered III sohappHy eheacious
" T,.',.'N''' -, =. D., lg,s,r f,a,, tha costs
Of the ' stomach tom and bowels the various npar,.
ties sid crudjties constantly settling rnund them
and :, remove the hardened iuces which collect
I'm the couvuluuns OF the small lu'e'iines' Other
medicines only pn1irly cleanse W's'' ana isn'e
such solicited masses behind TO produce ha1tul
C,s,iypu,ss, with all MS train OF evils "r sudden
Dorhra with ls immJoen! dangers. his TACT
IS swcu-kuuwa to al regular anat"nss VINO eH-
anime the hUman bowels s'ler deA'h oAd hence
oh, preiudics of these wcllmurned men against
tLe ou5ck medicines ur the are. The srcoud
s4'r, Of the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-
CTNFs IS To cleanse The kidneys and the blad-
der: aud. by th.s means, the liver and lungs,
the hralthful action Of which entirely depends
..... t.. r.,,,.i,rt,. Yf the urinary organs. HE
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
Just Received,

A LRGE assortment Of l,onne,p. consisting
N Of Florence Brold, China Plaid, English CO.
val, Birdseye. Rutland. Gimp aud Alpaca Of the Ia
test s'yles, and selected with greai deal Of care
cxpressly for the tpring trade
For sale lowhy l. 7 SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
Rilinns FeYors Id L-VeI NoMpIanle.

Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General DEBILITY, Loss oE AfrE, ,rb' ANo
D,sgtsr.oF fgu,Lgsg-thrse IN. dtclucs nave been
used with fhe most beneficial results IN cls,s oi
this description .--KNes EyrL aud ocooFuLA' IN
i,s worst forms, yields 10 the mild yet powerful
action OF these remarkable Medicines NioT
SWANS, NGnyots DrmLrrY, NGHo,s Govt
PLANTS of on Kinds. P,lur,uoN oF rms ilEAWr
p,I.rl.u's CoiIg, on, speedily cured
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

Gs3.z% waiting plroh0-rrs ct my Farm AMI
NIHery On the leest sidr NJ Eoz Hirrr
~ DI~jo1, and .i.e miles northwest OF Ottawa.
They consist 90, nearly
800 Varieties Of Apple,
And great variety uf Psnra. P.uml np Chrr.rs,
which llyr been selected with care aui great cX.
prnst trUm tHr most popu1rum ~ rovel Nurr
uc IN the Union, embracing nearly li .he . ..nt
vlriete7 IN the eastern AMI souteiu .tniys, the tu'
OF which i, confidently hci.yrl, cnuuo. ia. tu SUIT
the ao- -tdrhcate md refined pilates.
The subscriber Hs-nmus with conf rucc ihHt he
h1s the greatest rdricfu and most sp'cuiid gsSOrt-
meRt to be found IN northern Illinois The trees
ARE from to } years OF age and ranging from . to
icct IN height, and wei pgoporuoncd.
II /, believed that the lmentlb,r tcmissuc-s on
the pant Of farmers, every where Observable IN pan-
ting ult ,Iccs, IS mostly attributable 10 the almost
total failure, IN most coscs, where trees have been
,rlnspauted from distance and the ilbrnu- roots
on which the lree relies fol rs nutImcnt have be-
come dead iom too long exposure to dry air or Sc.
we're irosls alcr taking them up either OF which -
fatal 10 its growth But these embarIassments 10
longer 5xist. The farmer can now BE- supplied IN
his own vicinity with the ndmbar ani yin'y Ne
wishes, grownln the sam so., and climate ~ which
they nre TO he tran planted.
1.-THE trees taken up IN the spring, It should he
done soon after the iios, Is out othe grounl-pt NIL
events, before The leaf begins 10 put ollh Ii taken
upin the tall, they should he buried until spring.
Apple trees at the Nursery ~ cents hll chel
kinds, % cents. WELLS WATT.
Dlyton, Jan 10 l8J0--tf
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
Ilisccll aneous.
DAYTON Woollen Factory,

TIME above Factory has now hecn in successful
. operation ioG eight years past and the under
sIrncI deem i unnecessary 70 make any promise.
OF pledges l0r thelr good conduct orSctA. oargains
arl Vlu.l merely cay, that they hgye good Gssor,-
mon, Of Pulled Clothes.
C.ss.uerss SlttiEeti, Iicssa, Jeans, Hard Times
FcaHs!s o. ryrl0gs ;'HCS, N-aJc.S, Blankets
rga Seeking lu-0, double Ce. t,,l,ie@
NHt v.. have. BY the time ;hc new -.g comes CT
p ..-.re'yc OF gCcus,Hlu'hry have e7V. tv.rEc Of
Gle4. ord They sIe getting ON another SCI OF ma
cAgrTr .Hv die middle G.. May uytlN Ui the bcsi
and glst improved KIND, Wh ca Wi. enable ihcu 10
tagrl Gun double .s number o. ys.js ,hat yhry have
e.C- done before, .cJ ,hry HOW fee. ccUht"lt 10
sav.a, 20 WOO, growers, tTDcrs, and merchants,
,a,t taa.- wants can BE- falls Supplied on Tie i.ost
..r.,rat .clculs, lE cS aaagEy .. Woo. gg cash.
tnlIsbg asts S!,j.iu'u".
They VIII ,Ggj, ,s.Haua geelat -t ,-aJs per pound
~ .o.s Ct jJ.os or over.
C9s'7" Clra.lE o. ; cs Is ger ra,'" MA,
The. sgrJ 1850 ~c,S lt .y.p'.s# f t00rt
t.rs. ,.uaa vl. &c Gu'a .g 30 good r-ae,. act %
woo. .s pat mp .u ygggsrtUni .l"y V- "arr1H;
their work 50 give satisfaction. Persons coming
lr,n G.sl7nce who may Dsye 20 s.gg oys. night
sAa.. b.tpUo v2peo-r.
CI0TH D8ESSlNc
VIII B.. done ~ The u7Ha. p.-. and 81 as bestHa1.
ncr, aUj warranted @, give .au. .acaea, - n-.:e ou.
ihc bcg, W,.>GsH are employed.
Wool. Naest, Corn, L-!l, an SoaP VT. - IA
hen IN pay %, wogS. J. * y GALLH.
Dlvon Factory, April -. ls51-Gl.i
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
l,nnncfs. Ilnni,cist

THE very latest arrival OF the most fashionable
syesnow worn ia the eastern cities n very large
stock having purchased them nj very low rates, we
feel lufuted IN saying that we can sell lower than
any stock yet offered. tm3l l. 7 SANGER & Co
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose cuus Ituuuus have become I'M
mired BY the njudclou, usr oi MEncuHy, will
lind these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations OF Sarsaparilla single tr'l will
place them beyond the rench of competition, III
the estimation of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and then
netarious authors arrested, both in the city oiNew
York and abroad.
Buy Of 10 Jne who ia not an AUTHORIZED
AoESr. ,
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. H. MoffAi'
1876 Broadway New York
FOR SALE BY
WALKER d HICKLING, Ohd~d'
Ou,w, Ion 10 'Sn-lv
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20


EXPLANATION OF THg "ksoCRISGs" The Nus
sveft h'rahanfs Day BOOK has tie l,l,owng
Agenue,nan who has heard AMI watched ut
tenaveiy the phenomena Of the mysterious rapp-
ings, has furnished US with his solution Of The
tpa,ter--which, as bcin, ,hc only rational exph.
nation we have heard, deserves TO be- recorded -
lie says that tho rnppiugs, when he first heard
them, reminded him instantly Of tho DISCHARGES
Of an slcctric battery, each detonation lemv aju.
DE- rs ia the case with them. Now, by surprising
that one of The ladies Is powerfully ci,rscd with
electricity in u positive form. while the other !,
charged negatively, tho phenomenon of the sounds,
or rappinfgs is at onco accounted for. ia we'll
known that n person IN magnetic state receives.
and reflects whatever il ia the mind Of the per
con IN communications; and this readily explains
the general correctness Of the answers given "a
questions |, accounts, also. for tho incorrect re-
plies sometimes given, by suppo.iny that the i'm
preston OF the quesiioners mind upon that ol
the magne.ixei is weak confused or imperfect.
shis appears to us to bc an cmincntly rational
view Of the case, aud places tho whole subject II
lot out of tho pale Of mystery. at least behind
tho ranks Of novelty. BY including Il nt once a.
mong tho innunerahlc demonstrations of animal
magnsiisin.