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Liverpool Market.

Since the sailing of the Atlantic cotton has re.
cceded I,
Corn, Flour, and Wheat no perceptible change
generally dull
Beef nothing doing. The same in Fork. Ba-
con in demand, with lgh, stock on hand.
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Mt, Palatine Academy,

nNlilS institution is now under the Joint direc-
ton oil Key. O. FISHER, and Rev, &. NJ.
WRIGHT, Principals
The long experience and established reputation of
these gentlemen, as teachers, will, we doubt not, be
sufficient guarantee TO the public that this lns,u-
uon Will met the most ssngulne expectations OF its
friends and patrons
The Institution will be divided into three depart
mrnis viz: Classical, Normal, and Mathematical,
and Female Rev o Flshe., Professor of Latin
Greek, Mcnta and Moral Science Rev. c. NJ
Wright. Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Science, aud Normal Department
TERMS AND VACATIONS
Spring session viii commence 81 Wcdn'yi in April.
Summer I'd Aug
falI 9th Oct'r
Winter Sd Jan.
There will be vacation OF two weeks ut the
close OF the winter session, and one of six weeks
following the spring sion, which will invariably
close on the 4h OF July, at which umc will take
place the annual exhibition. Annunl examination
at the close the winter session, at which times the
Board OF Visitors are invited 10 be present.
EXPENSES
For Reading, Mental and Practical Arithmetic
Geography, and Grammar commenced II. SO 90
For Grammar advanced, Higher Arhme-
TIC, Algebra commenced, Philosophy,
Chemistry. Astronomy, &c,...........40 90
For Botany, higher Mathematics and Lam
=, suascSr. .';.'.'.' ''.........."...... D w
Muse, .Plano Forte l....................l0 90
Contingent DIS .................l2
Rooms IN Academy. ....................l5 50
Board from 81 TO 81 IS. The very best accom-
modauons will be provided Students can board
themselves II they desire. All tuition bills payable
in advance, and no student admitted for less than
term, and no deduction eXcepiIn case oiprotractcd
sickness.
LOCATION
This Institution i. located at Mt Palatine in Put.
nam County, Illinois, twenty mics from Ottawa BY
stage, forty miles from Peoria, ten miles south OF
Peru and ten miles east of Hcnnepln. II is retired
spot elevated and surrounded by most delightful
scenery. Its health isunsurpassed by my other To-.
cation. ]. HlGBY, President
| othe Board Of Trustees.
! Mt Pantinc, Feb, 90, 1880
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Montrosc, Pa, Nov. 10.

Two accidents occurred on Leg
gets Cross Railroad yesterday by
premature discharges in blasting
rock, 10y which three men were kill
cd and several others injured.
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Washington, Nov !

washington, NOV. y.
Tile Republic ofthis morning COM
parcs the fugitive slave law of con-
gress with the law Of 1898, and says
ii the law is unconstitutional the one
signed by Washington is also.
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Select school.
To OniCcys and Soldiers,

Whsther Regulsr, Volunteer, Rangers. or Militia
Of the War of 1872, Merican, aud all Indian
Wars since 1890, tBiaeh Haicps Var included
A Lib ofyou who have not received bounty lnnds
n nre nov ent,ledt to them, md can obtain nfor
nation and assistance IN procuring them by calling
npon the undersigned at his Pension. Bounty. Land
Patent, and General Agency Office or by le,tcrpos,
paid. Having had several ycsrs experience in the
public departments At Washington Cty, he is rna
bled TO render efficient service to those having bust.
ness OF any description, before either them.
Office in the Court House, Joliet Illinois.
A r PATRICK, Attorney at Lap.
Ref.rencs--Senalors aud Representa- tivesin con
grcss from Illinois, Hon VIM Reddick and Johr
lIisc. Esq Ottawa Hon. J, A. Mat-son mud Hon
Vim. r, Little. Joliet. Oct IL, 1850 i0f
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To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

TNIIE subscriber in addition TO a very large stock
L othIs own manufacture, Is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing establishment, nt
the east, a complete assortment Of Hats Cps and
Fur Goods, designed expressly for the wholesale
trade which will be sold on liberia terms and at New
York prices, adding transportation His goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles a.
dapted TO the western trade His stock will always
be complete, atiording merchants aud hattcr an OPP
portuulty ofkecping good assortment without buy
ing an overstock of goods that change in style very
often. J. A. SMITH, ITO Lake Street.
Chicago, August 81.
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K0HN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN. ..
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods
.LoOK BEFORE rot LEAP rs -
..LoOK BEFORE rot LEAf,rs

Thes old enough but yet's 'erss
n To- e % alude
Jteesh attached which safely -l,.
mi whae Look bci0's
They determined do right though Others mieh, do WRONG
locked
They admred-irsely bought and spoke m praises loud
Fory
TO class
1IIenviou Their why others thai they
Coudw had by putting and
splendid trade s
Ietsty wand mnk- ssmuch ike theirs be;
eok clothes Thought
They quality, nor Look before they Lap
ri, mark thctulI Of MS
T r.-np Tcc's qlnhy-ilats locked Tor ny Ia. lhrorg
They knnw stand ioIclnhrns good ~
The ltnoians wake, they" Look Itfoe they Leap"
Thefm Of clho In grounded deep for honorable trade
cthesa IeraM;
>u mart OF fasnhnsi the advantage. ye reap
BE Manilebau.is, and Look before
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L. p. Sanger & Co.

4 RE now rcceiylag and Will open on Monday
"a next Mt their new store, corner OF La Sale
and Cana! streets, one OF the largest and best as
sortinents OF Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware,
Crockcry, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Bon.
nets, Muffs, &c. selected with the greatest care
expressly for the wants OF this country, which they
otie TO sell for cash country produce as low II
not lower than can be bought else where.
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Delaware Election. -. Democratic Tri.
umph.
New York. Nov. Is.
The democrats have elected their Governor
and I've thirds Of the Legislature, thereby sscur.
ing = democratic u. 3. Senator; and also the
member Of Congress, which makes the vote Of tho
state democratic in case the election comes 10 the
House,
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AdmInistrator,e Sale,

WILL be sold on Monday. the Both day ofDe.
w cember next, on the premises, the personal
properly Of William X Brown, deceased
Nov. l6. L. r SLsGIE idn'r
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WE will offer county orders to tax payers al a
w liberal discount. Gale
nov l6 KosS & MAsDLEBAuN.
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Lost = Five Dollars Reward.
T OST BY the subscriber, on the road from Ottawa
IL to Lisbon, on the Gath Of Oc,ober.s Small Leo.
ther Wdilst, containing thry.nine o, forty dollars
mostly Michigan money, The above rwirs will
be paid to any one on delivering the same 10 Jose p
Niles, at Morris. Al. WARNOCK.
Morris GTundy co, III, &C, 81. lss9.r
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Estate u stephen W, Sampson. d.ceossL
NOTICES hereby given that ] will make appli-
~ cation TO the county court OF La Sale county
on the thMonday ofDecelnber next for On order to
sell the lands and tenemen,s belonging TO the e..
tate Of Stephen W. Sampson, deceased, or ss much
thereof as may be necessary opay the debts Of said
deceased. at which time and place all persons inter.
es,ed, are requested 10 appear and chow cnuse why
said real estate should not be sold for the purpose
Aforesaid. RpHASSAu SAxfeoN, Adinrr.
November ., 1880. ,.a... .u
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To Officers. Soldiers, widows and
Heirs Of deceased Soldiers.

N ID ANL 4NV 10 o VIIdE VIC uITutTsIRlItUdlt
"A on hand, as usua, 10 procure your bounty lands,
pensions back aud extra pay at nominal rates low.
Or than ever Having had considerable experience
in this business, and beng in direct correspondence
10Th the Depar tments Of the Government having in
charge the adjustment, ofsuch claims, we are certain
We can do your business TO your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful in in securing claims OF
hs kind, we never charge. Call aud see us ut our
law and land agency office. NoRR,s& FlsHrR.
Nov H. l65U-tf
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silks.
Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro de Rhine Silks,
Rich Brocnde, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin Bonnet silks and satins
SHAWLS
900 long and square Shnwls, Of every variety Of
style and color; bought at reduced prices which
will be sold nj a grcnt bargain
300 pieces Bonnet, Cap, and Taileta Ribbons
PLAIN and fancy Ruches, artificial flowers.
Gmps, FTinges and Trimmings,
SILK, Linen, and Gotten Edgngs,
Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bishop Lawns, Jaconet and Cambria.
Beaver and Pilot Cloths.
Is pieces blue black, brown, green Broadc!oIhs,
% plain and fancy Cassimeres,
SO Saunetts,
81 Jeans, Tweeds, and Sleeps Greys
SIS plain and figured Linseys,
A red, white, and yellow Fiannels,
30 Canton Flanncs,
so coored ana white Blankets.
100 cases Boots and Shoes direct from eastern
ms uutar,u now Oneuinp Mt L.. L. NASGKRs.
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SIGuT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums to suit purchasers, for sge
by noy9 NORRIS & FISHER.
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New York Eiection...The Governor still
in doubt.

new York NOV. liz.
Oflicial returns have been received from Broonc
county, making 50 counties in all. 1t takes 80
votes from Hunts majority as published in the
Tribune Of this morning, leaving him $50 ahead
The Tribune expresses doubts Of the election Of
Hunt.
The following arc the official;
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ON at very low prices all of which he offers to his
Beng resolved not 10 be undersold by any one. he
Iainne his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
aiken IN exchenge His stock consists in part Of
vest patterns buttons. paper cambrc sleta tailors
trimmings, dress maker trimmings bonnet trim-
Inlngs, woolJn hoods, door mats wooden shirts and
drawers, cotton do. cotton yarn from No 10 No y,
carpet warp, silk and tabby vslvss, black dress and
manun silks, gmps, trnges, braids, suspenders. Ia
bic covers, linen napkins, nankeen, blue drills,
whaebones curtain drnpery, &c, &c.
Also a large assortment of choice GROCERIES,
as follows:
% hhds n Orleans sugar, and so bbls do molasses,
~ bbs sugar house molasses.
~ white crushed and powdered sugars.
~ chests superior young Tyson and Twankey
| - boxes bar soap, ~ do star candles, lteas,
% boxes superior taIlow candles,
80 boxes new Malaga raisins,
% " plug tobacco,
! 10 bbis tine cut chewing and smoking tobacco,
50 sacks superior Rio coiliee.
do java,
ueTces new and choice nee
70 bbs. No IL, Il 3mackerel.
| tons genuine Goldfish
| 10 Jars maccaboy snuff
80 dozenpepper sauce,
10 gross clay pipes. Also choice assortment Of
pure gngef' saleratns, pepper, SPICE, cloves, nut
inegs, cinnamon, indigo, starch. madden, logwood.
copperns, epson and gnuber salts, alum, &c, &c
Also nlg &c assor,men, ofBOOTS and SHOES
consisting ofmens thick kip, and fine bos,s,
Mcrs superior, double soled, wotcrprooido
Mems thick brogans, Boys thick brogans,
do kip do do kip do
Youths thick and kipbrc gons,
1000 prs children's shoes of all kinds
Ladies Jenny Lind and Excelsior buskin.
do morocco and leather do rre,ies
do morocco bootecs, slippers and ties in gren: va
Mems dancing Punpsand slippers,
do India rubber over shoes,
Ladies lndia rubber slippers buskins md bootees.
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LREADY
", ntto nsrlak,t "
ofuuflcp patronage We wi
dior leu
p,edsr hnmndsssw satby the pnchs rof
KOHN NANDLEBACN
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Warehouse sale.

ON Saturday, Dec. 7lh, n, the warehouse .f 7.
" f. Charrunud, will be sold at auction one cask
VINE, to pay warehouse charges.
Ottawa NOV l6 1850 z CuARRrAup.
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SHELL OYSTERS {!


IS bales brown shec,ings and shir,ings,
8 Drngs, 10 bales Bats,
5 cot yarn and wickinc 5 cot Bsgging
9 carpet warp, 500 " seamless bags
2 " hickory shifting, 9 clerk's strpes,
so ,, a. 6-i Tickngs.
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uCX0uCH@
Qal GOODS an a0Sll0902aaa
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!

of ecna OF anandWm
n nrom low all of
be
His tockco of
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M &C.
vesani
knives poke, knives shears backing hqtg and backing brushes
uw hshey cgembed
yellow bake proof yellow nT'c bed chambers anio forth
Of al nk
crooks o
tsacks outsem, pie n harrnr
rcuta catv,py ofarle
10 shou edcpduatu
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A GENERAL assortment Of all sizes in demand
~ NJ low nriccs, for cnsh only lonN HossAck.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

II CLARKE s, co, 100, Lake street
~ Chicago, offer for sale 10 country
81 dealers and physicians large and well
Effa selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines
among which are
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r IORN- 100 Bushels ear corn is wanted for cash
y tobs delivered by the Ii, Of November nett
Oct II 1880. 6. BURR.
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Lumber ~ aEONs

u NEW Two Horse lumber wagons fer sne low
= rrthan any in town; they are warranted
Terms, cash Inquire OF Sept, IA, e BURR.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17
WHOLE No. 225.

gins when they will le, him pull the rope,
aud when they wont, why he jlst hayes
stones al them; indepindent is Denuis-- gh-
" iudepinden,.
who nextl Please give me them in 70
tation.'
MKT comes Maggy, she's nineteen. Then
Tim, and Nike and Miles, they are seven
teen mkt Lady's day
wv bat! all OF them seventeen
'Yis. shure, they wur all thray Nv thin
born twins; and then there's Kate, she's four
teen; and Biddy, she's twelve; and Dan o.
Conuel, he is ten; then comes Susey. she is
eight; and Luke, he is four; then Jim, he is
two, and--ihat is all. AT PRESENT.
why madam. you have large family,
aud are fortunate TO have them all living, for
presume you have had no death iu your
family circle
And is il the graif nv me heart We would
be now rakIng up about me chiider that is
dead, walked, aud buried in oud lresnd.-
Havint wo lost four as sweet babes as iyer was
borD'
Excuse me, bat in enumeraIing yout fam
ily forgot 10 ask how many were born in
this country
'Jst none at all. Didn't we all cume over
the dape s y jist twelve month last Eayster.'
Indeed! How Somes it thea that your
son is public ofiicerr
'Why, didn't he fghf and vote at the
powls The last elc,ion and what for shonldu't
he be rewarded for his patriotisni'
Are there any who cannot read and wrire?'
why, should We do that same. whin the
bllssed praist eau do il for US. No. divil a
one barring Pat aud has learned to write his
name ist TO be able TO sign the documents ,
We'll, madam, that is ALL believe you
have no more 10 your family, you sayP
Not at prisint; but there will be another
before your six months are up. and would
like you to put in your book, for it will be
genuine native, and there is no knowing
wha, the country may do for it hereafter
Il cannot do that; besides / do not know
what gender il will be-
'Anah, now, cau'l you ist call at the time
ye fuish.'
We'll, madam, will bear you in mind
Good day
Good day, and iv ye don't come and the
baby, the divi QUESTION III answer We the
next lin years
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17
Barnum's First Operation.

Z. II. Baruum Of New York Museum,
and now the protege OF Jenny Lind, is the
greatest professional Snowman in the world,
and certainly the most su ccesstul money ma
king man at this time in America. What
ever he touches literally turns TO gold. His
lease Of Tom Thumb, his tour through Eu-
rope, his entrance TO Queens palaces and
entertainments 10 crowned heads. was thought
the chef de azure of "a Snowman; but his late
engagement and consequent success with
Jenny, throws the Tom Thumb feat into the
shade. He cleared half million with Tom,
he will clear a million aud half with Jenny
and still his Museum. clearing from $500 to
$500 per day; is his main dependence for
wealth.
His first operation, however, exhibits best
The genius of the man. Most Clevelanders
will remember a few years ago "a small drove
OF Buffaloes passed through this city on their
way east to be exhibited; but the owner be-
ing no Snowman could not pay expenses with
them, and when he got TO Utica they were
seized and sold at constable's sale to pay the
owners debts. Barnum, hearing of this, lost
no time in buying said Buffaloes, getting
them very cheap He took them TO HobrO-
ken, where he hired them kept. saying moth
ing TO nobody. He next went to all the fer
rymen on the river and asked about what
their daily receipts were. Ascertaining this
he pio posed TO charter their services for
single day, paying them slight increase a.
bove Ordinary receipts To this they assem-
ted, and he bound the bargains by advancing
portion of the pay Next appeared barn
door bills in flaming capitals posted all over
New York, that on such day there would
be Grand Buffalo Chase at Hoboken.--
Eighteen live Buffaloes fresh from the Pra.
iries, and wild Indians mounted on native
chargers to chase them, &C., &c all to be
seen .feee gratis and for nothing! New
York turned out as il never had before
The terry boats ran from early light till Q
o'clock the next morning loaded to their
guards with passengers. The nett proceeds
Of the whole operation amounted TO fUe thou
sand dollars, and this was the beginning OF
Barnunl's success aud subsequent fortune.
Cleveland Plaindealer.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17

This had The desired effect They saw
New England was neither playing nor to be
played with. They agreed 10 appoint dsy.
day was fixed. Mr.. Adams went in, took
the floor urging the measure. and alter soma
debate il passed.
Ihe next thing was 10 get commander
Tor his army with supplies, DC. All looked
TO Mr. Adams ON tue next occasion. and he
was ready. tie took the floor and went into
a minute deiineatioD cf the chaia acter Of Gen.
Ward, besiowiug on him the eDconiuns
which belonged 10 no one else. Al the end
OF the eulogy he said: But this is not the
man have chosen He then went into the
delneation OF the character OF a commander
in-chei as was required by the junctnre.-
Add after he had presented the qualifications
IN his strongest language, and given The rea.
sons for the nomination he was sbont TO
make, be said:
'Gentlemen, know these qualifications
are high, but we all know they are needful
10 this chief. Does any one say they are
not TO be obtained in this couotryi 10 re-
ply, ] have 10 say they are; they reside in
one of our body, and he is the person whom
shall now nominate. GEORGE WASH
INGTON, of Virginia
Washington, who sat on Mr.. Adams right
hand. was looking him intently in the face.
To watch the name he was about TO pronounce
not expecting il would be his, sprung from
his seat the minute he heard IT,, and rushed
INTO the adjoining room. Mr.. Adams had
asked his cousin Samuel 10 move an adjourn
ment as sooo as the nomination was made, in
order TO give the members time TO delber-
ate. and the result is before the world.
asked Mr.. Adams. among other questions
the following;
conflict
mo. no., said he not moment | ex-
pec'ed TO he hung aud. quauered il | was
caught--but no matter for tha'--ny country
would be free. | knew George III could not
forge chains long enough aud strong enough
TO reach around the United States
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17
Horrible Attempt at Robbery and Murder.

One of the most daring and desperate at
tempts we ever heard of, was made at the
house OF John Fox, OF East Norwalk, on
Thursday evening, the 2Sth inst, at about q
quarter before nine.
The only members of the family al home
were Mr. and Mrs. Fox and their eldest
daughter, Miss Caroline Fox.
A man masked or disguised as negro,
entered the house, aud rushing upon Mr..
Fox with two butcher knives, demanded his
money. He mistaking the knives for pistols,
stepped behind partition, against which he
was standing, and thereby evaded the blows;
one knife. striking obliquely over The left eye
made slight iucislon. At this moment the
daughter seizing chair, rushed upon the
assassin, dealing him several blows on the
head and arms During this aifray Mrs. Fox
received one blow upon the head and anolh-
er upon the arm, by knife The daughter
was also badly wounded by the knife passing
entirely through the arm, between the hand
and the elbow, Notwithstanding which she
maintained a wonderful presence of mind,
and with. heroic courage continued TO ply
the chair to the ruffian's back. uutil he was
forced To retreat by the door, leaving his
weapons behind.
After securing the door, Mrs. Fox and the
daughter went to the chamber windows and
called loudly for help, upon which several OF
the ueighbors came to their sssstsnce.-
Search being made, dark lantern was found
near the house containing candles, matches,
&c. intended no doubt 10 and in plunderng
the house after the murder Of its inmates.
Mr.. Fox being very much out of health,
and unable to defend himself in the least,
must of necessity have been instantly killed,
had il not been lor the daring intrepedity of
his daughter.
By the vigilance oftliose engaged in try
ing to defect the assassin, i, is hoped that he
will soon be discovered. Two men were ar
rested on Saturday, suspected Of the crime,
and are now undergoing their examination.
Huron Reflector.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17

SEEDS OF THoUGHr.-He who begins life
beuer Than uuth. will proceed by loving
Christianity bvtter than truth, will proceed
by loving his own sect or Church better than
Christianity, aud eud in loyiog himself better
than all.-Coleridge'
'Hause, where was you born.
On de Ilaldoebarrack.'
what alwaysr
'Yaw; aud before, TOO
How old are you thenr
'When de Old school house is built was
two weeks more nor year, what is painted
red, as you goes home init your back behind
you; an de right hant side by de oldt black
smIdt shop, what stands where il was burnt
down next year will be two weeks
Egg g-zackly!-just so"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17
Coughs. Colds, SC.

Hills Basam Of Honey,
Doctor Moore Essence of Life or Pectora Drops
DR.. Cooley Vegetable Elixir or cough drops
De La monterats Vegetable specific. for coughs,
colds. and consumption, &c.
DR.. Larbors Extract Luugwort, for coughs, colds.
consumption, &c.
Dr. Bartholomew $ Pink Expectorant Syrup.
forcoughs colds. consumption, hoarseness Pain
in the Breast. whooping cough. difficult Breath
ing, in young children &c. aud a host of RENE
dies Tor all diseases that flesh is heirto by
SIMPSON.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-17

APEs.-SouIhed has the following unique
definition--Apes, human creatures who were
left unfinished, because they were made so
late on Saturday that the Sabbath put a stop
20 the work