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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
cepti0n Of visitor the 18th inst, under the Ia
management of JOHN w. NIXON. nn5A
During the spring many additions and improvements GI
have been made to insure degree Of comfo and
convenience to the guests Of the house.
The sandy beach Of Biloxi, heretofore annoying Pc
deans, has been planked by order Of the cooperation,
offers promenade unrvsed by any Of the sea coast
vllages =
The Table will always be supplied with the deicacies Of
the coast and New Orleans Market
Attached to the house will be found Bath houses. Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleyl
The following Rates OF Board will b charged during the
season:
y the month (pes weekly 90 90
By the week. 10 W
Children and Servants, half prce. = -
liberal allowance will be made to families boarding By
the month Y
Biloxi. May 10, 1851. m7l5 Bun
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and consequently are able 10 u1njeh every lining line
OF g me quality the price, that in this respect no other
ESTABLISHMENT excel, if at all equal them
S.,H.PAGE, Agent,
49, y Canal street, one door below Royal
q Just received per steamship Ohio and shin Union
large assortment Of the above reas.
myo om 8. H.PAGE, Agent.
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On motion of Col. Kirk, recess of 10 minutes
was allowed the meeting.
When the term allotted for the recess had
pired, the meeting re-assembled in like order as
before, and the Chairman appointed the TO lowing
gentlemen as Tellers: Messrs. w. c. Moncaster,
of Carrollton. and Charles Waters, Of Lafayette.
As the vote by ballot was proceeded with, the
name of each voter duly and regularly record
ed. Lists were made out by the Secretary, con.
tanning the names of the gentlemen submitted for
election.
The ballot was then opened, and the following
gentlemen were declared duly elected as Delegates
to the Convention: Messrs. Francis Gardere, d. S.
Beecher, L. Kirk, Peter Sauve, and Thomas G.
Mackey.
On motion, it was agreed that if any Of the Dele
gates elected were not able to attend, the remain
der should have the power of nominating one of
the non elected to fill his place.
The power to nominate Senator in room of Mr.
s. Kicker, whose term Of Office has some time ex-
PRED, was then vested in the delegation. with
instructions to confer with the St. Charles delega
ton on that head.
The meeting then adjourned, with the under
standing that it would meet again on the first Mon.
day in September, at O'Clock, to nominate mem
Der of the Legislature.
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1UcT1oN. STORE.
STEAMBOATS,.

~ AA51AA'AA1~>lA1 W
NJ = For Louisville TIE .lse.st light dr.usht
Y. sasS: S':s :: i,
For 'sh oiTPRRk e sI sS3 3 to
Be-: ss:G I'D he ss g.. &
the --latest and most comfortable passenger ckss in he
Mobile and the Lake Packets.
.n-, For MobiIe-Oaav IT, s. Mall Line
- -. - casooa-s sm@s1 Ansns emsss@fhs new
ns wS T. Sss1s
r.. S S *. st1 Isa sS -
ias g TIE K: W. So 81: will s.v. III. oto. Of III.
As sis promptly at fs Ssbs Scot ss.s & Ban. p.
Err. Steamer CALIFORNIA : sunmer
Fl. Jss:.a .sa sMi: :.l By ; 1S
as with s. sss
VI T; si;;s
( = ssGsR III s:s, ~: ss;
~ Canal Limo Steamer ST. CHARLEs-
s g. Ess e: b %ro' smss y. Pay
packet bot expressly q. The Lake usd:
Is: EVER
ING, hafpa.t ocIock and The Ponichsn'an Railroad
s MdS Of the - ScoSk a n cars Reumnc win leave
sSi Y II oSRsIssSs Diff
o'clock s and Friday s':s
The letter Bag viii leave the eac. Of the agent at
nsons on npE sd an
bss ss . rs r, I'd a1.I . Ssss., I'M
GAHOhA-The new Inv pressure fast RI ming steame,
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AUCTION SALES.

Dry Goods .. .Clolhtne. indigo .Bsusbes etc
BY =. r.. CARRERAgs
J. II DoMlKoOs, A ucsiooser
THIS DAN fssefsy, Jsne 49, 10 o,lok-WnI sod at
Il nuc'ior Al No. ~ Cont srreet- = =
Fsncy Afictta 1 - ~ --'.
Aso-R esdy made CLOTHING
is rsams TEINTor sAfD PAPER.
So pousda INDIGO ~
j. n. CARRERAs'
AUCTION STORE,
A Corr SrHxrr.
n or Private Sale. -. = = !"
r.,saar sion will be pail sales Of c.rsoe.,
Liberal advances made invoices Of Goods deposited
@ DC solo az svction tfs ia SIN
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Well Put-The following from the New Albany
da.) Ledger is an excellent hit at the false phan.

da) Ledger, is excellent hit at the false philan.
thropy Of the Abolitionists of New York:
The D;feience.-When the negro Long was ar.
rested at New York and brought before Judge on
charge of being fugitive slave, the whole com
munity was excited immense crowds of Abolition
sts attended the examination from day TO day
eminent counsel were engaged, and thousands OF
dollars contributed 10 pay them. Last week an
Irish youth named Walsh was arrested in the same
city on charge of being deserter from the Bri.
tish army.
British officers from New Brunswick were pre-
sent 10 give evidence against him. and able law.
yers to urge the claims of England to the poor
boys services. But Walsh was unattended BY
either friends COUNSEL until some of his poverty.
stricken conntfymen, hearing of the transaction.
raised soine hirty.eight dollars to fee lawyer for
defending him. Fortunately Walsh was released
but if he had been delivered up 10 the tender mer-
cies of British army officers, who does not know
that his faie would have been infinitely harder
than that of any plantation slave, and his punish
ment worse than death itself!
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THE WATERING PLACES.


- r.. q, s,.... =
~ Ihe We'tknown esaatN41st se-opens this day fcs
the reception 81 visitors Dusns u suns sI.vsu. hsv.
hen made In The ~cutIepprps a
. ~. .:c -. as.sls y ~ Nsen cannG ian
70 k'vs .siD,scol. Auscm.n 70 ~ prns - bsthinT
houses bowling alleys, bllfam IOoUs punl suNav and
stables s.. rs :
-RATEs OF D0AHD-
By the day ~ a n
r. ~. 80 q, ,,.n..n,i v;~;.c,, a =
q - = - - =. = - - go -
~ me monsn os ason ~ suen rates - may D eered ~
peucdteu upon tBe o. HsQu<n 1nu penEth
OF time occupied. and low price houos
tina fyoast ~. z
y the determination Of the undesgned 10 maintain the
reputation Of this ouse in ali liz and no exsv
tjo,s vll h. sn.,.d "a ~. ..,i.f.c.icr ~ r..
-" " 'pa''A " sss 's'''ac'''u :" y" neh'e'os'
p: %e
and No ill., 70 spd nm Moh;s .so. :, H. g." d.s :.
ad ver,i.4d. - - - Z
...~,,-, - sr..,. -.
A"aeneo tne noses - an Academy. undeS the supenn-
tendsncs Of r. II. McNaR, Esq.. OF New Orleans. r.
The rvice OF three resident pbvsicis,s Of e k.ovn
reputation can BE- Obtained Il an tinss
X H. MONTGOMERY. Manager
%
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

st- CREscsNr Ovuck,
Tuesday Morning. July Is. 1851.
COttonThe demand good yesterday and resulted in
sales Of about 1900 bales. at unchanged prices:
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DR. !. EARNINGS
- CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE.

FOH THE BELIZE AND CU8B
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIE.
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchitis Shmtness Of Hssakh.
rain In the Chest Wesknses and Bleeine It the L!ngs
Pains the Back. Spnai Afseto.s. Rewsb
Proapsus ueIo Hearing Down. Irregular. Peisiu! be-
NANCY and the bad shape incident t. ~ d,p
ious Coic 6sa siok and Chronic Daha and Oh Wsa-
me. S ~, e X M1s; o. Amt "a, II.
South. at hs qihce, 10 ST. CHAaLss srHeEr, New Or
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS. Eli 81.
MANS 1856 81. Charles strs~s While lydkW
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SHERMAN'S
7 r Y. s S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT a PERMANRnT
q Ut R

aad principle Of action cnsequt nty. elect III II
a. ron q ss ne
natural bsins compsi.ivss fh in bad Rsptssoi e.s
ines, thereby Attending ury Ill times, 0nd IN
most vo'ent exercise. by it. hen 6ued ~ ~ ps
danger STANDARDIZATION. oe, peieiul daaRsssas
symptoms, which unIequent in the of0aha Trua.
II vriy common practice Tor adle With Hernia,
to select truss and apply To Themselves Ii bed md
nnae.ssnd Anatomy. and are tan'is. wnh ,hs nature z
injurious il it does suit the form Of Rpptu applied
and s not pyogesy tilted Theseiore have coscndsd 70
at my siice, ~ ST. CuARLEs sTsssr. NswtsesAn
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DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county Ala.-The
undersigned has purchased this fashionable "A
ing place. and will the LIST OF june for the
Tue Hotel j. DELIGHTFULLY."- situated the shoe Of
Of soon the ..i Sy o s oS as e
Bay which being clear and salt with bold shore and firm
bathing The buildings all new, fronting south. with
no intervening land 10 obrnc the delicious Gulf brsezes
The Rooms ere large and well ventilated.
mmediney in the beautiful grove (half mile in
wih) OF eh forest Trees hose umbageo foliage projects
supplied the noie by hydansat the distance Of half
mile Is good White SULPHUR Spring. I'll
A succession Of Pi-e Hills ftom the back country.
All the varieties of Fish and Game this latitude abound
in the vicinity of the Hotel
To all There advantages Of position the subscriber adds his
promi that the Table md Bar shall be supplied with the
best selections Of The Mobile and NewOeans markets. and
his undivided attention given TO the Of the comfort
eV safe and leasant steam built ressly fo6
the purpose will ply constantly between Mobile and Point
lk9 I'M
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Tea WsarehOssse,
NO. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

THElarges, assortment Of GREEN and BLACK
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Imports.
CARDIFF-Per ship Meteor: Railroad iron to order.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lois 20 900 feet lumber orde
-90.Ou0 shingles SimpsOn-50 0O0 aths Alexander.
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NEW MUSIC" COMM THRoUGH THE
IN RYE.-Wm. Hall Son. New York, have published
brilliant this tayoFiie Scoth melody By
WIN. Vincent Wallace 1t il worthy OF the reputation Of
this fine composer. To be had of
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'oodnan......l7,m2
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rCA UTION!0
PERSONS RuPTURED should BE- aware hat thsY havo
security against ST RANGULATEU hkRNIA
with all il hsa1lu, but 10 apsepesly censtEueesd
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DEACHES PEACHES My Depot is at
SCOTT & ROBINSON'S, No. Is Canal street. l
will have Stands at all The Markets. and sell suit Families.
Hotels, etc.. At wholssa prices.
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THOMASTON LIME-4O0 bbls. fresh, land
ing this morning from schooner Burssa, for saIe by
jyM HAYAAN 4 HOLDEN, W Magazine 1t.
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STARCH-20 boxes and 20 halfboxes superior
~ Starch Just received Per Lexington for sale by
jsl2 FERD. KENNETH 20.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-22
Fresh Arrival.

NORRIS & TAtkETr have just received
~ and opened splendid supply Of fresh
drugs and medicines Their stock is complete,
and well selected Garden seeds in the great
es, abundance. A beautiful variety of eNqui
site pcriumery, A full supply Of every thing
to AID the afflicted and unfortunate Of the hu.
man race Call and their stock, for they
have lots Of pretty things niOu
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The Drug store

hF Norais " TAcklrr d, moved to John.
~ sons brick building, where their old GU.
tomrr, and the expected host Of new one,
may fad that accommodating spirit which Ia,
heretofore characterized their house
WeWorld call the especial attention Of ,h'
community and those who may visit Marshal
TO buy medicines to the fact that when III,
"spsr-lHr'am is "plankcd down" We viii
deal out our dngs and medicines a. low, o.
lower, thfn can I've purchased in Shreveport
Y We tayc almost every article IN our lin.
Oar mciien,s are fresh Our stock alreadi
inrr" and heavy addition now on the VA,
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor Of you 70
call and examine our prices before openin,
new accounts for this year, and If NC do nj
catch you 1t vii aIino-, hill you to ress! The
temptation
We have lots Of pretty things coming
January | |, 1881. n9Nl
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AWARD NllSON& CO,arr uoN receiving
w aud opening nj their old stand, on the
north side 1T the public square, ihcr ncW and
welt selected stock Of
NPRING AND 81 HHER GOODN
With their ample stock Of domf,ic soods,
embracing German, French, and EugN~h Fancy
dress, for girls and Ladies' wcare, Boots, Shoes,
Hats. Cans, and Buunct., Hardware, Queens
ware, CHINA, Glass Wool, and Tin Ware Sad
dlcry. Cutlery. School aud N~ctlhurou, Books,
Smtlou"ry Hosiery Jewclry, Read, made
Clothing Rope iron, Steel, and Casting. alb
of which are Of the i1iest sfyi,a, aud the most re-
cent lmportalious, selected with Puch cars, and
cauSii,rat'e cau'iop, consequently Ne are now
prepared aud witt ~cll iaa.r man etc'. We
confidently invite our turud, .ud tue public to
come up tao the scratch boldly tor We feel as.
surcd there are bargains TO be found in our
dlggns, our motto !, small proGis and r,ady
sdl,S.
WARD, WILSON. a co.
Marshall. MaY l,t. 1851 nl5 II
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str. VI vii H..

'1NiE subscriber take, hts method Of inform.
j ing his PATRONS aud the public generally
That his Steam Saw and Gr-t Mill. situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
lie l. prepared to- accommodate order, at short
notice, aud ON reasonable terms, for cash, or
On credit to punctual dealers The following
arr the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, Sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, lC 90
lalhug and paliag, side and
edge measure 30 90
The grI-t mil viii at all times be- IN opera
ton Sacks brought to the ml must be- plain
" marked, OF there wiIi be 10 responsibility for
loss
Ten per cent will be- enlarged on lumber biIl.
when not paid IN advance. All sums ON credit
will be considered due on the first day of De.
cember OF the current year
A. D. BURRESS
January I, 1881 u2sy
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w Il DOUGLASS q co, Receir,ng and
w Forna,d,ng Merchants, Front Lesee
Shreveport. lA
KsvsgsScr :--.;winney, Green, & Co, Payne
4 Harrison, New Orleans T. l.. Hunt & Co,
Louisville. y NJ Whltlocke & Co, New York /,
Sitter Price & Co, Philadelphia, Cheno~orh
l. Co, Cincinnati.
september 10, 1881.
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A G II A N q =,
PERRI'S LIVERY STABLE.

Tnr stable OF the subscriber III.
&-N-1 uatcd in MARSHALL, liar'Isc'
X&f.S1 Harrison county, Texas, on The
North side of the Public Square, having beef
lately disconnected with the Planters l!o,e,
kept by Mr. " " Mallory, viii still be KEEP
open Tor the accommodation Of local and 'rar'
cling customers. Persons wishing to Ia'ror
Use his stable, can have their horses, yehirle,
and baggage taken to or from any part Of u.
town The attention heretofore bes,owe'
will be unrcmnicd, aud every pains taken "
please. The proprietor returns his thanks
his friends and the public for the liberal PSI
ronagc heretofore bestowed, and assures thee
that no pans @ill be spared to merit its 'ca
tiuuailon.
The stable viii continue to be under "
superintendent Of Mr. Chailcs + llyn.o'
whose experience IN the business enables h7
to give entire satisfaction 10 all his CUSTOMER
Horses, buggies, and backs kept to hire
:. X. PERRY.
August 81, 1881. lou
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ItOTrON shipped down ne SABINE rye
,on.,gnel 20 The hou.c Of Raw ilns & Go
viii be covered hy insurance
Els\s. GREGG, & KEY.
r.b,,n,, I. 1851 ~ 49,
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SAMUEL I Fogn, WI A. SALMON
l.pRb 4 SALMON, Honss Carpenters and
i Joirprs, take this method of informing the
citizens uf Marshall and it, vicinity, that they
will carry on the above cuisines, IA all its va
riou- branches Their work will be done ne.
cording to order, and will be neatly executed
and punctualiy attended to.
Give us call We work CHEAP, for cash
OF good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near he Marshall Hotel
February -. 1891 .lnJ5y
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tlAnA ACRES of very superior Land ln
SNVVO Panola county, $50 acres Of which i,
rich bottom land, aboy. overflow There i. on
the land never failing stream Of water, which
would be well adopted 10 machinery 1t would
be a most eligible site for Saw and Grist Mil
Timber on the land OAK, Pine aud Cypress
There Is about eighty acres Of cleared land
thereon silh House aud other Improvements
Location hc,lthy, and a, convenient distance
from both the Red River and Sabine navigation.
Title unioniable Terms reasonable
Apply to WV II. BRlSTOW
NIB # Marshall
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THE undersigned firm being this day
dissol.od hy limitation, ali persons having
claiHis against said firm ATE hereby request.
ed to present the same and those indebted
are earnestly requested TO cali aud settle,
" ARD \ WILSON
January |. $50. n2> It
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WE mnc just received large lot Of this
W ,,rmHusc. and having the regular ageu-
cy. can sell 1t at rcduccd prce.. by the dozen or
Wholesale.
NORRIS Il TACkETT.
June IT, iS5l NIL ~
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NNrRlG1IT, WILLIAMS Il co. Cotton
w idefors and Commission Hrs4gHts
Union Kn "a Carondert street. New Orleans
The und '-,encd continues to represent the
nboye ho..D cash advances BagRuR ard
Rope aud ~ .fion Supplies made to 'hn.e
vlin un, iei PR .iH.lr trter.-, tn con~iRn their
Cation to 'h,m For convenience and safety,
all Gosh halaurc. due planters pad at this Of.
hc., free ot charge
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y l. Il Cross. VI %, Physician, 81,
j eeaH, 4aa l.c4aeacnr Jefferson, Texas.
Uilicc, IN Figures Building Marshall Stree.
N-AiOy
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Marshall. Nav l,t 1851. n45 It
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>. WCVVN n
September 81, 1881, Il 3m
1r Cutie Gazette rW gicase cory.
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Information wanted.

4 BOUTwo years ago, Wakcman Judson LETT
- the STATE OF Indiana and went To Texas, and
back 10 some Place near the line dividing the states
OF Indiana and Illinois. lils relations have heard
various reports. but nothing reliable, since his return
from Texas lie i person about - years old
, iest inches IN height, light blue eyes, and hi,
front teeth much drcaycd lie has scvern hun.
bred dollars worth oi,Nndcd property and 1t seems
no Necessity exists Tor his absence HIS friends are
the more anxious trom the tact that he was at times
somewhat deprived OF common reason and dscr..
ton There appeared great detect IN his under.
standing; naturally. however, he was very hon.
est prn"cab.e and well disposed man
Any person who vii find tho sand Waterman, NM
assist hlm about writing, OF w Themselves wlitc 10
us, a, Ncmllhon, Ere county, Ono, aud grv"u- the
lniormntun, depend upon II. such person sh1,l he
well rewarded. HIS brothers think tbs n proper
way commence thorough srarch, and itil is TO,
asking too much, We really hope the western pnpcr,
wi give the above an Insertion
Ncmllon, Febuaryl7. Cu.s 7 Iupsoy.
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SCOuX in Sheep.

Will any OF your Numerous subscribers INFORM
the readers Of the Wool Grower what Will cure
sheep OF lambs OF the scours, as that disease Is
very common at this season Of the year, anu, rs
yet ! have found no cure.
Yours. l. BorD.
The scours IA a Kind Of ardent purging or di-
errnha. brought about by sudden changes offood
and exposure TO rough weather,
The best AMI surest remedy against the syil
under all circuuls tances i, known by tho name of
English Sleeps Cordial" and Ia prepared us fol,
lows
Take Of prepared chalk one ounce, powdered
e,techu half an ounce, powdered ginger two
drachus aud powdered opium half drachm,
mix them with half pint Of peppermint water
give two or three table spoonfuls morning and
night toa grown sheep, and half that quantity to
lamb.
Mr. Randi! in his excellent work on sheep hus
bandry, give the following simple remedy =
III the purgns Is severe, and especially if any
mueus is observed with the Grces, the fcculcnt
matter should DO removed from the bowels by
sore gentle catharc- rs - half draehm Of rhu
barb, or al ounce Of linseed OIL or half mn ounce
Of epson salts to a lamb This 81 ould always be
followed by an astrngent, and in nmc cases out
Of ten the latter will serve in the first instance.
general administer say, | OF ofprepared chalk
in half a pint of tepid milk, once day for two
or three days, at the end OF which and frequently
after the first dose the purglng will have ordi
Manly abated ur entirely seascd
ANOTHER RrMrDy We find in one Of our ex-
changes the following remedy against this dis
ease, which may be valuable to our correspon-
dents
In scours, the surface cvaporates too little Of
the moisture, and should be relaxed by diiIusablc
stimulcnis in the form of ginger tea The treat.
ment that have found the moot successful, ia Ms
follows; Take / or raw linsced ol-2 o. Of
lime water-nlIN Let this quantity be given to
the sheep on the FIST appearance of the above
disease; the quantity will suffice for lamb
Give about wine glass full ofginger tea a. inter.
walls of foul hours. Let the animals be fed on
Cruel, OF mnShes OF round meal Ii the above
treatment fails To arrest the disease. add half a
teaspooniul Of powder baybery bark to each
wine glass Of tea. Ii the extrcmetcs are cold,
rub them with tmcturc Of capslcum.
The lecdns If pnc boughs we have formerly
prnctced and found to be useful. Pine has n
rcyulslyc action ON the skin Is s,imulcnt and diu.
rc,ic, and fused occasionally might be TIE means
oiprcventns many forms Of disease IN animals
VALLEY Farmer.
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There are many more namcs c.uld give yoa,
but think II unnecessary ! would further inform
the farmers Of the west tha, have taken the store
No. ISL South Water street. corner Of La Sallr,
known as The old Bank Building, tor the pufpcs~ of
keeping Al! kinds ot,he beet and mos, approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cago are invited 10 cal on he subscriber
Chicago, Jan liza VANE, IS. South U'uter u /.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-08

HUNGARIAN, California, McNjcnu, Lcrhorr
I CHM pearl straw, and palm caiho,s, men,
boy"nnd chi!dlrn's caps, ior sale chcgp,hy
m1N y. LIP SINGiN & en-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-08
Sale OF forfeited Canal Lands aud
Town Lots.

~ OTIrE is hereby gwen, that the following
" described canal lands and t,wn Iot4, which
have been orrird 10 the state by the non payment
oinstnmcuts or interest, at no; redeemed before
the day OF SALE VII. bc sold at Inc Times and places
T. owing 10 VT A.. the lands aud town lots de-
rcribed except the town lot, IN the city Of Chicago
nj the canal office IN hockport, on Wednesday, the
~ day OF April next; anda the town lots dcscnb.
I'll m the cry OF Chicago, al the canal office. III
Chicago, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF April aiorc-
said The sales will commence at 10 O'Clock m the
forenoon OF each day Any OF the lands or lots may
hc redeemed previous TO the day OF sale by making
payment OF the m-tamen and interest due
said lands and lots wIil be sold IN conformity with
the general provision, Of" An net to amend the Sc.
vcral laws IN relation TO the Illinois & Michigan
cana, approved Feb % 1899, and wi.l not be sold
Tor less than their value as heretofore appraised
JOSEPH Is WELLS, STATE Trustee
Canal Office 1 I,.l,