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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
GREAT GAINS IN SUMMER

A. REAT Il A GAINS IN SUMMER
w CLOTHING.-No lO2 mored to Sc Main ST.
The subscriber being now located for short time at
No Sc Main street, doors below he corner OF Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co. will, in order to prevent moving their
stock back again TO No. 1902, sell all kinds of their
goods at unusually low prices for cash. Their stock
on hand consists of almost every variety of pleasant
summer wear, such checked and plain linen Sacks,
grass linen do, searsucker tweed, merino, camblet,
alpaca blue, brown, olive and black single milled
French cloth Sacks and Frocks. Also, great varie-
ty OF plain and fancy cashmere and drilling Pants; all
kinds OF Vests; gauze merno Under-shirts, &c.
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
N. B.-A few Of those fine, Chinese silk Sacks, an
entirely new and beautiful article. Call soon, and
'dont mistake the store.'' lie IS
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BUFFALO, July 9Th.
The warehouses ofMaxwell & Brother, ]. M. Crit
fifth Davis & Sutton, c. NJ. Read, Pckens & Co., aud
several small groceries the dock were burnt this
morning Loss $4,000, Insurance $2s 900, 1900 bbls
Flour and large lot of Wool were DESTROYED
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

New ORLEANS, July 2.
The steamship Maria Burt, which left Galveston on
the oath ult supposed to have been lost with all on
board The steamer Pamperoy, VIII ch left Galveston
on the 29th, arrived here yesterday. She brings no
of special interest.
The failure OF S. Jaudon & Co., of New York has
created much surprise here The papers reuse1D pub
lish the announcement, believing to be fabrication.
]: P. Benjamin, President of the Tehuantepec Rail-
road leaves tomorrow for Washington, on business
connected with his company and the Mexican govern
ment.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

The Farmville Republican of the 81 inst states that
the farmers in he neighbourhood of that town as well
as in the region ofthe Prince Edward Court House
We're blessed Monday night last, with refreshing
showers of rain.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

1aLBANf, July JII
here lasI night
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

Governor Moreheads expedition agaiusts Lower
California has proved miserable failure. He
landed at San Diego with only forty followers,
the larger portion of whom deserted before he
set sail for Mazatlan. He made no hostile de-
monstration whatever; indeed he appears to have
abandoned his vessel and fled the country upon
learning that the Mexican Governor had offered
a reward for his arrest
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

4o,O00. 10 nos, Is drawn. Tickets So.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT extra, No. 4a-Captal ::
81 1910. 70 nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc
quarters Csc.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT No. 75-CapitaI: S25,.
OOO rs numbers and II drawn. Tickets S., halves
81 so, quarters rs.
WEDNESDAY-Mononga extra No R-Cap-
tai: $4,000. 66 nos, u drawn Tickets $40, halves
S., quarters2 SO.
Monongalia, extra, No. 45-Capita:
$4,000. Is numbers, - drawn. Tickets 90, halves
i, quarters So
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. 76-Capital s2l,-
1885, 70 nos aud IS drawn. Tickets s5, halves 2 So
quarters Is.
FRIDAY-Monongala, extra, No. S-Capital ::
$4,000. rs nos, ID drawn. Tickets S..
-Monongalia, extra, No. 47-Capital
$4,000 rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves
ooe, quarters 25c.
10 Va. Monongalia, class TITO be drawn July 18th
OF 5000 of 4O00 Of 5000, OF 26l2, 100 of 1000,
40 Oh ooo, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Va Monongalia, class Soto be drawn July 18th
20 .d nos n 10 drawn. Capitals S35 O0O 2o24, of
3ou ~ OF looo, 10 Of 700 10 of 400, Is of 300 &C.
1lcKe's Slo-shares in proportion.
A Grand Scheme for july 26th. Va Mononosl;a
Lottery, class GCapitas sos 900, 33627, II 900, TO-
00o 1000, 5000, 2s35 100 OF 1900 l3 of 1000 63 Of
200 &c. Is nos. II drawn. Tickets 500 shares in
proportion.
Va. Monongalia, class H-to be drawn july Both.
IS l3 drawn Capitals: $4,000, 3 OF 10000, 8
Of 5000. OF 2O45 Of 2OOO, 25 OF 1900 So Of 400
200 of 200. &c. Tickets $lO-shares in roportion
Buyers are referred to my Register OF uzes to be
Seen at the office, proof OF what hav sold and
every drawing continues to increase the nun her
Orders Tor packages certificates of packa ges and sim
gle tickesin the above schemes in all the oteres will
pe promptly attended to- and drawing sem when re-
quested. Please address orders to
W N. STATION. Riehr pond, Va.
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O. % E -
CHANGE OF HOURS!


Id ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
ma ROAD.-On and after WEDNESDAY, the I'd
of July, 1851, regular passenger train will run be-
tween Richmond and the Appomsttox River, connect
ing at the River with Faggs line of Stages for Burks-
yille Farmville, Lynchburg, Danville and Milton
The stages will hereafter stop at this point instead Of
coming to Richmond.
The train will stop for passengers only at the follow
ing Intermediate points, viz: Lower Quarries, Upper
Quarries, Browns Summit Robio's Coal Pits, Buck
ingham Road, Martins, and Snapsville Road.
Leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
II a -. -. =. ...'.'....-...' AN.
Returning, leave the River at 10 A. M.
Leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at. Il L. M.
Returning, leave the River at ............. Pm.
tB No Sunday train.
Children, over and not over II years of age half
price to any points except the two first named.
Servants travelling by themselves, must be furnished
with two passes, so that be retained at the Of
hce and must be expressly stated the pass that they
| are permitted to 60 on the cars.
Freight will be taken only Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, tor the above places provided parties
are on the ground TO receive the the arrival of
the train, the Company will not be responsible for
damage from weather. other causes after the goods
have been unloaded from their cars.
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Jy 2 Superintendent of Transportation
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DEPARTURE OF THE ARcTIc-The u. S. mail steam
ship Arctic. Capt. Luce, left New York Saturday, at
noon, with one hundred and twenty passengers and
$7s0,000 in specie.
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q The ALLEGED FRAUD UPON THE GovERNMENT.-The
inquiry into the alleged fraud practsed by DR.. Gardi-
ner, upon the Mexican Commission, has been turned
TO Mr. Fendall, District Attorney for the district
number OF Witnesses embracing some of the Next
can Legation, have been summoned before the Grand
Jury. The facts developed are, that Mr.. Porter
WHO'S now in New York, but was formerly merchant
at Pueba, Mexico, (the same gentleman who had the
'obacco dispute with ex. Secretary Clayton,) stated
to Mr. Parrott that Doctor Gardiner had told him,
just previous to his sailing, that his claim was a
fraudulent one and had been sustained with forged pa.
pers, gotu IN Mexico and that, as parties in Wash
ngton had got the lions share of it, he was deter
mined they should share the blame Also
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN
~, STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wlll De SOLD on MONDAY afternoon next the 7th
o'clock, the brick store and dwelling on the south
side OF Main street, few doors below the City Hote,
now IN the occupancy OF Messrs. d. & c X Weller
feet to an alley.
IERMs.-One- fourth cash, balance at 6, 10 aud IS
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed
jy4 w. GODDTN Auc,oneer
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$4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No. 3o-April 18th:
As SO 70 SO 50 so II 80 80 46 29 74l2
Ticket Nos SO 3d. the second capital of $40, 600;
whole nos. 2 II, prize of 800, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
rawn Nos. of Monongalia extra, No. 38-July LIST:
80 81 Sd 26 "a Is SO 45 90 20 II Is.
Ticket Nos. 80 Cd IS, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, Elk No O, July 2nd:
Is 80 Sc SO AZ II 81 IS SO / 66.
Whole Nos. II IS Sc, prize OF 1920, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongaa, No. 73-July 3:iI
IS 45 81 II 81 SO Ga % SIS 81 Al 81.
Half Nos. As SO 54,)
Ticket do 81 g. Ga, Three prizes of sluo each,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongala, extra No. P-Juy 4:
SO IS 40 60 2 IA As 70 Is e. SIS ii 60.
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BOOT AND sHOE MANU-zsn,

EEN. ing been disappointed in his arrange-F NV
ments, has determined to continue the
manufacture of BOOTS and SHOES, at his old stand
No. 239 Broad street, and respectfully asks continu
ance OF public patronage. He is, az heretofore, pre-
pared to execute all kinds of work in his fine with faith
uness, neaness and Dispatch and at moderate prices
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining good SER
viceable and neat Shoes Slippers, Bootees or Boots,
will call on The subscriber and leave their measures.
JAMES BOLTON,
No. 236 Broad street,
y 2-2w Shockoe Hill.
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New ORLEANS, July Sd.

The Geographic report oflhe Ahica's news has been
received here and caused depression in the cotton
market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

BALTIMORE MARKET July So P. M.
Sales 100 bbls Howard st. Flour at 81 %, few hum
dred bbls fresh ground at 81 25, and several hundred
bbs private terms.
Sales of 1000 bbls City Mills, not fresh ground, at
81 25.
Nothing doing in Grain. None here of any conse-
quenCe.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, july S, P. !

Later news from Hayti confirms the report of re.
cent battle between the Haytiens and Dominicians.
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The Fourth in Baltimofe-the Neae Constitution, &c
BALTIMORE, July S.
The national anniversary passed eff yesterday IN fine
style and without accident; all the debtors "a in
Der. in Baltimore jail were liberated 10 O'Clock on
Thursday night, under the New Constitution. They
fired 100 guns and had grand torch light procession
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SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South 18th
$4,000 SOLD!

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
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ARRIVAL OF HUNGARIAN REFUGEES.
New York, July 5.
The Ship Monmouth has arrived at this port from
Havre with fifty Hungarian Refugees.
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acknowledgements, extra, No. Q-Captal:
$40 600. 70 nos, Is drawn Tickets So.
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EKAY AND BACON.-28S bales Hay, carg
II a. of Schr. Daniel Baker, tor sale to arrive
5000 lbs. Wilson's Family, and 1000 lbs. Wester
Bacon, in store and for sale by
jy 7-3l* MARK DOWNEY.
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MAISSOLUTION-T firm OF l.. D. & w. c.
N1 CRENSHAW & CO., was dissolved on the LIST
inst by mutual consent. L. D. CRENSHAW,
w. G. CRENSHAW,
jy2 J. H. CRENSHAW.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

Monongalia, extra, No R-Capi-
tai: $4,000 66 nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40, halves
S., quarters2 SO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-01

hFFER TO the public the following valuable
" Music BOOKS:
Inc Duicimer; or The Neto York Collection Of
Sdcrsd .lluSic. by Prof ! 4 WouuarRY.
Tins work l. acknowledged 70 be the most com
p,rtr collection, both a. 10 af1tv and number al
tunes, ever Vel published 1t represents fcO aah.
dred OF .~ trsl cumpos,rs IN ,lr world, containing
marty leo con positions, 70 different meters, stt
picrr- for all occasions 81 .lictr,i such ~ lnsidHt
ton, Dedication. Ord.gatioA, BHidlCt he Dead,
Thanksgiving, opening and closing Ci Serrice,
Christmas, Sc. IL contains complete theory tor
earning he u gan, P!GHG, SGGptiE iId -ls!0-
dcDn, by figures, instructions IN chanting ald 'ary-
ug the meters a latg- number ui sacred ballads
aud duets Tor tErSr ngirumra MS. and, ~ addition 10
an cytmordmary amount of new music, containing
every old tune at any worth ever used ~ ts com
Try. In the Elements atc to be found many beau
THU melodies and rounds SET 10 Irds and dcsign-
ed Ia interest singing schools and classes. There
j. churI~ter~s index of frs lines u all The ndd me-
ter hymns al every Hymn Boz IN use, with one or
mcrr tunrs blliNrd 10 each The work contains
Hlsoa rumpicie nratutlo, arranged for small soclc-
ties. lie muse Ut which l. chiefly from U1Hdei,
HagiH, Uummei, Bseth0ren, RDmberg, Feliricn,
DHcd This feature IN The work IS new and adds
materially 10 rs value. The demand Tor this book
Is The best testimonial OF the public favor. During
the blrl period OF eAsieuer has passed through
( Nine EdihOHS, numbering $1,000 copies, aud the
/ Tenth, ora 900, Is now N the press. oct25
Lihcr MuSIcus; Oh The Ne1 York dHthsm
] EJJA comprising inihsmS, lhoTHSeS, p"HT-
fctfS. IIms DHctS, Songs, etc. New ed ion
( by |. Il WorDB,RY. Constituting, Ills believed
the most complete collection OF choice music ey,
eryrt published in his country.
AnihPms, Sentences, aud Select Pieces.
This portion o the work is very attractive. II m
cludcs pieces for the irstivalsOi Christmas, Thanks
giving aud Faster; commencement and close Of
the y"nr for Funerals and fastS, Installation, De-
dIcnlIon, Sunday school anniversaries, Temper
nuce crcbmiions, Missionary meetings, Concert o
prayer. Communion, opening and closing OF Dvin,
( service and concerts. Most oilhe pieces are new
and while their simple melody aud ease Of perform
nuce peculiarly adapt them TO the wants OF tn,
smaller chors they arr all the largest can acquire
Tnyior's Choral Anthems: \ superior col
lection Of chorn-cs anthems, quaretts, sc. origin
al aud selected.
The Caniicn Iaudis: \ late and yalunb,
collection OF church music, by Lowell Mason an,
+ q Webb.
The Golden Tyre. An extremely popula
work by VIC Taylor Also,
The Timbrl, by b Woodbury.,
The Psalrrrv, by Mason & WcOb,
The CHrminn Sdcra, do
The New Carmna Sacra, being an entire rcvi
sion at the old work.
The above book will be furnished to schools am
chors NJ the lowest wholesale plces at the Chlcag
/ Book store oct -
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And YOU know. am considered hil ola gus"
Miss Judgment spoke next, aud expressed her de-
hight fright,
That the Others had spoken 81 much Ia the
She considered the pants, thr coats aud the vests
Were such a. To stand he most quizsai tests,
ION the Quitting warehouse and the proprietor Aa
'IrSThui ywho followed wound have them to up y
That llIr prices ut Naujcbaums are nj ltimes low
Which assertion was backed by Mrs Caudlr and
j. Mss Penny I1uy
Who declared tiat the prices were cheaper than
Thus the ladies expressed their opinions thereon
In support oi the establishment OF lIlniebaum and
= kohn 'rude Is
Nay crowds Try the dress; wait to prove what II,
And bear out the views Oi Il Jury OF Ladies.
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Kohn and Mandlebaun's Column.
L JURY OF LADIES

\ number OF ndcs both married and single.
In n social Teal Party hnpp'n'd tn ndngle
And youll no, be- surprised when YOU find us conC,.
That much Of their cha, was devoted to dress *
such indeed "ns the ease, and We will proceed
To tell You how all on the subject agreed.
II rccollcct rightly, Miss Josephine Dnry
Was the iirsl IN addressing the iemenine nry,
Pray, give me-" said he. "thc opinion al van nil
Concerning the merits Of Mandlebaum's Clolbin,
consider myself, said the sensibl. Miss, HAL
Il hat there Is no more honorable warehouse thai
thus fsu,y :
"Thai is right" SAID Mis-. QUIZ. "your opion Xii
ouT husbands and lovers bear out all YOU saw.
Wy worthy gentleman indeed would not wear
Any other gnrnenl but whit he buy. there,
A superior warehouse II certainly is;
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE !

lust now opening, ~ the three story hlrh
~ building, north oi the court house, large aud
complete assOrtmcntoi
Drugs, Blank Books
Medicines. School Books,
Dye Suits, ALL NEW. Mscerous do
OILS aud Paints, Stationery, sc,
Pedumery, Toys aud Nuts,
Liquors, &c, Notions and Music,
Glassware and Musical lnslrs,
A large lot Ct choice teas hom the Pekin Tea
Company. l.. GRlsGs,
Geo. f. WHIT. Ag't
Mr.. White Is well known IA thorough druggist.
PRACTICAL chrnst, aud will devote his Whole time
and attention TO the drug business An who may
call, Will be- sure to get the PueSf Drugs, put u,
IN the most scientific manner sept %,
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The Five Mile House,

HE subscriber, formerly OF the Sulphur Spring
i House, having taken aud fitted up the wei
known standat the foot OF Buiaio Rock on the Pc
ru road hive milcs ives, OF Ottawa, will hold himself
always ready TO afford Accommodations IN Il superior
manner to travellers AMI others Grateful To his
friends Tor nast iavors,-hy strict attention 90 bu.
sIness hopes to merit liberal share OF their patron.
age in the future. (nc25l Cart REED
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TERMS OF II'IIyD.r ,

Fora fall course at conmerch' instruction, with
admission to the Cuur~, OF lectures on Commercial
Law, s5D-payahie IN advance.
n. B.--SuIdcul- from the country cnn obtain
good boarding and lodging at from )! to SO per
week
Circulars which contain statements in detai
oi the course oi instruction, the character and ad.
vuutnpcs OF the Institution, and the opinions Of the
press and OF the principal business men OF this city
can be seen or obtained at the office OF Messrs
Morris & Fisher, Ottawa
Chicago September 81, 1851
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- Cash Principle
Goods at Cash Pricesl!

TUE public know that those selling goods on Gre
dit cannot sell so low as the store which sells
Tor Cash As we have cnme to the conclusion to
sell goods only for CASH, We invite them who
have II 10 give u a call
We have received and will continue to receive
our Winter Supplies II Beautiful styles in Cochcco
aud NeTimac prints. New styles in Ladies VIM
Ter Dress Goods. IV0oiIeH Mawis, Eiannsis,
MeetiHgs, Sc SC.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
This department will always be kept supplied.
and we are determined to sell very low
GROCE,RikSt
We have our full supply oithese, aud sell as low
as ever. We have still that 30 cent Tea on hand
-CROChERF AND HARDWARE
Cash StoTe--Sew York House.
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FALL GOODS.
FRESH ARRIVAL AT
The New England Branch.

ID OGERS, MILLS & co. are in receipt Of
II their stock Of fail aud winter goods, 10 which
they invite the attention OF the public generally
feeling confident that from their well selected stock
purchasing goods at low prices, and of desirable
styles.
Having too large a stock to enumcrate the nr-
cles, they would simply say that they will most
chceriully prove by actual demonstration to all that
will take the trouble to examine that they have rs
tine stock aud at rs low prices my one III town.
n1,-Produce VI all kuds taken IN exchange for
goods. September ~.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,


suitable Tor the season, which he has Just received
direct from New York, Boston, aud Philadelphia
and were selected with great care, and purchased
entirely Tor cash--lir therefore was able 10 buy
them AT remarkably low prices--ihey are now open
and ready for your inspection at the New York
Clothing Store.
PosSessugall these advantage he is ready and
POSITIVELY WILL sell ready made clothing
50 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other store III this town. vicinity or at any
place ~ the state OF Illinois. Satisfied that no
clOthler Is able TO compete with his prices, he sole
It's a call from one ana all to examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. lie takes pleasure in
showing his goods-you will, therefore be- pad iol
yOuruouhle.
The Elephant rW he erhibhed free Of cbms,
lies some. ton. Among his stock you will find
MEN 5 d BOiS CLOIHiNG,
Hats anil Caps, Trunks, I'diiscs, and Gentle
mems Furnishing cunts Remember the place
at the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE
Bassneit's Brick Building, opposite the Mau-iol
House, one door east OF the Chicago Cheap store
mo roubI, to show goods Call and ,re anr
Judge tot yourself. T.. WISE
Ottawa, August % 1851.
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Something New !!

" w G. GOODlNG would inform the public
-. that be Is now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles which are decidedly
ahead oinnyihlng yet Introduced for strength, safe
~, and convenience. Call and examine lhrm for
yourselves at his old stand OF the sign OF the CIR
Harness Shop, on Columbus street. He will also
keep an assortment OF harness with old style buckles
rs good and as cheap can he purchased any
where. sept -
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GREAT REMEDYI
Celebrated Family Ointment.

u MN Sajr, Hnvagh and tAs xrsSss EYisrasi Rus
4; bsd. osnPgssd n Itsei..hs faira,is sud
a,,sst. Pssr EDgaa, ne asaais II Nsasclae gr g.s
ogrs = ise m'ga!ory DISEASES,
u i universally acknoW igcd 10 lr infllih- remedy.
every where II hns iss faithfully applied The
human .y.fu r Promoting lnscuslr Fer., rniion, ant
alGahr IN an diseases Of tin h,sh Obstinate lerrs.
p irts th.laiu-. Sore ThTuai, lurrs cuts tutancous
gphsi, Sov Nipples, sore Breast, n--aso. OF the ti-.
A1ie IN IT.. Pace Rheumatic fains. Contracted ,oTis,
Tain ia tr Sdc, BACK and other parts OF the s-,e scai
Head. Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles. aud every hni "
containing the least particle Of Inflammation.
I.crIILn L. n NIL h nrnl rrltln
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Notice Contractors.

CHICAGO Il Rock ISLAND RAILROAD OrrIcE,
Chicago, Oct 10th, 1851.
SEAl.ED Proposals will be- rrcriv.c by the uu.
Dderslgned nj tins office until the Isl Of Decrm.
her next, tor the construction Of bridge acros
Rock River for the Chicago and K. l. Railroad
The length 81 The bridge will be about 400 feet
and 81 feet high, to consist ni a wooden structure
an stone piers and nhulmcuts. The work to Lt
completed by the lst day OF December, 1883
Plans and specifications can he seen nj the Office
oi the ChiciEngincer, m this city. No 60 Rnndop,
street Oh and after the titstoi November mkt
Proposals may also be handed to John n Jcrvis
Consulting Engineer or 10 William Jeryls, ChrI
Enginccroi the Company.
The undersigned reserves the RICH, to reject any
proposal that he may deem unsatisfactory
oct25 HISRY FARSAN