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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

Gen rwrcGs LOOKS 90 years younger since we saw him last
His hair dye has changed his compexIon and his Laughing
eve is az bcwilcin. lie only youth OF rtny Ere
me business OF The court conducted with the greatest de-
corutn.
oand reception in yuur noble city. as Nj Fillmore l.
seeking FOR n!o aon let him haze full view oi cur State
and her cisulns lie needs TO be enlightened tine subject
~ Ike manner o work done on slave plantations Let him
see and learn Inc happy condition of the negro a am sure
he viii ueyr. ayocae The turning loose ot Zee negroes 10
r. has bran settled thai Mr. Webster will oliver the adj
irp On til In proxImo the laying OF the Corner stone o.
the new capitol We aacrate great dny, aud what Is
more patriotic speech from Mr.. Webster lie must do his
be-. else the pcnusy vanians will hang 20 Cen SCOTT az
the NEST qraibc or the In other worGs, the
wings in lsAn prefer the shadow TO the substance in
Ik!ng up L candidate for the Presidency.
YSur obi ser,'t, JACOB FAITHFUL, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

Major JANIS ?. CoR1lN has sent specimens OF the
nest and most beautiful wool have The hrs
specimen is from his superior premium RAM from which Is
!os Of clean wool weio taken The second from an
void Eve, year old that yielded 10 lbs Virginia can,
and ought be- tho most Independent, State in the Union
II is gratifying perceive that she is rapidly awaking
from her sluu,ber and putting forth her strength
In the past ten years. her agricultural products have dou
b.d her lands greatly improved and her farmers
paying attention improving their stock, sheep &C.
proving her breed Of sheep than thousand theorists could
by writing and publishing essays upon the subject. We
practical and energetic men, such as Major c. TO
push US forward Fredericksburg Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

At the court martial on the of Gen. Talcott, on
Monday last the gallant General Wubach who is the Oldest
officer army, previously sub-euenant In that OF
Prussn was unanimously excused from further ATTENDANCE
ss member of the in consequence of i'll heal'h-Gen
ralcot nerposing objection The General said in ia
king leave that he old man. 55 yeers and that he
did not know if he should them all again. "God
bless you ALL gentlemen, said hc He appeared much at-
fects and the stood in his as ne left the court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04
,NaIisst.iGEs.

MARRIED in Ka: the sta jung. ~ - rfCCI
Short, Mr PRESLEY 7. ATklASUA, 70 'i'=- ''
NEWPORT. go n. rDW ARD
u,Rs;zp on the SSH June BY he Rev Nj ':!ss.. ".
r. NAY AL I.ss ALICE DEATLY, al Of A.s1a"-A'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

1t will be seen that Mr. Win .fsII has given n@'.c'''
the 9Th Of July, he will move Reconsideration % &c 49,
compromise. Opinions vary - tic 5ucces; Oh -. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

NEW YORK VI ,tkErS-Jr.T .'..-s,,,.
BRr,ps7uFrs- ii Iur l,,ves .iywly tod y Al E'''''
prc.. and xci Corn sells 50 PER 0rse' q 2;
ToRaCCO-Salrs OF Kentucky leaf to-day, q: . -
$40 25 --..----..----
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siISCEl.IIAN EOUS.
A FINE CARRIAGE.

W. H. Bradley g. Co. Of New Haven, have just hni'heo
coach built for Gen. Arisa President OF
the most costly vehicle ever constructed IN 'e onea
The Register saws that it very large (weighing about
moo lbsl has full sweep and from op to ire is finished
in most superb manner. The Innings are OF the richest
silk and sa,in beautifully upholstered and the ornaments
are of silver and vory and all the modern Improvements IN
bodybuilding embodied in it's construction. Inc ma
onal arms of Mexico upon the glass OF the hano-
soonest pair lamps we have ever seen ana
worked in gold thread upon the hamer-cloths Inc silver
plate heavy throughout TO the bands upon the lead
ing bars and the whole is richly painted 1t Is gauoy al
fair and may challenge the workshops OF the world lot its
SUPERIOR The cost is $1,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

Ic. Webster as returned 10 y as:in;:cn from W
Springs where lie partopk Of punc din. cr on of.t
last. The National rc!lgrncrr has sketch OF ms
az well as those of Sir Henry Bu~ef. M! Levin O. f''
delphia 6 c., on inc OCCASION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04
TIE COURT MARTIAL.

W.sprseroN JUNE sc, p M-The court martial In the
case oi Col. rulcott, met to-day at 10 O'clock a. NJ.
Gen. Walhach unanimously excused from further ser
vice member OF the court Inc accused maze no ooJec-
ton TO his being excused.
In taking his leave of the the General was evidently
much affected He stated that he old man now eg-
ty-6ve years OF age He did not know that Providence
would spare him all the members OF the court
aenn his prayer God that they might be abun
dainty blessed
Captain Maguder called up and resumed his testmo
He considered payment by power OF attorney at the
Ordnance Bureau equivalent to individual contractors
Cannon pojeces found ready made, but were
always made order He detailed length the process OF
for purchases and by contracts observed al
Ordnance Bureau
Captain Mordeca being examined, said he sent two 81
FOUNDERS short gauges Anderson last January at the
quest of Col Huger in unofficial letter. Before sending
them h. mentioned the fact General Talcott who stated
that hal objection to them being sent AS he paid
little the matter he did not recoect the precise
words of the on. Received written order from
Mr. Tacot Issue these gaages Issues generally made on
written order from the Chief OF the Bureau Inc guaees
issued Anderson but receiped for by Huge An
derson directed them TO Huger when he was
done with hem and consequently in the return OF The WORK
done January guages reported issued to HI
ger This was the only report on the subject by me- MY
conversation with Taco took place between the 9Th and
10Th uf January Believed the time that the guages
required for making few shot for eXprmens and therefore
attached little importance to the
The Court then adjourned.
fredericksburg deposed that the foundry ther.
had been closed since lS47 and that Charncael had In
feres in that and In other foundry Carmichael was moi
considered solvent Capt Maynuder testified to the authen
Secretary Conrad recalled and underwent long exam
nation relative the conduct Of Talcott. The charge
dsohedence Withdrawn the order 10 Carmichael was
given before the Secretary issued his regulation In January
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GT,lerr,p.,.d far the k,chmrrd Enl":'r!

BALTIMORE MA;KEr5 -Jr-v ,,nr
FLoun-S.l-s ta-tay ri 1903 l.. HaSttl - .,
at 81 l2S md Of 1900 p,; C!ty II u. Al 81 =
CoES --W hite srils Al 81 and yellow Al ~ csh' 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

INTERESTING EXTRACTION CASE-At New
York Saturday, before the o. s. Commissioner Stephen
Walsh an lrishnan, and egh, Others principally Irish,
were charged with robbng corporal in the British army
John, N. b. of quantity Of fire and accoutre-
uens the property Queen Victoria The charge made
er Ashbuon treaty by the British Consul at New York
the instance OF Sir Henry L. Bulwer The accused all
ing lied and gagged The corporal TO prevent his giving the
alarm They got of safely and had crossed the frontier Of
Maine when they ueain taken before the magistrate
nachias on charge of larceny, which not being an
offence recognised for the extradiion under the trea
ty they discharged Welsh Immediately took
to become an American citizen and enlisted in the u S.
N.Y. He was stationed al Bedow's Island he
rested Walsh defended himself before the Commissioner
with ingenuity and ability He commended that the corporal
when deserted but that he knew before
hand of it, connived it in This The arms were
only they had with them The was held under
adysemsEt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04
STATE CONVENTION.

TUEsuAY, IrL" lsgr 1851.
MoRS;SG SEssoS.Tie Convention mel pursuant 10 nd!
ournncnr after prayer by inc Rev DE- Lee .! ae Me
iuis Church, the journal III Tuesday read and eP'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

The Chicago Democrat edited by tho infamous John
Wentworth says it feels authorized TO say that MI van
Buren, is willing sign letter, in conjunction with Gene'
u Cass surrendering up all claims for the Presidency for
the sake of harmonizing the Democratic party thereby
throwing Cass entirely out Of the held though the De-
M ocrat is strongly opposed 10 Judge Douglas.
Wenwohs character is so bad that PT7ma Joel' all MIS-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro de Rhine SLa-,
Rich BTocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks SatIn, BonGet silks and satlns
L. ?. SANGER /. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
The World challenged
s. +. ENERSON'S
Improved atmospheric Churn.
I,n,rntrh Anr,I 81 Io.n
Patented hpr,i I'd, 1850.

I'VE attention ofthe public il respectfully solicit
l. ed tonn examination OF he above rhurn, which
LOT efficiency cheapn $, aud facility for cleaning,
stands untIyacd anu alone
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ceivcd, corrohorniiye OF is uurivaed performances,
with the different churnS now m use, and the uni
ted testimony ofall who have witnessed It's opera.
uon, furnish ample proof OF it, being the most ap-
proved chum rvercShhted to the public init the
greatest mechanical and philosophical principles are
folly embodied, viz. the agitation ot surface lric.
lion ot the cream oImlk aud the introduction ota al
mospheric air Tins mechanical and philosophic-
al action upon the cream or milk has the effect to
separate and bring INTO contact the detached par,-
Ccs oi butter, requiring only proper temperature to
promote their adhesion. The process OF collecting
the butter il not cqualed by NM previous invention
II being rapid and complete II has in all cases
where tired with other chums, proved itself the
quickest and at the sjfne time more perfect stpa-
ration, and consequently larger gunniry otbuIicr.
ON time ana the amount produced, the world Is
challenged 5, f. EMERSON, Pcieatss.
n. B.--PcNons deslIuus at purchasing County
Rights or Churns, by directing letter post paid,
to, or calling IN person on, William Pearson, Qua.
wa, H., will meet with prompt attention Mr..
Pearson, also manufactures and keeps tor sale all 81
Les Of the above ehuuis,
WILLIAM PEARSON,
Agent for the state Of Illinois
Ottawa, Sep, II, 1880
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Anew LINES TO The
New York Clothing Store

Opposite the Mansion Rogss
May 81, 1851.
safely arrived on the prarles, house.
Win bag fail OF clothing, 90, from your ware.
know you are no sportsman, bot what Is much
better,
You have proved to be Almost Wonderful Setter "
And to prove my assertions, send YOU this rhyme,
While trust you'll receive 1t m ample time,
You Set all the Fashions which constantly flow,
You Setnll the prices remarkably L1p,
You Setall the tow n IN a fever otluy
When noyelilca great do your leisure employ
And proof most conclusive, Just now you denote,
In the sportsman great pridr-'ns his new hunting
Cont
You set all the Slots nsw around me, about
II was perfect surprise, hen found the style out
Yuu6s, such examples OF service md grace,
Tint the name OF the New York Clothing Store re-
sounds through the place
Now, know you set great value on those
VIM spedk rs they find your Ercsiicat Clothes!
So lwsh to add my little influence too,
For Credit to youis dbmdaRtly due
May you continue TO set the town such examples as
those
You have lately developed in nj kinds of Clothes,
MAY The greatest success all your efforts attend
Is The wish OF your sincere sporting friend,
WE'LL FITTED.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAF
WHERE CAN / BUY CLOTHING AT
New York Prices q?
At THr
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

In Bnssnetts hncl building opposite the Mansion
House, one door ea.I OF the Chlcogo Cheap Store
WYE have now on hand very large stock of
W Spring and Summer Clothing, which VIC will
b, nj New York prlcrs wholesale or retail and as
4 ,rca, deal is said about
COMPETITIONS
see have the pleasure Of informing the public, that
our facilities are such as enable us TO sell oil kinds Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF the atests,yle, and Of a superior quality, shade
cheaper than other clothers sell an inferior quality
we, therefore, invite the citizens not only Of this
town aud vicinity but all who come here to trade,
10 call and examine on. stock and Lon Iricssbe.
fore purchasing elsewhere, Tor we nre confident
that we can salisiy all thu, what We Say ia true,
We have determined torcll cheaper than the chen.
pest--,nd no, to hnmhnr Come and be your own
judges --Llpk before goa leap
Among or stock yol will find mems aud boys
clothing, ccntemens firnithios goods, hats and
eapt trunks, va iscs, &c, oil Of which we will sell
rem irkahy low
G- Nccin sell good sunmersuii, consisting Of
coat. pants, and vest, Tor 81 IS no linen coats 81
8 2Ja p.Cce. maya
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
NsLIS. MILK MILK.

Yp1iE subscriber proposes 10 furnish such Of the
citizens Of Ouawnas may desire It with good
Fl fresh milk early every morning Except sun.
day hut lwice on saturday to commence about the
hrst OF May. Persons desiring - be furnished are
requested to leave their names and residences ut the
telegraph office. The intention is TO 90 into the
business permanently, II the patronage should be
such rs 70 justify, Terms, ? cents pr qr from the
lSt OF May to the lst OF October and Acts from the
lstot October to the Isl OF MAY
Ottawa, march l5-,lm Stiles Turin
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Strayed or Stolen

E,'ROM the subscriber on Rocks Creek, Living.
L ston county Is Head Of Cattle, with the
following marks:
one red COW, about 10 years old, with white lis,
over shoulders, white ON belly, cars torn by dogs
one COW, 20 years old dccpred with white on belly,
lh.ck horns; one cOw,6 years odd white hnck and
hely-olherwse red one 4 year old red COW, white
bock and belly, swallow fork in lett ear undrrbit in
right red COW, white face, 6 years old thick horns;
cue white COW, red ears, about inches OF tnll of
twoycar old hclcrs, one black swallow fork IN lett
ear, underbl in right; one pied, red and white, ear
marks same as the black the other a brindle 3
yearing heiierS, one pied, red and white, swallow
FORK in LETT eur, underbit in rights one deep red,
mark not known one decpred, white iace, swnl.
low lotk IN LETT, anda split in the right earl one red
bn,' white spots on face years old.
sad cattle have been missing since the 9Th OLA.
prll, Any person returning said cattle. or u pnrt at
them, or giving information where they mnv be
lound, shalt receive nIibcrH rrwlrl, AMI q rtustn
able charges anil expense. pniI Information hy
ietrr may be semitic the subscriber Rookie Creek
Livingston county ions JonSsoY
Ottawa, Apn 90.
IA.
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Usage Orange seed.

TIE subscriber has a small quantity Of the above
= seed for sale The seed is flesh; having been
CHAINED the past winter in Texas lie ms also
made arrangements for obtaining plants, with IN
suucuons Tor raising this valuable fence Tor our prai
RE country.
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ottawa Northern PIouk kOnd.

OLf.tE OF the OTTAWA NORTHERN PLANK
, ROAD COMPANY, AFRIL Is I
PROPOSALS will be received AT this office until
L the first OF May, Tor the grading, bridging and
draining ihatporuon Of the ro0d ofthc company
tending lIolu the cnnulE Ottawa to the south line
OF township 80 The amount aud nature OF the
work required, will be made known at this office,
where plan OF the road may be seen after the 22d
inst EyogGtro The directors.
apu. Is WV VI. True, Secr'y
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New Advancement,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm of II
" Thompson * Co, was dissolved by mutual
consent ol parties, on the 25lh nit the business
will hereafter he carried on at the old stand in the
name oi THOMPSON & FISHER, II. Thomp-
son Il G. a Fisher having entered into partnership.
Al persons indebted to the late firm OIL Thomp-
son Il Co, by note OF book account will please To
make settlement THOMPSON Il FISHER,
Otlawa, nprll 10 1871 .antf
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NEW svOIsE.

A NEW Stove aud Tin Establishment in own,
n east Of the Mansion House The subscriber
respectfully informs the inhabitants OF Ottawa and
vicinity that be- Is now receiving and will keep con.
stnnlly on maud STOVES OF an description, also,
Tn Sberi- IRON, Copper nd joppdaEcG iFarc,
E0yc Thoughts and Conductor Pipes made and pa,
up job work done to order.
cd copgL bro. E, pewter, md Oh iron taken In
exchange ilr wHw
Come 0ui see before purchasing e,scWh,r.
mauhg9 W luogwoop.
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Ottawa Meat Market.

JOSEPH REDDlC X bcgs to announce to hi. old
j friends and the people Of Ottawa generally,
thu, hc IS agnln among thru and has Just taken The
building formerly occupied as meat market by
Grant & Viewer, one door west OF Halls black
smith shop and northeast of the City Hotel where
he has opened market and wlliconsuntly keep ON
hand
MEATS or ALL KINDS,
which he vii sell at lowest prices. As he pays
nothing bot cash for catt.e be can buy low and sell
low lie soucs trial may
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Lost! Lost.
Farm. Ia C.ci,

SlNTi acres; 40 under good cultivation H.,
y balance good meadow all fenced. Wi. be lei
ior cash crDn shares, on advantageous terms. Ap,
ply TO Tie suhseunet residing IN the town Of Free
dom, L. Sale Co, IL.
ma'ch22 I = Cnrrr7.
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The NAV canal Sales.

NORRIS & FISHER wi. as usual attend the
~ snle OF canal lands and lots in Chicago an the
slh of May. Persons wanting lands or lots bid of
or 10 make payments on lots wi, find II 10 their ad-
vantage In employ them mar lSt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

consists 10 ,lr ..' t,,t iry arrest aud cure dise.ss
o., 5'art upyil,-l.yr. M l.oe Of tnr usual mode oi
n'us s.ns Sod li '.f.,t.6 ,Hc la.eu' tai rNh90ste
N.'l.e s.-as h1 il.ossiy Urtei tae Infection
snsy strengthen rts uhp.s 4.,i,A. ,yaaii,t he rirr.
tai0H ~ Hs D.3at I,gH.o.s sua,s l,d ntr'r 10
he sH=rtsEt t.Iu5s .t4t, a5,u tftSaas'a5tfsi Sine,
tat.f Introduction q" i.u y.t'st STALE, on,y tbss
yeays since more thea
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American House for Sale.
W OOdcn Ware.
Gin.s.paj.fs Oils. &c.

"a BOXES 5 by 10 glass, lO5bs iinseed oil,
~ 10 lJhyl2 5" lard oil,
100 Reg white lead, l0cnns green paint,
Iust received Hv nnr29l GRiDLEY s. PRE,T1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
DRY GODns,

S00FCS. English, FrcUch and Amc-icangrinl,
~ 'oO do do 10 gngdan,
% pieces lawns and lined ius,cre,
20 do alapaccn, bomhnlincs, muslin de !ains,
and baragc Of every preoa and sylc
MYJ l.5D. L.P SANG-p g Co
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Poultry, Eggs, butter, lard, bacen. hams &c.
wnnI'd at The Family Grocery, one door north o
me Post Office, march lj-6ms Gro MANN.
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STORAGE & COMMISSION.
WANTED

storage Ncolnmsson business also, at his ware.
house on the side cut, on reasonable terms
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f0h1'l chests Young Hyson, Imperial Souchong,
w and Guupowd-r
2lchr,'~ liyson Skin lans-nll fresh imporaiiors
AMI Will be sold low some Of thu, AZ cen, ten s,ili
on hand '0prl9l lPg'},r HictH1g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

100 ELS. Salt, justrccc,ycd
w sep Is l,nCrwoNn's
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EridiCy AZ Preston

I EEP constantly on hand the well known PEG
N ri4 and SPRINGFIELD P!ows. They hive now
on hand two Breaking Flows, manufactured at Pc
ora. march ; GRlDLEY K PRESToS
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Tsonuct,---SDriu. sue

M III re lead, Lmsced and Lard oils. Whiting.
w glass, sash, door trimmings. &c at
march 5 GRIDLEf g. PREsroYs
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Nails.
SOotS and Shoes,

TOO KEGS best qI1Iy Boston Nails, assorted
| w sizes. A.so - kcg- fence mats, for sale BY
march CrlDLEY & lREsToS
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Richardson's saw.
ErHeh TClsNnMN,

CUTTON < FYFE have few Of R!chag a
- Cross Cut saws for sale. sep o.
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s.1sFr, New Jersey July - sl-.
DR. A ~ NHapTE-hgt4 ST.; ~ wa 70 Aa,w
n me VIDA. lass been lg lvatIt Do BIO. own case, %
Inc application % 4-t. --.|AN.. .ELI AND
StgELtD.. ..y reply Is af !.-Ias:
For a-.at fau.sy g.-fs usl ugen suffering from
Dysgs.a.4. r.lly year Tie -yml.Ins became worse.
nor could 1'..lI preferential fu..3- .gon any c0db'e
II ueIc4, t,s6.a.al oualtter About J0Lgitsa yeais
since a. ,a..r. -..-y e.. ..lGIa.I eAlgsute - tao
wJaLlr. IA TIE t2alrH.s @. iy Faaicla! duties.
%. ..H.- H.. 90 '. severe .u.-H.- !.Aouuu'lSfn,
wl .r ~. 's-. ...ar y.ar ..-s-4 no tr4csctiVsba
sUg l4.A I#.--fs DO .. Hafs. 70. 80 AID ~, ~ cru
60 Iar.-- 70. ....s.- b .e.t tsl D.. ny uwa ant
by fae E..a..'...A "t-A t2.1 D. hiA- - "v'e'e =.
10 !ag-ra ru Immediate r4sleas1u di my l"sstnId
's...a 44 r-,y~s yl.-a Wa rv.s .GS'g-shiy lTti.
pastL. ara Ls Iry LI..c..4's became WoDe. a. shO
ild ug L.HUur..7 aa- !.a-uu4uc Lf0cLoR- tiins
s,lus!as ,-st the" disorders were oUaasJied with
uk-E u.4gI .Dluu, A the medium g; the Nervous Sys
tom !u tDg whole pAa-na1o.1 tefe 'eemei 10 10
my NsnoGi sr.igu, s,ory '-ig Ia: ND riot 'rr
a.a Pu. gas' b sd IHoi;iy !a.l- at las; rs led
aF g i4su.s be "a sH.a .tur lHrsntoD= aus itaJugH
Win 40 ylIy GsaTG..g huFrs 90! tNe.r uflgIeHcy,l !
4glsuuU.. ~ BE- t.s s!.lIC VI the application 81 tho
GHLFAN.y 4aLI A.v S.LN..'E, ih the
NAu..L..C ILJ.D. 4Lis va g yaAr, le.0 10
~ tkLAT ArIgrssiskAr, ty rUU aAIB an uinsrhiA
nav GaE&; ~ LIa.li usIs wa stAaIEU 80 ks,uAE
NJ FA.IaEtL LLrJE1, Eys HNyE ] siycl ONlTsy
,l-fLr rENytgs ur sJJutsr or TFE SSuACHiJIs
A., rY LHl, aAIlC A's.gI,u- 49, ~ JihLtr c.IsAO
20 TrurHlr IA. such 70 '.s JA4v.ilt aud LsppJ 10
sults ui .lg tAI sluusat
have ,...rWsa4gi the BELT aud FLUID 10
faaHy be- uHyc loru LLr..'e tlReuaK iron Ssg
rf,gIt st.suUAa Itvg Ds.y NED ...,G. Van ,,,T,r
urs.yIs, H.LIs'r u' t'bNy cAtE.
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Window Glass, sash, &c.
IslsSnlntiOn.

TIE coparnrrship formerly existing bc,Hecn
: WIN. Palmer and J G Gay, in the business Of
imitation on the lstui Januiry last. Fart OF the ac.
count, have be n assigned to j. c. Gay TIE
books uituc firm remain with, aud all accounts not
so assigned. wi. be settled by the Undersigned,
AprI 10 WIN. PALvER
The subscriber It'll ccn'inurs the business OF Wa
Gon and Clr'i1g- Mlkmr at his old sand. where
h. viii be happy 10 serve his friends and the pub.
lie generally. WIN PALMER.
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HtA ~ ss&1
no rent, OF trade Tor lnnd, house and ~ on CO.
: lam'ls street. near the Amcucau. ! he lul Is
Tt ig,tl.pEi win valuable two story hou.e there.
on. Ton terms, enquire o NoI.s < i,her, OF {, the
undersigned Feb, t. ii DLylRL4vx