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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27

GIVE had not the pleasure of being present at the
Concert given by the young Ladies of the Female In
stFute, on Wednesday evening last under the manage
ment of Prof. Markstein. We learn that it was con
Quoted with excellent TASTE and that the young Ladies
drew considerable applause by their proficiency AM
skill, from intelligent audience.
If the Professor will hereafter notify us when sucl
entertainments are on hand, we will endeavor to bt
present.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27

0The day after the arrival of the first steamer at
wharf, the ladies of the Baptist Church will give
supper, at the City Hail. when and where they hope
their friends will meet them and partake of the good
things that will be prepared for the occasion.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27

EFThe Charleston papers notice the death of Joel
r. Poinse'r mr. T., has held several prominent po-
htcal positions in the eountry , was -ouflrd by Mr.
Van Buren, to preside over the War Department, the
duties of which position, he discharged with ability
and fidelity.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27

0EFThe Democrats have carried Virginia by ma
jority of about 10000 Both branches of the Legis
lature are largely Democratic. This is the first cleo
ton under the new constitution.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27

Ets The Vicksburg Sentinel thus notices our
TREND OF the Republican, 1t is a merited and
wen 'med compliment to political consistency, and
we are pleased to see that our friends abroad an
Pfeclate adherence to sound principles more than
devotion to party
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27
4 Cheering Sign.

Inc : Prtneitive Republican, lately the organ
u .ne Union men of Lowndes county, is now
4 ny and ably advocating reunion of the
democratic party. 1t is due to the editor of that
paper to say, that he took bold ground in favor Of
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-27


0E5-In consequence of the severity of the weather
on last Sabbath the Rev. P P. Nicely, postponed the
delivery ofhis farewell Sermon until tomorrow morn
ing Suyoct-The end of Time
The reverend gentleman has served the people as
Pastor OF the Methodist church in this city for two
years past and, believe with the entire appro-
paton oil his congregation, which is very large and
Intelligent. AS Pulpit Orator he has but few equals
at the South possessed of gorgeous imagination,
huency at once full rich and copious he startles his
hearers less oy his transitions than by the singular har-
mony OF his language and the completeness of his g
ures, and the roundness of his periods We remember
never to have listened to any speaker capable of
senting to his audience sentence less auess either
in the language employed the perfectness of the
ure than Mr.. Nicely. In these particulars, he is re-
garded by many who have heard him, almost unap-
proachable.
The subject selected for his farewell discourse is one
well calculated to bring into active recognition all of
those peculiar qualities of mind thought and language.
with which we regard him so eminently endowed :
and, unless have erred in our Judgment we appre-
bend that he will the sympathies of his audience
and that his hereafter will ever occur to those
who hear him tomorrow, whenever the END of Time
shall sweep athwart their thoughts We hope the
Church will be crowded tomorrow morning.
--~~-~~.~~~-~~~o~~-1o--@,-,->-
VFWe have been requested to say, that a petition
IS deposited at Harrison Johnsons addressed to the
Legislature, asking that body to charter bank to be
located in this CITY, Those who favorable to sucl
an institution, will call at the place designated anc
leave their names
Several months since we put record our hearty
concurrence in the establishment of such institution il
this city. We have seen nothing to modify what We
then sald and our reasons were as cogent then as
now and this move appears too have sprung up rather
late to obtain the desired end Let our country peo
pie be consulted.
If the present move is really designed to obtain
banking institution, hope some one with sbrains,
viii give us view of the ''bass, the limitation. re
strctions, the liability individually, &c. &C. We de
sire an expose of the charter-what might suit one
man may not suit dozen others. Our columns arc
open to short, pointed articles upon this subject
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-01

THE HoRTrouLruRIsr FOR JANUARY, just publish
Cd BY ~ H. Newman of this city. has various in
teresting article besides the editors pleasant re-
cords OF his late visit to Europe. Among the pa
pers in this number Is communication from " Il.
liam Hopkins Of I}ran'wick Rensselaer, county,
in this state. entitled The Frat growers Crusade
against the Grand Turk" The Grand Turk is he
curello. Of COURSE AMI Nr. Hopkins i. for letting
loose the bri,u the air and the inhabitants of the
poultry yard " In.. hiA. II. sag, ~. Y. Eg
Post.
Il have pat tbs following questions to the Old
est people IN the negh5ufh'p1. ans: received M
verbally, about the same answers. Are yolr APP
pies - sound nnw, a. those yoJ raised thirty or
forty years agof oh ~ they're gnearly and
wUrHy n7w-she seasons alnt a. good As they
used to bc. Ave ,he birds as plenty as they used
TO o.. Are the bn d, plentiful aov. formerly {
oh law, NJ. they used to make noise enough to
deafcn you, when was young Do Won raise as
much v0ultry T why no gis-s not, W. get more
hutc,crs' meat now twill DC readily observed
BE- tic frat reply, that those person, haytnot the
Isas; i!el OF the present cause Of faiuFe-(I do
not insist tia, the curculio Is the only troublesome
ihinsJ ] Know ola solitary apple tree in alorty
acre holi, where every fallen fruit shows several
crPsscen. shaped punctures.
IL have nerer ye. conyersed with person who
understood the natural history of tho curculio.
The only only one that seemed TO have any pre-
,!ogs idea of it, was al Irishman. He complained
to ma that his pums were all falling to the ground.
As make it rule 20 talk to every one who will
listen TO me- about the cnrculia--l commenced an
explanaton--he suddenly threw up both hands.
and exclaimed stento riously, Is it the babys nail
you name by this, and by that always minded
the thing a. u token Of bad luck, and so | did
BY the way, his ia stiff clay soil, and that don't
save him,
Paving under the trees, or withdrawing the
fruit, may save the crop bat both plans are sxpen'
sive; and even when We have done 1.-THE grea'
test yigileuco is necessary because they are still
surrounded by the enemy Nothing short Of total
determination, should be the aim Of the fruit grow
er;-let him explain the nature Of this insect, 10
every one who owns tree, to every man, woman
and child. on his premises let him be grower OF
poultry. as well as a grower offruit let him give
accommodation aud encouragement to the birds Of
tho air. in every possible way let him petition
the proper authorities, that straingcnt laws may
be enacted for their preservation that all dshon-
est persons may be prevented from coming on our
lands to shoot, or eusnare them. The word dis.
honest may appear too severe for this pace--leL
1t pass Those who feed the birds, (uanlely the own
srs of the soil have special clsim to their ser
vices, and no struggling sportsman shout deprive
them Of it,
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The Land of MISTER, and Gems.

1t is stated that Col Gaines, Of Texas, is about
to head an exploring expedition to he CHA
Somewhere near the junction of the Colorado of
the West with that river, is a sandy regisn scan
tily supplied with brackish water and backed by
sharp mountains, never scaled by the foot OF tho
whteman. and this there is some reason for be
lieyng to be the emerald fields Of the Aztec
princes. Gov hernandez once bought handful
Of glittering crystals Of an Inaian from that sec
tion Of the ella country. After some years de-
lay it occurred tn him to submit those beautiful
specimens to French lrpidary in Mexico, and at
ter some hesitation and debate in the course OF
which, Gov. b, began to suspect their value, and
ten thousand dollars WAS offered and received for
tho precious stones The purchaser went ia
France with them and Gov hernandez made an
attempt to penetrate the exact situation Of the
country whence they were brought, but the lndl'
an hostilhies IN that quarter, and his own death
ended the quest Col. Gaines was his friend and
it is thought has clue which leads him to at
tempt almost single haned, what the United
States engineers have neglected 10 accomplish
n routo ON tn, north bank Of the Sila, rs fIr as
il j. nayIgable, and an examination OF the nature
aud capabilities OF the unexpected Cen,ra!ia,
south OF the Mormon territory. The country be
tween the Colorado anl ella is rich in mystery,
mines and danger, and the enterprising Gaines
may have wonders to relate if he lives TO record
his discoveries
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-01
.Tsom Lals Superior.

The mines ere rr,ssschted - tciiiy wei this
ysfv. Fifteen hnn1Ted tuns Of copper have been
thppcd.ef rhiei, ille Cia Nine, the largest
shipped 500 tons Tie viliriwind Of speculation
anatraul has nov passed over, and tlcre are no
fancy operations; anil every company organic
ed has got real location. and is doing an actual
business In getting out copper. s go
One Of the greatest expenses in the getting the
copper ready for shipment is in the cutting of 1t
up into movable masses, which is effected by a
tedious prscess with chisel and hammer. Various
have tsen the experiments devised TO facilitate
this operation: machines have been rugged in va
IRONS ways and ut great expense, TO saw the
blocks; but the copper is so mixed with stony
particles that the saws cannot be made to work.
The miners are now about trying new plan
tAey are constructing gigantic furnace to melt
the masses and cast them in such pieces as can
be- handled This seems feasible aud if it proves
to be so, the expenses Vi mining will be very M.
terialiy lessened.
The traces Of ancient mining continue to be
found, and in greater numbers and extent and
these prove of great service To the miners of the
present day, by directing to the best locations,
and in presenting to the miner excavations which
could only be effected in years Of labor The
people there estimate their age be at least two
thousand years, but nu,hing has been found to
trace their connection with any existing race, ex
cept the bare fact that the copper nine was car
ried off by way Of st Mary River and the lakes
This has been determined by detacued portions
being found along the way from the mines to Ste.
Marie.
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Kccp 4, bcrovc the I'coD,c,

M lCilAEl. Rcagin, oi Ottawa, bachelor. liv.
vi ing IN II lone shany and followed farming and
rnlsng cattle rs living, aud very INDUSTRIOUS hon
est man, was murdered IN his own shnnty. ~ IN,
night nhou, year ngo, and on or about May las
my brother. Timothy Donnyan. came out from Ire
land, where he eft n destitute wife and seven chill.
dfen, being the rghthei ol said Rengan,s properly
came IN senrch OF sad property and TO settle all
claims. From information 40 far received. was
watched and murdered Also, II seems. from inlur.
nation and circumstances, the same family suspect.
ed for the murder was charged with such before
they came to Ottawa. Address nsbclore, Dubuque
Town. FIREMAN nosAvAy, or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-01
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

YHNilE subscriber having made arrangement.
with Nespnsinn Ellis, Esq OF Washington
II tyhcrrby gives notice that he " prepared
toprosccuc Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility aud on favorable
terms.
The principal classes If rascs Of land bounty and
pension claims which now exist. and the general
principles un which they rest, are ~ olluws to wit
lstLgHd BJHHig Is due In a officers non commits.
stoned oiiicrrs, musicians, of prvntcs whether reg.
uIors, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served IN
the warol l'l2 unless they have heretofore tecci.
we'd land bounty Also, to n such rs served IN any
OF The Indian wars since 1890. and also the commits.
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico
10 vii Those whd enlisted Tor one ycArand served
ymonths 10 100 acres those who enlisted for ,S
months and served tmonlhS to 80 acres. All those
deserved over month 10 ~ acres. The widow
o n solder who was killed in battle, entitled to lGO
ncrcs II the officer or colder Is dead, the widow is
entitled to the bounty II there bc no widow, the
minor helrs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
hchouny
ID Pensions for LII, arc due to MI widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers. II they were mar.
red prior to 1900.
81 Increased pensions are due to all such widow'
i their husband. were pensioners under the act o
1915
All communication, addressed to mr. OIL the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful ~.
tculion Pounr"p1d NAL lett sent through the
po,, office. Ottawa, nov . NJ II. ,loLti-rbR
Al vat Liip. and LdRd Ageni
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300 Naricticsor Ample,

300 Varieties Apple,
And great variety OF Pear, Pums, and Cherries,
which have been selected with care and ur-at ry.
pense from the most popular and approved Nurse.
RES IN the Union. embracing nearly a,l Nh. standing
varieties IN the eastern and southern states, the trut
oi which Is confidently believed, cannot a to SUI,
The most delicate and refined pnlnirs
The subscriber assumes with confidence iha, he
has the greatest udrisig and most splsHdid assori.
meHt 10 he found IN northern Illinois The trees
are from 10 years OF age, and ranging from to
feet m eight, and well proporIonrd
1t is believed that the lnmrnlnbr rrmissness on
the part OF farmers every where observable inpan-
ting fruit trees n mostly attributable to the almost
total failure, IN most CASES, where trees have been
uansplnnlcd from distance, and the libruus roots
on which the Tree relies fol It's nuirment have be-.
come dead from too long exposure 10 dry AIR or Sc.
we're iross nlicr taking them Up, either OF which If,
iatal to IT. growth But these cmbarrns-inents no
longer exist The farmer can now be- sippcd IN
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, grownln the same soil aud climate In which
they nr- to be transphuied
1.-THE trees are taken up in the spring i, should he
dom soon inter the frost i out OF the rrnund-nt all
events before the leaf begins to put 10Th lfnken
up IN the fall they should be buried until spring
Apple trees ut the Nursery IA cents all Other
kinds rs cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton Jan 10 lsj0--f
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70 tie heirs and al persons Interested ir The Es-
tate NJ itroLuq He's, drrd
NOTICE : hereby gwen. that wi. make appli-
y cation 10 the cognvr court OF In sale county,
cn the third Monday m March, ISL for an or.
der 20 sell the t3ow.0v certificates ul cana iuleb-
eIDe,s belonging 20 sWa estate
Certificates of caun' Indebtedness amounting Goo
$500 dated Feb. ll-l-. one car.a.a," OF canal
Indebtedness for $50. dated Nawh I. I>l2. cr,uG-
Gates dated Mayed lSis, tor s9tO and S2l0WCcr.
uHca'es Tor interest upon cana, Indebtedness.
Clover < Cook. JEEDIaU hiss
inn - Solicitors -lt2l Executor
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To Officers. <"idicrS. ~ td0Sy ana
Heirs "f deceased S0ybtc,s,

"A bL TAKE NOTICE. that the IN I.r.ipn 4 nrc
"A ON hind ,,su.A', To procure yonr bounty anl-
pensions, hack AID ex,rR pAy. NJ noninnl rates. low
er Than ever Having hal considerable exp r.nrc
~ mus buslness and beng ~ dlrsst rtespondencs
rith IA, Deparfmcatsojh Government having IN
charge the adjustment " such onins, we are certain
We can do your business TO your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful IN in securing claims oi
his kind, We never charge Call and zee us ut our
law and land agency Office. NonMs & Fi.nrE.
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administrator Notices.


NOTICE Is hereby gwen thlt will make appl.
~ cation 10 the county court oi La sale county,
ON the 8 Monday in March next, iur an orjer 10
e the and, and leuemrufs at.oTglug Oh the estate
OF MgTun Clas6y deceased, e. Us IHgch thereof as
may be Necessary pay tie let,s ol slI deceased,
al which TINE and place al persons Interested are
requested 10 appear aud show cause why said real Is
tate should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid,
Jan Is THOMAS lARKIN, idm'r
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TOBACCO.

"A BOXES Of superior plug Tobacco o different
wv qualities; Fine cut chewing and smoking IN
pcJsand bulk, constantly on hand and for sale by
dvc22 LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-01
To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

TIVE subscriber in addition to very large stock
J. 9lhs own manufacture, IL now receiving from
The largest aud best manufacturing establishment n,
The east, a complete assortment Of Hats, Cnp. and
Fur Goods, designed expressly tor the wholrsa.e
trade, which vii be sold on liberal terms aud at New
York prices, adding transportation Ills goods have
been manufactured with great care md the styles
dapied to the western trade. HIS stock will Away.
be complete Attending merchanlsaud haiters an op.
portuulty oikeeping good assortment without buy.
ing an overslock OF goods that change in style very
often i 4. SMITH, 10 Lake Street
Chicago August 81
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fllisttl'anrous.
The World Challenged
=. EHERSoN's
Improved atmospheric Churn.

Patented AnTli ID, 1900.
THE attention OF the public i respectfully solicit
Ell 20 an examination 81 The above churu. which
Tor efficiency ch,apu 49, ana iaeuty Tor c.ssnIng
stands uGuNS,,ed and alone.
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ceiyed corrohOmtye OF It's unrlyaiied performances,
with the different churIls now IN use, and the uni
ted testimony Ct all who have Witnessed is opera
iion, furnish ample proof ollts being the mos, ap-
proved churn Syrr exhibited 70 the public Init the
greatest mech2nca. and philosophical principles m
folly embodied VIZ the agitation or surface me
non OF ,he cream UrmlN sud the introduction 81 at
mospheT.c ar. THIS mechanical and phauSoph'c-
al action upon the cream or mix has he effect 10
separate and bring INTO contact the .etaChe pafil-
c.cs q bgUeT, requiring uuly arropcr temperature to
promote Ihcir adhesion lAe process 81 coiltcung
he butter IS not cguaucd by any previous Invention
Il being rapid and complete, Ii has IA al, cn>'s
where uel v'5 o.ber chu'Ds, proved lJ-c.. he
quickest, 1rd g' me some time Wo.c perfect spa
ration. aaI consequently y larger quantity oiJuuer.
On time aaJ lle aury0' produced. d." world =
challenged. : EMERSON, Fd'-Rfff.
\ + Persons Gs~irous Of purchasing County
Rights cg ChUuls, ly directing 'ettrr .pu-, paid
TO- or calling un pcfsoa on. William Pearson, ,li,u-
va, H., wlI meet with prompt attention. MI
Pearson also manufactures and Accps tor ss.eu. 81
krs OF the above caums.
WILLIAM PEARSON.
AssH' '0r The state y ILLINOIS.
Ottawa Sent II 1850
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Boots and shoes.

I 4 CASES Caurists dorDle so.ed thick boots
| . warranted
10 cases common thick boots, warranted;
- kp.ti,ru' qualities.
H. hDy- and yuUrG, boots,
And every description utmru's and boys Shoes. q
better assortment lr0n ever before offered Iu th,s
market uow opauug,ut CLSHNANs.
Ann. ~ l-yl
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Prairie House.,
" ILLIA NJ LOW,
Wholesale Grocer.
NO. 81 LEvEE,

~ ~. . L - u
SECOND STORE NORTH OF OLIVE ST,
ST Louis Missouri
.iauuary, ISL
Y WOULD respectfully invite Merchants. upon
L their visiting ourciry for their spring purchases.
10 an examination OF my large aud varied stock OF
GRJCERiE>, Us my goods will be- offered al The
loves, possible rates. aud upon satisfactory terms, 10
punrull men.
Nv stock consists Of The following Goods
1875 hid, choice La sugar, 30 casks Boston sucratus
200 bbls Becher's c,arIheJ50O kegs lrIu mountain
sugar, nails,
100 bls oafan crushed, 100 Asgs brajsand finish
go bags Rio, LlguiIa and ing nails,
LAM coffee, loo kegs 81 Boston nails.
lOObbls Belchers { fal-6U0 coils aad manila
tegfuund ), II. Mo- iope,
la.ses. 800 bxs mould and star
$40 hhS palt n mu.asscs, candles,
200 pigs Impl, Y II. and 10 JAs Virginia and Mis-
Black teas. sour tobacco,
200 bbls |, ; and Mack Is bags clean pim'nio,
erel % pepper,
aoDhaIyes and quarters DO 100 5xs assorted ground
% bbs No. Niai spices,
Is 80 salmon, c5 titfces fresh Carolina
100 GoSes, 100 lbs each cases pure Bengal in
800 bose, No l. sealed cases extra quality
herring malder,
100 BAGS eagle cot warn 100 hoScs SwcetZCrs cuba
100 bales No wick yarn SNCigar7,
lUO gross Mason b htng, ~ Sb- suli Sllt ALMONDS
Is boxes No chocolate, 20 % fresh H.btTts,
% prepared cocoa, 90 " ingii-h waInGts,
100 " pepper sauce, ~ " fresh cream nuts,
50 =" tomato ke,chup. 90 " q pen mus,
10 " mushroom O1O Pr bar end,
10 walnut 5000 hig- assorted shot,
100 doz s1ri,nes whole. j 20 k.,, tie powder
haliand InaTier, IUObl.s pure CIDER yiue-
lO05rye- three gross clay car
ppes, lOn BOXES pearl -iaich,
800 leims wrapping paper ! OJOUl0G d c1p.
100 reams c and letter lJ05 boxes hand. ~ mus
paper, tH-I.
20bb.s pure alum, loN nnHs, Il rs each 10.
% coapelas, loo boxes -r.. ana n1il
10 salt peue, gau p.0.es,
31Jb-x'sassJI;cL win Ow COO q s. so lHatmrgs,
glass. 500 " cloves,
300 boxes No I brown 0ons=is Inc Il. s, sench,
SOAP. 200 Beach,
100 boxes castle and -loo doz large size tubs,
regatcd soap, goo pine churn@,
800 dozen hoop buckets 500 " Zlur wash boards,
100 " well buckets, sou superior hroom-,
100 yarnish " 100 crates covered buck
buckets ct,
100 " hncy &" 100 cases nest round box
800 81, blue and green es,
300 dol red white and ce- 200 doz market baskets,
darbuckets, 200 gross Mniches
January 4 lSjl-9t-99
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drSoARiAss ~ CALIroRNIA. Journal o.
'Commerea learns that 10000 acres Of elgbly
,'tunted land in California have been offered Ivy
m IN Alcalde, on highly favorable forms, To Mr
brei'aoh llungarias in New York, with the
o. md icing his ocuntrymen to settle upon il
: add engage in agricultural pursuits.
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tllc0itillcs.
LIVER COMPLAINT,

idEisirc Dyspcpsid, thra4,c or NsrrolS Usbii
~ ii@dse oftlc Ridaess a,d az ih"ass crt'
SID. y in a i'yarlru Ter or Stomach 81 n
rs Constipation, h,,oari f,i0 fUttHc.N on
blood 70 ths HsGd icjd.iv 81 he Stomach Ady
sru, H,aFjyr1l, DisyiV for tooi f,d'nrss or
Weight Hthe Stomach, Sour Erac'a'ions Sink.
ing or FisttsriRg at the P4 Of he Stomach,
Hurried and Di.FcsGl B,odibiHy, EuHerhg al
tho H,0yt, Choking or SafOcHiHg Sensation
,ohs'' ~ Lyiag Posture. Dinmcss Of IlaoD,
Dots or Webs before tkc Sight Fi'rer and bDil
Pam in the Heat Deficiency of Preparation,
l.i'owHeAs ~ the SI'in and Eg,s Pain in the
SID Buck, Chest, Limbs, de- Sli,in Eph.S
gtitra, Ba'7,'Hgs IN he Flesh, Constant haIy.
iHr,ySef Ell and Srrr Oppression ~ Sprth,
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DRY GOODS,

t00 PCS English French and American prints,
wv 100 do do do gughams,
80 pieces lawns and .nrd iustsrs,
- do alpaca, homuazucs, muslin de lains,
and hnragc Of every pucra aud Style.
My3 1850. J.. +. SANGER ! Co.
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Bottom enjoys 4 very profitable trade With IN.
Hsyilens During the last rear. las vessels ARR.
vsd Of Boston rom Hayti. They have strong
interest therefore, IL the continuance of poncs on