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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-10

fRoN TIE MEXICAN BouNpARY COMMISSION,
TEN,s &c.-.ltic York, .4pui ih,-The New
Ohcans Pcayune OF the Doth ult furnishes an
account OF the following terrible scenes which
oceiired al Socorro, brief statement Of which
has previously been received by telegraph
b. the steamer Galveston from Galveston
Molor Bartlett Conmissary of the Mexican
boundary Commission arrived last evening in
thR city. lie brought a tram OF wagons down
o1ayaca from Fl Passo and his crrlud here is
10 orange for supplies 10 be forwarded 10 the
Conmission. lie left them at III Passo on the
l0ih ult
A party under DR.. Webb. Secretary of the
Commission, sent forward TO the Copper Mines
10 examine the convenience Of the place, had re-
tmned with favorable report, and part Of the
Commission was to start, the ensuing week, to
occupy post at the Mines.
VI The difficulties with the Mexican Commission
'crs had been all adjusted and the initial point on
the Rio Grande settled
Capt. Craig reported friendly conferences with
the Indians. He was To lead the party to the
mines, which are about go miles from FL Paso.
Cant Dobbins, formerly of the 3D. infantry who
was a follower of the expedition as a hunter,
killed a Mr.. Wakeman on the way up TO III Pssso
ard afterwards committed suic,de IA san Eleza-
po, at the quarters OF Col. McClellen
Maj Bartlett left all the members of the Com
~ -rlbu III HO0A uthllt4s Alt uiluH1s however
arcouuts of some horrible scenes of disorder,
murder and execution, which took place at So
sbfro, about the closing days of January.
Bands Of armed rufians had been oyerawing
the inhabitants Of Socorro by paradng around
The streets, and committing all manner of lawless
acts. They robbed and Killed openly, without
provocation or remorse. Through the 2Sth and
29th Of January they ranged like wild beasts
conmltting all sorts of crimes when a party oil
clZens sent an express TO the u. 5. troops al
fan Elezerio, about six miles of, asking for pro-
tectlon, which was declinnd, and the applicants
Deferred to the civil powers. On the night of the
.slth. the robber band, seeking Mr. +. c. Clark
SAD TO be the son of Hon J. w. Clark, U. S
eenator from Rhode Island, went to Fandangc
Where he WAS, and maltreated the whole party Of
men and women. The leader, Alex Young, as
sisted by three others, fell upon Clark and gave
hlm nine or ten mortal wounds Another mar
Banned Charles Gates was badly shot. Next
lnoming some members of the Boundary Com
Inission sent an express 10 the man body at San
3lezerio for help. In three hours a large party
F"f Americans and Mexicans arrived and secured
telght or ten of the worst of the desperadoes in
Guiding Wade, Butler, and Craig. Young, the
flngleader, escaped These men were brought
before Judge Berthol, and the next day sentenced
70 be hung. Within one hour the sentence was
&snforced and they were hung up to the branches
ri tree. The bodies of the murderers wer,
buried, as was also that Of the murdered Clark
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LIST OF LETTERS


an HAND. Aprl lsi, 1851, at the Post odte at Water
~ bury, Vermont:
A.
Miss Mary Ash Ira iovenn,
huniamin Adaias. prnns isnch,
l.. =. ildd
David Beldng,
Hop.rn Harker, Mics Elizabeth Marble,
Ssth u. 8assett, Mes Ciatissn Miles,
Mason O.. nocsIy, Miss Minerva Miner
Fan BAin, Ann hcItisth,
Me. Mauha Brown. Sumner Mouse,
g. Nathaniel Russell, Or
James Crsnuey, ora Marshall,
john 10 tiasou, ftltic Mshmqy,
John e. Campbell, J. H. NcChryI
~ 5. Colhuine, Daniel Mu'Ty
% ". Nouell.
George u. nuuctn, DAVID MaoirL
Robert Dunn, p
MI. hatial p, Daniels, W. Z Paddock,
fisLer naf, Amos Prescott,
llrnr, ". Dresser, John Prescott
Mfs ilorcuce D1nohue.
Richard RaughoY,
Catherine Fuohy Hem, richardson,
Simon fowrr r.. = Robinson,
q
Bartholomew Could q. a. Stone,
hllo p Goes, n. A. Severance,
Pat. Galsan, Joseph Eliza sheldon.
rhonias Gfeady, Pamela stone.
EI.uu Hlmlu, \
Charlie. GiuuS Timoihy C.. Timpson,
a Emory Town,
William Rays, =. NJ. Taylor,
Alfred HHfoF WA. Thomas,
David iiii Ro1crt Tfrcy,
Charles c, Hodge. Thomas Taylor,
Id A''' oha',iga P'To~ne'
Joba louusoa, Jane. wher
Mrs. LAURA Jackson,
* Guslasus Young.
re. SMITH, Postmaster.
Amh J. le'i 2l.3w
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

News 20 March > There have been li2 bal
lettings for L. $. Senator, and the election was
postponed TO next January. King lwhig led on
the last ballot There has been terrible in
crease of crime, and lynch law is the order of
the day. The news from the mines IS not en-
couraging.
The Stare Case IN Bosion.-The Supreme
Court. after argument, has refused the habeas
corpus, ON the ground that Slmmes by his own
showing was lawfully IN the bands Of the L. >.
Marshal He was, coniessedly, fugitive slave.
we suppose.
G. The Supreme Court is now in session at
Montpelier.
Honderfd Egg-samples.-At Walton's Book
store may be seen two eggs, laid by Cochin c hi
na Hens belonging to J. w. Howes Of the fol-
lowing dimensions and weight:
No. Is - by 6 Is inches, weight OF.
No. 2-7 IS by 6 IL - o..
We understand that Mr. lIowes' hens not only
furnish big eggs. but have so ndustriousy began
their springs work to have produced already
a large brood Of candidates for future newspaper
Immortality
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]. II WEEK g b. 2. MS.

j Il WEEKS & D. ?, IVES,
No. tSuby street. Boston.
IMPORTERS or hNGlisH, FhENlIg GER.WfN,
G@4Gl&Y GOODS
Having dl.posed o.Ae,f Retail ~tock, have em3, 10 10
~ NiiAf slhhLt, etefa 'hey iaienl to devote their
IMPORTING * JOBBING BUSINESS.
1hoy have iust received iu assortment OF the vati
ous Articles n their lines Dad RECEIVING. M P.rko nnd
Steamer, every thing aud desirable the European
Mukats.
Cutlery Rodgers Crook 's.ivory Combs.
Nnsitutn.u s. r-fas - 81 Fans o. -rsat variety and
Nldr s. buieha.'s menu OIL rers as lc and piice
fciufa. Cqr'ea Fra.
Porte Monnaies aud nunalo Horn Combs
Cigar tase.-AH ql4NI L4dlc.' Back combs. BROS
Tee aut lNee., Laelish, stag Combs
French ena bclutu. soaps & Perfumory-
Fancy stationery Note tom al. tle ui,-t ed
ffu'l+ f"n iouisi tlicrs, nauIisctuftr..
seals. Envelopes fupeue- hlacrsomfs Genuine
nc- Ne- Razor traps.
Rosewood Goods-box- Playing ,nrus-En-iish
o-r ueFt-. AtIci Stands. nrd Amenr4n
Neeesfsre., sc. &c. steel sag ~ Pursa
Dressing Cases -pf Fog Trimmiugs
ll-u auu firuch Manuf8f- Genuine Harfna Coll
extensive stock ct Oguo.
tAe best psitcfns Iubln's Extracts.
Rack CANNON boards. Esrushss- 70 fif. Ciath& liaI
Domtuos.- cannes B.ush,s; Isyta and n AL
Dressing tonhs-Of HrHshes
coarse .nl flr eIallfF. steel Brads.
Accordeons nnd FIutfnHs.
Q5W. * l. s sr rerrivine the Ego uirs season on ne
ucacsf pattern goods, seec,ed hy Nr We 49, who il be
o. !. q sII
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MOTORPATHY,

The System Of Curing Disease by
StatumiRatiHg DitaHeiRg Notion.
which un supporters pc.slfe-, any Of the rsual
Treatment orthe das Is emnlated has been
sufficient time 10 AL douos as 10 ~ pfaciceoiy
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BOSTON CARDS,
MARCH. 1851.
Merchants, Manufacturers, and all others going to Boston
for supplies, respectfully invited give their attention
to, aodpreserve copy ofthe following list of BUSINESS
CARDS.
Flax, Hemp, Twinc, shoc-Thread,
MANILA, aoa TARRED CORDAGE. RAE ROPE
Packing Bed cord., Clothes Liaes MARITIME Broom
M, y se,,e Line, nn,lag,, .on,! Cloth q RAGS
BENZ. g. l.. JACOBS,
Importers Of Zine" Goods Fscnseh.eD'nz.rr-
No. 2sO Washington street, Boston.
Beautiful and White Tecth
hre seruted by using tho COMPOUND TOOTH PASTE,
he without t. Sold at ie7 Court street. Boston.--
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.
John Cove Il Co.
4 ,, and over aud 4 tiitchborn Block,
John Cove. Ann street. joseph D. Leland.
Premium awarded ait,le Late Fair
Of tho Mass Charitable Mechanics Association flr
Blake'S Patent Fire Proof PAINTS,
Which fw months turn to -lae or siane protecting
whaeeof thoy cusor from The action OF mo weabs " Fire
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS,
~ upneipiei persons nfe offering s1u9g' articles Tor
clc only De- "htausd Of Paientee. Of New.
tent Fire Proof Paint, 'rhc nnt6or'rcd Ase"r
JbNE r. HAUL 81 Broad street. Boston, has 1t con.an-
y 90 hand sud his sold for four largest man
uhciurns embellishments and will give the whole L.ory
ct e Paint aud it, qualities any VIM WILL
call ~ hi. counting foon, g. Rroa,l street Boson
G-rAlso, PR EPARED CANVAS az ready .or tho ioof or
sides Of buildings making The cheapest and durable
aolufed expressly for putting on che canvas No has
NE genuiee articles above menuenea. without af name
Commission Me'cblat. No, IS broad 81. Boston.
SOLOMON II. DODGE,
No. FOG state street boston
lows Jaok and Bd scrrs. r,o.sed Nus AVID washer. 81
nl Sizes md cverf auclo generally used by Nachints
AMI rhipsmitls oH hand
MICA OR SHEET ISINGLASS,
70, STOVE Moons, LANTERNS, SC. &c. otsonerior
susi.,s, 90 Sale Whoe-se or Retail Also, SAFETY
No. 81 Union 81 our STAIRS boston. Mass.
By GEotGE RuGGtls
FIRE BUCKETS g. ENGINE HOSE,
Trunks, Vaiises. Carpet Hays saddles 4 Bril-
dies, Whips, ChSiso, stnge q Drsft Collars,
Washington und 81 Butte Street, 6Gh door ffom Dock
Square.
MARTIN L. BRADFORD,
Gallery, Hard Ware and FfshinS TackIo
fte :, ashington street, BosIon.
Loa'- SHEARS aud SCISSORS, whirh received
ihe ms, pf.mi9m "a .'ycr Medail a. The Mass
WARRANTED
D. o. received SILVER MEDAL. rr Superior Trout
Fiies suf ti-hior fnrtln, uifnnfac'ufci by him.
JOHN WALL,
-tomIaislian Dealer rnl Jolper in-
Boot. thOes, " Ee0fhfr ar att Ginds,
i9 FULTON STREET. UP STAIRS
1JN. B, -tNrfl advances made con-iann.cnfs.
WINDOW SHADES.
CG5peshsgs OF esoy s'yie, and ssTndorr Shade,
900 gicf N-fIety, rholu ior Cash
- IIRnOver street. Bustun.
PERAL MARTIN.
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NEW DE LANES, PRINTS. sc. lusi Isee.ssd.
~ A-sl. TO- II SCOTT 4 FIELD.
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O. The Supreme Court is now in session at
Mnninnlnr
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No. Hr0aa ss., Sd door Iom STATE STREET,
Importer a. Manufacturer Of Aathematica Nautical Engi
nses aud saIvsyoss Instruments such as >estans, Quad
faats Conpases SPY Glasses, BafoGeteTs Thermonetes
Dra~ing Inslfuonts OF all kiads, Theodoes Surveyors
Transs and Cifeumstentsfs, Lsvelng Instruments and
Rods Of latest and most approved eons,ruetoh Dfang
Sceles Of al kinds Dawing, ftohe, aud Prolaelins Pa
tsI, gsets-sleSs, ssgisssl B-Sss, C-sI.s, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

Snnnn BUSHELS Corn and Wheat
cs'sVVO wanted on contract, for which
an advance in cash will be made by "
"eo G.. BuRR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
LATEST AND BEST
Collection Of Church Music
NOW READY.
TIE GOLDEN EYRE:

A NEW collection Of church music pdnptcd 10
a tar various metres now in use. together with
rrnt variety olueyynnIhcln. s,r,rences and chait,
for ch1Ts sin ,ng I,..es no.iraI ,s.,ci,,icrs ma
,oc.nl, sncrcI muse circles, byV {. TAYLOR.
sacred Minstrel" Choral An.
lbems" &c
Wrb1yc cynlor.d its contents .nourb N dare to
speak rel otu Nj. Taylor ia hiu.rf tho auibo,
OF uooI mari OF The hook. and he show. uuI.ics
tee ,'I, ta.tr and invention which m.kc h, nnnrr-
samu,Isu m HIM toqpp.arasa ru,mpn..r - lir
TayIors ri.c,s ore recommended Iv fh.ir u,p',,I,
ir'oo.,fbr burp,Ii. Lr rbc.r,.rrrr..
which a,,yay. varies vih The sub,eci nm, by rb,j,
uniformly aftIs,.cs,yI- -. Andla,t but not lra,,
IN. v"rE Is morr b,aui,G,lIv and
,,. ,,.,,,I ,,l,. .l, ,,,, r..,,.i ,l, 81 y /
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

JAMES O'Connor respectfully informs the Cit
~ Arus ul Ottawa, that he has recently rc-iiued
and materially improved the Bowling Alley ON
Court House square, originally established by him,
and that Ice Is now prepared 10 accommodate parties
desiring hga,liu. exercise, with the best game OF ten
pms to be- found tins side OF Chicago.
Ills Alley has been ,otry constructed oIrhe beet
Cherry, aud cannot tai To give the utmost -atsiuc-
finn Inn L.
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40 Officers and Spiders,

Whether Regular. Volunteer Hangers, or Militia
Of tie Var of lSl?, MEXICAN, and GN iTdian
Wars sigrs 1870, Higch HurtsIt ar included }
4 LII Of You who have not received bounty lands
~ ARE now entitled TO them, aud can obtain uor.
nation and assistance in procuring them by calling
npcn the undersigned at his Pension, Bounty Land
Patent and General Agency Office, or by rricrpo-l
paid Having had several wears experience IN lhc
pubic departments Mt Washington City, he Is rnn-
brd Ia render efficient service 10 those having bust.
ness of any description, before either otthcm.
Office IN the Court House. Joliet. Illinois
T. T. PATRICK, attorney at Lar.
Retsrsncc--Seuaors and Representatives n con.
rrcss from Iuul, Ion. VIM Rrddick and John
IIlsr, Esq Ottawa Hon. J. \ MNitrson and Hon
VIM t. Little, Joliet OcI IL 1850 -lOd
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It is astonishing how Cheap VIC Sell

ensslco uparOn hn
Clothing
o the
olera kmaex
AM cNammn o oiompnc Will
opt
pledge tomakcs cha atsi c chaser thereof
store KOHN HANDLEBAUM
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Domestic Goods
Beaver and Pilot Cloths.
Save Costs

4 Ill notes and accounts due Ryan & Sanger,
~ and all notes and accounts due L. T Sanger
q Co., up to tie l,t day Of Scptembet last, will be
left for collection, II not paid or satisfactorily arran-
gcd before The Isl day ofJOnunry next
dccT l.. + SANGER & Co.
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CbiGaso advertisements.
The Farmers Wants Met
The whea, crop sayed by the use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill

MANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
n ANINI. Just returned from The country, |
where have number OF the farmers |
Ill who used this drill last spring and tall. and
many others have heardirom by letter, all express
ing themselves satisfied with their purchase, and do
notbelleve any farmer would take three times the
cost Tor his drill providing he could not obtain an
Other The saving OF labor and seed alone rs suit
hcient nduceinenI tor every farmer 10 have drill
but there other confederation OF still greater I'M
porance, as II has been fully Sscertalned that al
least one third more wheat can be raised where II
l. seeded with good drill
The work ot the drtl l. not confined 10 the seed
ing ut wheat, but "Iii seed all kinds ct gram and
SEEDS. MI De Vol, Of WISCONSIN, who purchas-
cd II drlli last sprIrg, snid he would plant or SOW
every seed on hls iarn except potatoes' with the
drll. Many have inquired OF ne II corn could be
planted to advantage with the drill. | say II can.
saw three telI, last August thaI was planted with
the dnat Rockford, by Mr.. II. ". BarroSs James
! It0rksand j. Johnson. They said they would get
at least one third more corn than VIII planted m
/ the u.ua way. 1t will be- remembered that this Is
PIf.RSON'S PATENTED sEED DRILL.
/ Manufactured NJ Chicago, by 4 Eanc, vhichis adj
united To be tar superior 10 any gram dull IN TINS
country and perhaps IN the world. For simplicity
durability, and nedtncss OF workmanship II stands
uuUvaiIed There are other drills lhnl are sold Tor
less money but II Is not always the thing sold ut the
lowest prlcc that is the cheapest; aud II IS with
drills. Any good farmer who gets one o. my dn.J,
anu WIZ. MS lst,, T. a. 'r
:" .v,u ,, ~ W s,A i"i'iS, III you "
Of Gr1'in ,niseJ hv ,sin, he Jrii f"ritsuse Anu
farmer wishing a drii IN the spring, will be dsap-
pointed in getting 1t unless he sends in his order
soon, as am making irrnunc but those that order.
send along the orders sprmgwiii soon be here
Wi give 'Ie names oil Jew laTl.',s "ao nave 'he
'''''' u ''''' '''' TI'TJTT'i1VIHITy "''''''
vessr. E;or 4 ia,bron :, cbo,.s
lane. Brown C;rnrya
joseph ChurchI, Batavia,
James Schoonhaycn, Elgin,
T. II Seward, M1riugo.
H. W Barrass, Rockford.
james Works,
Horace Miller.
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing.
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAPI!"

There $ saying old enough. but
Aud aluds rhynIHg
Iteres benefits attached wIchHi sal.
But mind whatever else do LO0k before
Some once oneacho
They determined thong Others
They displayed their goods the IN
They admIed-gTgy bought and spoke
70 they advanced o the
They both hugh and class;
% h. e hOurh IA
Could the aurels they had by putting aud
MsndcLaum splendid trade then
The people only look for clothes Thought
They little quality, LOok JctGTc they Leap
But mark Ia esu q this, their as
It's Tor by tn
They " e above a : gOoIa
The llmOans awake, hey L0OS 6etpe they Leop"
The house grounded deep honorable trade
For gold sterling ciotesat establishment repaid
Our Of Fasnonis the place, advantages yel, reap
BE ilandebauns aud Lack before Leap"
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
NOTICE.
PAY UP

TNliOSE indebted to the subscriber are called up-
J. on to settle their accounts in sixty days. and
save costs, after which they will be leii for colIec.
uoh' "nt G. BrRR
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Thoughts upon the New Year.

The present year ls very nearly ended,
And folks begin TO count what they've expended,
And ere another year lis course commences,
Make It a rule to calculate expenses,
And don't omit, when making mp accounts,
Andin writing down numerous amounts,
To number IN the year before II does close,
Your saving by buying Kohn& Mand!cbaums cloths
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-. - 1850 -. -,
Matteson & Preston,
COMMISSION & F0RW iRDlNG MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION & FORW iRDlNG MERCHANTS,
Sc. LOUIS, NO.
JoEL n AATTEsoS. JOHN b. PRESTON
REFERENCES:
Messrss; PomeToy & Darkec, 81. LOUIS.
Capt CALVIN Case,
Messrs Smith aud Townsend, Nen Orleans.
J A. Walker ESQ, Bat0n Rouge
Benz. Wacle, Esq, Matches.
Mcssrs. Williams Il Lawrence, Quincy.
|. y. Msrris Esq,
Messrs Wadsworth, Dyer, & Chapin, Chicoso
:" Ogden Il Jones,
William Gooding Lockpori.
Messrs Maucson & Bradner Joliet.
Walker x Kicking, Ottaua.
w H. w. Cushman, Esq, "
l-anc Hardy Esq, Ia Sale.
d l.. Hough,
James Dunlap, Esq, Jdcssoari-c
Messrs CortcnIu- and Gnwold, Peori",
-" Phelps and Bourand,
Hon. Thomas Fold,
Messrs Brdner & Co, NeU Ymk,
Mrssrs suydam, SAGE & Co. d"
" Corning, llorer & Co, Albany
4 J. Williams, Eslo btica,
Mes-rs Kimberly, pease $50, EgG""
" Jay and Webster,
" Reed, Parks * Co, Bearer,
" Bob5 and Bishop, Ciercisnd,
Burrows 4 Co CinciHHdn,
q Williams and Dlworih, Pithbars
Knapp aud Touen,
+. and f Fabcf,
Hoffman and Coates, Perm,
]. u GIarMon, Esq,
L. ID. Brewster, Lsq., "
A. II Ritgely, Esq, SPRINGFIELD,
+ &. Webster, ESD,
IVm Fem. Esq, lacon,
Me>srs Dudley and War,ow Henerin,
Chas. g. Wilcox, Esq, PeLiH,
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSIGEMtNTS.
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Large Arrivals
New Goods,
Nails.

MO. L. land Mnckcrei, Goldfish and Whit
y fish Just received by NIB CUsuNAN
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NtbGs<I H..

II K & Miss Andrews, would respectfully inform
vi hcpubic at,hey will keep IhcIrroonls open
tor taking Daguerrean l.Srucsscs two or three
weeks only. Ihusc who wish good and durable
likcncssc-, would do well to call soon Prices low.
IpwaIy II ISL
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Usage Grange Hedge.

HAVING been appointed by Professor J. B.
IL Turner, OF Jacksonville, agent Tor the sale of
the Usage Orange plant, all orders will be received
aud forwarded, AND contracts made with all who
may wish to procure plants.
The price per 1000 is $40 for the best quality deli
vcrcd to each subscriber IN Ottawa. Such as con-
template giving orders, are requested to do go atnn
early day, IN order to make sure of n supply. No
pay required before the plants are delivered
Dec. II, 1850 j G. NArTiNGrR.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
,h,Gh couclu.i's'y proves tina,
Truth is stranger than Tttien.'
CURE OF
Rheuma ;lsm, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. Dr.. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
:. New Jersey; Of dis;ns uishsd sttainmsnu and sx

:. New Jersey; Of distinguished sttainmsnu and az
aitsI reputation -
sro,r-, New Jersey, July II, 1875
Dn A. RI CHHIsTix-Dear Sir; You WISH to know
II me What has been the result in my own case oil
in- .pp!icsti Of THE GALyANiC BELT AND
SECkLAtE. My reply Is ss follows:
For about i,ssnty y,arI had been suffering nom
Oy.pep,ls Every year thsEymptoms became worse.
anr could ohgsin permanent relief from any courss
II medical treatment whatever About fourteen ysars
Unce ~ consequence OF frequent exposure to tho
weather Ia tie discharge OF my pastoral duties,
became suhjec. to severe Chronic Nheumstisn.
which .OT year amer year caused me Indascribaols
sayui.a Father IN lie winter ni 20 and 20, IN con
'e lurucs Of preaching great deal IN my owa and
various other churches IN this region, was attacked
by the BrOncuI. which soon becsme 90 severe -
- ggi:e an immediate Suspension OF my pastoral
Al0rs. 81 rsTtoU, syEitn uGs nsp thoroughly pres
lrsitS, and as my Bronchitis became Sor.s, so else
Sid my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic ahsction--thns
sVucins sHsi these disorders were connected ~i'n
vach ot.sr through the medium Of the Nervous sys
,sm Ia the whole pharmscOpOsa there sssned 10 bs
aH remedial sgsnt which could roach snd recupsrsis
ny Nervous system every thing that had tined for
this purpose hnd completely failed Al last was led
~ my friends To examine your ~ sn,ioDs and thouga
WItn 10 very sEnguIns hopes OF tEelr oMcisncyD
determined 10 try tas effect Of the application OF the
UALVANIC BELT AND SECkLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID TINS WA IN Juns l5&d. Te
Nv uEEAT AgTsNIsaAkrT, ~ TWO DAYS M DrHSP0A
HAD6oyE; ~ EIUHI DAYS WA ssABLsD TO htsuSs
nv rAsroEIL LLsoR' SoR rAys ! Hrck oAirTso a
tiNsIE sEHyICE ACCOUNT OF rnr bRoSchiris (;
Am ~ RltGyA,rIc ATFtcTio1 Hu ESrtsrLr cHAszD
70 rKauHIE ny. Such 10 the wonderful and hbPpy re-
ruiz. Of tRe experiment
1 have recommended the BELT end FLUID -
many who have been likewise suffering from Sss.
rulglc affections They have Ilied taem. WIN sArsT
aE.yirs ! sILisvs, IN syssr cSsE.
an, dear siT, very respectfully your,
ROBERT w. Lands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
The Knox Insurance Company
Fl2t, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.

Office on Water street, in IliseS Brck ROw =,
iHccHuCS, In.
vTHlS Company having been duly organized, and
! ten pet cent. paid In on the capital stock sub
scrihct, and the balance secured tv mortgage on
Rca, estate and by personal guarantee are uuw pre-
paltd TO effect Insurance ag7u-, Loss or Dumnge
hy Fire, ON Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery
NsuuticJugie-. uudH description Of properly a.so
Merchandise, and Produce u the course ii inland
transportation, the risk OF the sens, &c, IL; also
the uu- ots,ram1oaiS AMI other vessels mud upon
the ives OF niNda7,s going to CaIloruin. The
rates OF premium Wi. be- .,w rs lAOsr OF any 9th
the icspgHSid!c company.
A.. l"-,c, literally adjusted and promptly pnd
The stock of Tine company L. held cutucy the west
rnd controlled by western Incu, and ~ 10 way con-
urCirL with New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
Ottawa DIVISION, No. %, orS. Off.

rnlllS division holds regular meeting, ~ their i.u.,,
east end OF the third story Rcddrh's Brick
Block on Saturday night oi each week ANm,m-
hers IN good standing a, home on abluddac request
cd to attend jan T.