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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-05-15

CURioUs EpIrArHs.--l have recently OBJ
served. Messrs. Editors. ia several newspapers,
a collection Of epiiaphs copied from an English
publication. As they excited some attention and
Amusement have been Induced to send you the
following, most Of which are taxed from an Eng
lish magazine published some twenty yeas
since.
The 6fa which | shall quote was taken from
small village grave yard IN Dorse,shre -
"Beneath this slab lie the remains
OF one in lie called Sally Gaines
Ilerhie was short, her body tall,
She had three sons. sndthis is all
The following vas written 90 the death Of a
tailor named Buion:-
"Here lies man, heaven res, his soul
Whose grave is but bHfioH hole
The person mentioned in the following appears
to have been school teacher. and the author
was evidently skilled in Latin pronunciation -
"ln this tomb il ihe body Of Roderick Hill,
Which, II not asceadea, lies here still,
school master be vas, twenty years in this place,
Aid nos he has gone, Rsqaisseai in paos''
The following was lsken from The same church.
yard as ibe hfsi -
"Here iies Toe Peter, aud Mary bis wife
United IN death, though divided in lie."
Tie 6liowIhg de nves rs chief ojdiiJ from the
peculiarly Of ibs rhyme, and The substitution Of
he word perpendicular for ''Uprighr' -
"Hsre lies the bod Of Deacon DAVID Aricular.
Who in the ways q God walked perPendiealar.
The LADY mentioned in the nerl epiisph asast
have been q warm advocate os "Hornans rights
quite Mrs. CsBjie, In shon--and The lines
were probably indhed by her husbaDd painfully
sensible Of these qualities -
Sacred to the memory Of urs Betsy Rhett.
Wac sef EAiss fss. orc is-ss L. sss.'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

OIiCH is hereby given. that the undersigned.
. administrator OF the estate OF Thomas J.
r.. .sar'sg deceased. having filed in the Probate
S.-t q Lowndss County, IN the State Of Mlssis-
rI- - It's March term, 1852, bis petition 10 sur
- y us letters will IN pursuance OF an order OF
,. Curt, present, at the JUne term, 1852 Of the
a s1eoant Of his administration. far as il
sA.eaeed, for Allowance, and apply l0- final
-7-'ss o. said pettion.
g., w. II. SHELTON. Adzzinisfraior.
1'o7s, Niss-, March IL 1854 s7-Hn.
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Cr NV lad said schooi.maser. what Is
member Of Congressf "A memberof Congress
is common substaaiaiise, agreeing with self
interest, and governed BY s. day Understood :
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r-ErIa DIMIDCRAT.
I. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
y wORTHINGToN & SON.

GO, S,.,h side of Vain Strest, one door rsSp
IF ne Eclipse Lipery. Siable, Columbus, Miss Z.
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Spirited pOsitiOn.--WIl shortly Be pub
iislled. ''l'l AXE il raw, being sequel 10 ~Ah
5oAt mngle."
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Fefsons calling loF anT Of the above letters vii
f7-as sag they "sre adsertised."
4. u. JORDAN. p N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12
Shields Guards,

A special meeting OF the shields Guards
was hello At their Armory ON Tuesday Evening.
sth inst, Capt Geo S Fisher, ex otlicio Chairman,
and Orderly Sergean, I. K. Courtney. ex eiticio
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the call to
be, to make inquiry into the cause Of the sad &C
cident which occurred on Saturday evening, 9Th
June, by the premature discharge Of field piece
whilst firing a complimentary salute, resulting
in the loss Of the fore arm Of Sergeant Edward
krnan.
twas then, after free and well tempered dis
cussion Of the subject
Resolved. That committee Of s, with Capt
Fisher ~ chairman, be appointed to inquire int
the facts II the case and report completely and
promptly M justice and prudence will admit.
Capt. Geo s. Fisher, Lieu,s. w. L. Gibson and
B. G. Mitchell, Corpl f. P Redmond, and Prvat,
John Kennedy, committee Of resignation.
After n careful and rigid investigation OF al
tho circumstances Of the case, the COMMITTEE mad,
the following
REPORT:
"Whereas. On the evening Of the 9Th Of June
the Shields Guards ordnance being called int
requis,ion for II salute under command of Lieut.
Chas Houghtang with an irregular squad o
men, Sergeant Edward krnan acting ns No !
and whilst being loaded the 9th time, the piece
prema,urely discharged. From all the evidence
reliable, though somewhat conflicting, the follow
ing facts were adduced: That Lieut.. II. was, q.
usual, careful that after every gun, particular
orders were given to "swab;" that after the stl
gun, the piece was either not swabbeJ, or II So
imperfectly; that fire, consequently. must have
remained in the gun, that the gunners had ram
med home tho cartridge, aud were 10 the aet o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

EFFECTS or Az iL!tIoSI.M.-.t has always been
maintained by the more sober and r,ilvo,ins ror-
ton Of the people OF the north, that the agitation
Of the slavery question here, tended rafho- to
heap n.ore and heavier bnrihens upon the -layos
OF the south than TO aRelurate their cOndi ion or
to facilitate their emancipation; AMI almost
daily do se find evidences IN support Of this po.
s;Ion he souih is welded to its peculiar insi.
tu,iun," and /. as reluctant to surrender them rs
We would be our rish. 10 bold personal pro.
peTty. and It i, natural therefore, FOR them to
guard agains, any attempt Of noT,hern enthusiasts
10 deprive them Of the property which they be
lievc they held in the sAves Hence We see that
the laws in reference to the emancipation Of
slaves in the slave States, are daily becoming
more stringent 10 some Of the southern s:ate-.
where constitutions have been framed since the
abolition party has assumed ia political cx
istcure, the emancipation Of slaves i. expressly
prohibited while IT. others, legislative enActnicnls
to the same effect have been passed Butreccn
ly the legislature OF Louisiana passed Law pro
hjhing the emancipation of slaves in that slatr,
except On condition Of their being sent out oi
United States.
/ 4 bill recently reported in the Maryland Leg.
isla,ure has similar provision.
! A very stringent bill against free negroes hn'
been reported in the Virginia Legislature, thu
enforcement Of which will drive them gu, Of the
/ state
! In the north. too. thero is \ strong feeling
against allowing negroes to equal rights and
| privileges with the whites IN orr own state AZ
well as in several others they have been voted
BY large majority, off Of the soil, while in NJ
state in the Union is the negro allowed 10 So to
the polls and exercise the right Of franchise on mn
equal footing with the white man, Now, We say
it boldly, that no man who will give this subject
fair investigation can help coming to the con
cluson that most If not oil this oppression in tho
south, and averion to negroes in the north, ha;
ito origin in the sntlsavery movements OF north
ern aboli,onists. We might quote thousands o
instances in support Of this declaration, il nrces
sary, but it il fact well understood and on which
sill sooner or later be Eel, BY such NJ may nov
Disregard it. We say then 10; sidrery alone IL
eniy death il SUICIDE!
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withdrawing the hammer, when the piece dschar.
sed and that the piece must have been we'll
thumbed, frsm the fact that the thumb.p piece was
burned through into the padding and the inside
oi Lieut.. Hnughtaling hand burned with pow.
der ana blown irom It's position Therefore,
Hcsoirsd, That We unanimously deplore the
accident. aud sympa,hiIe with our wounded bro.
Their and will tender hun all care and assistance
that he may need. go far NJ IN cur power and
he Is entitled 10 the sympathy Of the citizens Of
the town; that his misfortune WAS purely an nc.
ciirnt for winch blame cannot Justly be attgibu.
table To any one person
That We hereby tender our thanks to al. who
have extended to our brother helping hand IN
his time Of need
The report Was accepted, and the resolutions
unanimously approved.
II was then farther unanimously
H,soipt3, That hereafter the piece of ordnance
Of This COMPANY will not. under any circumstan.
ccs, he permitted To- leave the Armory. unless at.
tended by the regular firing party, or 10y the
cGUplny; and that At be fred only unde, the
command Of the Captain or by two suba lterns,
specially u,taIled for the purpose.
Rt,oirsi. lh.:t the Free Trader and Cons,ttu.
,ionau,t be request, to publish our proceedings
st length GEO. : FISHER Capt.
Commencing Sh,s'd'' Guard,
T Z. CorRNEr. Orisr!y Scrgt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

DENocRAcY ~ new YoRS-The Buffalo Con.
rifr. IN an article respecting the harmonious pc.
s't'on Of tie party IN that state, gives the follow
inS conclusion of the WHOLE matter:
y hey will abide by and sustain the nomna.
ton with their united energy and strength. " het.
her It falls upon the distinguished sialesman Of
our own state Gen. Cas-, or upon either of the
Other gru' ienen whose names have been men.
toned nth scarcely au exception, tho demo.
er, are hOprInS tel,uUS,y 80 cement the snJn
that has So happily taken place, and now /. not
he lime for them To- heei advice from any quar-
ter that looks towards future disruption OF bolt
M Of regular nominations"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

Dr Storms C,''brdtrd Scotch Congh Candy
We have offered all manner OF testimony ms to the
excellence OF the Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy
as remedy IN Bronca affections. md in Live,
Complaint. Dyspepsia, &c Desiring 10 have an
agency in every town and Post Office in the Unit.
ed States and the Canada, communication, from
any no. yet suppri-d will receive due attention. If
addressed 10 the Wholesale Agents M.asrs Bar.
sARn RRo & Co, 40 Main St st Lou 5. Mo.
The Candy Is nratly put up with directions
handsome engraving of she Scottish Coat of Aims
aud nv written signature ~ on the outside wrap
per Of each roll nnd package.
Walker s llickAng aud q l. Thompson, Agents
Ottawa III
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Springfield, June s.

SoIdt. Mr. Palmer offered resolution an
nouncug The death Of Hon Franklin WHt late
u member Of the Senate. AMI aud recumn,tudtI
The Usual badge OF mourning 10 be worn iur 81
DAYS Resolution sustained by rloqgru, and pat
note speeches from M,s,rs. Palmer aud Giles
( PIE.
! Several bills were introduced, and The follow.
ne bills were passed;
Act declaring deed. executed by Canal Trus,
tees, without nckuowIrds cement valid.
b. Nj RgdiIck. Till to amend the charter
vi the Northern Plank Road Company IN La
sale county. 50 A. to authorize this company To
borrow money. WHICH "asreAd a second aud third
iiMe aud passed.
HOu"-Mr Nixon offered resolution for both
houses 10 adjourn siue de On The ?3i INST Mr..
Ames moved to lay the resolution on the table
Lost Ave. IS noes 5? Sir. Sexton said that
We had experienced the fruits Of gagged and has.
y leg,lAtIuu 81 severely from the Last leg, llturr,
that he desired u see nu renewal Oft. Already
the state had been transferred by It INTO a bon.
d,ge from which it would not recover IN = centu
~. One tenth Of her real estate WIS held 10y
some 10 individuals and was rxemp, from taxa
ton. A bank law had been passed to make the
claims strIl tighter. Dor ms part, he wa. bound
to act deliberately. and If 1t co>t the last thGg he
possessed under the shining sun, Tie resolution
was lost Ayes IS noes "a
On motion IT Nr. Ames the use Of the Hall
Of the hogse was granted to tue Industrial Con.
yenton til, evening, and to the Ladies HurticLt
tUru FAIR to morrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Singleton a rule vas siop
ted thit for the next lO day, that the house meet
At O'Clock, A. NJ, and adjourn at -. NJ
On motion OF Dir Sloan. the Auditor WAS re.
CURED to repor, the amount, qrrlry, &c, OF
swamp aud~, 10 the state, as aceI,alned by the
survey directed by the Governm.
On motion # MIR. Miller of Madison. the re,o.
luton Of Yesterday IN rsiereqce to papers WIS re
considered and 70 amended that each member
could take rgaralsn. 70 five q each Of the daily
papers OF tia, CIV, during the session.
Nr Casey offered resolution. rcq1ring tie
Governor to report such iic,s and Official CORES
roudeuce rs NAY be At band with he Cenrra.
Railroad Company and copies of certain nliLa
sii. winch the company IS required to h.e b.!
.av,
The house then adjourned 10 O'clock On re-
assembling At 1 O'Clock the speaker announced
The -iandin. committee. after whsh ths house nd.
jonnel over Ia Thursday.
The Industrial Convention met AZ 0 o'clock thu
rornnE. The attendance va, rather tim. The
proceedings, however. we're interesting have
fall nures, but have not time to write them out
before the mail closes. The convention meets
sgaGn 10 the hall OF the house this evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12
Tho Presidential Nominations,


The Presidential Nominations,
Jus; as We got through working off our paper
co last SATURDAY. ve received by telegraph, the
nominations Of President and Vice President by
,he Baltimore Convention. We Immediately
printed a small extra and sent it to the ditferen,
Post Offices in this and adjoining counties where
~e thought the extra would be likely to arrive
before the Information could be obtained from
~,hcr quarters. Like most of our people we were
taken by surprise We had partly made ur our
tIind that cur own Little Giant would lie the
san. and consequently felt thrill Of regret On
learning that he had been passed over. On re-
Gscliun however, We feel convinced that The Con-
-sption have acted wisely in making Ills nomina.
ton and tina, Gen. PiEGcr will prove one 81 the
sost popular Candidates, ever presented By the
Democratic party TO the people. lie combines
eithin him the element, for uniting the party in
all sectiorr Of the Union inio one solid mas. The
Democracy Of he sou and the North the Eas;
Gnd tie West, will come up in one solid VhalaEx
90 his support. The friends Of Douglas, Cas-
Buchanan. Houston, Butler, Lane, Alien, Marcy
and walker are all lh- friend, Of pisRcr and
eil plunge mo the contest with 40 en- hu,la>u
ina; has ho parallel in our political history. We
subjoin brief sketch OF the public life Of Gen
PEACE taken from speech made By Gen. PEAS
LEE, u. G, al the State Convention oi New Hump
shire which met 10 rliunSe delegates tn the Rnlti
Esorc Convention, and which recommended hn
e,,hrr III pref;drnt CT Vie President. md e,
rb;,s ,,.i.I.,l,, Ct;.-,o r,,,.,..,.
I'VE 90 nae" 70 inc '"ns DARK ''Es OF 'h'
fs'"Io.'on' NU'nl 20 We h't "''fe con- pcuoe' ir
earnest anu uA'l"g cH'''s LOT our count srre
,!on 'hAo 'u' ''''S' oo' Lang ION, ma h't t"F
!s", ''"'E "',Se "'r'c spr's VINO served "uf
I.S "s "'"S ., '"t "''' Tue Hon"Feu ia'her OF
Ven F'"'h'' rN'ceis
~ u.e F''se'ung war win "reAt Britain
"o"' o' we osH"lN com: more e''enh'! 'crylct
,s"'' W. s'.'"n. s'.' "' We" HahPS0lIe' Ana
ne'c 'ENn' '"'eh,'s' among me of"'est iolleF'
ne mn u" "''her ana o''her1n law Of Gen
'"n@'n 'c''' H"- NJ "'' "hrn mo nation :
r,sns rs h""f a'e 70 DC indicated upon Tor
elsn SOIL ,Nu' am '''ohs N her toun'ry' cause
az 20" nam sons an army oi volunteers
'rG "n 'nroeeh u""ecf 10 victory 10y the man "i
s"He near ''n or'Ns ootho' me purrsi blood oil
rsTo'u,'o"''! N"'''o'' NeW hampshiIes own
1'an" i'efce.
nave S''' 'h"' We" hampshire has claims III
'N''"'' ~ ne' SONS uP"" 'he nau"n 8 conslirra
"oh' 'e"pec' ana s'"u,nde. Cneer'u'Iy deciata
lns oar phfPe's' 70 aolde the decision OF Ma
''"n'' LOW en'I'" we present 10 'he country the
s'1enI FRANKLIN tleTcc, "a our preference for the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12
Arrival of .NrachcT.

NEw YoRx. M,g 60 Meaghcr arrived on
Wednesday night IN brig Acorn from pernsm.
bHco, having escaped to llat place from Van De.
| mans Land IN an American whaer. lie saws he
had partial libcri, az ticket uf leave at the time
| he escaped but he cid not violate i;- conditions
| Having made arrangements for dght, fiS: horse
was saGdl. in the stable. and well armed vi Il
PISTOLS he addressed n letter To magistrate nj
| Ross twenty miles distant. In township Of the
district out o(f which he was not permitted to 60
In the letter he returned his ticket Of leave. and
laid he would remain nj his house tina, day until
l2 o'clock. when the leave expired, in order Ia
give an opportunity 81 arresting him & they cnnld
| When the magistrate read the letter he ordered
the chief It police to arrest Meagher. but he re-.
| fused, Mesgher waited ak hours after the time
in order M, to give the British authorities anv
excuse fr saving he had violated his pledge. He
was accompanied by three yonng English settlers
who supplied him With n horse. and had horse.
| themselves. The moment the police entered the
house he passed out q, another door mounted hi
horse, came round 10 the from, and told them Ia
arrest Inn IL they could. The next moment he
put spurs to his horse, and with his friends wa.
seen out of sight, lie travelled $50 miles to the
coast, embarked on whaler, and then on ship
the name Of which he keeps secret.
| I'm MS h'llNhl ~ NtW loTk, ne pfoCerueC
quietly 10 the house Of his friend, Richard O'Gor
man, in Dean street. Brooklyn. where he is now
staying, and was last night welcomed by larg,
numbers Of the Irish societies There ia grea
excitement among the Irish Meagher addressed
the crowd in front of the house; he said his onl,
regret was leaving Smith 0'Bri.n and Johr
Mitchell behind. lie is fine military looking
young man, and hns orator.
Appointments ~ urAH-0r'on Hyde (Mor
mor,) has been nominated to the Senate by ,h'
President, a. Assistant Judge in the territory q
Utah vice Brorchus resigned; and Mr. Richard
son (Slo'mon) has been nominated Secretary 70
; Utah, vice Harris. resigned. Judge Brandeburgh
Of Utah, resigned on the 9th. We have not ye
learned his successor.
B. D. Harris late Secretary Of C,ah, il Is said
declines the Secrrtarp4hip Of New Mexico. ten
dercd him by the President.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

We understand tn cir,na ofO'tawl, propose
N CRAFTY their anrosty against IL Sale. by
the expenditure nf few thousands in pndeavor,
ns 20 prevent the Central Company from build,
ng their m'grifcen bridge across the linoi.
near the Vermon. We pity their d-lu~ion, tu'
experience makes men wi.er,-Peoria Daiiy
Ne,cs
We believe reori, has had l'ttle experience
in the wav If bridging the Illinois river bn, from
the above squb. it ,scns her Editors have moi
prohed mach by it, I, can, make them wise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12
Special n offices.

We are authorized TO announce NORMAN SMITH
"a candidate Tor the office OF Sheriff OF La Sale
county, subject To- the decision OF the Democratic
county Convention, should one be held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

We are authorized to announce DAsirt T.
Urn ne candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
La Sale county subject to tue decision Of the
Democratic Co Convention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

JupoE EpNosps On SriRlr-.--Judge Edmonds,
Of New York has become strong advocate Of
the spiri's lie has published long account Of
II vi.ion which he had, in which he conversed
freely with Sir Isaac Newton, VIM. Penn, Swe'
denborg, Dr.. Franklin. and various other ds,in'
gushed characters Of former days, upon the diff.
isrcnt subjects in which they adexcelled during
their earthly existence. His vision is more like
dream than reality, and fears are entertained
in New York tina, the Judge is becoming insane
In fact. so confident are hi, friends Of il. tha,
steps nrc being taken to suspend him from the
performance Of hi. duties as Judge Of the Court
Of Appeals, for the purpose Of subjcc,ing him to
rigid examination az TO his competency for the re
spcnsbe rcii'sr rhich he nov occupi.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

The Sultan Of Turkey has dccrccd large do
nation Of works in Arabic and Turkish print to
the American Oriental Society. The Sultan
makes this donation purity in confederation Of the
generous manner in which Amin Boy was rece;v.
cd 10 America
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

FrtLEI i Cos FIuuR SroRr We would call
attention TO the advertisement Of this establish.
ment which viii DO found in another column.
Nessrs. F & Co. will constantly have on hand a
full supply Of the very best a,ur the country can
IF I'D. Being connected with Stadien's Nil. they
are determined TO sell no horr that will not bear
wnrranting. and will hold themselves ready 10
take back any which will no. be found fully equal
TO what they represent IT,
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GO &C RE s

nF first rate prairie land, tSrq Sec %, Town
~ 81 y, Range 3. L oi3l = VI tor sale cheap.
lhsinnd il within miles OF Ottawa, and 10 miles
OF Id Sale 81 miles from the canal aud Rcck l..
land RaiTond and miles irum the Ill., Central
Railroad. Apply Mt this Office. June -
a. BECKER, PhtHcian and Surgeon intend.
y. ins To make Ottawa his permanent home,
trnd-rs his professional services to the citizens Of
Ottawa and vicinity. Office and residence on Gu
nal street, opposite Mr liossack's Sash Factory
gin the house iurnery OCCUPIED by I J True !
where he canat all times he found when not nbsent
on professional business. Charges moderate
\. B-lnsrad OF putting himself Dr. 3 merely
asksa tar and impartial trial June l2.ly'
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Election Ot Indigo.

The election for Judge Of the 9th judicial Cir
cult, to fill the vacancy caused by tie resignation
of Judge T l. Dicksy. came off on Monday last
and resulted in the election of EpwS s. LELAND
Of this place. The vote, as far as heard from,
was exceedingly small but little interest was fell,
in the election as Mr. L. was the only candidate
in the field, In this county, as well as in mos.
Of the other counties in the District. polls were
opened at bu, few places weco,gra,ula,e the
people Throughout, tho district upon the good for.
tune in securing so excellent n man for Judge
No better man could have been found any where
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12

tn public are cautioned against another coun-
teri-t, winch has lately mat-i'sn appearance cn iird
W Fa-rrl's Arabian Eminent rfr mos dam
Ecrou- Of NIL the couu'ri r.ls h-caus, h, having the
maine Of Farrell, wal buy 1t m good iaIlh, without
t1r know.rd 'Eal counterfeit exists, and they
vii perhaps only discover their cuor when the
splg.ru, mixture nas wrought u. cyI. effects
he genuine 1tl,.e q. manufactured only ~ II.
q Farrell, sole lnyrnuraud proprietor, and whole
Sn- Druggist, No. u an street, Peoria, Illinois.
10 nop all 0Gp.cltor- for agencies must h- ai-
dressed. lie sIrr y0u get T. with the 'rir,rs II G.
before F'rEr.'-, thus--H G. tARRELLS--an
his signature OIL The waFpcJ--ail others are coUn-
,.ri'Ifs
Sod hy llu't.r & Cay1rly, G. I. Thompson.
and Walker & IlIck.mE, druggist. Ottawa. md
10y regularly authorized agents throughout the INT
ted states
Uy-rucr 2S aud 50 cents. and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED m every town, village
and hamlet IN the United States. in which one is
not already established. Addres, II G Farre, as
above, accompanied ulh good reference tn chnrac.
ter, responsibility, &c. June l2i3-iw.