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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

| 'sFOEEF A LIDS THE ROCKBRIDGE
| n LtW SPRINGS. II miles West If LEX
inet0H, w. i, Invaluable remedy il tle cnre of
| al S rofulous and Cutaurous diseases, Lupus and
other malignant ucerat.ons. Chronic diseases ni
The Aimcntary Canal, Apthcons ami uther Chronic
IL aImmaiioes and ulc-raiioas of the mouth and
throat. Dyspepsia. diseases of the Liver Dlrrh,ea
Cholera lnflntum. Chronic pertuutis anil Aic,-
enlertis. Ascics, discus. Of the Kidney. Bladder
and UrrthYa; Diabetes. -licmorrhoidal Affections.
diseases peculiar To females. Chiorosis. suppress
sion and Other morbid conditions of the Mea.rtua
Secretion. Chronic Inflammation aud decoration
Of the Uterus, brurorrhea, ali i irmr condition. uf
the system aud broken down states otthc causiitu-
ton. whether from the inprn cnt use 1t N .dirar
or the erros OF youth. ard in all sirutional dis
eases wlcre powerful altcrative and tnAia remedy
is required.
lu'diseases Of the Glandular System wlethe~ Of
Inflammation. nicrrltion. enlargement ar dcGricut
Secretion, it is Invaluable. la power in restoring
the Srrrttinns a healthy condition. vile. ,Iri-
cieIf in quantity ii tai guilty., particularly the
srcro;ion- of the Live kidneys and SAia, is not
surpassed by any otanr agent
ActinE a rursaiive n-iringeni according io
the qnarity taken il with cqual tariity dis
eases af the Aineniarv Canal atte4dsd hy rnh,ti-
patton diirrhpa. Ira rutga,ive action is char
artrrizcd by copipus bilious discharge, vrre si,n
lar to those prniurei by merrural purgalives
As u remedy in all drrraved conditions Of the
constitution nvnlving such diseases ueressari' '
do. unhealthy condition of tine blood, and
many cascs ri deposits in the vnri, u. organs
we knew Of no rene " which has ftirrJeh such a.
FINISHING cures. Thus it il has cured Scrafnln
in ali IT, forms and in its worst stages and It's kin.
dred affections.
Unlike most Other Mineral Springs. it rctninsits
curative powers Mt all seasons and whoa sent away
in barrels bottles. preserves most or all of is
properties.
The accommodations al present arc suff; -ient for
2jl persons, and by the commencement the u>u-
nj season, will be increased as to accommodate
murh larger umhcr.
Visitors viii be received at any time and charg-
ed 7s flo~s:
Until The 20;h Junc s. rr week
From 20th June to l,t O,.ohcr- 10
Servants hrl' price.
BOOTH, ANDERSON & CHRISTIAN.
There with daily Inc ofStlgcs to the S ,riags
connecting with the Packet Boat ut North River
and Bnrhnuan. mud with thr Srau ton and Wnvues-
borough Ii les over a fine pIa;,k RcsA.
HICKS aud other means * conveyance can al
way;.he had in Lexington if desired
FARE:
From Richmond. by Packet Boat. to Lex
=. ,, iSs,nn ,; III s.: 81 GO
ton 10 Lexington. ( 4 90
April 12--wts
Ri -hn,qd Wing and Examiner will publish
,reet3gurtill 0rlcrrl 70 he stnrrad
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MED1c1I'NiEs.
NEW DIsCOVERY-Hntr'

: The undersigned having. ait-r ten ycur, 81 m
Pe',ncp's to discovers tonic to psrrtu 5oidress
a .. 1aa'e ne heir TO BE- replaced wheye hos 5sen
~, 'a' Pleasure To inform all who arc thu. III,
ua's'' tnat re HAS FOND RI. he con FUN
,ens IS "fr.n,acy 81 this tonic. By numcrous RIM
J.a,,,'; by"chnurs and adjacent connt;cs. He
b. to state ut further length tho
,cs,,, =, MI. ~ ircrsraion. II tns only 10 b.
Wo,b;nas, r,',S'est'"n His offcei- near the
family FIR sale and it is ON NM MA 'ppp's r"n
Dfns Store. aud at my son'., NV, D p';I.
messing Rooms. next To the M,r.b,,, H. '''''
rn9-un ARMlSTFA pprnr
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los. Ii. NOWLIN. grocer. Com.

Fos. b. NOWLEN. Grocer. Com
- MISSION AND ron HARDING MER-
CHAN T. LYscHBURG. VA.-l- now receiving hi
Spring supply Of GhOC ERlES AND STAfLE
DRY GOODS, comprising
q. Porto Rico and ST Crox Sugar.
Loaf, crushed puvcrscd aud clarified do
Rio and Laeusra Coffee,
30 mats tine Old Java do
N o. X and West India Molasses,
Stuurt's extr, Molas-es Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron.
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box. fence aud common Nails,
$50 and l0xl2 Glass.
chest very tine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Spice. Bale Cotton few
bates extra No. O>naiuie>; No. do; "a. ia
brown and bleacicd Dome.iic>, Caiicocs. &c. &c.,
which lie will sell low tor cash. in exchange f r
country prnduce. apl Ig--ts
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Passengers for s,annton. hv this route. leave
Rirhmsnd. Monday. "Wednesday aud Friday. nj &
Z. NJ arrive in Sco,tsvillc next day at ~. and m
Sianuton at Q F. NJ.
Passengers for Cn'nhrrland c. II and Farrvilic
leave the sans evenings. and roach Cuuiicrlnnd
Y. II at7i next NJ, and Farmvlc hy III r.
VI.
t1cka-cs or extra ta-gnr, 10 he sent " beats or
''ar"- must 90 NJ the rick Of the owners. or we
will NOT f.r, ,rd ih"n
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT. .
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4 CAEsD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
I n respectfully nsk coutinuance ot the rairon-
age long bestowed upon him. to the new con-
eernnud in this connection he de- ms il proper to
ask all Who are indebted 20 him 70 come forward
and settle their accounts without DENY
There are many claims of long standing. which,
must close M, and il is cxpertcd TIN, al who know
themselves to be indebted viii ray attention this
notice. 5. DlUGUID.
Jan S is
Republican and Express copyo times week
g. trn, IL NH ..ll..r,. IL, Nir..iI1;nl
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ssss,,---I,.I1A N0TlCE.--I have for a.! .troe
----------ss1 ew Fre,li Boals nn,ic 81 the he.t
material h,s workmanship. Any person wishing
70 purchase. can he furnished anon very ncromrno.
lnting terms. Anrly to ,hr subscriber near Elk
Jr"rk Mills, Amherst couutv W,
July l0-ts ALEXANDER MUNDY.
R.publican cory
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NJ UVtI III WtiT''TIFI HTI W'lfhfIIHIIHHII'-
JAMES B. EDWARDS. AG'-
NEW GOODs.--Thc -a7.erihrr- inIorl

NJ kW 60 ODS.-.rhe subscribers inform
Y their friends ald TIL public generally. thai
they huvc sold out their stock of old goods. aud
n"w have The lct-ure riufi'rnc them large and
general as>nrtmenI of Mr. aIt5 Fast on be STA.
PIE md FiNCY DRY GOODS. consist
iag at Lt'iies' and Gentlcmen's Of the latest
styles 20 which they invite a call from all in want
Of new and pretty goods Mt the lowest prices.
march 22-fs E. < !. FRANKLIN
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.
~ .ssss.:.ssis zs$ l $50 z
cOUTyI- ERaux,ROAD..NEW

-. u ~ = kH--1 - n n = ~ Il ~
y ARRANGEAEN or TRAINS. o. and
after Monday, the a9ih March, the Trains viii be
run between Petersburg ind Bufkevilc at the
junction II The Richmond and Danviilc Railroad
US follows viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday leaving the )cpot at Pc
tersbrrg ni7i o'oack. A. NJ, reaches Burkeville.
at 10. A. NJ connecting there with aicsSrs. Flags
& Co.'s Stages To rarmyille, Lynchburg. Charlotte
Court House, Halifax CT House and Danville
Returning this train will l.ave BurkeviIIe at
A H., and arrive in Petersburg at o'clockP p. NJ.
ak hours befre the departure Of the evening trains
North or Suulh Passengers going North can also
ren,ain in Petersburg iill n,prnng at o'clock
and then TAKE the James River Steamboats, To Nor
fok. Ola Point or Baltimore.
arc between Petersburg K Burkeviilr. So 90
g :. Southerland's, so
q I" Forls. s7a
" -" Wilson's l12j
q Blacks & Whites 50
=" Nottoway C. H.. l75
Children under IL years Of age, and servants
half price.
Thi. train gill not stop for passengers excep, at
the points above named.
On Mnrdsys. Wednesdays and Fridays the
Freight Train. with accomnod ,iion Passenger
Car attached. will lcsve the Depot in Petersburg
af7 O'Clock. A. NJ, reaching Bufkevie at II
o'clock.
Rcfrrning. this fr.in will l-nve Burkevie At
oclork. 7. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg o. p. NJ.
Fare between Petersburg s. Southerlonds, 81 IS
- % Furd's co
I" :. :" Wilson,, 0SJ
= BacA'.& Whlcs. l2j
- d" Noitpway c. H., 80
" Burkevillc, 50
Children under 10 years of age md servants,
half price. WRIGHT.
sur.t transportation.
South Side R. r April o. lsjl.--an.
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BALTIMORE, PEILhD. & II. YORK.
81 nUNsON Transportation

r~sIn UNION Transportation
s--=--x=---S LINE 10 ri s5Hrg and ghr IFcs'--
The nnd' rsiSned wiul respectfully infnr their
friends mud customers. tlaf the Penn-y lv,ua Cana
viii npen on lsth March at which time we will he
prepared To- forward auy amount ~ MfrcA wise in
Al pnih's on th" Western waters, with dispatch at
the VERY lowest r,frs.
No con'nis-inn rhaTgcd for f,rwarlirgn, Balii-
more OF Philadelphia. C. II. KOONS.
Asen; Union Line. Baltmore.
March A--,s
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DHELADELPEl1A MARBLE
MORE & GALLAGHER. Corner
II Sobaceo. Tobacco. Having de-

y termiued TO pay rsrtioula ratteution to selert-
ING he best Chewing Tobacco ih.t i NJ, nm here
we do soiirit orders frnm our friends in The com,
try s"rthe article believing we do, that we shall
'e able I" furnish IN article by the box tfut is
bound to slse satisfaction. we have received an
agency for some &c the best Brands ru, IN II
i.yHchburg. Fora s5,note sent by mail we v Il!
in return. send box Of 10 plugs that will be hind
to hsa.. and fora $40 note We VIII send 90 plngs
first rate Tobareo put up in boxes Of suitabe size.
We take pleasure IN saying,o friends that we
can send them Tobacco VI prices ranging frnri 20
to Is cts per b. CREWpSoN & CRANK.
Jan l2-ts. Gem. Merchants on the Canal
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MERCHANDISE.


! SPRfNG AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
J. b. EDWARDS. MERCHANT TABOR.
J doors abore J. q. Mems, and opposite Sami 3.
7hu1aaa's Main ST., IpichjsyS, Va,
Returns lis thanks his customers and the public
generally. for the liberal patronage extended him
h,rsfofarr, agd asks a Continuance Of the same.
He takes pleasure IL, calling attention TO spcn-
did stock Of exir, hne ioths, Cassimeres and Vcs
ting. extra 6c bl,ck Cloth of superior qialiry;
black dn. CasSinrres ',f the hyest grades; ain
black Silk and Safns for Vesting; finrv cold
Ciois Cassimrrcs and Vesti rs. very handsome.
Trimmings Of the very est quality and Butrons ui
the newest style. g.. 81. ~. -
His entire stock WI. hnnght in New Ynrk fnr
cash. and selected by himself. which he j. deter
mined Ia sell aud nuke up to order, AT as lew pr-
ce- sIrh quality g,ods be made mp FIR il this
market. All in want II Coats, Pants or Vests,
will do well to call and examine before buying
elsewhere, as hcis determined To sell und get up
his work in snch nsye, that will give perfect salts
faction both in natcrirl and Workmanship.
JAMES B. EDWARDS. Ae'r.
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CARRIAGES &RUGGsES.
u .. sTaBLER q co. DHyG-

<yI ". SEaBLEfe g. co. DssSGs-
W GiSfS--hhYr" faBd
"a r. C. loaes' & Co's Hhhe ZINC PdINTS
Btora -
hey are superior IN MI respects 10 Paints ii
common use .norcb brilliant more durable n nd chcnp
er. The Brc,-Hi- greatly usrd r. F,rtyroof ? iaf
on Metal and Shingc roots. on Fences. Boats. Sc.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral for 20. chs aad colds.
Wistar's Bal<sm Wild Cherry
Jnyne's Expertnraut
C"dliver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility, &c,
Yeast Powders.
French Window Glass Of all sizes
Looking Glass Plate
Phospaten Of Lime for diseased Lungs.
Best ewing Tobacco, &C.. &C.
Jan lg--ts
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OFFICE VA. & TENN. Il. r. Comply,
Lynehbus. April 18th 1872. )
MIR. HUGHES having been called IF on bust
IH1 uc.- Of the Company will not be able to wait
upon tie ckhoidcr- for the in,tanIsnt now due
They are ;iereorr, requested to call at the office
and pay the sane.
apl l9-2w f. G. MORRISON, Trcas'r.
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ANOTHER Scicntiic WONnED
G'edf Cure for Dyarrp1,.

TIE TRUE DI.
GBSrivE Firm
OR GA s I RIO
J UIC 4, prepare,
from Rcnnct. or Tho
fourth stomach of,hs
Ok. after objections
OF Baron Liebie, thc
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'AaeLst =. LSsUss CTS, Haaffings
~ md RUG >.-rhe subscriber ha- received 3.
large and .pletdid a.sorime, Of VcIvct-rapc-trv
Brussels, thrcc-plv, Superb anil Venetian Car
pets. Druggcr-. Rug~. aid Door Mats
A and Ga white plnil aud Frncy Mar'ing
JOHN 7. DAVIS.
Aprii pts 1t lis Ne.~ Ir7n Eys1t s NE
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tEAT ATTRACTION !.-NEn.

GREAT ATTRACTION M "
~ Gnd SFfeaaia otk u Dry Gootv snd Reqjy
W tie Coikuga IlAo e.aictr Re Gt'.--GTGGLN-
HELHER ~ IN TERWlER.-Rcsp IN
form their Iricnl7 aud tc public generally TINT they
rrr now receiving Il splendid stock Of Drg Goois
suitable for the FAN and Winter season, embrn-
cling every article of Ladies' and Gen,iemens Hear
All of which the public are invited call and exam
me before purcim-ingelscwhe We havea beau
titul assortment of HHS mi Caps, Boo md Shoes
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
ticcS, nil OF which offered at unusually low pri-
reS Gail and see u; and we feel assured that vpr
will be pleased with prizes well Gouds. rs we
nrcdrtcrmnedto -eilnw having purchased f1rcasi.
They are MS" receiving splendid assortment 1t
Ready Nodc Clothing. Purchased by them 70, casi
At unusually low prices. by which mean. they arr
"aabcd to Offer greater inducements to the public
tiian any similar establishment.
They wund particularly call The attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others th-ir Irho'csalc Prices
believing that they will find it TO their interest to
rivc thcm call and examine their stock helnrr 90
ing Further East The great facilities which they en-
Joy IN purchasing their supplies. enable them to
nounre with confidence fhattbcir good will he sold
at RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GEGGENHEIMER.
L , II \
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WAGONS CARTS

AZ AGOTS, WAGONS CARTS
W he subscriber would most respectfully
return lis grateful arknov rcmeir. 10 s friends
ans cost'nrr- for the very liberal patronage here
i"trrr xfendcd Ia him ia ii. Wagon and Carr
Nahuiariurins Northumberland snlicils con-
iliuarcr q tiie same He j. now Manufacturing
N r. 'nree than lis celebrated Ss9n Axle
" SGsaS al all sizes. and viii keep "a general
assnrtmrni of WAGONS and Rnlruad CARTS
"lSn IN" aud twn horse CARRYALLS. WHEEL
BAeROWS, &c, which he will sell IN a commo-
dating terms. JOHN II. BAILEY.
g: W CARRIAGES GRCGGEES,
- The subscriber spcciful,y informs the
phh'lc TINT he has hnugit out Mr.. A. Cochrane'.
E-tnhshHcut-and il nanufacu,riir Hi s;zrs II
CARRIAGES. RoCKAWAYS, BAROuCUES
aud BUGGlES. MI of which he warrants M, 10
r. exerlrd either f,r durability or elegance Iii.
Stock 81 Buggic. is no, nrgc. which. be viii selI
on reasonable tsrni' md wurrtrt All # the above
description oswork are Of ny mnnulac,nrr.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Square h'.la@ The franklin Hotel.
?. S.-!i" would s'y - Hose y, bo wrnt tleir old
Carriages rcPaircd md iri~pra IN ncn .fvlc. ,h,t
iliey enh nos iHyc II done ~ shutt notice H.
Ap ij-im--Rrpsbirns raiy INV
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Agcn;s.-JOHN II. SEAY. L,nchhurg J..
y. y ilsnn. Lexington s. ". Cnrlcr fincn-ilc :;
w H. Middleton, Farmvillc Guynar & Wood,
Richmond. murcl ll.-wly1
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Frauds on the settlers on the Illinois Gem
tTai RaIlrOnl.


"t.es'e' 'le.i" uai reg 'ent frauds have
w 'II-',,.' v" '''e settlers u" i"e Lsniral Rail
ao' ,I'','s, '..'u-N ''t'e' Of interpretations
-. '"s -'''''''"s u we company IN relation to
,.-.-,,--,
" W. oe 'e'o.tG'eu Ih'' oy The 10Th section
~, ~ vac Cu',,o' ~ me limo" Central Railroad
ss,pjlr. n ' i.,5 l.a,u.g Prp'..a way all actual
copp,rv sborld IA. ,lIowaJ ,{ ,.,''u ~ Iy We
which IL tils With tho TIo,,. ", months u"
of the county +, vii ,h ~ Wv Wv N1"i'
respective claim. ami II, LITE VI lh'l'
ed twelve months af,nr e.. ,,,'"'' "' "'''"
work uDon Nh, mad in ,,,l, ,.,,,, '''' VI
mon, tI.,sf,r '~'' ''"'''! " u''Ne pay
The land, v,ro ,,r.;rol ..up
r,ny an ,b. 1sI, ',.',,' ", 'l'' '''t'2" com
fr 6lng n,o,C 81 ,I,;a '''' "'n we ,"r
On the 18Th Of Jun. followr, Au nL, ,'''
done 30 On that day forfeited tbcir cI,i,n, '''
Su.h being the case ard kpnxir., ,nn,o,,i,,.. ,
tie LIBERAL intention. IS the R,Hr-,J C,r',a,.,
h set of greedy spe,,Iat,r. L,v. I,., .,.,,.I...,
among the settlers rrpre.,,t,r.,, Than, a. ,,,,
hai forfeited Their improyrp,pt. opI b,I,,,i'.,,
whatever to- expe,t fran tb. T. ,iI,noj ,'.,..,.,
ard hv such mean. h,y. ip,iu..J ,,.,,,.c
poor settlers to sell them their inn IN, ,,..,,..,
a mere song. and Tins dcn,i,oJ ,hd,,, III.
Of their toll '''' - '''''
We regI,j D,
r,,,r,I p7;.,,I ~ %. '''' ~" 10 s''e mat the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27
For The Free Trader.

DIED-.M her residence in Magnolia. Ill., At
o'clock On the morning Of November 9Th, 1852.
FRNNCrs l.. THORNTON, wife Of Arnold Thornton
aud youugr,t daughlr Vi the late J. Z. Muull.
aged "a Year,.
The death uf the above named sister being
announced To Magnolia Lodg, No &C |, O. OF o r..
the Undersigned committee was appointed To
draft resolutions expressive il some degree oftha
esteem and respect with which We regarded hci.
When It has seemed good in the sight Of the All.
wise and Supreme RGler Of the universe to re-
move from amongst Us and from earth our esteem.
ed ard we'll beloved sister Mrs. Frances Thornton,
after protrac,rd Illness OF some weeks, and Ms a
brotherhood We are called upon to drop the SYM
palAi,ing tear and heaye al sigh Of Prie! with those
who particularly mourn the loss OF one 80 beloved
and esteemed, with an aged mother 5ereft # =
dutliul daugh ter We would Cundolr with brother
deprived of u companion We would .lirr the
hand of succcr aud words OF consolation 10 iea.
,ive~. other han these we weI.J say weep not Tor
to die WAS Ter eternal gam.
Reso!csd That while we dsplore for ourselves
the even, which separated her from Va. We take
pleasure in remembering the many virtues which
characterized her "a n sister.
Resoired That we render our most heartfelt
consolatiote to the bcreaved husband Of the de.
ceased and asuie him Of cur sympathies in his
great LOSE.
Resolr,d That copy Of the above preamble
and resolutions be presented to the relatives Of
the deceased sister. WILLIAM TNncIR,
A.A CUNNINGHAM,
MARTIN GIIC0.
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STATE OFILLINOiS, La Sale County. a.;
The People of the State OF Illinois, to John lur-
ley, administrator OF the estate Ut Michael
Moore, deceascd--Greetng
NOU are hereby cited and required personal
ly 70 be and appear before the County Court
OF La Sale county, to he held atthc Court House
On tie First Monday IN January, merit,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ to render Just and true ac-
count Of your administration OF the goods, cha,tcls
and personal estate, which were Of the said
Michael Moore, deceased, and answer the petition
and application OF William Barry, and 10 abide by
and perform such orders aud DEGREES us may De
made in the premises.
In witness whereof, the subscriber, Clerk Of said
Court, has hcreun,o set his hand and affixed
us the seal Of said Court at Ottawa, this 25lh of
November, 1852
Nov, 81. S. w. RAYMOND, Clefk.
STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County, a.
The People Of the State o. Illinois, 10 John IIur.
ley, Guardian of Thomas Anthony Moore, a
minor Greeting:
NOU are hereby cited and required personally Ia
L be aud appear before The County Court fla
Sale County, to be held at the Court House in OF
tawa.
ON The First Monday in Januory merit
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, to render jus, aud true &C
count OF your guardianship Of said minor, aud an-
swrr the petition and application OF William Barry,
und.to abide by and perform such orders aud de-
crres ns may be made in the premises.
In witness whereof, thefsuhscriher, Clerk of said
Court has hereto set his hand and affixed the
ILs seaIo sad Court, at Ottawa this 25lh day Of
November, 1852.
Nov ~. $, W, RAYMOND, Clerk,
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German Cmi.ratlon.

A tran,l.t Atom in the Courier iss Etat Uni.
oG New York. sets .1yth some very interesting
statistics and information relative to the gradu,
and in,reasin, movements Of the people 81 Ger
many hcNcui the Rhine toward. cur shores
These statements are fgJm Official sources, un.
der a government whose police regulations are
must rigiily informed, the movement Of whose
ps,p!e Is regulated by passport and registered
gINvs some warrant Tor the cTrvcIutss and tell
/ ability Of the figures
Emigration from Germany has become imnor.
taut unlv during tie past so Years la 1871 the
At, her of ,m grants J,l not exceed 200. From
that pctiud unpi 1850. We had stead, Increase
the YEARLY average beng about 10000. and the
highest number dur,ug any one year reaching Is .
GOO ln 1889 u 900, 1891, So uuo sull increasing.
until 1913, when We tud remarkable decrease.
the number that year not exceeding - 0o0. dul O..
IuS the ten wear. from 1884 To lists. w find that
tie number ul eEigrauts NetIges 2roOO per
suuum.
Emigration seems To have attained iis greatest
imuui,s ,ucc ISL. The number that year reach,
Ing as high as ls,7ol 4, IN lSl5, 7S,209, IN 1916,
seven wears ct scarcity and distress the number
exceed, 100000, decreasing IN lSis--5O. TO
about So goo; aud IN 1851, going up again to
ll2l99 the highest annual number yet attained
Revolutionary movement, have doubtless. done
liANl ~ SVEN NiS VI
wears past
Ia, asc,rlainel that the amount Of treasure
carried BY these people, during the 30 years
past, from the fdaeyiarI to their new home in
tni, country. exceeds the sum OF ~ 900 900
ths!crs, tiuO,Ooouu0 haucs) or about s15ls7,.
800 Il our currency.
Emigration lI,m Germany does not arpear at
this Iue to be 30 general ~ during the CORES.
pvn.llug season last year. l. not at all improbl.
Die that Austria, herself will receive within her
own territory, tie supCrllUndauce Of the Ger.
man population. Hungary and rransylyania
are. 81 hi, time presenting considerable induce
ments and advantages for emigration thltLcr.
THIS Is he substance &C the article Of III. Cour.
rier. II shouli be observed that these statistics
embrace a portion only OF Germany emiyra,mu.
viz from beyond the Rhine There l. vet To l..
added the great numbers who Annually reach
has country hy way Of the ports II France. Bel
UNI aud Holland The three last named eoun.
trirs Is portion ol Switzerland aud Norway. ar,
distinct, though equally important in The number
Industry, int l.,ruoe suI wealth their respec
tive emigration combined with that IT Germany
f ON all parts the aggregate Of numbers will
demonstrate Tie important additions annuity
made to our population, aud the annual amoant
ii real capital brought ami added to the capital
Of this cuuutay to the prejudice, rather loss Of
the continental snd central portion. Uf Europe
Sta'e Hsyister
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27
Illinois Election.

We have given heretofore list Of the Con.
gressmen elected in this state, and now We give
list Of the Senators and Representatives 1t
vii! be seen that the democrats have twenty
Senators aud the wings tiye; democrats fifty six
Representatives wings eighteen, and tressoers
one
The oili,ial returns Of the vote on Presidential
Electors have not yet been received from all the
counties at Springfield; but tn. Sia!' Register
ofthe l9th gives full retura' from MI the coun.
ties but four Alexander, ilardn, Pope and Ii
rmsston- and Piercs's majority over Scott foo;s
up l5,4l2. The remaining counties VIII swell
that majority At least eco more. That will 10.