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a say, Pomp, what's the 'stinction tween
poetry and what dsy call blank werses3'
"Why, tell ye, Nebuckenezzerl when say !:
Tumble ober mill-dam
Come down SIAM,
dst's poetry, but when say
Tumble ober mill-dam,
Come down kersplash.'
dat'e blank Uers9"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
The Kenawha Cva.) Boysl

Archibald Burdtt, Rufus Burditt, John Burditt,
Levi Clarke, and ]. E. Smith, notify the De-
mocracy that they cannot serve on the Demo-
cratic committee, as appointed. Cause: They
ARE GOING ron ScoTT AND GRAHAM!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
UNION LITERARY s0CIETY.---At the last
netting Of this Society, motion By Mr. Tyssowski Il

meeting OF tnh society, on mouon " M iysSoNsK,
R,solpd That the FIRST business in order at the next
meeting being amendment 10 the constitution the
bers then absent shall be considered concurng with the
majority Of those present.
The Society then adjourned 10 meet the first Wednesday
In October All the members therefore desired 10 be
present Medical Hall Wednesday evening, October 6h
at 7 O'Clock. AUG, +. HARVEY,
oct b-2t Treasurer
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

y.B PALMER the American Newspaper Agent is the
only authorized agent for this paper in The cities OF Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia, and Is duly empower 70 take
aud subscriptions rates required
by Hs receipts will be regarded as payments ms o.
fees are--BoST0N Scollay's Building NEW fohn III
buue buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
Our minister 10 Mexico.

Judge Conkling, our newly-appointed Minister
to Mexico, has arrived in this city, and taken
apartments at the Irving Hotel We understand
that he will speedily depart for the scene of his
mission
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THE "coLUMBIA MUSICAL AssocIA-

THE nCoLUMBIA MUSICAL AssoCIA-
TIONo
TTAs the pleasure Of announcing 10 its friends and the
III public in general that its first Concert Of the season
:" cARUsps SALOON,
On Monday eUening merit, October H.
The Association has occurred the valuable aid Of Mrs.
MULLER on baltimore and ts popular and favore Lead
ar Professor g. LENSCH0W, has most kindly consented 70
play ON this occasion solo the TROMBONE TO which at
traction will be added we'll selected programme wmch "
il hoped will give general satisfaction.
Tickets for nonubscribers, at 90 cents each can DC OBJ
tanned at Messrs Taylor Maurys Bookstore OF at Geo.
Hilbuss Music Store, Pennsylvsnia avenue.
The Programme will be announced hereafter.
Nv order A. sCHAD, Secretary.
oct4 --1w
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
Catechiztng Candidates.

We find the following pointed queries to the
candidates of the Marion district, South Carolina
in the last number of the Marion Star:
"Are you in favor Of allowing females of dis
erection the right to vote in elections to be made
by the people Of this State?
"What is the difference between sick family
and fac simile?
"What is the difference between the Bridge of
Signs and the size of bridge?
"What is the difference between potato crater
and great potater?
"What is the best remedy for an injury received
by an individual from the accidental discharge Of
duty?
"How should hurt be treated which had been
received from burst of applause?
care you in favor of putting stop to the dis
astrous freshets in Big Pee Dee, and will you
vote for the immediate prohibition of the same?
care you in favor Of abolishing the collection
Of debts by law, and will you vote for the imme-
date abolition of the offices appertaining thereto,
especially the sheriff?
IF elected, will you vote for giving the cleo
ton of all beat companies to the people, to whom
it rightfully belongs?
"Are you in favor of combining all mosquitoes
to Catfish swamp, and, if elected, will you vote
for the same? Also, what plan do you propose
TO attain this important object?
care you in favor of any more rain at the
present time? If SO, how much, and when?
care you opposed to the habit of shedding
cotton bols; and if elected will you vote against
an early frost? 2"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

General Soottis under the control Of Seward"
Democratic orators and newspapers generally.
"You mistake the character of the man. He
will be controlled by no man, not the whole Wing
party, against his own convictions"
Teen. Quitnda's Letter.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

CAYsIBAL1sM.-We learn that q man from
Boston got into a brawl, the other day, at the
horse races at Hampton, and had his nose bittes
off, The nose-eater is as well as could be expec-
ted Exeter Neus Letter.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
Mourning Goods.

WE have in store large stock Of Block Silks Bomba
w zines Alpscas, silk warp, Moussens, Italian and
Englsh Grapes Kid and Silk Gloves and SILK Hosiery,
all Of which ask particular attention. as We are deter
mined 70 sell cheap. $1,000.
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th stsp
oct5 mex 10 Walter Harper a 90.
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BRAYD1Es, WINES, wHIsxEY, N. Z. RUM.

BRANDIEs, WINES, wHIsXEy, N. z, Rum.
o. half pipes otsrd Dupey Co, Honnesy Co.. Pinot,
tGD CASTELAR, Co. f' l.
so do do do do
20 half and quarter pipes A. ssignctte Co.'s Brandy
100 baskets Heidseck Co.'S Champagne
100 do Grape Leaf do
100 do Gusler's AHchor do
Port, Sherry, and Madeira, all grades
, Very oA Rye Whiskey Also low grades
Every stice warranted as represented For sale by
STAINS. MURRAY a. CO,
oct 4-law3w Corner 10th aud Pennsylvania avenue
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

VA Southern stakeholder offers to emancipate
his slaves, to the number Of sixty or seventy, ON
condition that the Massachusetts, Colonization
Society will furnish funds to transport them to
Liberia. These people could be sold for $3.50, 00O
or $40 600, an constitute the bulk Of their mas
ter's possessions.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
MISS HEANRY's ACADEMY, Washington.

HAvING made suitable arrangements, Miss HEAsrr
hopes for the entrance early this month Of due num-
Der Of young ladies' for obstruction in quiet pleasant
school room at her residence, Mrs stetinus between
and 9th streets, Louisiana avenue.
E1srciscs-Morning: English and French elementary,
and liberal studies Of learning Arithmetic and Geograp ply
History, Grammar and Competition, Rhetoric and Reading
the Classics, French, and English Afternoon; Drawing
and Painting from nature and e in cayon, water, oil
colors
ar SAMUEL c.RuH Will give instruction the Piano
Forte Harp, Guitar and In Singing Other Professors
likewise esteemed Will be engaged II desired, for Lam
gusges, &c.
Mr. Lewis cARua will give tuition in the accomplishment
OF dancing, TO young ladies In her care.
Charges in each department Will be found comparatively
moderate,
Miss HEASrr will give instruction TO pupils singly
class after o'clock at her residence, and Saturday
morning. at Mr. Samuel Caruss Academy Of Music in draw
ing &C. &c Practical education In the method Of eminent
teachers will be pursued with her pupils heretofore by
which many have made most valuable atainments for
which Miss EASEr Principal of academies private
InSructress has the favor Of well known rerences viz
REYKRxScEs:
Mrs. Gen. MAcoN, DR.. WIN. GUNroS,
Gen. JrsuP, Dr.. LiSpslIr,
JOHN w. MAUHY eco, Rev. g. TuBTM,
Maj. 7. L. SIXTH, Hon. J. BILL,
GALES a sEAroS, DR.. JAMES G. HAIL.
DAVID A. HALL, eco, Rev, 0RvnlE DEWEY.
oct 5-1w4w
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WTANTED.-A situation for a respectable woman, as
w Chamber-msid, to tske charge Of child Address
through the City Post Once ELIZA,
cot 4-2r
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

Yet we find village Wing editors positively and
without qualifications urging that Gen. Pierce is
Freesoiler or Abolitionist, because Van Buren,
IS FTesSoiisr. What folly !-Banne.
Yes, and yet we find village Locofocos "posi-
lively and without qualifications urging that
General Scott sis Freesoiler or an Abolitionist
because" Horace Greeley and Seward srs "Free-
soilers." "What folly .'-Hndsrson kentucky
Courier.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
Con. SCOTT as a Pe.o. Man.
WlH OFFICE, August

WAn osfASst 1Aebubt, iotG'
Sir: l perceive in the Madisonian Of this
morning that am charged with being opposed
to the treaty between the United States and
Great Britain, to which the Senate is understood
to have given its advice and consent few days
ago.
Of the terms Of that treaty am entirely igno-
rant, except through contradictory rumors /
have neither the influence the desire TO inter-
fere with the action Of the Senate upon it--al-
ways contenting myself with saying that I pre-
tered an honorable peace even 10 succssStl ,oGr.
Hoping that you will take pleasure in correct
ing the injustice you have done me, remain,
sir, your obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT
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NEW GOODS JUST OPENED,

NEW GOODS JUST OPENED.
yNTE name In part
w 80 eces hgd Nous. de Lame, at 1211 worth 1916
- pieces hgd Nous. dc Lame, at 1874, worth 26c
20 do do do 20 do BIZ
10 do do do Is do 37S
SO do do do, all wool, from Soc 70 81
30 do do Cashmere, from ia 10 7bc.
70 do plain Nous. de Lame, all prices
Is do Sack Flsnnels all coors.
IN LADIES DREsS GOODS
20 pieces Brocade Silks, ell colors and styles
20 do plain Glaca do do do
25 do Marceline do do do
so do French Merino, do do, cheap
SO do English do do do, and very cheap
rs do black Alpaca, from 26c. TO 81
40 do plain black silks, all prices and qualities.
u. H. TEBBS CO.,
No T. south side Pa sy doors east Of Centre Market
sep 2e--tr Between 9th and It'll SITS,
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Eztrnet from, svssch of General Scott, delivered al
the Gig Hall, Men York, Mqy rs, 1s4S, on his
return from Mezieo.
Though am soldier, and therefore supposed
to be fond of fighting, ABHoR WAR, except when
prosecuted in defence of our country, or for the
preservation Of its honor, or Of some great, i'm
portant--nay, cardinal interest. Hold mar to be
a great moral sUa. 1t must be for good and SUBJ
stantal reasons--for no forced or false pretext,
however plausibly set forth-that war can be
warrantably waged or that can justify any man
in shedding the blood Of his fellow beings The
interests Of New York and Of our whole country
are identified with peace, and with every duty Of
Christian morality"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
For the Ladies.

yTTELCH and scholheld Flaubes which warrant not
w 20 shrink IN washing, with many other brands Of
superior quality Afro second addition OF Dress Goods
to which invite the attention Of the L.ies
Maxwell, SEARS COLLEY,
octb next 10 Walter Harper O..
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The New Store.
COME TO THE NEW STORE,

yITHERE you end the best stock Of Linens, such
| w Table Damask, Napkins, Toweing, Doyliess Sheet
Ing and superior lot OF Irish Linens, some very fine
which will sell cheap.
| MAXWELL, SEARS a CoLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th SITS,
| ortb next IN Walter Harper 4 Co.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

Oils, TEAS, CANDLES, CoTTON-LAPs.
IN 0ll gallons blesched and unblesched winter
tO,OOO Sperm OIL
10000 gallons bleached and unbleached Winter
patent Whale OIL
1000 gallons pure Linseed Oil
$50 boxes syerm Candles, Is, SIS 6s-6rn
quality
400 halfchests Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young
Tyson Tea
$50 half chests oolong, Chulan, and souchong
Teas
500 boxes ground Coffee, various qualities
800 bales Buena VISTA Cotton Laps, Every ar.
tcle warranted represented. For sale by
sTANS MURRAY CO.,
oct 4-lav3w Corner Of 10th street and Penn. Nv.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

DRY GooDs FOR EVERYBODY. going
out to shop, refer to, the advertisements of Max
well, Sears & Colley. It is not true, as the
readers of the Baltimore papers sometimes sup
pose, that there are no dry goods stores in Wash
ington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
WATER Power 10 Lease.

I'VE undersigned offer great inducements to
l capitalists and manufacturers, as they have de-
cdcdly the best water power In the state having o.
ver25 feet head and fall and situated in Dayton, 1
mlleSahoyc Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which Is krptu replirby the state, without
any costto the undersigned. They have water to
lrase fora term OF years sufficient To drive ~ run OF
4! leci bnrrs' and wlllleasc ouyey liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
This IS a rare chance for men otcapilal who may
visit 20 into the manufacturing business The To-
cauonis very hcalthyaud admirably situated as il
is on navlgahe feeder, within miles Of the con
iempated Rock Island rail road, and the head OF
sieamhoatnov.gnuon formrhrr Information, nd
dress Dayton, may n. JonN GRrIV 4 Sous
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber vii sell bis luc two story build
ing oppu-u, the Mansion House. ON Canal a,eet,
N Ottawa, ON reasonable terms The first story
isa store room. 2Oby 10 Co., with counting room IN
the rear, l. by T. The uppcrpnr j. d.lrd up for q
dwelling continuing five well flushed rooms and
a kitchen. There is a good cellar under the house
OF The same size oi the Store room, and seven feet
deep. Few better bargains ugc offered
Ottawa Jan l7-if Csc SciiyfpT.
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N,rshall's Uterine Catholicon.
Life, Health, & Happiness!
WORTiMO!tES
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier.

yI,uI-. .,,.,,,',. t,.i.gr ,,L..l hos ,,., ,;t a,
80. .,...i. I,.,', h.. ,,,s,,,r ",,,,, -'', u
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80. -. ..',, '''' "' W -
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I..,-..., .... .I..,.,,.. ltt.,,..,....,,'',
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improved Enru, For Sale

CITUATED in the Town Of Grand Rapids. Q
y miles south Of Ottawa. containing 800 acres
lSu fenced 10 four fields. l2O broke The farm is
miles iro7l timber, and I from stone guarrie- ON
the DIVIDING Ridge" between otter and Coy1l
Greeks, and linuis and Veu1un Rivers A
most desrahe location either for stock raising %.
gain growing, being well wa'cred. For further
particulars, enquire onthe premi.eso
March EFT NJ + R,rpyIy
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LAND FOR SALE.

on ACRES, VIII uep, sec q, town 81, range 3
ON east 81 = VI, three quarter. OF u mile west
OF the ottawa Northern PLANK Road and about &
miles from Ottawa. Also 10 acres OF timber with
it, lldr,rrd, for cash, or on time Apply to
March 2i-tt | C. CoorrR
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RHEUMATIC LOTION.
The WedrOn Water Power

" Ortr NIrfV nun ~ Mono
rs offered for snle, either the whole Or halt intcr-
i est, with 100 Acres Of land.
The properly is well known to mos, Of the prn-
cipal persons in La Sale counly-Situitcd miles
north oi Ottawa, ut the mouth Of Indian creek, on
Fox River Inc power can he easily and perma-
nently improved, and the location Is favorable for
the erection of all kinds of machinery and such M
are looking out for this kind of properly either to
improve or for investment, will find this one Of the
first class aud really one of the rare chances
J 6 NArrNGER, Ottawa, Ills.
Refer TO Hon. WV REDplcK, Ottawa, III.
VI. G. STg.RNs, Esq, Chicago.
WIN, h. MANN, Esq Buffalo
Messrs. BowES Il MNANgE, y, Y.
w. : GILMAN, ESQ, St Louis
Oiihwn Feb ,i-if
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Minni. nmnlSs!

WE would respectfully callhc attention OF bu-
w -nrs men generally 10 our large stock Of
Blank Books from the smnlies, ~ the largest size,
and nj prices that cannot oi 10 please.
pI Il r. Il.
Fuolscap, Commercial, Dt, Note and l.etter
Pnprr IN large quantities, of all qualities and at all
prices Blank Drafts and Notes Al all pricea.
Envclops, all sizes and at NIL prices,
Letter copying Presses, at low prices.
STA TfONERY.
Letter clips letter scales, letter stamps, letter
boxes, paper folders, paper cutters, bill holders tin
racks, ink stands, sand boxes, rulers, sealing wax,
waters, palen, blot,ing paper, pens pen holders,
Fnbrrs pencils. states, ink, &c &c oil OF which
we will sell a, the lowesbpossible prices.
mar6-tf a II & hurley.
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4 or Sa ie!


, TWO valuable improved Farms, situated in IN,
County ot la Sale. Terms EASY Enquire OF
Jan. 3l-t Jos ii. WAGNER, Ottawa.
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Fine stationery.

I ETTEK paper, business size for Ladies' use
] FiIt edge and plains more than - different
qulIue4 Indies vialtiug cards, ennmcied md
porcelain; cnrd envelopes note piper Grent ma.
nv styles nncy note and eFenytlopcs Divide,
Blacks. and Aun.ds rcd uk DAVID. aud Blacks
rni crlrttnied u'umhr'0ur.. fancy uk stands,
prnIug wax HHIe. mouth H.U7. suud 4oXu-, sand,
ppunrc, Sc ", hHylou hand a large n.-ortmrni
vi blink books Nil the dilrrultty.r, made which
We viii sell uw a II * { HrRlEy,
march CIT Chcugn Bookstore
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nH MI YOUTH y hNiIOOD.
MA 4 VIGOROUS LIFE,
Or A Premature Death.

KLNKELIN on S,if Preserraiion-Oaiye 30 cts
This book Just published, IL filled with useful ia
formation on the iniinites ana Diseases Of the gem
eratye system lIudiresses itself alike to Youth,
Manhood and Old Agc--to all who apprehend or
suffer under the dire consequences OF early or pro-
ionged udscre,ious--,o all who fee the exhaustive
effect. Of scJenary aud boncinl habiis--io all VINO
inadlilion to declining physical energy, ARE the VIC
timsoinrryous and mental debility, aud Of mopiuS
md t,.iongbplv Is-rput,upV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
DR.. Tayior'~ Nerve and Bone
HMM EMIT

Mis- linmenthas gained a reputation in the
east over every other Inmcut and stands
n uunVard in H. certainty 20 cure spraus, bru-
SEES, burns, sores, and cUpuons, and is warranted
to be OF twice the value that FanrI'S or any othe
!Iniment can be in applications 10 horses ard do
mrslc animals. II Is scientifically prepared from
highly penetrating oils and cannot fail to cure all
diseases Of IN nerves, bones and siHews. No ia
mlly should be- without IT, II stands upon lis own
merit and challenges the world tor It's equal. For
sale ut the new drug and book store north OF the
court house drCl3 T. GRIGGs.
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To Officers. soldiers. widows and
Urirs Of ncCpnNpn snlLirns

4 LII TAKE NOTICE, thar the unlersigncdnr e
~ on hund,as usual, TO procure your bounty lands
pensions, back and extra pay, at uomlna. rates low.
er Than ever Having Ind considerable experience
in tbs business and being IN direct cOTresDDaGsnce
NTH The Departments of the Government having 100
charge the adjustment Of such claims we are certain
We can do your business 20 your entire satisfaction
When "" are not -ucc-s>iu. in IN securing claims Of
this kind, W. never charge Call and see us at our
lawand land agency Office NoRRls X FISHER
Nov ~ t~jO-tf
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FARM FOR SiUEi

NITUATED OF Hickory Point. 100 Acres. frnc.
y rd 10 acres broke. large young Orchard
has been started, of the most choice fruit with "a
new frame Dwelling. partly finished and good
frame Barn Apply to j. G.. NArrINsER.
Drrrubrr6 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
ga - - az IN II -
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
The IlInOi, Big & Little Blue
Threshing Machines,

Naie and Sold Jy Go. w. Rsnrirk, EYgjH, H.,
Are cmphlncally tlr things that the AgdcuIu-
ral community needs. The Undersigned thank
ul for the generous patronage OF the past, now oi
ers 10 the Public hn various Machines and Horse
Powers
lie would particularly invite the attention OF
Ihrcsher- To- his EighiGHd Ten H0rse Machines,
whlchare warranted t,rNcrl IN pattern. hnsh, and
durability any other machines ever offered TO the
Public
Ills Ten Horse Machines are built Of efficient
Sttenih, aud furnished With q cylinder maie olour
plate OF lron thus preventing its being thrown ont
OF balance ia wet weather, as well us IlugJfuug
great durability 10 II.
lie also desires to callaltention 10 biz CrcDi1r
Geared ThreSiiBg N10iaes. which are 20 con-
struced that the .iachpc can be- sird 10 my
point OF compass, without moving the Hwss
fOirCr
/ Ills Gilman Horse Pnrcrs tinsi wlnl h,a been
SO long demanded by lhIcshersJ accompany hH
EIGHT and Ten Horse machines, arc aInu,rd for
six, eight, or ten hOr,S nti ARE guaranteed ~ run
eus,er last longer, aud be les liable tO 80 pul N
pc0lr, thnu any other knd Of Horsc P0usr in
America,
/ TO Farmers DESTROYS ofdoinr Their Th~ahine
within their own means, heoll.r mE SMALL Ma
chimes and Horse Phlrcrs which he warrant 'D
ihreslr 100 bushels pei day with one good spa p.
horses, or 2OO bushels with nur horse. rud sep
/ rate the straw rom the gran Ihekul a pow
er used with his small machines b lever power, ~
sufficient strength ior-iS hoses.
/ la addition 10 the Above named Thre-h'nr Ma
chimes and Horse Powers, tie undersigned takes
this occasion To remark that he j. constantly rnnk
ing, and has on handior sale,aspIendid variety OF
PioCS, WagDnS, Carriages,
Cul,ivotors, double md single Shovel plows
Horse Rukes, &c 81, all OF which he will sell
ms cheap rs can be- purchased elsewhere Tor cash
produce or approved pnper
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Another Scientific Wonder,
DE- D. J. s. HOuCHTON,s
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURERi
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

VF"gu IHh henhel, OF the fourth stomach OF the
oN,allcr directions OF Baron LlEBlG. the great
p,Ss1rsicaI chemist, by j ) llouGHroN, VI D.,
in,inHadelphm ia
- ms is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
pN>P'Psla, JaundIcc, Liver Complaint, Cunstlpa
n"h' 9nu Debility curing after Natures own me-
"'9H, 9y natures own agent, the gastric iuice
will digest mr. Jis."iD - g. als'N INFUSED N water
aJopt firo hoprs ouf al H. .,,,, 'o1S' ofJ I"
PErslN Is the chief rlrmqu, 80, ,r.,, .ii,,s,i,,,,
principle OF the gat.hc ulcr-lhr solvent of he
food, the purifying, presenipy. md ,.i,nrla,,n,,
agent of The stomach and inlestlncs I, il extract,
ed rom The digestive stomach OF the OK thus iorm-
E a., i,md precisely Ike The ma
ni.bns ,rv ivLr u. us cnsnlcal powers aud nr-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
lie viii also manufacture for customers
Blankets, Jeans, and FlanHeIS,

As vel as Sa,iuet, Fulcloth, aud Kerseymere -
lie vii give one yard OF krrs-ymrrr tur pounds
ol wool. Persons sending wool should mark their
own names on their sacks az well ~ my address
ana send letter by mail, giving directions what
Re kc