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PILEa-PlLES-PILES.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are aMicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate from one Of our
most respectable citizens, the father Of the
proprietor OF the <'Courier des Etas Unis,n and
formerly gunmaker In Phiiadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 18th 1885,
DR. DuPR1H-Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
have been afflicted with the Piles for nearly sixty
years, that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes
Pile Lotion, and everything else could here Of,
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a-d have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
erect, having cured me l consider this almost q
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. sincere
ly recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. p. VALLEE, 70 Franklin 1t
State Of New York,
New Yofk City and County,
], Joseph G. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
on the day Of the date hereof before me personal
ly came p. Vallee, to me well known, who, be.
the contents Of the foregoing certificate aligned BY
him are true.
In witness whereof [ have subscribed INV
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and az Notayy
Public Of the State Of New York, and have nj.
NED my Notaiiai Seal at my once, In New York,
JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of he
State Of New York. 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty OF the Uni.
ted States to produce a certificate equal TO the
fectual cure for external and internal Piles Only
SO cents per box
Omce-7e Nassau street, New York. Wmhe
sentb by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of IIth
street and Pa. ave. Washington, b. G. oc Is
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Nntieral HeteI.-suY q BRIGGS.
GOOD CHANCE.
"OOD AND COAL YARD YOR saIv

ne subscriber being absut TO leave the citv
vi sell out his Wood and Coa Yard on the most
, ,sdsOhaole terms. l will sell stock and every
ssHs' JLs' Is II Is, or the coed will Of the Yard
cmce, wharf, &c, Just as the purchaser NAV de-
sic Ihere Is no better stand In the SECOND
r %.oo ness t .e R cheap rent Apply
street, between and New York ayenus
mar 7-Iw
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BRANCH RAILkOAp
&WAa 1a
FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
&&a
BALT IMORE And OHIO KAILkoAD

BALTIMoKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Nsp and Imyrovsd Ar,aneem<nts.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALrI-
Il more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and al
LIST. The RECOMMENDATION TRAIN viii
with trains from PhiisdeIphia, fr.t Tsin from
Washington TAT Junction) will stop at way s's
tons and arrive At Cumberland AZ o. loo y. N.
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves camden STA
ton daily Except Sunday n 20 m ana
reaches Wheelipe by q a. m connecting Il Ber-
wood With trains FOR Columbus, Cincinnati, lay
ton Indianapolis, Louisville. Cleveisnd, Toledo,
Detreit, Chicago, 81 Louis, Cairo, and inierms-
ID. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
Up. m, connecting with express trains for Cir
Sss nsse TSe d.ps1ee 1na me-
other central and southern places In the West, IL
nearly 100 miles shorter than BY snv other route
The time to these places Is also uneq ualled.
Cincinnat, Indianapolis, a. d ~ louis
10 Passenger and Baggage transferred At al
THROU6H TICKETS will be sold 10 all the
large towns In the W eat, AZ the lowest posslble
rates, stthe Ticket Once, Camden Station, and
- secOsd-clas. car is attached to the Man
Train.
Passengers from!Baltimore or Washington may
oisw tke entire road b. dayl ght by taking Ac
commodatiou or hail rain. and lyire over a.
SS Or rsss
Cumberland at so g. nj and reaches wheel
ing At p. N
Passer gers from Washington have ample tins
for meals at Wsshir gton Junction.
This is the only route bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington
FOR WAY PASSENG ERs
The Accommodation Train at 6 IS, will stop q
all stations east Of Cumberland, and the Express
at st ions between Piedmont, QoiI west East
wardly the Mail Train leaves wheeling az 2 Is
a m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 8 20, reaching Baltimore at S IS m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN Starts 1t D. N :,
except Sunday stopping At way stations Leaves
Frederick at .. m arriving at Baltimore st II.
80 noon.
Camden Station n q. m and 20 . N. Leavss
kllicott's Mills at 2 20 m and 30 m, ca
cept Sundays. w g. wOoDsIDE,
Jan l6-N Master of T1nspoftafiou.
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AAMTEIB,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL S,

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SrYIS
Manufactured ffsm Slate stsus, by ths
West Castistsn Slate Company, VI.
THESk AANTELS ARE ENAMELLED
4 Imitation OF the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTiQUE,
PORPAYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCATELLA,
AGATE, SPANISH GALWAY, and other rsre
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
% perfect that they challenge the closest scrutry
They are 80 highly polished that they retain ther
beauty much longer than marble are not injured
BY SMOKE, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
ranging from el2s to ga
Architects, Builders. ana Others are invited 10
eau and examine samples u No SIS Seventh
street, Sdoou below Odd Fellows, Hall, up
s0ln. y. M HANSON,
- 12-1y Ier,t
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STOCK IN THE OLD DONIHIOy COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVE
y at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company. be-
Ing three hundred shares The capital stock 3
SloO, 600 (dollars,) Of which $40 600 has heon
subscribed. The mines are now prepared q
active operations, and per cent interest VII -
guaranteed upon the stock now offered for s.
by the original stockholders, for the perioc -,
two years
Particulars In regard to the stock, and It's pzos-
gects, Will be made known upon application :;
jsRT PIP DANDRIp6E. Agent
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ma. DUPRIE'S REMEDIES are the ouly
II efectual cure fer External or Internal Piles,
Saltrheum, Ring Worm, 60. They are unrival-
Led for purifying the blood.
SO cents per box UAce IS Nassau street, New
York. VIII be sent by mail.
For sale by FORD & Bro, corner Of l1th o.
and Penn. avenue. % -
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freta ht or passa apply TO
EDW'D X COLLINS, No Sc wall-st N. Y.
BROWN, SHELLEY CO Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD T. CO No ~ Aus
tin Friars, London.
B.G. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO, Paris.
The owners Of these ships win not be- aocouh =.
table for gold, liver, buIien, specie, tvS Nv
precious stones or metals, unless biz Il lacirs
are signed therefor and the value thereof express
ed therein fsh 4
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

l. HlON lIAlN ~ l. 1tOk
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which
subjected, must nov be received a. an
established medicine
ITS FIcAcY, CURING
DYSP PSIA,
Affections Of the Liuer, Dropsy, Nemraigia,
bronchitis and ConSunpttve Tendencies,
Disordered state of the Blood, Boiis, Gen.
erat Debility, and all Diseases rhich re-
guire a Tonic and Alternative medicine 10
beyond question.
The proofs Of Its efficacy are 20 numerous, %
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charao-
ceive the p7onered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess 10 BE q
e.rs-a'I, but Its range Is extensive, because many
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may b
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
banned the highest order Of medical skin. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efacacy Of the Syrup incontroveEt-
ihls.
Those who may wish for an opinion nom dis.
interested persons ting the character Of the
Syrup, cannot fail TO be satisfied with the follow
ing, among numerous testimonials, In the hands
Of the Agents The slgns.urss are those q gen:
highest respectability
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bene.
acial effects Of the s.Pefuvian syrup,n do not
hesitate to recommend IL to the attention Of the
public
From our own experience, as we'll a. from the
testimony Of others, whose int ligencs and In
tegIity are al o9e her unquestionsble, we have no
doubt Of Its efficacy In cases Of incipient Diseases
Of the Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy Neu algfa &c. Indeed
its fleets wou be incredible, but from the high
character OF those who have witnessed them, aud
have volnn erred tn II testimony, as we do ours
to its restorative power
JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. n. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS G. ANGRY
For sale by z d. GILMAN, Special Agent
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the 6eneral
Agency, corner Of an cstreets, Navy Yard.
feb D.
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Buys PONY, COLTS, AND YOUNG
cows fOR sAi-E

ISNh . VI NG TH
0Nroughly gentle NTOEE20
~ ~ years old next May; lot offMN
CoLIs Morgan, Toronto, and Others; a numr
human blood,-for sale at Wood Co Farm q
1 ,,.es over the Navy Yerd Bridge Ipauire at No
IS rem: avenue, or Of the Manager on the Farm.
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Ne" FOREIGN SPRING GOODS

EsUBsCRIBERs REsPECTFULLyIn
70 c,Ii s eseir patrons and the public generally
assor,ns", canine 20 their very large esd select
49, - OF FOREIGN SPRIS6 GOODS.
SnIsn .ney have themselves, with sn.cis1 cs,s
'e. TSs Tor their special trade. p''A e"'e'
au,iitle. .; 1eep constantly on hand the best
Swords, ssshes enc ana navy 6oods-Epaulettes,
poras, tiie invite attention to their Fore,pn and
factufe and lstest style 'ne oes' manu-
ID. LOUDON CO
...s,.. Army an Navy Tailo,,
Ico <I-ou b2, under Browns, Ho,s,
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BOOK BINDING.
CsSasy Elscsnfh street and MayvIasd s,ssss
Ssdr ths Smtthsoxidn Institxtioa

EDWARD LYCETT REsPECTFvLLYIN IN
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works in superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upon much
more reasonable terms than can be done In Balti-
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter ad.
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex-
hibt to the subscribers specimens of his style of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted, se27-&m
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
Loss By FIRE!
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
authorized Capital and Surplus. 81, 3ss,lsl Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INsUR.
ANCE CO.. OF PHILADELPHIA.
O6es noTthceH corner Pennsyiudn,G arenue and liza
street, Warrington ely, D. c.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thoe. b. Florence, Charles Dinaee
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Mander6eId,
George Helmbold, p. Carroll Brewster.
James E. Neall Isaac Leech, IT,
THOMAS B.PLORRNCE, President.
EDWARD r. HELMBOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL. SURVEYORS.
Charies Walter, No. 3s7 street, opposite City
Jno. N; Thornton corner FIRST s,restand Virginia
James Williams, No. % Pourand.a.half.,ree..
John Riasles, No. Sol Thirteenth street, below
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. r. Levy, No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
The business of this Company will compare N
voraby with the most successful of similar institu
tons In the United States
From the LIST day of August, 1855, In five months,
amounted TO the large sum of one hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and ffty-one dollars, with
only foItysix hundred and sixty six dollars losses
reported.
With these evidences Of success and good man.
agement, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share Of public patronage, believing that the secu-
MY onered is ample and that all fair claims will be
calities. N~A'
The company iSprepared to issue policies aeaius,
ioss or damage by FIRE on DWELLINGS, PURNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE.
HOUSES, all descriptions of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or all kinds of MERCHANDISE.
transported BY VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CA,
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS., and the usual con.
veyances to or from any portion of EUROPE and
AMERICA, and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low as other
companies, and in fixing them every improvement
in construction and arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth street, Washington city, ID. c.
instTance may also be effected at TIE Home OHce
HeTtAioest corner Walnut and Second Streets, Phla
aetphia, and in other principal cities Of the United
states BY authorized officers Of the eompany.
teH-lyt
z sECOND-RAND MELODEONS, BUT
:. In use short time, for sale or rent, very low,
s - OUT great Piano Btole, between 9th and 1Oth
x .aJo4N r, KkhIs.
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w. W. HACKNEY. wB.pxyro.
HACKNEY & DAYTON,
Heal Estate and General Land Assucy.
OwAAA CITy, N. y
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VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised edition Of
$50 pases andlS0 plates. Price
Is cents a copy, A popular
and comprehensive uearise
on the..duties and casualties of
single and married life hap
py andfruilful alliances,mod
ofsecuriBs DISQUALIFICATION
and infer.iIe Ones-their OBJ
Walton aud removaI-perv-
Gus debility, its causes and
cure, by n process a. once SO
simple, safe, and efTectual.
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NOTICE TO PaE-EMPrIoN ~ .rn.,s

Every person entitled tn Tho ,;.,.
tion % any OF The lands within The iown Pie-emp.
s,ts Of townships above enumerated is aad
and receiver Of the proper land nt p, inc register
payment therefor as SON practicable ATM ana MIKE
this mott and before the day appojnI.d seeing
IN ,ncement OF the pusiic sale Of tbs lands smbua
n9 the tract claimed; otherwise such ella m -,,,t
forfeited. THOS. A HENDRICKS NC
Comms ionsr Of the General Land OfB..
l9-Iswl3wt Hce'
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
OF THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VitW Of MARRIAGE

M. b. La CROlX, N. D., Albany, Ny.
$50 pages and 80 fine Plain and Coored Liiho7raphs
and Plates.
AHPRTCE ONLY IS CENTS "a
A-senf free of posto 10 all parts Of the Union "a
DR NJ LA CROIX,S PHYSIOLOGICAL
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nLL 70 X MACHINERY.-rpr a,,n
scrioef desires TO call the attention Of ne,.no.
uslnf steam OF other machinery 70 his LubIic.,Sns
vi, wh,ea cannot De surpassed for the purpose h
J. r, Mc6RE6OR,
100 Io-zdWim 534 7th street
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.
DAM Is THE FORERUNNER OF MOS
i diseases-cure the Pain and check the disease

DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp In the Stomach
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or
Lumps In the Breast, Chills, Spinal AFFECTIONS,
and Pains In the feet Indeed, II cures all Pain.
IL lax, IS, and 50 cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have q bad Cold. take
DR. ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BiL-
IOUS PILLS. They cany OF all bile and re-
move a Geld. These Pills 90 ahaed Of all other
Pills In their good effects.
III Boxes 12X and Is cents. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec 10-4m
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q PIANOS Az BAR8AINS-One second.
= hand for $15). One new for 90 rs worth $500
One for % Is. worth % 90 One fine Melodeon
Tor $50 JOHN r. ELLIS,
mar 306 betW 9th and 10th sts.
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pnha. u Zoo BUSHELS PRIME
fos sale In lots 10 suit purchasers. ''o'e' ana
PETER BElRy
~" - "asR street, ssosgosoxa.
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To The PUBLIC.

ohN DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
800 Wen Known Coach Factory, on 9Th oSaRG
S1,.a,, oetSeen Louisiana avenue and GeS
:. tohg conducted by Mr.. 10. NJ Young.
nov pre- Jared to manufacture and ren,ir III
Sc P,lons Of COACHES, BUGGIEs Wac
Sery BEST MAMMA oa me mos, reasonable terms in the
respectfully invites his fellow citizen. ~ asr. ,,
mar g. I'm
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A LBATA FORKS AND SPOONS, CAS-
"A tors, Tea SETS, Co., extra plated. latest stvle.
and selling lOw,N 9. FRkNCIs', =
sfeeS .as-.s - 20 y az IiAeQ 1evenn It.
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30 900 PEACH TREES

40 900 PEACH TREES.
"A ITEM DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
I sale At my Nursery, near Washington -
me above trees are ali Of fne growth, and
Of The best select fruit -
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL
90 ~ JOSHUA PIERCE
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D n ID q A q ES.-CANARy- Mn KING
- Bind, and Breeding Cages Bird seed, Fish
bone, 6c.,N u. RRANUIs'S,
too0 AGO 7th STREET
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SOAPsfONE 6RIDDLEs.-rHE CAKES
- can % Drowned han1somsly on these 6Yidals
without gFsose aAA sunehs-
; laA% .-al - q ERANolo, - ma
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JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. n. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS G. ANGRY.

$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the General
Agency, corner Of L an cstreets, Navy Yard
feb o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

WESTERN LAMBS Asb ILLINOIS CREDir.-
Mr.. L. F. Satterthwaite, the London Bro'
ker in American Stocks, writes to his English
constituents as follows, in regard to Western
lands and the Illinois Central Road:
A little more than Is month ago, these
Bonds stood about par; but, since that peri-
cd, the influence Of the operation Of the
Illinois Central Railroad has become very
marked, and the credit and position of the
whole State entirely altered. We have re-
Gently had good deal Of idle talk about the
over speculation in lands in some Of the
Weston States but it is evident that the
land scheme of the Illinois Central Railroad
has very mainly aided in placing the credit
of Illinois in the very highest rank.
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TIE FOOT of Budda is imprinted on Adams
Rock in Ceylon, and the impress Of Gaud-
mas foot is revered among the i,mans'
DR.. John Davy conjectures that the one Is q
work Of art; and Colonel Sym regards the
ether as resembling more hieroglyphic ia
biet than natural phenomenon. The huge
herculean rseekh Of the same writers is but
the exaggerated condor Of America; and the
monstrous kraken, which the northern mari
ners sometimes mistake, to their rum ior an
island, is, probably, but an individual Of
The cateceous tribe. The ancients believed
that there were some animals which produc-
ed their Young from their mouth: now the
vounp Of the rattlesnake, when alarmed,
often take refuge in the mouth Of their mo-
ther. and, Of course, emerge again when the
alarm has ceased.
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A Western correspondent says: II atten-
ded wedding few days since. Wishing
to say something becoming the occasion
approached the fair young bride in the course
Of the evening and after congra tuianns ner
on her departure from the state OF single
blessedness, wished her pleasant voyage
down the river of life. She said she hoped
so, but she heard there was great deai OF
fever On the river now-she hoped they
wonldn't catch it on the way down."
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Mr.. Lucius c. Francis, Of Germany Prai'
rie, in this county, has an acre Of Chinese
sugar cane, nearly matured. He has made
a small experiment of expressing juice and
manufacturing it into molasses which was
of very fine quality. lie has every conf
dence that the juice Of the Chinese sugar
cane will make excellent molasses and will
erect mill to worx up his erop.-ipring-
,feM Journal.
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Why DO NOT NEGROES NvkE THEIR HOMES
AMONG THE ABoLIrIoNIsrs The following
extract, which we take from an article in
the Cincinnati Enquirer, contains an idea
worth looking after:
"There is . remarkable and very sugges-
tive fact in regard to the negro emigration
into this State. 1t is this: Of the twenty
five thousand free negroes in the State, the
vast majority reside in counties where there
are very few Aboltionsts, and which have
been chiefly settled by emigrants from the
southern States. The negroes appear to
have a great dread of the Abolition counties;
they give them a wide berth. Thus for ex-
ample, Ashtabula has a negro population Of
forty-three, Geuga, seven, Trumbull sixty
flve The other counties on the lake have
q proportionate number of negroes. These
counties are settled almost exclusively by
New England emigrants. On the other hand
Ross county. Virginia settlement, has one
thousand and six negroes; Gallia has one
thousand one hundred and ninety eight, and
Hamilton county has over four thousand.
"In these counties the negro is regarded
as inferirior, socially and politically, and the
Abolitionist has but a slight hold. What is
the cause of this striking discrepancy! Is
it that the negro feels and knows his nferiori-
", and naturally attaches himself to the
population which is disposed to regard him
ss an inferior! Certainly there is no better
mode OF curing neighborhood of Abolition
ism than by inficting on them colony OF
free negroes. The only way in which Gid.
dines can be defeated will be by few more
such philanthropic efforts As those of Col.
Mendenhall, in settling a few hundred North
Carolina or Kentucky negroes in Ashtubula-
If our southern friends will send US their
surplus negro population, let them provide
that they may be located among their kind
and generous friends in the Western Re
serve. Such earnest philanthropy as they
profess ought not to be wasted on the des'
ert" #.t -.-s F.. .He
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

REMEDY FOR CHoLIc IN HoESEs.-One OF
our readers says, that pint Of Salt dissolved
in pint Of hot water, and quart OF vine
gar then added, and about half the quantity
given, will cure the most inveterate case OF
cbolic. Should not the first dose effect
cure, let the remaining half be given, and tho
cure will be certain. He says he has seen
this remedy tried in . number Of cases, and
always with success.
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SINGULAR CoiScIpEScE.-A letter from
Captain Hudson, of the United States steam
frigate Niagara, In letter addressed to the
Navy Department, having reported that the
laying of the submarine telegraph cable
would be commenced on the Sd inst, says !:
"It will be q most singular coincidence,
as Columbus left port on his voyage Of dis!
covery to our western world on the Sd day
of August three hundred and sixty.fivs
years ago.
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"Have you fellow feeling in your bosom
for the poor women Of Utah?" asked .
speaker Of the sister of Mrs. Partington.
sect out, you insulting rascal!" said she,
"l'll have you to know don't allow fellows
to be feeling in my bosom. Oh; dear!"
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"What!" exclaimed the accomplished and
fashionable Fitzswiggle, to an exqus!tely
lovely Miss De La Sparrowgrass Nv nat
would you be, dearest, il should press the
stamp Of love upon seal'ng-mar lipsg II,
responded the fairy-ike creature' shouo
be stationdrV." ...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

IxxovArIoN.- Rev. Bishop Quinn says
that the African Methodist Church in Chi
case is to be arranged at the next session Of
the Indiana Conference which meets at New
Albany this month"; for innovation upon the
ancient order of that church, in introducing
pews. a choir and an organ into their place
of worship.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

An Irishman was asked at dinner whether
he would take some apple pie. "ls it houl-
some Y" inquired Teddy. ITO De sure Nmi
why isn't III" Because" said Teddy,
once had an uncle that was killed WIN .p.
pleplexy, and sure enough tho"g"'
something Of the same sort.