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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

nv oULn respectfully call he attention of the citizens
w OF Porage conuiy their large and carefully
lerted stock of he above mentioned articles
Ollr MeGcii and Liquors warranted pure any
in market, aud hy purchasing only from responsible
houses we guaran to purchasers the beat goods
he lowet prices We keep constantly hama the diff
erent lrands of
PAINTS, ALL QUALITIES AND coLoRs,
" hicl. sell at the LOW ST PRICES for cash. Our
White Lead dry a;id il OIL we rant from whiting,
marble dust harytes, with VIII the lnte ior grades
are often aiuterated Oar faucy Points also pure.
sy recent arrangements with heavy manufacturer OF
LINSEED OIL,
able defy competition in this article which is
of tile frsl quality weare also selling the best of
SUGAR AND TEA,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
HMO NN ne EA.S
THREE CIRCLE
Rotating Harrow.
THE MOST COMPLETE PULyERHZER
OF THE SOIL EVER INVENTED.
Three. Iron Circular Harrows,
PATENTED JANUARY 4th, 1859.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER desires call the attention OF
Farmers and others interested in improvements Of
Farming Implements and Mac inery the above named
Harrow. = he invention consists of
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

- II vow: SCHOOL BOOKS -
- j.I.9 oET0,Cs BOOK STORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12
OttaUa fret Traber.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Observation-Disclosures, sc.

Genial spring has come upon US at least
a month earlier than usual, and with an ap-
parent determination to stay. At least such
appears to be the persuasion Of the feathery
tribe, for we have not only the blue bird al
ready building her nest, but the crane, the
robin, the swallow, the peweet, and we know
now how many more of the delightful warb-
lers of spring already making gay and cheer
full the leafiess wood with their morning
songs. The snow and ice have all disappear
ed-the caaal, the rivers, and even the lakes
are open-thc merchants advertise ''Spring
goods and the miliiners spring bonnets
the lawns are putting on robes Of green, the
lilac buds are burstng-in shcrt every thing
around US teens with tokens Of the advent
of the vernal season.
These unmistakable indications Of an car
ly spring afford our farmers and business
men much encouragement. Preparations
are being made for sowing large breadth
of wheat and if this can bs well got In in
March, it will be nearly certain to ripen be-
fore The rust can reach it. Then with the
advent of genial weather, our farmers find
that much less damage was done TO their
fall wheat by the open winter than they ap
pretended. Many fields are putting on a
lively green, and promise fair yield.
With an early spring, good crops, and
fair prices Of produce like those now paid in
our streets, and Ottawa viii once more re-
sure her stirring, cheerful business aspect,
and the music of the hammer and the trow-
81, and the hum Of busy machinery, viii
again b. heard in our streets.
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lam jan.g "oo>S -' oaroArS rooE e7orR
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On motion OF Richardson, the street and alley COM
mttee were directed to fill up the ditch between Sale
st. and Columbus ST., in Marquette ST.
Richardson moved to reScnd the order directing the
supervisor OF streets to build arch said ditch
- Ayes-L.avens, Wade, Armour, Richardson, Wills,
Ho1an, and Hamalle-1
NSes-Bu'ler, Drew, Tanning, Clancy, and Putnxm-
5. Carried.
On moton Of Tanning, 250OO appropriated to
gravel streets, to be expended by the special mtee
Tor relief of the poor, in the the former
appropriation for similar purpose.
On motion of Drew,
OFdeed, That the supervisor of streets pnt stone
crossing in La Sale Woods Meat Market to be
made of strips foot wide and paved between.
On motion of Armour, the marshal was directed to
notify of lots Columbus and Paul st to re-
pair their sidewalks and that he take steps to enforce
the ordinance in relation thereto.
Report of city mar hal from Dec. LIST to Feb. 1St
approved
Ellis PAID.-L. s Harris, city marshal. 4l.15; VIM.
E. Bell, repairing Madison St bridge, HOO w Norris
street supervisor, 1a0 F. ". Kimb II, nails iI0; w
II. Rattcn, mak,ng sidewalk 30.i2 Geo Armour, Geo.
Barnett, and W. F.. Bell commissioners value Fox
River Bridge, 5000.
Adjourned to the Sd Tuesday in March.
J. AVERY, city Clerk.
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The fever is measurably abating among
our people, for We meet persons daily who
a month ago were fierce for starting but
who now conclude to await further reports.
Never tbeless, teams are daily passing through
our city from Indiana, Michigan, and coun.
ties of Illinois east Of us, On their long
weary road across the plains. Among the
teams, We noticed in our street a few days
ago one from Otter Creek, drawn by yoke
of oxen, and another OF 10 yoke, We be-
lieve, belonging TO Mr.. Daniels, of this
county
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Special Notices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CeSSlsr:sS EHcrrlalH Pills

fr.pGred from a prescription Of Sir }. Clarke II D.,
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailng in the OF
Ill those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderaes all excess
and removes all distractions, speedy may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills sho,id not be taken Jy sdies during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
10 bring Miscarriage, Ju: at any other time
tsey a-e safe.
In all cases OF Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
tlen Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
eject when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caomei,
al:many. or anything hurtful to the constitution
Pull directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES, CLats I. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, y. Y.
K.B.-$1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thsrIed Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
..ii--Fsr sale by Ely. GRIGGS,
ss!s OttGtcd, III.
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am having from three 10 ;JHr packages per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders Will be taken for Books Music not on hand
I-.rL.rf 80
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The PcOplc,s Iscn,cIY.

fnr TuRH-Never Known to Fail. Used by everybo-
a. Herrick's SugarCoated Pills. So good that fifty
boxes perform fifty box sells tweny-nesl-
Der recommends them to neghbOr-stranger TO stran-
ger. Made from Gums Balsams, and Extracts their eff
the system is mild, searching, and benef-
cuI. Put up large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar. % Sold by dealers every
where. See advertisement on Sd page. aug7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

I REN0vAL.-In our columns OF today,
TapPon announces his removal from lis old
stand to lC2 Randolph street, near tie cor
ncr of Dearborn St. To fhos. who know
TnrPcn and his one PRICE sY>ran, We have
nothing to say; but to the poor, oeuishted
reader. under whose observation the name Of
TsPPen has not get fallen, we would say
that he is the great one prIcs Clothing HsMg
Of Chicago, and has a larger, better asSort-
ed, and cheaper stock oi boys and mems
clothing and furnishing goods than can be
found in any city west Of New York, and IS
unquestionably the most kind and accom-
modating DRAPER in the city Of Chicago
Those who don't think as we do, VIII sn'y
have to visit his establishment and-.fud cut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

BEAUTIFUL HART is is one of the greatest or
nanents which man woman could boast Of sPlen-
did head of hair, uxuriance of hair, if it be in high
state of health, glossy and thick, what its
Tor be so that it is natural is attraction that will
escape the Of those who bald, and gray hair is
unnatural till one is in the neehborhood of four
and ten; short OF that it Is disease. would RENE
dy this disease, and in what wayy How could re-
store hair to its original healthg Use Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, Cor sale all drug stores
it rtstOres the hair it restores its health when tina
is produced, It's beauty its original color its luxur-
and gloss is follow. Woods Restorative is
the only valuable hair preparation. ni-rl2-iw
AFFAIR CliALLENGE.-Dr BRAGG, the inventor and
manufacturer of BRACES Arctic LISIMESr challenges
the whole medical profession to try all its prescriptions
against this single preparation i'll tine OF rheua
tism neuralgia palsy, scrofula any description Of
external ailmeEt, whether caused by accident di
Ii has been known to fail, but in thou
sands OF has effected speedy and radical
Let any afflicted with any of the above dis
give it fair trial and they will find it be all that is
stated II is for sale by druggists generally marl2ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

we notice that NJ. Preston, Supcrinten,
dent of the canal, announces in the Chicago
papers, that tie canal viii be opened for
navigation on the 10th inst.-neXt Tuesday
Tao open winter, with the frequent rains,
has dene considerable damage to the banks,
but none of very heavy or serious ma ure
AGEICuLTURAL.-Mr WARREN Moonc re-
quests US to say that that he is now receiy-
ing, at the old stand Of +. " Chamberlain,
the greatest and best assortment Of A.ricul-
tural implements and machines ever brought
to this market. His plows are manufactured
at Morris, Joliet, Locbport, Napervile Pc
ru, Indiautown, Rock Island, AMI Moline -
Also very large and select stock of gar
den, field, and flower seeds. III ladies' who
desire to have nice flower gar,ens axe cspe-
cially invited 70 cal before selecting els--
where.
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[From tl,e woman,s Advocate. philadelphia.l

The following from the accomplished editress Of the
WomaI's Advocate, and from old druggist speak for
themselves. All should read them:
THE HAIR-PeoPe have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore
known, has been those abominable Wigs. by recent
discovery Of Professor Wood these articles being
fast dispensed with but many persons still pa
tronize them because they have been often imposed
upon by Hair TONES o: different kinds To all such
again for IN Woods Restorative there is such
thing as fail. We know Of a lady who was bald who
used IEe article short time, ani her head j.
yered completely with the tniest and most beautiful
curls ina ciuab-. We know Of numerous where
hair rapidly falling which II restored in greater
perfection than il ever had been before
1t is also without doubt Of the best articles for
keeping the hair in Cond condition, making II soft and
glossy, removing daUdrGT aud has proved itself H..
greatest enemy ali the II taat the hair j. heir
II l. the duty Of every Improve their personal
Appearance, though some may diirr 10 regard To the
ways Of doing il; bat every vii admit Jit beau
uu. bead OF hair either - woman, II oiJec:
much to be desired AMI there means that should
be LETT uutTiri to obtain such a d.>.irrstuu.
CArTIuN.-Brware Of worthless limitations, several
already in the market, called BY different names.
Use unless tte words Professor woods Hair Re
sturatiyr, Depot ~; Loaf. No, aud New York; are
blown in the huTtc. sid rs ar Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, uy al Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United State and C4uadas ieDl9-ll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12
ev-TuAT GREAT REMEDY so long IN

eY- At GREAT REMEDY 50 long u-slccess July
sought for found at last. We advert 10 DR.. Nauhs
other cn-glu of tiss ps-, Ti-.cI Ja- attention
readers : directed Nt have always been ayeTse
patent medicines and ais, and opposed to pgf
hn- tHem bat when find i medicine by long use
thoroughly tested. and admitted by an classes
benefit aud blessing iie human family, Zee. bound
IN all cuHdor and honesty 20 speak 81 such and call
teutio them. From wlst wc lave heard Of this
uedy. and the universal appreciation - have
by all persons using IT, l.1 tic belief that
truly ur, ald perhaps sold - tht present tint.
the greatest extent o! auy other med cine that has
ever "-h IN the market. which may DE accounted for
from the fact y meets tiI- wishes of s r'tt try
Sold by =. Y. GEIaGs aud u. WALzE Co. feb 81
MAHRlED--At the Geger House, the 10Th inst,
iy Arthur Lockwood. Esq, Mr.. FuL.NDsA IL GEAyE5
anI Wis ELzA A. sTEhaINs. both of Marse!..e-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12
Cheaper Than tEse Cheapest!
GREAT BARGAINS, STRONG INDUCEMENTS AND
Lower Prices than Ever,
f.. G. EHAEHsEET,S.

n
On Main Street, opposite the Mansion House.
4 AN now opening at my Store, Main Street, oppo-
Il site the Mansion House. a larger stock of BOOTS
AND SHOES than ever before offered in this market
Ny trade having largely increased during the past year
l have purchased about twic. my usual amount of
Goods, with the intention of suiting all who
shah keep every kind of Boot uskin Bootee Cater,
slip, Sandal Rubber, and Oversoe from the finest to
the stOutest.
The Ladies will find some new styles Of Caters and
Boots not kept in town before.
For Gentlemen, have an uncqualled style OF dress
Boot.
Sewe1 and pegged Calf,
Sewcl and pegged Patent Leather, 80.
Goat 4 * x d oxford Ties.
French Strap and CATERS with of Iea-
w and Water Proof Boots which can't be beat
Farmers and those working OF doors will find that
the DI'hIA.>pN EcOI will give service for less
money than any Boot they buy They re warrant
ed i'll every respect, and sold low enough be within
the reach of all.
All ask is call before purchasing
With this unrivaed stock have the early Spring
styles Of
Eur and Wool Eats and Caps,
Which will be sold at figures which will as,onish.
shall undersei any House III the city.
Main Street, oVposI the Mansion Iiou @.
mar. l.. q HALBERT.
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LA SALE COUNTY
BOOK STORE l. NEWS ROOM,
THolIAs ORION,
SUCCESSOR
EaATEa BUN & oEsTOT,


SUCCESSOR
EaATEa BUN & oFsTOV,
DEALER
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,
MUSIC, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, sc.
" Keeps no Drugs and Medicines Dry Goods,
but ything to be found first class Book Store.
lhose wan ing anything in my line are respectfully
solicited to give me call.
sign OF the Book. next door 10 Mancy & Dow's Hard
ware Store, Ottawa. Ill
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All Kinds used in the city country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens, Ink, &c.
Liberal discounts given Teachers and Country Mcr-
chants.
BLANK BOOKS.
"; all sizes, Poss Books. " .urraaGrrlG;
Diaries, Time Books, Notes, anil pralfta;
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, aud ali kinds OF Law Banks.
STATIONERY.
Cap Let err and Note Paper, Of all sizes and qualities;
Enveiopr-. Ink, Portfolios, Pocket kn!ves
Gold and Steel Pens, Q-iis. Pencils Iuastands, &C.
MAGAZINES And PAPERS.
SAVE YOUR Dnias AND HALF DIES 70 bug the New York
Ledger Flag Of Our Union, Wayerlcy Hsrper's Weely,
Frank Leslie. Paper, H4rpers Magazine, Code, At
lantic, &c, &c.
GOODS BY EMPRESS.
am having from three four packages per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders Will be taken FOR Books Music on hand.
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published Catalogue OF Books for District Ii
hraries, which be had application fro n which
Directors can make b,tar cOice and GA j'ttcr ttHsS
than they can get Of Mr.. :. o. Moore, of y. y.
nov2J THOMAS ORToE
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West Ottawa Nursery,

NORRIS Al TEUEspszY.
IEtiE undersigned, this old and popular etablish-
u nent viii have, in quantities TO suit any demand
te following plants sale. As the lease c
The Undersigned expires in year from this spring.
his object will be to sell az the lowest figure
Close out hIs stock.
APPLES Pears Peaches Cherries, and Siberian Grabs,
Of every good variety, any size from whip stock
to bearing trees.
goose Je,ries and Carrdnts a dozen Of English va
rieiies.
GrdpS IiR6s-Catawha, Isabella, and Clinton.
.sh0de IFeeS-Larches. silver leaed Poplar the ring
leated, weeping, and golden Willow.
I'1S S-hauy different varieties OF Monthiies, June,
and Climbing.
fIoaeering Arubs-spireas Snow Balls Honey Suck
les, lacs Several varieties )fsosea Nisai, with ma
ny others too numerous to mention.
.Nrd1rberTies-Burr's Pine and Black Prince
Tie PI0nts-Fiye ~ six different varieties.
ie9Cttbtas-A large lot OF fine CabbageS and Pars-
nins-and about 200 bushels MeshannOck Potatoes in
fine order for seed
Orders of any of above delivered in any part
OF the city, board Canal boat or Railroad cars
febl9-3in PATRICK HAYS.
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JAMES FEELER,
SOS ice

"AVING "sold OUT and intending to change my
Il place of residence soon possibla, hereby
notify all persons having demands against myself TO
present the without delay; also to avoid further
trouble all persons knowing themse TO be indebted
to notiedto settle the Immediately by note
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INo. FARRELL.

CASH RIBBON HOUSE
iIj Chamber strs.t, New York.
: - Ia 4i-d7-u River K .Ilgoad Depot,
10. iaul5
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GEO. $. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
Co,nnissioner Of Deeds for the State Of Neoo York
Office in the rooms, I'd story, Nattingers block
Ottawa, June 10, 1851.
BANk OF OTTAWA.


Open from O'Clock 4. W. TO An O'Clock 4. u.
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposites-
Geld and Silver bought and sold
Collections all parts of the State and promptly
rsaitted the day of payment at current rates of
change. fmar21 !. V. WATERMAN, tIshier
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fvATAWBA and Isabella Grapcvines, year old
~ roots, warranted to and will be ready
for delivery early i'll the spring at the 70 lowing yeduc
ed prices. Fife each. ten dollars hundred
Orders left the store, post Office block, will
be promptly attended to. ldec % JNO. HISE.
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Grape Vines,

DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORTON'S BOOK STORE.
You get nothing : good at the Drug Stores. Jlu29
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No quorum. Adjourned one week
J. AVERY, Ctr Clark
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BALTIMORE
THE POLLS BLOCKED BY ROWDIES-
EIGHT MEN SHOT-Tw0 KILLED-JUD-
GEES OF ELECTION INUNDATED
BLOODY WORK.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The State election is
now progressing.
There is great struggle in all the Wards of
the city, as far as heard from.
The polls of the Third Ward are blocked by
rowdies, and the police are doing nothing to
hinder them.
In the Tenth Ward the Reform Judge of Elec-
ton was inundated and compelled to leave
his post. John Hinsley, who was appointed by
the Acting Mayor, and rejectedby the Councils,
has been re-appointed. The Reformers have
been driven off.
James LETTERS, son of Madison LETTERS, was
shot in the side, and beaten over the head by
the Reformers, whom he had matreated.
In the Fifteenth Ward Adam B. Kyle, Jr.,
merchant, doing business at No. S8 Hanover st.,
and a Reformer, has been shot in the temple,
and is in dying condition. His brother, Geo.
Kyle, who came to his rescue, was also shot,
and is dangerously wounded.
In the Fourteenth Ward a desperate struggle
occurred. The Reformers were resisted with
arms. Johnny White, alias James johnson, a
notorious rowdy, ran an awl into Reformer,
and was shot dead with pistol ball Two
other rowdies, named Harris and Duffy, were
shot in the legs. Henry Starr, Reformer, was
also shot in the arm and leg. Theodore Wood
| all was badly beaten. DR.. @. Richardson, a
Reformer, was pursued by the Captain of the
Thunderbolt Club with drawn sword Rich
ardson, however, magaged to make his escape
Judge Giles, of the U. s. District Court, met
Sheriff Dreamer in the street, and told him, in
decided TERMS that he was to be held account
able for all the blood shed to-day.
In the Eighteenth Ward Felix McCurley was
severely beaten.
In the Fifth Ward the Reformers were driven
off at an carly hour.
The son of the Hon. Joshua Vansant was
beaten while attempting to vote. Several
shots were fred but no person injured.
In the Twentieth Ward the rowdies are
knocking down and maltreating whom they
please.
The rowdies have brought swivel on the
ground.
In the Twelfth and Sixteenth Wards gang
of rowdes from Washington, fully armed, are
aiding the Baltimore roughs.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

/ ,,yyo n s;u..,. 4 CO.., corne
.er,. r.. .....,. h., ;,., rooo;yed
L. -, =, .,,,on;e. ,o,rlsrnd s.co and ola
,.a,. .I,,,a, ,,,a,, ,ear a, o,,s,,n,or. anf
a.. ...sa -, lao. ro,os
rha,. haro H. s,ro su,nmor ..vorv tbvme
.uaa, ,,,,u;a.,; and i Mound nactaoes
..,.....4'~., c.,.,. a.4a. ,,h;o,, Il, =,
.a.. a., -, .ho ,.ado a, vorv lou
80
1890
Bta5' g. g. Evans has published the "Liie
and Times OF Colonel Daniel Boone, compri-
sing the history OF the early settlement OF Mem
lucky, by Cecil d. Hartley, to which Is ADDED
Col. Boones autobiography, complete, as dedl-
Gated to John Filson and published in 1884, IL
lustrated with engravings from original draw
ihgs py w. w. "hiie anu other eihiieht "'','''.
Inns Is very pretty doom Oh 'iirre huhuieu
ihu my -one pages ghins "'s.ors VI W. "u-
ventures ol 'niS extraordinary pi'heof anu w
iehi"iihs 'ho western on"iae'e' eoiiPie''9' y
ID ohe Vi inc most Fuiu"oie "ooAs We A"'" o''
anu NJ uou'' WIN INSURE '"'so s"io'
w. w. Evans nus "'So Puo'is"'u '''o '''"io'
u hop'rt i'ouulh' "nip"sSauo'' "u'"o'' 'onJ"-
rer' "i""ru' hiieic'"I' hcoroun"n.e,' so'.'i'.'
eho''"H'et anu Pro'ess"r Vi s,e'sn'-o =,
-. ,.,,,' :',.- T.;, ha,i,
90, ' N 1.'.,s,.,..aa1s..,
70 a.. % -. W.T. ,,,;,,, ,,,a
.'., ,:.,:....,a,a5 D., oe ,,a ,roao,,,
a., an1 ,.;,.oa aas.ain,;ona IS ,,o nonnor Of
no.s,r,;''. nanr 81 liz moo, on,;ouo ,ricts
r r., -.'1s. 80: nut ~. =. ,o,,ud In
- a a,s,,, az ,a,,os
r.. q, A. .ssa,''. - -, go ID
,;.'~ar, - 49, .aa,, IS ,ho hoo,, and a
handsome present. worth from rs cents to 500,
will be sent TO any person in the country. The
" Life and Times of Col Boone" the same
price with the same present.
nss- DR.. Baakee. No. 7o4 Broadway. New
York has nm advertisement in another column
that will be worth perusal by the afflicted of
our readers. He treats Cancers, Old Sores, Ul-
GERS, Hin Diseases, Fistula of every description,
Scald Head, Wens, Polypus of tho nose, Tu-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

nag Ono of the results of the Brown foray
at the South may be observed in the increased
restriction upon free colored people. A bill
has been introduced in the Tennessee Legisla-
turc to prevent free negroes travelling IN the
railroads in that State which passed at at the
first reading. The bill provides that the
president who shall permit free negro to tray
Ell on any road within the Jurisdiction OF the
State under his supervision shall pay
fine of $500; any conductor permitting viola
ton of the act shall pay . fine of $3.50 provi-
ded such free negro is not under the control
and care of free white citizen of Tennessee
who youches for the character of said negro
in the penal bond of $4,000.