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DIR. HOOELAND'S
Is a l. ) y MIC CORDIAL
FOR THE SPEEDY CUkE OF

E'l' mn HlEf-l1 tI HE OF
Coughs. C1'l Iltar-a Group Haqr,-a1s,. bronchitis
Pneumonia Diseases II t.e Gpucls ay,.ta9 49,, ~
IHcp.s fJas l5.i5I and for the r,ar lr,l II ~ -i
p'tS,'e care =. idt.ets u advanced ssagcs Ut he al
VHlS celebrated preparation, ike the Rt.c-s, may
4 be coAaa indy rolled on. It's desigr / r,ra ei.
OF d.sea-s1 more general and rgoco + "a, than ANY
p'HeT % WiArh lhe people 81 us country are subject
those SprnG'EE from slight cold That erI,lrs1t
authority nr til, says: Il viii not say thai cold,
arc 20 oar inhabitants what the Plague and Yellow
Fever 10 those of other countries: bud can ,r
confidently that lhay usher ia diseases oI greater
completely and mlrtaHty than these latter
farther proof Of Tho terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting '.''' a common colo may be seen hy
glance ~ the following statistics. ttkon from the ~
iossedly one Of the most heaithy Localities IN tGe
Upou:-
ISL T,.,I d..,us in Philsdelrha. Io2I
piejo Consumption. 1872
ano,hcrd diseases ,2soin num-
bey) Safa
1859. Total a,a,a.. -ls S.sil
Died OF Consumption. l.sg5
al other GlsCaSC4 1854
1853. Total deaths. m,si4
DtCd OF Consumption. 2l1S
all other dioases Q.636
-T,sl4
From tRse figures, it viii DE seen that nearly one
fourth Of the to;' deaths ia the country caused by
consumption, O. ny nothing Of the numerous other
Diseases -prlnEIng from ii -ht cold
Do no; tribe with your health: but Il SUFFERING from
cough. or cold On "a" lungs huy ho..lc Of Hogt
iTgd BGSa7c C00Iici and you may ssieiy count on
cure lAo mus have dome So, end have certified 20
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordcrod or
dysprpuo state Of the stomach in which case the trt
man Bttc-s should be used In cases uf weakness
pTotT'atgd cough the German BlItors VIII be found
Prepared only by Dr. c " Jackson, lis Arch Street
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and Sorekcep
throughout the United States and Canada. Price
IS cents per bottle.
rs s6jd by W. II. Edmon-on, Pauldine Missisaip-
ID Inv sfFN 4 yl4g
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RALEIGH, MISS
WILL attend strictly 10 all business entrusted to
w his care in the various courts OF smith, Jasper,
Newton. Scott Rankin and simpson
References :-Aiessrs. shannon & Street. Hon. $. r.
Adams, Paulding Miss; Gary, Msggard 4 Co.. Mobile,
Alabama.
Raleigh Nov. 6. 1855 At
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4 IUhNEI 4 7 ID y E-NI 0ULIlIIDP IN
CHANCERE,
WILL practice in the courts Of Lauderdale and
w surrounding counties.
oificc a. Meridian.
References Hon Job Johnston. Hon j. L. Or, Hon
John BrittoL q Nes.l South Carolina Ivy, Shearer
Co. Middleton < NcMastbr Mobile.
lfsrfil4n Sent. H. lS5s 4s-fm
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
l ~ naN NJ N

HAVING located himsslften miles east Of Wilkes
i L burg CovngtOn county, Mics. at MAJ, VI. +. FAR
Ter residence may be found there At all times unless
absent on protes una business and II ready to dis
charge the due- u his profession 70 the best Of his
ability. when called upon.
c0'THQtou rotaty OCT. l6. 1853. Att
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. ilnWaFf'
SHOES, BOOTs,
CrorkrryWarr, Drugs, Medicines, WOODWARD.

,,,us,,.,,ca assortment Of all the above, aud
r,,nv other articles too tedious 10 menuon all
- ,vbisi, nm h., sold cheap Tor Cash.
sB-Dry Hides BeesN"1' Ia!lo"' ETC. lAken 10 ex'
eA'A' THO's c. NOFFITT.
CzrsAs7-ss N,ss Dee 18TH, Isks i0-d
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ateamboat Dlsasters

The past year has been attended with
more disasters than generally it T. our lot
10 record in any one year. Suar-, -3wrDrs.
stumps. defective machinery, amt similar
causes have done their work pretty ciiJr-
tually. a. the following statistics vii. show:
steamboats, ....i7
dI explosions 70
Fst.ngtetl number lives I1sT lv Those ..-t4tgEs..3
Estimated aggrt gate value Il pr. prslg loss
HF kIlh fAhlffs #s--aF ls's 'Hf.
An average TO each boat ofahout..........-. -Socp
The sinking of the & steamboats, was
the result Of the following causc-:
Enr1uutorinr srags. logs SAW r- 8ul --gn,'...-l1
hidden ohstru~tous AMI gau-es Roe i.arued......is
Collision with iauk of .
Collision With tneBies Island bridge ............. :
Collision with
POUND De- dsss
.tHle 81 Wind
ltes..s.s....
Running on a h1r
n
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W. II. TROTTFN.
n: LEAChMAN,
SHANNON 4 STREET,
.
DR.. ALIEN RRTnGES

las located permanently at Claiborne. Jasper CO.
IL Miss. and viii devote his entire attention to the
Practice q medicine in lis various branches. He
hopes and hstters himself By close and sssidu-
Of the liberal patronage which he has heretofore
ceiyed for which he returns his sincere thanks and
aeknowledE ements.
C}aihOFaa, April 1, 1857. 26tf
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DIR. A. c. sTEWART.

DECATUR, MISS.
WILL prac,ico his profession in Newton and this
w adjoining counties Of the 4th Judcial District.
Decatur. Oct. /. lss2. III
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
MOBILE CITY MILLS,
SCIPL.E & BROTHER,

Corner Of Commerce and Church Streets,
MOBILE, ALA.
HANurAcrURERs AND WHOLESALE pEAIyRS IL
FRESH GROUND FLOUR:
Onuolted flour, Cracked heat, Aldtlsngs Rye Meal
Corn Meal GrltS ana iloniiny; Corn. Oats. Wheat
Bran, Corn Brat,, Cracked Corn, Wheat shorts,
Rye ShaTls- snd all kinds OF Feed. g. &c.
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F,nriey AnatvAt.-Tho steamer Fulton.
which arrived 40 New York. on the 3lst
ult.. with Liverpool dates 10 the 18th ult..
reported in advance In cotton Of l-l6d
per pound
The kmar.ea arrived on tho "a inst.
with adylsca to .hc 18th ult.. and reports
an advance far the week Of ~ per pound.
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Professional.
JOHN w. WOOD,
Y 4 II = r
MEDICAL NOTICE,

LEXINGTON. Miss
WILL attend faithfully 10 bu-iurs. entrrsto,
w his ca q IN the Courts Of Uoltnes and ~. :,
rounding Counties.
Lerrinqf2H Nos Noy. = 1888 Fly
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DIR. c. G. CADE,

CONTINUES to o!fer his services 70 the citizens OF
- Jackson and the people Of Mississippi generally
IN the vs1ous branches Of Medicine and Surgery and
especially IN cases Q. Cancers ard TrorS Of every de-
scrlption
lnhrmary for Chronic eases 81 his residence in Jack
son state street opposite the Depot Of the Jackson
and Brandon Rai.-,sd.
Non, simpson co.. Mrs. Stewart Fayette: Mrs r
IN pson Judge ShSrkey, Mrs c. McCartv Mrs
Vim. Heard, Union Parish, l.as Mrs Narrell Memoirs
Tennessee.
Jackson, Feb a. lSS1 nv
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J. ] 4. Ibapu
DANTZLER d. CHAPMAN,

n Jf1 Z J > d-ND LDJNSELLURS 1T Ii ".
PAUINING. MISS.
ii ANlNG formed co-psrtnership in the prac4deo
IL Of Law, vii attend faithfully 10 all business en-
trusted to them in the Circut and Probate Courts Of
Jasper sad neighboriuE counties.
il,ls3ag, Feb. 70 1856. 2Oh
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, 5 dcsrous % express ms thsnkt 20 the citizens Of
IUtmau and vicinity Toy the NLcr-, pa'rc Mage be
slowed upon lam curing the past sclson. Heis peTma-
aouflv located at Qun .n. aud b. ready az an moe,
aEAJ Or day. a. 90 where HI services are de- red.
.l~ present
gsrirlsl. oct y, 1854 1T
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JOHN e WmKTWs0V-
p Steelr--......,.-...............-........ Il. +
STE ELE & E-ORRIS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATTAIN
w ILL give prompt sttenon to business in all the
w eourts Of smith ana the adaccnt counties. Ad-
dress, Raleigh. NJ -.
Raleigh, July %. 1876. f-f
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HENRY j. BANKS,
JOHN c. HIGGINS,

NESINiLLE- MISS.
MILL give prJrnp. and faithful a-ts'lon o all le
w Ea business entrusted 70 his ere IN the several
courts # the ID judicial District
WsstI{lc Jan. 81 1857. f7-f
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SMITH a MOODY,
JAMES J. MONROE,

QUITMAS. MISS.
M ILL practice their prof in the several courts
w Of the Eighth Judicial District
Quitroa Sept 70. ls55 SLIT
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Bank Notes.
NBw-oRLEANs MARKETS


NEW-GRTEANs CLASSIFICATION
sssIA4L, so -Htr .E LTFlEFeg
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Hardware, Gallery Groceries, CrOCkery,

Tools, Ct'. etc. etc.
all If which Will be sold for cash country produce.
such a. Hides. Chickens. BeeswaX, Tsliow. RE.Ca-h
paid Tor Cotton
L. L.u
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EVANS a CHAPMAN,
DIR. L. MARTINEZ,
GEO. T. SWAMI,
REA & brooke,


ATTCRAETS i 7 LiF,
WILL practice in sl the Courts 81 Lauderdale and
w adjoining counties.
Address IN, firm AZ either n tine above places.
Laudsrd1lC O.. March &. 1855 H-tf
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ISRAEL WEIGH,
VIZ 1 Al. II Il - Ii = Z.

= III = . y = ~ FEoL.IsIsJI1 = ID NJ
QJIlMAN MISS
Rg0elrg A. G. Horn, Mobile, Ala; 6. z. Adams
.'sulamE Miss Colone. .iriian, Enterprise, Miss.
CarBi1u March :. 1865. 2Llv
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MOBILE MARKET


LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
tHrl.. .Hr. ].
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LOHN D. FREEMAN.
JAMES WATTS

ATTORNkE Il COUNSELLOR I I Ia W,
JACKSON, MISS.
HONTINUES the practice OF ms profession IS form
= erly-Mr. Dixon having withdrawn from the late
IN ofFreernan a Dixon
Jackson. Nov. q. lS5.. 7-tf
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Administrators sale.

.I.nrarr s 1859. IL
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= TITTT' ~ Ut u
JAMES d. MCNEIL,
administrator
Jau. s, 1850 1856
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professional NOTICE.

nR. MUM havI2E located a. Flowers Place Smith
IL county, tenders his services with many years
experienced to the people generally.
NPeen attention paid 10 Midwifery and the diseases
of women. s = MINI NJ D.
F7orcrs' Place, sept ", 1853 SOIy
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Jan. 5. 1859. l3-6
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NEW GOODS
1T Low PRICES ron C.IsH 0.N'E T.!
EVANS & MORRIsON

on WEST SIDE OF THE RAILROAD,
Near FcrrciIs Hot"lN
DeSofo,
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BRITISH MINISTER IT WlSiIYGTOY,
&c, &c, &c. &c.
Mobile Cotton MarI-et.

MOBILE AND n. ORLEANS MARKETS.
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The Geographic dispatches of the for
eign news received during the week are
lengthy, but are almost entirely taken up
with details of the great battle Of Solferi-
no, of which we publish & lengthy account
IN another column. These details, the
forces engaged, and the losses on both
sides, show this to have been by odds the
greatest battle of the present war. The
French force engaged is placed at 100000,
and the Austrians at 100000 men. The
French admit the loss of 80 officers and
10000 privates, and the Austrian loss is
put down at 10000 The new artillery
produced terrible effect Its discharges
reached the enemy at a distance whence
their heaviest guns could not reply, and
covered the plain with their dead
Since the battle the whole allied army
has crossed the Mincio. The Sardinans
have invested Peschiera, Napoleon is APP
preaching Verona, leaving a C rps at Goito
to watch Mantua, and another at Brcscia
to guard the passes of the Tyrol
The new English Ministry have had
sufficient influence with Prussia to deter
her from taking the side Of Austria, and
under their advice the German States gen.
orally have concluded to maintain their
neutrality
The market reports continue unfavora
Die for rise in breadstufis.
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CONBiE ~
Grass and Grain Cutters.


Manufactured BY Iiyon. .Saad.r1rd Z @, Z
gle Hlrks. O:ta,r0 II
fENlS Machine, improved sad rsrt-cf-4 h.~ Seen
within the last year, viii Ut a.. 3. .' aE e4l
gain, without ci0ggiuc; viii WORK easier. Hr. ra Ices
liable get oF.is- than any o. - y -'- .l
at the present time.
We are uo~ manufacturing, and wil have Te-iy for
delivery, by The 1t Of June, Mach ~ tis patent.
VIII al iA- late u'UrcS rnents mad. af tl best mate
rais, and by experienced Workn-u, aui 3stisr
selves furnish the strongest, h->; made. aud
mot perfect Grass and Grain Cater tina; be OBJ
tanned.
TfEMs-Cash. fl25; half cash, and half on four
months time, $50
Machines delivered the Railroad depot, in Ottawa,
BIT canal. free O: charge.
We maEulactCr. and have sale superior horse
power machines, made from and improved pat
terms which offer low price. Also, Sugar Mills
OF an approved patent.
MiIwright work of every desc ipou, and repairs OF
Kinds OF machinery done al short notice, and
reasonable terms.
AL WORT warranted. THYoN sANDIsoRp 4 co.
uyii-3m EIgle Works, O.td,rI, III
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Tue Detroit FIRE. Press says that Judge
Gholson. the Abolition candidate :or Judge
of the Supreme court of Ohio was for
merly a STAKEHOLDER in Mississippi He
sold his slaves at p blic auiioi,, at Pontiac,
Miss, in 1915, and with the proceeds OF
the sale elnigrated TO Ohio. Such men
generally make the ferccs, Abolitionists,
and declaim loudest against the traffic in
human flesh and the horrors of the slave
market
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The July numb'

ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The July number
of this sterling and eminently popular ma
gazine i fully equal 20 any of the proceed
ing numbers The Professor at the
Breakfast Table" gives a most admirable
paper The Minister'S Wooing, by Mrs.
II. B. Stove, and which will be continued
through the present volume, steadily in
creases in interest. Besides these we have
Thomas Paine's Second Appearancein the
United States, an admirable paper, written
in A hich-toued and generous spirit; OF
Books AID the Reading Thereof; After the
Ball; Rock, Tree, and Man; Chip Dart
mouth Seen and Unseen; Percival; Eel
mas Vow William Shakespeare, Attorney
and Solicitor; art; Reviews and Literary
Notices; Recent American Publications.
Terms: Three dollars per annum. Clergy
men, teachers, and postmasters will receive
the work for s. year. For SO five CO.
pies will be sent The postage on the At
lantic is thirty-six cents year if prepaid
Phillips, Sampson & Co, Publishers, Is
Winter Street. Boston. Mass
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promise TO tell the whole truth in this
case in Christ and lie not, nay conscience
bearing me witness she debating the
termulary herself. Know Fisher-have
known him .bout three years. He came
to my house and saw he was crazy. l
k'o,o he was crazy He damned me, and
he would not have done it if he had not
been crazy / asked him about his wife,
and then he acted like crazy man. Some
times he was as right as any body. l
found out he loved his wife. and asked
him how are your wife and children
He said have no children.
Witness said she had made a reply, but
was unwilling to repeat it except to the
jury, in the abieace of the audience. The
Judge said she might whisper it to the
jury, which the old lady with great cavity
proceeded to do This caused considera-
BILE tittering among TIE audience, upon
which the sheriff raped sharply to restore
order The old lady rose from her seat
Indignantly and told the sheriff to quit
that knocking at her, She had been be-
fore courts and legislatures, and knew how
to behave herself The Judge explained
that the knocking was intended to keep
the audience quiet, and not in disrespect
to her, which paciied her. What she
whispered 10 tiie jury was unueFstood u
be IL told him that grass wouldn't grow
In n path that was constantly trod. Mai.
Wallace said, IL did not hear it, Mrs Nor.
rill, whereupon she beckoned MIN to come
up, and she whispered it in his ears. J.
When told him that he raved and damn
cd ME, and | was afraid Of my life. He
always made a muttering. Never could
talk on one subject long.
Cross Er.-Ycs, they always said we wa:
a good deal alike. never could keep my
mind on one subject when there was
more important one in it, for fear would
forget it. He spit on my floor once wher
he came to my house He got mad Th
was soon after l knew him. Ny son mar
rieda half sister of his. but this, gentle
men, don make any difference with me
Court adjourned to o'clock Thursda,
mnVNiug
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McALIsTER & SrEBBINs BoSDs-Some 90
years ago the state of Illinois, in the
height of her " internal improvement fol-
ly, had a freight bill of some $4,000 to
pay in New York on certain Railroad iron.
She had no money there, but her agent
had about 81 100000 of her bonds to sell.
TO raise the 5000 he hypothetical these
bonds to McAlister d Stebbins, who after
ward sold the bonds and bursted up. The
state has long ago repudiated the bonds,
and has been trying to settle the $4,000
debt with the heirs of McA. & S, but ney-
er succeeded. A few weeks ago, however
several hundred thousand dollars worth
of those old repudiated bonds were presen-
ted to our state agent in New York, who
ignorantly exchanged them for others. or
at least recognized their validity The
state was thus in fair way to be hand
somely swindled. Itappears however Gov
Bissell and onr state Auditor have assured
him that his act in the matter will not be
recognized, and he must rectify the blum
der
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FAIR CHALLENGR.-Dr. BRAGG, the inventor and
manufacturer OF BRsGGs AECTIc LINIGEST challenges
the whole medical profession try all prescriptions
against this single preparation in the OF rh-uma
tism, neuralgia, scrofula, or1any description Of
external ailmeEt, whether caused by accident di-
sease. 1t has never yet been known fall but in thou
sands Of cases has effected speedy and radical
lie, ANY one afflicted with any of the shove dis asses
give fair trial and they will find be all that is
stated. 1, is for sale by druggists generally nari2ly
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Letter from Pixies Peak.

We are kindly permitted by Mr.. C. S. C.
Crane, of this city, to publish the following
letter from Theron Johnson formerly of
Ottawa, from Denver City. Mr. johnson
is we'll known to most of our people, and
implicit confidence will be given to his
statements. The letter is dated:
DENVER CITY, June 9, 1859
Friend Crane arrived here this morn
ing at o'clock All of our company are
well and enjoying themselves The wea-
Their is beautiful We had a fine trip.
Heard very discouraging news about 200
miles from here, but came on, and when
100 miles nearer heard good news. Since
here, have heard still better news have
information from u man Ion the square"
who came from the mines on Saturday
that they are making from So to SIC a day
with Il pan, and from so to 500 with
sluices. toms, and rockers. / have seen
quite quantity Of the gold, both shot and
fine. The prospect certainly looks tiatter-
ing. but | shall not believe all until have
seen for myself
There are about $50 houses in this town.
When we came here we expected to stop
but few hours, but We have concluded to
stop longer There is man in our compa-
nv who has Just got letter from his bro
Their who is in the mountains, in company
with two other men, at place where they
are not known. He tells his brother 10
come to Gregory di@gings, leave q letter in
the post office, and he viii hunt him up.
! He does not tell in his letter where he is
for fear some one else might get hold of II
and find out where they are. He says
Shere e any amoYn.st gold where he Is
Sic read tlieS.tcI to me and another bro
/ ther on the square" ! have seen about
+ 81 900 of the gold to-day. There were
10000 in dust sent by the Express to Lea
venvorth on Monday. When | have seer
for myself will write you again.
/ 1t was very dull here this spring until
within n week or two, and great mank
that had come left for home and swear i
Is all a humbug
just saw two men from the mines, WHO
say it is all humbug.
Flour Is selling here for SI6 per 100; ia
con 40 cts. hams 50 cts. per H.; hard bread
- cts rice - cts. coffee 40, onions %, aro
sugar - TO 80 cts a pound
With the letter, Mr. e also received |;
copy of the Denver City Ncrs, which cob
tains many items in reference TO The
mines. most Of which, however, have beer
anticipated by telegraph dispatches from
Leavenworth. One fact only. a. mention
ed 10y this paper, we had not noticed Be
fore, and that i, that the region whd pr
profitable diggines have thus far be er
found Is embraced within a diameter 0
not over FIVE miles
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IT. w. e. WESCOTr,

BUFFALO AnaiytiCO Medical Institute,
VIII make his visit in
LA SALE. HARDY HOUSE JUNE l2ih and Ism,
OTTAWA CEIGER HOUSE, June lith and 10Th.
nEFSONS laborug under any form OF CHRONIC d.
sease Lungs, Liver Kidneys, Seroiua Ulcers, &c,
nrouounced ucuraGl, otherwise, are INVITED te call
CONSULTATION FREE Especial attention gwen 10
IN. diseases OF wometl and children.
Dr. W.scott will continue mis- Wis t. TO tins place every
four or six weeks which due notice viii be given
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Thursdays telegraph despatcl.es an
ropuce the death. at Halifax, on tie 18th
inst, of the Hon Rufus Choate, OF Massa-
chusetts. 1t will be recollected hc had
started on the steamer for Engllli- but
stopped az Ia fax on the way, on account
OF increasing illness. lie was 90 years
of age
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EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

.,-... 8 flsitE Alvord Carriage Manufacturing
O.ssx Il Company ariH continue the sale 81
E$<fss{, their LdT1fages, at their old stand ON
X&-SAM Main street, Ottawa, Illinois, where they
have hand and are receiving from their n,cn"'cty
in Connecticut, good of Rockaways Slide
Seats Top and Open Buggies, with Elliptic Springs and
Concord style Light Spring Wagons with two seats &c.
al ,edrranted, which We selling at Lo,o prices
iulI6-6ms Ii, W. JONES, agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

Ex-UHIrED STATES SENATOR JONES, of
Tenn, has written letter in favor of
Douglas for the Presidency. He thinks no
other friend of the South can be elected
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

THE fool Blondin is announced to walk
the rope across the Niagara on Thursday
next, for the last time. On this occasion
he proposes to propel a loaded wheelbar-
row over before him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

A FAR western contemporary says: A wo-
man in Wisconsin, who was lately attacked
by bear in the woods, so abused the poor
animal with her tongue that it died at her
feet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

uNEOM tie s-AScT ber. iu tn town o. Dayton Men
i day tA" "a June, pair ~ h'-s-s They w-r-
.a-i seen -!4; iav 10 R-idIe.'. rtfli=r, Fox X
shou' a rurir and h.stf above .gE3G.
sOTTel gf' tou q. the o.ehra3, and iA.4
heavy blaes tail ard --sne. Az 5fan rrins .n,er
r o where -asd horse. N found. Be-
b-Tsly rewarded. Information BE- let a Red
Gick'- store. "A DttaNa. or address by L-ft-r
inl9-lNs HOS. " InntIIS. lffrtrr ~