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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07
~ - eou&AU. 0noR0E ,. BMvfH.
00NNABLE * SMYTH,
WhOlslb GocerS. Forwarding and Com
iaGiOn Mercants, and
DsaAaae3A Tennessee and Junraraa
~ - A . N, -

DsnaesA3A tennessee and Junraraa
lRoN
No. L. Rpses,. ............. .KE0KUK, IOWA.
"B havA1& in store, and will be receiving
W Continually, as the wants of the trade de-
nand, Iron 9. 1Ast and Sou b, ample supplies Of
eoo1s II our Hire, TO which the trade or Iowa,
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois il respect
fully s1Iiottcd, determined TO compete
successfully with st. Louis and Chicago in prices
Transportation added) for all goode in our line.
Prompt Time buyers, will find our
PRICES Low. and do well 10 exam.
Inc our stock before making their
purchases.
er classes Of goods appertaining to line Of bus
iness.
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
50 pockets old Gov. Java
81 hhls N. Q. Sugar.
30 bbls. Belcher's loaf, erns he'd and clarified do.
30 Plantation and ). FL Molasses.
25 Bslcher's ;. H. and Golden Syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles.
10 bbk. Lard Oil.
10 q Linseed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bbls. Turpentne.
10 tierces Rice.
zoo kegs s. q. Soda.
so bxs. Rabbits Saleratus, In pound papers.
tuns Manila Rope--all sizes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
30 bales Batting.
300 doz. Moline and hoop buckets.
90 /" Tubs
drums Goldfish.
SO hxs. No. Herring.
100 pkgs. Mackerel, bills. half hbls. and kits.
~ hall bhls White Fish.
20 bbls. Resin.
Is /" Wilmington Tar.
80 :. Navy Pitch
sles oakum;
Plaster Paris.
8 - Plastering lair.
go New Dried Apples.
q N, Glass, sAlO, 10 HI 2l1Ei4, lDxi6, Iex1o.
= ealss new n bush. lsAnTB4gs. a
q 90 Bass u. Asa LIZ, in lasgs blsSsssa sAsks,
GOO just received Ivy AUNT lesty. |. or sale
mchlTdAw sttaA - Isvss.
Al iNEkAL AND metallic PAL 7, eli colors,
coNNABLR a sMYTH,
nehI7dAw 81 and IS Levee.
| A LAKaE stock OF Green and Black TEAS Of all
a grades, in store md for sale by -
cONNABLE SMYTH,
| NN RED TOBACCO Of iii grades--
lyl b, b, 3 and 10 lump and caddy boxes--pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
| low BY C0NNABLE d SMYTH,
| mshlTdAw 81 4 So Levee.
| MAILS AND IRON
/ IN 500 kegs assorted Nails.
80 tuns Tennessee Iron.
| loo /" Pittsburgh and Junistta Iron.
| I" Pillow Steel.
/ 5 tun Spring Steel.
large stock Of Anviis, Woes, Axels, Springs, Ac
making complete stock in this line, in store and
March IL, '60-dAw No. 81 a IS Levee.
i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

AcLxAr . CeEpiAL~--As may b. seen, We insert
this week the advertisement Of MsLean's Cordial,
Ac.
1t is very we'll known thai We are not particular
iy favorable to patent medicines, and, general
thing, eschsw the whole of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments We declined
inserting this advertissmsn t until ve knew what
were the ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded. This We have Learned, and believing,
as We do, that the ingredients are good. and the
compound judfciousiy made, We END it -
mixture worthy 81 public oonhdsase.
The above lie from the st. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. Dr. McAnally,
which speaks volumes in favor of MoLeans Cor
dial. We say 10 all, try 1t. Sec advertisement.
INCH I6d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

REPUBLICAN CLuB. 20 wing TO some misun-
derstanding the key to Rice's Hall could no,
DO obtained last night, and the members Of
the club, large number OF whom had as
sembled at the door, adjourned to meet u
Rics's Hall this evening at n O'Clock. Let
there Dc full attendance, as there are some
reports OF Committees to be received and
scted upon.
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- Rev. Mr.. Portsrkeld will prerch to- morrow
tSAbbash) in the First Presbyterian church, 1t Il
o'clock 4. n, and "a o'clock =. y.
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NEW VOLUMES
Of the -Four british Reviews and
Blackw ood commccc IAN, 1860.
TERMS:

CLUBBING.
discount Of 25 per cent. from the above prices
o.. a. allowed to Clubs ordering 4 or more copies
val oe or more OF the above works. Thuss
VI sny v Iu, atwood, or Of one Review, will be
coPlos - -, ,ess for 50; copies Of Blackwood
sent 70 enc sual rvs for $50; and on.
aha tne Low. nxvl. houid always be addressed to
the Publishers, aCoTT a co.
LAoNAnp u Goid-street,
no. New-York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18

M'eREG0R CITY RESTAURANT,
FULLER & WAUGH.

NIO expense has been spared in fitting up these
promises, and effort shall be wanting to sup
ply customer with the choicest yiands and delica
ces OF the season. in the best style and at mod
crate prices.
Ladies' Ice Cream P.rlor, Is one Of the feat urcs
Of the House. Strawberries and Ice Cream will be
furnished to guests call, or delivered to private
houses per order.
Situated in central part OF the city, nearly oppo
site the McGregor IIou the PropretorS hatter them
selves that by attention to bu ine>s, AID with de-
termination to obgc they will receive share OF pub
lie patronage. may l6, lS6oy1l
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TERMS, CASH :!

WYE have a Large Stock, and are selling at low
w prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re-
ceive orders for goods in line which will receive
prom att .nton.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18
PLEASANT RURAL RETREAT.

I)U>INESS MEN desiring the quiet seclu>ion OF a
ID country residence and wishing to procure homes
possessing the advantage Of being near to their res
bectye places of buiress, and yet removed from the
dust and din OF ths city, lie accommodated with
Oh dice locations by applying immediate to the
McGkEGOR LAND COMPANY.
WILLIS DRUM a0ND, Agent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18
NICHOLS, BRITT & CO.,
Commission .NcrchOMtS,

Corner Of South Water and Ferry streets,
MILWAUKEE. 4: WISCONSIN.
Established 1852
For the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT and other Produce
Our customers can rely upon having their hn mess
we'll attended to we give personal attention to all
con. ignments.
Cash advanced on property in store to be sold here
or in my of the Eastern markets.
CoNsIGNMRNrS respectfully solicited
REFERRNcEs-T The Merchants and Bankers of Mil
waukee. May !. lSs0yl
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
ESEE FWsV.

y J.; w y , Il n.
When completed * years aSy, tie st. Nicholas was
universally pronounced the NEST magnificent, CONVEX
lent. and thoroughly organized establishment OF the
kind this couri-,ent.
What 1t tlr, :. remains to-iav-scif'ontd rirdl
ia sf-s s,, 7f,.9sls. and in c general elements
of mort and enjoyment.
The Hotel ms Accommodations for 1850 gssSs, in
GLIDING .ss~ ' suites efaprrt9'e'ts for families
SIR hnaIy-d o.r~oa@ can l. comfortably seated at
the tables tire tlree public dining rooms, and no.
thing tia. modern ART las devised for the convenience
and social qualification Of tie travelling public has been
omitted in is Plan, il Ieg.ectet in its practical de-
tails
abroad derived from it, aitude, its superb appoint
ren,s aud ia hose-Itts cosa,rts and yagqres, has
been enhance, every year by tie unwearied exertious
OF the Proplfetors
sepi--m TuEApWELI- WIIITCONIB & co.
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EiuunciaI and Comm erciaI.

In the ordinary course OF events, IN this country
great commercial revulsions have occurred about
once in 20 years. The present patio which Thomp-
son Bros, of n. Y. pronounce equal to that of 1857
must therefore owe its origin to extraordinary
causes These are doubtless mainly political. The
South fer three years previous to 1860 had enjoy
extraordinary prosperity. having had uniformly
heavy crops and high prices Tie present year,
however the cotton cropis shortened, and their
corn was wholly cut of by tbs drought This led to
great embarrassment, and the election of Lincoln
occurring about the same time, the wiley po!iti-
can took advantage Of the general gloom and dis
content TO push their schemes Of disunion. The
elect has been doubly disastrous. Not only is all
business South Frustrated by the general uncertain
ty which the movements have caused, bat the
North is equally sufferer. Southern credits and
securities of all kinds fell at muensy In the
market Northern BANKERS and traders creditors
of the South, were at ouce disastrously Affected
confidence gave way in all directions, and gene
RAJ suspension and zmash-up is inevitable.
II Charleston, Richmond, Baltimore. &C, trade
is already pru,trate aud the Banks have suspend
ed Philadelphia must follow, and today in all
probability, the New York Banks have suspended.
The effect it is said, will be at TO ease the mo
Eey market and revive business, but we have litte
confidence in u revival during general bank sus
pension.
Ia reference to the banks of this State, although
an attempt was mrde in Chicago at the beginning
of the week di-credit some - of them, the lis,
has now dw!ndled down to the following:
American Exchange Bank,
Bank of Aurora,
Bank Of the Commonwealth,
Bank of Raleigh,
Corn EXchange Bank,
National Bank,
State Bank of Illinois.
The bills OF all these Banks, however, still
taken by the retail dealers in Chicago and Ottawa
at par.
The grain market o. course is seriously affected
by the revolution. Wheat has fallen some cts,
within the week, corn or cts, and everything
else in proportion. OF course, policy would die
tate the farmers not 10 crowd into market during
tire present uncertainty and excitement. but they
need no caution on the subject. Cur grain market
has been about Is dull for the last week
have ever seen il.
In reference to prospects for the future, it
hazardous to offer an opinion. Ia reference TO the
foreign demand, upon which high prices in tic
west Depend there Is little eUcouraGcmen - offer.
From lengthy review in the link Lole j. press We
derive tLe>r facts ENGLAND l4us. this year import
about C5-. 90 quarters Of grain. The .mporta-
lions up 10 Nov. It, had amounted - about ( GO
o .t quarters, leaving some 100000 quarters, or
- 3D. 30 bushels stIli To import. principally from
the 1. =. ~ the rate wheat was arriving IN Lu--
land ~ las, advises, this quantity would be made
up - sIGfI- - con! aI-t!s ely !ow prices.
Tie polk trade 81 the principal points promised
to open at good prices. until tie panic came which
has made packers timid. II mag operate as in -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

MAHRIED-At Freedom, La Sale county the 2Jih
inst, by Rev L p Hunt, Mr. GUsrAvus 4. CLAGE, OF
Dayton, and A.aS 4. ). Smith, daughter Of Norman
Smith, EsI. of Freedom
DIED-In this city, t4s 9TH inst of d!ptheris.
Lucy JAM, daughter Mrs. II T. Howard, agyd u!:.e
years and l;e month.
a. her Residence 10 ottawa, Noy, I3tl. y before
o,iocA P NJ MS. MsaTI, AAxS. vie OF George Mann
az d - years.
Her IA and deal furnish a lesson at once MI ori,
s,lucton and promise; :or truly an aged vine hai
fallen tir vineyard Of ,ae Lord ~ The common
beaten tracs Of he IL Ird grown and sent forth lis
shelteIiug branches cpu ok and project the ;o,y
Whether storms sunshine ru!s sky it had In.s 4
ly, trustingy, stronghear,,iiy amidst il all put is
leaves form for the h-a ing Of lie nations.
Yer Ly " ar, for than la,f century has tie
it, clustering fruits.
B.t I vine ha,a fallen and been covered to slcs,
through tn winter Of dsah. Ere tie dust lai cc.se
to al. Oil it, an eternal spring was blooming Tor W
siich, rmorg her fellow creatures, was the III. Of
Mrs Marina Mann. FJr her 20 know what duty was.
was 10 10 il God, she ruy thought, able to take
care OF ali Consequences. Thus she coPs-rrated 20
Him f.:v-ufue year, o. her l;e. lier siug!e--4rted
love 10 God .ad her untirng flor In the Cause OF
Sahbe. ;. ~ Us. VS. truly reIl-I sable.
Tlau-. poverty, igu0raucs ana sia al rciGGed in IA
household che oil fear 80 enter AM If she toan!
li.tIe one wiling 10 b. instructed, she clothed and
braI=ts tle house Cot and here taught il lac
words of life and trutn. wiI Gle u few % lie: o't
""tds, from lines written and placed in my hand:
"h'!e she actively engaged IN gythcgiag il a-d
tesGhh,s fbcIe is nov more work 40 he done m ne
San"aih school than there are laDarers do Il You
VINO sta.u 81. and q" nat labor in the Loras vineyard
are invited 10 come in and commence DO more
than come go out and bring il more that light may
spring out OF daTLucss ain she says th, .Hbain
School is the place where nee .bouil m 81
be felt. II We Do ocE DEFY the blessing is sure, 20 to-
low. Let us take the word OF God trust in II m fer
tile Oil OF the Spirit trim lamps thar IL av m,
be bright, burning always rener1b.rip 2,
Christs promise, 40! am with you even unto The
end"
There is beauty, greatness and grandeur in the
fearless, seiise.iEcilg ms o. such upward ~,
G.gaId Christian walk, chat sinks al the petty cen
NentOuoii ies o. -psinstBk.rg T.fidy lives the
most sbject wbimS ca NJ ipEEe- that thrills the in
mas, So,i aud awa:eiis high resolves
such lives preach to preach always, preach from
the hearth stone, preach from the preach
lrrh h%unts OF the poor, prsach from Gods altar,
"ere they nave sacrificed, lsboref aud loved preach
cd Whole volumes against Influence ia protesting Chris
/ tHns.
But most g. all, when come into tee secret cham
oeTs OF the soul and view such life the light rha
sfreaes down in long slant slendors from The hl
Of God, do tears OF thanEu !less ow ana bless the
Gver tiat there are such cases scattered thro'
LIES desert, whose heart. harvests are perpetua"
j. A. 3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

- II stDAcH. is the favorte sign by which at ure
makes klV. EEr deviation whatever from the nat1ra al
state % the BRAIN ana viewed ia fis light it may he
locked safes uafd intended give notice of d-
which might otherwise ESCAPE attention, tai too
Late 10 be rt-djuI aud It's indications should never
BE- neglected. Headaches may be classified under Two
names, VIZ: Symptnm4tie ana lGopath.c. Symphonic
tic Headache exceedingly common, and is the precur-
ApGPiexy, GOut, be tisn, and all ebr.ie Diseases
In its form sympathetic OF disease oil the
stomach stituting sick hedadce OF disease
constituting biO he,iddcto, OF WORMS const patton
and otsr disorders OF the bowels, well renal and
uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart fire.
queHy attended with headaches Aniemia and petho-
~ are also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. Idiop4thc Headache is also common being
usually distinguished by the OF nercOns hedd-
uch6, oIlctIcs coming suddenly in state of appa-
Tehuy sound health and pTosraiDg AT once She mental
and Nscal energies md in other Instances comes
On SLOW ~, Eerded by depression OF spirits acerbity
o! temper. In the pain ia the 'front.'
OF the head both eyes, aud somstimes pro-
yokng vomiting; under this class may also be named
" 4gui ytd.
For the treatment OF either class of Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in a Jew minutes and by
is subtle power eradicating the diseases OF which
Headache is the Gucrriug index.
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5ptrial y otiess.
RELIEF IN TEN MIN UTES.
Bss ms -
PIT /. III ON q " a L T. Z $

EsksE MS
PUINI c w a + E. f S
TEE Original lie icuc Established in 1857 and
"PCLNUSIC " AEBsS - II This any oih-r countr!
all otI-- uiuTSpic waters COUutertcits The gen
uue can be Erown by the name BRYAN being stan
cd on cath WAFER.
DFYAS'S PUIaoXGC wAFeFs -.-.-
Relieve Cou=iis Geld, Sore Throat, IoaTscness.
rRyay's PcLuoNrc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult breathing.
TRYAx's PrIHoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting B.ood- Pains ia the Chest
Ery,N,- PUIuoNIc WATERS ...'.-
Relieve ircpjeut Consumption Lung DIS. ases.
BRy,>,- PriNOxIC WATERS
Relieve Irr.sat On OF t he Uyula and Tcnsiis-
--.. BEYaS,s PrLuoxIC WATERS
Relieve the above plaints i'll Ten Minutes
HEYANS PCTHoSIc WATERS
Are g Blessing all Classes and Constitutions
BRyAN's YULMoSIC WATERS
Are ada P:et. lo. Nocaiists and PubiIc Speakers
iRYkS's PULNoNIc WATERS
Are IN a si'upe f'rIh and pleasant to the taste.
ERYAx'S PrIaoNIc WATERS
Not only relieve bat effect rapid aud lasting cures
BRYAN's PrIMoxIc WATERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every one.
No family should be without Il box of
EKYAS'S PrLNoSIC " AFEAS
in The house.
No traveller should be without a supply Of
BRYAS'S rULNoSIC WATERS
il his pocket.
No person. will ever object give for
BErsH's frLuoNiC WAFERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MoSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y.
Sold By f. V GEIGGs, Ottawa, and I'll good Drug
gsts. novlI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

WNTEEIsH,-For week the weather in
this region has been frosty and winterish,
but on Thursday winter came in earnest,
in the shape of fall Of three inches OF
snow, winding up with biting nor wester.
THIS morning the canal Is about shut up,
the rivers ale running with ice, and every
thing betolsens the advent Of the reign Of
King Fro-t. Winter sets in with us
some two or three weeks earlier this sea
son, than usual.
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Gliseellanfous.

TIE ANALGiMATIoy OF LASGUAGEs.-There IS grow
ing tendency this age appropriate the most eA
Pressive words other languages, and after WINE &c
incorporate them into our own thus the "e,u SeP.
lie hich is from the Greek signfyng for the head
is now becoming pepusrized in connection with H'
Spaldings great Headache remedy, but II VIII soon os
used in more genera way, and the word Cefhaiie wi
become 4 ! common blectrotypc and many e'heis
whose dis tiactinu foreign words has been worn away
by coumon usage until ey seem native anu " VIC
manor born"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

ABsoLoM B. Moore, our new Circuit
Clerk, has already removed to Ottawa
preparatory to entering upon the duties Of
his Office on the first of December. Sir.
Moore is gentleman, and will doubtless
make good citizen. We had occasion to
lecture him once or twice before the cleo
ton on being little too rough in his po-
Htlcal speeches, but in the excitement of
politics the mildest men sometimes lose
their temper. Ottawa has stolen away
within half dozen Of years three or four
VI the best citizens of Peru and La Sale
by means of their election to county otli-
ces. The joke is, by the time their terms
OF office expire these gentlemen always
find themselves 30 much attached TO our
lovely city, that they never go back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
Ottaua Cta0er.
LOCAL. NJ ALTERS
An Error Corrected .

From the few offers that have been MADE
us during the week of Illinois or any other
money, our subscribers appear to labor I'M
der the impression that we don't want TO
take any paper money in these douotiul
times All delusion! We take at par
the bills OF all the Wisconsin, Illinois, and
Georgia b. nlls, the same as if there were
no panic So, shove them in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

BEIBUEr-Missus wants you to send her box Of Co.
phaic Glue no, bottle Of Prepared Puls,-bIt "a
thinking that's just nstier; bat perhaps yen be
ther moving what II j. Ye she's nigh dead and
gone with the sick Headache, and wants oil
that same q rrlaIved her before.
DTugylsf.-N"u must -Ualdings Cepialic Pills
Brt1y st.-o.h! sure ANA you We sed ii, here's
TIA quarther and Civ the Pills don b. all day
about !; .t!-T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

~ DID you ever have the sick Headache? Do yea
remember tie trobh.ug temples, ;he fserod brow. t-
l5ar hing lad disgust az J- s.,, 81 food How totally
urEt vol we're Tor pleasure, conversation study
One OF tlc C-ul4c pills wound have relieved you from
81. the s.-s.ug which you iiea experienced For this
aaa u.her r-r1as g-u should "a. says ha a box OF
tll. oc hsaL 30 use "a occasion requires,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

MORE PROGRESS AT MARsEILLEs.-Conl-
mercial ilurries cant stop our friend y. B.
Thompson, at Marseilles, from spreading
out He has within few weeks not only
greatly increased his stock Of dry goods
and groceries, but has added fine assert
ment OF hardware TO his stock in trade,
consisting of nails, screws, hings; axes,
shoyels, spades, hoes, forks, &c, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

ToADs-M Scguin has been trying for
some years to verify the question IS to
whether toad7 Will live in a cavity shu, in
from air and light His first experiment
was to imprison twenty toads, each IN =
separate block of Plaster OF Paris. and TO
break open the blocks alter an interval OF
twelve years. -Four of the number were
found still! living.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

ILLIHois money goes at a discount Of IS
per cent. in New York. Is it strange that
exchange i high?
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,Srzisy EscIsigeii.

Hi FAD n 'orT'ole 'esdGche this hatternoon, manu-
stepped into the hagothecaries hand saws hi 10 she
man, Can you hease of 'eadache 3" " Does II
hace 'ars," says e. 'HeXcce dinghy says hi, hand
upon that e gave Cephalic Pal, hand pom me
oncr It cured quick that 'ardy realized 'ad
al ans adach5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

Ftrl WgE-u r,.Ery1.--sg sIdlr', C-rlS'i1 FI! az
lrEt4 sea-. -as So a=.es me- B..p-s Headache,
,-rTyo1s Le%I-e. Commences -1- G---r. DsS.l4iy-
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Iaal,s SUPERINTENDENT H,,nr-a

tEeaFs Self-Emptying Bucket.
sc%IsJiiiNG that every body mas during the paid
: dry season been digging webs and sinking cid
ones, "a nat Old devices for drawing now,
.'-s iAe sIecii0n, fast going Of date We lie IA.
GetsEl'ca, "I! simply to the people o. La sale and
Gc.0 counties, that ace think have lust the IN ~
To- meet The wants of altman, woman, or child /, il
a eeyiee for raising water-simpIe durable and
easy operation IL easily be 20 wells OF
any depth, and is warranted raise and e!npt with
ordinary turning,
FOUR BUCKETS OF WATER PER MINUTE
From well, twenty feet deep. and will work "a that pro-
portion the depth of ore hi ndred and fl ~ iact
THIS i u @ LuuDug OF patent bat commends itself
10 the good Of the pubic. child of ten years
can operate il With Il never freezes, and entirely
avoids the poisonous effects and bad and
given by Pumps connected with wells BY lead
tubing The buckle ernptes itself without the aid
the hand II is the cheapest machine now IN use
For proof. please call q, the MsAUfACfoRY, corner
C,l6mtus Marquette directs, Ottawa, H., where
enc be in operation. Woolsey's corner, in The
rellJ north OF the Main Canal and the Railroad
Depot. $50 sf
The old oaken bucket. the iron bound bucket,
re moss covered bucket that hangs IL The well.
Cali and it,. UOOLsEY WAIT.
n B. VIA be ready for sale about the 18th OF No
Nel'DeT poyl0
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pr. gOgEx IsU9EE..

VETERINARY SURGEON. whose success in the
treatment 81 te L.Serent diseases "a F.a.t horses
ana cat5is are lsties has '1r the las I'M -dFs
satisfactorily estahii-l.I d. r. fs o. jlose
tiasreUt tnsahrt ahs HAT iH l-E almost Of
the country, tt - p-rrI-rruty located %, IT.
Hnos, and IS r ter a Dc iso. Hr. II. is al
WAYS to be Golud e. sire C.u-rfl H5usc, prepared 10
furnish i-incs aau perform any operations &C
cordiug the necessity VI the case. -
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81 "a ELS.
EXCHASGE oa
NEW YORK
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
II. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
And al The principal cities the United States bought
and sold
Also vi! draw H. sums % ssis urchaSer> and
Scotland, Ireland ana az Important points contneu-
tai Europ'.
Collections made in all part Of TIE state and ram tied
for on day q; Isy.u-, ~ current rate Of exchange.
Interest allowed % aes1sf's
Banking hour, from = an to ., N.
EDWIN {. AItFE.f,r.4',. II. r. FAiIFS EreS't.
O. H. BIZ JULIEN. -iS't 'tSA. EDw. EAMES, j. ETest.
ottawa, August =, 1853