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SPRINGFIELD, DECEMBER 20, 1850.
TS We clip the following extract from a letter from an Mlinoian to that excellent St. Louie paper
the Times: L [have taken the ‘Union,’ the truckling eur of Benton, notwithslauding the kicks and culls Chas received (rom hiin, ever since it starters not becouse T believe that it was worthy of tho support of an democrat, but because [ was reduced to the necessi- ty of taking that or alike paper. The time has pow arrived for every democrat to disconntensnce every paper and esery man who pretends to be a democrat, taking ground against the Uuion and the ity ‘and unity of the democratic party. Now is the time to act, [fwe would se~ cure the blessings of the Union, and maintain the intesrity of the whig and democratic parties. €Tflinois is resolved upon this course. Tn all timeto come, with we no man will be recognised ac a deosocrat who ereks to act ap free soil ox princi ple. ‘The democracy, in our legislature, which Convenes on the first of January, will begin the good work: and I have every reason to believe that the whigs will unite with them—uoite with theo by cepealing the Wilmot proviso resolutions of the Lost sersions Thik dono. tke ssork will go bravely ‘on. Our next democratic convention, which will be held in 1852, will repudiate fee soil in the se Lection of their candidates for state officers.
Such as are acquainted with the feeling of our people will subseribe fully to the sentiments h: expressed. The St. Louis Union tes ecarcely friend in the state, amoug the democracys and if it has mony subscribers leit, it_ must be owing to| some euch reason as is given by (he weiter of the above. Such democrals as require a St. Louis nemepaper shoul! take the Times, which is tha- roughly orthatox in politics, and always filled with the very [atest news, both commercial and mis- eellanesuy. The Times is generally taken in this city, white the Union has net more than two or
Ahrse paying sabseribers, and we learn that in oth- er places bat very few of its sabscriptions will be renewed.
‘As regards our legislature it is certain it will re- peal the Wilmot proviso resolutions of the last session, by a decisive majority. We know of a Large number, who cated for them, who will now ure theie repeal, Ulinois is all right, and wre be- | Lieve the entire north-west le alto.
W-The govern has extended the time for the execution of Georor Witttams and Tomas | Brows, who were to have been tmng to-day at Peoria, for the murder and rabbery of Mr. Hewier. The 15th of Jonuary is the day xed.
Gov, French refused fo pardon or commute the punishment, as petitioned for by a umber of individuels,
These men are both yong, one bei and the other not yet! eighteen. Their career in crime has been short, and it is well,ne bees or) them than the community, that they are to be pt Beyond power for mischief. They sre both intel figent youths, and one of them {s described, by o Peoria paper, as being remarkably bandsome.
Their sad faith, and disgraceful ond ignominious end, which is approaching, ehould be n beacon Fight to warn the depraved of The certain destruc most invariably follows crime.
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tion whiel
iF The Nisgacs did not connect with the care yesterday, on account of floating ice in tne Missi sippi. Thst river end Illinois exedoubllers clezr
todos.
FA dispateh to the Journal last evening says. dhat on the Hath, the steamer Knoxville, bound to | Nashville, while pushing from the levee ot New Orleans, beret all her boilers, killing and wound ing several persons, 20d also damaging other boats
Lying along eide.
[The Regicter sys that the Chicazo Adverti ger contsining attacks upan Judge Douglas, and Sthers, for theie euecesatul efforts to abrogate the Shurter of the Western Railway compauy, bas | Geen eieculated in every pact of the states aud ex- presees the bope that abe Advertiser will continue | Pree elrewn broailcast, 40 long 36 the subject way |
Yceupy the public mind.”
Occupy the Pune a dnote Jouraal s,ceterdey.
Yes, we bepe 05 but we cantiot sey coythiog |
ticle, of
1a praise of the Journal's perversion of 0: 40 as o make it appear that we fevor the coure the Advertiser. Ittis of very tittle coasequence, | however, what tricks the Journal resorts to. Et is) not the firet time that we brve been intentionally
inisrepresented by that chert, uncer the bead of ce who read the articte |
4éthe morning pres.” Tho alluded to, will recollect thet we defended “Judge Douglae cod others,” against the ettacke of the] ‘Advertiner, aud expressed 2 hope thal the Adserli-| Ger would “continue te be strewn broadcast,” be- eause ils slanders would 40 tnore good than harm to “Douglas and oftiers,” aud the position they oc- | cupy in relating to the subject of controver These small tricks of the Souranl way be a source | of gratification to the editor, but they een deceive nobody.
EF The military boaed of eficers of which Gen. ‘Jessup was president, has, it is said, decided upon zecommending thot another grade be added to the| ‘officers of the ormy, of the rank of lieut. gen-
eral.
SF Preparations have been made for bringing the mineral lards in the Lake Superior region into fnarket, early vext suauner, at the reduced «iott-
um provided by law.
uipment fer the Journey. delegate to congress, wuch valusble in« The following ex- «who intead em-
Oregon —The Mouti— Dr. Thurston, the Oreg: has published 2 circular, givin formation relative 10 Oregon tracts will be found useful to t) igeating to that tere-tory, and, doubtless, can be =
ied on:
There are three ways to go to Oregon— round Cape Horn, tiwe, six wonths from New York; another acroes the Isttunur, by steatnboat, dime forty to forty-five daye frou New York ; and the third across, by the overland route, (une from the Bfissouri river, fror two and a half to fre inonthis, aceordivg (0 The nature of your teams, aud
ur expedition un the wa weTine expenee count the Horn will be from $200 to $300 for each grown person, a d, with aualler prices for children, deper this roule you can get any amount of fre rivil you pvave
By the Isthrous coute, there are (wo rates of fare first fare, from New York to Chaztes, $1005 across the Isthinus, froin $30 to $50, aud from Panama to Portland, Oregon,$400, and fouud, making a sum total, snyy of $550. Second fare, from New York to Chauves, $50; acrars the Isthinus a9 before, ancl from Panayoa to Portland, $200 and found, waking fa total of $300. By this route you can pure ret the Howland & Aspinwall fine throuzh cto Portland, Oregon, and have the guaran tocol that reapousible firm againet any delay on the way, Ae many yoquiries have been made of tne about those delays on the Isthmus, to persons Davia thrown tickets, [will take this occasion to say, that it you purehase your tickets of Howlani te Aspinwalts ling, you will meet with no-deten- tion whatever, You ray rely upon what T tell you Allporso son, by the Fstbmus route,
going to Oreg! should go by th
tine, it they, do not wish to be detained at San Francisco, as this is the only co pany baving a through Vheir office is 54 South treet, New York. jake By tho overland route, should ‘be al the following points on the Missouri river -—In~ ie fence of St. Joreph, iv Missouri, oF Kanes- Vite In Jowa, ready toleave just ae quick os ihe Prase ie sufficient. 10 drive on, which is the ¢ Bratt the first of April to the first of May, accord-| ing to the nature of the spring. He will cliose teen of uxen, inules-or horses, of iC without a) fauily, he may pack through, by riding one horee)
J of each kind to last you through
VOL. XV--NO, 43.
gonad LA;
Blinois State Register.
SPRINGFIELD, DECEMBER 26,
expedili Ceeeeiitne cost by this route, will be doer. uals the (allowing calculation will show
Persangtrom Ohio, Michigan, or Wisconsin, and atall pom(s west of these states, usually alart with their teams from home. Those 4 ther east or south, Brel find their way Into some state west of named, 08 Hlinois, Missouri, or Towa, and there purchase their teams. Any one who pleases can eo 10 Independence, St. Joseph, or Konesville, by way of the Missouri river, nnd then go back into the interior, and purchase their teams. Ench nan should buy from three to five yokes of oxen or each wagon, accarding to their load, loy in pro~ Visions plenty (0 lost him through, and have some to spare in caso of a contingency, and start with ag ight a load as possible time, rither Sune days or week days, unless it solutely neces- sarye Be careluk not to whip or fret your leoms, and you will ve no trouble, The route isa healiiy one, and { ssish all to know and understand that emigrants on the Oregon trail, mest with none of those disasters for want of water ond grass which have been so desirnetive to the California ‘nigrants., Lhave griven @ teatn over the route, and this Eknow, Keep in small companies of not exceeding twenty wagons, and always remember to avold sharpers towards the last end of your jonr~ twy, who will tect you with all manner of stories, forthe purpose of Buying your calile, hors:s, and property fora song. Treat them with the contempt they deveeve. ‘The cost of gelling to the place of ceadezvous will depend on the thetonce frou the Viacetot mating. From this place let us count the final cost. Pr eee
‘Suppose you pay $50 a yoke for your axeny a TED aise slong the frontter, Five yokes would cost you $230. A wogon w ell rigged, $75, a good American mare $75, and wo cows, $25 for both, inoking the sui total $425. Your provisions would be 200 pounds of flour, and-100 pounds of bacon, to every person. Then there would be colfee, tea, Sugar, spices, dried fruit, lard, honey, a swall nuty of Indian mea} roine bard bread, rice, teane, salt, ond a smal? stock of wedicines, enough Your cows would {urnish you with milk ond butter by the Nay. We will estimate your provisions ond vioe TINS to cose $100, which ilded to the former sum, would make $: "After you start you will rarely have an occasion, and still more rarely a chance, to spend a dollar. with pruilence you will be ve- 1 rary to cet through, with all the stock you Beet herth.” But fet us make all due allowra for losses by the way, which we will suppose (0 be one yoke of oxen, ond thea let us reckon up after you are through, without saying anything of the Thagniticent- farm you are forthyeith possessed of, Your four yoke of oxen will be worth at least $100, your wagon $100, your American mare $180, and your cow $100. These prices are low estimates upon the whole. The amount is $750. Tut you have poid out but $525, so that you have made $225 by the jourvey. ‘This may be taken os a fair Mlustration for all.
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Cexsus of Beara Cooxty,—We are inform: ed by Mr. Kinney, that he hos nearly completed the census of this county, and that the population will not vary conch fron ten thousand, In 1843 our population was enly about 5,500, so that in the last five yeare the increase has been about ninety percent, The present year hos exceede! any of [ts predecessora in the amount of immigration, inost of which has come in since the first of Tune. [As all who have come to the country since thatday are passed over in the exemination, it is quite lke= ly that our present population is near eleven thou-
Adcocale.
La Salle beats you to death! The increase in this county during the same period, will nearly ‘equal tbe entire population of Bureau.
Ottarca Free Trader.
EP The eccentric Sidney Smith, in speaking of the prosy nature of most sermons, said: © They Were written as if sin were to be taken out of man, ike Eve out of Adam, by putting him to sleep.”
A Simertay Wixren.—The traveller in Siberia, during the winter, is so enveloped in furs that he can scarcely inove; and under the thick fur hood, (which is fastened to the bear ski collar and eov= tis the whole face, one can only draw in, as it Were by stealth, a little of the exterral air, which ins keen that it causes. very peculiar and painful feeling to the throat and lungs. ‘The tistance from one halting place (o another takes about ten hours,during which time the (raveller must always continue on horseback, ma the cumbrous dress tnakes it ingnpportable to wade through the snow. The ponr horses suffer at trast ax inuch as their riders, for besides the gonecal #ffect of the cold they are tormented by ice forming in Their nostrils and stopping their breatbing. When they intimate this, by e distressed snort and a convulsive shakit cof the head, the drivers relieve theo by toking out the pieces of ice, to save theun from being suffoca~ ted When the ley ground is oot covered by snow,
their hoc=y often turst from the effect of the cold The cstivan is always surcounded by a thick cloud of vapors it is not only Tiying bodies which
jokes —
prodace this elfect, but even the snow s Thee evaporations are instautly changed into mil- lions of needles of ice, which GN the air oud couse a constant slight noise, resembling the sound of torn satin or thick silk. Even the reindeer cocks the lurest to protect himeell from the inten- sity of the cold. In the (uadra, where there is no Shelter €o be found, the whole berd crowd togetber asclose a# possible to gain a little wormth from each other, and may be seen standing in this wey Quite motionless, Only the dark bird of winter, the raven, still cleaves the icy air wilh slow and heavy wing, feaving behind him along line of thin Vapor, marking tbe track of bis solitary fight.
The iifluenoe of the cold extends even to inani mate nature. ‘Thethickest trunks of the trees are rent asunder with a loud sound, which, in these dreerts, falls on their ear like a signal shot at seo; large reasses of rocks are torn from their anaient
| sites; the ground inthe tundras aod in the rocky
Valleys, cracke, forming wide yasening fissures {rom which the watera, which were beneath the surface rise, giving olf a cloud of vapor, and be- come immediately changed into ice. The eflect of this degree of cold extends even beyond the earth, The beauty of (he deep polar tar, so often and 30 justly praised, disappeor in the dense atmosphero which the intensity of the cold produces. The siara glistenin the firmament, but their brillianey is diuinished,
Marder of Capt. B. Bowan Hordin.
It willbe recollected that Capt. Rowan Hardin, of this state, sor of the Hon. Ben. Hardin, of Bardstown, dieappeated rather suddenly (rom Par ama, shortly after he had recrived there the reve cation of his oppaintment of secretary of Iegatio fo Chill, By the following, which we copy fro the Panama Star, of November 224, it appears al mest certain thot he has been wurdered, although we trust it may be found such is not the foct
Louteville Cour.
On Friday last, a8 a party of gentlemen were a1- cer ding the mountain in the rear of tbe eity, about way upy they discovered the remains of a bie i beings Though there is now no part of that human frame left but the bare bones, there is suf- ficient evidence to render alinost certain the de= Huetion that they are those of the unfortunate Har-
Consist of a letter found in
din. ‘These evidence a eter, i bre ofthe pockets, datet Havana, December, 1849, olireated to fon, Ben. Hardiny Bardstown, Ky., commencing “My dear father,” and ending with
fyour nffectionote son, Rov Brades thi Mivee werea silk handkerchief, two keys, a knil and port of asilk purse. From the appesrance of the ground, there is some suspicion Wat he wos
————— Donantiary axp Decay or Prank Roaps — A plank road may require a removal, either b cauee it hes worn out at top by the travel upon ity it has been destroyed at the bottom by
or becans:
fate. But if the road has (ravel enough to make it proGtnble to its builders, it will wear out first, and I it does, it will have earned sufficiently enough to
Feplace it twice over, 4 We shall see presently. — The hability to decay is a secondary consideration on rods of importance. As to natural decay, no «long enough to deter How long to plank con be preserved from Seven years is perhsps a fair average. Dif at species of-the hemlock vary greatly, and upland imber is always more durable thon from Wet and low localities, The pine roads in Canada erally last abuut eight years, varying from en{o twelve. The original Toronto road was used chiefly by teams hauling steamboat wood, snd at the end of six years began to break through in pla~ ces, neil not being repaired, was principally gone atthe end of ten years. Having been poorly built, haily drained, not sanded, ani no care bestowed ‘on it, indicates the wintmum of durability. Ook jlonk eroge-walks are used in Detroit, the plonk Feing laid Mat on those of pine, It ta belteved that oak plank, well laid, would last af Teast (welve fo fifleen years, One set of sleopers will outlast two plankings, Several Canad re-laid upon the old sleepers, thas much lessening
hemlock road has been in u min
roads have been
sule, and packing his provisions, Sc. on one oF cia ran nin in the quickest wodo,” Sule oF
FThe following ore specimens of cayieatures by the foreign press, of the Jenoy Lind furor.— We find them collected In the Republican :
A fat citizen of Boston is walking gravely alongt svith his left and fixed Ina frame, *Holloal what's
(Me matter?? eries a friend. *Chl my friend,! he replies, with on impassioned accent,‘ haye hai the Happiness to have this hand pressed by.Jeuiny Lind,
and [have fiad it fratned. ‘
Again: Jenny is at a soirce. ‘THis lady of the house having written on her invitation “We Will have the Swedish Nighlingale?® approaches hee and says with the most engaging vir:
Tt would be very kind of youto aing vs 0 little
itdoes not depend upon me,” murmurs Jenny Lind, (Me. Barnum hasthe key.’ °
So'saying, she shows the lady a very padlock which Baroum bas had the precaution to pul on ho slips before allowing her to go to the party.
Agni: A dilletante of Boston runs his hair stonding on end with enthusiasin, to one of his friends, 10 whom he exhibits an old boot, by the turn of which it is evident it has been Worn a Jong tino on the felt foot. \
{Larrived too late? says hey “for tho sale ; they had olready sold Jenny Lind’s shoes for twenty thousand dullars; Lcould only get one of Mr. Bar num?a old bools, for which F paid one thoussop
dollars. Quf 1 it isat any rate a souveni From tho St, Louis Intelligencer, 16th, Brey AND Ponk Packing, AND THe PRoyiston
Trape.—It is now conceded on all banda, that the whole number of hogs ta be killed at.this point, the present aenson, will not exceed 70,000 to 75,- 000 head, about one ball the number of last season, nd that prices will not materially vary from $3.90 to $4, for those weighing 200 Ihs, at which figure the market of last week closed firm. Whilst we have aimaterial decrease to note in the number of hogs killed bere, we have, at the sane lime, as great a falling off in the receipts of new provisions Irom points obove,
The market for pork, lard, and the entire pro~ duct of the hog, is evidently tending upward, and Within the past few days on advance has been ¢s- tablished, We, however, hear of but few transac- tions, the stock’ arriving and offered for sale being to small to admit of heavy operations. Prime pork we quote nominally at $7 50 to $8, having heard of no gales; mess ot $10 50 to $11, inspect= ed or guaranteed. To-day, obout 40 barrels sold feom o pork house at $11, inspected, and a sale of 1,000 barrels .was reported 0 lave been tnade to
ernment at"$U1 50, deliverable next March. — No. } pork house lard in barrels or tierces will meet with ready sales at 63 10 Gje; in Kegs at 63 to
To-day, 50 tierces butchers! rendered sol at f3c, Nothing doing in green, dry salted or piek- ed bamsand shoulders. Shoulders from the block sell at 34c; hams at Sjcy_in dry salt’ at 3} to 3}, 6 to 63; in pickle at 3} to 38, 54 18} On Thursilay, a.sa‘e of 60 casks new bacon shouliers sides'was reported, at Gc for the former ani the latter. well enough to remark, thata majority of the pack- ers of this city have done but little, as yet, and con tinue to look upou an investmeut at $3 40 to $400 for hogs, a3 a most ruinous transaction, and fraught With almost certain loss to the adventurous under- taker. Whether their conjectures will prove (ru and pork decline from its present position, remai toheseon. We have just been informed by tele~ graph, of the gale of 7,000 head of hogs, at Mere- dosia, on the Illinois, nt a price which has not yet transpired; but if we are correctly informed, $4 was refused for the same lot, and by more than one packer in this cit
Devensum Taesens.—Mr. Hawkins stated in his lecture on Friday evening, that pure whisky or brandy drunk in any quantity never gives any one the delirium tremens. Itis the poison with which the liquor is now adulterated, that produces the ef- fect, He soys that thirly years ago, the disease was searcely known. Now, men bave it who are never known to get drunk; who may be called mod- erate drinkers. Imported brandy 13.now token from the custom house—brandy thot will sell for three, four, and five dollars a gallon—and analyzed, and found to contain the most deadly poisons; adul erated right where itis made. Afier itas taken from the custom house, by the wholesale dealer, it is often adulterated gain, he sells it; and the buy- er puts some more in it and so goes on ths poison- ing business. — Weslera Unions
Hiexny Cray axp Tite Miccens or Sr, Lours.— We have been requested by the proprietors of five of the most extensive, and best flouring mills of this city, to tender to the Hon. Henry Clay hence- forth, any quantity of flour necessary for the use of his houshold at Ashland. We are furthermore re~ quested to state that the flour thus presented, will be eunrantead equal in quality to any manufactured in the United States, and especially inferior to no brand made in St Louie. As on earnest of what they propose to do in the premises, we learn that each of the five, will immediately ship to Ashland, a barrel of bis best.—St, Louis Intelligencer.
FPA curious, but admirable application of gut- fapercha has Jately been made in Englond In more than one church, tubes of gutla percha have been fitted up from the palpit and reading desk, to
| pews oceupied by deaf persons, ond, notwithstond=
Ing they may sit thirty feet from the pulpit, they can hear every word distinctly. Anecporrs of THE SULTAN.—A foreign cor- respondent of the St. Louis Republican writes: Speaking of the arts, two quite amusing anec- dotes have come out lately of the sultan of Turkey His majesty, it eeems, is exceestingly fond of mu- sic, and quite ac! seur in his way. Whenev- er he hears of the arrival of any great musiciay in his kingdom, he sends off an express for him and insists vpow hearing him immediately. About a month ogo, a celebrated pianist arrived nt Con- stantinople and was soon after sent for to play be- fore the sultan. He went to the palace, was gra- ciously received by the sultan aud shown to the Pion, He opened it, took his key and tuned two or three notes which were not of the right piteh This done, he commenced his perforinauce, and played twelve different pieces, one after another, Without eliciting a word from his royal listener, Who, however, liad evidently been giving bis whole allention to the music. Ashe finished the twelfth piece, the musician turoed to the sultan and asked him what he thought of that. “Itis very
very fine,” replied the sultan, “but I think the first piece you played, belter than any of the others; let ine hear it again.”
The musician commenced the first piece he had played, but the suitan said that was not it. The pianist tried the second, but no, thet wos not the Fight one; he then went tbrough the whole twelve Without the sullany finding the right one, When. He had Gnished thetwelfth, the musician ogain took his key and commenced tuning the instrument.— Ob! thavsit, that’s LP? eried the sultan, thats the one I meant!” You may judge of the wnortifi- cation of the pianist
But the next musical visitor at the court yeas inore wafortun He presented hinself be- fore his serene higlmess with perfect confidence, fecling sure that he was only to be heard to be pr nounced an unrivalled petformer, and appointed, perhaps, pianist to the court, ‘The sultan receive Kim with bis usual complaisance, and prepared to listen attentively to the performance. The musi cian began and went through two long pieces of his own composition, wonderfully scientific. When he had finished he turned with the most self-confi- dent air possible, and asked the sullen what thought of it. ‘Why, replied hia majesty, “have heard Ihalberg, and [have listened to Leitz, but Tnever saw aman perspire as much as youd, in my Ie. History does not soy how long the pian- ist was in getting out of the palace.
KG°A bad of silver and copper ore hos been dis- covered about three miles south-east of the villoge Of Hrandon, Vt, ‘Tho ore is incorporated with tnilk quart and argillacious slate An average peeimen analyzed by W. H. Sheppard, mineralo- ist, gave 31.13 per centum pure silver, and 17 09 of copper. Messrs, Chapin, Mandslay & Stewart have undertaken to work the tnine—Chrowotyge.
Suockisa SurcipE.—Mr. D. F. Gray, 0 boarder at Rathbun's Hotel, in New York, cotnmitted sui- ‘on Sunday by jumping from the fifth story Turing his skull ond breaking several finbs, ‘The force of the fall was so great as lo crack the fagstone entirely through, and breale off one corner of it. He lived, however, for two hours Ha was laboring under insanity, produced by drink,
window,
Rear ANt—A human skeleton of unural size has been discovered in Harsimus, N, T., buried in oyster shells of ammense size, It Wha in a sitting posture when found, anil is, doubt- ees, the frame of an Indian of olen time. It aust have been eigbt feetin height. The skull measures fifteen inches from the root of the nose over the top of the base of the occipital bone, and js two fret jn circumnference—containing afull set of teeth, even, sound and white, ——————— ilo tho Leeds Intelligencer, of Oct. 9h, 1764,
the following appears : “Lately died at Liverpool Mrs, Mayee, wife of Mr. Mayee, who was her
the coat of renewal,
nineteenth husband”?
Sie Coa AAT AaOEEAT AL al
1850.
EF-The British and Foreign Anti-slavery Socie- ty convened in London, paskeil a resolution denun- Ciatory of the fugitive slave law, passed at the last session of congresses These foreign sympathisers with American blacks, have ewmmlssaries lecturing in our country against slavery. There is not an American in our country that is not fully aware that England desires a dissolution of our confed~ éracy. They caro not how it ia effected, so that they can point to the destruction of the “inodel re~ public?” a3 an argument in favor of an oppressive monarchy. The sympathy they profess to feel for the slaves is all feigned. They desira only to fo- mitt discord and quarrels between the north ond south, 3
If they were,really displaying sincere philan~ tbropy, they woald begin at thair own doors. In- stead of paying lecturers to. viaft this country to ameliorate the condition of our slaves, they would contribute something to {ree (heir own white brethren fom pauperism and slp! vation, such as no slave in this country has any conception of. Let these professed philanthropists compare enslaved Irelatd with our southern states. Inthe latter, slavery is comparatively nominal, the blacks being woll, fed, well clad, well housed, woll taken care for iff sickness, and well supported in oldage, while in Ireland the English government grinds the mas- ses into the earth with monstrous taxes and burdens, such as never were imposed by any other ebristian goveroment, It is notorious throughout the world that tens of thousands dic annually of starvation, and more scenes of misery, destitution, and death fom starvation are witnessed in London alone, than in allthe southern tates combined, And Lon- don inay be taken as a crilerion of the whole of Great Britain, Why, then, do these tender hearted British sympathizers come to our side of the water to bestow their charities, and preach the doctrines
of emancipation and equality? For no other pur- pose (es we have before stated) than to breed dis- cord between tho north and south, with a view of ultimately destroying this republic, the latt resting, place of liberty on earth, Let the whole Ameri- can people combine ond rebuke these British med- dlers, in 9 manner which sholl effectually instruct them that we understand their game, and can -mate them al the first move.
che
Jationt
ermont Kee resolutions of the Vermont legis~ lature, nullifying a law of congress, are not sustain= ed by the masses of that state, nor by their United States senators, nor will they be approved by any considerable portion of the Yankee region. Light is dawning upon the minds of thore who have been
misled by artful demagogues i that quarter, as other portions of the Union. We have evidence enough tbat resolutions passed by legis- atures do not always embody vents of their constituencies. ‘The people at large are right ‘on almost every question; but portions of them are sometimes misied by office-seeking tricksters and spoils-mongers. Such deception can, bowev- ever, last but a short time; for, the whole history of our government proves that the people are vig.
fant, and. will in the end effectually put down eve- ry movement and measure at variance with the pure principles of democracy, and especially every thing tending to violate that compact and those
well os
the sent
compromises which gave birth (0 our constitution, and such laws pursuant thereto as may be passed
by the congress of the pation.
In relation to these Vermont resolutions, the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, say: 2
The act of the Vermont Legislature is univer- ally condemned here in Washington, and by none more ¢o than the scuators and members {rom Ver~ wont. This is a most fortonate sign. Judge Phelps, a gentleman of a3 much legal learning and philosopby asany man in the country, and an or- hament fom New England in thesenate of the U. Stotes, pronounced it as entirely unconstitutional and void, and his opinion on that subject is worth more than that of the whole legislature of Ver- mont, and the governor to boot. Mr. Upham equally denounces the act of the legislature as un~ wise and unnecessaay. All the members, without distinction of party, regret it, ond there ¥3 but lit- tle doubt that it will be promptly repealed at the next session ot the lezislature, Some five years agu, the legislature of Vermont passed a similar act only rot quite so wonton and absuid as the pre~ sent—but when the supreme court of the state de- cided it unconstitutional, it was quickly repeated. This will, of course, be done with the present act a fortior
Case oF Curartin,—We learn from the Wash- ington News, that the grond jury bas found true bills ogainst Chaplin for ‘stealing and carrying off? the negroes of Messrs. Toombs asd Stephens, of A pr has also been against thedriver of the back or carriage in which the negro Was conveyed
Georgia. ntment mate
Fonrtay Porvration oy MassactiosrtTs,— The Advertiser says that by the recent United States census, the nuinber. of inbabitants born in foreign countries residing in Massachusetts, is lit- Ue more than 180,000, or about eighteen per cent, of the whole popula| If to this were added the children of foreigners, the number will come up to nearly fifty per ceot. of the whole population,
Rateway Irxat3,—The Indiana Locomotive says, the railway from Peru to Indiavapolis, is getting along finely. The track is now run out five miles from Indianapolis, A full force 13 on the line lay= ing down the rails, and it is expected to have the road out to Noblesville finished by Christmas. The fot bar is used.
The Indianapolis State Sentinel states that it is inforved that the grading of (he railroad line from Greenfield to Knightstown, has been contracted for by responsible bidders at the lowest rates. The grading from Centreville east to the Ohio state Tine, and the line west to Knightstown, are also under contract, ond only 20 miles from Greenville to Indianapolis remains to bev let. The citizens along the line and the companies are now earnest ly engaged to coroplete the entire line from Rich- mond to Terre Haute.
The Register intimates that we perverted its article yesterday, so.as to make it appear that that paper endorsed the slanders of the Chicago Adver- tiser upon Judge Douglas. We do notintend to be so understood, Qur opinion is now, ag it was then the paragraph was penned, that the atlacks of the Chicago Advertiser upon Judge Douglas, thrown fbroailscast belaro the people,” will strengthen him with the peaple,—and will do much towards “wiping ont,” now and forever, the “Hol- brook Railway Charter? Cnn the Register now Understand, and will it continue to misrepresent us?—Ilinots Journal, yesterday,
We call upon the Journal editor to again read its parageaph of Thursdoy ond say if that paragraph was not calculated to give to these unacquainted with our position, the iunpreasion that we were ad- vocates of the “Holbrook charter.” Those who read the Register would of course know better; but those whoshed only the Journal could draw no other conclusion from the Journal’s parageaph of Thursday than that wo olledged in our paper of yesterday.
Cons uimentany,—The grand jury of the U. S. district court, aow in session, yesterday adopted the following resolution :
Resoleed, That this grand jury take this opportu- nity of expressing their appreciation of the “capa City, zeal and activity of J. R. Favenweatuen,
ail agent, in approhending depredators ; and also of tendering their thanks
able
thio state in bringing such criminals o justice.
$2 A YEAR
Tue Census Retorns—Gnowrn or Tut U: TED Srares.—We learn from the New York Post, that the census returns, already received from sev- enteen states of the Union, slows an increase of Population since 1840, of 3,130,898, which, added to tho aggregate population ten years ago, of 17,093,- 3 would alone make now 20,224,251. Estima. ting the increases in other states by. the same ratio, the ogeregate population of the nation in June last, may be put dovfh at not less than 24,000,000, or an increase of nearly 7,000,000 in the lost ten year
In sorne of the states the increase has been very rapid, in others quite inconsiderable, In Maine they hare 612,000, being an increase in ten yeare of 110,- 207; or even twenty percent, Massachuseits has 1,000,000, being an increase of 220,172, also up- wards of twenty per_cent. Connecticut has 386,- 000, or an advance of 65,935, also upwards of twen- ty ler cent. Pennsylvania has 2,300,000, showing an increase of 575,07, or over thirly-three per cent. Oliio has 2,000,000, showing an increase of 670,- 732, or over forly percent. Wisconsin bas 350,- 000} she hai but 20,000 ten years ago.
The District of Columbia, on the other hand, has cained but7,000, She has now 60,000, or less thon twelve per cent. inerense; North Carolina has 800,000, being an increase of 46,581, or only about six per cent, South Carolina has $00,000, being an increase of only 44,701—less than eight per cent, We bave returns {rom only one other sou- thern slate, that is Georgia, the population of which is now 1,000,000, showing and increase of 308 about forty-five per cent.
The 840 of increase in the whole Union, erti- mated from the returns received of seventeen, is about 30 percent. That of Georgiais fifteen per | cent. ahead of the average; that of South Carolina [is twenty-two, and North Carolina twenty-four
per cent, below tho average. In the northern yp | states heard from, the rate of increase is uniformly over twenty per cent.
[The telegraph wires upon the Morse line from St. Louis to Jefferson City are up, and will be in operation to-day.
The Fugitive Slave Law—Hemarke of Col. Me- Clernond.
The following extract is from the remarks of Col. McClernand, in reply to Giddings? barangue against the fugitive slaveaw, at the opening of the present session of congress:
Mr. McClernand said he did not rise to follow the gentleman from Obio in bis wanderings upon the subject of slavery : bis only object was to re: pudiate for himself, his district, oud for Mlinois at large, the disloyal sentiwents which bad been ad- vanced and ascribed to the people of the north gen- erally. Mr. MeC. believed that the great iss ol yile of the north were free from the contagion Of tho revolutionary sentiments which bad been advanced. ‘The people of the non-slaveholding as well as the people of the slaveholding states, were a law-abiding and patriotic people—they revered the constitution, were attached to the Union, aud were willing to fulfil their public dutice.
The gentleman from Ohio objected to the fugi- tive slove aol—the net lately passed by congress. He was opposes to it because, as he alleged, it wos an outrage upon human rights, nd a reproach to p civilized and christian coninunity, ‘The gentle- man hould not deceive himeel! nor the public.— The question bere was not whether slavery was right or wrong, but what 1s our duty as law-xiv- ers, ‘This was the question. The’ constitutio povided thot fugitives from service should ‘be de- ivered up on claim of the party to whom such ser- vice or labor may.be due.’ Without this provis- jon the constitution would not have been ailojted at least, #0 we are inforined. The faith of the tes became pledged to carry into effect thie pro- vision. tho fath of the gaverninent became so pledged; and, in pursuance of this solenin obliza~ tion, congress passed a law in 1793, early after the organization of the government, to carry it into practical effect. ‘This lay was paased by a con- Rress composed in many instances, of revoluti Fy patriols, who voted for the law ; and it was signed and approved by Washington, under the sanction of his oath of office. ‘This was the ex- ample of the Father of his Country ond his com- patrlota in the struggle for personal liberty and hotional independence. Are the gentleman froin Ohio and his adherents more pure, more patti more philanthrapie than thore illustrious men 2— Have they done more for the good of mankiail ban their ancestors? Scarcely |
‘The law of 1793 fulfilled its purpoar for a num- ber of years; it was fairly avd in good faith exe cuted; and fugitives from ervice were delivered Up in all the non-slaveholJing. states; but in the course of years voluntary combinations were or- gauized, who, by various arts, seduced slaves from their homes, and by secret_ means conveyed them toa distance from the jurisdiction of the slave- holding states: Not only was this’ business car- ried on secretly and by stratazem, but not unfre~ quently the party clawing the restoration of the fugitives were inaulted and violently maltreated. — This practice becawe a crying grievance. The great tnass of the just-minded men of the country | admitted it to be deprecated its existence; | the south became distrustful of the north, and the north began to become aliensted from the south: thus things were growing worse every day. Out of these causes sprung the amendatory fugitive slave act. It was designed to remedy an acknow- ledged grievance, and fo arrest a fatal tendency to sectional distrust and ill-will, sud finally to disun- io
Now, if the act is wicked, who are responsible for it?” Not those who bow to the supremacy of the constitution and lasts—not those who yielded obedience to the law of 793, passed by the revolu tionary patriots and sages, and which was approv- ed by Wastington—none of these: but those, on the contrary, who have counselted the disregard and violation of that law, who have resisted ils ex ecution, and rendered it a nullity upon the statute book. Those are they who are responsible in truth and morality for the amendatory fugitive slave act, ond upon them rests ond should rest the responsibility. out of their lawless and re- bellious doings sprang the amendatory act,
The gentleman from Obio wakes his objection too late. The law which he denounces is but the fulfilment of a constitutional injunction, and his ob jection should be made to the constitution itself, rather thar to the law. Ts he opposed to the con- stitution? Would he tear that sacred instrument into fragments to gratify his wild dreams of in- stant and universal emancipation? Would he Jo this? If s0, let hin roake o clean breast—let him avow the fact, Is it candid, is it honest to profess Toyalty anid devotion to the constitution, and at the sate lime to reject ils injunctions? Let the IMionists, if they will, strike ot the constitution itself this is the root of what tbey denounce as an evil. Let them wove for a convention to change the constitution, of, if they are too impotent for that, let thew resort lo. forcible means of revolu- tion, This course would be more open and manly, although it might be more penally responsible than the underhanded and tortuous means whieh find fa vor with some of them. But they will not yet ve n this alternative—it is fraught with too bh danger. ‘The very excess and madness of such aa attempt would react and drive from them thousands of honest, but deluded men—it would precipitate 0 bideous catastrophe, now only con Tearplated by a few desperate leaders.
The amendatory act is identical in its main fea- tures with the act of 1793115 provision are only inore stringent and etficacious: ond thot is the dif ference between them. Under the old act by stan: ders in the free states were liable to be required by the ministerial officer to assist in executing ij thes were <o lisble upon an ancient and acknowledged principle of law. Under the new law they are re- Qhired to do no more, except thal the duty of com- Hliance is enacted in'the law itself. Ifthe Pre: dent bad said less i fe upon this subject be would have been wanting in public duty. The|
iNution authorizes and requires him to execute nil he is sworn to dos. Lhope he will do so: for one I will assist him in doing so, s0 far as my voice and strength will go; ad should he ‘omit to do 50, I will be equally prompt to denounce the delinquency. ‘The friends of the Union are now divided from its enemies—not on ap obstrac- tion, not on a speculative question of philanthropy, it upon the question whether tbe constitution and laws are fo stand and be respected. The event will fest the stability and value of our boasted institu- tions. “For one, Ewould maiutain the supremacy of tho constitution and laws—peaceably if I coulds and ifnot peaceably, forcibly, by the orm and navy of the United States, and by the whole power of the militia of the country; and thesame, [ think, is the centiment of the great mass of the poople North ond South.
Tho question being on agreeing to the ame
ment of Mr. Gippixas, iL was rejected.
bis mess:
IHAn interesting question, whether a wife hos a Fight of action in damages ogsinst the man who kills her husband, is now before one of the New Orleans courts. It has already been decided in a northera court (New York, we believe) that she
SPRINGFIELD, DECEMBER 23, 1850.
Riot at Peoria.
A most disgraceful riot oceurred ot Peoria on Friday lost, which grew out of the announcement that Governor French had postponed the execution of Brown and Davis to the 15th January next: The mob carried the scaffold (rom the jail yard and erected it in the street, in front of the jail, and then broke into the jail ;but before they took the prison” era out, they wero persuaded to obandon the project of ing Ihe men.
These men undoubtedly deservo hanging, snd Will not escape the exteeme penalty; but {he Peoria mobocrats should have understood that the reprieve mightaid in obtaining furtber light In regard to tho third murderer, who is still at large, but who Will probably be soon arrested A
‘The Peorians may rest assured that (bere is no ine tention to “cheat the gallows.”
KTIn the senate, on the 12(b, Mr. Benton intro- duced a bill to establish a western arnory. ‘Tho bill provides that the president shall select the site, and that the works sball be commenced without delay.
Concness.—We have no news of importance rom Washington, Everything is quiet.
<FWe learn that the Tine and Tide and the agra, have commenced running in connection
with the railroad, The river offers no obstruction below Naples,
IF We alll attention to the advertisement of Mr. Clark—the daguerreotypist, in another colut Our (citizens hod an opportunity to inspect bis
work last spring, and can judge of his merits a3 on artist.
From California. The steamer Cherokee arrived at New York on Friday Jast, bringing California dates to the 15th November. She brought $680,000.
The markets are generally unchanged.
The cholera was raging fearfully in San Francis co’ and Sacramento city. In the former place the avernge way 135 daily; but ot both. cities at tho sailing of the steamer, had declined to eight or ten a doy. In Sacramento city, the aggregate was about 1,000 deaths, ‘The cholera had not prevailed to any considerable extent in the mines.
Catironsia LecistaTuae.—The crowing of the whigs over the prospect of a majority in the logislature of California was premature. The po- litical complexion of the legislatare,”on joint bal- lot, is as follows: democrats 27, whigs 21, doubtful and independent 4—democratic majority 2.
IF Dills have been introduced into the Arkan- sas legislature, to provide fora geographical survey of the slate, and to remove the seat of govera- ment from Little Rock, to a town of the Mississip~ pi, probably Helens.
3 Col. Landon, the editor of the Mobile Ad- vertiser a staunch Union paper, hins been re-elec~ ted mayor of that city by over two hundred major ity. The election was held on the 2d inst., and Union or s n was the issue
AWKANSA3.—The entire population of this state asshoven by the census recently taken, is 193, of which number 4 groes.
are slaves and 636 free ne- The proiuctions of the state for the last year were 65,942 bales cotton, 8,278,731 bu. corn, 1,229,851 bu. oats, and 28! For the above productions 138,229 acres are devoted to the cullure of cotton, aud 430,894 to the culture of grain.
546 ba, wheat
Tire Acrratons,—“The constitution of the U- States ought to be torn to pieces and trampled uns der foot.—Wendell Phillips, the abolitionist.— The constitution of the the United State tid mass, generating diseave aud death our nostrils
It stinks ia —Langdon Cheves, the South Caroli- na secessionist.
The Jouroal of Saturday records a remark- able escape from death by poison, intended to be used for killing rats: Mr. Kimball, living in th
vicinity, purchased some arsenic, ond his wife mix- ed it with cornmeal, and placed it in the pantry, One ofthe children seeing the meal, and not know= ing that it bad been drugged replaced it in the | barrel, where it was thought to belong. Sub- sequently a dish o ade, and the whole fomily p&rtook of itand milk freely. The result was tbat in a few hours the whole sevan were taken
mush wos
with vomiting, and notwithstanding medical aid was soon present, it was only by promptness and the utmost skill that any of them escaped death. We hear that one of the family, we
believe the youngest, is still ing very critical situation,”
1H In the senate, on the 10th, Mr. Shields gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill granting fo the state of Missouri the right of way ond a portion of the publicland to aid in the construc Hannibal to St. Joseph. Inthe house, Mr. Holl, of Missouri, introduced a bill for the same purpose
Central Illinois is deeply interested in the uc cess of the bill,
tion of a railroad from
}INESS AND IMPERTINENCE,—
Orrtetat Boon’ The asistant mashal for taking the census in Franke lin county, in his returng, deseribes the Benton Standard, published in thot county, as a “locofo co” paper. Now, although bad manners may rome- times be tolerated in aocial life, they become ex- ceedingly offensive in a public officer. It is not the practice of gentlemen, in any spbere, to indulge in the calling of 1 cordance with official propriety boorish assistant is R. E. Yost.
We have too much respect for Marshal Bond, ppose, fora moment, that he is capable of giving countenance to any such offensive imperti-
ordinates. ae
F3-The swamp lands in Obio, granted fo the slate by a lote act of congress, amount to 303,329 How mucb of it can be rendered valuable, t known.
A-names—tvuch less is it in ac The name of this
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INTERNAL CoMMERCE OF THE aggregate value of the lake trade, as appears by re-
Souxray,—The
turns rade at the bureau of topographical engin- cers, amounts to the enormous sum of $185,185,- 269; or more by $46,000,000, than the whole foreign export trade of the country. The oggrezate ton 3,041 tons; of which 35,904 is forelgn.— Thenet commerce of tho western riversis $256,233,- $48,061,500. The gross volue ofthe internal cominerce of the United States, Which is almost double that of the net value, is $799,654,741,
noge is
820; the value of vessels,
E> A poit office has been established at Buck Horn, Brown couaty, Ile, and Henry Briggs, jr- appointed P. AY
Axorima AMrnmicax Scuteton.—W. W, Sto- ry, son of the distin, bly com- ended as an artist, and placed in the same rank with Powers, Crawford, and Greenough,
Ricitts oy Wosen.—The Indiana convention, by a vote 66 to 59, tas adopted the following pro-
hed judge, is hig!
The real and personal property of women, whether owned before marriage or alterward, ac- quired by purchase or gift (otber than from the Husband in fraud of his creditors) devise or descent, shal! be and remain secured to them under equita- ble conditions by law.
rFThe census of Cincionati shows a popula-
has.
tion of 116,078, In 1840 it was 46,282,
ee |. S. Granp Jory Room, Dist, Court Iilinois, Dec. Term, 1850, Resolved, That we approve of the several cot promise measarde passe Into laves a( (Be loll ne sion ef congress ; tbat we consider these measur. » 4 retlling the questions in controversy, in relation. to slavery in the territories and the states and the! they ought tobe sustained now and Berealter by the representatives of the people in congress, and thei: constituents throughout the Union, Resvlecd, That we deem it tbe duty of all grand jucies, assembled under the avtbority of the United States, to take notice of, and present all persons Who shall, when requested, reglect or refuse to ai or assist the proper officers of government, in ¢x- eculing each and every of these several law: Resotecd, That the foregoing resolutions be sign- ed by. the foreman/and secretieys andipubllibed In the papers of tis city, and the papers of Wasbing- on city.
The forege lotions were unanimously adopted. WM. BUTLER, Foreman of ‘A true copy—Altests the Grand Jury.
D, Rocxwert, Sec'ty.
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Ossinus Pow —A few days since, as one of these useful vehicles was vending its wayithrough Chesnut street, a gentleman named Canter sudden- ly pulled the check-string, and alighted for the pur- pose of handing ina lady. Ore of the pass asked, “what is Canter about?” Quirr immedi- ately answered, “Oh, merely going to (ake a gull-vp.”” ‘The querist fainted.— Post.
oF Ina recent letter from Naples, Dr. Smith, of
the Medical Journal, says:
Explorations have been resomed, witbin » few days, both at Pompeii and Hercolaneum—and ob- jects of Intense interest are brooght to light. A pair of golden bracelets for a Indy’s arm, weigblng one potind, were recently discovered and deposited in the museum, Atable, converted into cbercoal by the heat of the Inva that eversehrlmed the un- fortunate city, is now insitu, Hereafter, wholever is found isto remain onthe premises. Sowe fine pieces of sculpture, just openedyniow stand tor ad- tmirction on the Moors where they were found.— Such is the general firmness and apparent inde structability of the ancient remaina on the part of the Mediterranean coast, tbat they will bid defiance Jo the elements many thousand years to come, an), for aught we know to the cootrars, last until the lobe iiself lamelted with fervent h
Axornen Exrcoston.—A New Orleans di patch, in the Journal, dated 16th, says
The new and beautiful steamer Anglo Saxon, went out on anexperimental trip this alternoon \with a Inrge pleasure parly, consisting of some two hundred and twenty souls on board; and after she had proceeded some distance, and, a8 we learn, was returning to the city towards evening, ber boilers exploded, greatly shattering the boat, ond killing and wounding a large number—from seven- ty-five (o one hundred are reported os missing.
Itis impossible, as yet, to ascertain the number killed, wounded and missing. But the supposi-
Mon i3, that it eannot vary much from one bun-
Free Sor Sriit.—“Ioo, Sun, unites on the 10th:
The free soilera find some defection in their camp. Itappears that Mr, Cleveland, Mr. Wil- mot and others, hang back from m movement which is directed towards treasonable resistance to the laws. ‘Chey will not earry their doctrines to the extremity of resistance. Mr. Horace Mann depreeates the forcible resistance which Mr. Gid dings invokes, But Mr. Thaddeus Stevens and ‘Me. Root sill act as lientenapts to the agitation of Ashtabula, and some Monday, they are to give us new editions of the in cendiary barangue of yesterday,
of the Baltimore
EFThe Baltimore Sun bas the following item =
Sheriff Cloud, yesterday, summoned a jury to hold an inquest, by virlue of a writ of lunatico in- quirendo, into the sonity of Miss Rechael Colvin, And old miser and millionaire of our city, whose geal estate ia valued at neorly $1,000,000, The result of the inquest was, that the jury did not consider her mentally capable of further care, of her vast estate, whieh has beeo, for so long a time, so skilfully managed by her. The bulk of the estate was left by her father to herself and brother, anil entailed to a distant relative, nearly half acen-
ury ogo. One condition of theit eantinuing in possession of the estate, during theie lives, was that they should rensin’ single. Tho fatherdied cvazyj 00d hearing something said about carrying
| his Gody to the chuech, immediately preceding bis death, he expressed a hope that, if they did, it would catch fire and burn down. His body war, howev- er, carried to the old Light street Methodist chured —1 frame building, which stood on the site of the present structure—and, sure enough, itdid eated fire, and wos burned dewn, the body having with difficulty been reseurdt from the flames. A brothe erand sister of Miss Kachael have since died, deranged; and now it seeing, her turn has come.
A Sitowen or Comrtiments —“How forte- pate Tam in meeting a raiu beau in this atorm,!” said a youngIndy who was caught In a shower the other day, to her beau of promise, who happened jong with an umbrella,
“And 1 said he, gallantly, “am as much ree intents the poor Leplander when he bas caught
TI7A letler from London to the National Iotel- ligencer, says:
‘The building in tbe park is progressing rapid= ly. More than 1200 men are now at work upon it, ond no doubt is expressed or felt about ita being | completed by the end of the year. All parts of the | country are active in preparing their lists of exhib-
Hers, and there is scarcely a British raw material or manufscture that will not be represented. The | Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, and
everal other British colonies, are stimulating their respective inhabitants to exertion, by offering prix
zes for such articles as may be considered worthy
ansmission to London, ‘Tbe French part of the exhibition will be very full, The number of ex- hibiters from Switzerland is 214, and the contribu-
tions will be very interesting, and the Swiss found. |to be powerful competitors. The town of Dus~ seldorf, onthe Rhine, will alone send 260 exbibit- on A committee of merchants ond tradesmen 03 been formed in Prussia, to organize special trains to Ostend, for the conveyance of visiters to ibe exhibition, and to provide accommodations-in London for them, Ap agent hos reoched thie country for the latter purpose, Wo feel asbomed of our countrymen when We state that some Jarge houses in London, in the shawl trade, have sent out orders for the ensuing season, iotimating to the manufacturer (o who they ore sent, that be must give a guaranty thathe willuct exhibit any pat- tern for which he receives tbeir orders. Wo trust that this illiberal and narrow-minded restriction will meet, on the part of the manolacturer, with the opposition it deserves, This is an instance of ‘a petty, jealous spirit whic we bope will be found to be neaily woique.””
A Goxrownen Pror.—Allempt fo Blow up the cenerable antiguorian, Dr. Hunter.—A: daring dit ciple of Guy Fawkes, oltempted on Wednraday ight last, to blow to perdilion, or some other ine hospitable region, the veoerable antiquarieu Huater, and all bis housebold gods located at his tnuseum, 34 St. Charles street. A packoge of | powder, weighing about six pounds, was carefully packed’ with other explosive materials, in such @ Way that the opening of it couldinot fail to pro duce on explosion, and secretly placed under one of bis favorite pieces of statuary, The peculiar aoanner in whieb it was put up, aroused the doc- tor’s suspicion when be first diseovered it, and thinking of Fieschi and his infernal machine, he cautiously probed it from beneath with a sharp in- strument when ‘“Dupont’s best,” flowed freely from the opening. When he deemed all sofe, be tore open the wrapper of thefpackage, to examine the miodua operaudt of ite construction, and paid for the gratification of his curiosity ina pair of burned eyebrows and other slight curtailments — It way be o legitimate operation to blow up the doctor au his goddesses, but we tbick it is carry= ng the joke a litle too farto blow up a four story building, on one of our principal tEoroughtares, inerely for the pleasure of sendiog tbe antiquarian into the other world. The police should se to this. N. 0. Delta.
‘A Drsrenate Dov.—An excharge bas the fol~
lowing: “A boy named Chester Philips was killed jn Chenango, a few days since, by fulling from a chestnut tree which he bed climbed for the purpose
Of gathering nuts, oud dislocativg his neck,
Damixo Punctany anp Revauay—The resi | jenceof Mrs. Beverly Alleo, situated on the Belle fontaine rood, just beyoud Bremen, was eotered during Friday night, last, apd robhed of $1,145, in. tnoney andotber valuables. The burglars effected i cutrunce, by cutting a bole tbrough the front rand slipping the lock {row its position. In | (heir peregrinations through the house, they visit ft tbe. parlor, and took from thence, and carried Joirtie sword prevented by the te slature of Ul
sis, to Capt. John Pope, fos his services in the Mexican war. Leaving the parlor, they around the room which contained” M Hate, carefully avoided the sleeping apartwents of he family, and entering the coachmar’s room, took a trunk from under the bed on whichhe w: Py snd ritted it of $1,100 in gold, and $45 io silver, the proceeds of seven years? faithful labor. Before fitting the premises, the borglars threw away a ‘oak, several articles of but little value, taken from the parlor, and the scabbard of Capt Popea sword, which articles were foundnear the gate on the fole lowing morning. The burglary was evilently planved by some one well acquainted with the premiser, and executed so adroilly, tbat not a soul en tne place bad the moat distant Knowledge of the robbery, wutil tbe following morning.
Sh, Lowia Antelligenear,
ca a EE TE SSSI a SSSR _— EEE a nn win (a a a SPRINGFIRLD, DECEMBER 24, 1850 TF We copled some days ago n paragraph from | Cincya INciprne At Th laine elecumatance SPRINGFIELD, DECEMBER 25, 1890. “Monpen or CaLironnia , Eotonaxrs.—The THE DYING YEAR. Haatnars cones uate aanuaata MAMAN 6, ay ona - Cea eaniee ditean, aiving. on aceouit of the) gceurrad at Mauillon, MR a the horse: Se Pe HN _| Milwaukee Advertise gives the particulars of the ee carer. Fe ee Oe craeaves: E> inseiatles ; ‘The Ghicaze Advertiser and the Holbrook Company. | alleged murder of Mr. Funk, That Pollet of the| mnauship feats, one of the performers sudtenty Apolition Menevatenco. muriler of five yOling wen, ‘by the Iuians, who ee At theensuing session of the logisisture, i Slar fa the fore The Chiengo Advertiser of the 18th, charges us| 20th, gives the following correction: tumbled into the ring to e apparent state of in The folllowing article from the New York Her-} ere traveling ip company to California. Huuh-daaht Ake year Je tsa eeecweies nutes bed eanciiace 5, n-SMIT Hy tee also wwithibaving denounced Messrs. Breese and Carey] — We have heard nothing further in relation to the | toxicalie One of the-efficient pplisemgs of the | ald,contains some interesting facts at this time — Four of the unfortunate vietims were from Co- Ses esnmieare sighing se a ee aetolonel ie leg evn ships Hour for supporting Mr, Holbrook’s scheme to secure | “imnunler ond robbery” pmblishest in ove fast week's | place Apimedibely gerund Mhestea and reiting | ‘These abolition Howards, soys ihre, Washinglon | f2ly,MfetTenry, county, in thie aate, ‘Their requiem over him— He was assistant door-keeper laatwesston, and would ——— Vbe grant of lands for the Central railroad to the anary seen shal Pi a in pot aefvels bo rie evan anotlice show ar arepped up and begged | Unions might rend the fable of the Yformer aud) The circulates or ot pie heir death Aaiblel, Reape ts erate ali members afeaete AT aE Biane Wy Baro company. Weave dere no such thing, | Know not how thn rane tieivated,_ The rumor | htm to et itn go. Th i rehtan tiwever knew | the lawyer,in Webster's spelling book, seith ¢- eae yal Sletast) Bene? faut eee ees eee Werarnsauiboelenl airenponaces SAMUEL ier aii ‘asthe Advertiser well knows. We have seen it) given in the Tepublican was current in the stree hisaluty, and was ter ue) iniperloraalig 1G ang vontage. With them agood deal depends on whose | {LiN1, and Nichols, my jog alx in number, stopped His weary eye-lids closes Mei au the next enlsiaieres Fight ships bt hs rated inn eothern paper that Judge Breese hos | and “wo told the story as 7I69e fold 10 ue? was only persuaded to desi by, being vnformed | vox ty gored.” We inay al that all the free ne: bent the compsty Mal Barnes, who joined them Now some with tearful sadness eae oie aa entrada aicasalane fer Sing eth % i | —$__—_———— a a pactof tho pe 8 . at Salt Lake, might exchange his gun fora pony, ‘Tha parting year rovlev seh S = nly apiiidale for . intimated that he was in favor of giving the lands} Cy qxor Gorne Ox.—The Albany Knickerboc-|! parley with the clown, the intruder wos per-|_ Rroeds Wr their ancestors af the south, and wany of . i year review § principal secretary of the eevate, for the coming ses Nov. 27) 18 a | ox Go = Knickerboc- | long parley with th 4 the reat being all provided with one. Barnrs made While otliers bail with gladness trtlbvook & Co,, but we have not aulficient ov-| er, 3 aphig paper, Is out for the a er eet [tie to ant the seed. Que feressi pais) thoes a Peenareenere emaucipated by sonttern [{Pecxchnge; arent abort distance to Gl hs a fe aiveat et ihe oie sion of the legislature, eT Genes to convince us that he will aid init. As] jayy: eH mart rene rismenieh dp erent eh noting | owners. When the northernfanatle asks, there-| teen with water at a springs while so doing he J glad Seung hearts ate selling EWEN 3a norined 9 sinovsce 1G. Davipeos, 1, Wa . . B that it wos utterly wrong to allow a poor drunken} fra what has the sot ne for the tiberati Wan shot with his own gun, The boys then starts Fresh fountains of delight} of Fulton county,as a candidate tor the office of ser- ne sear old reganls Gov. Casey, we-speak by authority, when] Some of the whig papers take exceptions to the | fellow to risk, Bis ere a oreeguudltbovast |plorenseunk mea Besant vane the liberation oF eri the [ndiane shot hem all at In many a festive dwelling geant-at-arms of the teuate, at the next session of tho Jace tnree inc wesay that he is alterly opposed to any such dis:| hreat made by tho Peatident, that he will exorcise any harm camo of it he wished it distin ly un-| the slave? here is in part the answer + way eAtiderson got the start of the Tidlans, but was The Christmas fires are Uright. Feoeral esnemblys Goches at the position of the lends, and. we have reliable ossur-| the velo power whet Het adgments it is neees- | devatood that ho had cleared hie skirts, His anxie~ aes ne wear york Heraid, | shat from is horde, The test were shot without Ae ae janes : - aoa ihat he will Use all his power and Induence | #¥-. The ‘hig party has atieays been opposed | ty was only relieved when the epnay ently UiranWen|_ anonarron Ixconsieveneycr-A ereat clamor 1a), muclt purwul, (here belli a large brdy of Tniions, Beside the Jarkenen hearth, Wr Nx EBRDOK lia a capeldate, for; aapislant = 7 nee | fo the exercise ol esone man power? The coun: | mon Me ng fF Nis cles and Prem eee cree on fanatles in tbe north) so ual at was almost 8 Ne racinanNicuolaeacont ss nevis ihe darkacell Neat bare door keener of the house, at the coming tession of tha PHREEES have stated (hia in a former number. How then | hawever. On the contrary, Gen, Fok ttioavetoes| tinge The policeman was not seen the balanee of] CO \enich, they apply every hard name an the ¥o-| NY» Who were only a few miles ahead, when twen- Strange—steange—what bitter blighling— i popearee
7 ‘could we hase denounced Gov. Casey, when he ts saved the country apile of money. Itis an inval: | the evening. Cabulary, avd our svutheruffellow-citizens are de- | 1¥ of them returned avd shot fouteen Indians What deeds to tattle thought—
ql . 3 — af i - : Sie Wild, wonderful, excitio and hasa fs seeking to do, what we desire to bavedone, Nor uable ebeck, in our opinion AKI __ | nomecd or aot emaneipatng thee tesa once. SG ialutyaicomtllies sap: Gat shen sud fests rrowghtt ie ee ee a ee nosey le te g = i ty tin, | letesnective of other considerations, «| peat Ne gun rece was the Wat : } nore oney® have we daneaaeed istee Tene, By as el, we JarThe N. Y. Courier sys: F Ab, Sally, givofme a hiss and be Aone wit i earn ee atd the southern states do with their only onesbe Ifdians lady of all the rest were shot While we stir in Jhe dust of oge Legislative Register. and $25 erauelea ori ately i bE ins wel ake 3} Ww WWeare no apologivts for staverys bul we hove ei oa RG slaves after they Were mado free, oF shore eould wth arrow a hine’s dreamy realms explore— = ' D | oe ifferent’course, when the legislature meets. no nieee"‘with those who are uusble or unveile| (Lwonitite Mer Oe gs Fae Ny ere etter have pased fame | ran STSSEIVEa Chicago pell out {rom minuld'rine 13xes) ie approaching session of the General The Adverticgrerrsin itentifying bimselfand Mr, | Ning to straw tho distinction Detween the institu.| CPI take it, whether:or 00. probibiting fece negtocs (rom entering thele con- bear From) Alessra- Bros y 0 T ‘Their quintly written lore— P s TRAVED
tlon and its consequences. We hold slavery to be ‘Do it, if you dare? fines, and others are preparing to follow. their ex ectory, just ixsued feo the press, Can excellent )Twere well to bind thio leasony Assembly will be one of the most impor- Ww) 8 bay hor
Holbrook with there gentlemen. We have taken ad slavery to be | So at it we went, roueh and tumble, An owt) biack texs
rae to the country or state whi A TaaEN maianea ci ex | compilation) weexteact the following : For profit on the heart; : ‘occasion to apprise the public of the nature of Mr. Saat eng Abatiit eye gar with the law of Goi, | destruction ofistarch now ‘commenced. ‘The bow | 10h i ee lmetie ‘hat a aa Ta De (the city of Chicago is tine «Men only live to hasten {ont and interesting that has ever been held ‘eott, or iv Holbcook’s movements, anil we have also shown | or that it ny that Wty an evil to\the slave hitmselt, | Of my eravat was equal Op ina half-ashake. At) {1 jontor singe the passage of the Tueitive Have wed ia the bistors cieein the great valley. Like miaulones io cePertene inthe state. TI aos » i " ‘ilar, and at the ntter sit jassinge Oo! ve rave | pled in ory of cities in th valley, — JER Sere AS epthe eenality and corruption of the Advertiser) Weltave seen avery MONT souler [the et ene the he shit collar, and athe) i anit they id the power, woUM! tikewy2| My Ihe coats Hci ctnnined’s population of | _ $027"s Fxouiau Ke Geaegaiap-| mule siateitt ha proper dis esiticn cone Dec 264. in lending bimself, or rather selling bimsclf, to Mr. niaien ands wes exeaings (Wore nese |e owe came Sills har ke a ood i a, ei Guat by law hal no Bone ran ected 18985 in 1815, 12,0885 ba 3590; 2 sane ee enol eight to the advertisemsnt of Scott&|immense grants of lands from the general nia, 7 LC Saree fe “ Y vo yaw bh dozen one mane! itor a = Pp neo Chicago, du ¥ the present year Lie b , of New York, of their ce-publication of the sever- 4 . .. Holbrook’s design: tain aiid 6a the continents and we hove not the COGS GT a aa a hall» dozen | SF the consistency of northern abolitianies. They | fr herself by way of improvement than in any one | a1 English periodicals SET eae evar] Bavetmment, aad theirs connection with the a] toni 1F-One New Orleans editor was killed, and Hightest hesitation in saying, that notwithstanding | enn ae aie Peete, clothes Batahe | Want the south te Mo wit They themselves. refuse | {hat is past AMlhough ducing the eummers of) (hese g(andard reviews is unneces pas Samet . on * Se : : The weenstonat caves of hardships there existe not | )ME d down to a di Hut she (ojo, "sit in ie sonth have & great many more] ys) and 150 the cholera was SEE e ee eed olke jews is unnecessary. Thy have «| HUMEFOUS proposed works of internal im- white an Uhre other editore scalded and wounded, by the ex-| on the face of God's earth, except 1 Cr orthern| ailyno.time to boas, Seon her nseictecslln My, | free negroes than the aorthern states, ond we donot | er obstacles in the way of her prosress) Wiiltalg | World wide reputation, for usefulness and literary | provement in vari ¥ malaniiog te plosion of the Anglo Norman. Hates a boring. yonulation £0 swell off —s0 HaPY | Es shiver, paritye beade acomperii _sshorali| Sear any comntaints on the subject. Thi will be) oe auccessfuly Hoe eae eee Visitor] merit. The terme vpoa which they are olfered by p nt_in various sections of the state, Peer. 18, sal contented; ora population so well cared for D D >
teen by the following table, based on the census of} here two years tince would 4
EAuasAngloes men nee Fi 5 # Scarecly know | Scotl & Co. are so low that these valuable serial w wr topi r es KF Anvaher man has been sentenced to be hug] an health, sicker and ord age —oe The slave pop. | ning races every way you coull think of ever the | agen By the following es of fece negroes in| Chicago. P ese valuable eeriale are | will be the absorbing topics. These ques-
Mak. roais have been extended fo the} placed within the reach of all. Real tho advertise
4 us ” floor y zor ice hae at a ese i . So ee acai ihe ulation of th ited States Dy hokey, if Sally Jones ain't mex lt ihere/ain the fren peal ctatan seenecllses sae coustry} in various Dicacilag eth) canal bak tall meat. tions, together with the usual legislation, 2 vf Michae) Stevens. eT ele ata Sie fone aver Tae f ea . ; ad brin: ie city an immensely increased : apes ‘ v= Tue Ispveratan Exunntion —The following | 5) akes. ‘She fought fair, how c 1 cm aalt) ESE eet all Dota itt TATES «oxo | ansauut of business aval prodiico.,. These, with the 5 will render the session of 1851 one of deep Black mace place on the 1Mth of February. has been iseued from the treasury department ‘and neither tried tobite nor scratch; and when she ‘ r E HOF Unga are oad andthe railroad con IF Sistor Serephina (Miss Kate Pendergast) 2 Spring, Bea ——_—._a : . ¥ depart rain nent novlonger, for want of breath, abe} Nvowe Leland = 2853) fouth Carolina = 8276) magnificent Central railroad and he alae didka he Camelite iuncry, Aisquith street, Bal- | interest to every citizen of the state. All | ae paslern EF We learn fom the Putsficld Union, tbat a] | “Parties wiandivg fo Fee eee eee er ria Cell down | by her | Newt Hempahira)> =" $20) ae of Colon Cae earner tie east, about To be completed, | timyres on Tursdayy in the 26th year of fer age-— |i : plank road is to be built frow Pittsbield, Pike coun- Lonlon Todustrial Exhibition, are notified that the | Zide—her hair back over the chair—her eyes clos- Vermont laos = 720] Ou vit or Golumbia saat [tar yeas of hope tered, will reute to OU GI) | She was the davgier of Rae ee on dnrcacte af Will be anxious to be “posted up” in the ac- ——— 7 é see tepertment have instructed the commaniants | 44 —and there tay 0 little rosy mouth all in the air Mavsacl = 8.009] Virgt Miainist2 | weraltin population agi.a commoniting influence iH} thy ejty—accomsiishelt and beautiful; buta young | gj ; TH " ty, to Florence on the Miinois river. We ate) at ihe navy yarie at Poston, Nes York, Philndel-| Tord, did.you evre seo ahawk poutice upon a ros Connecti Sayre MORAN TMU e ee the great west. ‘The common Couns! gay to whom she was devotedly 1 oat a Punk | tion, of the legisjatyre. In view of this, we fo W gure that such a coad would pay a very large divi | phio anil Norfolk, to receive enfely stare, free | pi? or a bumble bee ona clover top? I soy Nawisersegtsiadl Spenco ad UI havw lone inuch by way of iinprovement 8] Who was to have been hor husbavd, involvt 7 ai offer to the people of the state a medium by + ‘enit, ano ¥s Avni, besides immensely detieiting Pittsfield aud) ef expenses t y 4ueh articles aa may e place in| nothing. Pennsylvania - Alabama = laying down ew and ie naewales in planks | gel in soine cruninal transactions, aml heing co0-| oy ion a i ona | yori the r possesaion, and to retnin the same, to be de Eaetrs oer <By is [ere nio = = Mlaaisaipy 5 nig the main streets, and in comme: syste oe ene rine colaigoed perezit toa nunnery | Which they may be i H maple Ia seta aascenilers which willbe sent Panaconic— Whea a(baby is cross, iecouse Te ees pea Fa ae a tee acy. benetilalto | (et neste sp since, had there grieved awwey the pposypbeninlor nied china actos — ERA highoay robbery wis comaiied ast week | tite tame to convey thetn (othe port of shipment [clothes aro clioGing ty oF iti ot varied) pn | ina = Rauielpe 188 tho healttt of alte ett CT Eee ria Gank matali of their representatives, and at a chenp rate } ter oe SASS etal 3 Un hoard the public vessel which.oag “be designa- | is prickiog it, or it ti Be an indigestion, paragor-| tows = = Arkansas - Wios a laveyer, was pardoned by the president, S re’ \ a near Alton. ‘The rascals will soon be brought to] teil Me receive them? : Fee eeet emptation toa lazy avid mercenary | Wlaconaia = enannreei o> An Engligh payer relates the following 953] Nyy tar oir in i pardoned ty the president and |The Srare Reetsren will give a full e- ate justice. The gallows ood the penitentiary are T8-| or. A iaror Peoria writes 98 fallow: hinrse, " Mathers, who neglect the care oF your ent Michigan == os cimen of conjugal felicity: wife, whose hus: tsletH Wilds peveld.” || port of the proceedings of the, (ivo h 1 Sia pidly ridding the country of assassins and robbers. 1Ge'The sheriffof Peoria writes ns follows to the | children, little do ye know hoy often they poison band is now undergoing for /eeveny yearn in ihe y ig e two houses, Sle last ap
Ciechow often the seeds of disease ani premature death are sown by thi dosing of nur: who find
halks at Woolvich, last
Scenr—A Countay Grocen’ ing consoling letter
Se Pe “Avornen Srianmoat Exrtosios —Wehave to] Win, M. Dodge, of th
a Republicans Total - = Total - = 210,738
or —Boy—|and the publishers: offer it, for the session,
city, left for Springfield i peer (os ; Please, sir, to fell me the tine of day! grocer— é = few cents? w b ol uifrey’s cordial, of sor sar Husband: Uske this ortunity of address~ 5 > & 7 at . ET A te lt th te roca fm te ever of| her cro mater svete 8 el ne (ee ea ov ar cad ia haoppaennly ae nels cos al ors Ne ler eS (ora perlodlat eight esks})funen theyfol” ___ Fear anole dette elon a fe | thasaiey a teqmtton pon thezowrt of Lot naa en the nerds mths Bar) ERHARD INS eo cre Pe Ce Ea era abela river on'Friday, the 20th inst, Five wen] Ig! Mor the person who planed the robbery] signing quietly, aml tinks il is doing 40 well, Thenunber of free negroes has, of course, much | five of life, and {hope forthe better. Lam going) Yes ! aa liwelve otele oy . 2 Stoall whi k ys i ping quietly, f ‘Yes, sit, but toot was fi ther; this ia © Were Killed and six wounded. The boat was to- ad murder,of.Birs\Hewelt sree Seer deeyteimaticaly” filed with opium, until | Increased since LAI, sat pe relative proportions | to be married, and hope you will have no objections | another wou jor my wother; this ia for Weekly, single copy $0.35 nd sx wounded. Th : — TWiiseased habit is fastened pon it, Such chile | nearly the sa Many of them in| for you have nat behaved to me as a hush 2 five 5 tally wrecked. r pueci Covarrantass The, ‘igaet or | ren peawscrotolo raldir ole Gra severe t-| the south aro owners of hier, and alse (helt extn | Jet eae et othe Parish evererers (0 ask | Syertuts AND Brown.—By the Jae directory we 2 isesconies 150 Ox —______—_ apologies for such—that some ef the passengers) ie, ani come ee ee areca the | eotton Lu fact, their sociat standivg is much nore | their ndvier, and they toll me F Nad hele ct a= | gen ¥ y whales renin a cleve Med eta pvr | Ree edie cs ts ete Helge SPs we] een evi ng Wetanete erect soviet} wethaeeeeieeatie al eee] Gy yen ae pin palo yesterday, Several rifle shots were fired at his posites Ons mae stat nating at fone eritieeg ations ot som fond of laying the reeponsi: | northern, A windy abolitionist would give two | the man en pounds to take me out of the pa eee Phases dive sex(ensive lo twenty 500 lon the ba feat, but none of them bringing him to the ground. | jf, Se eats Gant Ta Ser that afour own misieeds.—N. ¥. Sunday Times. | dollars towards stealing SInvez but when he is | | have invited your brother Robert to the weitding, g (ae dg Tri-weekly, single copy 50 yeare old aaa eee pe lows of Blood. The meat will| grow ont thes wharf, ont steeped Wt the Well-] Gunn Ate ex Lavexnracoosrys Geangia.= A Te a oie aang wtierel 2 |The mas aa nineme tomake ove 0+] pyrp_on suniiy the 2h intent at New Oren do five 200 be sold in tota:to svit purchasers.” Broth ot the Macbeth witches? eaulivon! |) [eter tothe Flora Republican omy T had the : The ove natn snd Hyon auld ever came| TAEDERICR DOFLE DUNCAN need ¢ ret 902 Bk a Aineen 500 { —— ‘ ton Post. |; | acute, afew days since, of sreing a specimen of = lorpelmuetere S 5 asiire, n few days #inces | specimen o| SP ANTuUE VARA: comnscatel | hese omg Glope You willcall nf acs:enen se |.) Dungaz, nae edie @s {be Gtsznlcn: BEST a - Spin “fee SRST SS ilivaesa es dage tats af usps neem et | Fisica l/abran’Val/Autty hese Hn a ee EEC an eo Daily, 75 cents for the session, | iad fe ' We learn, by a leller tow gentleman (com Peoria, _Boors wrrn Naits IX —About o year ago last Le Ae cantyAGaAT hE; aoll | St Neent Motes fs. Nety York, on the Jat instant, | conclude, and sty outta .| AF a resident of this place. tans smal now in this eils, that Brown resisted the rig career ee webre rather tery eC abeutle 12 by some persons who were hunting | aged sixty yeara) was one of the most remar| hie is a specimen of coolness which 1 think Se STA TGs OA MTUT evenings 25a taal, | Wk Lan EMON AT aD ACCOMP ANS UZERIOR: \ a song, in the store yjor D, inone of| jn that vicinity. Some considerable doubt was ex- e Je was seized sult of intermittent fever, Mre Jobn Vantotrom; age “ r —— 4 wet coolness ant effect, When they broke into| the small towns in Bae eaten enuemely inaba ste sSonelconsiin able Hawi pve] on fe cord, He was scized w oR some yitic reders will agree with me 19 anequalled.—| spout 23, 0 DEN IN ALL CASES. BY r bis eeth, they Found hiro armed with avort of ‘eolt» | Unpicarant day and the wind shook the arge Crate rt dhecovrred. IC has since heen ascrttiieh Sey eerie aly No We En ae TMD or fusban | a | TF~ Cut this prospectus out, and hand it tena fue - miiiding to its very centre, os it how fed and whi | te pure, ‘he seme person informe ne that the alyzed condition, and deprived of the power of working)in the ne ian i Haba A rns: Fou, c} onsen swhito Bo made bya leg of his pantaloons, which he had | Jed abvut ity whilst i€ rained in-torrents, "In fact Le ere lnforined/melthas thers | 57 Prive B working 19 Ne Mie welding, It is to be hoped | yx qhis city, on the 25h instns Pocket Bock cootain- | round for subscribers, The low rate a . pois ins
ndred persons engaged in extracting it| speech, Between (wo and three menths since, he | that he will not neglret he i : 2 i y pet beavill not neglect her invitation to eall ond i toane money, and some valuable parera, The
V0 usishing to vial the mines can ilo. 80 with: i ‘ a ronan ees hundred dollasaifr | ween bg waslfyezstlnd wien ar atrifle two i Pavia Rep. | thesauserinen at sey Mevehiecrs, roving projets, | to be inade up at every post office,
teen dff-ondin the end of which he hod tied al it wos arainy nortber,a species of -torm that none
this be knocked down the first man but a man who his lived in the north-west can ap- preclate. The party within, with that propensity
atone, AVI that entered; nearly scalping bis head and face.—
or fun, whic! ns possess, were doin é ae 5 and pasiog for this advertisement. hei The next man took up a beard as a stiel, but jectun wench a Texan poreess ies re doingabeit the purport of defenying thei expenses hence. M1] oF three tines, aod then utterly refused nourish-| | 5G>+ like to "ent Selina aid Ma, Parting paying LAG aiaciims F fi 4 ‘3 ai The et moh teak uns etd to al Bee eee nea editing tins eerie] ny apts eek heb mich aca tn 2205 Ct ee ree ane nes | SOS Hg aie Lis colt, Tn this manver he beat back every as-| einselves no well og theit'means would allow.— | er will Hise, and they will be compelled to abandon sixty days after he took the last particle of food. | or” Creserved banul-box, f Wk anne aa = = ajo foc n zs will rise, and they sil mpelled to abanilo wig preserved baa'l-box, I like to see young peo-| ff my Pp TATS Ucn" arent ck cay | ub Shin ql urn tae trp omc errr ie ny Cy ee 9 an a wer'e-| THE BRILISH PERIODICALS To Delinquents Le councila of well disposed citizens, who repaired to eee Kay stant of Nae ea vgs as Scene, Lalies' Ordineryyat the Irviog House, New York, |3'4 nourish ach ollie. But itis a golem things AIDE The year is drawing to aclose, and those Maw e, “a et oe Pye ‘4 2 +} is qnatrimony—a very solemn thing—where the 1 y 1 . alight the epol,a# s00n- possible ater the news of the fee apeeinen of an vg gentleman an in| Tun Guan, Care w_TnorawacTavonean | she had no comb in her hair, while avery lhe a ao arermoides hilo the chancery with his surplus FARMER'S GUIDE. who are indebted to us for subscriptions, sents Fiot had spread through the town. It is raid that caf the, aurerwrity of England | Discovexy.--We are just informed by J. N. Cole-| dy worea comb. The next day be vaid she wish- | on,and goes through the ceresnony of making them | LIBERAL OFFENS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS} Ke,, should remember that to meet our en- parce)
theleaters of the mob, finding that they eouldnot| Cire, every other country. His opponent-was obt | man, esq , who has rreently vi-ited the Great In-| eq (o dress like Awerican ladies, ani went to dine Ninn and wife? [ought fo be husband and wife,
Eiteuit jullge, wo, when a mere Jad, bad been | diana Cave, that another immense cavern hos b Toit ia 4 LEONARD SCOTT & C zagements for paper, ink, &c,, it is necessa- * ° E > diana Cave, that another immense cavern has bec vr it isn’t every hesoand th € turns out to be a & Co. g paper, ink, &e,, it is necessa. enter Brown's cell with safely, prepared books to| aily wounded at Lundy's taney oi eter Mee er earner erate aril cave) whieh; | anetawvtuse comb 11 Bersisads On glaoeing upand | Wry Tjectarend ever aball forget how I fell NO, 64 GOLD ST, NEW YONK ry that those who have been the recipients throw around bis body, and drag him out to exe~ cherisbed an invincible batred to the English —| in extent, curtosities, and mineral productions, for | down the table, not a comb coulil be seen! os : P
When Paul put the nuptual ring on wy finger and,| Continue to publish the
The subject of dispute-was the superiority of Eu- | surpasses the old cave, Me, Coleina discovered ———_ said, Sith my goods L thee endow.” Hesused to
wur leading Britiah Quarter-| of our labor, should remit to us the amounts
cation.
’ y Hovlews and Blackwood!a Magazines 19 aduition to £ F = lish manufactures. ‘They had both become very | an aperture, just before reaching Jacob's Ladd Houuly Lands, Wek i 5 The other convict—Williams, gave himselCupto | \eo nt aperture, just before reaching Jac adder, ies a Ury-poods store then, and I thought he was| which they ave recectly commenced the publication they severally owe us. Separately, TAThe ther eoowics 7 Elish mms sulject. “AC ast Tom offered whathe | thte which a ldrge man could hardly enter, and | As (housands in our state are interested in the | seomg togive we all there was in it Lwas young | of a valuable Agric mun eprkeealted tha f i poratelysaitese
the nob, saying that it made but lilfledifference to| considered a knok-dowo argument. tt him, when or bow he washung, except iiat he did] bod been talking of bis native state, Ma
cultura work called he 2 Jaume are sinall, but in. the aggregate their
Know till arterwarde thatat| “FARMER'S 6: TICAL AGRICULTURE,”
desired the party which accompanied him to. ex- visions of the bounty I plore it. ‘The guide and two or three of the arty Fe ae calle
bill, we subjoin the | and simple, and did ouly meant one calico gown 9 year. TCs 0 to
f sion 2 a % amount is large. It is: all-important to us el qu tod 4 2 id) etsy al the quantity ofahoes manufactured there. | objected, as the aperture appeared to of the FArlY | fattowing communicatwn to the Republic from the | 4 Hoe eae re plbghuin thelr trot By Henry Stephens, F- M. S-, author of the “Book of 6 porte c not ferl quite preparedtodie then, The mobs! | etatkcabout ons said “Tom contemptionslys | lly and eee Pre tiraject wiih had ate. | commlssioner of the pension office, at Washing- RAO SO ee araeatrs by Henry Stephens) YJssinied by Jono Fy -Norton, a. [that our subscribers who have been back- jog that they could not get Brovn out, replaced | just Joal here once! at ths Same tie es OY anen Tersuasion, however, they Were prevail-| ton: So eT a et eee eleaty ete] (Actp ee ee Tt eee suns oreraieg. gy ward LOipsying ele jaubeennt should rittgea inihisieell: Sut his dexter pedal) 60 that all.might ¢ EY anon to make the exploration. With mucb | «Iq answer to various Jnguiries relative to The | Pun tp, Bae et eacealtat had lain away wnus-| - "The value seo he ee peer
“Thin valuable work will comprise two large royal oc- gud the tea-cup inended | tavo volumes, containing aver 1400 ages, with 18 | ‘age, asif the idea had} or 20 e\lendid steel engravings, apd niore than 600 for accounts to be presented; you know what
They will both be bang on the, 15th January, tine pose alt apale Jess 2 mob should anticipate the day; which there
shoo; none of your darned | difficully they descended some forty fect, when, to ape,and nailed together; why | their great astbnishment (hry found th there ain't o single nail ad these shoes!
nee Paul was ali respond to (his callon them. Do not wait
Bounty Land Act, of September 28th, 1850, Ihave ed selves in| Coutcarvour 1. That, when the service boa been | with putty ond dark: wi
e immense apartinent. They immediately deter- | rendered b C e sae eed he ghost of past enjoyment to dwell (or] engravings on wood) in the hig ¢ Of y of at thi f ‘ will you pateyeatd the Indra red by a substitute, he is Ihe person entitled | cout ghost of past enjoyment to engravings on wood, in (he highest style of the arty z ly js no probability of at this titne, Aviat silty abeob ioe ayeaidlits nde, {ental 10 Tatty explore the cave they hal discover.) to the benefit of the Meee ond nol hie, employ ers ment Wn the home of her present wikowood.)| Mustrating almost every ve Niament of husbandry now | You owe us, Send it by mail, amjpun arse, | ———_————7 n dollars, ond jwors!?-eaid ‘Tom, roe eee roand that this room opened into others| 2. ‘That the witow of a soldie nt z a tady, who expected to. be Noo. | TMuse by the best farmers; the best methous of plough. Ceatus acairsr-Bnaqii.—Mr. Tod, United | the air of aman sho bai given. bye opinienyand | and there. into still others, Seine anaarantyil ttecwericehe ate BO ee See anal i Cat mirried on) iogr nlantiigy nosing, hetveatings 8c.) AC sof plough | Postmasters are authorized to frank letters Slates minister to. Brazil, hae, it is said, succeeded Se Bes abe nojar_ ray called to therewsae no termination to the cave, ‘They ful-| ty taut Ee ae any oar at the passage {but Kept ob femnaning the veut (lint was to adore fee Somestc simas in eke Mahe se «tion; in shor‘ | containing remittances 10 publishers. Feet Tan ae i kes, aml the judzetold bim the bet, that | lowid the main pass-ze seme four or five miles, site ia bee prideship, 0 at pulling bristle: OE theptctorial frature of the book is unique, anil will ei fo concluding favorable negotiations for the pay-| (here was not avail in Ton’s shoes, Tor, in a | aceordine to Ene stace eieere Hennier ie me of the law, alihongh she may have been inarricd badessipier Mesa Merien les out of the| tenlctoriat fattre suie vatue to tho student of agri-| Another mode of sending our dues will to ore shout $300,000 of clais held by Amerlean | great hurry to pocket the woney, eazetly removed | were otmonished by theit sat eae several tte, yr olthoweh Wr marriage to the ofh- | Hearth imexpressive silences auger, | Sullute: oe | lafforded' oir: backward’ frienda\by tie citizens against the Brazilian government. Bis shoe, and handed it-up for examnation, nt the | return. On their way back, they visited some of SEARLE Nave (ake tee Hen = aes hreiy ‘The work is being published in Semi-moniiy Suc: baa 19, = same lime feelingly commisserating with the judge | the rooms which tbey bad passed, in which were Ha ee orig actt@ailre schen the low P96"| sa-Extroct of aletier (rom a gentleman in Hale Pe Ne Salas ty Goal of the atcel engrav-) coming of members of the assembly and oth- F n his loss of the X. H al, the benefit of the act enures to the «minor es Toes) Sad whew pot taken in connection with tho Ke- is 1 Dr. John Ha-ting?, of San Franciseo, ehar- COA efor ae ad, found large beds of eproin salts, in nearly a pure| dren of the deceased soldier, 3. That no pers: lowell, Maine, dated Dec. 4th, 1850: eee ae Mackwood, is told oC26 cents cach, oF §3| C4) lo the seat of government during the ged Mayor Bigelow, of Sscramento City, $4000) j,,.> * } ae ee are alse intermed that the cave gontalor} who bas received or ts entitled to bounty land w UYc bave no doubt received accounts of the de-| (rsh Coase work in numbers, of which there Will) Jatter part of next month, which we trust - cana ete ound berescietin be tick. | "Fam inamsremet, dds, wu er gra, ee | era os fn nto meas haan oh ba te A ie et ousted argasolows | they will avail themselves . Bowie charged $500 for consulting. ‘Well? cried the jullges if thereare not five good| We Pee y pecimens. | get of 28th Seplember, 1850. 4. That no soldier | fire this ioorning. | IU Was icovered around the] y hey will avail themselves of. ty g B julgrs 8 We enn how say to our sister state, Kentuck vit: SS sized noils P'Ml eat hoe and ell?” Fee eee eee Ores saleby fee sucpasiea | vetted to more thon one warrant under this act, | wool work of a pew furnace for heating by steam she Landon Quarterly Revieet (Conse) | ——— ES | sete Tins ond Tide ond Niogare ae euuniog | _, Poor Tom nuton bissboe and locking, aslat [the great murmol 9 Tes Isgtalispterys econ etre at shelsany have treed ere er ane-wall| ties VulligiR Beco Shoal 3 ofelack-thak Bart ot le ae Non aati (WHD» aren TACK HOSE COLT aben wp by Sanuel Cue on x ‘: houts of longbter, and has never to this day brag- | nection with the gre ‘dia oo ere id ervedl sev ins, he will | the building occupied by the males only, was The North Britich Reoiew (Free Church) Tight, ving in Clinton Preciot, DeWitt, 0 black y regularly from St, Louis to Naples. For several qenet heaoneciority, of ‘Englieh tia dy. brs aect ike He here sis teal na cave, will make i| recoive a warrant for the greatest quantity of land | soon deusely filled with make, causing suflvcation The Westinater Review (Liberal), horse colt, (wot gelded) white bind fect, one year Da ddops past the river bas been open and oavigation 5 DN dade sate [on het largest io the Gin States. Lo which the several consolidated will entitle hun, | to many of the poor inmates, to whom there Wat vind Blachicvota Bdenburgh Magazine (Tory). oll Jast spring, about 13 hands bigh; oppraiged at 20+ = ueobstructed to that point. The weather turned Meee eee a aide | pnt acaniralrection nn eaon Corydon, in a| 5. tn oll cases where any portion of the marine | no escape, either oF ihe widows or door, unlil| Although these works are Bistivguished by the po- | Dec. 9, 1830. 1d Sunday night and continues 6o still; yet not IG The following isan extract of a letler writ- Leavenworth —I fonsrand abel isetee north of] corps, in the several wars referred to in the act of | too late, “The altensiants did every hii that until) jitteat shades above indicated, yet bute small portion 3. MeGRAW, Pky cold Sunday night 9 5 tenby thegovernerto Washington Cockle, e4q.,1€~ avenworth —Indiana paper. S81h September, 1850, were embodied with the of- | be done under the ciscuinstances of the case, bat ti ir coatenta is devoted (o political subjecta,it 48 | Cher onseatok Seal Seid enough to close the river so that boats canuot | Ceived this morning, in relation to the Poaiane: | &3-The large importation of railroad bars has| 2), The fieldcand performed service ax portion | such ascene there was doubtless much contusion. Thaker oereney Ie seatoraal Roar eee arcane aqtcascainorses It seike their woy through. Should the weather] ment of the execution of the murderers if Heweit| been an immense advantage fe the coud Bars has) ofthe line of the army, the marines who to served) | A. nephew of Dr, Natty PHL Cn Pe rerio eer a oe oe rae odecate a little the running ice will disappear. | until the 15yp of January neve seecarts Rep. 20. |cico'to ihe iron interests. The immense rattroad friney served the Uime required by law, and were | is lile in endeavoring to save those of the patienls| nosnasterly gutan ane. race Norih, nintataiae | &4 ols wollexil on the right ade of the Beck suo” —_—|_—, iT feel i'my duty to reluse to interfere in the | epeculntions of Great Britai promoted the invest. honorably discharged, are entitled to land. No Jin bis department. | Weis yet impossible to tell the | tg ancicul celebrity, and fs, at this time, tn ually CA be mine ere old last spring; aypratsed et 926. I We learn thot an acadewy i about fo be €8-| matter further than to postpone the execution till) ment of great capital inthe expensive machinery | Sener Gy any otlier person belonging tothe navy | number of fives lost. Al the doors that could be | attractive, fiom the serial warks of Dulwer and other | Nove 27 18 ps tablished in the Gourishing town of Marshall, Clark the 15th Sar to give them a little lonzer time to | necessary for the formation of rails; the reaction of eee is ST Let aly av eesasice or ‘at were thrown open, and the poor mania Viterary not ber, wwrtten lo that ee and frst Bi. L. SMITH, clerk. i orit celal prepare for their final doom. Here I must leave [that «peculation left an over- reduction site eee a is entitled to land ersons who Were et | fold to Tun for their lives—they scattered to all the | appearing in ita col jumne, both in Great © Protebe eee feu AY HUNSE—Taken up by Juba Lewis, living two county. A brick building, two stories in heigbty| tye tay to take its course, I take this early ocea- steht fel very low in price, and cabled sae gaged in the removal of the Cherokees from Geor- | houses in the vicinity, Sad some have been wet On| the United Sales. Such works 95 The Castons and Batata e-saakeniia tet Drone drt sixty by forty, will beeceeted for the purpose 1he| sion to inform you of my decision, that thove who | sods to builil at lower prices. tite couelnuct Bis in 1836, oF in removing Indians at any tines the public roads, some aves frow te ck seg Nene Novel” (romney goa other ecrials of wh ar | ay horsey Watts a blase face. aout fiteen and a. half | coming opting. sre disposed to give them friendly advice way con | of railroads causes a great demand for home-tade are not entitied to land.”” Fee roase aint beautiful buildiog, which cost | Neva” The te yitions ore sesued by th ere | hate bighycuyyoned tu be fourteen ers old prai TPT vey to them the assurance that there is no hope of | ir ‘Thus every tun of rails imported crest ae the state about $150,000, is now a pile of broke Maeda this country have to be resprinted by (hose ed al $27 50, Now. a0, 1505, Poar eve will berecollecied that Me. and Mrs.| further executive interference in their bebalf,”” | demand for every tun of ral Tranosied cresieee || Saur Buses The) Syracuse, SUhdard)pives Walls, with the exception ofthe north wing, which lianeynara from the pages of Bla wood, after it has WM. LIGTMAN, clerke be White, while on their way/to Califarnia, were kil- |g. Sea ae cee Medeceriptions of working. stoek | the following statement compiled from the report) (3 1 Oe oe ee ranuch defaced. In| Ren isued by Nessre. Scott & Coin so Uhat subset] 7 aici CuLvs—vakuu up bp George NcUauich of at pine Traixs py ELect erciry.—Messrs. H. |g i ig wing were the females, all of whom had sul-| bers to the Ke-print o agazine may always tel te ‘S—Taken up by George Mebaniel, 0 a aged three, carried off a captive, The U. 6. gors| change, Cortland et., have invented a means of Ucar Pe Enyce patel {ho ‘revull | amount of salt manufactured annually on the Onon-| paris burut, weve Ho ear iersguth ands the | tales Ha Hat prpteeb in a ae inree eg appropriated 1,600, to. be ued in| stoping roirond atts by eletricity, wo a9 to div Trail making at monopoly oF capitd tm Ee sutg| daga Soll Spring reservation, andgtbo amount of ext Tie whole would have been destroy TERMS AND PREMIUMS. a ee eae tat ome oak toy. Horse col aunt fn searching for the child, $1,000 of which is offered | Ih Gls Rate ates of eakerican anh Mrangle railroad enterprise and destroy one half} capital invested in the business: qs but for uy ant Brenere re See Re fre Per size sprained at $30 ‘Also, ue tate Coll, WUE yea ward for ber recovery, for. whit at TAT Sa GR himsell, | the murket for iron. ‘One hundred and eighty-one blocks, hav! departrmeuts of this town an! sta. ‘The wa- See list premiua volumes Lelore.) ann. | Old iaet epring, light boyy ripe Labu seul whitey p= | RO Ct ea Lieb | by wotton of the Nand, and thus obviate the delay, | ‘The construction of railroads has beenthe means | th SOUR ae Blocks, having 10 | ser.was taken! from the river aoodt 200 feet Jis-| For ony ondof the four Reviewsand t Preat, vole $200 | pratxed at $15 60+ Nev. 20, 1530, may lead to her recover Seen ity ae Toysunder tan dive ow encounter | of opening iwumonse markets for produce that oth- une Sree tien ay ercceniy Srey tant, and. playrd 200 feet in elevation ty the en- | For any two do G1 «600 W. PRESTON, cl!ts ———_—_——— td oc hazatded, as well as the disagreeable and on- | erwise CG i namifacture of 64 he average quantity Ol wines, fe was a reservoir inthe building, but | For any thee do «a2 oe & 700) — —__—_— -- _Werave ia Saturday's Repictehatelegrapbic ac-| breaking up 3 tranny part of the care being hel) Hee eee ee yea Eeapuawensruetedl arevcees of $28,000, The amount paid for labor | near the fire.” For ail our of sheers wei ee ee 306] U/ Maroy residing om 2ave Yorks Togsa Count \ Taunt af wie explosion of the Anglo Norman, a| more tighily than others, | The plan contemplates |" CO Soa averages $120,000, duties $50,000, canal tolls $25,- se bs eee For Bischieooy Magee favicws or fur oun 1800 | chest sorrel mate, abOwC 1G lands: MikEi One ode Ri 9 if 5 a] mere Ee Uyaent of agalvanic battery or the 1oco- ‘ashington Union. | 000, waking a total expenditure of $684,753, at Taavelia TL Queco of Spava For Bache e eee Acriewse ar) 1980 | end mans, Uae and sali Inthe, [0s ee so eee New Orleans. The following are further particu-| [oyive, under the eye-and hand of the ———_———__ thefe works, aside frour the coarse salt’ Work§,| The E nd is we tt | tiarks, suppored to Le 11 years o:d; sprained at 545 Jars: with a rod ni ‘ng-thence to. each wheel in sth Rerunntxg To Prague THe INveNTons—IC is} which will swell [he annual ainount (o over S800, ne European correspondent of the St. Louis} Foy garmer's Guile (in 22 Nos) at @ 4 Bt Dec. 741890. JUHN 1. JENKINS, clk C ad canning the h wheel inthe | one of the sno-t enzestive and remurkable inei- | qq i d $800." | Republican gives the following “c ve cad L Reviw or lack. ce © 6¢ 700 | ————— a= = The single, monstrous boiler—perhaps the larg- tinny connected with the diff-rent clogs or brake-, | dents of the prescot excity ment on eYslaNe/GueES 000. ‘The total amount of capital inys fed in (hese ES iB gives e Qo and any lwo Kepriutsc 2 « «900 ee, MANES—Taken up by E- D. Nyers, livivg io wy edt ener constructed inthis country —the immense | and to be connected with the battery by a touch, |: :, works by Individuals i about $1,000,009, This is the way she employs her tine. At Sere thece sting sc @att we 4621100 Walnut grove, Woudiord county, Iwo mares, Ube C _ ete a ise Nae beeen LenS ry by a'touch, sion, that at the very meient when Enghsh iis Di eesti i Thee otlock, nox in’ the marwing, but in th “ do ani ony thre 2 SE AU Oe eas Ret | = smoke pine, the two small ensines, the doctor and] 0 es apply sui late mm instantly any desi- | signaries, paid with English money for the purpose qe Teele 7 Panta Ae eee i “ doaniany four «9 ‘e100 {a dark tay, about nitcen hands bighy a auall whito flues, were blowa clear out of the boat and no tra-| rable amon ‘of pressure to every clog. Mis com- | of apertivowing=the easatttnticn of the. Uuited ae ee wih eid iat isthe orpan | days she nisas, As soon as drested, and ter Nes |e WN LEGD Tae. ) _ M1ag0 | apot le tio furehicads e wll ah oe ae a ee \ Aes ete Ore teat pouts, he entire forward | pited that a teain may be sloppet Bt ie colts | oth ere te ne a cog way lWeiniaves Uno ofthe Whig potty in ths eu; eirepresente, Mts 1s the least of het occupations, she orders a ery (Paynents tobe eden all cout in advance) cinne collar marke, supposed to Le nut Teae hau Ditect en Berit twins Poet cea | eda 0nd a Ptah re utes ne ese eater | para y Ca a Nac) nse caineragentrematr pel | ernment enw Sano i one " ea i ans opi a oti it roveteceeauch men as Clay, Webster, ond Fill | sister cf Bnglaud, ond oes aut alone; but toner} no peeminins e A yout sixteen bands igh a white eyotiv the foreheads | at The vessel forward ts a enmplete wreck. Te | wrenelivg of the cove Scientific men who have | majesty?s Canodian colonies, and are becoming 30! more. He pursues uo dubious policys brut marche | Vinee eee eaccompanied by (her husterd, Co: ths | Yolueses Of webich wah fiven to new eubscribers ac: | yupjioaed to be nine OF tea years odd; opyrmised: zt
Fee earee are af Hesolation, 10 is impossiotg| examined the plan have certified that it ix entirely | buriensome on evil to the frontier people, os to
5 solving to Ue number of periodicals ordered,as above | 443. Noy. 28, 1830. HeteAa tbe caunlof.diie explosion. A gentle-| feasible. Those interested in railroads are {nvited | inake it highly probable that Canada will be com=
eb forward, cleaving his wuy theovgh the argu: | yreat despair and terror, for he believes it a straight forward, cleaving his way theovgn the great despair and terror, for he believes ita v et ee ebGAw BADCOCK, el'k 0
10 dicate ae esata that about iftesn| to examineil,—W. Y. Herald. naka ve ; coun | ments aj his oyvouents, fo the uol of whig.priuci- [ cle every time thal he re-eulers ihe palace ¢ale PREMIUM VOLUNES) :
sainites before the explosion, he was down in the pelted a ra ee Hading them (vom hat coun: | pler—the bs Kund turiff ste ered ihe young Queen is erown driver ai] Fyreagn Quorterly Review (comprising & year.) TMEE COLYS—Vakeu up by David Engiey lias = ri penne holding some concerration with the| . ©The To.ton Alas. a We (pets Nas Hees Sena Tm tig ie United States, ant that Fe i iia ving editor in thie part of the generally urges on her horses in eit ull speed. | Blockooi’s Magusine (G woul At the Leal of Waluut graye, aut tour wiles { : Cori ae te a teva Geuze thenshowed | sparring lately with the Boston Fovt, 0 slening| she is now Tits Bate ae Ueda mnie | sone Ree valine WIN cd oe dato of baukss| "She dtues.at 8 o'clock, eats very hitleand sety | Zonifou Quurlerhy Reci (mens saunstant of Slewuora, Woodford Couuls three culls
sory hes followed st up until nis cotempararies | (ost, atid oy soon as ler repast is fnistied, ghe exer
vraelf has forged, the fact stated is a| or the same political faith, after rome opposition | cises se which punishes
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. h Reo aaar. Qbout twelve kanvs high, -& blaze tu the feco 1ubuing _ Edinburgh Review (1 year) fore leg white to the huse, Ne
‘es with the sword, then she mounts
‘The cleck of the steamer Naoiope saw the small No wonder whiegery?s ship's aground, Laat at first, have fallea into his views ond imitated bis | her hor and takesarive. ‘Theee exercises ended, aoe tan Muzosive (6 montha to the Up of the nose, ob steam escape pipe before mentioned, suddenly Beyond the belp of human art, alike of nations and ind aa eee endeavors. : 7 she becomes a young and pretty woman she «late Nearer ees Sear} ) ath boa eet white igh shouluce sliyieed sce tt shoot up into the air, accompanied by @ gush of When half the time the vessel takes enesy = He now has his reward. He finds himself main- | ces, sings, and tn fact, Lakes ail (he possible pleas- = a te Gan on Le aa otk siren are use. Seer ernie was in all. probability the very mo- A Uiging Atlas? for its ebartl Caan the cialaaUMusleiinGwitverlend; (Hero taining his post against the deadly opposition of his | ures ol her sex ‘and dge, But whew one o'clock | Consecutive Premium volumes cannot ipa cao ee ey ot cotber 3 Hat by PO ec “ Tent the sudien and plentilul shower of water on = iesirwrerhich Gompels every ueuly-married couple | [re eypnert team the a a eee me recety: | srikea the qucen repairs and Lobelia assembles] farat ne Ott roimimenty anereforey, where tat) Jat 10s Te hands higb, Jet bid fout whate; a preised Tremfocks was observed. The clerk bad burely| | Neonors ae a, Pacssrund—The following par-| 2’ uniatx (ees immediately alter ihe ceremony,| (eractyr Mis eaten and weatest men sn her cowl over which he lua veides Pe] Wea ane Ha oireubecribers will please or-| at $20+ Doe 3s 1420. 2 \ e HOEK Wan exclamation, when -ho ond other | ograph Irom the Boston Atlee, shows that nezrors | gud {wo more on the birth of every child mony || themnarty= His rospeets are cheering, indeed, son. Thiv council is proton ged more or less nc] Se nuny dilfarent works for premiums a3 lhere are 3 F.DGAR BABCUCK, clerks espns on his boat, beard 8 sharp report, and im Looking up in that region This Mount Gron-| are planted on the commons, tre I OBTEG eT Hey Wy yw pone arena sO WiA eeu SS Ee Hae |eenling. ta the gravity of the aifiies discussed —| Yojames to which they may beentithed. ol Rectons omy ihe’ boilers, chimoeye, tlaber and | ville College mut have been hard run for a profes-y wigh'rands and. a. greater part of equently near the | inger of o better day, in the publishing business | When she perceives that, without respect for her, AY FicL¥—Tukeo up by Joseph C. Dawes, living y ~ PeilenAying through the alr. Every one seems| ‘oF, {0 deprive Mr. Loring, of Boston, of his stu-| trees, are at once ergaleripertiot; ther] wolna strut 1a ine sleep has invaded the brainy of her councillors, #he CLUBBING. Bandits Wonnewerc oc cankville, Alacounn a to conelite that (he explosion bad not the terrific | dents ‘and the bar of Boston of this ebony ot] yymber planted is said to omount to ten Tigusang | ‘The above is from the Chicago Demecrat, in| sends them home and remains alone until seven [A Viscount of (wenty-five yer cent. from the above | county, a toy ills, Abie pears ‘old, Wark Jegs, wave acd 4 Y sound usually accompanying such disasters, Iin-| " att We presume that this college is ove of the | annually. eh raise of the Chicago Advertiser, a whig paper.— lock in the morning, the nour at which the } prices will be allowed to clubs ‘ordering jvur oF more | tall; apprataed at G28. Nov. 15) 1800, . - Inedeately alter the catastropbe teveral humane 10 pet institutions of Senator Seward and his abolition _————— Ly BS ser; CNT PSE prince, ber husband, rises, and then alone, she re- | copies of any one of mare ‘of the atove works. Thus WALL, allt < divjduals put off from either shore in skiff, to the ‘confederates in the Empire state : Tue SesuNoce INpIANS.— Advices fom Flori« It is thus that the Chicago Democrat acknowledg- | \ires to be 5 ‘copies of Blackwood or of one Review will 9 | : \ 1 oie tthe accident, and rendered effective ase | | “William G. ‘Allen, 9 c-fored young man, law | da say that Sap Jones, the Seminole chief, whose eathat democratic principles regarding ‘the bank | To these details, which are perfectly exact, we | to ove adiress for $9: 4 Cones, of the four Reviews AY FILLY Taken 3 Jot sistance. student bathe office of Ellis Gray Loring, esq, | wives aud children hate run away, and gone to the | and (aril? are Geral through? by the, weakest | give © trait echleh perfectly pal the character of | and Blackwnod for Siti on Aen where the above al-| Ivy two years old last eutinese, Wty sovalll white W p
akert {this young woman WocavawaThe Havaba Diarlo de la Marina | avd Rietoric in Centenl College, Movut Gronville, | weat | Ie say%, fa ite Meee aataeen Dent |e cee the west The surrender of vent ‘Atew week ago, as she peaks of having received papers from Merida, in New York. Mr. Aten is cho well own a 8 Careabout squaw and penpoass goin? *way—plenty eer & Daren sieteant A beGenet jet a norte cturer upon the origin, literature, and probable | more equaw in bush” Billy Bowles, Saun’s com-| 1 o whrigs will render hin powerless for evil to} royal carriages Yucatan, to the 20\h of October, which contain ac- | gostiny of the African race.” a aaa e mare Welling; Coyemigrate. ieee officer belong
has hren appointed to the professorship of Greek | other side of the Mississippi, still relures 10 go
rather beavy
towgnce ternae to clubs, nor will Wremiume in any | ta hee forctiead, very wilt nd kit see are aantees’ the subscription money, is | set, 4 mands Bigly ojyralzed at §25.. Nov. 204 1820+ Pailin full to the publishers, without recourse to a0 E, WALL, clk
Beeot. Money, current in tho States where issun'y will be received at pars SOUN ESTRAYS
was going fo attend a e ceremony, the queen left the palace in the
corted by all ber suite, A iz to one of the first families of Cas
one
gkea up by dense F
counts of battles, in varions quarters, between the iy eS eric ae ereine aide of her ansjesly's carriage. | "pge memilonces and comaunicatione ould be | KN grails, three YOO eh gy aout 4 governent of the eonntry end the Indians. The t9-The quinben, of attorne apie eltyy rae rr“Father, did yea crac Tare another wife be-| _ Powzns, THe Scucrron.—We have just seen » Abe LOW from oD bh ie and was | alwwave addreascd, post-pald or franked, to tbo publish: | hands high, white streak down ber faces sual wuul me ei mae ©] conti tothe recent guimbering of the people is|xiles aother}” “No, my, boys what, possesied cere Taistane who has reeenily returned) killed on the apot |The queen showed no sgn of| ere : = [ironed dappled: syyraived at $40. Une blued ba) aoe Tudians ate regularly diapersed and beaten, accord-| (errigc, From A to Z, screnty-cight all tolt—a you to ask euch 9 questi jet Totes td | ey cope. He was In the stuilio of Mr. Pow- | emorion, buy sidered the cortege to procerd with- LEONARD SCOTT & Co, oer ise tepey two sears oll 14st 11108, 20 1g 10 these accounls,¢but they re assemble as reg-| sontry for every Jonp-hole of the Jw, and mole the old family. bible where von married Anny} ers, where he saw the fine figure whieh he. is| out paying avy attention to the event. On her re- 39 FULTON £7.) NEW YORK, Meaived at $30: Guo bos Uily, two years OLU lant sung ‘larly to renew the contest with the forces of the| reporting themselves ready to da duty the old famigans and that isirt molber, for ner | scolpturing as the representation ofthe, American |i Wathe patace she ordered. (Ite young officers Seganee st Gold at, | Haat str fo the foveiad, 4 Wie SBA, OS Gar whites, with as much spirit as ever. There ap- Chieago Journal. | name was Sally Sinith” eee te jaa lovely: feinale, with her hanit rest-| arse to be broght fo tne The couitiers oppored - = part of er fpat gad, Also, ove ty oily, (wo years sara ehaee aeeateaviniary sand ing upon the celebroted bunifle af arrows, the e- | her Wishos, telling her that the horse was old andl ADMINISTRATONS' NOTICE. CE eng, small aniy en bee Bose, and 9 few P jave Deewno decisive vietory, and there 8] Nonrn-Wasreny PLANK Roan Sixteen miles} Panonese on Tit TAILROApIWa are glad to| (eect arth states united and banded together.—| viclous,.. Se, however, wonld Hater fo. ne onpo- SEPA DS ES a ere Se anaeiad od: [OM hte Aan retook peed PRE bo present prospect ol peace in the country. of this road are now completed, viz: to the Des tearn from the engineer and directors of the Mil | There aro other emblems to be aiiiele As far ac | sition, and the horse was brought, When she saw N iti teators of the estate ofJonathan K. Diller. 146, 4840, 2 < H. WALL, elie =e ecaarp aus TchanaaTanpainee Plainee river, inclusive of a braneh four mil Hear or eeavesti railroad, tbat with ordian| the ceutpture has avanced, it 19 exquisitely hve | him in (he cuurh tie Nencensetisund In eptte st the| Tate of senigymon county, Neceate will 71 11 Noon:
Reypraiciely ChieNeinzed a great) length, Ty igood weather for the next fortnight, they will| worthy of his subject. We trust at his hoble Sunplications of the king anit of her terrified cour-| able, the counts Cau Me Seamon count) atIL8 16EU- | ; qo MANES—Takeo up by Jom leaner sta Shel- segrolf hunt? in the townships of Jackson and Un-| ‘The whole hns been necomplished ot a cost of | get the rails Ioid and the track realy to Waukesha, | specimen atthe genius of ovr country may be se-| tiers, she mounted bie, aile him gallp, trot, pace ar (erm, to he holen al the court house of shld cou: [NY county, balf mile sooth of Re Ruthergous jon, ond loses its appeal to the cltizeas (0 turn | $24,000, ChB oy teal ee by the first day of January next. If) cured for fis metropolis.— Washhyglon Union, Wally a i fact ey’ her will, a5 H she al fey Ay, com venciog on Me Hayat hereal crate a7 rat | audlng machlaey on6 tcp ies east oF Shh k ‘out, ns follows? a receipte for tolls last week, were at the) Wir anticipations are realized, New Years day ——_—_———_, The most expert of grooms; then, when she reluen-| {nu sata donathen N, Diller died selzedsas may be See 10 SOUDE mare go the hoeky the left Bind foot white
4 rate of $1,009. per mofith.—Chicogo Journal. aaaitpe Wvetty Well kept ini Diilweukegand Wauke. | ~ ‘ca-Chicoro le greally, blensed with physicians) ed tg the poses, ahs said eMny thagreateat dueg: | ceresee ca: par, hesdebis| yetarenselalon uoliaectsteo) wetter tor th fast ent, cupponed. (0: Ve lites
Extreme caution in the use of the guns is ne- a sha, and on the road between them: very i 2
i 3 a, and r anigurgeons,of every achool and practico in the | froid, “you see very well that it is Guly awkwai cording to the statute ia such cess, and we sincerly ope bat no an ‘all get| —ceThe New York Mirror, in noticing a thin Nitwukee Seatiael, | known world, from Tovlia tothe Indians. Allopa- [people wehin get killed.” This MACE Gy raliee Cate a volun of thin portrys—vory poor and very i-1 pur Sopneate Count.—The whole be monathy, Hydropathy, Botanic, Steam oni} she took of Ihe death of the unfortuvate young of
i ee > ur The ous)? says, “ino man should sttempt to write poet chic full? | ‘Anoriginal, they report sixty-four names. Think | fi
age made and pro=
pala ond lay spring, 14 ands Pigs anpratsed to €39. Mery eorrel mare, biage Lacey BUN bint Ions white Aifeay to the bock, a scar on the Jeit bind Toot, sup- paMod tw tothe greray heel 2 Wemish Th the Fight ee
ISSAC N. DILLE! f. P. ROTH, 4
operintendent of the railroad bas a
ae r all the nine judges in attendace, It is not al = a, Dee. 19, 1050. wa t .
7 Py except from high internal preswure, It is an ar~ Jas dace, Itis not alwa a tnaty ye alflicted—sixty:four on the alert for| {could relate many more such stories, showl Bpringtield, Dec 1" Mippored to be two years old fast spring, 14 Bends thorized tickets to be issued for to-t e anid nor very often, that wehave this august ¢; " y dora’: thi isabel alles’ JAB 4 Ws appraiged BY 20+ Dece 18%
ori to-morrow end poxt | tyele that can’ be manufactured, any more than We| Presented to the visitors at wanes pecticle | {he contents of Pandora’s box, and all within the | Isabella LL. to be less a woinan than s.queen, aud D O1L constantly on Haid, anil for wale haghj appraised BF GID Pees IH ers ang,
doy at half tbe usual rates, J can manufacture corn of groper”? sound of a bell.—Chicago Journal, Jess a queen than an amazon, Jssvjowest price by (dec?
Washington Union
“DAN NORSE-—Taken up by He By Nasnent, boreath county, a ay and tila it
ar at forebeady ailatk ateip along his bac
14 of Us hanile high, aupypoasd to be Ave or atx years
GM. Deve 6 14306 W. 0. PRESCOPT, clerk.
Uisck mane lite on the near bind (oot, a ernali
y about
YANCY colored paper of all kind’, qualities on} sf208 10 suit, for Bal low, by BIRCHALL & OWE
AY MAKE AND RAY HORSE COLT by William Bliss, Kving four mites
Ohi; appratied of $20. “Also, a bay hora bing with the abave mare; aprpaised at gto, Novs 27, 1890 E. WALL, clk
Taken up wuth of Wool arn, abay mare, blind ia the right eye. a scar on the
SABLE: Covers and Table Linen,an extensive yarle oot 19
OST.—A gol slide and black belt ribbon, sowe ar or oa the public bbe given fur thom, ob
square, 2 suitable
nip, La haade Dégh Aupposed to be eleven yeate
My ruo- |) cold woather
NOW — Duck gloves and mitts, and other desirab! cles can be fount cheap, at
BY FILLY—Takon up by Jostab Page, In 111 Tw, Warren county, a bay Hilf, supposed to bi ne sear old Jast springy four white foot, white i face three inches wite at (aps, one inch in middle, fou dnches at (he nose; appraised at $30. Nov.
We.
MITH, clerk.
1850.
ESTERN RESERVE CHEESE WM. PEACOUKE'S) at the old post alice room.
RAISINS an CURMANT ALMONDS, Just received anil for sale at
) CITASNS and
PPUaee Cours
‘akon up by
mare, supposed, bay borse
be threo years old last springs
nose, b pnare, oneyeae ol Ist apring. Al and $25.
aliedto $50,
WM. Le SMITH, eke
ohn Miller, in 12 0, Warren county, three coite, One a bright bay A
AREA TO be to years al last ering, and hos a large blaze In dhe forehead and snivion the Jeft hind foot white, Also, 9 light bay
Justreceived and Cor gale tow,
XESi—12 Woe. Colline'j, Yankee Axcs, heavy
«Kentucky hy the bax or other HY, LANE & C1
Lov
PRANKLIN HOUSE. STATE STREET, ALTON, ILLINOIS: See DENIEECON, (oreaeely 0 the Ame~ Sa er would respectfully Iatetnacctizens of alton a wininiy,and the (ra Feat ei tge tat he haa token the above named he bet agoue a thorough te- Base eee gdiony at that he has fUr- yaar aniieiy nar neve fornituee, suitable for hlahed it enticely wire i guuels, The Louse fo a ante Mine most central patt OF the city, abd {8-008 uated in the most centistion of Loasdere wad trae alent customs iit CUNO se gatters imeelf from yast exper eras ifeurietor dates rom a. siiet personal al in Motel keeping: tetrad hie gucat, that Ne tentlon tothe ante Aamodate al Who ca yon is The eotisactory manner ASatHGctory WANE 4 with the house 1 large aera esateae'ncauis where travelers! norsce will tecelve proper auentiony sls0) €ar1lage4y Mug, and sSiate Moraeestuenirmed at tho shorteut notice. Altony Gets 10, 1860-—9- € Dogs Shot, ited, for sale by 300 fees 7s. nuns
2,000 err es worms.
se, which hie Feet
LEACHED Mustins avd Ir nt aggortmenty at
fy Linene—A moet ex- oct 19
ICITRATRD (Cow The sunscice spout WS ETODA Tas Sis may hocve colt, 9 monthy alt} no white on him,
Mack lege mane and tail, Any porson returning cat, oF will be
ANDREW McCLELLAND.
ihorally rewarded}, at hip resilence, in Sp
Dec. 26) 1530.—ett.
ssid vine any information a€ ta: his whereabouts,
follors, travel
OMATO CATSUP, PICKLES an Olive Vil, juet to han at
perfumery, cigar cases, pearl
Hing desks» & RIKCHLALL & OWEN.
Ds BAY MARE—Taken up by F
Aehiteanat on her face, some marks of the
Minilin in statare, thin‘in Kosh, threo yoara oly ap
proised at 83 AW. HDLINy ck, Now. 1s
LACK MARE GOLT—Taken up by James M,
‘Sponce, nino miles North-west of Mt. Sterl
downenip ano norh four west in Brown county, one Jack mace calt, sapposnd Yo be three years old tact Spring, heavy set, and the eX hint foot white on to
dhe pastern joint; anarsivel at $35," Nov. 30, 1850. JAMES WAOCK MAN, clle.-ppro Lem.
{Ka Hilo Fowlers 60 }kegudoa8 1 kegs do} 150 eee Mining powder 20doz 11) and dt enters: Uos forsale Very 0M" by
teeta J. DUNN.
10,000 Gerrans tes Soe Ernetre to, just receive by (ee 16) J. BURN.
(jy noxcs Horsing Just received by - 50 ten 5 0UN
EATS Foot Oi forsteather and olling Harness, a Very superior article. Alsoa fine article of Tanner's Drowi Fish vil. For sale by
Oct 2 CORNEAU & DILLER
SANGAMON AND MORGAN I. I. NOTION, N andoficr tho 1st proximo, Mr. J. J. Richards QUruiite tho sgeut of tine company at Naples. Per- tons Wishing goods forwarted by thecompany will con. faign tu the care of the agent at Najice. ‘A, R. RUMSEY, Sup't. Oct., 1880.—dAw Uf
Springfeld, I.
STOVES! STOY
UST RECEIVED, for the fall trade, a large lot of stoves of tbe following patterns, viz 36 Nosora promium cook stoves, assorted sizesy
26 Ohio « « re “ “« 36 Del “ “« 12 Hoot’a prembum, “ 12 Flevated ovens 12 American Air Téght “ 12 Irving “ “ 12 Tinperiot “« 6 Pacilic “ “ 12 Roverse draft “ 24 Queen City “ a 36 Cannon coal stoves, heating, “ Albany Box ‘i Ten plate “ou “ seyen ito. ot 7 36 collage parlor « 48 cant top and bottome, tt
‘Also a large lot of (assorted sles) brass ket (les, te oxtra stove hollow ware. (ie stove pipe, tinware, and all copper, tin, and sheet Jronware,(or snills &C., promptly attended to by J. 8. ROGERS, Springtleld, Oct.22,1860.—d&wv.
ster D. Pres- None in Soward Tornship, Winneoage county, amare of dark hay color, Haft hinil foot white, a small
Mar,
Muze
out fear of contrasiction, best assorted »
DRUGS, MEDIC!
there {s to be found in any By
wo arn prepared inst reasenablo anil 6 ‘Our meilicioes and chew ft we can therefore
WE Hanee COUT Taken up by James A Br SuSE Giien, weottard conntyy 3 bay Stujrntte spot tthe Torch Bored, 150.
J iW vorth Seas, in Rnox county, two mare colt Sac a bey, the left fre and right hind foot w
a mark on the foroheat aad nose, two years old Springs appraised at 825.. Thoothera greystwo years Old last spring; appraised at $80. Nov. 30, 1850.
2. COOLEY, clk.
ers that they
era Physicians and othere m store at all fumes apd £0320) ment’s auch that (bere ca 1» without further trouble. ‘Our atock of patent mo
rnish all kinds 3f shortent notice.
Superior perfu Also Cigars and Tobacco of up (ec. 39.
EAM COLOAWO COLT—Taken up by Trac
A‘
eresn calareil mare
Small white spot ia tho (rchead and snip on Che nose 5
Nov. 86, 1850,
BD. L. SMITH, clk.
dat
ayprai
pS and fellow citizens, wo wa stock as sont, bil wo GO cay, with thatwe have the derg
ck ol INE
yet we havo no fears but we can
vate all who may favor us with.a cell.
nery of all kinde, alwaye on band. jor quality.
CORNEAU & DILL!
FOR OUR
$500 STOCK!
do nok claim to
$, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, IND DYE STUF) ouse in this teen, which Xo scllas low as theloweal, cammuaviating ats have just arcived from assure all purcha- fo pure ati geaulue, tested, warranted
y be accommodeted at our ne, anid we know-ouraasort- ‘be be doubt but are can fill
Jieines is complete, 6: { yholesale anilzotail, at the
y pea, living ia Lamville, ja Durean county, a colt, ane year ald, hind feot whiley
NNUALS and gilt books for 15
JOHNSON & BRADFORD'S.
OS HORSE—Taken wy
McOaaiel, living 2 miles south of Palestine,a clay
panic nyrdes with bl jon the backy about 1 years old; api
0910. Nov. 18, 1830. - 3. W. STERL. clk.
by James
UVENILE BOOKS, a variety of kinds oud prices, JOHNSON & DRADFORD'S, West side publicsquare
reenleot?s Evade JOHNSON & BRA DROND'S.
foane an Vtail, a0 black stripe
high, supposed to be @
av HOsh—Tiken w
# John Tader.waod, livin
3 in Gerezctowa precinct, Vermilion ennaty, both to be six years
Tink feet white, aoe whee in smirks, abot 1S] hanils hizh, snp aNd j 3)
is forehead, ©:
alized at $49. December 6, 1850. - THOMAS SHORT, clk.
SAFER Copa Teiter, various qualilon ane
JOHNSON & BRADRORD!
OTH PAPER,aole envelopes Sai a general assortment of stationery; ‘le at tbe Springlield Book Store, by
JOHNSON & BRADFORD.
motto seals, gold
TWN Awa Bivtess on
PLL 1859. THOS, SHORT, clk.
19, Hunter, Tie inct, Vermilion county, with ; supposed (0 be 10 years
TOME BAX FILLY —Taken up by Tohn
terting
| J living io Dnorth twest,in Warren coanty, a stray
4 ty ba tee years old last spring, @ Tight Bays a star in the reheal) anip oa the end of the nose, he right oye glausin part, a little waite on the tefl
filly, suym9)
Biull foot WM. FP. SMITA, clk.
TOME BAY WANE — Taken up by Abrabam Chader, Unenanip, Tazewell coumty,
ish, supposed tobe 4 6, rather
_J living iv Deer cree 4 Tepit bay miroy ah yt 19 hands Soars at) with s tie in the forehead, lark le Girge hewils appraised at 815. Dacember 7, 1359,
RAV. IRELAND, el
Instruction
MON AND MORGAN RALLYE D COM-
PANY,
DIVIDEND of fie (5) per cent, stock olthis company hae teen declare on anil after tho 16th Jay of
tice of the companys No» The transfer books
the 16th December,
on ithe capital
December Hanover street, Now York. five clored from tle 12th to 1850, inchiwe.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, Pres't. New York, Dec. % 1850. ~ “CLARK'S DAGUERREGTYPE ROEMS.
South side Square, Soringfield, UL R, CLARK & LADY aroin the ‘snd realy to wait on all (hose who may to patronizethem, Picture in clear weather. cess warranted, and every thing in the Tine furnished, dec. 5.—w—tm.
place once more;
Stakewin-colwis as well 95 wen inthe or!
We ov AG FILUY—Te Q)35 ostivag, one athe forchisal: a)
raised at $35. 0
f W. IRELAND, clk.
ARS S9AREL FILLY—Takon ap h y, Kving four milee south of Scottvitle,
Sears old last spring. Dac.4
upby Austin Miltoa, nlack yaacling Gilly, with a star in
ATS & CAPS—A1 different varieties nd prices, vHAY BODY'S STOR!
iS
Horatio Baa- re
UFFS—From fifty cents 0 ten dollars, that} must LEWIS & ADAMS.
a Nae jin Grantys a shite garrel lly, supposed to bertwo
a ENOCK WALL, cl.
A PROCLAMATION.
BY AUGUSTUS C, FRENCH, Govrrnor of the State of Minot. Ww reesthowotes cast in the several counties of thi state, at an election bell in pursuance of favw, on the Tu 2599, fra state treas ‘clin ay peosence,by the ae: ‘patie accvaate, aud state treasurer; and whereas, it Gpveard fenin such canvase that Juha’ Moore received Aighest ounber of votes gi aute treasure Now, therefneeyT, Angutas C. French, governor of ahe suite of Miaoix, do hereby declare the said Jobn ALsore ta be duly electeit state treasurer of the state of anit, for 20 Wen wager my hanil anit'the Great seat of State, at the city of $prin, [4-61 Decomber, A- D., 1850. By the governor: Auo. DavsoL. Gneoo, socreltary of state.
ae TION
f, have"tnis Hay been caovass-
FRENCK.
A PROCLAM: BY AUGUSTUS C. FRENCH,
Gocernor of the State of Tlinois.
To alt to hom there presente shail come— Greeting: sythe sotes cast in the sereratcuanti
Wie Congressional fisteicts ofthis otate, at an election neld,as is provided by las.on the Tuesay alter the of con- ent said districts in the congcees of the ates, were thin day canvasced In my \yree- ary of state, auilitor of public Decouats, aad state treswurcr; unl, whereas, Wt ap~ Perron received the Nigbest number of votes cast In
vember, 1850, (or member
at Moaday of F695) 10 Fey United
Pears from such canvass, that the
wctive Histricts, to wits SWiliam H. Bisse! trict; Willis Allen, in the
their res an the Era! congreesional secant congressional dist third congeessigoal district
fourth congressional dietriet; William A. Richardson, fn ths tifa eoagressional district; Thompson Camp- the sixth congressional district; and Richard
bell, Yater, io the seventh c
‘easional Wistrict:
Sow th | T, Augustus ©. French, governor of the sate of Mliaois, do hereby dectare the salt Wil tian I, Bissell, Willls Allen, Orlendo B. Ficklin, Rich-
ord 8, Molops, Th
United Slates.
Given under mghand and tho Great Seat of State,
atthe city o€ Springfield, this 16th day (483 of December, A. D.; 185 By the Governor: AU Davip L. Gata, secretary of stat:
CASE PAID FOR CORN AND GATS:
ANTED—10,000 buskels Corn onl ‘Oats an Bouse. ©. W. BAKER,
BY after tho drat monday of November, A. D
LAND WARRANTS)
AND
EASTERN EXCHANGE
Abrass for salo by nov. S0.—iy+
N. H, RIDGELY.
of state, auditor of
LD GOVERNMENT JAVA and RIO COFFEE, strictly prirse articles, can be
ny at said election, for
uring the (erin prescribed by the con-
pa. RP. LAMB, ESPECTFULLY oltert his profession: iizena of Spring
‘Oltice at the A
alservices to ell and surrounbing Couns rican House.5
”
jeld, Uris 16th day of
Some fine large auail just recelved and for [sept 17.) JOHNSO!
LEWIS & ADAMS, J AND COMMISSION MENCHENTS, Eaat of the Hopital Sprine field, Mlinoie. July 13, 1860.38 Ips
& DRIGHAN.
ONNET VELVETS AND 8
Peck just received at.
oct18
ILKS, and trimmings,
ASHMERES & DELAINES—A very rich 19)
ROADCLOVHS, Cassimer very large stock at
[Vestings—A (oct 19)
HASS KETTLES.)
just received and forcale by JOHNSTON & DRIGHAM.
EASON ADLE—A large Jot of mi torines, for gale cheap; by-calling at TINSLEV'S, No
, Boals}and Vie~
2 dozen Ant ‘Anda large assortment of otbor cast
mpson Campbell, and Richard Yates i 4 ne for sole low at t
Quly elceted in their said districts, respectively, 39 Teprescntatives to the thirty-cecond .congress of the
tous te mention, Mechanic's Fouadry PLOWS of any il aired in the b
tice, anil at reasonable rates
Sett wagon boxes. 600 clock weights. 2 sett finished lathe beads.
1 gett truck wheels and axel freezing Pom
\g3 to nume- ho Karmer's and
cription made fo order. ai feat maaiier, at the shortest no- LUINDENS: CO.
pers LUSTR!—We have just received a fresh } sijply ofthis valuable arlicleior Vlacking stovers
all s099 before its all at dee UL. CUKNEAU & DILLY
Book Binding. Aa eoeaears ani, perioiicals bound, ant back buoks manufactured and raled to any pattern spade vf the best wwaterials anit in the best Dec. 20. JOHNSON k DLADFOR
oer at
LC. PACK WOOD,
ext door tothe atage oilice, will visit residences end
Oil and Repair Clocks. eld, Deo, 21, 1950. ate
Spel
Pocket oad Table Callery ot Auction,
Warne eanane Saturday, at 12 n'elock, AL fay und AUcanihia:ight, a argo consignment of pocket 93 table cutlery; cons
dal forks, carvers and yiocaet Kates of every des, Eripthony ACMI Sisley gil a thousand otyer artic! tedious ta councrato. LEWIS & ADAMS Auc
peers
PAL MILY DISLES, socket Midler of various quali
Ho ‘Gies aa prices, Prayer bovks dilferent kiods and D} books, Ac») fOr
‘
prices) miscellancopy work: alo at Dec. 29, JOHNS
N & BRADFORD'S.
DILLIW CASE tho best bleach, for satelow at po} 18} HUST & TAYLOR'S:
CURIST MAS PRESENTS:
19 0) Mresent tor site,
Jory Wow UN Griatinia, aes. 21 HICKON & BROTHERS,
SANGAMON & MOTGAN IG 1, NOTICE SHISTIAS EXCUNSION~ Y'bo Issual on Weilaesday and Thuraday
and 26th inst, at half the usual rates—tic
for esthor iby. Dea, 24
the 2 ets good
A. 1. RUMSEY, Supls
THLE HOLIDAYS,
B. O, PARANTEAU » the Oapitol Mousey on Thursday even receptio meot lijsold scholars, and h Di
schoo}, at t, for the
1 open a dancln,
felons generally,
—alw.
AND Of, COOKS. —An elegant article, for eale by och CORNEAU ty DILLED,
that hae ever been Brough! of every thing bew, cheap and b found ia the basteru Cities. Having bera engaged in this Uuslness for yeart, knowing the wants sod tastes of the people
¢ with dircet reference to Unie market and {a sotisfod that all who wantfashionable aud durable Clothing, will fivd it mach to their a: CLOTHING EMPORIUM, chore they will not only find an immonse sloce of Coste. Vests, Pontaloone, and Shirisybut every article necessary to complete a gentleman's wordrobes
fully wolicitea call, betievingthat hiv otack pare with any thing én tho clothing Hae ever brought tothis market; and Le promiseethat ailwho patronize him shallbe satisfied with their Sar-
will favorably coo tiogin partof knives
‘ver Ov 008, plated and white met- in that Line, to
ToOBACcE
PINENS —Assorted widtha, and of
LITTLE'S CLOTHING nova B-apoen ase (South Side of the Square, opposite the State Ut HE proprietor of this est: ure in announcing to the anil surrounding country, haps the (argoataud most destrable stock of
7 JADE CLOTHING {to (his market, concsting pesutiful,that could ve
G MADE ‘TO ORDER.
Attention {a alxo invited to his fine assortment o
Cloths, Cassimores, aud Vestings, of this Fall's impor- ehh yrill be made
STYLES anilin the moat PERFECT MAN
ing#leld, Now. 7, 1649.
ablishment takex pleas citizens of Speingtent thal be lise just openod per
yaptage to vextlat
p to arder in
Those who Jove wingtobaccoean Hint ft by calling at
JOHNSTON & BUIGIAIS.
bo a moreappropriste er, of daughter, than ay Mul this cowl’ weather, Our stock will bo sold
xcuevion tickets will 6th | according (@ size.
trimmed from $60
ie has alsoa new and neat hearge, which willbe
furnished low when require.
ors south of the
whore ho may bo fonad daring busi
Which, at his dwelling directly south of the How
Ftuari’a rosistoncn.
Spring(leld, apeil 19
nf papils; where he would be plessed to
Furnilure and Coffin War HE propricter of the above eatablishment, would reopectfully inform hia old patrons and the pub- [egencrally, thathe és now prepared to furnish every thing Inhis line, manufactured of tho est materials,
of workmansbip,on the most reasonable
Having now on hand a large assortment oficoffing, he youll offer them at lower rales than any other ebopin
For handaome black walnut coffine, from
Covered with black velvet, extra ar » ed:
American House, 6 houra, atte
B. FeRUCKEL
UTTY—Kor sale by
SAPINITS TURPENTIN:
CORNEAU & DILLER,
For sale by COBNEAU & DILLER,
{OPAL VARNISH—Warranted not to bave rosin J init, for salo by CURNEAU & DILLER, Oct.D
FLOCKS & WATCHES REPAIRED—A Ware F ranted to perform well, or money returned. ap 16 Be Wy. CHATTERTON
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. A LARGE AND SPLENDID VARIETY 1! R- WILBY, ONTHE WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE, PLAS torananaa rerztese stoi
t of fine
to extra fine seasonable
acn_ap pee aw ae Just manufactured, and ntuch ot which will compares 1h point of stylo and finish with the best custom work got up in thie city.
‘Az econoniy ia the onler of the day, my motto is
Quick Trade and Sinall Profits, for Cash.
COATS—Fine cloth dress, frock and sack coats, for $10 andl upwards,
PANTS—An cadtess variety of fancy easninicra, Diack French Doo Skin, Sattinelts, Xe. of all prices:
‘VESTS.—Plain and figured styles, and all qualities, from §1 ond upwards, EB7HE MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is in tho hands of those who thoroughly understand it.
All the above articles of ssarranted workmanship
Shirto, linen bosom, fancy styles, flannol, lambs wool, and many other articles for gentlemen? wear.
Those who have cash to lay out for clothing may ayo feom 10 to 26 per cent, by calling at this estobliah- ment ideo. 10. wtf
NOTICKH.
HE public is hereby cautioned against trading for
fa certain promissory note of e641 83, drawn al Pekin, Nov, 4th, sue Doc. 15th, 1850, and in favor of FE. D. Boker of tllinois. Having accounte in oflact against aaid note, wo shall proteat the cash payment ther BUCK, HAZEL & THOMPSON.
Pekin, Dec. 6, 1850.—J&Wwiw.
E ARDWARE—Just received a very 6 mont of Hardware, consisting of—
ood aasorte
LogChains, — StrapHinges, Ames? Shovels Tuck Plone Bits, lo Spades, Mani Cotfee Mills, Curry Combs, Hack Waflo trons, ‘Hore Carda, Saw Files) Trick Tiowels, lo Brushesy Molasses Gatos, Mincing Knives, Butcbera? Knives, Sand Paper, | Knives & Forke, Nailsof all sizes.
For sale by JOHNSTON & BRIGHAM,
sept IT. gt
LEVIATHAN STOCK OF NEW GOOD)
Tent? Eenereed dyson countzy friends, ond never Pavia ented by aa eatemporstiesy that we had the atc uekunt reatest earety of goo ever olered Our sek for this fafa much Ia aa eae inthe United Sates to show 2 challenge eoy Ueortment wf staple ani fancy goods, rane miitens’ Yookee notions, boolsy guitare salt ra ets Yaaeorifans, paper, holloweare, and wont cost ae sa the fe of denny. tind. We rn ents tion en ie credit Mad reer sear ttt tnas been through the gatronaze ot 1 ane anere or Hat aro acconsmooting ceri Wenig withthe best of feelvg to
f, anil the selec
and do better. LEWIS & ADAMS, Proprictors of Every Dody?s store, Nov. 7, 1850. No. Sand 4, Avening Rowe
VER COATS, Frock coats, sack coats, vests and
‘pants, latest fashions, for cale by ‘oot 30 DPoOyCK
& FONDEY
YOUD AND SILVER WATCHES.
watchos, which he offers at New York prices. Fin
watches repaired. Allgoods sold or w ftablishment wa
y returned.
8 GW CHAT TERTON
ap ADIFS—You can find the most complete assort- ment of fine shoes, gaitera, slippers, Ae. ever
‘cen in this city, by calling at May 8 H TINSLEY OSIERY—In eniless quantity, for ladies men and children ot [M FAILOCKS, WALCHES, JEWELRY AN J GOO0s—Iust received,a large and fashion abrortinent of goods, which will be soli, cheap at fap tay G@ W CHATTERTONS TOLD PENS AND PENCILS.—Just received alark F ani cheap assortment of gold pens, which the sub sher offers at reduced prices. april 16 G. W.CHATTERTO -
POLYEROMATIC AND MONOCKOMATIC PAINTING.
Faas J, BURNS has taken rooms in Beidler’s
‘building, over Amos Camp's sadiery, Where she
Will give lessonn in drawing, painting ond crayon. The
Tapidity with which (his new ond improved style of
painting is executed gives it adecited preferenceover bil others, affording facilities unsurpassed forthe ac~ quisition of laniecope and faco paintings.
ug. 1.
S100 A MONTH, $100 Agents wanted who can realize $100 a month, soliciting subscribers for corious Popular Works WW Fironow ener hy Agents in the fiel’, mak-
WV “inu from g50 to $109 a mionth. To ene
go-sheail men, no speculation ever before offered so Ereat inducements. Byery person desirous of making Ffonoy shoul not failto apply foran Agency. A cap talof twenty-five dollars, will enable any go-ahead man torealize from $80 to $100 a month.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
There is no mistake, moncy ia to be made ot the bu-
sinces, ae our agents, who are now tn the fleld, can testify. Forterms,apply tothe un postoge paid, will receive promptattention. DIREHALL & OWEN, Wholesale and retail dealers in Books ovd Droge, oct. 17. Springfeld, Minois.
WOODEN WARE,
(Onna Wosh-boarils, well-huckets, covered
Duckets, hread-trays, palnted-tubs, bra Duckets, colling-ping, mop handles, wood
thistine, for saleby. JOHNSTON & BRIGHAN, sept. (7.
1,000 meee saa ea
1 Darrels C.Grove & Cova Nectiflod Whisky for 1 1. BUNK.
sale low by fulec 12]
rolls, for sale by. J. BUNN.
Fg toxes smoking Fowseco) in papern; 29 do. in 56
oct 19 O&F
100 20" en Havana Shy Cigars
The Dead Sea, W
Besereition
ea Explori
D Expedition Poultry Book, Mathematical Instru.
ments, and choap inkstands for sales by nov. 13. BINCHALL & OWEN.
FURNITURE AND COFFIN WAR REMOVED! E. RUCKEL, having romovel his Purnitury Warerooms to tho Unilding north of Hoffman's Flow, opposite the post office, would be pleased to re- ceive ealls from his old customersyanstall othere wish. ing to purchase articles in his line cheap for cosh— tign of the CRADLE. BEDSTEAD AND COFFIN. Having greater facilities. for manufacturing. than heretofore, anil selling only articles made under Nix ims mediate direction, he ie prepared (0. speak confidently of their quality, and his ability to sell cheaper than can behad atany other shop in the city He has aleoon hana large assortment of coming, and ds preparod to furnish any size that may be requle~ ety at any. houc of the dy or night, at such prices ox not fiil to give satisfaction to those having to pur-
D, E. RUCKEL. Springdeld, Nov. 22, 1860-—dw. Uy
do
Mt such, go thou
my noxes Sperm Candles; 60 Ho Slar doy 60 do Tol- 50) Foe to; on hand, and for sale by ects Pat
entemen’s Furnishing Store,
M. HIRSCHFELD, Meters {fully calletheattontion of hisold cus
tomers and tho public genetallyto his new ob apletididand moat Fashionable ateck of Ctotbing just received direct fron the Eastern Markets) which ta ow open aint ready forinspection — He challenges contradiction to the fact, that he has the best and Nellaciected stock of clothing, ever ollered for sale Inthie or any other market,west of the mountain, — His stock coneisto in part among the following ar- ticles:
Coats, Black Casinet ~ « Black Frock Coats, “ “ Browa « « nen Pants« Olive « «Brown « Black Dresa —« Vest Blue Diack — « Black Satin Vests Bk Cloth Sacks «Sik Brown «& «Fancy Drab «Superior Linen « Black Tweeds ancy M-rsoilles Drown yt «Plain White « Dab "ee Drawers. Alpaca, Lambswool Drawers Pon Drown Knit(Cotton)**
Black Cas, Pants Dieached
Doe Skin «© Inpe?} (Extra) Fancy « Canton Flannel«
«Cas. Cotton Drill
Tween « Also shirts, bosoms, collars, handkerchiefs, cra~ vate, scarfs, tics, stocks, gloves, and a thousond other Tittle cetixings,:” tn the way of Gentlenenta furnioh= ing articles, too numerous to mention. Suffice it to soy, by calling, you will find mostevery article usually Keptin furnishing atores inthe Esstern Markets.— Calland see, south side of the public equares Springfield, April27, 18605 daw
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE-HOUSE, No. 118 Main treet, ST, LOUIS, MO.
AND
No. 113 Broadway New York,
MARTIN & BROTHER.
purchasing. We promiscto sbow them the largest and mnnst c
sellat loieer prices than any other House. Terns Lib
eral. au
J. CLARK, RRIER AND LEATHER DEALER, No. 170 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo
—lys
©
ker's Findings, constantly op hand. ‘Also Patent Leather, French and Philadelphia cal king, ae. Dlay 2 why
it greatly {0 their ailvantage Lo call at the above entablishments and look through our stocks, before
inflete assortment in theeast or west, and will Wr
LLKinds of Leather, Tanner's Oil,and Shoemar
corto 1
DRUGGIST
BIRCHALL & OWEN, §, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, South Side of the Public Square,
SPRAUWARURWO,
As on
& as aia as as Se | |BIRCHALL 8 OWEN. AS STORE
Drugs, Medici and Dome:
PREC IGSs DDE OD 2 at DOR
mae 3. ee 5 Sie on) E54 333 Pat ar
2u
213 ut sdojoaug “sparysquy ‘xeA\
sna enw a«Bonem Sue Scese
Koung (oue, 7
om,
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING.
COUNTY OFFICE AND COUNTY M
; }RCHANT Can be supplied with every description of Record or Account Book {o any Pattern, and forwarded, by Stage to any part of the State; and at St, Louis Prices,
Ruled and bound
Ovp noons ne-nouND,
NEW ARRANGEMENT: N andafter ‘Thuesdoy, the 2st insta pasvenger Qi aiiicave singiela every day (Sunday's Breenteayatd oPeloek; Ay ey Jacksonsitle, 10 o'loek eect hatese arriving at Naples at 12 o'clock, Me Re- aaaaerazce Naples at 1 ovclock 16 ruinutes, P. No falda lock 18 minutos, P.M
a Cign Train willeave Springfield at 6 0 FM ery dag, (sundays «xcepted) apt further ne-
BD. The frolght trains willnot stop for paasen=
gers, except at the regular stall
Springfield, 1th Nov., 1360.—U&w. Uf
200 aquare “© very TINSLEY!S+
Dyes MADE CLOTHING will find Lene Bay stale long stawiey 4
cheap, ot
Jo moleskin aad Rough and Rea- TINSLEY'S.
dy hate,at nov.
JALT—Judt receive
2 large aunply of the fivest alt, iu packs, which will be disposed
Of al the lowest posaible price,
PEACOCKRS, at the old post othice room.
article of cod flah, which
west terms be PEACOCKE,
at the old post office room.
TUE CELEBRATE PD COOK STOVD
W "civailed cook aloteass Therskate peasants ledlo the scverente (alt sud bed in avery petite tilly Gesined to. nupereedeall ober
fc itnecessary we cont sobmit the testimony of bundeeds throughout theatate who are nate ‘using thy Hove, az woot poaltive of Ite. vast eapetionity over very other kinds. The ylatey_ ave heavy, It taken up butte room, sad spain nod eat a om te tp 2 place for boiling or rosating in fro i : Lae
Ile vers eaay to underatand using ity and we aro perfectly willing to test it withvany ether stove of the Batoo size, and in short do pot hesitate to say_ thot it ‘ellito maze cooking, throve ont sere heat withthe tame quaality of fuel. will do it with teas trouble apa
We lao havo. large assortment of Premium Déx anil Parlor stoven, which we are sellibg at reduced p=
Lown, LAMB & CO
ournal and Orgse eos.)
jon EOE SOLD POR TAKES, OTICK is hereby giver, that en tho 15th day of IN “ntayeisiayat he'dvor of tke court houses 1a Mount” Pulaskiy Logan county. Iilinols, Beta Dickinson did purchase, at panto of Lande an Tote for tho taxen due thereon, fo1_ the year 1848, the following described town Jot, to-wit: Lot nos ty Dink 5, in Mount Pulaskie. Tox and coat 26 cent; redemy~ thon 2 cents. cline of redemption wil expire the 15th day ofMIay, 1631. Theperyon retcertog wl y2F,in addition te the sume above slated) subsetuez: taxes, and cost made after sale. aaa BESJAMIIN F. DICRINSON; By fichiel. Bowman. Nount Pulaski, Dee 10, 1850, deel aw3vw
LOTS SOLD FOR TANES. NV OZICE Is Bovey given, that on the 11th day June, A.D. 1830, al the door of the court houso:
dp
in Mount ‘Pulaski, Logan county, Mlinoisy I chase,at a aaie of lands and town lots, (forteited to tt slates) for the faxes due thereon for the year 1849 ap previous yeara, the following descrited town lots, Iy~ Jn) in the town of Camden, county of Logan, and atete Of lilincis, to-wit: Lot no. 6 Block no, 65, and Lot no. 6, Block no.62. The amount of tax and cost on each of the above lote igax follows: Lot 6 in Block 62, $2 18—smount due to redeem @436, Lot 5, Ilock 65, 65 cents--omount due to redeem, $l 30. The timo of redemption weil) expire on the 11th uss of June, 1861. The person redeetning will jay, in acdition to the sums shove stated, subsequent taxer, ond cast made afer sale. EZEKIEL BOWMAN. fount Pulaxbi, Bees 10, 1950. saw
FARMERS AND MECHANICS’ FOUNDRY Springfield, Wiinol (Adjoining Every Body's, Mill.)
Tceingnuretased all mamachiners, tooln stock and fixtures of the FOUNDRY, MACHINE. anit BLACKSMITH SHOP, formerly belonging to Lewis Johneon & Cou; we hereby inform our friends, the far mers. and mechanics and the pubic generally, that if
RESH TEAS rial, Gun Powder Young Hy-
i Teas, just received a
TRANGERS! citizens !! and all othors interested Warranted to b
on the subscribers, who hove large assortment of Joules Havele’s test bran f his unrivaled shaving cream, liquid hair dye, charcoal toy sand soap, cryatalized wash balla, ete. we srill be pleased lo
would do well just received a
CORNEAU & DILL
: TINSLEY'Ss
I AINCA large lot of umbrellas, for sate cheat nov. 2
UFENSWARE—A splendid selectionof Queens-
Ssitile peice, by WM. PEACOCKE at the old post office room,
EVERY BODY'S MILL.
Custom work done as usugle LEWIS & ADAM! ‘July, 12, 1850,—d&ew—y
Corner of Adams strect avd the railroad, op- posite Mr. Lambs packing house, SPIUNGFIELD, ILLINOIS,
WYER inde foun « sin ersorlnant of Lumber shingles, Lath, Jol
a nab Lay, & Co., of Chicago, we oro. pr contracts Lo furniah Luniber in Springtie ican be bought at any 1
the addition of transportation.
The subscribed J keeps constantly on handa fineassortment of gole
K:done atthir nted (0 prove as represented, or
y 10] TINSLEY'S No. 2
ersigned. Letters,
nis,hook n howls veeikel baskets, nest boxes, and every other article in
AND CAPS, of all kinds, for menand boys,
ROOMS,
IGprLarge sales and small profits for cash. Dec.8.—wéms HANNAH, LAY & CO.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
the probate office iu Springleld, on the firet Mon
claims against said estate will then ani there preseat them for ajuatment, THOS. TALBOTT, Deo 12
Wwe” SAMAH COUPER, $8"
NOTICE. Drrantaext oF STATE: Springlicld, Dec. 6, 1860, N accordance with the provisions of the 30 sce. tion of an act of the goneral aaserably of this state, entitjed san actto provide for copying and iste! ting the laws and Journals, and for other purposes?’ approved, and in force Feb, 12
ment, unligithursday, the sec for copying the lays, Joint
ollering to
Dnce thereof, in case the contract for the same ia awarded to hin. The price per folio ef ouc hundred Words, for which said copying will be dono, should bo Uistinetly stated. No proposal for a greater price than twenty conts for cach one hundred words, will be considered. The right of awarding separate contracts for the laws and senate and house journals is recerv= J, anil distinct bids for each, are invited.
In order to facilitate the distribution of the laws ani journals, at an early Jay ofler the adjournment of the general aguembly, Ue pereon to wham the contract for sald copyizg is given, will be required to copy the former, immediately after they are approved by the gOv= ernory and placed on ile in Uiis department, and the fatter, aa fast as made up, aud delivered by the clerks of the two houses.
Tho proposals submitted w and examined, at this depart said, and the conteact for such copying, awarded (0 the
1 be publicly opened,
contract. DAVID L, GREGG, Secretary of Stato. Nov. T—dawld.
BODA RK SPROUTS FOR SALE.
ailjoining counties, that I have for sale the best Io
people in this co
ry, which Till goll at eight dot
please call on tho subscriber, the soon Lower Lick oreck six miles south of the St. Louis road; or if it is. more conver
cal
ley". JOHN HOOPER. ‘Novel, 1850.—wam*s
DICKLED HERRING—For sole by septs 17 JOHNSTON & BRIGHAY.
AMILY DATTING.—A prime article for sale by sept iT. JOHNSTON & HIGHAM.
J hanitat [septs17.] JOHNSTON & BRIGHAN'S,
Fina nervatpritirwnesy gornvers | Se Weer nee ty Ble: | TW HR AND BONS Boole ane sbeet, of ever
CHICAGO LUMBER YARD,
Cand Scantling, at as low cane oven, equally os durable as ony desceniliny rates ar the eate quality cantbe bought at Naples; ad- | flue, and having as good draft os any premium stove Stransportation.. Deng a branch of Messrs. Hon- | the conveniences of which can only be properly Cs) Alto take | mated by sceing and usi ascheapas | Oct. aton the Illinois river, with
Nor is hereby given, that we will attend at
Fee er oerctnocatte of Magn | L)"teauiu variety 2 Sante aceeds tnceefore st persons having orp
849, notice is hereby aero vst proposals willbe recolved, at this dapart- comparizon. Octs 1S: nd das of January next
rolutions and Journals of thenent teosiun of the general assembly's | Each pro~ poss} must be accompanies by a specimen of the hand~ TESTERN RESERVE CHEESE—A pr porting at leant ten lines in quantity—zof the person | WW orssicny Oct We LAVELY ‘anid work, atid also by the names of tio Oe Seon “
persone oilered as security for tho foithful porform= | >
ent, on the day ofore= Towest competent, responsible bilder, who willbe rer 2 quired, within two daya after the opening of sad pro~
fosale, ta file a goadand suilicient Lond, with securi~
posao, toto n good nat vernon, anane cum o¢ one | YD REF BOOTS nd shove recetved and for fiat anyroved ty ihegoveynor, wrne sun ot ons | 12 BOA
aoe the people of Sangamon, and tke | Call, young andold, of Bodsre Sprouts, that has ever been olleredt to the fore per thousand. ‘The sprouta has {wo years gro wth inmy nursery. All peesons wishing {o purchase will the bette r, at peingfleld, near
EJ. Taylor, who ia my agent, one door east of Ti ns~
ANDLFS.—CooW’s composition candles always om
ADIES & Misses Sboes, to suit all tastes, at oct 19 0.8 Fis
description, at (oct. 19) 0. & Ps.
LASS—=MCully’9 best forsale by G 9. CORNEAU f DILLER.
ETING and Rugs, of the newest styles) at 19 O& Fis.
CLINTON AIR-TIGUT COOKING STOVE, MPROVED from the Yankee Notion) hi
wing a cast
Warranted. For nale by 7 1850. URW ‘J. S. ROGERS.
GQuaWwas: sHAWLSII—178 shane Just receiving SS orati the host varieties, Day stato long and square, Helvidan do. Jo. Super black, all wool, do. do. meres heavy wool em 1 super mourning long chavs ; for gale low. HICKOX & DRO
iwered 3
LKS—Figured, chan,
cKE & FONDEV'S.
W We care pot what dul ple od cigar drive
cived a very superior lotof cigaray
ing of Negalias; Havanna and Principes, all of
hich we will gell by the box or retaiton the mo: CORNEAU &
LY “Ware, which will be disposert of at the lowest]
News FILES.—We have in store a laree IN assortment of
snd,half round snd Noy. 7, 1850.
wuss
LOWRY, LAND & Co.
smfortayin ereatyariety |
they willonly give ue a call.we will endeavor fo ac~ commodste thera in the moet prompt and satisfactory manner. In industry and trict attention ne enavhined with long experience, and Kuowldge of the foundry business, in a! partments, ought to er litle us to a share of public patronage, we bopeto have n opportunity of giving satisfaction to the public— Allkinda ofiron 9nd brave castings, blackemithlog, turning and finishing, done Up in good style, and of the best materials. Rerpecting materiale and work- manshin, we are determined nolto besurpassed by nny similar estattiebment in the West. A (air Uist seill show that we shall spate neither means Dor ex- penze in furning out all work according to pattern anv Uesign. Arrangements will be nade to east Dells every description and lone; and oll kinitc of brass en onvcr work for engines, milla abd machinery 18 6¢- On bond constantly, or mate to order, all descrip. tlons of machinery, rill gearing, lath castings, w! on arms and boxes, truck and cor wheels (chilled or hot chilled) fire doze, grate bars, etove plates, Oi backs, coal crates, pumpts pipes. & New castings excbcrced for oll; andthe higher! e3 given for old irov. brose, cepper, ke. Ot plows received in payment for new anes, of apy dee eription or pattern, All ordera promptly filled, and on teasnnsble rates LUMSDEN Do¥20; A Lewes
T ARNISH, HairClotl, Mat makers? Hardware.
ony Veneers, cab ‘A laige lot of Bench Ph
CHAINS, CHAINS. ch short link coil eh
3 pevistedt trace chain: 7 foot straight link trace chains,
100 halter chains For sale lower than they ean be had ¢
© For things of use and this of The gay and curion
D among the curinsities Istely brought (© town, wing tobacco, n
Julterated Jamestown weed—come and
CORNEAU & DILLER’:
it
| Alpacas, and Merinos, of every deecrip ™ lionyat oct! OPDYCKE & FONDEY'S. TDA) Koss Nall, averted sizea.just received) and ZOO wersare very tow by 5 BURY <0 1F BOOTS 13 casee of Hoots.—lust receieing J otuGreen,? manufacture, consiating of double Thick sole, gents thick, patnes) heavy calf and fine
colfy of all bizea for men, boys, youths and chilies These boots are mao expressly for us, and the game
> | make of these # Qualily than any othor inthis market. We challenge a
HICKOX & BROS.
ACKING—British Lustre, ¢ friend, the best article in use for polishing W, LAVELY.
'S Gritfina horse shoe nail 6 bags 6, § and 10 penny wrought nails.
Creceived aud for sale very low by the bag or oth
LOWRY LAMB & CO.
Journal copy.
HOVEL AND YONGS.—12 pair brass bead, square 12 pair iron he
vast year, and they are better in | LANB & CO. (ournal copy.)
5) W. LAVELY.
by (el
DURES ATPEESSFamics SWE oclsan. EL
FINE TOBACCO.—El Dorado, Nectar Leaf anil Cavendish Tobacco, of the beat brands, can be had at Nor LAVELY’S
Woop SAWS: ortment of wo ka coach atrenchesy hingling hatcheta, Simon's claw and shinghte ortars anil pestles. Enanielied €90
\RESH COVE OYSTERS, just received and for sale | 1
aws just received
Holary watlle irons.
Large anil small lever caw acts. 1 of which we will
LOWRY, LANB & CO.
AAT ERICH! and all other kinda toots and ‘hoes, unusually ches, at TINSLEY'S.
TANKETS—A large Tot best Mucibaw for coat, cut to order, at very low prices, at nov. 28 TINSLEY'S.
Neve lors anil qualities of Cloths and Causimeres AA. can be had at very low prices, stock too large and must he wold at bargains, call at
nov. 23, TINSLEV'S.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
‘and. retail, emoo nicht maybe fod the neat ball liner, ine cone grote slijper, the congress galter snd any and ever ind trom tho pappee eack to mlsccn, boy, latiew and gentlemens water yroot oF rubters, eiller coarse, fine Greuperior ; aod if we do not sell lower than any oth- er house, itis because we don't getthe chance to Wo it, TEWis & ADAMS.
| dece 3.
. USIC NOOKS—Piano Fotte, Acconteans, Ceoliny Guitar, Flute and various Kinds of musit nents on hand and for sale at New York pric
of music call at EVERY BODY'S STORE.
[A few patterns of plain and figured change © blo dreas eitks, and 3 pieces of superior black do. fOr drossea and mantillas; justreceiving,
Oct, 15. “HICKOX & BR
ADIES ONCE MONE !—Mourning requisites,auch a4 mourning envelopes and mourning paper, Wax
and goals. Call and tho Loya will show them, rospect=
fully,yours, — nov. 4% — BINCHALL & OWEN.
Prnuel PABE!—To ine country at large, 9 freojo generally, eall and get un almanac for 1891y ireey al tha oll staroping ground, Now
Dr. I, Woblgamuth, GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
south of the ats Post (tice.
F Family m asleat his olfice,—warcanted purely vegetable.
Springticld, April 16, 1850. dawly. REMOVAL. CG. PHELPS has removed bis Chair ehop to the cere RE the square, oae door south of the store of Ne W, Plwarda & Co, ©. C. PHELP’S HAIN SHOP can bo fgunion the wast side of tho VA gone door south of Edwards & Co, whore Ae keeye a good aasoriment of fancy aod Windsor
he Keel arrantedto be well made.” Thosewhow/eh for good bargains, pleasegiveur a cally (nov 0)
3,01 higown proparation, for | WZ HOLINS
nov. 19. TIRCHALL & OWEN,
OMINOES, choss menbackgammon boarday dice,
AVING roturned to Springticht with tho intens Hoyle's Gameg, trinkets, ke,, Jor aale, to suit FLAMES een permanentiyyolters his profees | Mugersy ty — nov. 4®. | DIRONALL © OWES Fomal wersiees to the citizens of Springfield ont cur Founding country He may’ he found at thedwelling UITARS—A fine sssortmont received and for sale een em Walgamatyar at bis olllee, afew doorg | tow by tec: 2. LEWIS & ADAMS.
A choles selection at al} prices at dees 3y EVERY DODYS STORE,
CARPENTERS! AND COOLERS! 10VLS.
Spicare & Beardshaw’s cawa, assorted,
100 setts bench pl 12 dor. bani and bench screws,
E, D. PEASE & BRO.
Entisely New Stock of Groceries
1 respectfully tants of this city at ean entirely now stock of Family Gr O10 post olice room, #
informs the inhab county, that ho has opel
ith end of the etore room of
telectlon of articleadn the Vision Hine, consisting in part of
‘ucery anil pro
Primo Ilia sad Java colle; Guapo Prime S. house «
fag and almonds ; cogace brandy;
instni- +. Ye!
N- ¥.ink} Grain Superior dye stullas
Marlin & Smith's axes,
der & shot, various sizee;
Virgivia and Missouri chewing tobace
ortment of principe a
innamon, ground and whole pep
Tar aud (ar buckel
A splenuid as:
) regatia cigars;
Superior red peer sau)
ston shaving and castes jee selection of quecne and classi Window glass of various olzes;
White fleh, dried herrlogs and coddsh 5
Viough, window and clothes lings. leniling alwaysto keep suppliad with su
the pulilic nat JAM ¥EACOCKS:
) AND MADDFR—Just received a larg
ply of the tinest iadigo and maduer, which will be PEACOCKY?S,
aL Ihe oldpost odlep room,
J. J. RICHARDS, LUMBER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Morgan I, Re Company
Lumber, Shingles and Lath, for rale—delivered te railroail free of expense. Orders solicited, Naples, November 1, 1860,
M, M, DILL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR aT LAW PARIS, EDGAR CO., ILLINOIS. G)FEERE Bis etcetera aes es to (he citizens of
the fourth and eighth judicial circuits of the pale of Min June
1830.—3
~_DR.R. TAYLOR,
Parsee
(ea resident of this city, bas taken
| “an ollice in the building formerly occupied by the:
fe south of J. Duon’s store, where he
J atall times.except when abseat on pro
fessio ness. To those of thecitizens of Spring=
field and itu vicinity, who shall ored medical ald, bis reices are rospectfully tendered. tiglielid. June 18, 1860—d lp
LATEST ARRIVAL, PALL AND WINTER GOODS. D.&1.P. SPEAR,
A RE now receiving ant opening, direot from Phil AX svctinis, a targe sduition to their present stock Of Fall and Winter Gi
Hlannels, ready made ladies? and gentleme
nls, consisting in part ol cloths; vats and cloaks, a great veriety, shoots aud shoes of every de- scription, all wool carpetings-and hlankets, hardware, snd cullery, revolving pistols atal uns, 16 shootere; with a great variety of other goods, which we Invite jurchasers tocall and exsmine, as they will be sold Yow ain on their usual acconmodaling (arms. Springfield, October 10, 1860.
VYIRE ENSURANCE THE NEW YORK PROTECTION INSU- RANCE COMPANY, AT ROME,N. Y.
Capital over 660,660, Joux Srarmrny, Prestt Gro. Tuostas, Tred Jas. Mareson, V. Pres’, C. Jones, Jn., See? FUE UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY, AT UTICA, N.Y. Warn Hexr, Presi. Sonn J. Francts, Treaer. Hexnr R. Bant, Ve Bros. A. Fs ROCKWELL, Seetys HE undersignes! having been appointed agent for the above niamed Fire Insurence Companies, ia prepared to take tleke, and issue policies against To Grdgmage by Fire on buildings and thelr contents merchandize, in the city oF country, attBeTowestrates Of other responeihle cumpanies. AM losvos promptly and liberaily adjusted and paid at the Springfield agency.
WM. LAVELY, Agent,
Get, 18,1850. —dew if Springtield, Wise
LADIES WONT YOU MARRY; RD if 500 Won't iLiv no resson why you should 1 cali and examine our fine stock of perfumery, handkerchiefs, few of the eholcest kicdy toch as Joule extract de Sweet Briar. Boquetle de Corotine, Heliotrope Palchouly, etr., etesj Jue Mall's fine preparation of bret marrow, Godardts errie took , wash, Honesselis liquid hair dye, Sbaus. compound, Chinese alabaster powder, screw-top pongeatte cologne Of the finest quolits, wave (qarder, pink saucers fOr tying alll stockings, gloves, feathere, fowerd, ete. cles Alao a superior article. of hair brushes, Targa and sruall, of which we can truly aay they Bave 00 su: perior in this or any olber eily» Tooth Brushes, of & tapering quality; also many oer articles suitable for
Slody's Wuilet. AMI woask iz for themto give us 6 cally and wo feel sure that we con pleases dec, 8 COUNBAU & DILLER,
CLOTHING MART.
T was truc, unquestionably when our neigbboraad~
verliced the fargest and beat elock of clothing ever Olfered in this city, but it will be remembered that cvery body's stock of clothing had not then arrived,
Tis useless now forsny one to KO from the east side of Ine square to cet clolbing, for if they cappot be suited at Awaing Row, Nos. 1-012, they have only to call al 3 and 4y where they can be suited in apy ar= ticle; whetherit be a fine cloak, aver coat, sack or Lock cont, pea jacket, of knit rovpdabool; superfine, fine of ca'vigware pants | vests from the Great anlin to the commovast satinett; drawers ond abirte all kinds cofore 3 dd descriptions, Fill, wool or coltomy
No m, Wat EVERY BODY'S STORE, dec. 3.
CCORDIANS—From $2 to $18 cach, may bo had AA at doe.3, AWNING ROW, 3& 4.
{ETON AND SANGAMON RAILROAD. HE receipts for to instalments that were due on the 24th of July and 24th of August Jeat, on the shove stockaro now ready. Stockholders in Sanza mon county, will please calland pay up. without furs ther notice, ,Oxt, 15. V. HICKOX.
CUGANS.—Crushed. Clarified, Loaf ond Brown, just rece|yed jo time for preserves and other uses. [se W, LAVELY.
DRANDY—The best
pd for gato at thi
of the most cele-
PEACOCKPS, al the old poat office roam.
DY MADE CLOTH ck in tie eity, an! 1k before Fou parch
The largest prul best
xe elsewhere, at TINSLEY’, Noa,
rn Reserve Clicese just received
Parvilierocx(ObTanOcERTER, 13 Pee a TR Tare tea. eobracaip every icles Seer ia. Etesy peor ea agnor een te er eeipald inserter sein peecet Ge Nov. 20 Ws bAVELY
rr
MINE WHUTE FISH—on hand s large
BUNS cert Quty wnicommeays ee ele WM. PEACOCKBs,
dee Os Ab tho ol pe
{ ee = é, 7 1S 1S : fi x Insuannce ) ‘ wieo isg a4 WISTAR?’S LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE E INSURANCE, By the Phants 1 vee) Q)PINTONS OF THE PRESS Plows! Flows! .W. MIERRY ward) s AT THE CAPITAL OF ILLINOIS Company of St. Loule CoP! D000 hea = Saas *PE Stara adios ee BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY: |rur iriois' rAnmens pus xp nooK i CIrVOFSUMROYIELDD ato0 to the Free ore curing tives PVE best testimony that ean Deproduced to, ealah for whicha patent is pending, Theplow (oon The Great Remedy Lor STORE Tonon-residertanicrse/ Mitwoistunis— Holders of |ana yreating annuities to the abuvecempand, Will) 1 el ius (et a ice with what the 2. DOUALE CURVED UPRIGHT STEEL NOVLD CONSUMPTION, BIRCHALL & OWEN, Freee as ti sya desirous o | uatrtcecaaogsot0, wate me, ha stent] Sta allt manaticie celine won BOARD PLOW AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN Teathcdarth Seer eni purchasing stuleTunds with Ilivois scrip oF bonds, |o §500,000>sald company haringbeen duly ofa ed |[utent sve ero sanutscture certificates of wor 1) oniblngs rareadyantagesandstrom teyeculier (Ort) 55. yutnn of overy stage, Liver Couneltiey he co o Srarts) SMR Catone Se aae i eet jwouNd respecttollyinformthe pubs | Bow presenteiteclahmste lhe PTET 8 hy 1 ot aorta to thapayand hevald them (orth to the world a8 aa een prow new. An utes WY FO. ATi tz conalin, Colley Diccding of the Nov 10, om top of the House. Hevtiestchey have eatablished in Uhia city—the |{helr yatrouace, alien te hat wien ig euarer and) ames ta persons) ensthed 9 the world a8 relat) sheds oat scopble auiirablyy 200] Oy i irtyeas of Mrcathy Pale wad Weakness | Tyee eened alread) ae aeattis market te | ‘avltgl at the tate of filinols—o s.AND AND OENERAL | ovose™ beannes of Oat Lusi e at lTucobvious |” Uriak ofthe grave. Aud ia very, many cas avibane Pans Might and easy to tnoteam: | Thelerkese unas ae ON all uther lzcante of | now opeved aniveady for tnspection, coustating | nat ne atate of HLNOI3 8 a nen op | aosuaderstou the aanagss at cL |. ngvinciplegyersonsiave Leen go vollan ee iv rao_ plow of this kinds has boon ured ths eran or the Pulmonary Orge of drugsy medicines, palnte, olla, dyestulls, perfumes | sertalningt hereto, thin the Limits ofthe state. foal; amongst which we may mention the 8: dncipled yer ia to sia forged Jean Plo tea prairie. such has bee te CoN | WY Te cr datdiacate over wrhich thle «Balsam? |1¥, E1384 ar gia eay en elopens slate jenc rturne> || 'tarausuctioverelalive tothe purchase an sate | De eet ate Stee ‘company, with the Lenehls of) oor tea Out Mite tee spelling of WnetrMaxsess Watdomand for these plows, that the ADESSO’ Ne | a oiis avery powertul Intluences 1a that of 2 aoe arvcecbrusher,enveloper, slate jencils,blank | 20is,examlatog lands and reporting (bert tn nd aaleof | rsrlog ia the protite of the busivesss (ho premitim | Ko lcvog a etl peliing oftheir nen, i bled to send any away from home 11 6F i Meee fag and gold | §Fdedto the loweatecale of any responsi con ye ler to avoid prosecution and to decelye and'swin- fs sUbeon ena j saat vevent medicines, amd efesr other orlicies | /antages ani value, paying taxes sree cniag iy oye esortnate usa hae been evatined to Us and UNS oo DIsR ASE DEENA books, patent medicines: festion tothe undersigned | (or (axed, investigating ities, Ke-, Uuying and seis gradedo the lowestacale it rot tum for the copes: | dle an wasuapecting Dube: noe can once, tRele wo M-rpelimilerore mewseater aOere| thls complaint It has undoubtedly frovsd NOt Vat Nos 20 , vr neraigaed | for (axes, lnveatgatiog es, OF 009 Uhl eand every | enceot he aesureds dasa of Each Ne Lor toe ching | epectable aot well established public prints; thore ean}, ralog eogiiinotadait of a accurate description Of) eaicacious than avy remedy Bitte to cmployed, ond in 4 ae oie a Gonersl | Prlvlleges larger, and residence in the southern Miateg| be no ieceplion—uolorgery. Tho following selections tLiemeng h e y Fierstee, sehen you want alum, annatto, arsenic,ter-| otherdescription of business atts he a rol baa “ oamiowa. Togeethem Is to bo plzarcd WIth (eos. | yumerous {ustances, when Youle ered OrSureRTTORG | Geese een ae waned oll, anper’a oly voralah,| Land Agency onthe moat extended scale, will be | lobger,thanis usually givens fom the many hundred in the banda of the proptletor, un a0 plows. sire willextend (othe iaventor that pat: | gu severe sullering from the disease, without yecete” Benen Cat onesie eheome yellow aud| promptly andfatthfully attended (0 bgctthanis usually BINED. iogurance we do not| certainly esavlshes Jou Ball's Tiuld Extract of Sar - aliveralnahle Hopes is ineeatton merit, 2 Cull] {oe tye Teast euch from various rene ie, and ney SE ee a ayes tract iogeoni Nusll we ond | Prom opto location; We have mi an Zi tbe many advantages otha nolice; (bey aro tes) savarilla beyodd any: mannef Of as the greatest, cage erae utowe,ahall be forthcoming a¢ Me] Nievcucy hus Deca sorte tn val those of he geen, enerat eatractIngwooi fuses nos) deagcncheta he ta Ul ini Stnecenan to una ln e ty ue pradent| de moat wonderful cure® of Scrofuls, Kigp'y Beh op, afew rede Cast Ot stforen CE Te Or YS eo acre Tea eee enilirobs dus Cocell abe Li etd the centre ofthe. atate, aud at the very fountal Shi cobeiderate to requireany comment fromuss, To] Corrie agin Ht fof the Skiny Erysipclas, eMetieht, Ilindis, and at Miferentotser potoley where | gait{n many instances eifacted Metmatneat Cures ak ee esses eT went, No. 10, where the boys are | of allinformation in rel 3 tun to matters connected with | those desiring Insurance or WY (Gemation onthe sutject,| Chronic sore Ky gworm of ‘Fetter, Scalde Meaty b ERs | sired ctlect Mt i H A Ce re etn ad. | _ Rleka will be taken on persons going to Colter Jicers, Swelllug ofthe Glands, Sypbilisy Dyspepsia, Sa 1 pont? Ave forgot to apesk about the school books | wm of the government and executt aor? | Sate iuheum, Diseases of the Kidney; Disease Springtield, January 171%, 1850+ Veskies sastananingsieacy nino digonetabone) for the chiles Soa ee otime, Meo knew “of dition tothis importautadvantage, the senior partners god onalayes employed on andor on bos\t» on Nore Salt baum, Diseases of ue Kidneys Diseasee SCips | For tho Removal, and ,Permaneas Cure of all = ve mows, | mewiowed wealso had ita very, electual remedy in| courac it was comings 0 sit Ldlioniss-tressoin | Bins ABU hae occupied for several yeare, the Puslinn le terms. 5 SE ee Te Omene un eaerUe Wa cerlfythatveohaverstely usctthe shove vows: | ‘tin 2 complaint an which iLhas been extensively {cn rae it won comings sure i A iatniss Breyten) Os icipateterivin the sate auditor's oficoy a have DIRECTORS! Side and Shoulders, General Debiity, Lumiagoy Drow NERVOUS DISEASES, manulacttee by a ohn Unler, an peouias we Good with decided success, even in cases of years | necessary apparatus to (each the young once jae IG | tng had charge ofthebooksandstatetani Jepartment in pues Sie mens, Joy Daniel D. Jase ay, iauniioe; C tivenesay Dt nchitls, CoagDa olde, | Ad of those Complains mich ara ce aed’ by an impaired, thoy aro ia all reapects suysrior 10 aus oto Neng | standing cov aTy eParye.cobb'e,, McGullig’s Sandors? seXuoitics, bas obtained at horoughknowledgeon al} sub- silie King Louis V- Dog Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary Atlectios weakened or unhealthy eobditon of the thoy aryonave cree ureds We cheerfully recommend Fs NOHIRISAND COUGH CURED, Whooty Wve have Cobb, MeGullic’s Sanders an||, #=iolNce nee Nee aa weatestherearey| 0M! MOM, Winthrop - Gilman, funpllon, Liver complaint, Female irregulay A eRVOUS SYSTEM. 5 shoots cedore; Nos. ty 2,3, and 6y Cobb's, Nayrs, | Jeclaconnected withthlaagensy> 5 . ay rediplalaly Hennes ae tkemto the public. : , " and prompt info K.P. Barrett, M.D. Robert M. Henieky aiuto Sick and Nervous Headache, Lov pists | This bepulifal and conventent aplication of the mysterio WILLIAM P. LAWSON) Deaton, August 16,1818, | Shithe's Smileys, Pike's ani Thompson's aritynetic; | enabled at lltimee to gls Sore Tae ata hPa Roveri M- Henle campniniy Sle and Nervous Meataces Lay STU] Tal bevel ae a tare WIRELAM PAAPINDANGER, | Ne.S.W. Powe: Dear Sit—Having teen troubled | Moe Te tog, and Parley?e geographies; Lyon'sy | in) ie) madvance of ny orner ager ideuts wishing | Hobert tlarth, Wait Barton, SEEN a a ersanllis a spring and. Sumt=| pounced by dudogulbbed physicians both in Larope sod Wie SHORT, for cunsilerabio tuo with a bad cough uid Bron | Swab's, Green's, Wells’, ‘and Kirkhans qrommara,| Ourlocationts also importante Horney eer A Kenueth Mackenzie, Joho B. Camdcny aaeaeesnan Te geueral Tonic for tho system ond a | Waited States, to be the mart ealuedle medicinal ducorery WsoM, Loca ee a Beute of Dr. Allo which can be bad at Diehl & Owen’sy NO: 19)) 07 e ence auch bal tance with thecaliectors ol] AVS As Goony. Williams Wales mer drial ta op aer a tives la. acperior, to. lue | @=f8¢ JOHN W. DECK, Se ea OL WAN! Cherry, wich, 1 em happy | euthe top of the Howse. ne revenue is such that we canobtain the tax receiyty Charles ©, Carroll. Fea a totaceaa waters salts or Seidlitz Powders. | CHRISTIE'S GALVANI UKIAH MANN) Miata a raat drove Mie didfealty.Lsleen iLout | (Ns B._We didnt 2 2ny thie a a ane ots rough Ue maityand the money pail reey i OE JOUN Be CAMDEN, Prea’ts SRE OUT aEEN FOURN Dr, CHRISTIE'S GALV OFRELT JOHN KAVANAUGH, Justice to say thus much for the benelil of those who | bynn ‘books, testainents, religious Looks, note books, statetreasury, thereby avoiding the fi og K. MACKENZIE, Vice Pres’t. ROM THE QUINCY (ILL.) JOURNAL, MAGNETI © FLUID PHILEMON STOUT. Jiathes ie aay trgicteds sl GRONGE Hon igs | Rugnerend comle gongs, tons; tranioln. noone tal fan by malls saformpersouewiehing topur-| W+ He Pmemanrr,Sec'y. Dorve Sane Rveneresuiedonejhollial!, sunset a: ’ sangimon co. Jan. igh,'50-—-wtG-(oueinl cops) | "Farm of Mallett Davis, Plano Forte Manulalar- fom aml thingy which we have no nanie for. We also begleaveto Knform nersoue wishing tonur: RTTHSCOY. gent, Sptingfelde | of this Sarespariisfor_jenerabileility and tumbagoy] M e#ed mum he Best perfect nl certain euccens ia all —___— | ers, Boston P. 8. N. De. Tals is tho lastwvowhl trouble youlo| Chass state ne Uhat our arrangement nse sch om Be ee eer slenaect Ivelie i esvicochal general reliefs We aver of ee 8..N. Us 0 eee nee ate ponds, seriny OF n= | _augtlys WAN TODD. At. BD.» bysician, ani elieve we tive exporienckt general reliefs We = a THE GABAT PENSGYLVAMIA REMEDY FOR | | Lhercby cevify that Lam pecoonty acquainted | retds "Wwe ought not to missteltUng you kuow thatall| Woe2n2 8th anyamountsan ‘ieve ratestuan atany = seed tise goue bystwo bottles of §.P- Townsend's GENERAL DEBILITY, honsEs. ery corns, that Tam Perea ateet cont | ereaiion can't beat us on Patent Medicines, and if you] Shyer oticoin the states Fars Givinordimery Discovery of the Werld fo) Sarsuparilas for which we gave €2 60, ani Ucliove we | SISPEMRCRI He Cy ara ien oe to the various HE IMPROVED GSRMAN HORSE CONDITION Mencein the avove statement. H. ¢ FEES want genuine ‘axes call on ws Wo Warrant exery eee oeicetton, wetake pridetnreforringto the char-| the Breat ‘Arablan Remedy for Muu and Beast! | received injury instead of benelit from its ures Orpen ane ne ee ad PALSY, | Corer rent Trot bins, ts composed of herbs ani roots and Formerly Practicing Phystelan- | thing we acl fo be genuings OF 200 hove Oe Mra | Scter and sing one eo the who have been ¥ Bibiipe FROM THR LOVISVILLE MORNING COURIER. | GEATION BHEUMATISS, ACUTE tnt CHRO SG OGRE boon ound by LONG EXPEKLENGE, to ve Highly IMPORTANT FROM CANADA, hans, and eave a dozen profits y from the Ars) {ind onongh to pormit us to use thelr nanee ns rafer~ I. G. FARRELL'S 2 e, MORNIN CO RIER. | EFILESY LEUMBAGO, EARNS NERVOUS THE Aiefal for tha care of tao vairious dtaeases which Hor nC s ites aa B ser anves,anduvith.a sincere desire to please, backed by i VERE a RL oae Sp bisoenat nll ropeiciar| NC ALEITATION’ ai Ty PLEXY, gaetat for ieare yubjects, Tolayaloable mcticine was Ca oe eet an er wa tue nMMALEY a or enea of allrho may oB- CELEDRATED or vahave pcen sBoWwa by Ne oA a ORT EO! | NEURALGIA, FANE, lhe el ead CUREATURE sepa Tasad into tuts country about teu years siuce, | To all who aro alllicted with Asthma: rer cae anne. Prescrigliono neatly andaccu- | ffabecciione se Rucritthe confidence of all who may en- ARABIAN LINIMENT. Hee eaaeeevapariaccnariginal, genuine;zad beat. | Gave SPINE! Hit COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KID- Hntrouacad into Wis country abst Muttacd om an | "ppave ataferent times Deen afcted with severe racy ed day or aight, amie wil ind 40 helt trusttheirbusinoasto our hana. 2 si acta cacenyertormedy tigarabionphy-| fuller aurea to in by Ute accomplished lady of] MEY DEOL Oh KHRVOUS and THYSICAL EN. Ha Eee OR TY PAREN and bas been | olde which produces in my cass, tho Acthma. 1 interest lo trust thelr prescrinttons to ws. We haya ASH & DILLER. ous cures performed ihe Araulangh4”| ‘one of the moat eminent old physicians in the west, MENS DENT NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints are uso by many farmers in Sangamon and ajaceat coun | 4444 on these occasions uscd De Wistar’ Halsat of | fitted up @ caso especially for that branch. z= pringfleld, March 14th) 49. asth SE et clecanye hava lnacorse lot |) Ewing adecied aecomnt OF ont ollie ee ss Ontae from oe simple cause—camely Usa livin universal successs Tae proprietors Bavo | Wing cherey. “Twi years ago I wan quite alck, se] FI One wor tion Cr ly and any body, our stock REFERENCES TO eae ee ae eust or tier | mpcuTex om tecori.performed alone by the uso of} A Dorangemont of the Norvoua System. Aboreforo dotermiued to make kuown its efficacy 904] juych go, that I could not reat at nigh(s. I procured | of annuals y gifls and toss, hos never before been Alosars. Wadsworth & Sheldon, New York city. surprising power over diseases. ‘Their attainments in | Bull's Sarsaparilla. This most excelent ond charming Jn NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Droge and Medicines wine REAUIAES No: PUFFING they ooty ask | Crineageata in this city a bottle of this alan of | equalled in ths citys and =H! ie autas oa So cal David Leavitt, oad. “ aeER eng oer ore rine ware tho wouter Of (he age, | aay had long sulfired(FOch Prolapse ae an] ciseaae peonited i of the Maeno larmerg of thie state will give it a teial—they | Wilt cherrs- eforo I had taken the whole of it, 1] Call acd ace them you will have every (hing you can | — @- Bartleltyeaq. No. 4yFrontot. LHe Kr eee ot imotto sclencqof chemistry, suhich | buts Piles, Chronio disesses Of the stomach and Jiges | already prostrated system while Bgibeniog, touguoiher test of te entaces The feanesivania| jeyreieveds, Leontinued tang H until had used} wish {960k oe Hons Fe. Stevens, suming w.xe fenteatinezane tite clencgothemsryiic | Unvargant sn dcanzmenc or he noe soem ct | MERU o CE tt ied firmers use no oinet snosicine, and thelr horses ani) hreg or four baltles, whichcompletely cureilme. the] | At Gihich is most respectfully submitted by your] Capt. G. W-Flosd, “ Hee a ae neg ware ine) moat neal || enue with, istresaing 5 culbegoua ernie, eich tats begga a dd ed renee Dealt, wreogth ee ee ee eoriiewite repuration. They consider | Yryveqt goason [tok another severe cold, andinunc- | most obedient servants, Guy H. Salsbury,csayt Te a ae ee eaecAiTo grovca armen suit | Readachczand violent otoak af cramp: Afar onan | elatelly aati ita sare and certain cure for ‘ Miutaly resorted €o this Balsam. and a part of one bot TINGHALL & OWEN, No. 10, Gewh.itobert Patterson, SE ee eee rar bsis sedcocerous |{ UuRal! of res HexDand!s Sil abd toen\siDg Uo aa) | iba piel Dessly and excellence of DISTEMPER, Ue hail the desired ellects 1, thorefore, cheerfully re- Farmer's store, south aide of the square, } Gen“l Adam Diller, Te re see ebisined those aramallc. gums and Celebrated mele eee ee ee a gs Sees Dr. Christie's Galvanio Caratives, Mito-tound, drowsinoss,lons ofappetite,tnwardstrains, | comment oi Ce ant all ol @rs who need it, to] Nov. 29, 1860.—ilkavly. do'nt forget. Jos. L, Chester, ctq- [ogranthaleams, of which this. incomparable Hiaiment | 3.0%, uuaing great quantities of Toyensend's Sarsapa nN nT eon aguanarevet ete ue on | tram rtele cough MD Sly a pe] — : i3 a on geet FE eee en ae cinco unetans, gone || Ttyeinout ne aeulat reli ate an ede rae at ny area ee Yellow watery toilaniHcpsjea off all gross bumore, | teularly (no Aatnrs, IBAU & ins} Gen. Caled Cushing, BILDER Ea | OOO Ce ppertiea 1. tp when apnlicd; || Uae. ea a a re a eect aad acelerts ‘te radete Ul exhausted Nature sinks bopeles PREVENTING HORSKS FROM BECOMING STIFF Kespectfully,yours, WM, McGRATH. CORN I AU & Did LER, anger seeds cea aie neously diffused (urough the whole nervous | Aner Ur Me of a few bollles, a perfectand wonderful neg pales, i PREY A NIDERING, and purities and cools the vlood- (SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE & DILLEI) Honry it Stone,0sae “ instanlameowly ihe moal Lateaxe pain fa tho anesedibiy | Cure; Abe lays soutared to barfegt Nealin and fo, her be tnt aen The wale rystem, equalize ihe circuletion of ve roera of Sangamon 30d the adjacent DR. WISTAR STILL TRIOMPHANT! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, J. D. Pratt & Co. Baltimore, Md. sborttime of tea or fileen miautes. Its action is usual flow of spirits. the blend, promote the secretions, and nveer da the sligheat We asc the arme 5 . ual Da re Zouvites to call ani givo i atrial. Wo could give any Nunpapiyinostox Co. Ne Ys Fast side of the Public Square Horatio 5. Noyen, coq Deaitievoro, Vee | prowl, powerful and etfoctuat, without the Yeast dan Such letters as the ono we speak of must afford Mr. | under ny. Sarees their Toteotaction Ia te county of certificates, but we preter that every fare Tune 20) 1848 East side aVON Eo John Appleton, os, Baiigor, Me» Broan: Pemcteaton tho Hew to tho. bone, relaxes cone | ll more rea! gra Mesto Uae ner ho agcumulstes alted States, only three year since, more thao qeany of calitencty eseit of is eimcacy by Us| MPS. W-Fowzs Dean cit PromledDy a sense SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS. Joseph Corr, exis “ Fea Ae ea havel bees | eficau tog weallh = Abd eheines hal nesunuten 60,000 Persons mrs and elects of gratitude for benetite received from the uso of Wis- AVE just received their Fall supply of Drogsy| Nessre Hill, NeLean & Coy Now Orleas Waled for years,causing the shiveled fleshtogrow out) all or not by the sale of thi 7 valuable medi. 4 condigad, among which were Peapared aad eold only by CORNEAU & DILLER, foe's Balvamof Wild Cherry, { submit the following Medicines, Chemicals, Painle, Oils, Dyo Stulfa,) — Mal.J. DB. Grayson, “ rae eoraadtocirculatethrougblts yelns. Irextares || Cines Ueing its Sutter ts Bi tf enough, and iy nabject to NETy Draggiats, cast vide of the aquare, Sprungticld. Statement: Previous to my taking the Wild Cherry, | Perfumers, &c., Ac. and would most respectfully re Dr. Seymour Haleey, Vickiburgy Misa. [aha fenoviel Hult or Joint water,and thia isthe reason ) No can s2y (0 tt world without fear of contrasliction ATT 1850e Thad been obliged (o give up my busineas in conse: | turn thanks for past favors, anu Invite all who desire Peter Besancon jr. esq Natchez, « the 29 nev ikon so uaiversaily successful in curing ali| #1 have in wy pores relieved more human sultering ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, March 21, 1 ae uence of m gevero aeeion the Tungs. In this | fo nurehsse eds in our Ne give us a call James Callioun, 654+ Pea a aN ene ence i mcenioake wiselions ot ts | “ane Hid seomhen Cliat o> Se 2050» AIOE RID | wie MU 0s Pra ten mosecntone acd every thiog FMen’s calf, Kip, gent. boots and shoes, | Wsucssch state wasordered to try your remedy for] PHYSIC COUR RI CHIAN joshorts, est. « Chloesliver, lugs, and kidneys, this great Arablan | ™!HORE: = ooTs n sa tS} ns Gent NOON TLOW'S., | Consumption, I did 40, andia the course ot a, few PHYSICIANS & COUNTRY MERCHANTS, ge As TEAMS Vincennes) fae siivedy standa uoparaileled; for ague cake or enlarge~ FROM THE CINCINNATI CHRONICLE. LV ANIC BELT, suppore cheap aaa En ee ee ae aera ath oa | pho donire Srusra Mnleg; would 40 well Ce exaeuinc Gur), Hon. James SIE os U, 3. Sonat Tomes hac aaleensit isa specific; and for rheumatism | Ye whe ie or ane of civilization, r & r r ; Ye whoare barking in the sunshine of health and Dinorder. To Se SUS oengiene patent Tosther calf | that dave sinco been abietoatlend to oraiary bust | at" daphen A. Douglass w | iru eticaaenane onc ostextzordinaty ces | gainer adie Ye in atastrog Tue Van other Chronic of Ner¥004 ot ae Fee aoek wip avers forgeatiewen, just the| nese. Inlecd my presont alate of health far exceeds In the selection of our drugs we have token paina | Hon.Jomes Cooper, U.S. Sonate. has parformed some or ine valliages paioay wounds, | and who, heough your own prejudice or that of your fy Psneanls Bee ae Eg Ce eaey ral Fr aorocce an ENE aay 10) FINSLEWE No.2. | my most sanguine expectations. Yours ral to ayitd purchasing any article not teated ani warran- | «,” Daniel Sturgeon, “ on record also oF CEAND2y Te aE hres Ren Rew? | snedheal sOviscr, Jaugh to scorn Temediesbrought to te tensor yh — a oursrttulsy | ed'aegenuines ani can now furnish Druga and Cheui-) pfessreDsifeadort Niles, Washioeron sys |eilblins: bur weit nuiseases of animals, such aa | relierol rulerigg huroanity,tewarcl Dull Fluid Ex acted hencaued. | New com> AN Re Ee = icals of untoubted purity. eA Gowdy & Co- Waehingtoncity. | ts eaualy ete es py aid complatitdatembers| {yack of sarsaparlly ano screl medicinta make Sith the effect resulting from the opylication of the Trams, just received and for Sale at extraor~ PAYETEEVInTE, NsG.,Marehd, 1917. |, Thote favoring us with ondere may rely on their be;| Thos-J. Reads 264 : fare dnraing, bruises, wounds, mange,spavins, wind: | Dugt It hax done too much for the alc el —no hum-| GALVANIC BELT: ‘Takes Dither wee er st around dinary low prices, by (ap 18) HURST & TAYLOR Des guvn Wi" Fowsk?' Daarisl-For: twoyenra Se eae at the lowest rates, warranted Mensrs Syeklcn Cos StLouin Mo. | galley splints, and for nearly all diseases, either ivman| joshuncedt ‘ro repalrthe shattered lark of life, torn | ibe, body, vel mnie Biogos Soyer aoe = > pait, Thave been more or Jess troubled with a cough. SHUN DOs OF aa A. Chrbsty,o5q+ “ sa task, which require an external application, this | ond tattered by disease in ll ita parts, and fo put it} period the 1 oo a teerorieation, will acl on the posure To Jewellers & Watch Makers, Hora eee or lcuentith nesreta pain ta | PAINTERS, FULLERS: HATTERS, & DYERS,| Jono N. Wimer,esa. “ fininent stande at the bead of all medicines. ag saricon the ocoan of society, teith its sails unurl- Period the Insenaitle, perspire sing a Galveiic cirealstion He trade willlaave atleast five por cont, by gl¥- | theleft side, acconrpanied by a very bal 13 | will negicct their best Intere — = fu tothe winds of Heaven, is someth which will pass on to the orgatire, and thence back again 10 1] ‘ery boll cough, anit a will neglect their best interest if they do wot give us SAT - ai maa a 5 . ing. To enter] the poritive thus keeping upacootinucas le envculee eae eae eer Teague | tusigatsiooi=proviiy unt or more” fa aide] eal tere putehasing cuewerefor we wile ISHER® BUNNDIT. LiVEn COMPLAINTS FAVSIPELAS ANDAWEOMA-) fhesikcnnetnmber wh dea hosing a ts | Oy Rebs ngnter Thee eee in | AMEE tn tne saanutactareray by which T can | {ion tothia, aweat profusely at night which induced | emall prods. posuselters Stationers, and Poper Dealers, No. 08 ‘Tisa CURED. oor, svhite life 1s in ta evening tide=-and to Tight op | DYSPERSIA are PERSANENTLY CURED: A FW DANS aekian goods aa cheap aa the wholesale houses in| me to apply to a physician, bul received no permanent PATENT MEDICINES.—We aro the wholesale | Rivw lcm BtaasoK COaKry Nay 27fisee.* |) wltherazsof Roe tls Yecble health, and bid bits | 13 OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE New York or Philadeighia. (Gog sold onreasgna-| benef 1 then procured a botticof Wistar's Baleam| agents for all of Dr. Jayne's Family Nediciness— aunle sree domes Die. fae aration, MARION COTS cur iintmacne Je | te bale Kops tssomething, “Theso}a Krall aud who | DISEASE OF YEARS. pie tera Lens) | Ge W. CHATTERTON. | of Will Cheery, which seemed to have he desired e¢-] Weighs Indian Ve rs doyncia Fanully Nedieinete™ | CAL CIT the attention of merchants and others to | getting very wells and doing a vast ial of g900 among wish W Bull's Ssrsapanila every oR BS AND TRSTIMO Sena TT (eternal oat 300) opel iS ey Ae as, eh wel QOL CIT, the ton te etsee ot cele boss, | SOUS LEE elated wd case of bralvean, amd | BOISE STOO aoe aces abe prea o CERTIFICATES AND TBSTINONIALS SE tap 18) HURST. & TAYLOR. | eee ey ee kn snd with it iny atrength | popular Patent Medicines of the day which wo will Siationery, blonk books, writing and wrapping papers, | snother of a bad pain in the breast. A lady, who wae liver, the Wood, and digestive organs. The proof of Of the most Unioubted Character 2 Fama ek wasteslored. After taking four bottles, { was com | sell at wholesale prices. ar every varicly—vwhich wil be sold oa as favorable | Consnedto her bel for several montha with liver com-|) Jt elicacy is Ueiore 3%. rom all rats ofthe Cowoley coal be given, anticieot to All SAEETEThove mammoth Gheslerlicld cheese | pletely cured, and have enjoyed goo health ebnce, Wat wholealeIcee. 5 medical purpasea—Mo-| ferme se can be ofered by any other houses Their |pjaiat and alaction of te heath wat Bales SROM.THE CHARLESTON MIRROR. Brery colume se this paper Cine arsived, proveand to bea tip top article, Ca] a aa ee Uigerd,,Snufl sud Cavendish ‘Fobscea,, Come stock consiats 1p Far of platot and accion Oran Linens, she eatd thedoce| Jou Bus Sasaransita.—This valuable medi. AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, ebon if youwant any of it. phone Kentine waters it has the signature of Henry | and examine for yourselves. SCHOOL BOOKS, tors could do her no g Mt hes been applied to-a| cineis gaining public favor with astonishing rapidity, | whleh cooclusively proves th ‘oug.6 W. LAVELY, istar, M. D., and Sao(ord & Park, on the wrapper. ‘Oct. 16, 1850,—ly- Primero, Spelling Books, Neat rithme- | fresh cut, and cured itin a short time. “T have teenaf- | snd its unprecedented and unrivalled popular: ‘ Se eee FEES | Oy ae ene ee eects for - Qi Brimerts Sreing Books Readers Arime;|icted wtheeumatsia fa tong tne, and jst before and its Goprecedenied andunrivaledporulatysseot| Truth is stranger than Fiction.” JAN DLEDAAS, GIMANDOLS, SILVER PLA je west. Sold also by Corncau & Diller, Springlleld, NEW BOOKS Weilosophy, Ch tt wet spell it pained me 40 much that Thad no peace ‘4 § CURE OF E p coctahye chemistry, Astronomy, Botany, Logic, | a wet spell itn peace | itthe prefereace over all other Sarsaparitias. As a f
Soe e A ilarys ailver. plated ani silver tea| Ils. and by Drusgists aod Merchants generally. y OOKS- rio, Chemisty, Astronomy, Botany» Loeic | y'40\ aaa ta the night tcommencedtathing and rub-| purer o ie blond, excels otter medicines a OULITIS SPE Nia Sie ee i eat iy] Nets 36) SD ee yrrsesannnenrtirmtenctvnn| Sent nag asa Sin: Repataresenn meandate| punnero se uted Morcelsaiotee meiceet/rd| ROBUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. AND DISPERSY. Ke Key. at, (apts) G- We CHATTRUTON'S. — MW ithe attention of their fricnds, and the public] matics, aud every other branch taught in the sche vo} { he pain ceased. sett the numerous cert smihe most eminent poysicans,| Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman
FROM THE FAR WEST! generally. to their new stock of Books, Stationery BE eer Ne Uailed st JOHN BUCKMAN. | fs well as gentlemen of every cl
TME—ROCK CHEEK LIME.—The subscriber ae ere SST! enerally te, vaccived from Rew York, Thefoliow- | "4 cusses Wines iene | o, N AD Hae eer sor snd cena’ are, Well I profession of | of New Jersey, of aitinganbed attaianscte ‘and exalted
ty of test-quality o! ME SAVANNA, Mo. April 29, 1850. ing list comprises a portionof this stock—allol why aot . EF Ci ST, SW! , $ 5 nen pep eee mown to all by | reputation >—
SEE ee ee af destqualy of LIME y Moo AuFit29, 1850. | Inglist comuches ayortionof thisstockallohwhen| erirr COMPLAINT, AWEENEY, DistEMDER, | Perseitnif ao personallyieptoot conclusive, beyond | aides Naw ieneg tert iouh eee iittces Onices left with J. A-Mough at bis | Messrs H. DLAKSLEY & CO., St. Louis they will sell at a moderateadvance ob cost, Embracing every variety in use, from tho largest | CORKS AND SORE EYES CURED. chara ere doubt, thatit has elfected thousanda of A. Wecussrrie—Dear Sic: You wih to koow of me 29 NOTE aOtI ce see toomsy wil soeet with 'roOspt | — 7 would hereby inform you that I have been greatiy| Deck and Port, by colton, County Mecon! aud Merchant's Leger dows to the | CO Estee a reasonable Joudts oat all tho various diteavea anu | hat has been ihe rete omy owe cate of he application 6 atteatio MICHAEL KELTNER. | gitieqed with a disease of the Juogs—in 1817, particu- Europe, by Allison. govallest Pocket Memorandum Book, [M. Mitchel, postmaster at Fist, Fulton couMl-.#a581 | forms of disease aod human sulfering for which it ta GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. Ny reply toa
Wusve also may be fouadl every variety of Cabinet] larly, {had soveral sovere attacks, the last of which The East,by Spencers WRITING PAPERS, Mr. HG. FANwetL: Your Arabian Linimentishish | recomminied. The physicians of our place recom follows ree Are ago aT a sracay Mateasnen, Chaies | Was likely to prove fatal; bul, by the recommendation | Expedition to the Deve Sea sraltog Cons auied wedi pising Letier Paper) o¢| SReceitatesanivnt by abeut font oF Ave appl hortes| gyend ia use (we believe avout without exception) io For aboot teeny ytare Bad Meo oe crows ene coil paeeverior ia uslicy aad ebeaper than any other] of a friend to us sketch Book, by Irv 4 i , of | Optra sti complaint by about four or five applications, | Trevereuce to all other compounds on) in| aia, Every year oe ee coy course of & ey sapere taba ad edeayer) an neo es (ora wes meade So a Saee ae ea yauuprlcee AIG, Cities comatanty abot oor decane | etree tou olercompewmdnpuryang toe | ah omc ac Seas eal rete
GAMES corte vate | Prynrete overt Eacren cat Fe MarvexiNotca in Goapele and Rpts. STATIONERY, aucune ono of my ovm ofthe eneenes Cue ah | nari nay oe at ow tines St wat | Pence apte aise cee, oe i AY as Fee ee rarer isauthotargetrawe house | TSMmreRted to 10 19 aller all other remedics had fail | ftements Moral Science, Wayland, Includlag ‘Sealing Weng of various’ qualltleay wa-| Be also (eled it om wccolt That Dad! the, Wittemnes No | TE ee are ci aizeand Yuan ei | on autiry Lwecane meet 1s 8 eererg COrmiag Steg 1 a Se uetere. trom che county ed,and this being the only apparent remedy lelt te per- Shovespeare’s works. Fea eintiog anil Seal: Presses; Wriling Toke, fled, | havh and cured Itimmedlalely, Ho sayeitie decidedly | Toke crea of tte Kinds We nave tealed its] Wes, TR la iter year, caured, me Inlescritabl Carefully yackedand safe delivery guarauteed forma cure Lam now happy to have it in my power Self Culture, animal and mentale foray Convio Otrrom the best raanufactorica; Water | thegreatest horse medicid De evet papal see hae | Sue e Ase Oar enue ew yaiand cafe [lathes sobecas To the winter of '4s and ‘46, In consequence
ret Mrevory sice always on band. Having resusi- to state that L used some six bottles of the medicine, Webster's! Unabridged Dictionary. Colore,y Quills, Steel Pens, Envelopes, Nolo Paper, see eo Guumbere cured of core eyes withit. Itind it! Genuy and cheerfully recommend ite Gienaly sand cool | ofspresching © Bers deal lis my 078, gal anos other edad Veaucn of my Daxineas, Lattea to orders in the | 27) varia saved my life ani ance my recov Canaiitution OL Erenens CO ois eiesd and Boxes) Pencis; Slates, ‘ris- |® Very Faluableraeicine both for ‘man and beast. ea a ey err ils ena beconriaced | wees es ta ih egion, eas lacked evedla ro Gadertaking lige ia the proper wauner _ ora hsp Una Liv word and Toedhe RES) ae U., States Fispensotory,tact edition, aue'Paper—in fact every variely of Stationery in use. aoe — ee es ofits elflcacy. Pemiea of my partoral labore. My nercous ryviee war now rar 16 daw $a. nouan, | family medicine, andam induced toleryoutbie wate] Fowles Parennonys WRACPING PAPERS. Peer arec! ONES FROM THE LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT. FRveaply prorated and my Bron trae 2074 9 u canitu satiafy any others who may on Hered. Descent. 7 no genuincarticle is manufactured only by H. G. : 3 Isa wy Dyrpepeia and Rbeumatic affection— thus evinel jo aimilarly afllicted, of tho high value of this medi] EI aving mote arrangements with Wrapping Mills one SAnsAPARILLA—Thls univers Be ay autrbeha were connected wath each other throa CURE FOR ASTHMA ve ree flicted, of tho high value. of hls mei Elegant edition Holy Bible, (large,) ahh Te ee able Fanta ch ne Farreliysole inventor apd proprietor, and wholesale | 5 Aaah niversally” popular anaes eer purated wan arse ot cara 4 MAL cine. Signed WW. THOMPSON, Mae eeet tNow Tenleen aa ane ee ecell Wrapping PAQEr8 CDESpeE [eee te ects Peoria, liao o whom | Prevaralon. sill continocs in too ranertice. "We pat sifu af the Nerrous Syrtem- To Wo whole pharmaco. THE ONLY SURE REMEDY LN THE WORLD. Proprietor « Nebraska House.” ti te Tmatictosp Bibles and better than heretofore offered in the city. Urugsiat Nene for agencies or purchate must whom | Stands Seer a dicot pronetilers Wea) Pain mere seemed sie Pa, Del nets every lng geald
AQ datas of tae Frenci Catholicos, which wall cure | NCCT, H, Diaksley & Cos « Albumna.t printing Papers of all sizes, from the largest to the | fore Farrell's tns—H. G. FARRELL'S and my #ig- performed in our midst, ‘These certificates ore genu- Ie by my (edie @ examine your inventions, and (Whough Fae ee eiEhia ae nor Seen demonstrated io] Gente—E am pereennly, seanain ein atone:| ite Ceoteey. orefiling Papers orjcedy Priotiog Tok apd Printers | nature ov the wrapper; allothers are counterfeits, Perera in own citsacos, and beat high testimony of| with no very eangaine hopes of (heir eficlency.) { determined Piadeeds of instauces, #0 that iCis uo longer trie, a8 Thompson, ond believe bin to bea nan of high otand= te Geology. Heer ayy onihadds Meee ae Levies Adatns & Cos, Cornea & Diller, | ts many virtues, We, curselves, know itio be good, | to try the effect of the app the GALVANIC BELT Puyaicians have said) that it is au incurable disease, | (OF In this) commuallyi cul fsipett act eeotlen i Physiology. rea ees of the above articles will befound | and Birchall & Owen, Springtie\s 8 ceravanieathens; | apd by Our druggists fa eld in high, pute Every | ANB NECKLACE, wits te SAGNERIC TION, This win py sine public read. and judge. would also ail Thave sold o nsiderable of the inedi- Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene. asia and a8 moderate a3 those of any other house, | J. C. Loy, Peteraburgi S Tem Dro; Postville, and || citys tom sad village ls now sup plied, or being {UFS-| Dysrcrsra mac OONE; IN EIOMT B evanceo 12
m The public Fe *ccaua,ageu of tho Bible Society in| cine Ja question, and be feve Xt nel exaetan See eee eae te eaters (vepety,) note andielter| and every alfort -will bo| used to accommodate thoce, | soguialy AR eMerepUERAI Is Nevallcorer’ eltha; United || erase ane snvobowe MrehazatoM Pitney yusvonat Lavoas; 9m Have T aINce OMITTED aay seaes Cantor via celiglous paper, having acte-| OF couglis, colds and Weaney of Oe Cee, catia coraay wariely of setltingand Meawing po-| who may furnieh us with thelr orders, May tyw | SUES FROM THE JACKSON COUNTY (IA.) ADVOCATE. culation of over 3,000, writes to the agent from Adrian, 9 Jo., Aprtt, 8 J. McDONALD, M. D. | her, drawing pencils No.1 tod; a great variety of tooks || — Sipe Et See WO | ep cattand got a Farrier Book,f(rce of charge! ANOTHER WONDERFUL € eat pate tudor date of Oct, #, 1843, a4 follows: Ihave not been ALANS As RLOsa AVEDA OS Wee youth and children, both moraland instructive. im Rear EP F-DEWARE! of a spurious preparation, calledeeW. OTHER, AT ONOED Boch isi ae eet AA sats ya years for gos | - Prseidrboteiate and sateil by 1.” RUAMILEY. & |y yout and compete slock of echo! books.” ii ‘ MT. PALATINE ACADEMY. — | a. Facrei's Arobian Lintmeat/ ’ Doll's Sarssporiia ie doing mére goo in, this nelgh-| pL hee Mere remaring cea tency aad twelve bodrd out of every tweaty four | ¢ derbotesale und ralail by H. BLAKALEY & | vary fullnd comme saesto scale, pocket sedother | PHS fostitation will open on Wednesday tho 17th) _f¢Pt 27702 WI¥e Fee cranes medieine ota cimilat character Bas | Eive, tied ees wire water REAULT aay singe hours sad twelve neuceou Ofer sr2 re iden in| Tncdand Chesnol ste St: Lauin Ao, Sold alo 2y | fostandestelpent AC. Se, eet nba ten) TPH eae ee ecjatat altedlion (aCe? 0? : sccomplished.. Many of our acqusialances who have | eave. i ee Meapoadeace with the beat physicians in the United all & Owen, Springfield, aod by one agent in ev=| (Journal copy.) of Apriinest, under thejoint direction of Rev. 0. Sarina rai isovLioF WaUSIKnAgTEA been using it, declare (hat the good elfect it has had up Lam, dear air, very respectfully yours, Soa ni cay ouservationsandioquiries, Inthrougnout the state. nov. 30—wly. er eee = > | Fraen ana Rev..Cs, BI. Watores;, principals, (ibe site! Pau 5 ae ere Mae Ces\ltnab na Teaco bladaueie (nGeey RODENT W. LANDIS. dy realingerery thing I could oblain on the sulject; NOTICE. | plone ‘exnertence. 207 CO a ir ERR OSS tg would be an inducement fo relinquish its use. F Same ee auGue ntle of Jour med a medica have S. 8. FARRINGTON, vie undereypued willgive hia undivided attention | tent guarantee tothe yublic that this ioaituton wil WOOLEN FACTORY. "ty Toomas ; ng of Graves coun Ky fr th TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
sooo muowe Usa cau say of all the remedies I have 2 z cae ee ee ease otaterezoeser paler suguine expect Fence onan fciory alarge | beveut of maniint generally Wo hereby criiy, tRat| ual! ee of set ke man coleman Delt iv of inew taken for the Asthma for the last ten sears, All the NO-/95 MAIN) EEREST—UE, STATES) belore bp SE ea ae en ane | sted Ue moet sanguine expectations of its friends || HE sunsret having wut into nia factory alarse| ot’ or ab acing 1ete day" of October, 1st, Twas bal Jastevatoe. It would ake many colamas, were we to give take oe Ue agematomeyizatieibutableto it, Twould STAIRS: acre engin sodthe ence epatimens ofthe] toss DENN esas ee wil beter] J "eam engrani te num ato machinery inthe | oged with aver soneepain athe tower ar a Se ect pehick hove been received fromthe sie92 s Sthoat it for ball your city. EUV iCLESAUE DEAL Din BSCLe Haas Hoery oa fovernmerts 5 wvasnington, during the sessions of| stlj taught fu scaler! omupriving all he branches usu | last two years, Which mee Oot Tl Ara will haye‘on | abdomen, which aafed Duta fe ty eaatal Fae aot ee easing Tu in the Bread ted Testimony of an eminent Physician, Sen nearer mantoxireapnen el Bi feeds snd | Congreanyand of ha resiocncs in Alton, Mingis/ during IY tac ition Mill be divided into three depart. | hand by tho tirat of June, 30,000 sards of Witferent kids | ee Seen jexceedingly painful for | sie, Colors Ficor Alban Profipaus Uteri or Paliag of he rhe following 13 (rom one of the moat respectable | of goods, which he tlersat ¥ nd complete stock) ine recens, ani communications addressed {0 ering) satecvite Classical, Normaland Mathematical, and | of cloth of his own make, which to Froneea to ta ut tive Hays, during which time the fever ceased | Womb, Costircoces, ChaCteT @eult. Mesatruath aenclans ‘fusois, of 40 yeare practices of eoopas ign he ilere.at vers low pricesfor cash | cwhes place avill receive prompt attention; os in his ab-| Female, Rev. Q, Fisher, Professor of Latin, Greeks | change Of hid own Maus. Ho Willgive poo yard of| andthe pata abated (or a dey or two, afer which it | General Frostration ofthe Sytem, ed al afectins of gone Ficus PURSNGTTUSAISAR: Cateye eerie = Cia A Ce i ee eo aetna persons {0 at-| Nentaiand oral Sciences Rev. Cy M. Wright, Pro-| good Deavy’ cloth for te ant & ands Gt cood| syala roluraed and was much worse thanbefore, Dt ta ee invertion. ho easrvating nature of 3 jend to business sent hime Nestal apd Moral ence eral Scieice, sid’ Not=| wootar ihe game quality, or he gill woak woot Upon] TOS art tim was under medical treatments— Se ten cau inalne - a ste ason Gurley-—ear tien ily youngest ana be-| M3 reaulbootsy Ladies iidatipeandbuekinn |" : 507 Sciences hd 3 ; pon| Togall thie time Twas under mesic! Wresapto to | cums Tender so etre ad rarely petog cam be ea Ry allicied with the Asthma some three | do kip do Mind Eeak ie Cait pansipoled | Cue pier ens io congress; and:tho great || mal Deparlmcati Miss » Principal in Ladies? De-| shares) a@ follows: give one halt the cloth the wool | FE? DOs ais zie rere 2 unable (0 | pretervation 0 Female health, aod eurely nothing, can, be s9 cane ey neh raplly sacreased (0 datressing | do goat do pat call eayerience he has had in the prosecution of elsinis (or | partment sharehy ae living cight cents per atu from the cuse| alicor situp, ihe Mp in hich ee boo otal Bas or acactus ante iaat hick Nature perl Aas Searsce sad peoscriplions aMfurded no relic uotil 1] do thickdo dor goauanide cate wejed |Meat ae testo, extra and back psy, 03| | Trusts AND VACATIONs—Spring session will com- | tomer upon thelr Halt, Oe all that the wool makes, by feels s nein January) whepit | provied, This ie ation by the Gal eae ee eneh catbolicon, wich was | do. ¥eal do mat and calf welled | well as pay for horreey anu olher property ae aaa Weducaday in April; Sunmmer veesion ox | recciving thirty-eight cents per yard for niunelurr| borstand a number of pieces of bane come outs Pino Bett end stares Heh i nero pots Pleasant procure! som eauve,and tho use of ooe voille aud a| do, gr'n do eae ar se | meena alee ea) and olher Mopert Wictim to | rhe si Wedoesday in August; Fall session on tho Oth ing» He will also manufscture for Cutanets Bean.| maby a3 twenty at least. Some of tho plesez were] Mou 'fcble and deiaie ean wear It with eats care sot Le raeraazel'a ralical cUrer NEE Hoe Faonsineted ae Mexican af Hon to those intrusting businees 10 bis| Wednesday sn October; Winter sessioggon the 3a | xtts, pans, nd, Teoe ot Well af Sarrinens| thfee-fourtheof 28 Some tm va) mo CET Te eee ee eee nie ard | eee ee ear ono eng ua copasing Wednesdsy io Gener anere will vecMvacation of Fuizevorn anil Keneevarene, Ho giees one 22rd) na ria eared on my right Hi, ols0_ one 00, my ae Another Wit oi, thick, do. Pape Tera Nente fen | COUS UIA A rata Uead a locating ani dtporing af| two weeks ata, ‘lose of the winter seséion, anil one | of Kerseymere for three pounds of wool. Perris Fight weristand one on myles, telow the knet Teonta: DR. CHRISTIE'S
4 cle eee 0 Pt . a the same, for those entitied to bounty land, uuder the | of six weeks full owing the Spring session, which will | sendivg wool 5! ould mark theirown names on thei ued to get weak and worse, and a pain made its appear-
Sec sason Quite etbear Street have been afticted | 9° goat gral 2 antes angen | Meanmn fot tess eutited to bounty lay eattanat | feverauty closo om ike Ath Of July 2310, hich | 2CnA oar areca TET ya ae eae nae te eo GALVANIC NECKLACE with ine aatums upwards of six years, which steadily | BO\") ea)f0eols ee any of the epartinen(o. Wye hse the annual exibition. " Anuual examina. | giving directlond what kind of senda etter bs.2il+| nd stomach. Althis time allporsons gav0 mo up to igused forall complalnte necting whe Teal or ae such a Tbereseed ia seventy wail a July Tae, my breathiog a9), Kipleia de Go kin calf do do | he would eapecttully reer to the members of the | ton st he close of Abe Set ra at whi fehose care to be sent, Ke dice a'pnysician then told me. that, asa last remedy, Bronchitis, fagammation of the ‘Threat Nervous hal Sek became #0 obstructed aa (0 coutlae mo tothe house, and , i a lo morocco laceboots present and the three preceeding congreases, and to the 0 do jisitors are inv abet Thad better uso Mr. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF | Headacke, ni ‘of the Head, Neuralgia the Face, Parsi the sywploms of rapilly sinking iuto con-| 49 calfan kip brogana do kip &ecalf do do teats A ee a an iste ana rete pag athe | the Beare ie faglled taibe nasser: CLOTHE DRESSING. He ARILLA. _ After the ure of tho second bottle | Busing or Roaring in the Ears, bette wbich is gecerally Jana eEparchased two Dolties of the Catbolicoa,| UO foatand grain 19 0, gusts callgrail to | ra . EXPENSES: Amd Woo} Carding done on reasonable terms at ahort| the knot oa my wristcommencedgetling soft. Lopen- Rerrous, and that dastresved complaint, called Tie boloreux,
f p 4 rations: oc ditf | RODENT SMITH. y getting f suniton, Lpached ro mortirstaatreling Thave | dO), «ick FO pres vo neato Mena ES cumete,__|ASueeSes kine bon of workmen wil breme| eUianta dy or ro ote apiece of Fane cme ou 3 tince had but due alight return of the complaint, which Youth’ calf,kip&thick do kip, goat &colfouskins The American Live stock Geography and Grammar commenced = §3 00 | ployed. My wrist soon well, ani Teontinued to gai Palsy and Paralysis.
{wo or three doses of the Catholicon corrected. Tam voots allqualities, do kidw lasting gailors, e¢ American Live stock For Gramajnar advanced, Higher Arithmetic, Al- ei cexon colng to. Chicago, from the Central or| streogih After Pused the thie bottle 1 could get no) | ALL shyslclana acknowledge that these terrible diy a tm or tree dots OF ne catomatne preservation of| 42 c2lf)kip & thick bro- Children'egoatyealfs kin T NSU WA WCE COMPANY, | gevracommenced, Paitosophys Chemistry, Ase Cee rere ei tuesstate, willpase by this town, and| more for some four weeks, after which time | succeed cated Uy a defeieacy af Noxeus Energy ia the amected my life. CHESTER TUPPER, gang, allqualitics — brogans, , LAAs ped AN Siete >| tronomy, ke. - eS 5 = 4 go | sivine vubecribere wish lo ensure a continuance of| edlin geltingthree morebolties; After uslogthe three FASS Dh. “Cherie Galvanic Articles will cupply this
‘Chicag®, {IL Oct. 15, 1848. Ladies’ D’Klastinggaitera do fancy shoce & galter VINCENNES, INDIANA. For Botany, higher Mathomotics [and Lan- aroneee, ie to once have @ man patronize hint.— | Jast botlles, the knot on my hip became soit; it va dabcient power, and acompleto and entire cure s thus edectek
3s ane nat dee caer aiades 5 vy ie Wool Bywater up thet eect | i nu he 1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysi
‘But hear a distinguished and eminent divine, Rev. J. Sane ts arter Unlimited —Granted January 50, gusgeo - - . - 600 scan be sent by water up the Iilinois river; direct} opened, and some corruption run out, fogether witha jas ny sy an aralysis
. Williamson, who is well known throughout the Uni- " ated towne 7 $5 ! For Music (Piano Fortc,) ~ - = 10 00) tod. Matteson, Joliet, ounty, to th oof | smallpiece of bone, and the sore op got welland the = i Atlorders(eom the Country will be attended to with CAPITAL, $50,000 usic (Piano Forte;) 508 tos A. Matteson, Joliet, Wilt counts, tothe care of| small a ! twellani the |, rea This Agent La Da willamsas, wh le well known rough i | dlezalh, and al googe Curnianed wlltbe of excep. x arene week, For contingent bills : = 10-00 | FOF Mates Peru, OF 1 Haty, Lasalle finois, and it] kuotentirelg disappeared. “The sore an my Ire open Dare bean reported to Da, Cu bis Agents withla the ted States, cMrgtiois.” Ho writes in aletter to (he ed tionable quality. Toys 1iwiy Slockholders Individually Liable. 5 =, 12 [Native torwarded, where cloth will be put up in aneat| ed and a piece of bone came outs Tcontinued the use| age ¢ reuse, whieh bare Osenyt MoE Se tno star in the West thus, « Through a long pe- - AON the insurance of Horses, Mules, Prize Bulls,| Board from gt to gt 28. Tho very best acc Will be forveardeds wnre craig the above forma, and | of the sorsayariia uotil tnsedtwelvebollcs,and I now | peea able fo walk a rip for near fave years And riod of tifteen years I sutfeced with the Asthma—have THE GENTLEMAN? sheep and Cattle of overy deacription,ogainot the | datrons will be provided, | Students Tan f accommo. | oertioany partof the State, without troubling owny| am enticely welland able to do daily, labor Tt mas | feu that he bad to be fed. The! moet celebrated ph tried various médiciues, aud been acquainted with bun- REAL HEAD OF MAIR, omb ined riske of Fire, Water, Accidents and Disease; | selves if they desire. All tuition bile payable in ad | ers toaccompany, i, or it can be sent from the O! aon cttanee to some, butt will hero state that, during | gave him up. Io fve days alter he commenced we)
Greds of cases, aud am satisliod that this is the only on also upon tock drives to eastern roarkels) oF (rans~ Ney ene ieee or Vesa than sCorm, | OF Miosiseipm without any (rouble, by seadingto tbe} the tummuer of 184) Ccceenel ee Heart bons | Sucramre faut, Necetach, ano) Bascetere, Be walked ae Oe eee be relied on to curo (hat complalato! Yaylalble” Verliiating Peruke ported eeuth, na ng atten amie for toss thas (er |argot Statieson & Preston, Ste Lovin direcied ta me which can naw be step a (be Ceilscnes HO ey seat room ded ihre weeks be hal peri teconen
"Tne foregoing is conclusive, but the medicine has Sey aaa caer eras aa |e SLES tSes Pudi go cayaafies nrooC oC desth ness. x site at this places Cash raldigr woo! atall times, a¢ tho |. Thomae Neal, where I aow live, and if any person h. Captain Tomes ia seventy y 8 deen tried by an jofallible test. And thus all doubts of to dely deteckiony anil tevenobie gen Boeron 0. qiow.—This institution fs located at At. Pala- | market prices by me, at Jollet, Will County, tin #,{ doubte this statement, Lwvill bebappy to converse with
pscllor, sortinent is always kept{or inspection; | Ferdinand Eberwine, Merchant, apy one of which, if approved of| Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant,
the purchaacr both time and| George D. Hoy, Morchant, :
ing demonstration: Rev. Wor, A- Drew, of the «Maine Gospel Banner,” fa very popular editor of twenty years! standing, bad his
War by aloge, 10 miles from Peoria, 10 miles south of] | Should Farners teh for furtherinformation on the ‘Signed YHOMAS N. RIN wa, Dy witht) miles caut of Hennepin Ik is a retired | subject by aiidressing a liwate We aut tet ber at Joliet, Foros Jevated and surrounded by a most delightfuland | Wall cou-ty, Itwint ecetee immediate attention. I
gis an extract from a lelter lately received Sho physician in the Stato of Virgioia rte, 3. D.—Dear Sir: One of my patients,
STATE OF KENTUCKY, GRAVES COUNTY, SCT.
erated and Sarre tceis unsurpassed by aay [howe and exuect (o receive kome wool from ove Ta asp nertonally eaeze before me, tho understgned, | Uaksorrs to me, edison! Foor Galranic eh ony Tete aeons tee, Wllaenvonyand for hy ow aaa dubles Those elegant specimens of| Hon. hows Disioy nletiresgngseanery. The i Ghy, Presi ope ani eae ho sites and. from, come a TOERe rn aa ear ee eraneandforeatd comnty; | wUS te Marne FU fe toon activa of Dele pene ceo Hae following experiment, "ile caused the Peruguean art, equal to any to be | Sohn Wise, Nerchantand Dank Pirscfor- Mt Paletine, Mor. tly Ro ea pee eunts Every elinct abail be made-to give goneral | Thomar N. Ringo, and made oath jo, dus form Se tae, | Zee gue tas takcl alety Thin poor, Mech wes done Hace aired in aeventacn cases; erlrmantay ue cannot, joblamod elsewhere, either inTarie or] Alvin. W. Tracy), “ “ “ smout ion; nud-hopo-that-Farmers and others will| thatthoabore statement fstrue. | Subscribedand sworn teeriounly tn the application of tbe Deity but with very litle Bie poner that it relieved fiteen of them at A as London, "Bave.only to beeen to bo| Hon. Abner T-Eills, cq, statosenator, and »mayor = take aninterestia sending me custouers. this 15th day of February, 1850. Pieces und Teel (only right to Cell you, that since ebe cone Biber tivo ware desperate complalats, and’ of course aumired, and are tho sole invention) of Neocon DENTISTRY 4 SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, SALT, XC. eperenen ee reece are sing the Belt ard anlog the Flald, but afew weeks would require more timo to effect a change. oom: one ‘Abm. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director,and Audilorof B, LOYD, Dentist offico south of Hawle & Loose’ ; - P, MORSE, J.P. for G Tea oe bas FRTIRELY RECOVERED VEIL MEATUNG, 8 Address, Knox county. , Lox. DeslstomeasouthotMawles Lente ein po ent on bands in large quantities (0 sunny | 1 lela Anderton, ee tne caugty court o1| oder general heath tater han for seeral 7037 Another Witoes == - OWEN, JOSEPH G. HOWNAN, President. | genton profestionalduties. country merchonts and customers. wet oo eecnonty, atate of Kentucky, do certify that 8. P.| | G@- Every causal Deatsen iFit be Nervous, a it geerally Font PRAIBIE, Sangamon Co., Nhe 5 [Gomer of Pine and Fourth street, B. Sn ersary Wanrdr aecretay Niroperations on the tecthdonconthe mostapprov-| x. ap, r J. a MATTESON Norse,whore name ia signed to the above certificate can be cured by this worderful remedy ‘August 16, 1850, Bronte Mikccarie | Wat. Duncir, Treastrer, Merchant, and Prea’t Vine [ ea plan of the practiges and oll irrecularitics of (he <. D, Persons coming from a distance witha quan-| js now, ant was at the time of signing the same, a jus- TTT 1 1, Preston Breckcaridge, do certify that my wifo haa Owen's Tufallible Mode to «¢ connes Dranch of State Dank of Indian a ie epromedied, ke. Tothoseatlictedwith | tits of aren coriuor manufactured if obliged to | {iceof the peace in and for said Graves county, duly DR. CHRISTIE'S
ASH & DILLER, Agents, Springlield, lilinois,
over nij
shall be atno expens
eon alilicted for nearly fifeen
J.T. M. | commissioned and qualfied 98 such, and that faith and GALVANIC BRACELETS
yoars, with Asthma, MEASURE TH WEAD. sotooth ache, he would soy,thathe has ov immediate | #3¥ Over D phy its worst for, and has tried Seen Ue Oe Us cretmannecsoradiiel; leaving | eeee ees wer oenmaneuicure, without extracting—uo cure no| | Zoliety Will Counls April3®, 1859. dawy Creditare duo all ha official acts as sachs Are toond of gust Eervice to earss of Coovolsions or Fit, Titans eile of Gur, French tba. {™Ffom ine forenesty over ihe po Fall Style of Hat *Y'aeeo or public patronagerospecttully solicited 7 ; NY Yee cad cuvsca the evel of tbe county court nana | fpaamotie Compl eat i rarlgas aed Fa ee oe eeaea sali ake | aareqairedymarkey? 10% 1yas deep each way y) ats, ‘evarot nubile ptroneret -| ST, LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY. med tameaithe seel of tne county court oF | a dirt rd Or nt aay Axa ore or yt aller crimencing iy use,| "From carta eat, acrous the forchead cloce doen | [Vf eETL would inform bie friemts anid tho putiie, | TPUNT —_— {e- counly to be Beremto amined tele 1818 (457 Baargy a he Mes ec ose STE eZ Fae ee a rae tin taa ac geneea | eee eal uihine wbiskerveties staan, | Ataicshme mites ue hee erected on ho site oa: TO THD FARMERS ZAwEWs THOMAS Fs FORTE EDWIN ANDERSON. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. health is better thaa it tas been for many years. Borg Scatp PET seed Aid stands vefore the tte, alluated one house from | WH PHOENIX MILL having been colarged, and un. A. P. LADEW & ¢ ee etisatattnesoilon eatirectent toiine ile be PRESTON BunCkeNRiooE. | , FFom the front ae fr forward as required, (othe mata erect, onthe.navinelte aime steels) orgone a thorough repalezwith an entirenew set| rypp FOUNDERS, AND DEALERS IN PAPER,| ceriificate of Thomas N- Ringo, of wonderful cures rary cule, 00 »: event inspositions and counterfeits, the] "From one side tothe dpa é oa tas resalyand tae sO iee arranged expressly for grlstwork. Weare vtrformed by John Bul?’s Fluid Extract of Sarsaparitta- contre! thon of the proprietor. eee aeitis crameeltaaienistocuitenien| greta tenetare tees eee eee | crtdunatiogyutteshe ce to with a connuenco that] | fag quied neat Corn gona ite vette tan 31, LOCUST STREET, ST. LOUIS, pen quadredsorrecent curce effected in many sections ; eel yaivar orto aE cele nec preiers Ima AToEaM otto eee heath e Fa oe oer a rate ae oof ne We | (YALE the alent ia een ote erat the moat fcredibe ot te any bondeed Crtgeate om 00 Five required Fe a ere ra by eatonaien avant | — Acrons the crovss ox ieo of (Dal pend es tl Sates hal. “Assuring: thgm hat to the cholceat of| fy ag airiaty our old patrons an the Mune gen. | tne er pes ky Ler he foun avery | must be concincing proof to the moat incredible of its | ge TT ee eer cat of DR sing: - ee awiy ” |ialerisand, thewestof'mechaniam, ho has aided | gahy,, Thankfuifor past favorty Canali eouralmic )esteay of pe ove seuorowillbe found every) Minonieary efieacy, Iisa patnteabie remely at] cfifyarreg OALVANIC ARTICLES Abd Ws} ROY SEAN Ord sca (or ee a ca eres ecorTiil cringed by increased -. Popular approval; 28)” \ak9 it the intorestof all to callon ot varicly off TyPt1 Daovery oiber atticlo used ja a| greatly sought after. | While thousands seek rove! CHEST ne mont ferble and ot mine alirested to JASON GURLEY, Chicago, (tii: MILL AND # CUT SAWS, evinced by fecteased sales) Bal alraiy stamped se) "Tenn nigheat price sn cash gid for wheatallhe [prints ne greatly, 20uE ae eintoloris reaplog golden | eafety. ta many cases the semetion aulanding, thely ote 6 pois, who is general agent for the Vaited Sta‘as © hav : ear i Tor at the storeot the subscriber. ining oie. |g jately madeladditions to their] harvest(tom ine immense soles of his popular com.) \eny pists! end erwell Sy\toaoy art Eran ee ced, ponies, | VW i done teaidanawe? C2, mil Meh aaa a is own sctetion inte cst any | “rhe hoxe wehacome ro 2 sntanee fennel FAs Bale $ 60h te neapaper Typejol Nac] pounde—Loerli Denoect ar ai ingiield, His. Price $3 per bottle. lands my rd direct importation from Paris, an extensive. assort=| . , remain over one pight,shall beatne @ yense. (eree iamported feom Scotiond aad thes will continue — | rices: ere 1, 150A 9 Pe ngraede sie" Vat mane abdercape af th ard ile Pee] Pagptetae WHE ENNLE ics partes fm sation aeline wiltcotinas| “ ppoy THE WASHINGTON DEMOCRAT. | ayo Galvanlo Balt ae eres Warranted, end for sale low, by é farian andraw. and leghora hats, rich Paris We = =a ~ | new Scotch Type reer: ah os py reference to our nivartisingcolumnr,ourreaders | The Galvanic Necklace, ‘Two ‘Dollars, MAMMOTH STOR Noy. 0,780, TOWnY LAMB & CO. JEretlas,Mesican hats, ladies" mols, victorines, boas BRILLIANT, VERY. er wentivorgon and slay saply of Save| italic ronda rere: Gatane Besa) Gon Bellare journal cop, Gnd culls of tuo Choscest fures Parle usobrllae N passing owning row, 3 and 4, last night, Timagin- | an cep lng Peper lao, Cap, Letter ond Colored| We will say for ourselves that itis a good medicine, ; eRe nats ——— CETREIGA OA aaa sh es N pausing owningrows 3 and siged te Inferior, | Popersy al of which wiltbe sold on themost reaou-| for we Lor eats ea tioy Soustre eaute | (oes eee aaa Bee MS 3 ere ale ea On rer ta belonly ct ble term: > vepre of peopte in our village who would (es- ‘The articles are accompanied by foll and plain dire have eularged the Stores No.2 and (in Hut COOKING STOVES. Meee ere os theektablishment {is “One Price,” and | a found the light to be only, Te Telcton ot thei |G (GFE Saeyping end Baring will val ghalmasenee of neon i vloge who would tes-| 02° TBs ariel ue acSOmTeuCL A ny be bad of he Se a em : 5 no importunate solicitations to bur. he etock of parlor lamps and girandola. ders tor Stercolyp will bo tity to the samo fac oat Parpblets partic: a eae relay coe wee uquare fector rouse) Wer sedees amervcan atrstignicoth stored, Fay Mexnte, | ueeebgo "A LOVEROW DRILGIANTTHINGS. |promelly excite, wisning touttalieh » Newepa-| FROM THE LOUTTENT DAILY DEMOCRAT. PARTICULAR CAUTION. eC ey Neen eerrrictory i stoveud | ar Market street one house from Main. St.Louis. | S—yayrrorab PLOWENC—ATNG varie yc | pes Moi pantar wishing Nowenss| | To’ gma aueeotucr to calfria en insome | go> Bren of Cail wat Metin, Hag now chads, which will be sold av low aw they can be 24) do! No.3 do do ures p29 Saute GORNEAUS. - | Pstimate in detail for tho sama, by stating the size of| measure cubslicd but the rush for John Bull's Sarsa ‘D.C. MORBHBAD, M. D, pose arcantian Ishdomee ue ge a - =— CORSE ANS. | caeimate ise the particular style and quantity of the| paritls Laas great ay ever The Doctor seys, «the ery| GENERAL AGENT FOR THY, UNITED STATIS, Se Miate Ns NO TROUSER TG ROS 12 Resor's No. 0 Double Oven go COOK’S COMPOSITION CANDLES. NEW FALL GOODS tener careded« tuastiion otsyeotcurown| Heatley com gy AORS f gaaaays New Fork Goons, {ap 29) HICKOX BROTHERS, PO Ea tb ii subveriber hae on hand andoders for saletne | YPDVOKE, k FONDEY! 20 seclving hol fl 0 Fa te a ern a Ti RES. THareo tort seo has tn a age For tein sprig alo, Uy the autor SO a Pe Sea yer s Farco nde De Ee ne ee cuaiorks| twister stock of goods, which comorlece a very |""yycoig typo faken in exchange for new at nine caxcsslon upiards Of 300 ee oe ia ihemen te] je AE : T@REAT ATTRACTION, St racinut: in starenie and canbe hat tbe edued grice | Rear fondonn A ta Sere Tae | azouswape ken, tnveuabnage (or nacSr || Paugyteraes tcingblemesiine othe moxt fat] |, T, G- JOHNSON, 4 ‘i th ‘ a entriper pound ‘The only recomnendationhearke | offer aa liv oa they can bo purchased in (hie cit is per pound. fering « in| Peoria, by M.A. KO Peat Ser iLeanonigba accounted for fearthe | eee aalaw LOWNYJLANB KOO, | (ne generat agent for Mr. J. Cook, manufacturer inthis | _ Octy 18. Now 3, south she square: Ni TR SU TT Hor eale by BINCHALL & OWEN, No. 10, sonth| te horited Agent Bt - MOCKENBULL La city, and can Bupply all ordera by the bo — Ts LAWNS, French chintz, French Jackonet, fj rape kquare; Spring cli, ‘ad by authorized Agentain the princips’ gor and better bargainy than IODLE STRINGS without number, at iy aod ipply all ordera by the box or pound, at - say 350 Le PD. A % Ne je of the public rq) pring bre theonls | civizs of the Valo. tn ibaa the shortest notice. Try them and decile. Secs Ground Alum Sait; 250 L. PD. ilo.y| [neat stylossjuat opened st : ide of ortnia valuable preparation for tbe central rs ex mnop in ipry [16U» tty ‘BOY: 19) BIBCHALL t& OWEN, | qug.28, 1890-—dllr W, P, GHINSLEY, POOO f2 Nase, sot ror sate by 4. BvD (oP 18) Honst & TAYLOR'S, | Fortion of the slateof Lilo ‘Van. 31) 1860_we Wy+ eee