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CHARLES p LEA WITT, 4 GO.

10 aud i6 Union Street
Manufactures and Dealers in Stoves, Crates, Fire
Frames and Ships Cambooses. Also Tin Plate, Cop
per and Sheet Iron Workers.
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Lumber.

OUCH as Square Timber, wsrranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Clapbosrds, wooden Eve Spouls, Slitwork,
&C., &C., constantly for sale in Pulney by
March 10, Is4s soif
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WHEREAS, my son JOHN WESLEY WILL
w LLa.MS, without my knowledge, or consent
left the Isl inst, therefore forbid any persons
harboring or trusting him on my account as shall
pay no debts Of his contracting after that date.
ALDEN WILLIAMS.
Halifax, September 5, 1876.
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RODERT s. DAVIS, no Washington ST.

Publisher General Bookseller and Stntioner.
Publisher of Greenleal's series OF Afithmetcs, Park
er's Composition, and other valuable School Books
County Merchants, Teachers and Others supplied low
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10

JAMES FRENCH. IS Washington 81
PUBLISHER BooKsELLER, IMPORTER and SrATioNER.
Cluntry Tales and Teachers supplied with books
and Stationery of every variety, on the best terms
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BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.

TTNHE attention Of Country and Seaport Merchants
Il Manufacturers and Others about visiting Boston
70 purchase Fall and Winter supplies, is most respect
fully requested TO the following Cards, comprising
Merchants, Manufacturers and Artists.
Being fully prepared in the several branches, we en-
brace the facilities afforded BY the Country Press, To
solicit your early calls and we our New Eng
land friends that pains shall be spared on our part
10 please both old and new customers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10

SOL III. DODGE, Merchants Row.
Dealer ia Finished Axles, Elliptic Springs, Mallea-
BILE Iron Castings, Carriage Trimmings, &c Machin-
lists Tools, Nuts and Washers Also, agent for kins-
ley's Forged work, Douglas Patent Pumps, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10

FULTON HARDWaRE MaNUFRG co.
Manufacture and have for sale every variety Of Mil,
Circular, Pit Hand and Wood SANS.
Office 43 South Market ST. Boston,
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ID. PRoUrY g. co. 49, 20 s. p North Market, and 10
Clinton Streets,
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flows, Agricultural Implements, Grass, Field and
Garden Seeds. Office, PaTor and Cooking Stoves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10

GREEN.uaN& NORTHRUP, 90 Union 81.
Proplielors Of the New England Stove Works. have
complete assortment OF Stoves and Hollow Ware, at
the Lowest Cash Prices. Also, Agents for the Stuart
Patent .air-tight Cooking SiOve.
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MITCHELL'S MAPS AND UNIVERSAL
ATLAS. Tyson's Atlas and Chart Of Ancient and
Modern History for Schools and Families. For sale
and agis. supplied at So Cornhil, by IL. LEACH,
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NOTICE.
FOUND.

TN The highway, in Wncheser, N. H., quantity
''"' - ''' GEO. W. BRlTToN
Brattleboro, Aug. 90, 1896.
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JOHN MARSH, SrArroEgR.

.Manufaeitrer Of Account Books, Writing and Dress
ing Cases. Manifold Letter Writers, &c.
Importer and Dealer 10 Foreign aud Domestic Station
cry, School Books, Sc. II Washington ST., joy
Building.
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CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
Paper Hangings, &C., by MICHAEL MELLEN 4
co. l6 and is .Merchanis' Roo
County Traders are specially invited 10 call.
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CLOTHING. SMELLING g. HOPKINS, corner
of Ann and blackstone SITS. have on hand an extensive
assortment of Ready-made Clothing, which they in
vite the attention Of Country Traders, and all others
wishing to purchase good articles al loir rates
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BOPS CLOTHING and SHIRT ESTABLISH
.MENT.-60 Court, opposite Brattie Street.
A great variety, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
rates. BY OLIVER HUDSON.
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sHOREY & co, 1871 Washington St.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic piece Goods,
Hosiery, Threads, Bindings, Worseds and Yarns,
aud Manufacturers Of Wooden Yarns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-30
GREAT BARGAIN.

EJNOR SALE-The equal undivided
half of a FIGURING MW, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
Tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts; screen; smut mill corn shelter,
and everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hon
SEES and store-onc n new two story
houso-and several ourbulldings, with
100 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersects
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good title and immediate possession
glvea. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. l.. Holister, Esq, at the cour,
house, or at Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-30

We speH, au hpar on Saturday in
risil TO the mlnuilr,ory of Ft.geralFs
Portable U,H, lr grinding grain, coffee.
spices, $ il, &c If which we have hi.h.
eric spoken. Several Of he mills were
Put in operation by hand and steam pow
er, converting wheat AMI corn into good
-four and meal with satisfactory rlpiIuy,
lis. rate ofgrindng is certified to be. corn,
per hour, five bushels; wheat TO -four
bushels. We presume it is not intended
that this mill shall ever supercede entire
ly the great Touring establishments now
in being but for any new setiiemenl--
for band of emjgraas to the far West,
for plantation or neighborhood distant
from mills--ii seems almost indispensa-
bic. One Of these mills costs from $40
TO 800, weighs three to five hundred
pounds. hardly occupies more room than
ches, Of drawers, may be put up by any
ordinary mechanic in any spare room,
barn, or wood-shed, and will grind by
horse powe,) almost any farmers grain
with far less expense Of time and team
than would be required TO take it TO mill
two miles of. 1t may be propelled by
water, steam, horse, or hand power. -
Those who have experienced The delights
Of going ten or twenty miles to mill over
bad roads, anL then finding the mill out
of order. or choked with custom, SO tina,
another day must be spent in coming ai.
ter the meal, will know how to appreci-
ale this Invention. The grinding surIa.
ces are of the best French burr stone,
readily picked and putin order by almost
any one. The first one put up in this ci.
~, about two years ago, is now in daily
operation, as good as ever, and grinds
three hundred pounds Of coffee per hour.
There are many neighborhoods ia which
j, would be richly worth $1,000 to have
one OF them. We saw two Of them put
up for the California expediion.--N, L.
Tribune.
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C-JNone can be genuine unless signed in uri.
ting by w. b. Il II. G. FAuugLL, sole and
Original Proprietors. O. Manufactured only by
II. &. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills,
and fnr sale in Ottawa by &. l.. rHoMpsoS.
Jenkins q Merrill, Loclpo,', DR. : & Smith,
Peru j EVcrot, HeaHepia. Benjamin Newell,
PcDceian5 Stevens & SINS, MdjaaIouu J v
Pickering, NIcGrk Bouehton u Hubbard,
Olcrgoj Voge, Btsiol; and Wheelcr &
Allen. iW6r1.
Ottawa. Iunc II 'SlG-3iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-30
NOW COOSl NEW GOOpSll

4 HAVE ju.treceiyed from New York
4 large stock Of dry goods, compris-
ing almost every article in this line usu-
ally enQuircd for in country store, ana
am determined to sell the same as cheap
as the cheapest; it is useless to onumer-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
aud examine the goods and the prices,
il is no trouble to show the goods.
n. b. Mos, kinds of produce taken in
exchange. G. f. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, ls46
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-30

Pofaioe OnionS.--I'he Maine Farm
er speaks Of this onion as being consider.
ably cultivated in that section. tits plant.
ed like potatoe, and propagatcs itself
in clusters. One Of its advantages is lis
safety from tie 1y. We are not aware
ths. this onion is grown hereabonis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-30
4 TEN TIC NJ!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
7. BASSNETT'S.

(No. 4, Brick Bwldings.) J
Z I AilNG lately received an addi
b. a uonal suIply Of ine English prints
and dc lanes, will now sell hem at
Ncio lorh Uheic;G!e Prices.
These goods are of tie finest texture,
of tie fastest and most brilliant coIors
and of the most esteemed styles. lie
therefore invites al who wish to rut.
chase ialI dressrs, TO call and see them
before they buy elsewhere, corfden,
that they are both ehecI! ehecEcrM and
chcopesiH
Look al MCse Prices, and remember
that tic Qualily can'lbe Leaf.
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rv~A TiyIE,ubscrilcivou sPee,ful
A.s.6si Il ly innrmthc .ra,eImr public,
ssssGS3 that he has taken he abOve,taGd
s,,7.s..,,-s.A fora term of years. The house
and barn have been thorough, repaired. lie
thinks he shallbe aJl, TO tcconnodnteth hose
who give himthcif custom IN manner that
vii satisfactory to all 27-tf.
Ottawa, Dee 20, IS44 GEO. II. WEST.
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FEE GsEAC EsENlllSY FOR
MAN Os: BEASs.
IrAnRELLs' ARAnlAN nNIMrNrN

amman h'"i"I"i.)
S7tRRELbS ARABIAN lINlMENr is q
4 composition ol balsams lrom plants peculiar
- that country, and It Is hy the usy Il tie aIti.
physicians, 50 celebrated Ia the hralira AIT. ~.
t1rm cures that are consul ted almost ulla,utuu,
o! those who have not studied So l,,pi, into III,
,ug,u,cs nature Eus given lis.
The Arabian lIuunuut acts with T. rec at,' a..
cray, penetrating IA" 4 sh TO ,hc bone. ic,uAm.
con Taclcd co,ts nud siu,Vs, restoring ucti,uu
limbs which ua,c long llsl their u.r. S,at,,k
one year hI, elapsed s'ucy thls article WIS Iuita.
IIcrd, aud mote than mn ia tus.UE y ,it, NAV,
been sold. Tbpu,nuus ate read, To- aii,st 10 IT,,
excellent qualities. II has guu,d an vutr,i,,
which require an ,A,uu4l r,mrr, itch Ms
rheumatism, sar,l.css and sv cl..,s OF the br,,s,
pain and weaAle,sin the back aud I.lrl,. ,pr,.n.
bruises, CRAMPS. uumbncss. ir..ru uu.h.. Lit,s ,t
insects, old sor,s, fever sores, p,lr,. OF >N,,lrJ
neck, paralysis, WOUNDS, luu., all so,U,rcs
salt rheum, come. warts, s.rc. We. ran rsu,Is
Sc. Ne duNy hear Of tie mos. u.t,ri.h,ro
cures on animals 0, tins ,Ac,ll,ut. r,r,,f,. and
vt hazard nothing In sl,ir4 tLatIh,r,u.,,,l ,.
h,ru its egua, a., a ourat,r rh.,s.s N,r..
,rrl positively, that It will ,rfr any r.., ul .,.
uy IN existence, and has never t.I,tt T., ,,,r. Il -.
tuli and pole CNll vusn Used Iu the beginning .
also the zig head, SPAWN, sypt. gpls. s,r.iu. pr
,gr5lns, bruises. scratches. wounds. ,i,a ,.u.
su,l eyes, all ,atlnugs, N.Nr.
II is with pleasure that certify To- thc GOOD f.
hcis Of fauols' Luimtut on NY horse which
had the swceuy so badly that be was pronounced
10y al who saw hm 10 be iuounlc. never,
mysc II, knew woiso case Of svucuy in all NY
l'acute OF % yeats. used only one bottle at
the large size, aud in weeks be was well. /
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super tlnask, Tor lall's yards wide IS
Ard oil other Ilirgs in proportion.
Attention is also invited to my stock
Of English blaHhcls, coun,erpanos, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, of which |
have n great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. also expect to
receive in few weeks, a full supply Of
winter goods, which | will be able 10 sell
iow for Gosh or ccmiry Produce,
1877 +. NAssNETT.
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y q y ~ u 7TT"UI|E II.TTIl I'L
' ' citizens # Peru, La Sale. and
lie adjoining country, taal hi. STOCK Of
DRY GOODS.
Grocer.ts, Nrl~arc, Boots ., .H5cs,
&c, DE-, &C.,
Is equal 10 any ia the cou..,s. ills
stock was selected win grca, care for this
market, saa - f1tIs satisfied that his
prices are as low IS lhose Of any other
establishment IN the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and Others
TO give h.m a call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La SaIie, March 10, 1916.
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-lal way. tu make hdls with MS. t ,.,.t go
's,s IN pant as follows:
Uoo1.cns, Sc. Sc.
% cloths Kentucky jeans,
oa,s'meFcs' Heavy Kerseys,
, nn mint Cassimeres
! "o' c'o'hS' Beaver cloths,
Ashland twocds, Pm a ma I,rs,vs
M r P"'"'oes' BLACK aud cololed
Canvass paddirgs, rAlnoccas
Rcd and green hauucls, white and ,,l,ow
llanrels, Canada grey clud.s, &c.
Domcshc cotton Goods.
Brown sheeunss, Osnaburgs,
brown =, uf'''s' Hickory sAiTiirgs
bIeached sheclings, Moleskins,
Tickings, Black and coIor,J
Apron checks, TComhrics
h'"e u'l'iS' Cotton ianncls,
Domestic gnelans, Color,d Si!icias.
Prints, Prints.
100 cases, comprising muddors, nrci,s. ard
'tiW2,s, E'tost s'ylr--makiug a compile nssnr,.
mont 10 d. M,umaoh and Fall River L!u,s; )
DO Furniture do.
'HGuIS, LO00S, &c.
2cC0 wool and worslod Shawls. comrri.irc
Chinese, Paris, Orleans, Spanish. cmhro,l,,,Jd1
Boston fancy Hereford Highland plaids Br,cho
black SUI cpulrd cashmorcs, ard other s,yl,s
80 dozen voollcn Hoods and Comfgrt,rs.
E'mkC'S, ElaHICis.
"'rc aud grc,n MarIiuaw. lor coats; 81 ard
io1 Nhun'y md Dlf'r, saddle and steamboat
'ah"t's' Oar stock ri these is CNt,Hsi,r.
Uhic Goods, Sc.
J hin ord plaid jaccncts. common ro,rl,cs
Mss ara took ru-irus. bishop hws, Ilsin and
inquired ''''o"s, figured gmlurc, lace, ,isngs.
irsu,lug,, &c.
NcJ Good5 SC.
Black and figured sk velvet. white md coIor.
ed spool cotton, Ladies white black and ui,,J
cotton hosc, mems brown and mixed J.. bp.p
Ladies aoJ gentlemen, gloves m great ,,lirl,,
tapes buttons IN ercat ,,rirry, tonrc, and can
ribbons, ia!.rta do, Pyugct hahts cotton do. sf,,n
IaUsgcs, h''n tuok and side combs web md
gum elastic ,usp,rGcrs, ll1lan rra,.ts. ho,Ls
and eyes, linen table cloths, linen thread. ,irs
res'ug-, Irish Linens linen cln,blic hdLE. Rus.
''a d'rcf-, R1ssja crash, carpet yarn
HcF.Hs, Ho3jng, UIcIi1g,
And au ,XtH.iyc assortment or Gool.. Zoo
"unGoHs 10 mention IN an atyc.,iscmenrl nli,b
HIliso.l loss Tor
H'"R NF7E'yEn rArIR ~ SHORT nArr.
We earnestly desire mucharrs. visiting hi,
uorke, to sI'e ur stock an ,Namina,ion.
III COLLINS Il Kellogg.
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ELsu.
liquors and Wines.

White lead, Oil, ac.
Z shGN KEGS No /, aud pure, ygrouuj in
Z " ~ oily
barrels linsocd OIL
, spis iurGcntinc.
Lamp black, chrome green aud yellow, yeuc-
tnn red, ochrr, lthTossc &c.
70 lbs No dry white lead,
400 lbs M /, red leod Just received and flr
sale very low by July % q L WALKER.
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FREMONT HOUSE,

CHICAGO, Ill.
Il GI3LEt, * co, h;, Of ihe American
- 'rnFeru.c House, Chicago, have taken
ths fremont House, corner So lakcard
streets. Naere 'try Will bee hlrHy 20 serve heir
friends a.4 al. there who vli.i1ror tLcm with
cali. iEthc best -Iyie Msy !. 1916. 6-t5
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Tor the Tals ara Winter ,r,,,,

COLLINS x KELLOGG.
( 1913 Main street, 81. L0uis, lLol
ssANE received by late arrivals, a full opJ
i complete assortment II
ray and Hmtcr Ery Goods,
Suitable f'r the approaching season, and very
''S.'cuuiIy request call from Nrrcn,Nrs v,..
'."S oll Guy ior The purpose Of la,iug in tL,ir
stocks ct ala aud " inter lt,dr u, are rr,.
pared To "ilc' our Goods a, such low mos lar
l's"' Us cannot Tail To indacra l ,rr,hasng IN
;hoI way. 10 make bdls with US. s,n,t CON-
7lss IN pant as follows: wa
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Haus.

p y KEGS Of first rate quality, 3 to COD, jus
4 y received and for sale low by
July %. 1876 GE WALKER.
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DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
'sNllE subscribers al the Low Err
MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and tie public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant,
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-.
bic manner They are also paying
CAsyE FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all PERSONS in
debtcd to them are requested to pay IN
Whea, or Cash, Immediately or they will
beunder The painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and hes, efforts 20 secure
future. GEO. MANN s. son.
April 3, 1916. Al.
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WIN. phgg co.
Grind stones: Grind stones!

fS'IlE subscriber has just received
NJ large quantity OF the Lake Huron
Grind Stones from neY quarry. They are war
rantcd to be superior TO any in the western, or
any other country. Also, Dry Goods, Groceries
and Provisions. HARLOW klMBAIL,
corner Randolph and Market ste, Chicogo.
Sept lst, '46-ll 3m
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VIII 10 done a, tie usual pt.oos. or smell DE-.
count for ready Fy. J.h l.. CEEtN.
y. Is. We have also large -upiiy % G.o
esrie' which Vcrtl,r l'r sale Huui,sa.. ard re-
tail at Ottawa prices. ll,asr give Us O Cd, o.
lho new bu lIiag just hrlow The mill
Dayton, May IL, 1916. JGD G..
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This ccr,iics that have used Faur'ls' Tin,
imyu, on my horse, which was badly gal,d. All
in four days it produced perfect cure. cat
with confidence recommend il 10 the Public as a
safe and quick remedy for gals. o. W. MrNGru
of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister Of the
Rock River conference.
Peoria, Angus, %, 1915.
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CegTAIN, PRCNPT AND PEfMlN[KT

REMEDY FOR the ACUE AND FEVER,
Is geucr9lly conceded; crd it is rcsorcd
to by all thus afflicted, in preference tn oil other
preparations claiming 90 cure this diseusr.
Volume, If IT.J,ogijt Icstimony might &C
company this notice bat the propnctnr believes
that the true method of apprising the afflicted Of
The perfectly curative properties Of the Tcnic
febuiugc, 10 the trial Of It's Miraculous power
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In going to tie Methodist conference in Poo
ria, from my residence IN Caldwell Prairie, ".
r., my horse got his foot strained 50 severely
that | could not have travelled further without
great inconvenience. used Parcels Liuiment
aud it cured him perfectly in i,w doys. also
found it excellent in chaies aud gals. | can
safely recommend 1t 10 The public a. an excellent
modicn'. Rev. JouN CRUMMEr.
Caldwell, prairie, November 4, lSlj.
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rs LialiJie HeaM Rest0yjng Pro-
peYIeS jUiiY established!
EVER & AGUE DESTROYER,

IN prcscnting this well established and
4 powerfully slna,ive MEDICINE 10 the peo-
pie Of Illinois and The ciiz,ns generally Of
the -oulh.vostern States, The Proprietor feels
perfect confidence that i, will act as success.
fully in the districts where Il i, nov produced, a
in tie Aguc and Fever visited regions of Indiana
illinois, ard Ohio, Michigan, and western rcun-
sylyauil aud New York. la the States above
-LunuLlnu.l L. nnI- nr.nL D-lDLr-lu ns L
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-23

looking about New York ; atmapy Of the cor
ners of the by streets, groceries are situated.
and in all of them you will find the decanter of
rum Sc, sitting upon the counter, aud NE
eRoEs and WHITES drinking from the same
bar and almost from the same glass, toasting
each other, how ridiculous Shame for Co
THAN! Invited by friend TO look about and
view the degradation of man, we first popped
into fashionable place on Broadway by the
name Of PirrEUx's, where women are kept
singing with pianist for the benefit of those
who visit the place, Of course many there are
melted by the free privilege OF attending nightly
concerts who cannot with composure oc-
.cupy seat in this fashionable Rum Mill
without taking something in the shape
Of Rum done up in the form of Ju-
lips, Punches, Sn,ashers, Cobblers, Milk
Dances, SC. &C. There are some other places,
viz the Bo,oery Cottage, where the same course
is pursued. Why not have female Rum sell
lers at once as TO have them singing vulgar
songs before set of bloats. You cannot con-
ceive the amount Of swaing there is practised
IN thl prince OF cities. But let me stop to en-
quHe how temperance prospers in the district.
They are working hard and keep open their bat
terles against the Rum holes in this city. The
Marshall Society held quite an interesting
meeting on Monday evening last, they were
addressed by Sandy Wclsh, Dr. Wilson and
others, interspersed withfne singing. Several
signatures to the Pledge; the Yorkeys are the
bo-hoy! aHtl
There is a report that the celebrated Van
Amburg, the lion tanner has been killed how
true it is am not at present prepared to vouch
The United Brothersof Temperance are pro-
crossing rapidly the true spirit Of Republican
ism with which they proceed, turns out to be
a very preat inducement for persons to enroll
with them. Gen ZAcKERy TAYLOR has been
nominated for the next President Of the United
States by the folks Of New York. Success to
the brave old champion OF the Rio Grande.
Business is very much enyened since the
settlement ofthe Oregon dispute. Let those leg
lslators but settle the rum disputed prohibit
ing the license of for the sale OF the ardent, and
then future difficulties can easily be settled
PALERMO.