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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
NEW NOTES UPON
WOREESTEss'S PIANOS.


THE New York Commercial Advertiser OF the sd
L October in describing the furniture IN the new
"unon Place Hotel,' thus speaks.
tWe told that the builder OF the house, Coriiahd
Palmer Esq, has aimed TO have the best furnished no
tel in New York. That would demand great skill anu
taste others have conceved and SO tar as possible
carried out the same purpose But we may safely say
that the Union Place Hotel has Of the most elegant
and best toned Piano, have yet seen or heard. IL
is one Of Worcest-rs. Technically, il Is FINISHED
tlrou ghou"-at Is the hack well the front and
ends are finished, and with equal elegance and care
The Is perfectly pure, deep, and soft as the tone
can be. Compass and sweetness most happily COM
bned; aud il justly eIcites the admiration aiik- o anna
ieurs aud professed artists In s construction Mr.
Worcester has evidently sought to excel even hiinsrl
and has designed that this Piano should speak OF MS
great skill To all visitors al the hotel !"
From the New York Evening Mirror Of the iih DC
tobrr:
"WORCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admirine, 4
few days since, a very magnificent looking Piano
Porte, in the elegant drawing room OF the Union race
Hotel when, upon examination 81 its interior, we
were pleased to fad that II came from the mannactny
Of our friend WORCESTER, ,f l37, Third Avenue. Mr.
Wheeler the proprietor OF the Hotel informed us tiIat
in the last ten years he had bought as many as dozen
Piano Fortes ct Mr. Worcester, for himself aud friends
and that all had given The most perfect satisfaction
We have often said and take pleasure In repeating
the truth, that Mr. Worcesters instruments are made
upon honor, and are equal 10 any IN the world"
We are constantly supplied with a full assortment Of
Horeesters choice Pianos, selected expressly for our
establishments 10 which We invite the attention of pro
fessors amateurs and the public. Our prices and terms
will be found accommodating.
Octl4 DRINKER & MORRIS.
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..:lSCLsL .NiL as.
Wonders WIFI never GSa.e!
THIS IS THE 4 &c OF DISCOVERY.


The IL s. astonishing iafen.
lion OF The age, pn.ci.2 Ell
I"f =, Z! = y.A ,savy
oa.lly ihr
cELEko1Yfl..
IL tnis &untrt.ui in
:e.'ion, he rdflt.,' i, ia
ken ii / lev >lcuAi, ,i:nc
ani Ike pictures proiucet
By it are superior in tone
AM finish 10 The o.d Da.
guerreolyre.
Also, FREE EXIilEI-
TloS O + STATES
MEN AN - HEROES
consisting Of III" FlesideE
Vice Presi!eat, General,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

VIRGINIA HAIR TONIC,
NOR the Restoration Of The Hair Removal Of
L Dandrutf, &c.
The above preparation has mel with much IA
vor from al who have used il. Unlike other Tc
MICS for the hair, it combines The mcdtsiaal wi
III. ornamental. Persons whose hair is falling
our, or has become dry AMI crisp, from want OF
natural nu,Iimcn', will find The Virginia Hal!
Tonic admirably adapted for the prevention and
relief OF both conditions; and, f,r The rem val OF
dandrufT from the scalp, and giving lively gloss
10 The hair, il has no superior. For sale al
GAYNOR & WOODS City Drug store,
Nov } Corner above Civ Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
LOTTERIES.
g. ssastse 3 Is.
Is a N-hEEpS nLt n'l...L,y..S
MIA NAG Els OE LIZ 1 EEiES,
kIf,u iInnn NIEcIhia

hihNAGESS OE LIZ IEGiES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WHOLE TICKET. Nos. 81 Il -, The pie u
" TlllRTY-S!X THOUSAND DOLLARS, wlch
was sold and paid hy Purcell {. 90 being the largest
prize sold III hi, city mi.hin tie l,i Twelve years ani
amounting 70 mole money ll!an all The iTi2es .ud b.
I'll "iilrr Managers III tir last ..u three yeats ~.
W car conlinre this evidence, aud do rs reason
ia" adventures should hny other tickets than those
vjtef that old established IuLJr nf H. PAINE l. 90,
I?ry being the Oldest and successful Managers IN
tie United States.
BEHOLD THE PROOF!
Mh @o,s S d s. aa: a 10 % s q
Half, 81 II, l2.oGv Quarter ~ II 60, 2,5nO
0nahrr ! 70 50, $4,000 Whole, - 50 81, 1900
me iolinwI ~ prizes have htsG sold since tie hr,t
August :--iaif, sia,oGo whole, 5G1o, whole, 4,coG,
whole, ab16. whole 22-0; whole, 900, together with
numerous smaller "nrs all Of which be seen al
fuRCELL'S OFFICE.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER!
100000 DOLLARS!
Divided into ) prizes Of $4,000 each
Susqnehanna Canal Lottery Class No. 81, 10 be
drawn Al Baltimore on Wednesday, Nov. eth, Isis
Grand Scheme:
s prizes "f saaooo przes q sl,aas
Tickets SlU; halvrs5 quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! Of $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 10, 10 be drawn
al Baltimore Saturday, Nov II, leis. Is Nos, -
lawn.
Grand Capitals
prize of $4,000 Is prizes Of 81 GOO
prizes al Ii 900 81 500, sc
Tickets slo-halvrs and quarters in proportion.
GRAND LOTTERY FOR THE 2srH!
S66. 900 S33 000 go 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30 10 br drawn
on Saturday, November 25lh. le4s, n Baltimore. 20
Nos, % drawn.
Grand Capitals:
] prize of St6,W0 - pfizrsof 81 600
! $4,000 Is /" bUU
| $1,000 Is " 400
III 900 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 8.
40 600 DOLLARS! 20 OF 5000 DOLLARS!
Su-qIrhanna Canal Lottery, Class No. ~, for 1918,
to be- drawn ii Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Nov .9th. e Nos !, 10 drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

NOR HIRE By The month, no. Brick
no fi' T0LER & COOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
AMERICAN HOTEL.

AM ENIGA.N NV ILL.
HAVING much Increase ny stock N ALL
I i c;pagun ui the openin: = his s9lcn'it
Hotel, | sal rom iri' LAY commence a9'ta2 ~
II sr,o organs, lr,l | may b. comP,.'"i 7,
keep ugcr a lara. s'oas. an ~" selling GOD
Cloth Dress Coat, At 81 80. AMI f1r Ciolh y r.,
Coals a. Sl0 Over Ca, Al !'om y Y ~
Pan aioons ard Vests AZ e:eat bargains
now have two New York cntef,, aHu Z =. !.
rate assnumsn; .. Cloths ant Ca>sm"fss' ~
viii make 10 Garncuis cheaper man e'ei'
= :" FLEETS, 49, Main ,fcei,
Nov & sign d Inc Req Pess.
v5TAyTEp TO BORROW, !or one yes' y
W I5neer. iwo hausard dollars, 70 be s,eu'-
rss 10 = DEED Of rus: on improved Tea eS's!,
ro,,h FIVE thousand collars; he interest 10 = pa'I
qnauefs =: "a "a; - Nov
C1AMpIIENE LAMPs.-A suPoly q Cam
| phene Lamp, Of snpe'o; qualii' ana pat
's'"' : PEYroN JOHNSTON, DEusgIs',
So il5, Main stree
NOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

,eseraphed Tor the Baltimore American.l
Albany, Nov. 3.
GrlON OF U. S. SENATOR IN YER
MONT.
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Photographed fer The Baltimore Palroi.J
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. APP. M.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. II 8. VT
Business generally is dull. Nothing OF moment
doing in stocks-prices remain unchanged.
Breadsuts are Quiet--nu disposition TO ope-
rate until The private letters shall have been re-
ceived. Prices remain nominally as before the
stea mer, viz: SIS 25a5,3l Corn meal So.
The receipts OF Grain are small. Sales teu
Wheat al l0sall3c. Corn quiet-snall sales ol
yellow a, 6Sc per bushel. Oats "a 80 els. kye
IS CTS.
Nothing new in Provsions-prices remain as
before the steamer.
Groceries quiet. Nothing OF moment DONG
in either in Sugars or Molasses.
The Cotton market is dull-buyers asking
concession under The European advices.
Whiskey is selling al 23a24 cts. per gal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 4.

The receipt Of the Hibernia's adyices has pre-
duced no material effec, in the market for Bread
SUITS Flour is mol so firm; but no sales have
taken place by which 10 arrive al quotation
Holders are unwilling to take less than 80 l2t
for Howard stree, b ands; this is the nominal
price al present. Not much disposition 10 ope-
rate until tie private letters shall have been re- e.
ceivcd. The last sales of City Mills were %
~. cash. Corn Meal country manufacture
$S City held al 50 Is. .;,os
The receipts of grain are moderate, anu p ,;uIs
remain unchanged, except that corn is ', ,ne
better. Sales Of good TO prime red wheat at lU0
los Gems; white do. ITO ll5 CENTS sales OF 1 20
yellow corn a, is 66 cents; new do. 56 90
cents; old white Sc a 81 cents; new do So 90
cents; oats 25 2s cents; rye 60 cents per bnshe.
Provisions exhibit no change-Sales moderate
prices as last quoted. Groceries quieI-no
sales Of moment.
Whisky IS cents per gallon in barrels. No
thing done in hogsheads.- Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

Ea5s @tysc OF sk:.sS and Gaa,S.
~ L. Betty Sc. ~, Broad ST., sh9cf@e
Va Hill, has Jnst :eceis.t III! ana sPls'i y
assortment. oi HATS atd CAPS, q me psi
Northern maauf4c'n.e bsave, ,;, b[1'n, HuI oi'
Mole.kin, Silk An:o.a, COMFY, y 9o', anu o.e,y
49,, ot CAPS. OF every variety a, IN.
n.n,lIy Inv nrices al wholesale or retail.
ae'''S =" C l.. BETTY.
p s-psfchaseis are rssp Gully inyi"d =
e.u 80 examine nv "a, II ncG'. Hat am
Cans naie IL efle, MART, pic given !"6 al
KINDS 81 Fur =
Sept. l5-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
100 0D0 DOLLARS!
GRAND LOTTERY FOR THE 2srA.
S.l,k lnA ron nnn -D.l nnnI

Grand Consolidated Lottery, No.30 10 br drawn
on Saturday, November 25lh, e45, II Baltimore. 20
Nos III drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
I y.',AN AND MARY COLLEGE,

aviar ,n'', and Governors of this In,.itu,;o,
p n..,,r ,s the 29th day OF December n, .
~, Of WIN view more particularly n an
|Ali is 10 NY, Economy, &C., which is SUI, va
fsetins ~ y all the Visitors not present a, IN.
7 their uss' s Board Of said appointment, and 10
-''ua attendance on the day desana.
e-ew,d JOHN TYLER,
-. hectOI OF VIM. and Mary Cnllsna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

and in his murdered victim the Cameron recognized
Culcairn. Knowing nothing Of Evans death
ignorant even that his brother officer had offered
up any sacrifice to the God of civil war, Major
Munro had, in accordance with duty which had
already carried him deep into the Knoidart, Joined
Grant on his return, and his own horse having
wearied on the way, he had borrowed one from the
latter. 1t was by strange fatality, the very one
whose rider was doomed in Dugald's mind, and
mounted on dark steed, Grant rode safely within
musket-shot Of the avenger, while another met the
fate intended for him. Whether seatheless in
mind as in body Grant passed through life, or
whether remorse in later days awOke to claim her
prey, tradition bears no record for it is silent
his after fate. But of Dugald Roy it speaks out
plainly and decidedly; and strange indeed is the
career it traces for the fugitive rebel the vainy
pursued assassin. In the service of the sovereign
against whom he had fought, and beneath the flag
which he had hated, he found at last a safe asylum
where for many years he was known as a grave,
reserved, but gallant man, whose tried courage and
and consistent humanity secured the esteem of
those by whom but half his sad story was suspected
And poor Lilias of her tradition says but little.
Not word of her unutterabe agony, not one syl-
liable of the despair which turned her existence
into night only that she was laid beside her fore
fathers few months after her lovers death. Suffi
Gent record this of the crushed spirit and broken
heart
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

U. S. CoURT.-The District Court of the United
States for the Southern District of Alabama is now
in session-Judge VIM. Crawford presiding. On
the l4th it rendered judgement in five cases, in
favor of the United States, against certain persons
for violation of the post-office law. The Court
will probably adjourn to-day, says the Register of
the 18th. The Circuit Court of the United States
for this District commences its regular term next
Monday week,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

RAILROAD INsrALMENTs.-The amount paid
Yesterday and the day preceding, exceeded two
thousand dollars, and several new subscribers added
their names to the list Although the stockholders
have been commercially prompt, thus far, in meet
ing the demands of the Directors, it may not be
amiss TO remind those in arrears that the officers
in attendance will be glad to be relieved of their
duties without unnecessary delay-and as they
voluntarily leave their private business, and serve
without compensation, it is hoped that they viii be
hyorabIy considered Rsgisteriof Lhe l5h.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

Or A wedding took place at Albany few even
ings since, and just as the marriage service was
concluded by the benedictOn the floor gave way
and precipitated the entire party, in one mingled
mass, into the cellar. The distance was not great,
and the pleasure of the evening was not at all
marred bV IT,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

The COMET OF NOVEMBER, I848 - The new
Comet discovered last month by Mr. Bond, it APP
pears the last day of this month will cross the
orbit of the Earth at point where the Earth was
on the 28th Of October. Had the comet been two
months earlier, very near approach to, or even
collision Nth the Earth would have taken place
This is known to have occurred once before, but
there was nobody hurt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
Perkaps Conn VII ID d.

AMIABLE CoNDEscEEsToN.-Ap paragraph is run
ming the round Of the papers which holds forth
Queen Victoria good example TO young ladies as
worthy Of following during divine service. While
in Scotland her Majesty referred, it is said, with
her own hands, to all the passages quoted by the
Minister, and mingled her voice with that of the
congregation in the psalmody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

HEIRS WANTED.-Information has been received
from the Consul of the United States at Elsineur,
of the death at that place, on the 29th of August
last, of James Carroll, citizen of the United
States, and seaman Of the bark Della Chaplin of
Boston, B. McNear, master. An inventory of eff
fects left by him has been transmitted by the Consul
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

Do Myles Magee, Of Dernaholier, county Lei
trim, lost COW which is said to be "giving mix.
with two short cooked horns !! lady pur-
chasing secondhand waiter, asked the broker
whether he thought it would dnslDer 20 Yes,
ma am, replied be, " without question:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

A STUPENDoUs PRoJEcT.-The New York Sun
thinks the present generation is to build steamship
one thousand feet long, of 5000 tons. Some of
the North River boats are the sixteenth of mile
long, but none Of them has yet ventured TO extend
its length to quarter of mile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

TYRANNY.-The steward of the American ship
Chlde Harold has been arrested for carrying Amer
lean papers to Havana, and is now in irons there
with five natives, who have been imprisoned for
expressing opinions in favor of annexation to the
United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

BEHIND THE AGE.-A petition to the present
Newburyport, Mass, praying that body to repeal
the revenue act of 1916, 10 abolish the adj UaLorea
valuation on imports, and to substitute specific du-
ties, so far as is practicable, to take effect imme-
diately.
Perhaps Congress will do it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

A SIGMA significant sign of the prosperity Of
the country is the quantity Of money coined at the
U. S. Mint and its branches during the eighteen
months from January l. lS47, to June 30, l84S viz:
S25. 533. $3.50 Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
ME-. VAN BrRrN flonnitor. !

a. ] m afraid to think of what we done
Look on t again dare not. Burn the documents
have made faces long enough, and not,
Like Lewis Cas-, pinched up in circumstances
For Zach election l we free-soe1 my hide;
For him the dough faced boilers have / bubbed,
And whipped old TantIabogus round the stump;
Put Tasbane IN the ponidge Of democracy,
And.bit my blessed nose OFF Just TO tickle
That same old coon. Van is UsED-UP-MAN
Down down, brief platform all the world s shinge
And m the little end on T. whitfield off,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

FLoURTsHING.-Nearly9 300 houses are now being.
built in WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y, many the best kind
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

SINGULAR AFFAIR-About two weeks since a
merchant in Bangor, Me-, in employing tea-chest,
found in the bottom a snuff:box containing IS
bill on the Dover IN. H. Bank, and attached to il
the epste written on piece of paper of the quality
generally used by the Chinese in putting up tea in
pound packages:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

Dear .Uother-I prisoner in Tea. house. and have
been for years. wish would go Washington and
get Government TO interfere and obtain my release
incose five dsiar note it presented 70 by
to you. EDWARD LOWELL.
Directed to Mrs. Nancy Lowell, Boston, Mass,
Whoever may be interested in the above can
obtain further information by applying at the office
of the Boston Mail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

0s- Shakspearean Readings, just now, are all
the rage. Here is new version of Macbeth, some
promising literary genius contributes to the Boston
Col1riar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

1s- The Virginia Legislature was to go into
election for Governor on the 11th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
BLANK BOOKS!
AND
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN STATION cry
DAVID FELT & CO.
STATTONERS' HALL.

II "A IL II IA Ia Il ~ ~ "
| STATTONERS, HALL.
"a CuARTpES sTpEEr NEW ORLEANS
1o1 Pearl Street ard so wal street New York
Have lacites for Manuctrng and Importing ali articles apper
tanning to their business which are unequad and enable them
sell at lower prices than have ever eva Merchants
and the Trade Qenera are invited to hand
which additions are daily mandatory Of the subscr
bers from which BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY are now
turned better qualities and less cost than have been produced
by any other establishment in this country Merchants Bankers
and the Business Community generally VIII nd iu assortment
Ieugers' copying DooAs'
'O par p... 'V asnne.. lag.as' u,
100, .oOA' '-S'lo-'' Tl1Iu-l o'OA'
i'oy F",leis'
~
invoice BOOKS Wrung fapers'
paaojn' eoo,. fU %"s. -,
s' O'''u'
F ~ '
mk-S'andS' assorted Red Tape
Letter Stamps Book Rests
Portfolios. s.eel Pens
Sand Boxes. Gold Pens.
Wafer Cups. Quilts.
Envelope Paper. Waters.
Blotting Paper. Sealing Wax.
Diaries. Noarial Waters.
Shipping Receipts. Notarial Seal Papers.
Letter Books. Black Ink.
Playing Cards. So to s36 D groce. Blue Fluid
Copying Inks, English and Aperi- Red Ink
IndeIible Ink reap Gummed Tickets.
Alnan,cs far 1870 lEnot r,.io.
pate,, porn. U. 80 - -
p,- ~, -,
es. i".si i'
Diahk Drafts Exchange rabies
Leter st'mps AueiA
Pen Racks. Hanks
Paper Weights. ETC. etc. ETC. etc.
ARCHITEcrS ni SIR vEyORs smons which Ii b s,n1
the best ouaIties of.
Mathematical Instrument. Porcelain States
pIswar P. rru"sn %.t,. I Ma@o,,od o.
No. p.n Ar.;eJ, vtr,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

DEATH.-At Aberdeen, Mississippi, COL Francis
Inge, in the SD year of his age. Col. IBge was a
native Of Granville county, North Carolina. He
resided for many years in this State, in which he
was for some time an active and enterprising mer-
chant, and always a conspicuous citizen. In his
death the entire community of Aberdeen has sus-
tanned great loss, and his sonowing family mourn
a sad and irreparable bereavement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS, "gotup,, with .
pI 1h ana beauty expressly t he approaching holylay
Al $50, splendid assortment Of BIBLES, PRAY m More
rsg saats os eSee'ion Of rare and beautiful goo adm
,, J9gVG H. ANNUALs BOOKS great variety are now
~ Can a he New Orleans sstoners' warehon.. "A e,n
- J.. b STEEL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

90 The following was received by the Mayor
of Charleston, in reply to a Geographic despatch to
the Mayor of New York, desiring to know the
truth of the rumors respecting the prevalence of
cholera in that city:
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
The cholera not in the city Twenty nine eases and four
teen deaths have occurred at Quarantine, Staten Island
brought by ship New York from Havre.
WIN. F. HAvEMEYER, Mayor of New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
DAILY CRESCENT.
Mem ORLEANS:

MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1913.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
PLENDID ANNUALs o. e sEAsoN- 10

bOUFI % q MEAD, li3 Charlres a
ao, a., . - between Cont and ST Touis ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, continuing Az acres. ; miles north ct
Ottawa, on the stale road 22j acres improved,
10 Of timber, d~clln5 houses. one log the 9th.
or a good frame, with veil, wood-house and cis.
ten; 100 tru't trees many OF them bearing: 4
good frame barn aud shed ani stationary ,bresh.
ing machmei the farm is well w1tered with liv-
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal p0r-
lions, liberal credit viii be given on par, Of the
purchase money.
II Bureau Couo,y.-sec Sc l7,nrll, east
Of tie ith principal meridisn.
J., Grmdy County Sc ar 9 3?, 6; IF sw
qr 10, 80 8.
IN VII CouH'y.-E hfsT 81, 81, 9 sw #. ~
3, 80, 0.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
mos, Of which, by laying one-iJurjh down, time
will be given on the balance.
Nov 26. GEO II. NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
Orr Salma eun6i.
uouaN's LOVE.

..v., had ,nn,. by since last they parted aind tl
- ,aj ,iit,,r OF the fsstal hall Music wa- oa a.
- AMI uoirth and rcyefy were borne iorlh upon t'
NM n ,h,'y spoke that long faTewet-ie 30 cane
and oold--sie with her unruied mr,ii p,i hfsa
king heart They met agliil, exeilaieed nv ~.
,i,n., ,,o sons playful badinage. Tor he was or
~ I'VE Of wedding another, and size had giycn' ~
nlone anil pride tllr hand without the love ol woman
T., an. who could not appreciate her robe NATURE
ems with her in one hour OF loneliness, ana ot'' "'i
struggle between wOnaas strong affection 'a!l
longer pride.
yatch'd him IN the lighted hall,
when the merry dance was wIcaih4As,
Iwrtrh'd hiIn. when on beauiy ear,
Low. sweet vows were breathing
| schooFd my brow 10 wear iiscaun,
NV lip is mocking snhle' .r,,
k'fhoneh nv very heart was s'lild,
And hu.hi my breath the while.
Iwalch'd hi, every glance aud look
III. ightest tone 20 me
wosdsarcr than the wealth o! earth,
Tho rt,rns beneath the sen
Jrrra-t,-rdun each careless word.
Fen ike tae mi-ers gold,
And bariai them, as spoken pears,
Within my hearts deep told.
4 s,ranq, PAGE in the book Of lie,
Is every woulan's hearts
She walks the world, one OF the wo!i,
YET hath with no plft.
Inlilltruce a mn.k she makes,
And wrong will proudly bear,
Bot iiTrlcss watcher she viii sand
BY the dcath-bcd Of The dear
watch'd a1i wep: at midnight hour,
When al the world was sleeping,
His voice in dtcain-.Aa memories,
Around my ,pnt si,epna.
lGaysGd t6teff6Tll bis path,
AMI to that brow nigh never come
The WEAKNESS OF earth.
It's strange, ia plssing slrang indeed,
Th.da,p iio.oty
Father, idrsye hisima1a comes
Between my God and ne;
Aud When in peniiencc, 10"
Tothrc at morn and even.
Ii name TWminglc widt ,hc prayer
off INTO heaven. VI
Ottawa July 81 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
fremont House.

BIZ mi COUCH, Corner Of LaEe ana
Dc1r5Ora Streets. ChicGgo, illinois,
Directly opposite ]. Frnk X Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
flee. The house has just undergone tho
rough repairs and has been newly painted
It, accommodations unsurpassed in Chicago
hpril Il, 1913. ly