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BOOK TRADE.
roUR MONTHS Asose rHE ooLp.riNpER,
N ApPI ET0M a co

DUsLlsH THIS DAY.-Foor Monte smous TIE Gold
r-ders ia California seire the say Of an er petition
RON ssn prsscisco he God Dsriets. By ryrw am
Brooks MI vol svo paper cover, q cents
The 10 ire srs ard orly wosk gvns the result OF sctua
sxpererc- 10 vorkrg IN The newly Uncovered oold Re
xtors II cannot mi q being reed wfsk Interest.
Usr vftfsHgp.
The Gold Seekers Manuel eens pfseres snt nstrae-
0ace for al csrsoos sigrstss 10 heneviy discover
81 God Resious % Cshfruia BY pavA T. Anssed Pro-
of Geology IN Knx's College, Losdoe. vel limo
prfes Is esofs.
HEADS OF CONTENTS
Chap / On TIE General Dtsosnoo Of God II The
Gold oisrci Of California III TIE Geology Of Cs'orrs
w. TIE Geological posuou Of God In varus Roche v
The Ninessoscs ard oSher charsciers Of Cod sed he
modes OF distinguishing u vhea Esod VI The sshins
and other hschanical uesimeoi OF A19vtl Cold. VII
The re<setous. rfesneat ard rslsfve value VI
God. VIII Proosbe usseoce of he God Caisornis ca
The Commercial Value o<(3old TX The Prospects Of Cal
tornis . I'D Prx~see.ax Courtry ms Sus
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~ Land Hair Dye-B.tcHELossi nstani.ns0 os
~ :. - .es article W word for changing red or
ar N narurs black brown color without fuJefy
= - ar or sGn Persons wishing me bee, article 10 zoe
% No. 2 nsu Broadway. Copy he address. dS TTtsd
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~ The Wings of Cleveland have nominate
A. Foor 40 their candidate for Mayor
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no N. FINLEY. CHAs n. JOHNSON, J. ". AUSTEN.
FINLEY, JoHHs0H 4 90.
eossiss.os ssscnAsT'

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
THE ABOVE PARTIES are from Baltimore and sstab-
j hsasd hsr boase 10 september They provided
will all esdf1 facilities for the receipt Of eooss nusnn,
pesience u the ssnos the ssoefA
u sde Of ne coast viii sn,rd thsm superior snvn
tases They refer TO Msssrs Hssgery Draper Jooes,
Richard Irvn, Edwin Bsrleu sad hascn Inompsoe,
Nsw-YorE, Msssrs William Wilsou soa' ssmas' n
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Cnnxre..iannI Nomination.

INpIASA.-L. p. Miligan Editor OF the Demo
cratic Ace. published at Huntington, lad. is pro-
,o.ed Loco occ candidate in the Xlh Dist.
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~ The People's Journal is the title OF neat
independent Weekly Just commenced at o'weso' ey
+ NJ DEAN and j. O'LEARY.
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L,uR SALE At A BAkGAiN-Ths h1la,ss scd
Necessary asosss foe msosf.cnsrnx fancy sosp-loes
10 Dcnsps beet 10 the city be cold the
going Csnf~pis Css " Isssed foe torn VI ysars
Apply 70 nj yus'l G. B. hAWES y Nsssau& Up stAirs
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ ,ew.YorE water-Care E.ts oil. nmen nj. ],
VIZ Gymnasium. d fiEksoS' 70" 80 -'e
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Y The house Of J. Bysm. GAINESVILLE, Wyo-
uas Co sss burned up 90 the lat inst TIE family
had sone TO msetins Part otlrs furniture was saved
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RAILROAD AcoIDESI.-D. ID. Titus, OF Spring
port Cayugs County, wss rua over and killed ey the
car. Two or three miles west of Auburn, early on
Tne.dsy morning. IL appears, says the AHsUrH ldrr
me-, thai Mr. T was mounted on his horse, ard was
on the Railroad track. riding to~srd Csyug% when
- 80, s,o,n the wr.t came song killing the horse.
snd ,hrowine Mr. Titus the .eowesteher He
~s. probably either killed or rendered in'ensiele BY
,hs s and was carried about two miles wnen De ieii
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HEIKEKs, FARINA.-Csliforrisns and

IIEtKEKs, FARINA.--Cs!forrisns and others
makipg ions voyages vii God HceksS Farms one u
he most and best sosds thsy
bic highly nutritious sssly prepared sod ecosoicsi-sp
proved D, tho New Yosk Academy " Medicine and hs
Faculty generally - wholesome food for invslds
OF The healthy 10 boxes Of size and bsf
neicsy sealed Sold by the principal wholesale g,ocsfs
and BY hECkLh bkOrhLk,
l1 Aissod Dol Chsuy-d.
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CALIFORNIA;.

CAIIFOhNIA DAGuHkkEOrvPks.
- snns about y.si California, ana dssroas 10 lss,s
I0-ir senss-s With ih-ir isuds, would do eel TO call 81
BRAOYs 2o5 snd 2O7 Broadway where by reasons "
recent improvements and sddtioas 10 HE .sabisbmsnt
f,hh and ts hksueses may be aimed Of tho shoftest
notics. M via
EALIFOhNIA GOLD TRsTs-A eompsei boz
" ~h scsles Troy w.ishs miefoscropo and seids fof
testns Tho different metals with plain directions ssors
magnets &c. JOHN ROACH, Opueisp,
M a1.- u Nssssu-sl
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C[AI.=RPETING.
oARPETyn0S,

NEW CARPET1h0S,
,upoprrn FYpaEssLY FOR THE sfkIN0 TRADE
'"' SMITH KNAPP
"a BsoADvAr,
fOooosit. tbs CJy HALL
r.vr ira RECEIVED, by isss Uhvss, fail sssori-
NV AND ELEGANT CARpErfN0s
I.te,t and beet designs adapted 10 every sys Of fur
great yarsiy VI ssufey es~ pssfas Of vel
ENGLISH FLOOR oILCLorHs
Also, o1 hand f9ll assortment o.
ANLRICA. CAaPETlS0s
Of ali slrds
sy conhans exeiusvely TO this depsrmsli
Of sde their goods cii oct from tbs Forsgn
srd MsrQfseto hey eusbled W ofss
cuf.r Inducements pofenss~rs
CHOICE BRUSSELS CARPETS q VI IL per ysd-
Other goods s,liing al pfoporuoase priees NJ lns'
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no. FOR CALIPOnNiA.-P,..~ry Mssls,

10. FOR CAL1FUhNfA.-Prssefys nesn
II Game, Mls, hc al ALLEN ROGERSs, $50 Front
Of Thsss arucles inyslusbe 10 usveiersL Tnsy arc
pot 40 In OF and Joe sscb, and furnish d,t
meal any climate and under any cfcnmssnces fo
the pne- eo1ld b procured 81 hons Tbs sreisa
s. warranted opsnof W snyslns 10 tne m0aet
Tguanty given ~ d-sred) that they viii retain per
f-etly foe s. yssrs hsr natfitoos snd Q1s1es Caf
srnsns and will their Interests by call
ng 90 &c 10 makny up h~r Tor voyages 70
mote chmstss ALLEN ROGERS, z5 Frontst
MI al, corner Pecs clip
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THE COMPLETE HoRsE-pocroR,

Nneoi the Horse 10 the stsbl- spe 90 the reed with
ID v,es 10 purchasers Price 80 per haedrv<
piece Many vsusbss Hcses ssve been losi TO 10
un he Of hoss Who cell tbsu seves
rxper-ccec IN hls orck 10 be however
ignorant need Every Who hes horse shood have
Q ecey OF his vsushls tresfise
DEWITT DAVENPORT. rubAshss
ma T,kNuaS Bu dfrse Sasssust
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MAc.ULArs ESSAYS and REVIEWS, IA eoilee-
ton of choice extracts thereirom has also been issued
bv Mr.. Derby-a l2mo of PA pages. We do not De
light In this sort of pickedup literature but those who
have not access to Nscsusy in full, may read these
chippings with pleasure and profit.
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~ Horace Johnson was arrested 81 Cleveian'
la, Saturday for making and selling bogus money
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THREE PLY AHD IH0RAIu CARPETS.
IUsr RECEIVED ffDm s9ctio1 invoice VI superior
y quality snslsh and Ihr-e-ply sDd isrfsn carpets
psierrs sht 81 very loo tsufe and vii De cod
anal ADVANCE wholesale Or r-ssi.
BPARKNAN KELSEY,
msAis' 7ss Pssri-sI n-sr Joan.
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THE COMPLETE oARpEuER

A ND FLOklsr-Coctsrtnss IN s<cvrut of every veses.
~ so- protocuon escu s~d for tsbl VITA tfrectoos
iof plsnucr and raising eJ~ers III ssiuon Price $
- per k1pdre-.
Tss tho beet nscusl Of he hind sveo the pae
he. Wih ihs hus nooa 10 possess any pers msi
Row isnorsni he may Re OF Agriculture 0srdsirs
viii 10 sbls raise all necessary vegetables 10
al h.s garden with towsrs Ev-ry tho he's garden
shou & Rave copy DEWITT DAVENPORT
ms eus Paslfshers Tribune osilfines, Nassaa o.
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CITY ITEMS.

!.
PASSWORDS sY rBL SHIP LIvKRFooL--Ths fol-
lowing letter was received this forenoon
O-I=4~-rxr March q 1919
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VOL. VIII. No. 2s6.

70 produce the most vived and pro-
found impressions, his love OF home grew stronger
and ne felt at length the truth which might never
have come to him if he had remained here, that
for him the hottest land for the intellect ell as
the affections, was that in which he was born In
a Wayside Dream among his Rhymes Of Ira
VEL he sings
warm aud drowsy sweetness
IL stealing DER my brain
see no more the Danube
Sweep through mis- royal plain
hear 10 more the peasant girs
Singing amid the grain
sof, silvery wings. moment
Seem resting on my brow
Again hear The water,
But ia voice 10 deeper now.
And the mocking bird and oriole
Are singing on the bough
The elm and linden branches
Droop close and dark oerhesd
And the fosnning forest brooklet
Leaps down It's rocky bed;
Be STILL my heart the seas are passed
The pstas Of home tread
The showers Of creamy blossoms
Are on the linden spray,
And down the clover meadow
They heap the scented hay,
And z I'D winds toss the forest Leaves
All the bright summer day
Old psymstes bid me welcome
Amid your brother. band
Give me the old affection
The glowing grasp Of band
/ worship more the realms Of old
Here il my Fstberlapd
l. - In Ttslv hay u
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die. As the disease adv ances, the color Of
the face becomes changed, more than in a
ny other tse,se-ihe ~ IN assuming a rus
~ lead color, the eyes sunk in the head, aud
turn up, 50 that the pupil is nearly covered
with the upper lid, aud if the patient sleeps,
his eyes remain thus far open--the dischar-
gcs continue and pass Off involuntarily. Civ
ing but little sensation III the r,ctum, except
one Of a burning nature, which attends the
whole alimcn,ay canal, aud RACES most
violently in the stomach, cauainG
the patient 10 call necessarily for
water, which ought always 10 lie given a
buudaully. The patient should haze al 10
wants. anl more il he could swallow it
The " hole frame soon becomes cold, except
a little around the region uflho heart. lhe
paticn br,athes with great difficulty, the
iongue.is cold, aud it he blows lis breath
against your hand, it viii feet LIKE d blast Of
wind Of a cake OF ice, COM lainng all the
time, however, Ci au excessive burning III
hi> stomach.
Now, then, what causes this burning in
the stomach in Tie almost total absence OF
any heat ia the system, fit is not some
corrosive acid. II is clear 10 my mind, that
the cause If this DISEASE is an acd--and |
~
bouic acid from tie fact that total deoN
idizemcnt takes place IN the subject q It's
attacks also that a partial GeoXtdIaemeut
takes place in the no.phrre, as is proven
by the difficulty experienced in breathing
what is called cholera atmosphere. 1t -
also proven ~ The fact. that the disease is
always more fatal at Nah. than in the day :;
J the leaves Of trees and other vegetables,
giving out large petition Of oxygen gas
through the day, which, uniting with other
substances, keeps UP 10 great extent there
equilibrium O! the atmosphere.
The remedy the doctor prrposcSi' com
pound, which he oli.rs for sale, calculated
to restore the equilibrium ofths atmosphere,
or TO supply the system with sufficient a.
mount oloxygen to neutralize the Supera-
bundancc of carbohic acid gas, an the a,mos-
pherc, which, accomplished, must destroy
( the disease. DR.. W. accounts for the list
less, inert feeling which generally Ptrvadc,
a community where the cholera prevails, by
/ \ wanto oxygen, which acts aS a stliuuiaut
! TO animal life. Il also accounts, he thinks.
/ for persons under the iuluence OF fear, anY.
/ iety, or anger, being more subject TO the dis
case than those who keep their minds calm
or. As the brain seere;es the nervous iluid,
{ il has enough 10 do to maintain its balance,
without icing excited 10y either Vi these, for
by oyerburthening the brain, during sparse
supply of oxygen, a corresponding decrease
Of animal heat is the result, which is the
/ first symptom Of the disease.
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80 So; Rocky Mountains. and Sierra Nc
n"'" u" Lerome shirlsss members OF
''e great "hWash' ",ah unshavsd family,
ready to light for the last ~ or rats tail for
breakfast.
Chat last line is rather long ana doesn't
rhyme exactly, but there may be truth in it
# not poetry.)
Another way Of recognizing gold digger
here is by seeing a six fout biped, with lis
legs doubled up so they went dra. a>tride of
mule about aS large as good sized calf:
saw several To day, aud mean To- mako
drawings as soon as get leisure. | gave
one OF the most QuiNUtic three cheers and
n hurrah lie pat spurs TO the animal and
disappeared IN the course Of fifteen minutes
behind hill about ten rods distant.
Almost every Loaf reports one case Of
cholera, but in every instance, il seem, TO
have been brought on by imprudeuce or
neglect, you may set this down as certain;
and there is no case here among those who
take proper care oithems,lvc,-Wc ad-
NIscd that large numbers of foreigners are
on their way to California. aud have heard
bu' crr determination expressed 10y our En-
iGrahtS. and that is,to assist our government
to prevent foreigners Of all nations from dig.
Ging aud carrying of the gold. They say
l'N' lh''- VI lllt government W III 40 Ne ll.uu.
they Will organize among themselves So rrc-
vent It. \ militia formed from tie !.mi-
grants, Will be an efficient force; f 4, cvery
man goes well armed and provided with am
munltion, and will form no mean Army Of
themselves with proper organizations
Added To this, they are almost entirely COM
posed Of energetic, well Informed, rcsoluto
law aud oricrmen, who have characters al
home. and whc cannot at once depart from
the habit, and mental training from child
hood Of civilized and moral community.
have scarcely seen n rowdy or iutoxica.
ted man among the emigranis- no, one in
/ five hundred. IL is crnphatically the case
here that You cannot judge the character Of
man by his dress. The check shit, the
broad brin'd hat, the quaint coat or wrap
per, and the everlasting boots, reduce all 10
leveln appearance the man Of science,
the scholar. the merchant, the lawyer, the
iarmcr, the laborcr, or the dandy.
II remains to bc seem how well we .ha'l
sustain the sentiments that we have been
educated IN. | shall eudravor 10 keep YOU
advised of Our movements from this place
aud after w get of Of all mail routes. We
shall embrace every opportunity of sending
an account If our dolugs, with, perhaps a
. sprinkle Of some Il our "ssNlucs"
Yours truly. \. IELANO.
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the same feelings with which we should
gaze upon Niagara.


We have inssrtedon onr first page to-day
several letters from Col. Fremont, giving
the closing accounts Of the suif,riugs Of his
party last winter: We have not for many
days read anything Of moro thrilling inter
est.
In speaking of these letters the Phtladcl-
phia North American has the following re
marks:
This was the very scene Of the well re
membered suilrrInss Of poor Pike, who
moro than forty years ago, in 1906 = " ith a
small party Of soldiers entirely uuprovldrd
with winter clothing, himself Wearing scot
ton ovrrall>,' clamhtred over the snowy
ridges aud frozen canon, Of these mountains
Juriu. two third, Of the wiHtvr, until, in
fact, compelled 10y the intense suffering, Of
has party, towards the close Of January, it,
the upper paI, Of the valley Of R'o GIandr,
to construct for winter quarters the block
house in which he Was ultimately discover
Ell aud arrested 10y the Spaniard>. Pixies
intrepid though confused eNplora'ious had
made the word We'll acquainted with at least
the eastern section Of the Rocky Noun
tajns, and he had rombled through the stern
vuhtuic> Of the Bayod Salade. of SouiA
Peak, long before trapper ur tracer had
dreamed Of is existence crossing, behind
the High Peak" which now bears his
name, TO the South Fork ot the Platte, and
even from mountain ridge lookiu. down
upon IA main head branch OF Grand river
the Colorado of the Pacific although he
miStUok II for a branch OF the Yellowstone.
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THE FREE TRADER.
N.lmN, Nlln u, 1873.


The ticket nominated ty the temperance
folks ot,his place for corporation officers,
aud which is pledged 70 grant no licenses 10
sell liquor, was lriumphantiy elected on
Monday-tle vote standing about three to
one. The result was as unexpected asr, is
gratifying. With such an immense balance
Of public opinion again>; IT, it would be
strange if taj> traffic could not now be ban
ishel from our midst. The effort, We are
assured, will be made in good earnest.
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FALLS or OTTAWA. 49, Hereafter instead
Of travelling away off to the Canada borders
to see huge cataract, the people Of Illinois
and the slower country" can come TO Oua-
wa, where it is so arranged that we can
get up a water fall nearly as magnificent as
the farramed cataract OF Niagara, son the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms"
A dozen or so Of slides have been fixed at
the Fox River acqueduet so as TO let OF the
surplus water oftho canal, and by opening
these tho water pitches in great volume
aud with terrific force into Fox River,
some 30 feet below. All these slides were
up at once on Monday, and we witnessed
the immense forth issuing torrent with much
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MoRRIs, May 9TH, Isl

Morals, May 9TH, l6l9.
McsSrS. OSmGn-Our citizens were called
to witness most dreadful accident, cmana-
ting from intoxicaton. Thomas McCollcn,
cook upon the State Seow, employedin re-
pairing the break below Morris,, was drown
ed yesterday in attempting to cross the aq-
ucduc,, acros Nettle Creek 10y falling oiin-
to the creek from intoxica,ion while Patrick
Mourtcugh citizen Of this place, who, by
the way, was perfectly sober, but no swim.
mer, was also drowned ia trying to rescue
McCollen. 1t appears upon examination
that McCollenis single man. resident of
LaSalle Co., and not considered a hard
drinker. While Mourtough has a wife and
family who are left in very INDECENT circum-
stances. Their grief is onsOlable.
Z. a. ARMSTRONG
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From the Ch.ca 90 Democrat
Steamer Arrived!
New YoRK, Nav 10 \. VI.

New loRK, May ID y. VI.
The steamer arrived at Halifax with Liv-
erpool dates to the Dist.
Bread>tuds firm at slight advance in
quotations. Western and canal flour closed
at 23>6d. Indian corn3ls for western; yell
low 33S pr quarter. Meal Balls pr b.
Pork declined,
Money continues abundant it is stated
that the America has two thousand dollars
in specie on board.
The s,oppage os 3readstufs from the Bal
tic i, beginning To hav. favorable elect GA
markets. The actual advance during the
week owing to other adverse influences has
been slight. Wheat dull at last quotations.
In corn steady demand and better price (;
white selling at 3la3i& yellow at 32a33S.
No Improvement in beef. The imports eX.
coed the demand and the stock i, larger than
usual. Hams dull common quality at 32a
3is; fine quality iO'. Very limited inquiry
for pork. The demand is confined TO the
best grades. Prime mess pork for shipping
is offered at 5OaGOs:
Arrivals of lard have influenced the mar
ket; sales at 33a33 is for average quality in
bbls. Demand for cheese exceedingly lin.
tied, 81 LADS for best quality in boxes.
Considerable sales Of Philadelphia western
canal -four were made on the 18th at 2if.
The article has been duh again and
declined to 23lc. at which it was offered in
quantities exceeding ting domand.
New YoRE, May S-5 p. NJ.
A riot occurred at the Astor Opera House
last evening, during which Maeready was
driving from the state amid shower Of
eggs, pototoes, and other missiles.
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4 PuBLIC BCRYIsd GRouSp.-Our at
tontention has frequently been called to the
fact that Ottawa has no public buryiug
ground. The cemetery below town is pri-
waite property; aud stranger dying here,
without friends, unless he leaves enough TO
pay for a lot, cannot find n resting place
for his body there. Tho Catholic grave
yard is also the property OF the church, and
of course is intended only for its members.
II is, therefore, frequently difficult to pro-
cure nh appropriate burying place here for
the unfortunate traveller who happens TO die
among Us. There have been Instances,
when no place could be had in any Of the
eravey ards, aud the body, like that of a
common fcloii, had TO DO buried upon the
open prairie, where it is soon diseuterred
aud devoured by the hogs and wolves.
We hope the newly elected beard of trus
tees will see to this. No one will deny that
il is an important matter that we should
have public burying ground attached to
our town, in which all strangers, and others
who Ionot own lot in the cemetery, can
be deconlly buried.
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Our neishbor Lowry Of the Constitution
alist had the honor OF healing the anthem
perance ticket on Monday, and the satisfac-
ton he is permitted to enjoy il consequence
must be something Ike that enjoyed by the
Patlandcr who chad the honor Of having
had his posteriors kicked by his grace the
Duke OF York the people ia this case Ia
king the phase of the "noJie duke Mr.. l..
made more by the operation we imagine
however than the groceries.
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LATEST FROM ADovE,--The lightning
struck the telegraph wire, just below town,
during the heavy thunder storm on last Mon.
day, the fluid passing along the WIRE to the
telegraph office, where it set the window
frame on fire where the wires penetrate in
to the room, and tore Of some of the plas-
,ering Oh the Inside. Very little damage
done to the apparatus; only melting the
small wires in the room, which were mme-
da,ely repaired,
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WARrHuusrs.-The complaint so com.
mon last winter of a want ofwarchouse room
at this place viii, we presume, now be at an
rud. Already have three new and immcn,
~ spacious warehouses goneup ou the north
side OF the canal thi. ping. That of y. T.
llo>rorl, on the west side of the canal
bridge, viii be ready for business in a few
days. SO that Of Cu>hmAn and smith, the
mu,tSpaciouS, massive and suh,iantl al >truC-
ture ofthc kind on this end Of the canal and
a few weeks will, we presume, witness the
completion Of Humans warehouse at Oua-
wa Centre, superior in some respects, even
10 Cu>hman and smiths. We understand
its more than probable that thisla,t stupen-
dous building WILDE converted into steam
Touring mil before another year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-11
Great sale of Timber Land.

ion, at tie door of the court house in Ottawa, at
10 O'Clock AN on the 2Oth day OF September next,
200 icrcS Of L1Hd. SAID aui I-siuiaied on sec Ii.
town 80 rs east 81 p M, aud vii, be suncycdIulo
small tract, LAY from ) to 20 acres according oqua
.ityJ This vii probably be- one Of the best oppor,,
unlties that persons residing between M,rscirs and
lIoIdcunan's Grove will ever have OF purchasing
timber tor farming purposes. AIso the east halt OF
west quarter sec o. town, 3in r I 81 p m, sltua-
ted near Green's dam ut Dayton 10 be sold III 20
acre tracts The purchaser, OF the above tracts will
be- required to pay one fifth down. and the balance in
five equal arm mi iu,amrUts mud tosccurr the pay
mcnt thereof by bond aud mortgage ON the properly
sod, M per cent per ainI-n, payable .cm. -annu-
ally IN advance ~ order at the hoard oil Trustees
OF ,choo- in Town %. y 4 /, 81 I. VI
MAY IA, 1919 q. W. JACKSON. Treasurer.