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TnounIE AMONG THE THEsrIASs-We have been in
formed that Crisp stage manager of the Theatre in
this city during the last but who has been In
Cleveland for some months past has deserted his wife
and start ed 81 with young woman named Jackson.
The facts Of the case fsr have been able To
learn, these white Ia Cleveland Mrs Crisp ds-
covered that her husband rather intimate with
Mss Jackson and accordingly called that lady aud
against She OF conduct the young
lady had been pursuing Mis- jackson thinking that
Mrs. Crisp bsd no right TO interfere made assault
upon her. and regular scratch and pull, in which
Mrs came off Wei orous. epsued In tho course Of
the day, Crisp called Miss jackson. who gave her
own version OF the story. of course Crisp mediatey
went the hotel where himr, and wife stopping
and beat and abused bis wife in most shameful man
The psopls Of Cleveland hearing OF it, threaten
ed bin with splendid suit. posed of tar
feathers, but he stole march them and started of
with Miss Jackson.-Pits6t1gh Post Aug %.
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PNHADELPEIA, August 81 { PM-Arrved-Barks Ire
mont. Bray, Boston; Grand Chase, do Seab hton dol
Nashua Ciftsn DO DELEGATE Wallace New York; brigs
land Isola Park Boston; Kate Heath, Gupte do; william
Fish, Fsirhaven steamer Pease Conoklin, New York.
sohrs Alexander a. Crowe Bedford Elliot, Sharp Digh-
ton Rogers crapm.r b.. tom Cardenss .roeksr Dol
Jerome Willard Fa RIVER Jas Page Psnrsso Pawtuoket
Treat PARKER Boston; barks Gen Jesup Fske Thos
ballet. Dill Laguayra.
Cleared-Bark Levant Hewitt Cardenas brigs Lady Mac
beth Elder 81 Johns Crosby Pendleon Boston; ranquer
Cousins, do; Williams Fish Fairhsven; schrs Carienas,
Crocker, Beson Jane Henderson, Aayhew. Pawtucke Lu
ey Ann, Mann Lynn; Splendid Hooter Saeo; Henry Pay
Crowell Roson Jas Page Penrose New Haven Adam
Treat Parf, Boston, Moses Brown, dali Providence;
rome W Wizard, Fall River berry Nekerson. Boston.
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Died.


On Tbursdsy evening II dyssptery. Joux NJ vsung
eet son Of Andrew artix.u
The friends o. the family invited 70 attend his
Ioneal ron The reideDce ~ bis father IN Blooming
osei al O'Clock this (Ssturdayl morning Carriages
VIII be IN waiting In Prince street opposite the Cathe-
drsl at oclsck A NJ
AT Cornv ALI Oraug. county ON wednasaax arr,.,
this city. ' W
His r,msins were brought to the city and inferred in
On Friday morning. Gsosor W. Bav.-, in the saith
Joar Of his age 49,
The relations and friends Of the family .,. ,..,.
tefnoon st o'clock from his late residences No la
Second avenue. without further invitation The fune
raj eervices will TAX. place In st Nark's church
On Thursday, August 20. at his reidsnce sil Broad
way after short but illness which he bore ~ith
Christian fortitude, Mr. Gsosos Brssrr, aged a
years, mouths and ~ days lie has been ted
With the Poet Office Department for Der of years
vas also member ~ ,en street "A. n. Church, aud
was loved and esteemed BY alt
His rensns were taken To- Norvslt Conn for intsr
mept Come ticut 10 pers please COW
soedenj At TsIrytown. " v. on Friday, August 81
EpwAsp kNor In the 18th year of hi. sge.
The fiends ~ the family ami those Of bis brothers
Robert snd " illiam Knox, and Jbarles M.s.roe and
Charles Hubbsl respectfully vited to his
1nneral nom she residence Of IS J. Meserole, Esq,
Tarrytown on Saturday. September L.
On the 3Ist of August H,ssY PuLscHsv of Tanovs,
Germany In tbs slst year ~ his age
His friepcs and acquaintance are respectfully in
pited to attend bis funeral from, his late redencs No
~ Astbohy street, this morning. September l. at o
o'clock. without further invitation.
On Friday morning August 81, Avs, wife OF Samuel
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 20 ats nd the funeral tins afternoon At
o'clock from her late residence Iis Second street
On Friday. August 81 Mrs JsSsr Dsio, native OF
Fifssbirr. scotland. aged 81 yesrs
The hisnds aud relatives ~ the family respect
fully invited 70 attend Der funeral from Kent avenue,
near N5rue avenue Last Brooklyn at o'clock ?. M Il,
this day Saturday Her remains Will be taken to
SxeenvOod Cemetery
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,hg:As:a:: Steele c.,ssn wsmsrs. cryS:r csISH-
s'i ssys ;;,Yi % G sst:s &
%:s ss.%'ss1 So
s.ss ss;s.,
Monterey. HeIsii Matssords Nssmith walsh General
ssa LADY Of the Lake Ssr ILL., Bsrmud. Middleton
ssSr:I Rev. wss%GTs J,s%e rsss~.n
Sss :. .Is a Esna
s%p,on, Sha:: Naohiss; Louisa. Chase Bosssni a-
sieop~i;ase Borden, Hatch, Fall River.
Arrived.
SI it, with dsd ss Pss:snss ss''s.' Eagle
B.Tl Elisabeth !svl Limss,s G.a. % days, with ire,
Big Tweed iBrI. Hail Ksss,cn Jam. 20 days. with mdss
Brig Arys tOi EsstpofsG Br.mhs. Gr..d Key. Turk.
Island day. with SALT &c, to Tucker LsAtbuTn; vessel
sear Geld Hunter Wright Rio Haohe, Is days. with hides
sshr Powell Powell Wilmington. NC. days, with
sehr E1empl'r tBrl. Lockhart Windsor. Ms. 10 days,
schr superb, Car! hTen. Snlbridge. Me, 10 days.
schr Granville Gilley, Thomaston. 8 days.
Schr Eliza Hand, Croel. Boston.
sshr x xfadnD kelley iie mSrSisssss
sehr Genius Gameo Greensbursh with building stone for
sehr Henry onasidoni orssnsburgh with rusbs for
s Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
so.p splendid Cronk, putterhill, with rubble for
Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
soop Jane Msrs Dohcer Lyme Conn., with building stone
fer " Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
sioop johnson, Clark. Buterhiil with rubbs for
Dry Dock
sosp Admiral crosssy Staten Island with rubsls for
Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
One squarc-rigged vessel.
sailed.
Prom Marchioress Of ButefBr, ousbse.
bark sir William Moesworth tBr) Glasgow.
Avs 3l-wind at sunrise. s; at meridian. s; at sun
set, s.
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Herald marine Oorr.sponasn.~,

Aus 3i-wind at sunrise. S. At meridian. s; At sur
8.
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.Ivsks lsL.rD-B Brig Arve = n Apologize fmstel, the
Grand Key,TL F Wv 'A
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Political Intelligence.
David Robinson has declined tn . democratic
x.~ndidats for Governor Of vermobt
Rufus King T. spoken OF ~ she whig candidate for
Lieutenant governor a iowa
The State election Of Msins will be held on tho 10th
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shir showing red white and blue signal wi.h red let
ter the centre and will long figure head pps,ad
the sriened, hence for havre, ssnased Aug 49, lat
Park Reform, hence for Mobile Aug a. Cape Henry sW co
miles. " -
Brig Aivnno Thurson ~ days om Turks Island for Fall
River. Aug II. lat ~ Ion ~ as
sehr Juniata frsm New York for Wilmington Nc Aug %
Care Henry NV 90 miles. - - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-25
To MIillers:

WE take this method to express our thank
w for the liberal patronage that has been cNten
dcd to us during the past fifteen years, On tins city,
and We would respectfully inform You that the IN
crease of our business induced one of our firm To Vi
ait France. aud select our present l1rge stock o
nurrs brinu sufficient for 100 pairs OF mill stones,
which. with our large supply of Ouch Anchor Bolt
ing Cloths. we will sell rs low us any other hous'
west OF the eastern cities.
Also, Portable Grain Mills on the best improve
plan Price ior2i inches diamctrc, 500 90
Being permanently located y is Tor our interest !,
sell good articles II they should not prove TO be such
we can always be found to exchange them, which
not the case with uansicn, houses.
April 10, 1919. G. 81 c, TODD.
No 2l7, Main street, 81 LOuis.
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Canton Tea COMPANY,

= l.. THOMPSON, Ic.ni ior he C0uton Ia
u. Company View York, has u.trccr.ycda frc-h
and ull as,ormcutof TEA Please call nj the store
east side Of the Cour, hous'' and examine the stock
The Canton Tea Company has been popularity
known Tor many ytaI, THUS is the oldest tea ra,ab.
ishmcDt in America. The puu.c have .ad lu,lprooi
Of their integrity and responsibility aad ,Uc6 ha,
been the grrnt and prs- ~ demand Tor ,urIr Tea.
OF late, that they hay. been Ied greatly to enlarge
their csigh' .-hlurul
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Y before h.
hich he Ina
ie connect
hundred {
rtit Of ct
ant for the
one of his
: n very Q
Bat can 80
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LAND FOR SALE.

Tile seq sec "a town 80 II range | east, nwq srC
30 town - u range . e, VIII swQ sec 80 33ur -
en- nca see ~ % II ~ e. These lands cmbrac
some Of the inos valuable coal banks in the county
cool water. timber, prairie. and farm OF Go acre,
with ordinary Improvements. Termseasy. Apply
to Joseph Reynolds near the premises or to the sub
scriber nj Ottawa. apt w IL l., WALLACE
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notwithstanding Oa.

HyIlE subscriber, having made other bushes
arrangements, would invite the attention
= builders and Others to his inrgc aud well Sc
lcctcd assortment Of seasoned humber. which lac Wi
sell AZ reduced prices Persons wishing 10 pnrGhns.
will lind ito their advantage cal, soon ut his Lam
Der Yard, corner of Market and Monroe streets
South Branch Chicago Ill.,
800 Cedar Posts-9 feet long---ior sale low.
Chicago, apr Is In I. NJ HALDEMAN
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CHICAGO, 81. Lofts & ClNCINNiIl LlPRESS.
LIVINGSTON AZ 60,

w ILL make five day trip- toand from the above
w clucs, commencing on the opening Of the II
vrrs The i1cIhucs afforded 10y The pIopnctors OF
this Express Line, for the safe aud speedy nn,por-
Ht"n ct specie bank notes pa, hage-. cn>'s &c the
collection oinur-, bills and accounts nre ample and
complete, having prompt and responsible gents at nj
the principal intermediate places onthc route. Each
tors. or ty competent and tnls,v messenger. They
VIII he provided with non -ni.s on steam boats IN MI
cases All matter intended To be- conveyed by tlt>
express, mus, be- properly put mp, correctly address
ri, and delivered to the messenger or to a rrguur0u-
horzcdagcnt Packages destined TO places oil the
route sal br delivered 10 other expresses, or other
modes oi conveyance, uatcSS 0ihTWise 0rdcrci Lg
TIE coHsigHor. (Iau2i LIVINGSTON Il Co
i~s' The subscribers, agents for thu express iue,
10 Ottawa, wal receive all packages otIuun,y To he
forwarded, or orders To be executed, anil Will give
ihcr carem, attention To any business which may
be- n'rused 10 LeirCGrc as agents Of th- eNpreS line
frh ,, 1873. CUsuNAS L GEfDlEY.
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Hlistellarous.
For Sale (lei,D.

Sc fION l7,town 81, nnt 2,e of3l 7 VI The
above section Is one Of th'best and iories, sec
ions ct land IN Ia Sale comfy, is situated about =
Inile- east OF LATHE Nennilioryer ou Troy Grove
ana Ottawa road, Is Iich rting prairie aud well
adapted to the raising OF grai
April Is, 1919 NfRRfSS FISHER
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Just kecpivpd,

A FULL supply OF Nrg Gools. Groceries
~ QHeerSrdrc Hud u are. &c, winch va.
/ n hc exchanged low ior cash or produce
Ottawa. NV II Dow. 4 NuTru
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WnEREAs, George Rugg hps said 10 the pablo that
W his wife L)Hisd had left his bed and board in
justice deem Tiny duty to say -he did not lravr him
without his permission aud desire She could live
with MN longer IN safety he has twice or thrice
violently assaulted her. the ny after She lc he told
her Brother she ShOu'd hot return. &c
May II. \ Foe TO OPPRESSION
3-Thr above Is fllsehool The author of il
Is guilty Of a w!!Wl poHer.ion of truth aud can
pTovelt. NAV Is e. II RTGG
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g. L. thompson.
MORE, NEW ptIrsS.

'INtlE subscriber is now receiving his supply, fcr
j the summer and fall trade, one door njrfi Of
Tho Mansion HnUSc, consisting OF Drugs and Me-
dicmos, OTIS, window Gias@ pn,uts, ynmithes, dye
stus, chemical pharmaceutical and patent, pycparn.
tons, Dcn,al Hrd surgical Instruments, pcrlumcry
and innCy articles, Cuucctionnrirs fruits and nuts
BOOKS and Sta TiONIRl,
consisting ola variety Of school toy and niscei1nc.
ons books
Also, Wines, Br1ndas, and oil quor4used formc
drmH purposes only, The undersigned - 0gcnt tor
the Canton Too COMPANY.
md has now on hand a supply n superior Tea, a,
prices and qmlity which cannot lti .u please
Town9nd'- Snr-ypDri0a 0s ,lc, Vyhu.. riy ~, 4
rctn An unusual quantity aud variety ai p.ul.
Medicines AZ manufactures pucrs
Please call both one ana ali and examine my stock
and prices before conIcmning the mn,kc'
July -, 1913, G, J. THOMPSON.
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miscellaneous.
rORN !-'l'ho highest price in CASA will be pa,d
~ Tor Corn,by may II Walker & HckLns
DiSsOitstiOli.

fINliE partnership heretofore existing between
VIII H. w. Cu,hrnan & Stml T. GrlIey in
oil business matters ut this place was by mutual a
greenen, terminated on the first day fthc present
month, Mny. 1919 The business viii be continued
for the present by the subscriber
All persons indebted To- the late firm orc. < G.
PRIOR to the first of January l9igarc hereby notified
That immediate payment Is expected and required 10
oemnde to the subscriber who isauhorzcd To settle
oil matters CONNECTED with the business of the late
hrm. lMnv ~. lAilL lLL-L. IL u Cn-1M..-
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Fresh Groceries for I849,

Fresh Groceries for I849.
lust received large assormcn, of choice Gro
- cercs consisingoi
rs hhds. New Sugar,
gJ ubs. New Molas.cs,
900 BUSH Choice Dried Apples,
100 10 do de Peaches,
rs sacks do Rio Coffee,
100 Boxes and half boxes new Malaga raj.
% do nhr SOAP sins
20 dp Tallow Candies,
do Adaman,lnc, do,
10 do Choice Plug Tobacco,
10 bbls, superior Cider Nncglt,
d boxes 7X0, SXl0. l0Xl2 Glass.
Az of which are for sale cheap for cash, u, whole
sale OF retail by mI3O LOCKWOOD
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Lumber! Lumber!

Us received by the subscriber. on the north side
- OF the canal AZ his warehouse, a large quantity
OF Lumber, Clear 81 clear dressed Flooring, Fcnc-
Lath, Nc, Also. Ook l.umhrr krpton hand olcyr-
~ dcscrpuon--all wl'l he sold cheap tor Cash
'ttawh, May 18th 1919 NN ErwIN
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,. @. Nattinaer.
Thew Have Come |!

I g. NATTINGER is happy to inform his
- friends and buyers at Ottawa that his purchase
Of Spring and summer Goods
has arrived. The assortment Will he found. as usu-
n almost complete. No pains shall be spared to
please hls ei7tomers and no one will be allowed TO
undersel him. Call and examine the stock, aud
nudge each one for himself
Ottawa Aprl 2f l4ig
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\. n. Sterling.
\. n. Sterling.
Great Exhibition
Al tie EXCHANGE PLACE, north Of lie
Court House
In which c-tahishu eltthr people Of Ottawa have a
deep Personal and Pecuaiarg Interest
4

AT LAST THEY HAVE ARRIVED
Those long waited for Cloths, CdssimereS,
CdShmcrctieS, CfOton Cloths, Satme!tS,
and Cordurow-
The best ever exhibited in the place, and so low
rwecis, Jeans, brown and grass linens, check and
Vcsngs, all in such quantities as would surprise the
marvellous were they enumerated; SO he content
hat enough has been received to cothc all the boys,
young men, and old men in Ottawa, and all those
who come here to trade. Then fear no,-hil not
gentlemen, ts call at the Exchange Place for you
will certainly lind somethng that will suit charm
prices wonderfully Low always. ESuaordlua'
~ advantages are had for making up the above ma
mcd stock as have engaged for the coming season
the services Of Mr. a VI Bailey whose experience
aud success in cutting garments, Wi'h ncatness aud
| despatch are unequaled.
A large stock OF Talors Trimmings, OF the first
! quality and low, always on hand.
Keep. before the people that the best Largest
stock OF the above goods between Chicago and st
! Louis, is at the Exchange Place.
Maya, 1919. 4 " STERLING,
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sn,,,-Ou CONSIGNMENT,

aSJnDAY & BROTHER, Agents for the IA.
tSsssgssl nawhn salt Company, Va Of, have and vii
AsasszsS constantly keep on hand full supply o
Kanawha Salt which will be soldby the barrel cheap
for CASH oniV, Mt the Brick Store in Peru.
m TONS assorted iron g. nails lust reed and I'll
~ sale By mr.3. j. MAHLEY, & Co.
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Farmers, iook IN lour Interest
Joliet WO0ller Factory.

1NHh subscribers having % into their Factory n
= htEe steam ENGINE AMI new set OF machine
~ the past year, winch makeahree full set now in
operation, making daly 300 ysis They will have
on hhDd by The inst OF June 1000 yds Of different
hlds GI clnih oi their own mHk. which they propose
10 exchange Tor Wool or cash They will give one
}a'd % good heavy cloth for TO and half pounds
"i good clean wool OF the sam, quality or they will
work wool upon shares 0s iulws give half Of the
cl"uh the WOO! makes, by rccrIng eight cents from
me customer upon their halle NIL that the wool
Hdhr- ny receiving thirty eight cents per yard Tor
manufacturing. They will aso m1uui1curc TOR
customers Blankets, leans md FidnHeis ns well
as Sltrnet, Fatici0th, and Kcrcg,nere They give
one yard OF kcrseymere for thee pounds OF wool,
Ier,rns sending wool should unrk their own names
on their sacks rs well a. our address, nni send let
rby mail giving directions
tLoTH DRESSING
Aoi Hoot t~diHg done an reasonable terms and
al 'hortnouce. None bu, tJ best workneu Wi. be
employed
Any person going to Chicago. from the central or
7ou'ht'I PnIt "i ms sne, viii pass hy 'hls town,
ana al The subscribers wish, To- ensure q continuance
o. patronage, is 10 once have man patronHe them.
can tie scut by water up the Illinois river direct
10 Malieson u Braduet Joliet w I'll county ortO the
care OF J l. Coates, Penn orl Hardy La-alie Ill-,,
ana u wil be forwarded where cloth will be put up
IN neat PM s"to utdiinri, according tle abosu
terms and sent IN return to any pan OF the state
without troubling owners TO accompany il, VI II can
be sent from the Ohio or Mississippi without any
trouble by sending To the care OF Natleson and Pres
ton, 81 Louis directed to Us at this place.
Should farmers wish for further Information onthc
sniccl by addressing line to the subscribers at Jo-
let VII county, II will receive immediate attention
We nope and expect Oreccye some wool from eve
~ helghOorhOod m the state, and from large
amount Every effort shall be- made TO give salts
faction.
MOlaSStS, SUGAR, COFFEE. SAT-, &C.
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ulQA5aAaa AID A31Alas
Large Arrival Of Spring and Summer Clothing at the Store Of
KOHN & MANDIEBAUM,
Or New York Clothing Fur shng door Post

HE snNes would e1efy morn the ofouaw
ytoun
irCoola passed
t qny h. goods hay
IN
a n ise then sorkn
voItl
qnlt and uutycfri
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For sale az 10 Rent,

MSH PAID for Wheat and COM, by
" Ottawa, may II, 1919 L. HILLS
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MOLaSStS SUGAR COFFEE, SAT- re.

will be- kept on hand in large quantities, to supply
country merchants aud customers
MATIESON q BRADNER
y Il. Persons coming from "A distance with a
quantity Of wool to he carIcd or Manufactured, i
obliged Ia stay over night shall be- nj no expense
Joliet, VIII 60, Ill., apr o. lSi9-3m NJ l. b.
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A TWO Nforg Direlling House with seven
"a pasirrcd rooms. and village lot, 10 hy $50
l. N feet situate on the south bank Of the Ulnoi,
flverJn the Old town OF Ottawa Po-s,.yion giycn
Immediately may Il l. N VDu'LiVD
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4 Great Saving

III ANY 81 our customers are notified that thcr
vi may save themselves cost and trouble BY call
ing Immediately and settling their notes and nc
counts. api3 RYAN * SANGER.
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Dilliam 6ass,lI.
KCCD Ynllr ECcI Dry

vi article for preserving t.7a,herand proofsrsirst
water. for sale atthe Shoe sore Of w. HASKELL
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Great Sale or Climber Iamd.

THE undersigned viii offer tor sale o public auc-
ton, NJ tie door Of he court house IN . tawa OF
10 o'clock ~ on the -u'h day ID september next
200 AcycS ot LUH Sud .aui l. situated on s'c Ii,
town 30, mrs east 3Ip. u, aud via be- surveyed INTO
small tracts ,Say from 90 1Jdcrr- according tu qua.
Aiyl This vii probably Dc one ui tIr best o,pOr-
tuu.ties tInl persons residing between MarcuIesaui
lioldcuHau's Grove VIII ever have OF purchasing
timber tor tanning purposes Also, thc cast hall otn
west quauerscc ~, town Jl,urIc 81 p. M, situa-
ted near GncnS dam al Dayton, tu be sold IN ~
mere tracts. The purchaser. OF Inc above tract, viii
be required To pay Que hh down. and the la aucc IN
five equal arm Ia. instruments. Hud cure The pay
mrnt thereof by bond and morwG, on the properly
sod, nj : per cent per aunum, PAYABLE .rmI-auuu-
ally N advance Lyorder OF The board %, Trustees
Of -choo.- On Town %. ,. K j.. ~ !! VI
MAY 10. 1879 &. ". JACKSON. Treasurer
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Grand DetOur PlOuSihs.

4 new supply O Ihcse NeTy drseNedIY pOpudl
plows on hand ofamer who holds a pow han
de or runs furrow ought 10 bee without one. They
have driven out every other make where they have
been introduced No one runs any risk III huying
them. II pow does not please purchaser after a
trial they will be- taken back and the money return,
ed For safe only hy ! G.. y ArrtNGER
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MANIA ROPE. of sizrs suuble for Rcd-oords.
49, Halter ropes, clothes Lines, towing lines stern
and bow Lines. ocl2 WV UAsKLrt
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Ladies !,

VOu can be supplied with fine Ginghams plai,
] Linens, linen Lu-tres, Chanzrllon, Bcreges
II " style Lawns, and cheap Cal,roes. ut
mvl J. q NArrINGEE's
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that he can fly through the space in second; or,
like the electro magnetic power, in an immeasura-
bic short time.
''He would live through the period of four
thousand years, with all their events completely
and exactly IN moment Of time as he did before
in the space OF an hour
sThe human mind, il is true, grows giddy at the
thought of such a consecutive train of images and
events; but we can easily attribute TO a higher or
the highest spirit the power of Distinguishing and
comprehending with accuracy every individual
wave in this astonishing stream.
''Iiencc thu notion that the Deity makes mo
measurement of time is become clear and intelli-
gible To us.
"When il is written, Before God thousand
years as one day. il is mere empty word UNI
less the idea is rendered perceptible 10
But when, have done by sensible and actual
suppositions, enabled to show that it is pos
sbe for being simply endowed with a higher de-
gree of human power To live through the history of
materially contributed 10 render Ineligible the
ing for itself, but only the form and repository,
without which cannot imagine its contents, viz +,
the series of consecutive events.'
have quoted enough To satisfy you that this is
no ordinary production. AS an English critic
marks Of it: 'Limited is the space of this publ
cation, it contains a fund of deep thought which
larger works ON astronomical subjects have seldom
developed II is most logically written. Step by
step, from undeniable premises, does the writer
prove his point, until the omnscence of the one
great Deity is made apparent to our mental vision,
and in an extraordinary, new and clearer light"