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Cuba Invasion. Proc iamntion Of the President.

WAsnISGroS, April 20.
President Flllmore, under the apprehension that
military expedition is being fitted out in the
United States with the intention Of invading Gu.
ba issued proclamation warning all who may
engage in such an expedition that they will
thereby subject themselves to the heavy penalty
denounced against such offenders. and will forfeit
their claim To the protection Of this government,
or any interference in their behalf. no matter TO
what extremity they may be reduced in conse.
qurnce Of their Illegal proceeding, He oxhor's
all good citizens 60 discountenance and preyeat
any such enterprise, and finally calls upon the
o, aud military officers # tue government to
use every effort in their power to bring To trial
aud punishment every such offender agous, the
laws of his country.
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The Chicago AIorrti,ey gives the following list
Of newspaper eurIosics that have been sent to
the World. Fair:
A map or two from the Boston Atlas
4 spare spar from tie Blltimur, Clipper.
some chiI from tie New York Post.
a sample Of honey made by the Boston Zee.
A Signal from the Portsmouth Pilot
Some pc-lins- from the Oquawka Spec later,
An ounce oiquicksyer from the lazcwell Co..
Mirror.
The drum on which the Pekin QllJ Reveille is
beat
The broad seal Of the Massachusetts Common
wealth
The nxe used hy the Minnesota Pioneer
a feather plucked from the wing Of the Grand
River Eagle.
Some Of the wire Of the Lockport Telegraph
An answer to tie Grand River Enquirer
geological specimen Of the N Y Globe
One Of the eyes Of the Democratic Argus
a piece If tho fringe Of the Davenport (Iowa)
Banner.
Some music from the Srrngsd Organ.
Some light from the Aurora Beacon.
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steam Mil A.,

We are happy in being able to announce that
it is now placed beyond a doubt that in a very
few months there will be large steam Touring
mill il operation at Ottawa. Mr.. W Enston, Of
Milwaukee, has purchased the large building cree
ted by Human & Co. n little way east of the
Fox River House, for the purpose of steam
mill, we believe, and is now OH his way hiiher
with all the necessary engines, machinery, &c, to
put Il C mill at once into operation We shall take
especial delight in chronicling the first cough Of
the engine and the commencement Of their crush.
Ing work by the huge burrs.
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ACCIDENT Quite seri"us accident happened
to Mr. Tuttlc, the mlkman, on Thursday morning.
lie had just returned from town in his carriage,
and stopping at the door, rung the bell for a boy
to come and take the horses. While waiting the
horses took fright, and started back towards town
a, furious pace, throwing Mr. 7. OF. of the car
rage, breaking his arm and otherwise bruising
him. and breaking tho carriage to pieces, and in.
jurins one Of the horses. We are happy TO learn
however.tha Mr.. T. although severely. is not dan
gerously injured.
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New England Branch Store.
Rogers, Mills & Co.

4 RE noa receiving al the stand formerly occupiea
IL by G. Burr. general assortment Of
Spring y SUMMER GOODS,
(Which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens ol Ottawa andils vicinity.
Oar stock consists OF good assortment Of Fancy
& Dress Goods. MOntias, Shaws. Bonnets, Rib
hons, Gloves, Hosiery Boots & Shoes; Gentle
mems leghon & Straw Hats, Groceries Hardware.
CrockeTy, Paper llanglngs &c. all Of which have
been assorted with much care. and bought at the
very lowest cash prices, which will enable us 10 sell
as low as any one ~ tho western market
One OF the partners residing east. and near New
\ oTk, will enable Us TO receive new goods frequent
ly, and OF the latest and most desirable styles AL
ha,ter ourselves that We shall be able to please
all that may favor Us with call
Produce ois!l kinds taken atmaykei prices,
Ottawa Nav
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Markets.
New York. Nav

New York, May |.
Fo'r-Tlc market has imrrovcdard is a little
firmcr than at opening. Sales, 1000 bLls, at
Sll2a4 % Gnr common to straight state Mi,hi.
gan. Ohio. and Indiana, - 95a4S7l
Hheat-Steady, sale. 10000 bus, Michigan
at slu2.
fora-Firmer than Yesterday, with fair ex.
port demand ut G3aGic for western mixed and
northern yrli.w. with sales II 900 bushels.
Pork-ln demand Price, unchanged
Ldri-Is shade b,t,er Sales $50 tierces
and barrels Mt . Toe
Uhiskey-- Dull at go,
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED For THE FREE TRADER
Arrival of the Niagara.

New York. Mag l.
The political Intelligence BY the Niagara is of
little interest
ENGIASp-1hc scism in the established
church is widening. The Bishop of Exeter p'o-
poses the convening Of the ecclesiastical synod
The Gorham question is at the bottom of the diff
feul,y
Lady Franklin is again fitting out the Prince
Albert for voyage to the Arctic IA search Of
the lost expedition.
FRASCE---Ihe .HoniteuT publishes u decree,
couyuking the Consular General, TO deliberate on
the ,xpediency of reducing tie duty on certain
articles.
The assembly la, granted 100000 franks, to
celebrate the anniversary OF The Republic.
The press in favor Of the ministry urges the
presen, action Oh petitions for revision Of he
Constitution.
RUssIA-The Berlin Ministerial Organ states
that besides Austria and France, Prussia has too
demonstrated against Austrian annexation. Rus
sa has directed that all the German states
should accede to the Frankfort diet in Berlin
The upper Chamber has rejected The ministerial
bill.
ArsrEM-It is stated that the government is
inclined to accede 10 the Frankfort diet There
is deficiency in The finances for the past year
of 7,l6l275 francs.
The Empress had granted an amnesty to poll.
ticol prisoners. The government demands from
SARDINIA passage for troops across her domoln,
in case Of a refusal from France.
TrGKny-The Austrian ambassador has re-
cejyed the assurance from the Porte that Kassuth
and others will he detained
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CHICAGO NAV !.
Receipts OF produce fr the last "a hours have
been as follows 81 Gbs flour Gas bu corn, 40
bu wheat, 5o7bu oats. 1918 bhls pork
The attendance on Change, this morning was
not large No sales took place. Offer of 36c for
10000 hu corn, on board-onc Of 35c and another
Of see, for cargo Of corn on board-buyer to char.
ter sellers Propeller at Sc to Buifio-no, taken.
We hear Of the following transactions on the
streets.
Wheat-SSo bu spring at 5oa55c-6lo bu fall
do ut 5sa70c.
Corn-lo9o bu shelled Mt S7aSssc per 60 lbs
rs bu do in the ear at 3ia35c
O,ts--557 bu oats ut 2Sa29c.
Salt--Sale Of 1900 sacks, in lots, at l9c-lOo
bbls fine do at $3.50
Snndries-- Sales 80 bu dried peaches Mt 81 90
Id bbs and on private terms few bbls do
Mt Sc.
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RADICAL CURE FOR
DISAPPOINTED LOVE,
IN FIFTEEN DAYSl
Consat from 70 III ; O'Clock,
DOCTOR SIAN SENG.
Rne Ne,sve De Lurspb'ry.
wNo Care, no Par.

ty-No Care, no Pdr.
did not expect such surress a. a.teRhcd me
What city ! what people. How quickly new
opiniops become popular
The first day had SUh visits for consultation
Vt 20 francs each, I he second was obliged Ia
seek vt ,he Prefecture oi Pul,re four .,ehd ;r,ns
~ protection, They took my office by assault
Al length Int upon u p1n ct giving advice To
classes ct twelve Al "A iInr, which IA some meas
ure reduced the cfowl.
The week following gave public lectures a,
the AhrneUm, ~ FIVE franc. the ticket. Mr. l.f.
for. told me the fashion would not last long. and
that should make hay While the >un .hnu- =
u proverh Menu forgot to make besides. there
was danger thst the project of police would 81 Sc
the monuments. i therefore entered into a con.
tract with the porter at tie tower of 1T. james
10 receive al! my patients vine subscribe tor :,
fortnight
The two trains to Versailles were filled with
vicInns with c'4,sed eees | WAS told that it
would ask the minister Tor q patent. that he would
probably give me peil>p'n--os they did to Mr.
Daguerre of six thousand francs year.
Nv best reward, however, found in the unan-
inous gratitude Of my relieved and happy pa
tents they wanted To strike gold medal IN my
honor l-uchealdo Of enthusiasm
Five of my most inveteraie cases, sgel from 90
70 SO yesr- struck wiih ~ Inflammation iur the yau.
deylllis, oi which relieved them, brcam. rrea,
proselytes 10 my doctrines. and are determined
tn prosecute it ON their own uccoun, after INV lie
pirtnre---they even propose to purchase the tow
~ Of ST. James by subscription. aud add two hul,-
tlrc'l more steps to the ascent.
iien has given To he world No mAla,ly without,
It's cure: he has placed the water lily by tho side
of The pimento--the VOID TO make the sluce be.
sd. the torrent Kiang.to 1t is for man to dis
cover the remedy. Tlen knows always what he
dpes--anI me--we do what we know not
Ny mind is now calm my heart is light, as is
everything which ia empty. | shall now 90 and
tkr my leave Of the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
AID endearor to correct the errors in diplomacy
have made, since | have been possessed by the
foot Of NadeInolselle Aleyandrine de st. Phar
DOCTOR SIAN SENG.
~ true copy MERY.
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Chnrch struck by lightning.

DA.'vILLr, n. V, Apr! 81.
While the congregation belonging to The Meth
odlst ohlrch in tins place were assembling, the
church was struck by lightning-thc fluid passing
down through the steepe aud roof. One man
was killed. aud others were injured,--non of
them seriously however. The steeplo was shat
tered To pieces, some of the pews were torn, and
the building wa. otherwise injured
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We hope all the town clerks will send us, II
possible, a correct statement Of their last years
accounts Such statistics are valuable, when col.
lecied together, and will be referred to by hun.
drcds in future We also have some curiosity
and We presume every man in the county has to
know the actual o., Of administering our county
affairs under the township organization system.
We have heard those, who, iNe opposed to tho
system say tia, /, was much more expensive than
the old plan. wehare always doubted this And
we believe that if n true Statement, Of all the
town accounts can be obtained they will show
tina, this Is the cheapest system. And then no
one will pretend tina, il is not the mos. sa'isfacto'
ny. II becomes 90 from tho fact that the people
are more Immediately interested In the DISPOSE
tiou which IL made Of their money.
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MRS sw'sshslm, at the recent election Cor may.
or OF Pi't'burg, received three votes She says in
relation to Il:
I'VE have bnd Two votss for congress, three for
mayor, and ever so mnny nominations for presi.
dent, Our success 10 politics IL amazing, and we
were almost afraid TO rub our fingers over our
chin, lest We should feel pair Of iucirieu, wh..
kers"
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Ottawa, May 3.


The receipts for the las, week have been lar
ger thon amy preceding for souse lime, and have
been taken =; good figures.
We note small decline in corn and oats In
other articles not much change.
We still quote sales Of winter wheat at 63a67c,
and 4pl45c for spring, with not much coming for
ward.
Corn in the early part Of he week opened at
SlaSSc; but for the past few days has only
brought 30a3lc shelled, and 29a30c ear--in good
demand.
Oats-o7c--dul.
Potatoes-- Some lower, with sales at 30a3I &c
Bacon--No change.
Hilss-sa9l for dry, and Basic green.
Caltskins--lo al5c
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The canal is again in full operation and ia DO.
ing heavy business. We are compelled to give
the canal officers credit Tor LAYING exhibited dou.
Die the amount Of energy in conducting the repairs
of the late breaches that has generally been con.
eeded to them We hope they may be able to
sustain for the future the good reputation they
have earned by their late energetic conduct.
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ST.. LOUIS, MAY 1T A. NJ.

The extensive wholesale drug store Of z. +.
Wesell 1t Co.. corner Of Main and Chesnn, streets
was discovered on fire this morning about five
o'clock, and was totally destroyed also the nd.
joining store occupied by Bulge 4 Brothers rs q
stove store; part oftkeir stock saved. The fire
ia still raging. A strong wind blowing from the
wsst. The amount Of loss and insurance on bull.
disgs already burned not ascsvtainsd
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Strayed or Stolen

E'ROM the subscriber residing N The Shaver set
Il t,rmeut, ABOUT i've mfrs eBsl oi Ottawa, about
The 9Th Of Apnl, a small bay mar. a out 10 hands
high md spawned on the right hind leg. 'lailrath-
er shoIt--nu while or olEer marks about her Iecol-
lecled
Any person returning said mare to the subscrib.
cr, ur giving information where she may be found,
will be literally Tt wHrded. HLNRY RoBlHsoS.
Nap
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\ SHARP 0PTasrioy FOR "UScLE SAH"-A
late number Of lhompson's Reporter contains a
fac simlle "f the new con--thrr- cen, pieces. He
editor remark 1T Is Somewhat thinner and
smaller than a half dime, and vhls new ha, the
appearances OF SILVER, with rather slippery FEEL.
ing, stSSi OF these pieces make a haadrel Dbl.
lars, and contain sSS S3 81 silver. leaving pctft
IN the hands of the Mint d sles7 on every Sss.
81. dead swindle Of full 90 per cent. God
save the Republic 7riJ.
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TIE E-E,-rly ~ SCxsIR The Boston Post
i, very severe ia IL comments on the election oil
sz'gn~r to tie L : Senate. Ia long article on
the subject i, sags
The avowsi purpose Of he supporters ofsum-
mr. j. % bring The state in conflict with the Unit
Ell StIfr 1Ary have \ bill - abominarinns pen
ding befsrs them for ths express purpose of put
iIns Massachusetts IN tho attitude Of a nUllifuug
state " BnrklnghauI, who aus declared that
he vii -iivs aGd iis ~ the faith Of thu Hartford
c-nyenlinn,' has reported a bill TO make treason
sasy--z hich snrpssse1 all the vnr't designs ever
aiuibG;s3 "a he Hartford Convention. That con.
yeniSon tz9 n T-7 - rsparl,ioa 4 View Eng.
land ffeFo The -ss; q ~ s-ssss a. ~ A. that she
might r.rlasa ,s414- e ~ va ~. -ss her own
revenues 10 'Ats sn-s q Asrssf
Mr. BgckinZsi2, ~ fass "a rraiec; Il the
South Carolina oiss.sisl,,t) ;rssa-ss n -; Ma.
sachuset's apart iios8 tie LIs5e all b. hef,ell
and to interpose her tesi,iAfsss n n. laws and
constitution by open re,e llion aod hnlihealion a.
gainst the laws Of congress ard sgain,, the Judi.
cal decisions Of her own snprems court and Tie
supreme court of the United States. IL /. ire.
cisely such a notification bill as the shay's rebel.
lion party undertook TO carry, when they sur.
rounded the state house with mob, and demand
ed bank Of paper money to be established and
,s products dealt out to them, and made tender
in violation of the constitution.
With the success Of Sumner, who il the Shay.
hero OF the free soil rebellion against aw and con.
siitution Is to follow the passage of this nuli6cn.
ton bill. Massachusetts IL then 10 be placed on
one end OF the notification tiit.up and South Car
olina on the other, and ace tau themselves out Of
| the Union
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RAILROAD SUSK We are informed that two
or three weeks since, a portion of the railroad -
few miles north Of Elgin, sunk to the depth of 20
feet. Il occurred where the road was laii through
a slough; n number Of feet Of gravel having been
carried on whie the frost was in. The prubab,l
ty that the slough is pond tina, has become
turied over.--Elgin Gazette
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Ottawa Meat Market.

Joseph REDD'CK begs to announce to his old
- friends and the people Of Ottawa generally,
that he Is agan among them, and has Just taken the
building formerly occupied as meat market by
Grant Il Weaver, one door west OF Halls black
smith shop, and north east OF the City Hotel, where
he has opened market aud will constantly keepon
hand
MEATS or ALL KINDS,
which he VIII sell Al lowest prces. As he pays
nothing but cash for cattle, he can buy low and sell
low lie solicis trial may3
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81. Innis MAY Q

~ L'UTH, May :,
The markets Yesterday were dull and receipts
light Fiuur market has an advancing tendency.
Snpertiue country 1905. Quincy So S5ui Wheat.
good spring zoe, prime mixed to choice % oT5c.
Corn. mixed S8c delivered rp board yellow SIT;
pure yellow, 30; pure white 80. Oats. very lit.
,'c inquiry ia the market; some small sales at IS
$50, delivered On hoarj. Good and prime Bar.
L., fja70c choice Ky. 75nS0. Rye G5nIO. Pro.
vision market stead. Mess "orA--Lolaers irm
III sl2-E
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Spring Goods !

I. SANGER n Co nfe now receiving from
LIE New \ oik their spring stock selected with
the greatest care. Our old and new customers are
invited To cal aud examine our stock before making
purchaser elsewhere. mays l. f.SANGER & Co.
4 LARGE assortment Of bonneis. ribbons, ar,-
1 n heal flowers, bonnet silks, ,auns and grapes
OF latest slyiesIust received nnd Tor sale cheaper
than the cheapest mays l. I SASGER& Co.
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Come and Coming!
THE NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS 2


T G.. 'ATTiSGER has received part ofhis
81 goods, aud is in daily expectation Of more
lie respectfully invites the attention OF tie public.
Wien all received the stock will be found larger
Than usual. The selections were mnde with the
best possible care IN the cities Of New York aud
Philadelphia IL is believed the wishes OF the COM
munty cnn nearly Nil be met The following list
comprises part Of the assortment:
silks, silk good and silk trimmings,
bonnet ribbon, grapes, laces and nelis,
lawns musllns, and poplins,
black barege and baregc de mines,
thread aces, edgings, and inserilngs, MS high as
sl.50pcr yard,
muslin and cnmbric cdgngs and nsertings also as
high as 81 81 per yard,
trmed, muslin, collars cuffs, sleeves, lace caps, and
chemisettes,
linen floss, bobbnsand line tapes,
French. Scotch, and domestic gnghams,
fancy e. black super Frensh cloths and cnssimeres,
boys and mems cotton and linen goods,
Irish linen linen lawns, cnmbrcs and h'krohefs,
With q full assortment VI bue and brown musins,
from TO u yard WIDE.
carpetng ingram and venetian India mating.
Particular attention il invited to the stock oiw o.
mems, misses and clnldfpns bonnets from the re.
hume" Rougl, & Ready" to the real Paris excelsior,
from 0cents to Sc so. Canada, leghorn, and pahl
leaf hats.
SHOES.
Ladies', misses and chiIdren's slips, ties, buskins,
pniters and hni-gaers, satin, lasting, kid and goat.
skin, ofthe Philadelphia make.
New Lamps, globes and chmneys.
Hardware g. Crockery. April ID.
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Town Expenses.

CENSp RAPIDs. April ~ 'stl,
Editors Of the FreS Jr1Isr--h comp.lanca
with the request IN your paper, ihrt town clerk,
would seud IN Tor publication, = statement Of a.,
expenses nf their several towns. send yuu 90,
following IS n correct statement ot the financial
affair. of the town ofGranj Rapids, during the
past wear:
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gentleman in Oswego offers one hundred dol.
lars reward for the detection OF the scamps who
passed bogus dime aud Spanish quarter upon
a little boy in that city, who earns bis suppo,; 10y
peddiing newspapers
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Biz Fire.

st Louis, May 2
The total lose caused by the fire yesterday
morning which destroyed the Wholesale drug
store oi r. F. Wetzel 4 Co, and the extensive
stove store Of Bridge & Bro, will amount to $40.
600 On which the Insurance i, about $iS 900
The orlgln Of lhe fire i. unknown.
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s--,scy'--The attev''qn Of onr quiet citizens
h's Eva wv d,-s p- I. heen drawn to compa.
NJ II ~-n iuor .'--e', q part Of whom have
hero locking 'h--' py-otass and making
s'rsrss wo'in3' - snpihar pvt who. with hags
ehs',s sre 2h~ ''-.---,enss, we're taking meas
aUnna.-A S<a-: y.as-s &c. st,
" Mast 'c'u tl.ey wers going west leaving
= ~ sthk.s behind them, probably 70 enable
dpd theif vsy back oys'r--Joli~ 2tss
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accounts AUDITED Nor. 9, 1850.
Total,
Total,
Total expenses for the year,

IUTHI TX IIVII>tS III IIIt NVIT, .O' TO
OF this s3S 90 were paid to town officers aud
may be regarded as ordinary expenses; and
a IL for books and ballot box, which are extra.
ordinary.
The Board Of Supervisors allowed $40 90. TO
he assessed On the town to meet this sum. but
SIS 90 however were collected. THIS leaves the
town rs follows:
Accounts unpaid. SO Is
OF the taxes To meet the town cx
pcrses, still uncollcctcd, s2i 81
Respectfully yours, &c. JNO SHAW
1orn Clerk.
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E1raA ScssloS OF THE LEGISLATURE The Chi
cago Journal. we do not know upon what author
i,y, recently made the statement that there was
to bo an extra session Of the legislature in June.
The State Register probably better informed up.
on the subject, says
1t may bsome proper to call the Legislature
together 10 district le state inr members Of con.
gress. prey1us to the next regular session ol the
General Assembly, aud it may btcume prcler At
the same time 10 bring before ltmaiters connect.
ed with the Central RAILROAD, but We presume
there is 10 expectation Of calling the Legislature
together for some time yet, At any rate, We
know Of nothing now which could come before the
General Assembly, excep, the distrcting the
state frr members Of Congress, were it called aud
suppose i, will be delayed for TIL. reason if no
thing else.
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rThi. item, tcxpenscs for the support Of Mrs
Rider. who is insaue.) understand was assumed
by tho coun,y and should, therefore, not lie count
ed here md leaves ih5so,al expenses Of our
town, $52 IS.
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Rev. D, J, Sow, Of Springfield, will preach n,
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Sabbath next,
at the usual time.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

Dc New York, or any part Of England Ireland,
Scotland, or Wales, in sums TO suit purchasers for
sale by april SLY NJ II. SWIFT.
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One Week Longer.

A CROWD oflaIies and gentlemen still Gene
"A to Matthew'S Daguerrean Rooms lover Sa IL
gers sIore,l 10 procure Tor themselves md ilcnds
fine, hie-like lktnesses true 10 lite.
mays WI Il. MATTHEW'S.
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Select school,

Select school
THE Summer term Of w. S Lees school will open
! on Monday. May 25th, in the building one door
south Of J. Hollands brick building, on Columbus
street. maya
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School Land for Sale.

~ Office is hereby gwen tina, | will offer st
~ public sale on the premises, IN the town u
Meriden, La Sale county, on
Saturday, June 7th, 1851.
between the hours II ~ o'clock IN and o'clock
IN, the eh OF sec l6 town Sc range =, east Of third
principal meridian. Terms--cash, with the prlvi-
lege OF each purchaser TO loan the amount oi his bid
a. provided BY law
The above land has several pools Of living water
upon ii, and will be found very superior for farming
purposes H. Is DELhSo,
School Comnlissionerof La Sale County.
Meriden mny3