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HRIPHIS INSFIlUFE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TNHE regular course Of Lectures in this In
u stitute viii commence on the FIRST Of No
vember, and continue until the last Of Febru-
ary. The Anatomical Department VIII be
opened and ready to receive students BY the
first Of October. The Medical Department
viii be under the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS:
J. Conquest Cross, NJ. D., Professor Of the
Institutes of Medicine, and Medical Juris-
prudence.
W. Byrd Powell, ND, Professor Of Cere-
bral Physiology, Medical Geology and Miner
r. S. Newton, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery:
II. ]. Hulce, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
ia. Wilson. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstet-
ries and Diseases of Women and Children.
liking, N D., Professor Of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics.
z. Freeman. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy ::
J,Milton Sanders, A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor oil
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CLIN1oE LECTURES.
Medieine-ProfessorH III. ]. Hulca.
Surgery-Prof. r. S. Newton.
z. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical Demonstra-
tnr
The fees for full course cfleetures amount
to si05.
Matriculatorss 5 90. Demonstrator's Fee
10 dollars. Graduation 90 dollars.
Those desiring further information will
please address their letters (post-paid) to the
Dean; and students arriving in the city VIII
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
r. S. NEWTON,
Dean of the Faculty.
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Jenuy Lind sfoves.

Jenny Lind Stoves.
II NJ. MATHERS has Just received
1 a lot of Jenny Lind Parlour Stoves
for Wood or Coal, which be wishes the public
to call and see. at his STOVE DEPOT.
Nov. q. 1850.
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T have Just received my second sup
ply of COOKING STOVES. Call
and see them. F. MATHERS.
Nov. 81, 1850.
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Inv irlend.
ARNOLD BUFFUM.

L. P. MAGUET, Gallipolis; Thos. Evans,
Centerville; ]. N. Afford, Cheshire; ]. l.
Newsom, Ridgewny; Jos. Waddell, Patriot
Martin Gilmore, Point Pleasant, Va; Jas.
Lisk, Pomeroy; C. NJ. Martin, Jackson.
Nov. 81, 1850.
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RICHARD PAYNE.

GalIiPolis, Aug. go, '5O.-6m
N. B. Five or six journeymen Car
penters wanted. None need apply but
the best workmen and men Of steady
habits. r. P.
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Secret of Being Loved,

Wm. Wu's letter TO his daughter on The
Small, sweet courtesjes Of life, contains pas.
sage from which a deal of happiness .alsht be
learned:
II want to tell YOU secret The way to
make yourself pleasing TO others is to show
that You care for them. Tho whole world i,
like the miller ai Mansfield, who cared for no.
body-no not hc-hccausc nobody cared for
him And the whole world will serve YOU 50,
II you give them the same cause Let every
one, therefore, see that You do care for them by
showing them what Stcrnc 50 happily calls the
small, sweet cuurlc,ics Of lifc'-thosr courtcsics
IN which there is no payadc-whose voice is too
still 10 tease, and which NANTES; themselves by
tender and allCctiouao looks, and little Kind acts
OF attention, giving others the preference in eve.
ry little enjoyment ut the table, in the field. walk
my sitting, or standing. This is the spirit that
gives to your time Of life aud TO vour sex its
sweetest Il constitutes the sum total Of all the
wItChcrait of women. Let the world see that
your first care is for yourself and You will
spread the solitude Of the upas tree around
You IN the same way by the emana,ion Of n
poison which kills all the juices of affection in
It's nei.hborhood such a girl may bo admired
for her understanding aud accomplishments, but
she will never he beloved
The seeds Of love can never grow but under
the warm and genial influence OF kind feelings
aud aIirctuhle manners
Niyaclty goes great way in voung persons
1t calls attention to her that displays il; aud if
It then be found associated with generous sonsi.
biIliy it, execution Is irresistible. On the contra.
~, II It be found in alliance with cold, naughty,
selfish heart 1t produces no further effect except
nm adverse one. Attend to this my daughter -
II flows hum heart that feels for you all the
anxiety thata parent can feel, and not without a
hope which constitutes parents highest hap
plncss May God protect and bless YOU
Your ailettionate father,
WM WRIT"
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After this time, there fell great change upon
the house of Samuel Lee; for Philip hi, hr,t son,
had gone; no one new whittier, and the old man
sought IN vain 10 fold his heart over the vacant
place of las son. Yet he was still proud Wl.hal
and would Not tell his grief to Annie but like
the Spartan thief kept the CnaWmg hunger Ciu.c
until 1t began to eat away the springs Of life But
Annie kept on in her DID, even way, never mur.
murlng nor even seeming TO pine; singing, at
tmc-, the same low, sweet songs, yet not so
frequently as BEFORE
And sui,ors many camc to her anl SOUGHT hcr
love- for her good name was known throughout
all the region round about ir-omuch. that moth.
crs spakc ot her To their daughters rs one who
was modest and serene. and beautiful, and come.
ly face, and form withal
And fathers commended her to their sons say.
ing
Truly she j, Il pearl of woudrous price, happy
will he be upon whom her soft lustru falls loving.
ly. Go veanl seek to win her
Therefore it was, that Annie had suilors many
And th1rc was one whom Annie favored above
all others, for hc was wise, aud good, aud gentle
and one tu whom the sagcs Of the Land prophrsrd
great honor, IN the years to come. Bnt Anne
loved him more for his pure aud generous heart.
Now the name Of the young man was Henry Rus
sell.
Yet when he cn,rca,cd her. the maiden would
not wed with him, for she sOld
Is not my brother Philip departed, no one
knows whither' It may he that care, and .or.
row have oyertaEcn him, llaply my father will
relent after II season aud surely it /. better we
should wait until this good thing comes TO pass.
After this, upon day there came to the house
of Samuel Lee a certain mariner, who had known
Philip and he told how Philip wandered through
many ei,Icz, lcekins employment and finding lit
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THE LAND or DREAMS.

Almighty realm 4, the land Of dreams.
w 300 steps that hang lnthe twilight ,kv.
and W'ileru2 oceans and Thrilling streams
Ih'l H'am Where the du,kyyaiIr- lie.
But over It's shalowy border, flow
SW,ttmN from the wor. Of endless morn,
Ana ihr nearer mouunius catch the glow
Ana flowers she neax fields ar, born.
TIE souls Of 'hr happy 1cnI repair.
From 'he bowers ui high, TO lia,bordcrinr land
AnI walk In tHr ilu,rr glory there.
WIN ihr souls OF the living hand Va hand
one calm sweet smile ia that shadowv sphere.
, RI rom ryrs lh1l open on earth uomuTr,
One warning word from voice once dear
HOW 'hey nse in tAc memory o'rrauI DER.
Far on ilom those hillsihatshine with oav
90, Ani hr,d, That bloom with heavenly Il,s,
The land Of dream, goes -ircIchlnrgy,.y
10 dmmcr mouu,aiusand darker wales.
There lie the chambers Of gully delight,
'eir wax me spectre, Oi guilty fear,
And soft low voices that font The night.
And whispering s,n in that helpless ear.
Dear maid, IN thy airhood's 5 opening flower.
scarce wra1.I from the .ove Of childish p.1y,
nr traTs on whose checks are but the shower
nat icshen, the early bloom Of May
nut ewes are closed, over thy brow
Pos, thoughuu, shadows and Joyous CLEANS,
Anad kno", by the moving bps, that now
h. sput sigays ,u the land ot dreams.
Light hearted maideus, oh, heed thy feet,
ba Keep where that beam OF Paradise falls,
And only wander where lhuu mayest meet,
The blessed one from liz shining walls.
So ,hn,t thou come from the land OF dreams
With love and peace for tins world of srui-
And the light thar over that border streams,
Shall IL on the path OF thy early lite
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fonng fLoRENcE was an orphan giil.
w nh mhnncrs gentle, soft and meek
And coral melted into pearl"
ON her iu'l hp, and glowing cheek
She was Just merging from g,fhoGd,
Very beauuiui, bright, and good
Irradngthr taIry scenes ofcauh,
With hcaie luaoi gui!eIess mr,h
Som, Florence icltthc need to love.
Too soon, she gave her heart away.
Forgot the claims OF Him above,
And rorstiPd a being ol clay
She thought there was n heaven Of bliss
Lyrn, IN such world as this:
10 her. nII earthly things did seem,
As orghl-o golden dream"
She thought she'd found " Caypso's l-c"
w here flowers OF owe forcrey rev.
And there, would be- oHe look oae smile.
To her fond heart iorcyerncw--
Erlur >pIls, such hopes will iu,I,
Mnhug life seem, all beautiful;
And shc thought Mea, no need was giy'n,
Iousk or seek another heay'n.
Eu,soon her cheek grrwpaIc: her eve
INA ~ deep meaning IN the shade
Oi fallen -hcs--aud o .eh
From her hearts deepest cess strnvcd-
\ SIGH IS al. 'hnr= ever heard
From youn9hran- crushed by hope dricr'd
Few ran know, none can heal
Suchgrcias noble souls may feel
1t was her ionIucss ofsoul--
he deepest grlrt Of tr9RaH'S bosom,
Winch >utdcnrd her young heart md stole
rom ch. ck md lip their wonicd blossom
POT when the sprIr lookcth up.
Earth takes hack il- bitter cup.
And wthIt"yery ,aduug i,nr,
a mhb"w' brghiens every tear.
Her dark and lifted eye had caught
lisiusrIr from ahcaynly gem
And DER h,rtlow lhr light Of thought
~honr Ills" nuluE,hs dIadem.
y stu, small VOICE, sweet ns her0wn,
Had reached thot heart 40 sad and lonc,
and gently, kmd.yd.i uuscai
The ieunGm OiculAu.ast zeal
Rc,gon-ns n living coal
Had touched her lip and heart with flame.
AND ON tu" altar Of her soul,
The IRE of oiuspIauon came
Then many vaurd from her to love
The holy charms of Heaven above:
GLORIOUS powers TO her were giy'u,
lead The wandering hcaTl'to heuy'n.
Tho shadows OF her soul were gone.
Tier check and up resumed their bloom
a Hayo.s love her heart hid won.
And souow there bad Ho,r no room;
iirr up was Ike glorious day,
Lighted uy CrIcsua. Ial--
~" drank ihr.c Joys. tu her 80 new.
A summer flowers drink morHn. dew.
Flornrr's heart j. guared now.
With bal" Of living hight
C.r.mg her smooth. Ootry brow,
A. q 0yupu bright vel. ot white
An auHr, wandering lomirs sphere,
Had caught Ncrcycy falling tear,
= nd TI .rny...I tI..,.. ...... ,...-,. ....I
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The Best Coal

lkoJt'll Imlo the Ottawa mnrk now ra jscd
- toy Mr, MARKS MORlARTN, who may n;
a'l ilmrs he found ~ his residence near the cnnnl
bridge, ,ot the head Of Buffalo Rock III, bed is in
ht sIlnc Irgnu where the famous "Strawn Coal" is
raised, aud Mr. VI challenges co,nn,rison vylI,
that cool knowing his own, taken an together. 10 he
or'lrr article. \, 10 the coal from mostoi ihchrds
around Ottawa, 1t Is positively not 10 bc comnnrcd
"ilh his and yet Nr Mornriy rurngrs 10 sell In,
Goa oschrgp as, lnot cheaper than, any oilhe coal
iranS always kept IN readiness to deliver coalto
order; or any number oltrams lon,l,I M sbor, ,n.
ilCc onnpplyng nj the residence of the suhscrlbrr
Ihca'lrnuon OF Blacksmiiisis particularly en- lied
to this coal MARKS MnpiNp,TV\,
buffalo Rock. tims below Oua,yng j Dec ii lSio
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ANOTHER DlNisioS or MENco--A letter from
Vera Cru, says that wide spread revolution is
close Mt hand. 1t has some connection, perhaps,
with the annexation movements in California. -
The people and administration of Sonora ARE said
to bc in the plot, rs they have received no shares
Df the American indemnity It is contemplated
10 declare the state inndcpendcnt Of Mexico, OF.
gauize provisional government, aud finally get
It annexed 10 the United states
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New Meat Market,

I JEREMIAH WOOD mtomshI, fri,nd-aud the
~ public 'hnt he hn, just opened Meat Market az
lluu-o Square. no Ottawa. where hc bee harpv IN
-aprya0 his friends and the Uub.icvifh ,hr choicest
OF everything M Ih" meat line Vegetables OF al
kinds also KEEP, ON hand
NO MARKET 0n NYgdov The shop will he kent
optn on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
bath s.ufyl leIg
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FROM Arthur Home Gazette.
Annie Lee.

HY WM. H. CAGrENTrH.
Author Of tie Resislde's = Daughter. DC.

children son and daughter both Of whom he
loved passing we'll Bu, the rich man was vain
oi his riches, and pond Of his consequence; and
hld hls love deep in his own heart for he said to
himself
If my children know how much love them.
| they will become forward and di-obeGicst" So
he neither tool, them into his confidence, nor be
slowed upon them his cnrcsses: but hooded w
his thoughts, and dwclt m cloi,tra loneliness ii
spirit like an ancient monk
Now, the oanc Of tiis rich. proud man. was
! Samuel Lee
And the boy Philip grew to r,anhod d.-qui,l
and passionate, and sclfwlllci, yet with the ten
der and true heart Of h- dead mother
And the girl Annie also grew in wears and
stature; but -A" vas ever mild aud gentle. and
sang to her-r!i snatchns Of sweet songs. IN a low
voice, aud made sunshine wherever -b. went.
/ Now there was uaizibor near by. John Wal.
ton BY name, with whom Samuel Lee had been
"r"lh for many years. They were friend, ia
youth. bat their firm rock-likc love. was wrench
ed violently a-unler and now there was a dark
gulf between .hem. So Samuel Lee babe his
children speak not TO his nrighburs child. which
was maud, but Philip needed not his father,
counsel for he loved Lucy Walton, md therein
laid great sorrow.
Now IT cane to pass upon a day that great
losses fell upon John Walton; 50 great indeed.
that he sIckcned thereof aud died and when he
died there was mo- home Jr Lucy Walton, but in
III" heart ot PhIIp Lee.
Then came Philip to biz father and said
Father love Lucy Walton. Now that her
father J. not, pray YOU give me vour consent
that may take her to WIFE
But when Samuel Lee heard these words, Lc
was ttoUb.ed exceedingly; and irowucd saving
! VIII no. DO 90; for like not the race from
whence she sprung.
Then Anne, who was standing near by, an
sWereI and 'aId, yet very meekiy-
surely 1t were good thing TO hc0rkon unto
my brother; Tor LHry Walton Is a pale lily that
Only Hye' and hoaIs upon the bright waters Of
h', love.
Sual-l way samuel answered steruIy-
1t shall not BE- Her father did me griegous
wrong
L1t Anne s',i gently,
As iht WIND iuii' with the setting of the sun,
even 80 should nuE die with the dead
but samuel Lee needed not the sweet words
which us daughter >pahe n charity bat waXrd
exceedingly ~ro'h, aui -mote wslh bis great hand
upon The table, and .ali:
'Arc"ur children become our teachers Phil.
Up sha'' not wed The woman.
. lhen the ire oi Iit"p was hIna.ed at The injus.
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Business Cur0s.
Ice Cream Saloon.

III, WOOLSEY beg- leave to say , the ciri.
VI lrus otO.nwo aud the public generally. that
hr has oprued fitted and Irul-Ardu 100 superior style,
lee Cream Rooms--iur ladies saud Gentlemen. on
post" ord north ut the Oj Cry liotc. building ,
anl hopes by puucluu and polite attendance. and
rich Cream, TO meet rhe appreciation ofthr public
E.-falucs supplied wiln Ice Cream on short no.
ice mtygI
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From the \ y. Tribune.
The ElaX.C0ttOn Revolution,

LONDON, W cdHc-day June H. 1881!
Although have not vet found time Tor care.
i~I ana thorough examination Of the machinery
ana processes recently invented or aiuru,ed in
Europe Tor the Manufacture Of cheap GLrics Of
hAN, have seen enough to a..ufe me If tl.ir
'tHe ana Importance, lhaye been disappointed
only with regard 10 machinery for lax Gie.siu,.
winch seems, On q casual inspection. 10 be far les
,u.ieH, Than the Test on our side Of tn, ! At1,r.
tic especially that patented Of late in Missouri
ANA hrIluchy. That IN operation In the British
machinery department Of The exhibition doe, il.
work muIlle,~,y c@ccyt That j, uuus o.t Tie pro.
duct too slowly. ! roughly estimate tl.t eui.
western machines ATE II least twice a., efficient
". N.aus-cp o. here, and has kindly explained
To- uc h~ processes and shown me their products.
he l. no inventor Of flax blessing DRESSING ma.
chncry at all. and claims nothing in that line. In
dressing, hcuiupt and uses the best machines he
can ind, and ,lh is destined 10 r.rciy. i,,r,r.
tant aid ttuu American invention. What I.
claims Is mainly the discovery Of n cbeop cl,,r.
icli solvent ot 'he ilaN tib,. whereby IT,. coa.o
ness and hnr-hne,s are removed and lhe frrupr.s
.nI sn!.h,-s q COTTON induced in .l-ir stead --
! Tins he ha- accomplished. Some or lis fax cot.
ton l. .coIcely o,.tugushuile from tl,seu Isl and
-lape, Whl'r io other samples he has given the
Character oi WOO, very nearly. can imagine no
reason why I'M cotton should not ie spun anI
woven as easily %. any other The staple may
oc rendered oi nny desired length tlou-h the
"'u" average Il about two inches. II i a. white
a. any cotton beng made 80 by any easy and
cheap bleaching process ~ Cluu.scn'. process
IN Hru oI IotiIus requires bar thrre hour fr il.
completion. 1t take, the fix a- il came from
th" h'.d, only somewhat dryeraud with the seed
beaten oiL anal render, 1t Thoroughly fit for break
INC. The I'4ut J. 4''1v...I T., i.,'',. l,G. 2. d..
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Stadden's Mill.

'EUE subscriber would inform the public tim, the
L above Nll,lsln lull operation once more, andhc
ls prepared to grind or exchange flour Tor whca,at
hll times, to suit the CUSTOMERS aud with strict nttcn
uon To business, he hopc.,o sharn part OF the public
patronage. Farmers, please en- and zee us you
will always dnl the millrrs ready To wnit ON ynn'
night orday Cash padnrwhcat
DAYTON. Ian N IaNt..t,u ar,,,,,
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counfry whar. men .aig ,Io ,,,rr ,,,, w..r ,,,
henorcd
Then the mariner lowered lis yoi,a ,. t.. .,rl
bow, in ,i,ht of the far co,,r'r, a ,r...,t storm .,
rose. and how the shin .fr,,, iI',o,, ,y. ,l, anal
went to pieces suddenly 80 tL,r hm f.,, yy,rc
saved. none Of whom Lpre TIM. ,,,,',.s ,,f pl,,,n
and Lucy Lee.
Then Annie Lee questioned ,la mariner r.,..
closely concerning her brother. and the mn,
said he ,yake not Of lis own Lroylrd,a bnt
from tie word, Of Others. vet he believed tlrr
true.
brown mariner. be- groanaI iDwarJly for lis
heart mote Inn with a sore Grief auI h, yeorpcd
~,.I mere iar M- lost son.
Bat when there came To- lin a good man. who
was q CLERGYMAN. aud showed linn L,yy TnIr
Walton had teen pure Of any wroug toward.
him, and that the guilt ayat the docs ofano,her
man who could no, die iu peace una. lie had con.
ft,.e1 hi, -iu Samuel Lee i,, to The ground with
= great cry.
Now when Anne heard these things. and in
the storm Of her fathers gricf caught gllnp.es
Of lis heart, %. We -.r fragment, of JMc .,v be-
yond broken clouds, She mu-rd deeply sudden
ly, while She yet mGscd, she seemed to hear a
voice, low IKE the voice OF a -prlt, say unto her
'Ihy brother yet Ewes. Seek aud he shall be
found.
Ana she wen, wondering, yet with fearful
JOY, and told her father
but age Is Lrrptuluus. even 'O rOnl tilipva
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ruachinerv thon MI Ia,,'' '''''e'' 10 b''''s'
/ ynltr.,orJ ,,,D',..., ',',,''
TO NJ Cior..,n c', .,..,,'r,j ~ o'.n mace
patent. bat as vet aibon, J.fso ,s r, H'"'lTai as
however !. moi ,as,e,I Vi,It ,,'Ii'' ',su.' 'li"s
sold or Led there viii n,.,, V'ie' 'ae i'n'eh' -
to hnv roucllv dressed f,L ~, "s ','''s ieapy
and ii, prerara. ,, 10 ,,r, .,, a., W S.uft u,
urging. 5er,e uobny p]oys ';,n i,nnora,, ,h, avn
more auspcious to orr r.r,o;n', a.is, ta"' Ia VI
CURED for wear. rIan hI. ,i'cnr'rr I"s h'' W
Clansecp I{e made +, /, R,,,A In ~ ~,
in the growth Of cotton II egaI 80, 80, 80.
cotton Dat II will render II mn io",
be bv proyidirr substitute GSroI, I'm , ta's"'
equally Seryiccal'c and whiIh r,ay iy J." g, ,u'"p'
most every where This rauro, Ie ,5l;'o ,'I,
soon.
------------
I'I CHANGE or CosTra;-Thc following ar,!,
Gle ~ favor Of the new costu,ne, is from the pen
daughter Of Judge CeGv. Of the sunrcnn Cmr,,
Our CosNgWE--Lct the silL vor,D stav i, its
cocoon unl It's own wants cDrppel if to tj,rnr il
aside Lctcvrry woman st.Y I'm her lory nstt;c,ot,
untR She feels the necessity ola change. ,bpn no
opposition or trivia, objections will detain be,.
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IONS preliminary 20 any decisive action But
'h'' seeh inquiry Will lead TO very extensive tlax
swung HtAt year - ~ the ei ectiuh of fax bre,l
'S u"eHihefy at a thousand points where nons
IN nave ever ye: exlsted--and ultimately tu
TUE hfh eNtabiishnent uf new and most in,rnr,.
ant branches Of int~stry. | cannot do,,l, Our
own country is better situated than any ,tb.r ,n
take the lead ~ the lax business. her abundance,
ct cheap, fertile soil and Of cheap seed, the in.
'tllGence oi her producers, tie gene,al diffusjon
oi water OF steam power and our present .upe.
r,"i'y IN ~ breaking machinery al point To
tins resilt.~It viii De unfortunate alike for ont
er'dlt and our fosrerlty if We indoenly or heed.
'essiy sutler uiL.er !E.tiuua TO take the lead in
H. G. :
+ S-N C.ausscn has alsa circplar loon, ~
the exhibition wherein bagging. husiery. &c. NAV
nr woven without seam ur anything like one -
ihls loom may be operated by very light hand
power got course, steam or water j. cheaper. aud
ahd !. docs It's work rapidly and aultlessly.
me,lien tins only as provi oflis iuveutive genius.
and t. c0if1burate the favuynhl. itaprrssicn h,
made On me. have sepn nothing more i,,,,euio,.
IN The immense department. devoted To British
machinery than this !ootu.
! understand tlat o,crtures have tcen made
TO NJ. Cinu-.cn iur th, purchase Of his American
patent bat as yet without dctl,.ite result This
however, Is not la8rcral. Whether The unlept IA
sold or Held there Will mex: year be parties ready
to hny roughly dressed fla to work UP under Il
ana II preparation to srow such aax that mn
urging, believe nothing more important or
more ausp.cIouS to our farming interest has oc.
CURED for wears Than tbs discovery by NJ
CIanSecn he made it in Brazil. Willie Engaged
IN the growth Of cotton, It wiIl tot supe,sefle
cotton, bat 1t will render it no longer indispensa
BE by providing a substitute equally cheap
equally sery!ccab,c, and which may be grown al
most every where. This cannot be realized too
soon. a.
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The waters OF the Mississippi have c{,3V
taken possession of Alton. Tie last Mn
egrnph says. "Almost every species ss~ -:sv
craft is put in requisition, and the glrsst1is,
dpd by the water, Al iillcd with yoyasvufs E
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Horse ShOeipg

- Jouv lloorrG.
No i'r) Prices at this shop. Horses shod new
IN the best manner at 81 % Wagon making con.
customers, and new, are invited to cn,I and lroyr
ihrt orders dee u H,py,pn
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TNNIG -IIVW VIII INe SN2rINn NoUIh Use
up IN judgment against Us, who, holding the
ceu,rr during Acxand,r's hcnthen sacrifices
would not stir bis hund' from its duty, though
the burning Goals fell thereon and made his
flesh fry aud smell in The presence OF all his
spectators. When King Eihelbert was at his
devo,ious, news was brought If the Danish in
yu,ion, out be neither omitted or abbreviated his
prayers; he would have no suit on earth Ill
he lad made his requests in heacen. Mclanc-
,hon used to say he had heard Luther in HE
secret prayers so pray, shat one wobl verify
think there was somc one ia The room w>S.-hinl.
to whom he spoke, SO earnest ard fcrves cs5 $8
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