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a American House,
virginia Hotel,

By JOHN H. SPABR Corner Of Maine and
Green Streets, s. louis No
THIS house "a located in the business part Of the
city. and for room and comfort, is equal 10 any
hotel in the city merchants, aud others visiting The
city on business will ind il greatly 10 then adyau-
;ags TO stop 4, this house. Their charges ire mo-
derate, and accomolai.ons Of The best qual V.
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Notice 10 contractors.

CHICAGO & Rock ISLAND RAILROAD OFFICE,
Chicago, Oct 10th, 1851
SEALED Proposals will be rrceiyec by the I'M
CdersiEnel nj this office until the 1T Of Deem.
hcr next, for the construction Of bridge across
Rock River, for the Chicago md r / Railroad
The length Of the bridge will be abou, 400 feet
and 81 feet high, to consist OF n wooden structure
on stone piers and ahutmen's The work to bt
completed by the lst day OF December, 1853
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
Of the ChieiEuEincer, in this city, No 50 Randolph
street, Oh uut after the first Of November next.
Proposals may also be handed TO John b Jeryis
Consulting Engineer, or to Wilinm Jervis, Chic
EuGneero of the Company.
The undersigned reserves the RICH, to reject an!
proposal that he may deem unsatisfactory.
oct2 HRNRY FARvAw.
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IL ID A R n:
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Good Board Wi, be furnished in private families
within c invrnienl distance Of the Seminary, a
from IS cents to al rcr week
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fTa3Eino'eY g. Go.
The World challenged
s, 7. EMERSON'S
Improved atmospheric Ghurn,

t't'tNlPu AlIll 81. lNJts
THE attention AZ The public y respectfully solicit
/ Ell TO an examination otthe Ah ye lhur1 which
Tor efficiency, rhraTn.s., and facility tor cleaning,
stands unr.ylIci and alone.
The numerous certificates which have been re-
ccycd corroboyauyc OF its uuiyalcd performances,
with the different churns now IN use and the uni
ted testimony ofaii who have witnessed lis opera
uon furnish ample proof its being the most ap-
proved churu cyercNhhitrd to the public. luitihe
greatest mechanic. and philosophical principles are
fully embodied, VIZ the agitation or surface irlc-
ton OF the cream ormik and the introduction OF at
mospherc air This mechanical and pbiosophc-
al action upon the ctcGm or mi.N has the effect 20
eparate and bring .U.o contact he detached parl-
Giles OF butter reguuuguu.y proper temperature TO
promote their adhesion tn" process OF collecting
the butter Is no. equaled by any previous invention
It being rapid and complete. Il has N al. Cases
where tried with other chu,ns, proved itself the
quickest lud ~ the same time % more perfect -rpa-
ration, and consequently larger quantity otbut,er
On time and the amount produced, the world ia
challenged $, I. EMERSON, PIisHtee.
y B.-Per5ons DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights or Churus, by directing a letter post paid
to, or calling person on, William Pearson, Qua
wa, H., viii meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson also manufactures and keeps Tor saleo ri
| yes OF the above churus.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
Agent for the state Of Illinois
| Ottawa Sept Il, 1850.
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The Five Mile House,

n 'HE subscriber formerly Of the Sulphur Spring
I House, having taken and fitted up the well
known stand at the foot OF Buliio Rock. on he Pc
ru road five miles W st Of Ottawa, wi, hold himself
always ready TO afford Accommodations in superior
manner to Travellers ami others Grateful 10 his
friends for rasl layo-s,--Dy strict attention 10 hu-
snes- hopes TO merit liberal share Of their patron
age in the future (oc25) CiPr REED.
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TUITION.

For Creek snl Lam Languages, Higher M7h-
emltic, including Geometry 'IIgonometry, Sur.
veying, Navigation, Book Keeping, Algebra, Ad-
ply, $500
: For Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Algebra
commenced, Physiology Higher Arithmetic, khe
tofir, Logic, Ancient and Modern History, Watts
on the Mind, 500
For common Arithmetic, Mental Arithmetic
Geography, Grammar, Defamation, Composition
Rpa ling, and other common English s,udirs, 90 co.
Erira Ornamental Br4ncb,s-FrcEcb, 50 ~
Embroidery and DnwInn each $500
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Boarding,

DOONS: with board. may be found on CoiGm-
Ia, bus Street doors north of the Park.
Accommodations provided in the best manner
for permanent or transient boariers, on reasonable
terms. J. ". ANTES.
Onawn Noycmher s 1851
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american House FIR Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sne the American
| House, at the junction otthr Illinois and Fox
rivers IN Ottawa and all the furniture, &c, thereto
belonging, alta bargain. The house has been kept
for number oiyeafs. and has always proved mon
ey MAXIM stand. A. L. MILLER.
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Greclan Tamcheroninn Drops.
YOUTH " MANHOOD.

For s''c wholesale and retail, BY WALKER &
Ottawa, III.
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Wafer Power % Lease,

THE undersigned offer great inducements 10
4 capitalists and Manufacturers, rs they have de-
cdedy the best water power in the state. having o.
yer IS feet head and fat, and situated in Dayton,
milesaboyc Ottawa, and drawn from the Fox ryeT
Feeder, which is kcptin repair by the state, without
any cost TO the undersigned They have water to
lease Tor term Of year sufficient to drive 90 run Of
81 feet burrs, and will lease very liberal terms to
any good responsible company.
This is rare chance for men ofcapital who may
wishto go into the manufacturing business The To-
cation is very healthy and admirably situated, as ii
is on naviEibe feeder, within miles Of the con-
tempated Rock Island rail road, and the head o.
steamboat navigation. Forturher information, ad'
dresa DAYTON NAV 81 IoUS GREEN & Sons.
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Usage Orange Plants.

ORDERS for plants tor spring sciungwiil be tn
~ ken BY the subscriber ut half the price Of last
yOar--t5 per thousand for the best, with proper
,ionate rate for inferior qunlities--such as have
msderp iher minds 10 give orders Will lind il much
10 their advantage to do so at once, as is quite
ecriain Tint Prot Turner will be able only TO sup
ply the orI-rs the summer and fan.
nusus, % j. G.. NATrIyGER.
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DIR. ilOOFLAND'S
GERMAN EiTTEGS
PREPARED BY
DIR Z. VI. JACKSON,
GNNMlN NENLGLNN 100,

GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. l2o Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their po,rsr orcr the ADORE Diseases is net eycsl.
lcd II cqHdiisi By arg other preparation in the
United States as NE cures attest IN misHy cases
GHrr skkifiR PhlSiriauS hJd tdt,d
These Bltlers are worthy the attention Of inva-
ms Possessing great yirtues N the rcyuhroton Of
diseases Of he liver and lesser glands, exercising the
me st searching powers in weakness aud ailectlons
OF jhr digestive organs, they are, whal, safe, GER
tam AMI pleasant!
HEAD IND BE CONVINCED.
From the Boston Bee
The Editor said, Dec s2l-" H. H10taafs Cell
cbrGtfd GJmIH BitcrS orthc care Of LAYER Com
plant, Jauud,cr. Dyspepsia Chronic or Nervous
Debility Is dr=cIyrdly one OF the most popular med.
encs OF the day These b,ttcrs have been used by
thousands, ana a friend al our elbow says he has
hmsr.igccclvcd ,rttCtual and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint, from the use otth.sTemrdy. We
are convinced that, IN the use OF these Bt,crs, the
patient constantly guiI's strength aud ygul--a tact
worthy oI great consideration They are pleasant
in taste and smell and can be used hy persons with
the most delicate stuWuChs with safety, under any
circumstances Weave speaking from experience
aud 10 the afflicted we advise Jheirusr"
Scouts Weekly one oiikc best Literary papers
published said, Aug 2j-"Dr HOofdHGS German
H'iers manufactured rs Dr. jackson, are now rec
commended hy the most prominent members of the
faculty as an article OF much efficacy IN cases te
male weakness. Assuch Is the case, we would adj
wise all mothers 10 obtain bottle, and thus save
themselves much sickness. Persons Of drbiiitated
constitutions VIII find these bj,icrs ajyau,ageou to
their health, rs We know from experience the salu-
iaIy effect they have upon weak 81 stems"
MORE EVIDENCE.
ne Im'hdr'pha saturday Gazette the best
, family newspaper published IN the United States,
the editor says Of m. H0ofands German Buffers,
1t is seldom that We recommend what are term
4 81 Patent Medicine, 90 tnc confidence aud patron
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Great Exhibition +!
At TIE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,


Opposite the Mansion House BaSnetts Brick
Building OITA Wi I'LL.
THE subscriber respectfully cnlls the attention Of
l. the ci,izens Of Ottawa and all ihcsc that come
10 ;hisiowu TO uCde, to his large and magnificent
s.ocS Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for the ocrgon which he has inst received
dnsrt from New York, Boston. and Philadelphia,
and were selected with great care and purchased
entirely for cash lie therefore va, a7le 10 buy
thsm at remarkably low pHces--ihey are now open
and ready for your inspection Al the New YORK
Clothing Store.
po7scszrrail thear advantages he fs ready and
POSITIVELY WILL sell ready made clothing
50 PR CENT CHEAPER
thru any oher s,cie in this town, vicinity or at any
place IN the state OF Illinois Satisfied tho; no
slothieI Is abe TO compete with his prices he solc-
IL call from one AMI all 10 examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. lie takes pleasure in
showing his goods--you Will, therefore, be paid Tor
yonrUoub.e.
TIE Elephant eiY be erEibhsi free Of charge
lies some, too Among h!s stool, YOU Wi. ind
MEN d BOYS CLOTHING
Hate and Caps, Trunks Vqlisfs, and Gentle
mems Furnishing G31ds Remember the place,
st the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
passneus Brick Building, opposite the Mansion
Hose, one door east Of the Chicago Cheap store.
No trouble 10 show goods Call and soc md
lo1se Tor yourself f. WISE.
Ottawa August %, 1881.
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nliscsII
Popular Medicines F!

r0puidl IuGulCluoS
r IST Of popular medicines which may be found
L atihe 'City Drug SioTe." Ottawa.
AYERS cherry pectora, Juno cordial,
Anderson's cough drops, Jayne's eSPeetorant'
Buchan's Hung. bals. yeTmiiuse,
Ralsnn OF honey. Lucine cordiel,
1slssm OF liza Marbalrs caarrh snuff, =
Barclay 'scubebs s. sarsp. Mississippi fever TOME,
Rris,pl'ssarsapaula, MYERS dandelion & sars
r I'm Of Columbia. Masury ssars. & wa-a-ho,
Bedbug 5ane, v AlsleIs eminent,
Ba,ehelIePs liq hair dye, Merchants garghng oil,
DulPs sarsa oarilla, Motifs phi biiiers IL pills,
Coms,ock's do Oreby's botanic remedy,
C,nn,n,uns sirasb. balls Orleans cholera medicine
Cheeseman's Arab. balls. Osgood's Ind eholagogue,
Coav's ointment, gers'lverwort and tar,
Carrenter' 5 ext Buch. Rushton & C!ar!ls cod Ii
O,,Su's Elixir yer oil,
DysenieSy specihc, Halfway ssTT1Cy IeHei
Egyptian eye water, Snefulhhs al htu 'lis oaiS-
Fahncstocfs medicines, Sallsrs ginseng panacea,
Feninore coneh mkt. Smiths tonic syrup,
Do nerve & bone lin. S.oans medicines,
Tosgate's cordial, Spohn sheadache remedy
Etrh's medicines TOwnsend's sarsaparilla,
C,reat western ointment, Thompson'sey water,
Do powders, The Kings OIL
Do pile ONT Vaughn liihontrptc,
Greeisn Fsnch. drops. Vegetable pulm. balsam,
Criilev's letter ointment Wlsars balls wild cherry
Hoonand's Germ. bit:ers Western cough syrup,
Hotc,'s sarsaoarla Pellis canker halsam,
Do dianhel syrup, Hastings ncp.ha,.
Hertz scurvy waah, n Nanus' elk. Of opium,
Hays hnlment, news unlnltnt.
Hoaek's panacca. House 5 indlan one
T}v.,e., Shoulder Braces, and Supporters.
Cranes spino-abd supp Hull GouIting, y Marsh
Etchs abdominal do irusses,
NArshs Lonion DO Fitchs shoulder braces,
Chapmsn's ab DO Chlltren's trosses ass siE,
nav 6un u i THOMSON.
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Gill;
iae'srs hlns y \. La.hfop' a. ON'''es'
I'M In I cbH,r5 '''.' P,,sy-,
~ Srtn.rb,yrr Flgin
wi s.,r,.I v,r,n.,,'
II " -, p,.l.s,rI
-, -.
Eo-,co MIL
n r. MIL
=, ~ ~ r,v,-c
y"-'i" "''I", r. i' 49, ", ~. r.,
E'nrWaGi q hIlIe''haii MI, O"Io|
>. Schoolmaker, fshn'y .yanA settlement
John Gage, Arlington, Lake co.
William RciIick Ottawa
Ralph Ware Granville.
Il Minor " ID viz Grove
"
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A gEy SITpp.Y.
GREEN APPLES

. w CHEEVGR has Just received and opened
De another stock OF prints for winter trndc to BE-
eoi AZ pac-s that defy competition oct 10.
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q q AaRDT4T eEES

e. - "A u " M III " -
are madeio suit the demands Of the country heavy
and Of good stock, md we feel no hesitation in war
rantng them for durability, and 10 give satisfaction
We offer a good assortment OF Ii0tAs, SltiHetts
Trcsds. leans, Finneis of different Kinds and a
very superior quality at blankets, carpet and stock
ing yarn, which vsc VIII exchange on liberal term,
for wool, cash. wheat, corn, SC. We will pay par
cash on wool where II is required.
CARDING AND SPINNING vii. be done a:
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, a
from fourteen 10 sixteen cents per pound.
WOOL CARDiNG
done n: five Gems per pound. We have our mn
chimes in good order ior doing The best Of work
and when wool comes properly prepared FOR card
ing, you may depend on having good rolls.
CLOTH DRESSING
will be done at the usual prices, bu, IN better s'yl'
Of finish Persons who may have 10 be fetane.
over night, on business connected with the Factory
shall be ,ouo eTlpnse. }. u d. GREEN.
Dayton, May Il, 1881.
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CHEAP TEAS,
READY WADE CI.OTHiNG
LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines.

The subscriber, at the City Drug Store, ia in full
receipt of his summer supply OF fresh Drugs and
Medicines from the eastern and southern markets.
Tie has now on hand better stock than haphereto.
fore been kept IN this place, consisting 81 every ar-
Gle belonging TO the Drug business together with n
good supply Of Books aud Stationery, Fruits and
Nuts, and almost every article necessary cxccp,
hardware and tapes. The puhlicarc solicited focal
andbe satisfied before purchasing lsewherc
Physicians can have orders filed ut Chicago pri.
ces, G l.. THOMPSON.
Ottnwn ,uuc 1850
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HITCH ON

y,OR sale, a 9 horse carriage, new, md got up in
L excellent style, and made by the best OF work
lncn--wii be sold alta bargain.
AIso, for sale . two horse wagons, by
Oct4 T. G. Y ,rTfvGrR
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Stoves.

LIVERY variety Of Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves
~ Grates, and Hollow Ware, manufactured by
eastman & Co, and for sale at Foundry prices
Oct IL GRipLEY.
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6otsls.
Geiger House,

OTTAWA, ALLlNtls.
NNHIS House, formerly owned and occupied
by Ms. True, is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street. about hall way between the Cana
and the Court House 1, has been recently pur'
chased, and converted into & Hotel, where every
attention will be paid TO the wants and comfort OF
It's patrons, by the proprietor, ., ,,.,.r.r
November IS [. h 6EIGhk.
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FALL g. WINTER CLOTHING
At
gpAn cnanADapD
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

I4kS-A@s - $500
One door west Of 7. Sanger& Cos store,
OTTAWA, Ill.
TIE unparalleled success which so far mas
crowned my business by adhering strictly. Q the
principle Of making QEet Sales anaSp1aA Pr2i-
,.s" has made it necessary Tor me to bring on a
Tremendous large and fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for men and boys, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
trunk, carpet bags buffalo robes, gloves. h2ndher-
.hets, suspenlers. umbrellas, drawers and under
shirts, socks, India rubber and oil clothing, latest
rtyes malcskin hats and general assortment OF
everything constituting genilemans
COMPLETE d FASHIONABLE OUTFIT,
sllof which now oiitrat the loreSt rate Of prices
TO my old friends aud customers, aud to the pubic
to general.
no with view 20 the wants OF this market, aud be-
ing convinced that there Is house IN this place or
vicinity TO sell as cheap as do, shall continue to
make inysplf worthy public patronage as here
,ofoYe. II being impossible TO mention everything
Of my varied assortment, or to say in words oil |
viii do for those who favor ne with call, solicit
every one in want OF articles in my line, to come
and look for yourselves, and am sure you will not
lssve ,hses;abl shmcut without buying.
EXPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Ottawa, Sept. 2j. l.. RAUGh,,
il Sanger g. Armours New Brick Block.
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FARM RIDGE IND DEER PARK
6 Il WI i m a R z

THIS Institution is now about to he opened,
under the charge Of y. JENCKS, \. NJ.
Professor Of languages Mathematics, Sc, and
Principal Of the Normal Department, and Miss VI.
c. MOULTON, Teacher OF French, Drawing,
Embroidery &C. and Principal OF the Ladies De-
parunent.
This seminary is situated in Farm Ridge, La
Sale county, Illinois, 9 niles south ives. OF Otta-
wa. and 70 miles south east Of Peru and Ia Sale,
IN a h1e healthy location, and IN the midst OF m
intelligent moral community, who have erected
the large and suitable Seminary Building eHure.y
. ....-- -
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Ftq,- Of Elrid,. &. nm, d.ea,1L

F,'q's Of E'drid,s q, Ill., i.tsaeek
DURSUNNT TO ~ order Of the cluay court Of
| In Sale county, notice is hereby gwen, that all
persons having claims agans, the estate OF Elduige
G. Hill, late oi la sale county. decd, are regur-
ed to produce lbe same IN writing and te them
m said court u1 the
I6irE .Nouilg Of Decsmier merit,
when and where sad claimants are requested to
attend Tor tire purpose having their claims ADJUST
ed BOO pursuance OF law JOHN W. I'LL,
--.Lrl.L-r ~ l-il-f-fW. Erscr.
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E0 BBLS OF the choicest kinds, JUS, received
~ and Tor SHE BY g. H. IHoNraog
Ottawa, October II.
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lmaSa Fosters

AmaSa Fosters
grocery ANA Provision store.
THE subscriber invites the attention Of the peo.
i pc OF Ottawa and vicinity 10 his stock OF
Family Groceries and Provisions,
itsi opened at the old Newton stand, west Of the
eourt house He will constantly have on hand and
cell aschanp as any other store IN the couUuv,
Sugar, Coffee. Teas. SAT-, Fish, Soap. Candles,
Tobacco, Shot, Powder, Butter, Eggs, sc.
ALSO,
Fonr, Corn meal, Potatoes, and Vegetables OF all
kinds in the season ALso--Glqss, sash and
atone loGrs; superior Sierine Candles
By he Boz, rery cheap, Scgqrs ofd
superior quality, at wholesale
or retail. Call and see,
CASH paid for whea, hides, &c, &c
Ottawa, aug 81, 1851. AMAsA Foster.
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sheep for sale.

Sheep Tor sale.
COO FINE wooded sheep for sale in lots to suit.
,)UV A rare opportunity to commence a good
flock Enquire OF ,nl-t,l Bronson MrpRA7
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The Farmers Wants Net
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

.uANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
ys ANLNG Wst returned from the country.
I'd where lhlye seen number OF the farmers
II VINO used this drill Inst spring and tall, and
manyolhers have heard from by letter, all express
Ing themselves satisfied with their purchase ami do
nothrucye any farmer would take three times the
COS, for bis aul. proyInL he could not OBTAIN an
other. The saving of labor and seed alone Is sui
hc.eUl induc'wenl io- every nrmer 10 have "rui'
but there nv, other coUsIlrr1tor- a. sou greater M
por.1nCe, asa hTs been fully a-corumcd ld1i az
least one lh.ni nure when, can De raised where u
IS seeded with good 0ra.
The work o., tae Cr..lrD0' confined 10 Oh, seed
iny o.. wheat. but '.l.. seed 4'. kinds ~ gram ANA
seeds. Mr. DrHui, OF Is --cou-In, wha pHrchas-
ei 4 dril aat spring, said he would plant or 81"
every seed on Gs H'w except potatoes WIN 'h'
tr. Many have inquired OF me }! com cuuld oe
planted 10 advantage with the t-.,'. say u can
saw three fields ta-t Aurgs' that was planted win
the in.iar R0caiyrI, by VI H. " BauoSs, James
lEo.Hsaut Johnson, They said hey would get
NJ least one third W9Ic corn lhau vii el planted in
the Usu1. wGv Il vii. DE- remembered 'lti ms l-
pIEESON'S PATENTED SEED DRILL
handkerchief Mcago, by 4. Nnne, winch Is adj
United TO ge far superior 20 any gram c.A m 1hs
country and perhaps DO th" world. TO, simplicity
durability, and ncr,ness ofworzm1uship, 70 stands
unrva.Iet. There are other drills ihai age sod l'i
less money, but - not always the thing sod az me
lowest price that j. thc cHrapcsti anllt Is so WI.H
tu.'s. Any good arwerwhu c"'s one otmy du..
audbecOMcs dissatisfied with his bargain, ], NJ no,
er'y 10 return d In SIX months, m good ORDER and
viii give him MS money bach and take the ncrea-.
Of grain raised by using the du.i Tor o.. US. Any
farmer wishing q dill m the spring, viii b" d.-ap
pointed in getting u unless be sends ln ms order
soon, n am ma king for none but those That order
Send along the orders spring wi., soon be- here.
will give the names ola few Farmers who have the
drills VI have had wheat seeded 10y them:
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will he furnished to students at New York prices
For further information enquire OF the Principal Of
o.eher OF the subscribers loct IS, Slot
FINER BALDWIN, Y ", Farm Ridge r.,
J. 2 WIswAL, D-er Park, &c
" X GALLOWAY Earle 'eeo'
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
TNEIE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN ]. 'SmEAp, PHI. d. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
H. A. WASHINGTON, A. NJ, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SlLAs ToTrEN, ID. d., Professor of Intel
lectua Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses Of study for undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parer.~ Or guardians. Students not
desiring to Join regular class may for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
SlS6 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, specific inquiries will be
answered. if addressed to Professor Morgan
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to join.
July l5-I aW.