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Ncw er,isemrnts.

\ new eloihing store opened IN Sanger & Ar
mours block, by Nc Rlue'L Those who hay'
traded with him say il is astonishing bow oheaI
he sells
New Salcrdiu' Mandatory,
10 head OF cattle sirayeJ OF stolen from Mr.
Iohpson. on Rnnks Crerk
Mr. John Bailey will be happy to give bis
friends .fis in the tailoring line.
Shingles and lumber wagon for sale, AID ware
hsnseman wanted by Burr,
Legal notices in estate, ofGcdirey Husl"y, and
VIM. StadJcn, deceased
School land fr sale.
Jas CColnor offers certain prom,Cms
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Markets.

Ottawa, April 90.
Market hrs been active during the week, with
good quantities of grain coming forward.
Contrary to nur expectation. corn ha. sill borne
the figure Of our last quotations
With advance from them, We now quote sales
ofcorn at 32aSic shollcd and SO,3gc for ear.
Vhsdi-For winter, 6Oa66G spring 4Uaiic.
Od's--2ia2Sc.
Po,d,oc'-ln tho early part Of the week sold
at 5Oa5je; but 3IiaiOc ia all that il offered no W
Bocon--In demand, at for hams &c; shoulders
G cents.
Lar,l-6Ia7r.
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Chicago, April 81.

Chicago, April 81.
Receipts fnr the last q hours amount to $50
bbl- flour, 2,9S3 bu corn, 800 bu wheat, 30 dry
hides
Fiow-We hear Ot M transactions, except
small lots to the trade u, previous quotations
llhcat-Snle' on the street offspring, at a7G57,
and Of TALL Mt G6a7Oc.
CorH-Wc learn Of contract made this morn.
ing for 900 bu corn, to be delivered at New
York, in cquat qua,tie. in zach Of tie months
of June, July and August, to DO received an boat
without charge to sellcr)at 5Oc--'ales small par.
cci. on street, ut 3s@3eic for go lbs.
Ort,--We hear If none On the market
Ha.,--Snlc. If 300 dry flint. at i0c. Market
firm aud deuuud good Tribune
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some OF the parties who now stand ready to take
them. For that purpose, special town meetings
may be called by le supervisor, town eIetk and
justices Of the peace, OF any two Of them together
with - other free hodrts Of the town, by givnS
ten days notice, as provided by the township or
ranizat.cn law. WI. " CUSHMAN,
LLELANp
BRONSON MURRAY,
April 81, 1851. Como.'tife
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The World Fair.

gaze of the IDLE and the curious Of the world
What an exhibition it will be The very last and
most strained achievement. OF human skill and in.
genuty from all nations and climes, collected in
to ono huge pile The queer and funny conirv-
anccs Of the Chinese the rich and dazzling ia
brics Of Persia the elaborate and intricate inse
uuity of tho German the graceful and guudv
traprug> Of France, and the bold inventions of
the Nan,ce-all will Ne there, displayed to the
best advantage each nation putting it, best foot
/ foremost. Happy j, he whom tickle Fortune has
given the means To 20 ami see this wonderful in
dns'rial display But for such as o,o NOT 80 IA.
Nortd, 1t must suffice ,cscc los the mind, c,o-to
catch g'mr'cs from description. and newspaper
accnnn'S-and for the benefit of such we give the
snHioned paragraph, in reference to the Crystal
Palace, the arrangements, ,tc, from the London
correspondence OF the n Y. A4rsyH.cr,
Lo>poS March IS, 1851.
VIII the Chrys'al Palace prove water Tight
Little as YOU can imagine 1t on Your SIDE of the
water tins lst the enc great question that now 40
Hates London, and not London alone, bat the rep
rrstntnilvcs ofthe world wb1arc assembled here
Franco with h"t glnssi"st silks. her muslIns md
her complicated machinery, Belgium with her
beautiful upholstery Span with her lawns. Ger
many with her exquisite broad cloths. Sheffield
with her polished steel. the United States with
the ucho't specimens Of binlcry TINT ever pro
cceded from her cities. aud with needle work
tasteful beyond upiian-all arEou,y muuire
wal the roof of the Chrystal Palace prove water
U-htl
1t is the orc subject Of daily conversation, Of
hourly observation oiuiGhtly d,Iibcralion at the
Solrces of the foreign commissioners. whether tins
/ bald departure from old and long established rules
Tbudiur is, after ALL to be A successful one. and
Is to result m aiorlnS complete protection to
the millions upon millions that now be waiting
tight roofou.y, to b, displayed upnn these miles
81 counters Mgs-r,. Fox ami henderson say.
l't7 70 shall be tight; II Is but sNgltri work or
broken plncs, ormmltrrul defects ,n.a,hcs that
produce ,hr leakage; an! to prove themselves m
the right, thousand wnrkmru like lies urun
q ceiling, u-t seen crawling all Gly from grlsr
,nsrler along the roof Eu;ar,p then cumc.--
for it rains hero drt.y--ani again dup. drip 90
ten thousand places along the eighteen acres Of
lJo,in.
VII the Chry>tal Palace prove water Tight
| much doubt o. have no faith p sky-hght, .
nor can any one who has anythu. TO lo with
them Hos many # your reader, viii to mind
the trouble they have taken, AMI thc ycNltun
they have endured. with some three ,rvt square
ky hight oyer n staircase You pant putt, and
patch. nni then await with some mp1rcutc.
he first shower 10 comes. UHd yuur ssy.h.ht
proves stluu.r. Won ,huckl. api uuylarl'y
ubh0. yorr hnul,, eS.laim, "Ihi. time bryc
done Hg, oIa, ynur triumph i, short h,rJ,
.n,nc week, ,ssrvar!t. on coming down stairs
gfi'r I".Hn. night "f ram, Y'u stumble over
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IArefnnnl- Ami u

Liverpool, Apnl T.
Hrcaistutis In Com md Flour there Is litlc mr.
no chnnga Western Canal T. .Os2ls ID; PhiIodrI
pima and Baltimore 22a23s 81 yellow Com ~.
CLASS Whit ;3isa5is 81 The qpotaon. show
nm advance 81 Is per quarter Market for proyis.
ions WAS dull and snes Of small Ion, matn jecln,
Tobacco was morc actvr-Wool ,Lyl and with
light stock Corn market duh W."
In Manchester purchases are m7lryrry sp,r;n,.
", and those only tor the supply Of the umeli,,,
wants ol the trade. There L. no great pressure IN
specimens Of Manufacture Mt the alr
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--latest from California.

The steamer PromethcUs arrived at New York
on the 10Th inst, from Chagres, having LEFT there
on the lst inst. Immediately upon the arrival or
the steamers New Orleans, Northemcr. aud AG.
teloPc from California, bringing dates up to the
18th Of March, from San Francisco. The three
steamers named brought down over two millions
ef gold, ~ follows: the New OrlcNn. 100000,
the Northemrr $500 ,oOo the Antelope 100000
The following are the only news items the tve
graph brings;
There has been q continuation oI robborios and
outrages ON the lsthmu& Tho fever was prevail
ling to n considerable extent ut Chagrc.
Lynch Law appears to prevail N California
Two men. who gave their names as james Bun
ton, Of Memphis, aud Chas Simmons, OF Missouri
were hung by The popuaee on the Sacramento
river, on the e,h ul,, Cor horse ihieying,
The q. s assay Office at san Francisco, was il
full blast Mes,rs. MofTat 4 Co, who have III,
contract received 100000 in hours after the,
opened the office.
Nevada City has been reduced 10 ashcS-iir,
! supposed to have been the work Of M incendmry
100 houses destroyed. Loss calculated to b
sl,0Oo,O00.
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The WiaoT Foricr arrived yesterday with an.
other booming load for Messrs Walker 4 lick
ling Her;nauifest contains such items RS these /:
30 hhjs sugar, 1870 bbls molasses," &c. She
sta,tf back 10 morrow after another load
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Arrival from Chagres. Another Gu
ba Invasion.
Ncw York. Anil u

The steamer olo, Captain schcnck arrived
here at o'clock this morning with 200 ra,.,n.
gers aud $500 900 in gold iast. and 500 ooo m
specie as freight.
The steamer Georgia, for Cmgre., lof, Havana
the same day with the Ohio
Great excitement and much condemnation IRE
vailed IN Havana. caused by the curreu, rumor or
another in'as"n efthc Island Of Cuba. 50 conf.
drr'ly Was such m event anticipated. that dprjpc
The week before the Gi,io sailed. the troops wcro
aSJr',i 50 sleep GA th.ir arms, 10 be ready a, a
u-nn.cDt- warning.
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laws relating Z" me management al 'thAc ltl-h-
way r'''ri al lh'I''' S''''H'' '"r legislature.
".".i 'r>r'''''F ~'"'t Won - examine 'al
laws ann A-'.' ,''. D. l',-''.' H",'h'' OF "'' '''
"'t '"I".A An ''t '' amend 'N,l''i h''''-
"''' 60! "'N|'" S''H''', anna ~ "''r Ger 'HA
''''>. "''' 'I''' '"'' l"'' '' ,"' ,''""'"'t
anon 'a'" ''.''"H 3" i-''.' ''-'" N>.
anu '',''.f '.'.N .'' whose .''"..- ''.l,' Of,
,''" ',''' we ''"',' ''"'.' u.s. D., '''.' ''',,'
,,,,., 'r r'...', .i.,.,, ''
60 ,'',' --....
So. 49,.
i,,., 49,, ,,..s....,
r.>c,r..',,,- ,,..,., D.,
I'D COM lance W.T., '.'.''''i .''-' Judge COTTON
N'- "Ruj'- Us TIE 'o''"HE ,g publication.
OutgA April ~. l,5l
rl>,rrgG>-Tuu favor requesting nav. views
relative ,o Wong dutivs Is Commissioners If r-h-
ways gnI mc laws of tba hast legislature IN llc
suffice; yfhshwavs, h1, tc,niysutc1
Iaa count, Of Ia sale. uy % naIouty vf,hr lc-
c1l voters, adopted tine Township NrIaulE4uuu
Inv. submitted to their determination under the
Constitution and the bu..n,s, of Tie county. fr
jh- last year has been ,rnr-at,c. 900 a,crriur-
herewith ~ ihc Township law uf 1919. the
care and superu,cular,c u. highways AND br.t--
c, 200 each town, were committed Go .gc l-lnH.
Couni,,iou,r' and during the pas. ear, a.. Y.w.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

De New York, or any part o' England, Ireland
Scotland, or Wales. In sums to suit purchasers, for
sale by npnl o-F NJ. IL. SWIFT.
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0swfoc SpJoiiEr PLANK Roam Stock to the
amount of $4,000 has been subscribed to the
above road at Joliet. 100000 ate requisite to
,eeure an organization Of the company, which the
Joliet Democrat thinks will 10 readily taken n,
other points
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HATS AND CAPS,
TNYIT BIGN, IHTNhN, Z WUNE lid
And my amount oi
crn,lcmpn's FurnIshin. Goods.

10000 garments Of nil sizes and varieties.
G D" Being determined and able TO take the end
in my line OF trade will sell at lower prices than
people in this community have been in the hshi, oi
buying at, and respectfully invite every body tn ex'
anime my stock and prices before Purchasing else
where
Gi-No trouble rcharge to show goods, and don't
forge, the right place
To- Empire Clothing Store, al Sanger d Ar
mo,rs Mem Brick Block one door rest Of .fs'rs
Sanger d. Co.'S Store. L. UGH
Dttnwn Anril C6
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St. LOais Market.

81. Louis, April %.
Yesterdays transactions were light, and no
change Of lmnortancc to ratg IN the markets, c1.
cepunE in Pork and Lard
F!our-sgprranc country from lcyee 3.55,33s
delivered Market dull, aud demand only Tor
coastor city trade
WhrIt--65aS5c
Corn--Pure yellow and white from store 50
yellow and mixed. 3sI ON board
Oa's-Markct doll, no sale, reported.
Provisions active. irne pork sill %, mes, S.
As IS, Lard IN tieTceS and kegs Dc per 10
There are now ahou, 500 emgrant, ON quaran
tine Island The Authorities are determined upon
a rigid enforcement Of the quarantine regulations.
Health Of the GUY remarkably good But S5 IN.
terHerts IN tho various cemeteries durins the last
week
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Sv,p,,ur spring House for snle |!

NOR SALE the uneypited lease OF the well
j known Sulphur Spring Hons, miles from OF.
lava. on the road leadmgio Peru. The lease has 2
years more to run Apply to 4. y. REED, on the
pennies apfilb
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CIR L At ATTRACTION.
RnS -nlcnlDie-s
Cheap Clothing Store,

At Sanger & Armour's New Brick Block,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
rI'llE undersigned bcas cave to inform the cit-
] gems OF Ottawa aud vicinity, AMI the public ~
general that he has lu-i opened the largest andmo-t
fashionable
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
cVersct up IN th- par; otlAe country.
C-?-l viii sell NJ prices that Gciy any competition.
The cut. style, and Make.
1t my go6ds being superior TO auy tkETryrr brought
To ne west am enabled to guaranty every article
-o.dhv me 70 give the mos; perfect satisfaction
Beng connected WIKI one u the lHTg, II importing
aud manufacturing houses, l.am prepared 10 ,si.
From 10 10 o. per rent. Cbsapcr
than any other house IN town or Vicinity
| am receiving fresh supplies daily, and among
my present assortment may enumcntr
lhnru ru1ls,. .dl ~ wv TO "a -
Tweed coats, different Styles. % 'Vp
Cloth coats, various Colors.. 10 10 = w
Cloth dress coats latest fashion,. 90 10 u ~
Nrs,s the greatest Variety. uOto buu
LlncU pants. ..... ..........'''luu 20 -
Satuctt pants, sundry co,ors,. ......l. 30 to 200
Cashmere pants, latest fashion,. ......2 % TO QUO
HATS AND CAPS.
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I'VE have heard many women complain Of their
sbanas nsgler, Of homo. A spoonful Of hnney
III keep more bees in the hive than viii ten Of
bpegsT
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Cnlifnrnia CnrreSnnndenCe.
AprlI a. 1851

California correspondence
-,,, f,l,r.r..l ,tt,r. ONE from our old friend \
D,.,..,...,l ,l,. other FINN. opr towusu,nc. Mr
'.'''' '' '''.,' ,.,..... .....
ha'A Who, previous '' s'.'- w N''.'''''''' "''
engaged as c'.iN io k"un ~ Mant.e"H'i" : q"
tbin, ~.o?c. VII be found more than ordinarily IN
,.......-.
,-.,,ur r,i, 10 rs,I
49, =. ~ ,,.I.,,., Fl, .,,,. VA,
ed Nv h..,,l.,, ,l,,, within mn,
'''' eve, 10 .t,..,,,I. r, ,,pr,,y
o.,'', a,'',' $500, ,I,, h,y, ,r,,,,
''7 ~ In. 4. ,.l....,f n., vrlrg,r l.
E''H f. -. 90 &c.. ,.,,,,,r..,
"'' ' '' ~, y 49, a.. ,.,,,,r , healthy .p,p-
r s,i,..,...r. ,,,,,r,'r has been .,u,i
,t,, a inflow vl..h !. d.uh,l,... OWN. TO
,,., ~, .r,,,y rim, 1,u dy,,n.y the last
~. ,,,,..,,,. I, h,. been quite div for tho last
.....r. .,-., works
ill.,. II tle winter on fine NlN,
r.,,r,f,h, American River. and have averaged
.t.,,, e. ,,,r},v Il !. hard Il, tell the average
.fI., NM. generally. hut II may b, set down
~ s.,, q 4, ;, ,,,r J,, md no moro. for
.,r, ,,,,, ,',,, ,,,b more tl,rs nrr a great ma,
-, ,t, ,r.tt nothing The time OF wear Is NOW
a., haul f,ra,.Iyc aperotiou>. and there i, a rush
G,. w., r,-l water, of the middle and north forks
,f ,t. A,,,,.,sn and viuitv. ard other rivers and
,,c ,,,lJ Elnr, The prospects at those places
.,.r IL, ha unusually rDri. hu, time can only de-.
9Th, upgn the success, Of those who may under.
,.tctE, tim The oh mines. that is. those d...u.
,er,l frs, are generally exhausted 1t therefore
Incomes necessary TO remove farther b.. K m tie
country 1p-morrnw. m rpn.rAnv With E5N Others
I.bIW start for some uf ths ,'aces above nru.
,.,Yea q, ',rs ,.,t f,r summon pu,irrss and hot
,.r a. .-.,,-. Nh, lr.,.r,a sl,1U On fs ur,.~
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River Improvement.

We ms, week published froc,clns' oi,hc
River Board, at their last meeting The commit
tee then appointed to prepare circular to the in.
h1h,Hui,ot the s9ycra, towns, have banded Us tic
follow ,u- Er puaII.I,ior.
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MrOrs.

The following is list Of the grand and pati,
iuror,fy the April term OF the circuit court which
oommeeccs on Monday next:
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Election Of a Senator in ,ia..,chs..u..

Sumner the free s,,l candidate for l.. 5. seaa.
Dor was elected To 10y on the 9Th ballot.
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sI,.Ilr lNCIIANGE

on New York IA sums 10 SUIT purchasers, forsac
by novg NoRRis Il FisurR.
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Or will vote the tax under Section Is in sab.
stantially the following form.
He'o'y,& That we the inhabitants Of the town
of --, in La Sale curuty Illinois do hereby
declare our willingness To submit to the tax pro.
ylied ir IN the 18th section Il the &C; for the i'm.
proycmeul Of partu the Illinois River and tor hv.
&. rau.ic purposes, approved February 18th, 1851
mo- that tic clerk Of this town cause a ccrtife !
ro,y Z tLi, resolution to be filed with the cr!k
oftbe CO, 'uty court OF said county in ten days
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Nol'NT llNNLlS, (CalJ Feb. -, ISL.
.hesvs Edt,ors--l presume yoa will hardly
be able To- rec Euzo tlis place by ID, name, viii
therefore explain Mt llam,ln is situated on The
Middle Fork Of Feather River and about mlr
u'Acs below the mouth Of Nelson's Creek There
,Nas been great excitement raised here, within
til, past week, owing to the discovery uf very
rich dep pSlie Of gold having been made 800 feet
above re aver, on table or slide from the high.
ar mart O, the mountain. which bears every mark
ofI,yip, be "a = burning volcano, This dncove.
~ bid. f,'r "a yc 'ue Of tho greatest ever made in
this mart ofthc country. 1t was made on the l,t
inst by gentleman named Franklin, This
mountain which has heretofore been un'raveled
by man now presents Il lry,ugspectaclc. For half
n mile there extends a lilo q. human beings, with
pick and shovel, actively a. work IN de.polling
The ar proportions, by pons'tatmG It SIDE aud
extracting the precious metal t,hat a'Nlel Mhlch
man calls rirass. and for which macy have ldt
home, friends. comfort eyorythin% and bfared
death itself from it, very bowels. Eluch ct the
dirt washed here has yielded one ouLcc to the
painful
a friend perfectly familiar with mining cle'a-
tons ut Nevada City Cor the lust few months, m
forms us that recent discoveries have bccn maoo
there which promise the most important results.
party Of mucys sunk q shaft into 4 hill for tho
purpose If obtaining gold from the Cayota dig
riues they struck vein Of quartz which they
have penetrated to the depth oC II feet This
vein j. extremely rich, and the further the com.
pany penetrate the better it pave. The quartz
excitement has already become quito intense.
| All w. Ottawa boys ! have lately seen have
bser~in fine spirits, and lguess are dning we'll
Yours, ttc SAML KATE
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- ~ ,IIino. :, Il sac conn.y. J

State Of ,'Iinui = IL safe county,
'''''' TorG Of -, IS. wcdo here.
ny cert,ry III. for going to be true and correct
cow of A. r..al,, lon 'os,ed by the inhabitants If
,aii town a, a s.1ccia town meeting regularly
called for tht, nprr, ,c weld in said town on the
day Of a. y! 'SI
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specimens may fill his basket, where two
hundred was required from an overloaded
tree, but until he actually tastes and com
pares the two products he cannot appreciate
the Incompatible superior quality of the for
mer.
Many are deferred from thinning their
fruit by the slow and tedious nature Of the
operation but very expeditions way more
particularly applicable to the peach is to
SHORTEN THE SHOOTS, cutting off one-half or
thirds ofallon seasons growth. Where
trees have been neglected for several years,
and are beginning to extend their branches
into long bare arms, the shortening back
should extend to larger portions of the branch
until the tree is brought into amore compac
shape.
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Thinning Fruit.

The Ncw EaqIana Farmer gives the fol-
lowing:--"O One peach grower informed us
that hehad taken off two thirds of his peach
III as they increased in size, and appeared
too thick Oh the trees he says he was sorry
that be had not taken off one-half the other
third. One man complained to his neigh,
bof dat certain variety Of peach which his
friend had advised him to cultivate, was .
poor bearer. stop your complaint wai
lie reply, until you sell your fruit H
Ialsed On one tree three dozen peaches, sold
them at two dollars per dozen, and was sat
tsfed,
This, II Il true, was an extreme case, but
Ehe evil Of aFerbearing. contrasted with the
hensfta of thinning, can only be understood
is actaal trial. ,Fhe cuIdyator may beaware
( |. NJ reducing the number, one hundred
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VEINS IN CATTLE.

In answerto an inquiry in the March num-
Der of the Albany Cultivator, respecting the
cure of Wens IN Cattle, the following from
]. Cummings, of Huntingdon, Ct, possesses
interest He describes three kinds:
The first he callsa ''bone wen" and thinks
It always appears on the jaw. He says
s'ft will sometimes eat holes through the
jaw in four months but may remain year
or mere before doing much injury. There
is no cure for this wen. There is no better
way than to begin tofeed the animal as high
as it will bear as soon as the wen makes its
appearance, and let the butcher take the an.
jmal as soon as it is fat enough" The
'ffesh wen," he saysis easily cured. He di-
re- that II be cut out when it has reached
the size Of a hens egg, He states that he
has taken out six at time from an OK five
years ald=--the largest size of goose egg
The third which he describes, from near the
bone, but never breaks of itself, owing tc
the thickness Of the flesh and skin over it
He directs that it be opened on the lower
side sothat the nnattermay readily discharge
from it. He says he has known this kind tc
discharge for month-the matter having
the appearance Of a rotten egg, and very
offensive 10 the smell. Itis recommended
sosub tarround the opening, inwarm wealth
es, to keep off hles,
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FARM FOR. SALE.

FH' He subscriber will sell at private sale
u THE FARM now owned by Benjamin
Smith, situate in Londonderry township,
Guernsey county, adjoining the village of
Smyrna. There are about 100 acres more
or less, about 65 OF 20 cleared and in good
cultivation. There are erected on the pre-
misses good
/ TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
well finished, and good BARN and out
houses. There is also good orchard Of
grated fruit, and any quantity of all other
kinds of fruit trees.
For further information call on the sub
scriber, residing two miles south of Smyrna.
! je11-5t* AMOS SMITH.
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.NdtiOn0L HOMSe,
CORNER or SrErpEsvILLE AND WARES STREE,
CADIZ, OHIO.
ID D. sI1sur. foru-

CuRNER or STErBENvILLE AND Warren STREETS
CADIZ, OHIO.
One square west ofthe Public Buiidings, form
erly occupied by Thomas c. Vincent.
RrzA THEsUBSCRIBER thankful for this
nsss patronage heretofore bestowed upon
Issss u him, would beg leave TO announce
~ to his old friends and the publie Mt
large, that he continues ut the old stand. This
establishment. has been renovated and put itin
complete repair. aud furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasant and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will all times be
provided with the best of ofproyender, and attended
by careful and obliging hostlers..
Connected with the establishment, is a large and
extensive WAGON VAR u (the best in Cadiz,
and suitable for Menageries and Circuses.
No pains win be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with n call, a
comfortable as possible, by which means the un
dersigned hopes to merit and receive n libera
share of patronage.
| DR0VERS accommodated with any amount o
Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month o
year
Suitable Rooms can befurnished for Private Fa
miles.
have connected with the above establishment
Il LIVER Y STABLE, which, for $ tyle of CARRT
AGES, and sa fety of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment of the kind in the county
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
| Codiz April g. IS5I-1v