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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-11-21
fr.r Alexander 9. I,.,,v. we omitted

Or Alexander s. La.iy, we omitted
to mention, has been again elected Au.
ditor Of Paulding county, Ohio, without
opposition. Mr.. l.. is . very coIrec. and
able officer, and the people Of Paulding
have proved their appreciation Of his
faithful service, BY his continued election
TO the Office he holds.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-11-21

KossrTH. We regre' that all who
are born on Republican soil are not in
principle Republicans A let,erin re-.
ference TO Kossu,b's course on board the
Mississippi, from an Ai,ache in the Ame-
rican service, is . proof Of this fact.----
With meanness truly humiliating he
complains tina, Kossuih and his compan-
ions, (who after defeat and confinement
are not we presume very dainty dresssd
u lordly in appearsnce) have partakes
freely ofthe bounty Of the American Go.
vernmen' in The way Of COED dinners al
well as liquors, and be especially com,
plains thai . portion Of the Hungarian,
sdrink of The bss, liquors! re seems d
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-11-21
Rusiness Gard.

As will be seen by our advertising
columns, | have formed a partnership
with E. II. LELAND, Esq, in the practices
Of law in this cousty, under the style Of
LELAND g. MACKENZIE. tits Mr.. Is in
tention. hereafter 10 attend regularly the
terms Of Court in this county, and all
business entrusted 10 either, will receive
the service and attention of both. Az
Messrs. PALMER g. METcALr, both prac-
iising counsel at this court, have been
elevated TO the Bench, a lawyer Of Mr..
Leland's standing. capacity aud attain
menis, (wiihou, disparapement TO ether
BILE practising counsel, who atten
out cour,s,) is almos, requisite 10
fill the void occasioned by these gentle
mems withdrawal from practice. My
flee will be always open and, my per
sonal attendance given to receive bust
ness and attend to the preparation aud
details Of legal business previous TO It's
coming into court, and with Mr.. Leland's
assistance, ] think | am safe in saying
that those who cnirust business to our
care will have every reason to be satisfied
with its management.
Nov. 1851. JAMES MACKENZIE.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-11-21

Nearly 100000 have been raised in
Cuba for the benefit Of the families
Of the killed during tho rscsnt | invasion!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
y pbnsitiars & Surgeons.

&. Hard, VI d. PhvSicimS \ SUgeor Ottawa,
Illinois. Di'c corner OF La Sale aud Madison
Streets, on the Cont II ousr Square. Residence
lew doors wgsto. the Mechanics lIall, on Ma
olson street. Inny lO
WIN. W. Cavarly. ThV1ciar s STgsoH-Ot-
turI, Nl,-Oiii'c M the drug sOre-olirrs hls pro-
iesslonIl services to the CltiGcu- o tins vcinlly,
anl hopes by attention 10 business, To merit
share uipIDuc patronage. -y-JO.li
ii. W. Hopkins, Physician anil SrssoR--Oi-
tr0a, H. offers hs pr2i.Ssor,l SERVICES to the ca
tLcns of Ottawa, aud vicinity. Office over the
store OF II W Chceyer, ncSttn Walker n HIck-
Ing s.resllence on the north slIr nithe new public
square, where he may be found q alt 'u-- excerpt
when absent on professional buintss. aug Gis
Dr. Pearson. PhySicida, Surgeon, OHA Dem
Gst-OHdirn. H., oN-rs his pruics-ona. services
10 the inhabitants OF Ottawa and vicinity, OF
ticc nj has residence on Columbus street
l. y DIR I. sui continues to perform operations IN
ali the various branches OF Dcnt!sify. CErrgrsto
cprreSp9H! NTH the times! mar Il, ~
ID. -. Th0mpson, VI ID , offers his protr,siono
s-rylccst0 the ciIIzrns ot Ottawa aud vicinity
Office. IN the roouu iSrnerIy occuprdhy DR.. Gull
bert, opposite Tire Telegraph Office, NJ stats N
Reddlca. block. aFi 2O-'iJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Military Heroes aud the Presidency

The New York HsraR publishes the following
li.t Of military bs,oos--rs,l s,,b,i,,, ,e, o-
..,..-"...l,5. 't,.., -, a'''7 ''''"
VINO are spoken oi oy their friends IN various sec
sions Of the country as candidates for the next
Presidency:
Con Winfield Scott orvor tor.or vii.
Con Iswi. Cass Of M,l;ra, da,,o,r", Nd""s'
Con sam Uor,,on ofT.5ao.J Jn,nosro,
Gom w., W. ~ -ly" p'I" VI ryN",-"e'''o,'"
Can Iohn y WI -; N.m. '"SH Ny. H"J'',".'"s J"s,
CIV ,'' 9y'," ~ MI MI VI NV ioA--us',o'ra'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

EbroRs Father Richie, on retiring from the
Washington Union, addresses hi. editorial breth
ren as follows:
You haye profession, gentlemen. Of the high.
est Importance to our country. Ia fact. | do not
sec how Grea, republic can be supported with
out M immediate organ, which shall make known
the acts Of their agents to the people or the opn
ions of the people TO Their agents Put N a thou
sand ways the press IS 1f iUcstmabs Importance
to the people. il should of comse. he prufes
sion of high honor to those who otlicIate at ii.
fountain. Ii would certainly bu on. of the mos
disnied pursuits IN .ociuiy II 1t were conducted
in the spirit which becomes its Importance
talent, independence, a gentlemanly liberalty
aud with 4 decency and courtesy which are du,
from ono editor to another. have often s.ed
the question how can editors expect the respect
OF the world If they 90 9ot show some respec, fol
each othsri
No man knows better than the retiring editor
OF the Union, the difficulties, the sacrifices tn,
drudSery, which attend the profession aud vet
il becomes you to overcome them all when your
duty requires it. You must therefore. carry in
to your task an indomi,able spirit which ouail-
under no difficulty. You should fear nothing hu,
the neglect of your duties, and the rcproo. OF
your own conscience. You should tIink for
yourselves, listening at the same time, to every
man who will tell YOU the truth; and when YOU
have made up your own opinions, carry them out
IN the firm spirit Of free press
Ia our profession gentlemen, there is n neces.
siiy for great cncrgy OF character. for much en-
durance rs well a. much cxerton. 90 further
Energy is not Il sufficiently strong word The
true secret Of success, IN every business is crthu
SiaIiH..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 ttornrn rs .

Il. y. Seyboid, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
aul Solirtorn Chaucery, Ottawa La Sale coun-
49, Illinois. s-g-NOlunIeer Advocate tor futlt"e
-l,y,s march Is.
Jaw, II. Murphy, Attorney and ConMssLo, df
L.-, Ottawa, Illinois. aug ~ 'o'O'
q &c IN the court house.
(,tmpIin n Wallace. u. { .Champhn-W II
|. Wallace lttOrHcyS and COHRScltorSdt Lan
Office up stairs in the next building north ot me
Post office. nov ~, ~
r.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar
TIA. removed M office from Rcddick's block "a
the room formerly occupied by the sheriff, IA THE
court house, now occupied partly Lorenzo he
land. may ! ~
Norris Il Fisher. Geo II Norris--Geo 5 Fish
srJ ittorn.gS at Lhio and LdRd AGENTS, Ottd-
UI, H. Wrp1y particular attentonto thepny'
mrnt faxes IN any part OF Illinois, purchasing
anl selling real state investigating iltcS collect
ting demands. buying aud selling military land
warrants, aud locating them onthc best Hnds for
soldiers or Others, ,securugpensons aud all cIalms
ag,iustthe government Ohcc on the southwest
corner OF the court house square,
NJ. T.. UpiliStcr, attorney amt CoHRseliOr n
Laip, anil SIlicitor ia CLdHcerg--Ottdnd, Ill.,
Office over the store. . OF l.. d. Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. l'iD
Glover 4 Cook. q. O GIoyer-B c. Cook A.
torB,y, and Cpunscliors ~ tLap-Ottdra. OF
flee in ReLdlck's Block, east side OF the public
square Jun 'iS-u
Henry &. Cotton, attorney and Counsellor a.
Lpic and Sll,cii1r IN CLlHccry- OHdrH, lis
Office IN the Court house. Jun A
$. ". Randall, AtornsyGt LGp-OHosgo. Ken
Kendall Co.. Ms Aug ~, la4s--t
Frcer n Ingalls,. H. p FRrtR, G. 4 lNGALI,j
attorneys and Solicitors, Chicago, His mrl5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
The Best Coal

PROUGllTintoth the Ottawa markets. iiow raised
- 10y Mr., MARKS MORlARTI, who may n,
all times be found =, his residence near the cam
bridge nj the head OF Buffalo Roc Ills bed Is IN
the same region where the famous S,rawn Coal" i,
raised, aud Mr. NJ. clalleurss comparison with
lni coal, knowing his o"u laken all together to be
better article. As To the coal from most OF the beds
around Ottawa, It is positively not to be compaIeJ
with his and yet Mr, Morlarly engages to sell his
con! aschcap ns, ino; cheaper than, any oithe coal
dealersin this region.
Teams always kept in readiness to deliver con to
order; or any number o) teams loaded ai short no.
lice onnpplying al the residence OF the subscriber.
The attention Of BidckSmiths is particularly called
to thus coal. MARKS MORTALITY.
Buffalo Rock, Inns below Ottawa Dec II, 1850
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The ltio t.ranfic.

Tho following interesting paragraph is extract
cd from recent work, called Texas IN 1850"
Towns on the Rio Grand are sprngng up a,
different points with wondcrfulrap Within
the last few moths, several have sprung ints cxis
tence. Marlborough aud ST. Louis have been
started within fow weeks ,he farmer about one
milo, and tho latter -four miles below Rcynosr
Brown'yllle, situated opposite Matamoras, has
rivalcd in il. rapid prosperity every other town in
Texas Although but two years old, i, contains n
population of 5000 inhabitants and according Ia
present indications, will soon be large aud pop
uluus city. Tho amount ofbuslnc,s transacted al
Brownsville A. imn,snse Ia, exceeding any cal
eulasion based upon the population BY estima
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Misccllcrcous.

George Smith, Fashionable Tailor oppo.iteCugil.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions 'rom
the East, and WILDE happy to makcup clothmgto Tor
zllwho may favor him with their patronage A TT
warranted lnevery case. ParucHarattenllon paid
10 Cutting. Ottawa may 10, lSi9
G.Rurr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa
Sg Harttord--oppositet the Mansion House.
Seth G. Earl, Carriage, h0us,, and sign Painter,
Papcrerand Gldztr, Ottawa, H. Shop OH Co
lumbusstrcet, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carriage makershop.
Jacob q. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
nnfacturer, aud Carrias, Trimmer corner Of
Canal and Ccfhrbusstrcets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. ii. Wagner, Justice ofthe Pence office in
the northeast corner ot the courthouseup
OF dec 7'dg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
- q N q m<A - a. a - - .
Brunker's Rifle ManufaCtOrV.

III subscriber having returned from the east
after visiting the pnlmanu'ac,orirs he
L i now prepared 10 Manufacture the ccebra.
ted Increase or Canning TwI-t Rliic, which he war
rants to be equal to any made IN this state or else
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand and
tor sale, n good assortment o double and single bar
relied fowhng pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps ,aud asupcror arti-
Gle OF Sporting Powder
AikIuds ot obbng in the gunsmith line done with
negtness ald despatch.
shop on the east side Of Culumbl st, one door
south Of the Union House June 22-ri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
prn q 0ists.

Walker " Hichling, nrdirrs in DRUGS, Ncdi-
eIRes, Paints, OILS, Furnishes, Patent uedi-
ciaes, Gllss, &c, Ottawa, III.
Hunter ~ Cavnrly. DcairrS iaDrHgs, Medicines
Painto, OILS, Patent Nedicircs, PWHShis, Dge-
staFsSc second store north oilL- Naus,cnh-u,c
Ottawa. Ill.
& l.. Thompson. Dca'srw Drugs Patent Vcdi.
cin.s, Paints, Oiis, Furnishes, Dgc-StufS, &c
Between Ciy Hotel and Reddlcks block.
=. J.. smith, De1icr IN Drugs, Nediciacs, Prints
CHS, Dye .AtuBs, Sc. &c, Newark, fenLa.l Couil-
y Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Shaving and Hair Dressing,

TI E subscribers take this method otrclurning then
thank. to the public for the liberal patronag,
they have received and hope, by increased attention
lp business, To merit aud receive still further patron
age. Their door i kept open early aud late, an,
their prlCrsarc suited To hard times.
ShOpkcpt open late on saturday night, but closed
stprcCiseiy 10 O'Clock, A VI on Sunday.
RaIuIs brushes Combs Sc. Tor sale.
Shop on Madison near Coyvibus -t., north cast
of the court house RETZ & GREBEb.
Dttnwr Dec u 1850 Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
TAllOIkIN(..

I BAILEY would inform the citizens 0i Ottawa
j aud toe people oi the surrounding country, tina
hh has now opcnedn shop un his own accuun,
Onc door south gtHs Union House,
where he intends to carry on the above business io
the present tros his experience in the buSucs,
aud long residence IN the town, he lalrrs hn,rl
that he has gained reputation for good workman
ship, that cannot be surpassed IN this meridian.
Beng constantly ~ receipt ui The newest styles
the public can rely upon having thrirrnrmentsm mad,
upln the most fashionable manner and warranlcl
To tt.
Cuttugdonc on short notice. Terms reasonable
Ottawa Auril I6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

THE ANCIENT ooLoRED MAN.

The writer Of "7he BaJylonih Diuy" one {
the most exquisite specimens of velsifcation tha
has graced the Knickerbockcr for many n YEA,
has just psrpetrated the flllowing Rhine Of Ii
Apc'eat Cotored Aaa.' 1t is Colerilge is
throughout
1T is an ancient coloret r,an,
Aud he s'oppeth one Of three:
BY She woolly poll and leath.ry cheek,
Now wherefore stoppest thou mel
He holdShim with his lea,hery hand,
fam would speak TO thee
Take Off take of thy ebon paw,
Thats wrinkle / and rough. like terrapin's claw
Eltsoons hi, hand dropped he.
lie sat on n stone, he gave groan,
Bright bright his eye.halls grow:
The other shrank, for the baleful glare
Did seem To lay his -oul all bare,
And riyet him through and through
The white man wore velvet vest,
Aud gold guard chain also,
The velvet vest did strashten his breast.
And the guard chain glowed like fiery crest
That streams from the foundry's iron chest,
When the roaring bellows blow.
The Eldern gave dismal groan,
No other sound made he;
Bot in his face ihere was a trace
That he mought questioned be,
Then spakc the velvet vested man:
Thou coored indwiddle,
Who IN thy antique ebony case
Needs must, TO rest Of the human race,
BE always second fiddle;
Why upon earth vast thou bcgot,
l., Al L. 1 1 L
And cover the states like great lux blot,
Thou dark Egyptian riddei
Haven't we fought by bosk and bole,
By shadowy glen and tangled knoll;
With the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole,
And Lord knows how many more,
But thou must come with thy pokerIsh face,
And call On the Anglo-Saxon race
For Il hand at the Hougs It. Noir?
'0oyou know, or don't you know,
That there's never n coru.heid without o crow,
A chimney without a sweep,
That in every fold, and IN every flock,
No matter how careful you be ui the stock,
There must DO some Llact shsep}
What wind from over the torriu tropic,
What blasts from deserts Ethiopic,
What pestilcnt hot srocco
Sent thee our white folks To cnnfnunl
Thou blacklett copy Of Adam bound
In a cover Of black morocco
Then laughed the ellern colorel man,
An elylsche laugh laughed he;
Il only stopped you, massa, to know
If you fought lie PEyIoNA was down below
For | must 90 wild she
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Bowling Saloon =!

TAMES OConnor respectfully informs the citi-
81 zens ot Ottawa, that he has recently re-htlrd
and materially improved the Bowling Alley OH
Court House square, originally established by him
and that he /, now prepared to accommodate parties
desnng hcatbiul exercise, with the best game ten
pins To he found lhsslds OF Chicago.
His Alley has been lately constructed of,hc hes
Cherry and cannot iai to give the utmost saitstac
ton. am
will giy& - dollar premium TO any man whc
vii, make seVSNlo strsei IN halt string.
Oitnwn Inn Ia
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Storagr s. forwar 0in0 .


Mansion House, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh u
Crcssugcr. successors TO Il. lhome. Passeu-
gers carried TO and rom the packets tree oichargc
Stages from all direction. arrive and depart daily
May 10.
Fox River House, by l.. DrLANo, on the canal
uear the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, rearthe confluence of the II.
linois and Fox Rivers, ,andnear the bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

GRrkr DAY IN RussA.--1he Russian govern
ment has decided that the 1housandth Annver
sary Of tho historians Of that country dated from,
the year 7b2. slal be celebrated with the great
est pomp in Nll the cities and luge towns Of the
European and Aelatie domlulons Of Ru.sia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD miomshs friends and the
- puhiic that he has just opened Meat Market al
hlS urw budug ON The corner north ui the Court
House Square. IN Ottawa, where he will be- happy t
supply his friends and the puhlcwuh the chocrsi
of everything IN the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on SHnday. The shop will bc kept
OPEN on Saturday evening, hut closed ON the Sab.
lut tL 1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
La Sale County Tax List.

7 lST Of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots, sit
II uatcd in the County of Ia Sale and state o II.
linus, upon which the laKes Tor the year 1850 re-
MAN due and unpaid, containing the names Of the
owners, so tar as known aud he amount o tax, i'll
,cTvSt, and cost thereon.
MERIDEN-Intrn 1f Y Rnurno En,t
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s---77zry> ABlNET q
s s.s..s::a. - w are House.M
AND CHAIR NANUEACTURY

IOtIN LATHAM respectfully announces to the
j citizens ut Ottawa thathr has taken the cabinet
E4tabu-hmcntatcly occupiedby W. MOORE and
that he has now on hand and is manufacturing
all kinds OF Furniture and Chairs at his shol
on In Sale It, such os card, centre aud dining Ia.
blre. bureaus hcd-icad- ot oil Ginds; cane, flag
and wood seat chairs He also keeps on hand loui.,
ing 1las-rs picture trarp' :, &c.
All work Sold hy huns warranted wcllmadr, ana
cheap as can be- bought any where IN thscouuty
y Collins kept on hand and made to order
on ~hort nolice mud hmcra.sattsutrd wriha h"arse
Intrmcut privileges IN the Cemetery at IL each.
Otinwa july - 1880
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

BArWsrrp PosFo--.kt tao late Lemrick
Assizcs. u witness of the clover classes" wa.
cross examined 10y Mr.. Bennet Queens counsel
when the following dialogue took place
Counsol-Why do you hesitate TO answer me
you look ut me A. il were rogue.
Witness--ro he sure do"
Laughter.
Upon your oath you think me rogue =
"Pon my oath don't think YOU an honest
man"
Continued laughter.
"lou swear ts that by your oath"
Il do, TO be sure and what else could ! think r.
"Now why do You think as r
"Whv, bccouso You ntc doing your best to make
me perlulc myself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
Business Car0s.
G.fN N 9rS

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I G.. GAY would inform his friends aud cuso-
sDs mcrs that hc has removed to his new shup.nt i
the south west corner o the public square, where ne
wIIiconlnuc the manufacturing olcauinges, buggics
and wagons IN the lntesi and most approved styles
Being pracucal workman, he hatlcrs himself that
he can build rs good work as can be produced in tins
market. Work made TO order and warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber ] G.. GAY.
sU' GROWS Paint shop up stairs.
Ian II ISfI
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Horse ShOeing

nONE a,Z. Bnmards shop, superin,cnded by
- JonS IloorER.
No tpo Prices at this shop Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at Sl2h. Wagon making CON
tlnued al the same place rs usual Old friends aud
customer, and new, are invited TO call and leav.
their orders dec7 T. BARNARD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17

QUfRS'- SrEECn---Eyery body knows tha,
the Queens speech does not deserve it, name
II is not the Queens, nor is il speech it j. a
document. Tho first minister sketches it, suh.e.
quent cabinet councils reduce 1t ~ shape, and ii
Is then submitted tn hor majesty. When return
ed with her approval, the speech il divulgod at
a ministerial dlnner) To the nuu.cahinet members
OF the administration. Thus the mere topics ui
the manifesto oozc out at the clubs the uishi ke,
fore the speech is spoken. But il il the actual
text which the public Is eager for, and that ma
uuc may bs lost, enl~sarics from tllc London
evening papers appear At the treasury about the
time her majesty l. preparing her toilet at Buck.
nghnm palace, for the ceremony. The moment
the ilrst gun announces that the procession is in
notion the evening paper onvoy- are obliged
with copies of the document, aud before til.
Queen has done speaking III the house, her word.
are in type. Formerly the gentlemen OF the pres,
were locked in room in tho treasury, uutll Tia,
corteSe was on its way back
Some yoars ago an escape was made from the
official durance which caused some amusement
The editor Of the government paper in Dublin
was most anXioU. To start for Liverpool bv one e..
clock, to catch the packet for Dublin. The speech
was handed some time before that hour. and the
key was tuned as usual. Presently. however,
the clerks and messengers were alarmed by fran.
tic cries of Fire" They opened the door the
room was filed with smoke The editor in the
confusion, made his escape, leaving the frightened
clerk to extlngulsh the harmless sheet ot brown
paper he had Intentionally ignited. We, of the
present day improve on the Irish editors plan
ts was fire escape; ours are lightning coRduc-
tors II Ia at such II time rs this that the won.
ders OF the electric telegrngh become startlingly
apparent The city of E,iinhurgh is about 400
miles from Buckingham Palace While the state
procession il vending It's slow way back from
Westminster, the wires are charged and marvel
lous fact at the same moment that her Majesty
is alightng at the steps Of the marble hall, seve.
raj of her iegcs in the Scottish Capitol are begin
ming to read her spcech--IHunioI& Words.
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Stadden's Mill.

TIN Z subscriber would inform the public that the
l. above Mill sin full operation once more and he
isprepared o grind, or exchange flour Tor wheat
al times to suit the customers; and with strict nl,en.
ton to business h. hopes share part oi the public
patronage. farmers, pIcusc call aud see Us; you
will always find the mlllrrs ready to wait on you,
night day. Cash paid iorwhrnt.
Dayton. Jan. 20 JONATHAN SrADnrv.
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Please QSc,, II This.

A LL plouchng or digging sand on my land
~ wcst and nolth.wrs, OF Newark and Nil.
ford gave yard Is strictly forbidden, under crprnalty
Of the law. Law BR,lsARp,
Newark, attil l2, 1851
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The writer Of "7he BaJyioni'h Dd,N" one of
the most exquisite specimens Of vel,ihcaton that
has graced the Knickefbockcr for many wear.
has just perpetrated the lillowins Rhine Of tie
1Hciet Coiored Ha,.' 1t is Colerilge ish
tl,r.n,lnut.
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