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New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH WOODinformshis irirndsand the
q public ihathe has just opened Mea, Market at
his new building on the corner north Of the Court
House Square. in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
supply all hi. friendsand the public with the choices,
Of everything in the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also KEEP, on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be KEEP,
open on Saturday evening. but closed on the Sab.
bath. 9pt2l 1850
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GEA Ae~
Carriage and WAGON Manufaoto

OarfIdge ana wagon WdHuIdCVOryI
I &. GAY would inform his friends and custo.
81 ners that he has removed 10 his new shop al
the south west corner of the public square where 'ir
wicontnue the manufacturing ofcarihges ,busgics
and wagons in the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman he hatters himself that
lie build good work can be produced IN this
market. II,ork made 10 order and warranted to give
er't. satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. J. e. GAY.
2xGROW'S Paint Shnn np stairs
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House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shop on Ca.
nal street, IN Ottawa, next TO Hossocks Store
near the Side Cut, where he will be ready TO re-.
ceive orders Tor work, or do my kinds of painting
,h,, may be desired. uan3-,O J. B. Toass.
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ayment must invariably be in advance.

idpr ,iwm,nts inserted at 81 per square for
the lrs, insertion and 25 cents for euch subsequent,
insertion. A liberal discount made to those who
advertise by the year.
OF No paper discontinued until sll'hIrearages
are paid, unless at the option Of the Publishers.
or Commun ,icns, to insure attention. must
always be tree OF postage, and accompanied with
the Authors name.
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cITY BAKERY,
p r o ISION ST RE!

PR ISION STOR RE!
On the North East Corner Of the Court House
Square, IN Oitdrd.
N. LSEY
HAVlNG leased the above Establishment for
IL one year, respectfully represents that he is
now ready to serve the Public and solici,s share
ofpatronagr. A articles usually found, md many
Bread Crackers, Pies Cakes Black and Green
Teas, Soda, Common Sdierdtus, ,Jeany Lind
CANDY and other Contec,iondricS--
Golden Syrup, Best Mchigan
Flour, Candies Soap, Su
gar, Noiasses, and other Notions.
Families supplied with No. Bread and Cakes,
and delivered on application, II requested
Refreshments Tor Farmers and Others served up
in good style
Dt,- The refreshing Beverage. Sarsaparilia,
always on hand
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage Of las, season,
he hopes s, to meri, its continuance,
April II. lsj2-ti N WooLsgv.
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Boot Il Shoe Shop.

vPNllE undersigned would call the attention Of
/ his friends and the public to his removal to
the place cose'by where the BarbrRs shop stood
on Madison strecr. known as Joseph Halls corner,
where be will continue in !he retail OF Boots and
shoes OF his ONu Manufacture
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage he has
received tor the past years IN Ouawn, he will en-
drayor 10 ment u continuance of the same. lie Is
prepl red 10 mnke Geulcmru's fine boots, Of French
Caii, Patent Leather and Morocco, aud everything
IN his Inc on az reasonable terms as the sumo qua.
l.ty cen b. toughtin other places.
tS Rrpalrng done as usual.
Ottawa may Fly. DASf. LrAHY.
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1.--.y-..
ed, the books would hav. furnished HIM at hand
the results OF his lsborious experiments. and he
could have tested his machine IN \ month. He
would teach him the principles OF mechanics the
nature and strength Of materials, tho phiiosophy
of connmoo rust, dc, &C.
Dr. wood thought u might be owing to hm o.
lns very ootuse, but he was not vet enlightsred
Was 1t proposed to establish farm. and mon
s'er workshops, upon whieh ai SORTS OF hofficui-
turai and agricultural pr"dse's were to he test
ed, una IN whieh every msshahicai occupation
was 10 oe pursued !, sueh' sa,u me- was tho
Pmn wouid taSe m''i'ohs o' u'''afs 10 oi,n6
.he Professor plan 'hto PrAcusa' opetH'i"o. bu.
III was merely ln'ehueo 70 'eaen Tue ~'ense u
ineehanes' the laws oi rus'. ro' &C. @er--'ne,e
were ALREADY t"ugh' IN most o' our e.neges; he
'h"ught me proper place 10 euuca'e 'he me'nsh'e
prret"d,ty was IN the "otssh"p-ne e"hsge
ana COOKS cog'd furnish the 'heofs
Mr. Lum'den; mechanic 81 SPr'ngne'd' as~
n'eu mar our eoheSe' 'aash' hfy'hhg IKE ~hss
,he h'srhan'e Needed iney "a>'eu 'ps s'uu'n'A
,'n'e' heai'n' ana energies over eteeN anu ne
"eT' ou' e,r'y'h'ns Ns' p,ns.'a' p u,''y "Hs
o'e',"se1 ''e "'''ue ''''.'s sr'..' VI so''e
""S'"' oe'n'u 'ne .''sc " "".e" We '"''e away
ne Vac lo'""eu oy .u,' hu"ns' VI h"n'' ""o
PIo. .. ~. ',''",' - - -! D w.
=, "''a''"Ss W ,no ''"' ~ '''''s'o' 'a'"o' o'e'
'"r p'ere'' 'o'ese system,
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pr.u uie" WV" o'i 'o"eseS. ~ o". '.h",ueu h,. ."e
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pa" P"Poseu as u, 'ne "'o"es' y'
wv: 'o'ne .u'."e' :, usS 49,, w. ~ M.'h..
.''n auJoulneu 70 meet ~ 'ne osna'e e"''oer 20
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s! ssa@,i u"',s - I". ,;. NO ns ,'''II s,iI ~.
~ "I t.;'S,',,t' - :, -
p.,s ~ $500 o,. ,.;',n' r.,J :, o,,l o,,,,
r,', ~. .tor-','','.' r. at" ,,,,,i ,h'.
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IN. Err,.rs ~ ,h.,; r.,,;on .uJ he had nr.na,.;
~. ,l,n =, ,h,;. 80, n,J ,,d., ,h,i Ia, ,,o-
,n, 7, n'as ~, ~, hn, ,5e;r rJ,n H., hs5
,incs ,I,s, rn,r..,.nnd.J with MANY .n;r.p, man
IN al, no,,s ~ nm. Trnn IN r.f.,,rcs M I'M. nls,
arJ IL r.hr,r,. 70 ,,,.u., Jona,;nns If L,nd frnu'
C,oo,,.ss q, anio- s,;Iar ;,,.,;,n,ions in ,li ,L.
s,o,s. and had rsce;s"d ,hn n,o., .,c,,,r,,,;r',
sssn,,rrs. n;hssr,v "a on.r,,ob
prof Evans of Rnsh Medical Cull.y. Cbicoro.
n.,, tool ,I,e n,or u. ,aid bs ,pnrnvci bc,r,;.
ly Of tho object of the convention II propo,et
I n, ;,,n,,,,r, ,.trmo,ioo W.. hold .ln,, IN all
.y.i.ms ~ ,dnc,tion 2 oh;.cts shunlJ NE ken, III
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Business CARDS.
G. O N + E C r y o N AIRY.
IL ia N MAllE

Wholesale dnd Retail Dealer in Confectionery
Toys, Candy Rock Candy, Cigars.
Mats, Fruits, dc, dc.
TIE has also finished up and furnished in su-
II pcrior style. II Saloon Tor Ladies and Gentle.
men, and will keep the very best
ICE e. k T. A NJ,
During the Summer. to which he invites all who
have a taste Tor this delicious luxury.
A Soda Fountain will also be kept in charge
nd the choicest Syrups, tor such u may desire Q
glass oi this healihiui beverage.
Give Him Il Call
Ounws NAV % 1852 -5mos
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81 WHO WANTS n
. Chairs g. Bedsteads 4? ri

II l.. WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
IL. street, where he has been for l2 years, and
has never tailed in giving good satisfaction.
His chairs are all made by good workmcn, and
warranted to stand better than Chicago or ST, Louis
work.
nyThe public are respectfully invited to call and
examine. October4
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On motion Of Prof Turner the discussion os
the 81 proposition reported by the committee on
business which had been made tho special order
for this morning. was waived, and Dr.. Evans re-.
quested to develop his plan for State Uuiver'
sity
Mr.. Little. Of rultou. addressed the convention
He had for years evolved the idea Of Of an lhdus
| tral Unversy for the benefit of the masses. lie
was one Of them himself. though circumstances
had made him a professional man. Such an in
stl,ution, if once properly endowed and placed on
n permanen. basis, would support itself AZ d
member of the Legislature he said he would pro.
badly bc called upon to cast his upon the subject,
and he wanted to place himself right before tho
convention. He WAS decidedly opposed TO dis.
tributing tho fund among the several colleges
now in existence. He believed the establishment
Of an Industrial University fer the education of
the masses, feasible scheme. The commence
ment might be small he cared rot how small
It might commence in log school house; it wo'd
grow. The people would sustain il. All great
movements must meet in the outset, with oppo.
sition Hc was ghd to Gee opposition here, II
bespoke success IN the end lie believed ii tho
state refused to entertain the subject and make .
suitable appropriation, tho people themselves
would do il alone.
Pres Wood moved that tho speakers be con.
fined to ten minutes
Mr.. Little moved to amend by substituting "hf
teen"
MIR Iumsden moved go"
DR., Roe moved IS hours" lie wanted the
speakers to have time to blow out,
1t was finally decided to limit the speakers to
Is minutes.
DR.. Evans then submitted to The convention his
plan for State Uniyersi,y, explaining 1t MS hs
read it on in parts have not a copy Of the
plan in hand; bu, the substance of, was, the es
iablishmert Of u Central Board Of Regents, with
power to appoint rrofcssor.hips; OF Cbemi,'
try one of practical Agriculture and Hor'icul-
tue, Of Mechanical Philosophy. and the mature
and use Of tools Dnl machinery OF Natural
History ! of Geology. Me,ecrology. and H,'
ghte; aud Of Normal lns,Ige,!op io English
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nRS. HARD & HILL Tender their prOies.
IL siunai services To the citzcss of Ottawa
aud yirinlty. Residence on Madison street, near
the side cut. Office over Bargers store, near the
Post Office December ~. lS5l-ti
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A HOES NE. HoLLisrsR.
TOES & iIOLLISTER. Attorneys aud Coun
III sellors at Law and Solicitors IN Chanccry.
will give their prompt attention TO all business con.
fided 10 them IN the circuit, supreme. aud Federal
courts OF the state, Office in Sanger & Armours
Block, southwest corner oi the Court House
Square, Ottawa, III. May ~, loo.
MORRIS ~ FISEIIR, U;eo. II Norris
~ Geo. ) Fishrr) Attorneys at Lap \ Land
Agents. Oudpa, M Will pay particular atien-
tion 10 the payment OF taxes IN any par OF Illinois,
purcha- sing and selling Real Estate. investigating
titles collecting demands, buying aud selling MIL
iary Land Warrants, and locating them on the
best Lands Tor soldiers OF others. securing PEN
SONS and all claims against the GovernInent-
OFFlCE-On the south h-west corner oi the Pub
lie Square.
Commissioners Of Deeds. &c. for New York 4,
Connecticut, Ohio. New Jersey. Michigan and
Wisconsin May }. lS32-tL
r,HAMPLIN Il WALLACE, o. c. Cham
Y phn-WIl l. Wallace Attorneys and Coun-
sellors az Lac. Office over h. \ Grags Drug
store. Ottawa. nov ~, ~
~ y. LELAND, ittorneyand Counsellor at
IL. Lar. Office IN the room IN the court house.
occupied in part by this Clerk and Library OF the
supreme court may "
CLoVER 4 COOK. q, o. Glover-B c.
u Cook attorneys d Councillors at Ldr,-
Ottawa. Office in Rrddlcks Block, ems, side OF
the Public Square. June, lsis-lt.
- W. RANDALL, Anorney at LaT--Joe'
-. Will county III. Aug. 10, lsiS-n
EREER / INGALLS, a.. c. p. Frcer--G, A
Il Ingails) Attorneys and Solicitors. Chicago
Illinois Mar l5-tt
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los. X WAGNER J,cwicc Of ii. Peace :,
% Ofce in the north east corner Of the Court
house. up stairs. Ottawa. ILL., Dec 1T
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DiED.-On Sunday, Feb. cad, 1852, SARAH
ELIZA, daughter Of Frederick A. and Harriet
ThUnman, aged ! moutIs.
Death louHd strange beauty on that cherub brow,
And dashed ii Cut. There was II tint of rose
On check and Iip.-ho touched the veins with ice,
And the rose fldcd forth from ii oss dark eyes
There sPako a wishful tendernrss,-a doubt
Whether to grieye or sleep, which innocence
Alone can wear. With ruthless haste he bound
The silicn fringes Of their curtaining lids
FOrcvcr;-lhcrG had been Il %murmuring sound,
With which the babe would claim its molhar's ca,
Charming her even 20 tetrs. The spoj!er set
His seal Of silence but there bcame.l Il smile
81 fixed and holy tom that marble brow,-
Death gazed. and left it there; hcdared not stcal
The si$net-ring Of Heaven.
On Wednesday morning, llarc! 81, MANY FL.
LEN. infant daughter Of ohm and Francis Walker.
Death may the bands Of life unloosc,
But can't dissolve my love;
Millions Of infant souls compose
The GImlIy above.
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High Pressure Talk.

The address of Kossuth to the ladies OF
New York City was the best speech he has
yet made. The following extract stirs up
the blood like a fife and drum:
"ln the name of that ocean Of bloody tears
which the s%acrilegious hand of the tyrant
wrung from the eyes of the childless mother
of the brides who bcheld the hangman's
sword between them and their wedding day
in the nam of all those mothers, wives,
brides, daughters and sisters, who, by thou
sands of thousands weep over the graves OF
magyars so dear to their hearts, and weep
bloody tears Of a patriot over the face of
their beloved native land-in the name of all
those torturing t ipes with which the fog
ging hand of Austrian tyrants dared
to outrage humanity in the woman kind OF
my native land--in the name of that daily
curse against Austria with which even the
prayers of our women arc mixcd--in the
name Of the nameless sufferings of my own
dear wife, the faithful companion of my life
--of her who for months and months was
hunted by my country's tyrants like a noble
,deer--in the name of my poor little children,
who, SO young, and scarcely cons .ious OF
their life, had already to learn what an Aus
trian. prison is-in the name of all this, and,
Mhat is still worse, in the name of down troll
den liberty claim, ladies of New York, your
protecting sympathy for my country IS cause.
Nobody can do more for il than you. The
heart Of man is rs soft wax in your tender
hands. Mould it, ladies'; mould it into the
form of generous compassion for my own
country's wrongs; inspire it with the con-
sciousness of your country's power, dignity
and might. You are the trainers of mans
character. Whatever lie the fate of man,
one stamp he always Tears on his brow-that
which the mothers hand impressed upon the
soul of the child. The smile of your lips
can make hero out of the coward APP
plausel--and a generous mar out ofthe ego
list, one word from you inspires the youth
to noble resolutions; the lustre of your eyes
is the sfairest reward for the tolls OF life.
You can even blow up the feeble spark of
energy in the breast of broken age, that
once more it may blaze up in a noble, a gen
erous deed, before it dies. All this power
you have. Use it, ladies--use it in behalf
ofyour country's glory, and for the benefit
ofoppresscd humanity; and when you meet
Al cold calculator, who thinks by arithmetic
whenfbe iscalled 70 feel the wrongs Of OPP
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Colored Mobility.

AS the katlir war has again broken out at
the Cape of Good Hope, and will doubtless
attract considerable attention, we transcribc
ffom Bentlcy's Miscellany, an amusing de-
scription of "A Kafir chief;
1.-The proper dress of a Kafir chief is a
karcas OF .Icopard's skin which can be worn
by no other Ka0ir. Arms, legs and feet are
left bare, and so is the head. Macome,
however. is very fond of turning out in the
European costume; and as he selects his
wardrobe in a very d~ilfusive manner, the
effect he produces is molc remarkable than
elegant. Judge of my surprise at seeing the
great leader Of ten thousand warriors thus
habited. lie wore a blue dress coat with
brass buttons, considerably too large for
him and very much the worse for wear; and
a pair Of old dragon trousers with a tarnish-
ed gold stripe down the legs, yellow vest,
schoems; a shocking bad straw hat; no shirt,
no stockings! He was mounted on a little
rough, ungroomcd, pony, with a cheap sad
die and an old ragged bride. In place OF
a ndlng-whip, he carried in his hand a not
kneerie of formidable dimensions, and in his
mouth was stuck a small black ended clay
pipe. In addition to this, he was by no
means sober, though not drunk "for May
come" | was informed. My interview with
the worthy chief was not a long one. | was
introduced to him by a man that knew him,
and | had a little conversation with him, of
no Importance, but rather amusing from the
manner in which it e~nded--namcly, by the
great chief asking me to lend him a six
pence. Of purse l complied and in two
hours later he was in a state of hopeless in
toxication; my sixpencc had done it. You
can get drunk on the most economical terms
nt IN Cnnn II n
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pressed nations, convert him, ladies. Your
smiles are commands, and lhe truth which
Pours forth insinedvely from your hearts,
Is mighter than theOlogic arIieulated BY any
scholar"
We here stop TO take breath and to ask
our readers if they know any thing in the
language more admirably worded or better
calculated to stir the heart up to a Sudden
Hood Of mutiny. Wee York DmcAaaH.
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Writing School.

Mr.. +. A. Thomman, proposes to teach Il
class in Pcnmanship, provided a sufficient
number Of scholars can be obtained. His
terms are twenty l~essonss for one dollar
Mr.. Thomman is a good writer, and spares
no pains with bis pupils. We hope that all
will avail themselves of the opportunity thus
presented. Persons intending to take les,
sons can leave their names at this office.
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ESSwift, in his i%ronical ProposiioH for
the Ibolishment Of Christianity. says there
would be inconvenience atten ling it, as il
would lower the funds one per cent. which
was more Than any government had given
TO uphold il.
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JAMES MATTHEW'S.
March 3-te.

Eg DR. Guysott's Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla, put up in the
largest sized bottles contains more Of the
pure Honduras S%arsaparilla than any other
preparation cxtant, which is chemically COM
bined with the extract of Yellow Dock and
the extract Of Wild Cherry, thus making the
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any
S~arsaparilla before the public. At the same
time it is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons, which cannot be said of any other of
the Sarsaparilla compounds. The invalid
should beware of poisons! Mercury, Iron,
QuInine, Potash, Iodine, SuIphcr, Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic p%oisons
enter into and form the active basis of most
of the Sarsaparillas and Panaccas of the day.
Guysott's Compound Extract of Yellow Dock
and S~arsaparilla does not contain a particle
OF these substances as any one can ascertain
by applying the necessary tests. Let all
poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations alone,
and use Guysott's Improved Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
ly efficacious, perfectly harmless and purely
vegetable. All kinds of disease yield to its
genial influence. See advertisement.
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E7-Ifyou wish to obtain aid from church
people turn cannibal or become ga reform
cd drunkard.' Converted ~murderers used
TO draw, but they have become so plenty
lately that they begin to lose their attractive
ness,
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Valuable Farm tor sale i,

7 ME subscribers viii sell at private sale 243
H. nc,cs Of first rate land, lying in u good neigh.
b%orhood, four miles North west OF CaAfa, Ohio,
Oh which is a good brick dwelling house, n don
bic barn, a good oonl bank, and un rxcrllenl
frnit orchard. The said Farm Ia well walered
With about one hundred and seventy acros Cleared
thereon, aud in Il high s.nte &c rultivntion. Fol
particulars enquire Of the subscribers. lin G il
Cadiz, OF the wntr rs. 4. r. and S. Gilmore, re
siding en- the premises.
SCOTT T. BINGHAM,
iebll Real Estate Agtl T.,
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~A Man coupht in A railroad colo,

HA Man eOught in a railroad collision
remarked that presence of mind might be
good, but absence of body was better.
RFA German named Olrndori, has been
arrested in st. Genevieye, Mo, on charge of
numbering and robbing a retnrued Califor
nian at ST. Louis.
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AIdcrnAalA's Office,

TITETII4NFE, n.
IN MACLANE, Alderman ofthe LIST Ward
Vs Otic0, corner Of Main nnd Jefferson sts-
win prompt y and faithfully pttcnd to my busi-
ness entrusted to his care. lie may be found a 4
his office. nearly opposite the Bcymer House,
(Walker's liotrI.) y from sun to sum- Collcc-
tons nude by due course of Nv and otherwise.
ID 'p1sitions taken, to be recd in OHIO courts.
n~lnv7-Iy ..... .. "..f. .g... f.aElH 4lH
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"Save your Money"

Charles P. Freeman 4 Co., (Iate Free.
man, Hodges & Co., Of New York, have
on hand. and are receiving daily, from Eu-
ropian manufacturers, one of the largest and
cheapest stocks of Fancy Silk and Millinery
Goods, to which they invite the attention o.
Western Merchants. When a man adver.
tlses, itisplain to be seen that hcis not afraid
to have stock compared with that Of his
%ncighbors. You will always save money by
purchasing of those who advertise. Hence,
we have no hesitancy in recommending Mr..
Freeman to our Merchants. Remember
the place, No. 144 Broadway, one door south
of Liberty Street, New York.
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GS-l If you want a first rate bargain, in
Dry Goods, besurc to call on VIM. Hogg Il
Co., before the 18th of the present month.
They are selling of their present stock at
cost for cash, preparatory 10 a change in the
firm,
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EF-They have got to growing chickens
so large in Massachusetts, that farmers have
to sell them by the quarter, like pork. These
are chickens 10 crow over.
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g SPECIAL NOTICES

EERegular advertisers are entitled TO a
notice under this head FEEE. All others
viii be charged full price.