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AMUSING Cross READINGs-Some of the ll-posers
must be consummate wag On the corner of Baronnt
and Julia Streets there is bit of posting which make
the funniest cross-reading in the world First comes
attention Democrats etc, and sundry follow
ing and then nicely fitting in, to appear part
one and the same announcement follows The Greek
Rhgas Lopezs Last Thoughts the Celebrated Pony Chrc
acknowledges at Lottery j. Gaisords Absurdity of Rap
RapM Rap! For particulars, read small bills and see
performance
Well we did not see the preliminary performance at
the Louisiana Hotel but we do believe that j. Gals.
ford's Absurdity of Rap Rap Rap is at all equal to
the cocal absurdty which nosiy represents the New
Constitution as placing the free white citizen and the
slave" upon legislative equality For particulars
read small bills, and performance ~ Well they were
Particularly that brilliant discovery of the late u
District Attorney, that the federal basis of
slaves was made to restrict the power the large slave
states Bad history or funny reasoning Rap. Rap
Rap!!n' See if you can humbug the people gents!
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.auaDesenfeurs de Bons de faTrille
BUREAU DU rREsoRIER,

WILLIE DE La NILE ORLEANS, 10 Aout, 1882,
n Avis la psenie dome detenteus Gch
de anenne vile, des eranpateH de lxvle de Lafayette
lie Tresr est nanenan les dhes
qhaucun nret aous ets
rs du [au2Bl WIN. H. GARLAND Tresorier,
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FiRE-The bagging factory of Messrs Hunter Bruce,
at Lexington Ky was burned the night Of the 2sth
ultimo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

FLYING SMP-NIr Rufus Porter continues his labors
at Washington machine with which he expects to be
able to navigate the atmosphere 1t appears that joint
stock company has been raised the necessary funds
subscribed This shows confidence in the ability of Mr.
Porter to effect the object in view The machine now
being constructed is calculated carry forty passengers
and Mr. Porter ntmates that if the weather continues
fair he will be able to give public exhibition in the
course of few weeks From the skill and ability Mr.
Porter it is expected that the experiment of navigating
the air will be fairly and fully tried.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

| DREADFUL MoRrALIrY-The brig Sarah, of Prospect
Me-, L. S. Griffin MASTER arrived at Surinam on the 2st
ult, from Demerara The captain, both mates and one
man sick with the yellow fever having been attacked on
the passage up and the Both the whole four died with
in short time of each other and buried at quar-
antne ground On the 4th inst there was but one man
sick and he recovering There several passen
gers on board, among whom three ladies'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

CRors.-The Eutaw (Aia) True Democrat gives an un.
favorable account of the cotton crop in that vicinity
in the adjoining counties The worm is said to be doing
much damage. --
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To the Holders OF city Obligations

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug 49, 1852
to- Notice hereby the holders Of the obligations
Of the old city, of the late Municipalities and the late city Of La
yette that the Treasury all maured obgs
tons and that will be allowed matured obligations from
| after the instant.
aus 2pl VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer,
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sssats lfasing aanrt Ln.nn,

h5r For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

BRAZILIAN NAvy.-The Brazilian Government has p,ir-
chased its Navy eight ships heretofore attached to the
German Navy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

FREAKS OF MAD Bullion Monday, a large bull,
which was being driven through the Third avenue in
NewYork broke loose from the driver scattering the
pie on every side and making clear road before him
He made dash at barber's shop, and succeeded in
breaking into it, when he attacked by man armed
with an axe who struck him blow upon the head
This only Infatuated him the more and catching the man
upon his horns he gored him in shocking manner lie
next attacked and killed small boy in Fifth street be-
fore he could be secured
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SAILING OF THE CANADA.-The Canada sailed from Bos
ton the 9th inst with fifty passengers and $l7oOOo il
| American gold.
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Qua sToRy.-As usual, when space admits, we pub
ish story this morning and really the of to-day is
exquisitely beautiful.
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ARKANSAS RvER.-The Little Rock (Ark) Wing of the
3D. says the river was falling slowly at that point with
about three feet six inches water in the channel
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For list of steamboats, advertised to leave to-day
would refer to the regular card on the third page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

Gss- AGENCY OF THE NASHVILLE INSURANCE
TRusr CoarANr New orenn September following
telegaphc dispatch has been received from pAret
NASHVILLE September 3, 1852.
W PARrEENoy all Policy protect themselves by
reinsurance We unable pay
ssP3 Ut [Sgnedl JAMES WALKER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

NEwORLEAHs BAKERS ASSOCIATION fine looking body
Of men, marching in procession, with band of music at
their head and bearing banner inscribed Bakers As
sociaon etc. passed in front of office yesterday
They were about thirtyeight in number looked like
industrious, welltodo citizens Success to you gentle.
men may your loaf of life be sweet light and ample
and your i cake - never all dough,'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

The List of Letters will appear in o-morrows Crescent
as usual.
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TIE One Price Clothing Store
OF ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
NO. "a MAGAZINE SIRE

NO. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
q for thu with stock superior any
thing received in NewOreans.
During the Summer have made many improvements the
interior of The improvements tho
Clothing department arranged that Ladies' will have every facility
for seeing nil glance Our stock in that line
large Our Mr. MuDroe, the past Summer has given his
attention getting up Stock Of Goods pledge
meet the appreciation all friends The conducting
business strictly ONE PRICE variation sepe Tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

The saie Carson, boat for the Mobile river has
arrived at Mobile from this port.
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COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINr--since the first Of
january the of in gold been deposited
at the Philadelphia mint against sos 0O54 during the
same period last year There coined during past
month 2O7S214 peces of silver including 600 three
cent pieces 10000 half dimes, 625oo Dimes 1900 hall
dollars, and LOO dollars The gold coinage of the month
amounts to 4s294 pieces, and includes 175279 double
eagles, 1s76S eagles, 1929 half eagles 7412 quarter
eagles and 1882 gold dollars Total coinage gold and
silver, during August 81 BAG SS5
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g The orHELIA.--The fine Madsonyie packet opleiia
Capt Grice lays over to-day for slight repairs to her
machinery but will resume her regular trips tomorrow
and will make heusual excursion trip to Madsonye on
Sunday
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90 CurRrnrsco c1rn or CAnno11roN -

III" CHURUBUSCo CLUB OF C4RR0LLTON-A
meeting of this Club called FRIDAY EVENING September
for the of making the necessary
the Anniversary the of Gen his army
into the city Of Mexico. large and full expected
L. CrTHBERr, Secretary j. b. BEsIIsS, President.
Carrolton September 9, 1852. sep9 ~
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Thanks to the officers of the steamer Florida for Mobile
papers, &c..
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NO. 70 CHARITIES STREET.
10 We receiving NEW PATTERNS Of CAR
PEllNt, and have hand large of
FELVEL and BRUSSELS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 3-PLYS,
INGRAINS AND VENETIANS OF ALL QUALITIES,
CRUMB CLOTHS RUGS. MATS, White and cold MATING etc.
FLOUR from y feet vide beautiful pitterp all Of
which offer at LOW PRICES FOR CASH sails ae.dry paper.
lw2p A.. BRUUSSEAU q co.
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y Louisiana Interior.

It Nt
LAND SIrprsThe Point Oonpee Echo Of the 4th hears
that the river bank has cave in at the Grand Levee ct
Mr. Carmoucbes and has nearly reached that part Of the
Lcvee which made this year at Or near Morganza
the Levee entirely and the cave has reached the
It has also been informed that 1t has caved in
place at the village,
Fousp DEAp.--A man by the name of Dove was found
dead in the road Mnden, on Monday evening, the
2 ult The conclusion was that he had drank too freely
red eye and exposed himself too much to the rays
of Sol.
LAYING OUT BusINEssThe editor of the Minden Herald
says We going to have big barbecue in Minden
before longthat is, democrats and wings generally
speaking j. on which occasion going to make n
speech, preach sermon, drink toast-and--,shi
somebody, if necessary!
WHAT MEAN ?-The Minden Herald of the
18th ut (edited by most uncompromising democrat)
says
"Goonel Porter, of auditory remembrance, was among
us few weeks ago. political tour counting expe-
dition. we don't know which If, however the good of
the democratic party what he is up would very
emphatically advise him to keep his distance or play
different hand Another visit two, with similar ap-
pontments - will kill the party here dead it will
again kick We say this for the good of the cause and
the information of the Colonel
We do not belong to the family but, if we don't in
trude,' we would wish to know what all that means
HEALTH OF MIspEs AND lcrSIrY.--The Minden Herald
of the 25th ult says:
"We are having plenty of rain in Minden with ever
and anon refreshing blast from the Northwest This is
favorable to health. though the country is yet scky
There but very little sickness in town-none be-
lieye OF q serious type.'
CRcrs.-The Point Coupee Echo of the 4th inst says:
We glad to be able to state that ravages the
caterpillar to which alluded in last number
pear to be limited to few locations and in them
they have proved far less destructive than at first
informed. Planters addicted to magnify any
favorable appearances in their growing crops that
Of this nature should be heard with great caution
We told that the cotton is rotting several
plantations With the favorable weather that have
had this scarcely be the to any extent. From
what have ourselves think that the cotton
crop here will be far beyond an average one.
The cain still presents the most promising appearance
The NIinden Herald says
We have been shown of corn grown about the
poorest land in this parish measuring only twenty inches
in circumference The stalk from which this TAKEN
yielded twelve other of which nearly large
the measured This tale is story, but is
truth.
CROPS IN RAPpEs.-The Red River Republican of the
4th inst says The sugar crop of the parish turned
out much better than anticipated in the early part
the The cotton crop rather was very prom
ng until the appearance of the caterpillar which is
becoming general The late rains too has put stop to
picking and injured the prospect also The crops
have turned out wellh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

DEs~ The regular weekly packet steamer
Capt, Stone eavs PRINCETON THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter. Shippers may tbs F.
timing in the trade during the season.
au2J 2ptf sTRoTHER BROS, Agents, Poydras street
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1FFICIAL JOURNAL

o1 NH soIdDATED crry Or NEW ORLEANS
1auR sDAY MORNING, sEPrR ., 1862
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Naturalization. P. F. -Weather-
The Iron .Mountaia- Teras Scenery-G Con
sales--Educati0n IN Teras-Ihe TTild
Man and his Diseoueries-Crops. etc
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EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF MURDER.-Mi-
chael Purcell examined before Recorder Seuzenear
Tuesday, on the charge Of killing Terry Kirwan in
house on Vaudeville street the I'd ult The facts, a
given in the publications of the day in substance
follows Purcell had been beating his wife. when Kr
in attempting to raise her from the floor where She
had been thrown by her husband stabbed by Purcell
with knife used by kirwan in his trade shoemaker
The accused committed for trial before the First
trict Court, the charge of murder
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Grand Rattle 0s' East Stock.

e The following we'll known as Roaders RATTLE
of all the chances akeu notice which will
10 the Pcayune Cseen The
Livery Stable on Carroll street
BOB WHITE, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
BURNETT COLT, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
PACING HORSE WHEELING;
PACING HORSE ACORN.
The highest thr to take Bob White and Harness;
take the Burnett Colt rness Pacing Horse
Wheeling and the lowest throw takes Pacing Horse hun
dIed chances at $40 chance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

INouEsTs. Coroner Loze yesterday
held inquest on the body of named Geo Huber.
who died suddenly in the house of Kaufman ST.
Phillip street The Coroner took possession of his trunk
which contained besides clothing gold watch and $40
in gold coin The deceased about thirty years of age
and native of Germany Verdict of the Coroner Died
of acute Inflammation of the livern
Another inquest was held in the house No 10 st. Phillip
street, the body of named Jacobina Coleman
who died suddenly. Verdict Died of hemorrhage
caused by want Of care after child BIRTH
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TRANSLATOR,
Office No. l3 EXCHANGE ALLEY between and Cont sts
~ Mr. TEARD ofra his public and announces
that he will translate from English and Spanish French LETT
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS ACTS OF NoTA.
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES ID
OTHERS LEASES, MEETINGS COUNCILS AND OTHER PUB
Lie MEETINGS, and in fact all kinds of writings com.
Articles Advertisements for Letters
He will devoe his evenings firm
tBr Office hours from N % apl7 qptf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13
Gun Walkers

. ANA ufft''S IN Nit AtN0s y Np0rtSUeH'S articles
/ one do7r south of1ae Jai0R House, Columbus
. Street, Ot,alrd, ~,
l. EtPcon,ian is oH hand ? genera, assoTtaer,
IA OF English and German double ani single
ig" ing pieces, boys EUrs good variety, ill Of
which were bouGh, tor cash, and selected from
large invoices, with great care a. TO their general
workmanship and iini-h, and can he sold n better
bargains than have been heretofore had in TIN.
market
Gentlemen wishing Guns for themselves or boy.
AMI noticing good Judges ofthe article will find DO
nm oiItctto call on the subscribers where they can
dept ndupon what Is told them and be sure Of get
ting good snie gun, We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers and have none Of the CHEAP
cast iron stuff with which the country q. Hooded
Rifles, made from Remnglou's celebrated ca i
siee aud iron barrels are warranted TO be equal 10
any made IN this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscriber.
have tor several years been engaged in the mann
iacure OF the celebrated increased twist rHas. and
have ayalsd themselves of all the latss, improve.
men,s az regards the inside finish and sighting
we ilatrr ourselves that an inspection of the work
made al our establishment, ia all that j. wanted To
satisfy gentlemen OF the truth OF the above state
rnent.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable Tor tar
get practice or long ranges
All kinds OF machinery drawing, model max ing
and key hitting, done by competent hands and IN a
w0rkmanlIke manner.
All work done by ~ il warranted
Ottawa, MAY -, 1859 BRrNKER & B-scUrcg
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Farm Ridge and Deer Park
SEMINARY,

4. V J ENkS, II priurfo1I AMI rT.,.l..
Of l1uu. Greek, Mathematics, Sc
Miss u. \. NOILrON. Teacher Of French
and P,eocliIC.s Of he English Drpa-ful,nf
Ms. +. \. JiN kS. Teacher OF Music, Draw.
ING, Embroidery, &c.
u HIS Institution IS located at Farm, RID,
La sale county. III ina fine b.,l,b,.;.,,
aiUn. removed for il, r,,,,,,s ,-,l
r..l,n, d, I,r.y, ,.,s.,,s AMI ,..'. /, -. " o"
the r-ufiDaT tborou,,5trr.s b.ir,' ~, - ,,i.
west ofOtiawa ami twelve n,i,,s g,,,,
Sau. va "'' '"'''1 '''l''s souIAl tasI Ol La
The teacher vii snare No r,i,s -, -.,,l,-,L.r,
stitu;on thorough oud pr1rri,ai AMI ~,
their pupils a hearh.uI moral Influence Er,y ~,
the faithful student with th,i ,rost raiie md ~
n,ran, ,co,.i,;o ',"J ,a!uloie uta mn
Mr4. Jcnks have b.,p sna. 4, ~ ana an!
state and in New Enolaa5 at jitJr@r,, ,,s., .7
for the last twelve vrars ,ni NJ. Il ,t,' We
been ep,nloy.d in ,bs s,,,,;,,r ~ aou.,OH mas
, Norm,,t N, n,,,n ,m, V"' f'S''
viii be established .compr,inra three vs,r., coprs.
OF study, designed 10 furnish gnDB1lIyI corps r
competent teaclfrs for our district cbo.fs a.
p.omn VIII be awarded 10 thos. youn,, iii. MI
gentlemen who compl.ie this course
The Ga - teal f,c par,men,
= under he special care Of The Principal, who will
oe>io" particular attention pom thc prcp1r1,ono eft
yogns rIuemen ipr advanced classes iu College.
Inc DlScipd1r % the s,h1O Will Ne inoruu IN .
pulihilu anu Uniform; and I cheerful uhseryanCe
OF he established rules will he rcqpred Proanuy.
hdoc9Tum, or disorder ycorduc, will not bral.uv-
Gu IHpii, are expected 10 attend public worship
on me sabbath, to ioim correct moral habits an.
to cultivate an upright, gentieuanly and lady.ike
department, The Seminary under no denomin-
auonal OF scclaHan control and religious services
are eonduc''d by baptist, Congreghiionaiist Epis-
copaiIau' and Methodist cerIymrn, either a, the
seInnnaryor within convenient distance \ Sab
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13
Ottawa Institute.

Nht' lrst term OF this Institution will conf
mencc on Wednesday, the first day of Sep
n TENDER, 1852.
II IL The design OF tee Principals to make this In
siltutlon equal to any school of the kind in the
west. They will adopt the most approved meth
ods OF instruction.; aud from their experience and
succeSsin teaching, they do not hesitate TO insure
the most rapid progress of those ntrustcd to their
care. They will use their endeavors to pre-
pare their scholars for the business of lie or 10 en-
ter College. Particular attention will be paid 10
those branches which will quality teachers Tor their
responsible calling.
Prot c. A. + Vasque, a native Of France and
graduate OF Berlin, and who known 81 success
iu teacher ct the classics, will tnke charge OF the
l.atn, French, German aud ancient lar guages, the
higher mathematics, drawing and painting Dr.
A. Hand, who has been iedchng for the past sea
sonin Ottawa, will take charge of the English
hrances. Miss NJ. J. Hard will superintend the
primary department. {. Hard, VI. d., Lecturer
on Anatomy. Physiology and Ilygi.ne, a. f. Grow,
\, b, teacher OF Photography aud tue principles
of Phonetics
TUITION PER QUARTER OFal WEEKS
Primary department, - 90 Iuniorcass, 81 90
Com. English braches. 3 90 Senior. 6 90
The Junior class will include elementary phllos-
ophy, Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, and Ale.
bra.
Extra charges for the Languages, Drawing and
fainung, Lectures on Anatomy Psychology tly-
gieuc, Photography and phunelics.
No scholar shall be admitted for less than half n
term.
Tuition payable onc.haf at the beginning and
the other hOit at the mlidle OF the term.
Ottawa, Aug. 2S-3m.
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New Eating House!

THE subscriber has Just received large stock O
j fresh oysters, can oysters, sardncs, and oil
kinds oi nuts, candies, herring, cigars, SC. ana
has opened an Eating House. on Canalsi a few
doors west OF Sanger n Amours brick block m OF.
lava lie will serve up soups, at noon, from ~ IL
o'clock also, constantly keep on hand pig Icc
and trpe got up in the best manner; hot tea OF
coffee AZ a moments warning
lie would respectfully invite his friends and the
public generally 10 give him n call having had
over eight years experience in the ar, Of cook ug
hotels IN this town, he feels confident that hr can
give general satisfaction. mn Gro. SMITH.
DSl- Tailnrlng and cnitinp en- rred ON ns nsnnl.
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.iiaiRis'rai3r's Notice.

NOTICE Is her by gwen that the undersigned
= administrator ct The estate Of James II. De-
moss, late oi Livingston county, m, deceased
wl.ipresentto The county court OF Livingston coun-
ty, the term thereof, to Be holden at Pouuac IN
sand county, on the third Monday in December,
D. 1882, petition tor an order 10 sell the real es-
tate belonEingto the estate Of the said James II
Dtmass deceased, or so much therro.a> shall be-
necessary for The payment ct the debts of sand es
tate, when and where a persons Interested th.re-
IN are requested 70 shtw cUusr, il any they have
whyii shoud not be sold Tor Inc purposes aforesaid
). H. McGrrgor, ATTY. T. w. PATTY.
Nov 6-l2-3w. 4lmt'r Of said g,t,,t.
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Green's Mills,

rJNllE above mills havci Just undergone thorough
repairs and are now 81 arranged that six run
Of burrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one olthr
bcstcustom mills IN the state as the four run ui
merchant burrs, boa, Sc., viii BE- used for custom
work whenever required.
Gentlemen give usn call, M We nrc determined
Ia spare no pains, with good. competent, and ac-
commodniing mlers, TO render general satisfaction
The undersigned has obtained the entire con.
troll of the above mills and will hereafter superin
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with young
lietime's experience IN the above business that he
cnn safely defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sept. II, 1889 u. GREEN.
|nNE sctt Of harness for sale At the
|OOct. 80. NIw ESatASD BRiScu.
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The Five lille Rouse,

VIE subscriber formerly OF The u'ihu Spring
/ House, having taken and fitted m Inc well
known s,nniatlAe SCOT OF Buffalo Rock ourhe Pc
~ road tive miles w g; Cf Ottawa, i'lhod himself
always ready 10 afford Accommodations m 4 superior
manner to travellers AMI Others Grateful to hi.
friends tor r1si ayors.-ly siricl attention 10 bu-
siness hopes TO inertia liberal share ct their patron
age in the future ,oc2jl CIR REsn
The Great White Sulphur Springs
For sale l2D acres u choice land ~ the sulphur
Springs, or road between Otiawa and Peru.
The Canal, mil he Rail Road piss a.on, the
north line. There are upon it three beautiful, ne
yer hllln2, mound sprinss For further iniorma-
ton enquire at the Five Mile House Of
Sept 1T CAPr. REED.