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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

GRAnAM's MAGAzrsE.-T This magazine
for January is already on our table. u Ii is
embeilished with two fine steel engra-
wings. quite number of wooden ones,
and contains 10 pages of reading mat.
ter. Altogether. Graham publishes a
magazine well worth the patronage OF
the public. Price $500 per annum.-
Address Geo. A. Graham, Philadelphia.
We will send Graham's Magazine and
the Register one yearto any person pay
ing four dollars in advance; or, we viii
send dc Graham t to an: person sending us a
cino oil e!gnt subscribers. Il a f-rrd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

3. EWMr. Cough has been lecturine in
Toronto. G. w, with great success. THE
enthusiasm in favor of the Maine Law is
great and spreading throughout Canada.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

ns California has gone for Pierce and
King by upwards Of fifteen thousand ma
jority.
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CUBAN ADMINISTRATORS SETTLED.
-After the withdrawal of Captain Da-
venport from the Crescent City she was
put upon the stocks for repairs. and the
Cherokee, commanded by Captain Brax-
ton. who has no connection with the
Government. substituted in her place
Purser Smith. who had made affidavit
that he was in no wayscOnnected with the
fii6usters. sailed in the vessel. The fol-
lowing dispatch shows the result
New ORLEANS, Dec. G.-The steamer
Cherokee, from New York, Via Havana.
has arrived. She was well received at
Havana, aud allowed, :. Communication
with the shore as usual. She landed
her passengers and mails, and her Off
GERS were treated with the utmost cour-
tesy by the Spanish officials. The Cap
tain of the port intimated to Capt. Bax-
ter that The difficulty regarding Purser
Smith was now definitely settled, and
that no further trouble would cnsuc. flH
The Havana papers exult greatly over
the affidavit of Smith as triumph over
the Yankees. p'"
All excitement on this subject has
subsidized here. The steamer Falcon will
sail tomorrow for Aspinwall
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

r sEcosb AuDiroR.-I win be seen by
our Legislative proceedings. that wm. L.
jackson. Esq. of Peasants county, has
been elected ed Auditor o Mr. Jackson
a young man of considerable ability
and unimpeaehable integrity. and it gives
US pleasure to announce his election to
that office. as it win to every one ae-
qnainted with him 70 reads it. bra - z
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

CoscREss.-Congress met on the 9th
inst. but as yet little business has been
transacted. Thelengthof the Presidents
Message prevents oar giving ssum=ary
of its doings this week We shall, how
ever. commence at she beginning next
week. and regularly give such procee.
dings as win be interesting to our readers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

J. SENATE.1-z-A message was received
from the House, announcing thar that boz
dy was ready to proceed to the election
Of officers elected BY joint vote Of the
two Houses of the General Assembly,
and that Geo w Munford, and VIM III
Richafdscn, had been nominated for the
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sanEr.KILlIse Doos.-t win be. OBJ

SHKEp-K1LLIse DoGs.-It win be. OBJ
served by refereneeto the Legislative pro-
ceedings in another column. that a reso-
luton has been offered in our State Sc
nate, 'inquuiring' into The expediency OF
compelling the owners of dogs, and mas
tiers of negroes keeping dogs. to pay for
damages done by such dogs to sheep. 80
We sincerely hope this law will pass.
This country is without doubt as we'll. If
not better adapted to wool-growing than
any other in the Union. and the only one
thing that prevents many of our farmers
from embarking in it is the havoc made
among sheep by dogs. Thisreason has been
given US by dozens. when asked why
they do not turn their attention that way
We ask is it right that our citizens
should be prevented from arailing them
selves of the peculiar adoption of the
country for certain business purposes. for
the want of The proper laws 10 protect
them in their properly One good sheep
is of more practical Salue than all the
dogs in. county. and we hope if our le-
gislatire Solons can bring their minds
down to consider such common things as
sheep and dogs. that a law to,the effect
designated above will be passed. -a
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anu fraternity 10 all nations who wished
TO recover their libertyi and she gave it
in charge to the executive power to give
'orders to the generals of the French
armies to aid all citizens who might have
been or should be oppressedin the cause
of liberty" Here was the false step
which led to her subsequent misfortunes.
She soon found herself involved in war
with all the rest of Europe In less than
ten years her government was changed
from republic to an smpires and finally,
after shedding rivers OF blood foreign
powers restored her exiled dynasty, and
exhausted Europe sought peace aud re-
pose in the unquestioned ascendancy of
moiiarchical principles. Let us learn
wisdom from her example. Let us re-
member that revolutions do not always es-
tabliSh freedom. Our own free institutions
not the offspring of our Revolution. They
existed before. They were planted in the
! free characters of self government un,,er
which the English colonies grew up, and
our Revolution only freed US from the do
minion ola foreign power. whose govern
i ment was at yarience with those institu-
tions. But European nations have no such
training for self government, and every
effort to establish it by bloody revolutions
has been, and must, without that prepara,
ton, eonunne to be, failure. Liberty
unregulated by law. degenerates into am
arehy, which soon becomes the most bor-
no oil all despotisms. Our policy is wisely
to govern ourselves, and thereby to set
such an example of national iustice, pros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

A!HNlNS Gibbop's Ro,as. vols
vi lumr's History 4 England, vols
N1caucy's do do vols
1hrr, French Revolution, vols
NI-on'~ History Of Europe. yu,s
Prescott. Ferdinand and Isabella, vols
d" ConIues,s OF Penn,
lrying's Works.
Lomarnr's Monarchy u France.
u Decisive Battles # che Word. hv Crcary.
Lady Wa''.y- Tuy.I- I'M 'hr Uu'ol states
History ot 'lc War with Mexico, 2yo.-. for -a',
ot 'hc Chicago Bookstore hy
uorG-.t NUGC GrR.rr.
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The Old t.lI:ll.sl.

The Imperial Guard Of Napoleon from Marcn-
90 to Waterloo: by J T. lleaulcy. author of
NTo.con and HIS .Narsbais;" tor sale by
mar b-'i \ II 4 T. ErRLEy
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LOOK Ar THIS,

ANY quantity OF good, fashionable, sil, plush
"A caps, Of Ottawa manufacture, Tor 81 so at
Felch's Nanutactoty, corner OF Canal and Collm.
bus streets, Ottawa DC,
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NEW GOODS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


So0E.vJooDsos
THE subscriber invites the attention Of his friends
aud the public generally To his large assor
.Heut at Dry t'Omis, Groceries, Hardware. Crock
cry, luYlS and Shoes, &c, bought nj greatly re-
durrd prices, aud tor sale Chtdprr than Erey, for
cash OF produce, consisting IN part oi
lubalrs lrnyy brown sheetmg.,
medium
8 far
30 dozen black and white waiiing
20 pieces Canton flannel, hieachrd and nnbI'c'd
% red, white, and yellow Canton flannel
10 " plain and plaid linscy
10 " indigo blue check
- " supcrIorred tick
20 stripe shrtlng
100 " brached shifting
10 crash
50 " coorrd cambrr
% " American, Scotch, English and French
20 " American and French NOUS de lame
100 fancy prints
Is " blue aud orange prints
so long shOwls OF oil qualities
2OdO2en eOmtorers
2jpieces Ky. Jean., Of al cO!oIs Gnd pt'ces
10 s1llnet
~ " cloth
POI lbs. white and cord carpet warp
400 " cotton yarn
80 do2 lambs wool shirts
100 " hose aud hnli hose.
Woollen and buckskin mlttcus, Nd g'oves. Incc'
camhrcs lacourts, SrisS and book mu-ns, neu
hnndkerChlets, linen lawns linen and cotton hose,
Irish linens, knitting, skeln and spool cotton pine,
needles, and buttons, together w'ho great variety
OF other goods. usually kept in dry coc-l. S'or.
too numerous 10 mention. .fLSO-
2Ohhds, \, y. sugar
- bbls plantation munsSe'
10 " sugar house 3"
80 boS,- .urp
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Winter Goods

4 II + u q CED PRICESi
bpHERS, MILLS, & Co. being anxious to re-
II d"er then stock. are now offering their WIN
ter stock NJ greatly reduced prices. Among the
assortment may he found a variety OF dress goods.
tlannels, plaid, linsey, slinets, shccIs greys, Bay
STATE shawls, prints, &c. tSc
i. X Alpaca, l5C To SOC, Prints 3lc 10 l2lc
Pm Draines l2!c, Brn sings Ste to She
fI2d do l2!c TO 2ic. Rd F'u'Is 2jr To iOc
Persons hnyhg goods will make II for their in
to'e-t 10 call and examine Tor themselves. as We
az. certainly offering goods, being determined to
i'ducr the stock previous 20 receiving spring goods
Goods shown with pleasure to all who may Ia
vor rs with call, M the y f. BEANCH
Ottawa, Feb u lsJ2-rf
DOGERS, MILLS sec. have ,usi ,rpIcnish-
n cd their stock Of tI,3y and shoes, aud they
now have GA hand Inst rate assortment, contain
Wt to" great variety to enumrHte.
Please cali and s"r--hues ior babies "a well as
BOOB, Tor men. Ort /. y T.. BRANCu.
| AIDES, doyou know rharRorrrs, Mi',& CO.
1 have the finest assortment OF Hounrr Ribbons
m Town, the Ort \ t.. ER,vru
I MUST shy Rogers. Mil SCo. haye one of the
4 best assor'meut- It ,u.c TAPS, such as house
dcr4 n. E. BR,ycu
VOall persons buying crocbcrv and glass ,rar-.
let u b" known lhnt Rogers, Mills \ Co have
into tli. town, at the Octi. n l.. BRANcu
INDLB VINEGAR the
Y Augsi23 NEw EvGrAvn ERAycr
A,ALT,by ,hebarrcl and ,ock--a,the
- august % New ENGLAND BRANcu
ShaWls. ShaWls.
ONE ofihe best assormcHis Of Fall and Winter
~ Staris in town. Wool shawl, from IS cents
TO oi2, at the oct t. \. f. BRANCH.
nRLNN TriamiiHcSot nh kinds, and Of the most
IL fashionable styi,s--ut the
Oct /. n. f. BRANCH.
GLASS WARE!
\IlNDOW Glass, OF all ,izes, by the box OF
W hight.
Bottles Phials. and lar', ofall sizes
Iumb.rs, Gobels, Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks.
Preserve Dishes, &C., for sale low, at The
T.Jrcr story Brick, north otthe Court House.
Orf.i t. y GRlGGs.
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Geatilcr, lp:llllpc!
Boots and shoes

BUUI> UHU NHUVh.
E00 pairs mems s'oga boots.
WV 200 prs" kip
500 pairs boys 4" :"
1000 " women's calfbootees and shofs
ALSO, mems and boys brognns misses hoo tees
and Shurs-all at our own manufacture the work
waIydpted Also, ladies', s,Aess and chIdren's
tine kid, morocco and leather IwAins, boot rs, sips
rNccI>urs and patent leather shoes in grea, y,rry,
lor snlc BY lnNril l9l IIalke, & NickNRa.
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In Ord CIR

= II VT U G T
(January ~, 1881
To Keep nm assortment rs varied rs possible
during the continuance ui the business 1 have or
derrd and Just received
NEW GOODS,
among which may be found some choice STYLES Of
~ Nooi he Ldines, black, channeablc. and
Egrot CosLneres, black Aerifos, more of those
rTg cheap chan0eaJIe Aipacca', one piece s,,pe-
r'or 6lact Cashmere, Long Mnr's, GREY Fian-
He's de-; HaHdserchicfs By the dose,, or single,
thi'drens Hose, together with many other arli
Giles, making an assortment Of
DRESS GDODS
very complete, aud Tor sale CHEAP, to close up
Ihr business AT
'.Shcrmnn's Chicago Rranch.''
Ottawa luuuHty 2I l-S9
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EOs "a lie.
Bring 10 Back.

The person whr carried Oft row from before
my store will please take notice that he does not
call land pay the same. he Wi, tindhmscIl waited on
by the proper uihccr-.hr was scrnanA j. known
e. N\TTINtER
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fANAh SCRIP and Indebtedness, Tor which
- the highest price will be pad
mar ~ ,luuN ltoSsNVE.
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
MORE NEW BOOKS !

DECEIVED this day, nj the New Drug and
IL Book Store, north side Court House square.
where will he found the largest and best assortment
oi Books, stationery, &c. in town:
Schoocrnlts Ind Tribes Farmers Companion,
says Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
Nichols Mech. Guldr, Florist,
Carpenters New Guide, England \ Nmcrcn,
Ovcrmnns Guide TO Mill Writings {. VI. Clay,
wrighlS, Mach. Sc, Young Dominican
Hind Celebrated Horse L : its Power Il Pro.
farrlcr, grg>S,
Mason's Webster, Large Diet.
Turner'S Chemistry, Andrew. llr Lexicon,
Tres. Dictionary Tree, ut America,
McNnhons Am. Gard, The Island Wuf.dof the
Voyages Around the Pacific
Word. lv ~ ,,.. '.....'|.. ....n n,. ...
rciv ct Moral Novels N.g.,r.r.
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The subscriber .as JUS, received fresh lot. and
warranted oi lastycHrs growth and Tor sale at the
City Drug Store mar 10, & /. Tuonr."y
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Cmcl,', Wig Am,nur.

D boz u. Grcelys Wing Amuuncsjust received
- and lu, sale 10y e.. L. IuONr,oN
The above Almanac lisa very valuable one, on
account OF the statistical information which II
contains. NPTl3
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Piano s'Orfcs.
Historical WORKS.

4 NtPLhB Instruments, for sale Mt New York
Il prices. Old pianos received ~ cNrhangc
mar b-u \ II 81 & BrErry
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Every Dissertation.

NJ Of WHICH vii br sod iOT Tess prlrc In every
Instance than can be- bought elsewhere n,
MuEEAE's ONE PmcL STORE,
march G-f l3S AXE ST. Ihcppo. lin
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GiLss!a ON !

EOR sale, , horse carriage, new, and got up in
L excellent STYLE aud made by the best OF work
men--wlll be- sold at bargain
Also, Tor sale two horse wagons, by
Ortl g. ,rrIVgrr
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Who Wants a Farm2

THE splendid hrp known rs the "Amstrong
Farm Is tor sale, II lies In the northwest corner
al the town at South Ottawa, within 10 miles NJ La.
sale, and dunIcs Ottawa aud contains 30 acres
about 80 nj which are timber; with fine stream
OF living water running through il, besides anum-
her OF living springs, aud excellent wells twatcr
upon the premises About 200 acres are under
fence, and divided into fields, with 60 feet lane
running through ia quantity OF the land Is sci
with timothy and clover, aud fine orchard oi graf.
ted lrlt trees, with stone coal and bOldng slode
conveniently nj hand
There's upon the plncenu cxccllcn, flame house
good cellar under il, good log house, 20 by 70
with convenient additions, q new frame ham and
large ran1rv, hc,Ie,Hnumhcr oto,hrr ont buI.
mgs. The place !, undoubtedly one ulthc
Best stock Farms
IN the county. Terms vt s1lr cnsv For further
Information, inquire %, Norris \ Fisher Onv0
or Joe, W AwNoug LIVING u"nr Nh. n..m...
February Z 1920
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Usage Orange seed and Plants

OR sale At MnnnS Family Grocery, one door
:. hoflhoi the fost Office where will hr found a
fresh supply ct the seed u-t received direct from
Texas. Also, 10 200 plants raised the last wear I'm
tins conety, the whole ~ reduced prices from last
wear. lhs plant ~ no longer problem but from
experience, the past winter, as far north rs nike
60, they have stood the cold while the peach has
been destroyed, ~ the time has arrived Tor plant.
nr purchasers will do well 10 call early \ good
supply OF Family Groceries on hand. Produce 10 .
ceived and cash prices adhered to, q MANI
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' NV -ITTT ITTTI u TTTTTTFTTTr
itADN Af'> READY RELIEF.


In n rem NccDHdY
WILL Sror THE Nosr DISTRESSING PAIN
It's ELECTS are lkcelccticty--il arrests the most
distressing pungs m few seconds, Its ,uoIngu.u-
ualZug and hcu.thlul influences thulIs through
every minute cell membrane, and establishes the
secretion OF every gland in III" SYSTEM suhdulug
the most "Acruclaiiug p1roXysm Of pain, and i'm
parting strength aud vitality Ia every organ.
NELHdLGId.
Pam stopped Instantly.
Railway Ready Relief POSSESSES an almos, mi
racu,ous influence over the sharp darling pans OF
tins cruc. complaint. In few minutes the pain
stricken sufferer experiences the delightful Seu,a-
tons OF departing pain. It has cured thousands of
cases m the cry Of New York, where many e
them had been brought almost to deaths door Tie
effects OF the Ready Rcliet tstostop the pain mme-
dHiriy, I" strengthen the nervous system, aud sup
ply the nerves win nervous energy and vitality, the
loss OF which is the chief cause 81 nervous pans.
DINGEROGS PRICIICE
The use oi Morphine, olrycIm,n" Aconilc, Bel
lrdOnnn, ArnIca, and other poi-1us ar" not only
dangerous huicrucI The effect OF these posons o..
not 10 cure the disease, or 70 remove from The sys
tenn the pans,
But To denden tic Mares, 10 vraicn and stop the
Aerro'r Epcrgn Ia poraivseMs F'~cbo,s
Of tie NTro@ System and II de
Airog SosoiioD.
Ii this practice D. continued tor any .cran OF
tine, the patient wIl. not only waste away Bur the
'mn~lI become paralyzrd, and the intellect de-
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is Free fran Nyryiiue
And nil other dangerous and narcotic Influence 800
To the weak and par,,yzrd Nervous system ii
nparls lite Instead II death and the pain Is -upp-
cdi the healthy influence which Roadway. Ready
Rruri mparis 10 the nerves. instead ,otDhr heirss,
sleepy aud paraIyZuc effect which Morphine and
al. o'h"r preparations containing this poison, prod
uCv- on the system.
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New Goods Sp,ing Goods.

WE have Just received by Express large lot
SPRING SuAWLS,
suprrhly irInged, pnn Grape shaw!s, extra rich
embroidered Grape -haws, silk rlugrd cashmere
shaws, silk trnged and embroidered cashmere
shawS, PlcHdid c0iOrs Brochc long shawls. all
qun.iIrsi Brochr square shawls, extra qualities 1,
spring shawls of
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Farm for Sale,
The llOrtiCuiturniist.

some person IN town has the lst Volume of the
Hotcmtrai'si, belonging To me, IN their posses.
SION. By leaving IT n, the Free Trader" OlIce.
they will much obge mar & John NE,
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SupCrlinc Flour.

TIlE subscriber ha, on hand suprrGnr Flour from
Leonard \ EaIons mills, put up expressly iut
nmly use Warranted good-.uNirr, Du bee .rlum-
81 t'tuNn. rnnr G. l. TupNr.uv
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-, oFrtcs or rnr lLLVots & MISSISSIPPI
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Peoria. Feb 81.
compliance WITH the bylaws OF the Com.
l pany' an Election Tot Officers will be held at
each station, on
Wednesday, the l7ih Dav Of March p,yt
to serve Tor the ensuing year
Stockholders are entitled Ia one vote for ,orh
share oislock. By ordrrul
march iw + NoEfs. prrsi5,n,
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Mrs.'
4 Oin shelters

20 corn SHELTERS OF different patterns, dou.
~ hcnnl single, tor sale lywhy G. BURR.
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NN.nallSssIs

NAY Canal Sale and Payments will be- attend.
Az e1 TO- ns usual by NoRGIs X Fl,uER.
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BILLS AT SIGHT
Wines and Liquors.

r QUARTER CANKS pure Port Wine,
u 2halt pipes Sicily Madeira do
y quarter casks Sweet Malaga do
2pipcs A'LigRette'S 18th proof Oar Brandy,
A! do 'uniicd Proprietors ilh prooiPals Bran
dy, rery superior.
l!pipr' Holland Gin, tIIouI Glass;
200bbls Rcctifcd Whskcy,
do y. f.. Rum,
90 do n. Y Brandy,
3 do n. Y. Gin.
For saleby april 10 WALKER 4 lircStMg.
Leather! Leather!
TNllEl largest stock on hand in Northern Illinois.
| Sole. upper, KIP and cali, morocco, lining and
binding skins, lsIrnesS, bride and collar ta,her.
Also large stock ofsaddlery hardware and tim
mngs, shoe findings, Sc, for sale low, by
April 10 WALKER 4 fiicELINs.
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WILL Sror fHE Mosr DsTREs-lvG FAJY
It's ELECTS Ike clrctncIly-l arrests the most
distressing pungs Iuairw seconds, Its ,ool.ngu.u-
ra,llug and hcalthul influences thuiIs through
every minute cell, membrane, and establishes the
secretion OF every gland in thu system, subdung
the most "AcWcIatug p1roxysm Of pain, and i'm
parting strength aud vitality Ia every organ.
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SASF,
~ LASS, Paints, OH, Sc, for saleat
VI Oct. IS GEnlry'S.
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w N'r1gb

I 0On CORDS good Fire Wood wanted Mt
i ,ODU the Lumber Yard J llossAcK
Ottawa. December 81
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v Il { "a u LbI.i.
Pam slammed INSTANTLY

Ii this practice }. continued tor any ,crgrl Oh
tine, the patient wIl. not only waste way. bur 10,
bmnwlII become parayzcd, and the intellect de
.tr,ypI
, 1852-09-25
rcrms-GmvnrlabIy in Aavance.

For one year, when sent hy mail, or taken at
the Office, $500; for six months $500.
No paper will be Discontinued, unless At the
option Of the publishers, until all aGearages arc
paid.
ADVERTISING.
One square, (twelyc lines or less,) three inser-
rs, $500 for every additional insertion, 5 90.
liberal deduction to yoaily ~1!gssusers.
The number 5f insertions must be distinctly
marked o. fas' 1iargin. Otherwise they will be con-
.inued I'll foybildsn, and chUsed accordingly.
AGENTS.
The following gentemen are authorized to re-
ceiyc subscriptions for The Columbian;"
DAVID STONE, Monticello.
Isaac n. EnE8 Whidby's Island
HENRY G. WILSON, Port Townsend
BALcH & PALMER Steilacocm
w. w. MLLrR, Nesqually;
+. d. WARBAss, Cowlitz Farms
S. 5. FoRD, Sem, Chickoeles;
CnAs. c. Terry & Co., New York;
D. +. BRowNrIELp, New Dunginess
+. S. HoLLAND, Oregon City;
A. 4. Denny, Seattle;
S. d. HOWE, PENIS Cove, Whidby's
Island
JoHN r. JAcEsoN, JaeLson's Prairie,
Lewis county.
\. NJ. Por, Poe's Point.
s $. WILLIAMS, Washington City.