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Durham Cattle ( Saxony Sheep.

WILL bc sold at the Quarterly Meeting OF the
W Buu institute, at Granville, Putnam Couu-
~, Illinois, ON the 81 day OF March, 1852, head
oi Durham Caue, thorough bred and full blood
JEc bull, Of llubbnrk and Agnculn stock. Dam,
Lady sire, Agucoa; tor further particulars rcla.
tlyr 20 hI. pedigree refer to the American Herd
Book The hcrr, are from tail blood dams and
thorough bred sIrr-. Iacksun Tyler, Bright Eycs,
and Wuer.oo3 whose pedigree can be- traced m
the American Herd Book, copies OF which viii be-
ON Lle ground the DAY oi-4le The cattle were all
bred by John llndly, ot ONO
The sheep % head are thorough bred SaNony
bucks bred by y Linton, of Ohio from the Gr0re
Electoral BHck twhu,c size aud dam were import
ed by Grove. o: New York. and thorough bred
ewes from the SaXory buck, Bolivar BY refer
cnce to ihr report ct the last state Agricultural
Fan of Ohio, It will he seen that both the Cattle
and Sheep drew premiums IN the names Of lladly
and Linton IoHN + GRApLE.
Jan ~. 1852 6w j. T. IlSroS
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+ Y G. T. l. 10 r!

.'TllE Subscriber having fully adopted the Cash
L and Barter system, tnKes occasion &c thank
his friends, for their heretofore liberal patronage,
and invites all TO give him n trial under the new
system, assuring them that they will find great
difference between Cash and Credit.
Being DESTROYS OF reducing his present stock TO
the lowest possible point, to make room Tor n more
extensive one in the spring, he now offers q good
assortment oi cacoes, gnghams mous.lc- lanes
alpaccas, musns, shawls, grey cloths. sa,inets,
broad cloths, Cassmc-s and rren, variety of other
goods at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Also a large ana well assorted stock Of
Sugar, MOiasscs. Tea, Coffee,
Vinegar white fish, trout, mackerel, fine cut and
plug tobacco, candles, starch, pepper, sc. &c.
Also, a large assortment OF crOckery, hardware
boots and shoes and
200 Bbls Salt.
Remember, a humble sXpcnce is better than a
slow shilling" JonN LucKwoor.
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Passage from and Money
RENi7TE'D TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
"EAGIE IJNFD


NEW YORK d LiI'ERPOOL PACKETS
DERSONS wishing to send for their friends m
] Great Britain or Ireland, can niany time mike
the necessary arrangements with the subscribers,
who have in connection with one of the t;rsi houses
IN Great Britain, n very complete and extensive ar.
rancemcnt for the accommodation of persons emi.
grating TO America. For the prompt execution Of
their cngapr the subscribers have the adyan-
tagc OF hayng the sole agency for passengers oithe
splendid ships, composing the
"Ei CIR line" or NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
smiling twice month from enchporl throughoutthe
year.
BILLS Srs' SIGHT
Tor sne in sums to suit which wiz he caShcd by any
of the Banks, and in the principal towns throughout
England, Ireland, Scotland. and Wales Barnett.
Hoars, &. Co. Bankers, London, and James Me.
Henry, Merchant, Liverpool
Apply to or address, post paid.
WALHsRS IIcKLlNu, Ottawa, Ill,
or to John Nc Michael, &c old slip corner OF south
st, n. Y. June II
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Another Family Grocery.
NOAH SMITH

\ SKIS the attention Of the public to his splendid
u stock at Family Groceries. Just opened
IN the building lately occupied by Hanson & Peter
House square
tgfs', Sngar, Tea, Ricc N,iasses, Soap,
Candles, Vinegar, SAT-, .liH,ouis,
HaisirS Lemons,
And, in short, every article in the Family Grocery
lnc,-thc best qunhty always sold at the lowest
town rates. Also Poultry constantly kept.
The bssi article OF FAMILY FLOUR, in bar
rels, hat-baueIs, OF 10y the pound and corn meal
bnckwhcat meal, sc, sc, Call and see!
Packages sent free OF charge To all parts of the
town, and when an article don't suit. 1t viii be TAX
Ell back, and the money refunded.
Ottawa December y, lS5l-t
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RE NOV Al
Now York House.

TNIE husirCss iOrmerv clrrcd On nv Sutton
Fyfe. now " 4 lyfc) has been re
moved one Door East. intu the old sand OF
VIM Haskell. Goods will he sold n usual, only
Tor CIsh aud at rcrv small idrdnce
Sal, of WAITER Boois and Nhoesi
The stock on hand will be- sold of at aud near
cost II YOU require any Boots or Shoes, now Is
the time to purchase. They must he sold.
Dry Go0dS, Groceries, &C., as uShdL
Country Merchants requiring home made boots
aud shoes, will find first rate assortment, and at
very low prices.
Ecmcmbcr-,he old stand of I'm. Haskell.
Ottawa, JHnuarv 10 1851
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Great Exhibition!
Al IHE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

opposite the MANSION House, BdSHcts Dr,Ck
Bfiijng, O1Vi vi. Ill.,
'IliE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
L the citizens OF Otinwo, aud all those that come
TO this town to ,rade, TO his large and magnificent
stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
suitable for the senror "l.ici he las in~ received
direct from New York, Boston, md phladrlphin,
and were selected with great care and purchased
entirely for cnsh--lIe therefore was nble to huv
them AT remarkably low pnces-tley are now open
md rrhdy Tor your inspection at the New York
Clothing store
Possessing all these advantages he is ready and
POSITIVELY WILL sell ready made clothing
so PER CENT. CHEAPER
than my other store in this to"n vicny or a, nny
place ~ the state OF Illinois, Satisfied that no
cloths Is able to compete with his prices he soc
is call from one and all to examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. lie takes pleasure in
showing his goods--you will, therefore, be paid for
your,rouble.
The Elephant mW be exhibited free Of charge
lies some, Too. Among his stock you will find
NEWS d. BOrS CLOTHING,
Hats md Caps, TrHaks, Faiises, and Gentle
mems Furnishing GOods Remember the place
ut the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.
Basenetts Brick Building, opposite the Mansion
House, one door enst OF the Chicago Cheap store
mo trouble to show goods" Call and see and
Judge Tor yourself. l.. WISE.
Ottawa, August %, 1851
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New and Heavy Arrival
or FALL GOODS AT TIE
z = III G rs Store

Charles A. Fisher
| ! AS just received heavy part Of his Fail
1 [ aud Winter stock, conslstngO
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Udrdvdrc. Crockerp Boots and Shoes
dc dc. de-
winch the public wanting to purchase goods CHEAT
are invited 10 call and examine
lie stl,l continues in connection with the store
the
Harness Shop.
and always keep on hand good assortment Of
Harness, and every thing IN that line, OF our own
manufacture, which we pedg ourselves TO sell low
cr than ever was before offered IN this market We
want you to come and see for yourselves, and trade
with US II you can be suited ifHot you can do the
other thing-go somewhere else tor
m is no troujie TO Shou Goods ~
We want Wheat, Corr Oats Barley, and all
kinds OF seeds, Becswux Tdllow, Hides and Wool
andcvcy thing the Farmers have,
" EXCHANGE FOR GOODS or Cash.
Do not forget the Farmers Store, two doors north
Of the post Office. CHARLES A. FISHER.
Ottawa, sept 90 IL
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Encourage
Home Manufacture 4 Ottawa Enterprise.
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

Great Reduction in the Prices of Hats at
FELCHS HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY,
Corner Of Canal and Columbus street,
OTTAWA, Ill.
| would return my sincere thanks to the public
i for the very liberal manner in which they have
encouraged the home manufacture 0l hats, and hay
ing made arrangements Tor obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing es-
adjustments in the east, now offer to the public
the very best article of hat that can be manufacir-
ed, for the low price ot 81. which will warrant
superior 10 any s. hat sold IN this town and every
otherquality olhat pledge myself 10 sell from
% TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
,hnn any other establishments for am the only
manufacturer in town, and can afford to sell for n
manufacturers profit. In presenting my hats 10 the
public, do so with the confident assurance that
can give the most entire satisfaction to all that vii
favor me with their patronage.
Also, please bear in mind that in purcha sing from
FELCH'S, you are encouraging the manuiacturr
in your midst and he pledges himself to give you
much better article Tor tho price than YOU can ge
AT any tailor shop boot, shoe, other store in the
town
lie will not insult the understanding orrhis intel
ligen' community by Offering any argument to
prOtc fhnf tfr mdnutdcfUrer can sell better ar
tIcte al kssrrice than any who buy in other cities
TO sell Orain and every sensible and thinking per.
son must know That in purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO PAY.
and then the money you pay remains and i ex
pended amongst You and not sent Oft to encourage
the manufacturers OF other cities, 10 the detriment
OF those ut home.
an ~ SSs 0-N a.~Ss
have also large and cytensi3e assortment OF
CLOTH oil CLOTH silk mohair, sccte and cotton plush
caps OF all styles and cOlorS, o' nv own mnuuiac-
turc, aud oihe latest fashions together with gen
eral assortment of soft hats of oil coors and quail
ties, which am prepared to sell cheaper than the
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Drs, HARD a. hill,

II ANlNG formed partnership for the practice
l l OF Medicine aud Surgery. respectfully ten
der their professional services to the of Ut
tawa aud vicinity. OFFICE over Bargcr's Store
entrance TO the Post Office.
&. HARD. NJ. ID.
Jan 81 1921. t.. \. HUI, VI. ID.
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WtSlIINGTON UNION
Insurance Company,

OF Cleveland, Ohio,
X r ) Property against loss b. Fire, n,
l reasonable rates, either upon the Stock or Mu-
tual Plan.
Connected with this Company is Farmers
Department, in which Farm and Isolated Proper.
Y can be insured for 5 years. The risks OF this
Department form separate crd distinct Class,
and are IN no wise connected With, or holden for
losses OF the more hazardous classes. The By.
hnws,of the Company are libcra,--thrir plan so
varied and arranged to meet the views and wants
OF oll aud their losses will be promptly adjusted
and paid.
The Company has received over $4,000 in pre-.
miums during the last : mouths; whole amount
OF losse IN the same period. 81 $50
DIRECTORS:
G Mygatt ClcTelNnd, Hon. T.. 81 Odds Circcyilc,
Hon. K. Wood, I Baker, Norsxlk
Gen \ Stamford" Myrou Powell, Ohio Cny,
y. Il. Dlnnnm, W VI Powell,
Hon ) Backus, Cyrus prentiss. Rcycnna
q, \, Skecls, DR.. j. Clark, Bfunswlci,
6 ! Sentcr, / \ Jerome, Shcboygnn,
c, w. Coos,
OFFICERS.
Hon. r Wood Prcst. q, n Skccls, Secry,
ID h Durham, Y prcs', Geo Nyrau Treas,
GLoRGR Il. SrNrrR, Gen Agent,
IT, A. FUTILE, Agent
Jan II, ISJl- ". Uf1Tr WiuDis
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| L the largest and most beautiful assortment oi
Valentines ever rXhbnedi IN Ottawa Those wish
ing ANYTHING in this Inc, From The Sabine 70
he RiiicHogs,' are rcquestedto give us acall.
January 3l-3t.
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE -!
MORE NEW BOOKS !

DECEIVED this day, nt the New Drug and
IL Book Store, north side Court House Square
where will he found the largest aud best assortment
of Books Stationery, &c, in town:
Schoolcrnit's Ind Tribes, farmers Companion,
Says Politica Economy, Complete Gnrt'hes and
Nichols Mech Guide, Florist
Carpenters New Guide, England Il America,
Ovcrmnn Guide to Mill Writings c. N, Clay,
wr,ghlS, Mach, &c, Young Dominican,
Kinds Celebrated Horse L. S. its Power s. Pro.
Farrier, grsSs,
Muson's " Webster Large Dict.
Turner's Chemilery, Andrews Lat Lexicon
Tres Dictionary, Trees ot America.
McMOhon's Am. Gard, Whe Island Worldciihc
Voyages Around the Pacific,
World, by Wilkes, Auhur's Tales, aud ava.
riciy of Moral Novels, Novcmbers =.
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Pay Your Taxes!

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons ~ Ut
taWa Township who have not yet paid their taxes
that unless they settle the same Immediately, e-
ral steps will be Iuken To compel them 50 10 do.
Jan 81 CuAs iiouGHrFiING, Collector.
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

This is the great remedy of the day for these and
kindred complaints discovered and used in practice
by an eminent physician. Since its introduction
INTO ST Louis thousands of bottles have been used
by the affected with eminent siccess. The ingre
dents accompanying the above of which il is COM
posed, are admirably adapted TO diseases o! the
lungs, and all bronchial affections.
STOP TIiATCOUGH!
Siren CITIZEN md heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will do it mmedi-
ately. Itis very pleasant and agreeable to take
For sale at tie Medical Depot l35 North Third
street, 81 Louis, NO. Price 81 perborle.
u. MORTIMORE, Proprietor.
Forsaleb by +. y. GEIGGs, Agents,
J. G.. NArTIYGER, ! Ottawa.
All the above for sale also by L. A. Babcock and
Mcssrs Brown < Co., La sale 81 Smith, Peru,
and DR.. J Patterson, Peon1.
November % 1851
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FALL GOODS.
FRESH ARRIVAL AT
The New England Branch.


- OGERS, MILLS Il co. are in receipt Of
IL their stock OF iall and winter ro1ds 10 which
they invite the attention ot the puhc grnerallyi
feeling confident that from their well selected stock
they will be able 10 please all who are deslrous OF
purchasing goods at low prices aud OF desirable
styles.
Having too large stock to cnumera,e the nri-
Giles, they would simply say, that they will most
chrrriully prove by actual demonstration TO all that
Will take the trouble 10 examine, that they have as
tine n stock ard NJ n low prices asany one IN town
Bs-Pruduce OF all kiuds taken in exchange Tor
goods. September 81
DOGERS, MILLS s co hive Just ,eplcnish-
Ia ed their stock Of t0ois and shoes, aud thry
now have on hand n first rate assortment, contain.
ing too great variety To enumerale,
Please cal. and sre--shoes Tor babies rs well as
boots for men Oct 4. n. +. BRANcu.
I AIDES, doyou know that Rogers, Mills & Go.
i i have the finest assortment oil Bonnet Ribbons
in town, atthc Octf. N. +. BRANCH.
UNJUST say Rogers, Mills & CO. have one of the
i best ASSIGNMENTS Of little trnps, such rs house
keepers want, ever saw, at the
Oct4. ~ T.. BRANCH.
no all persons buying crockery and glass rare,
l. let II be known HAT Rogers, Mills y Co have
ust received one ithe best Ssortmens ever brought
into this town, a, the Octi. n f., BpAStu.
IIDER VINEGAR atthe
" Augusi23 New EnGrAYD BRhvcr.
,,,,,
SAhboy ineDarfel ai,l sacs me
- august % New ENGLAND BnASuu.
Shawls. ShaWls.
o>Nr or,bs hes, ,s.or,msn,s If FoI, and W;,,.r
V5,,,rIs in ,ovn Wnoi sbn,,lS rom "A cons.
~ so NJ tle oc,A N + Wp,yCr
y, u
nRESS Trimmings OF all kinds, and Of the most
! i y SlIDnable he
Oct. 1. n. T. BRAScH,
.-.,pN ,uII,,,p.,
RnN 81 '''i'',.' ''' 'e''tStI u ~ 'oi sure
y ~" ~ '''' VI - y. -, n"A"o".
1871 4 L. 4 II u II 1871
Aoo " " iooA
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Coughs, Colds,

Consumption. Lirer Complaint, asthma, Soreness,
NTH, Chest, Splitting Of Blood Pam or Aiiserg
in The Side, Difficult or Proiuse Erpectordfion
Night SircGts. &c.
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Dissolution.

THE co-rartncrshp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, m the mercantile bi.siutss
carried on IN Ottawa ana PERI under the name
and style Of Kohn & M1ujlchnum Is thisd day Dis.
solved by mutual consent, The business Of the
late firm will be settled by Marcus kchn
VI. houS,
January 90 T MASpr.rrAuv.
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10000 bushels
lIIDCIJ ON!

CORN and Oats wanted for which the highes
y market price will be paid in cash at the
Dec 2O-it n Y. CLoruIyG STORE
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+ or Sale.
Valentines: valentines

nNE new Two horse Wagon, for sale chei
~ forcnsh. Mt Jan 3l-tf T. Wisg's
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STATIONERY.
" "a y ~n uu - .

4 CCORDECNS, cheap aud fine, Victims, Quit,
n an, tluiina, Banjo, Flutes, aud Notes aud
Songs, t.. \, GRt5GS,
North or.hc Court House. Oct. (,
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SASH,
n LASS, Paints, Oils, &c, for sale at
VI Oct Is. GRiDLEY'S
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O0A KEGS pure and no. | white lead in oil,
Hoo 500 kug.dly white lead,
son " red lead
also ,c'roOac, igrccn aud Yellow English We.
ncinu red, French red, yellow ochlc, Paris green
Smnl,s, paint brushes, gold leaf hronhcs and var,
nishes Tor sale by npig Walker * H,ckiiHg.
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A Farm and Beautiful Residence
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishing to remove to the
Southwest, would sell his lands in this county
upon reasonable and accommodating terms;
There are about 900 5000 acres, all lying
in one body, and of which 400 or 500 acres are
in cultivation. The Plank Road of the Joint
Stock Company, from Fayetteville to Raleigh.
will run within one mile of the residence. Most
of the lands that are in cultivation lie within
three miles of the Cape Fear River. adi joining the
lands of John C. Williams and others.
The above situation is very desirable, from the
fact that is surrounded by the best Of hbors
and society.
The subscriber might say much more by way
of inducement; but he deems it unnecessary, as
those wishing to purchase can call and see for
themselves.
The above lands can be divided so as to suit
purchasers.
ANY further information can be given by ap-
plication to the subscriber, or by letter address
ed to him at Kingsbury, Cum berland Co., N. c..
d. S. WILLIAMS.
February ], 1872. 67G-6t
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TIE RIcHMoxD ED1roRrAL DA1S-

THE RIcHMoND EDITORIAL DALE-A
correspondent of the Baltimore CIipDer.
writing on the 29Ih u't.. says: "A gen
tIeman who was present at the recent
duel between Mr. Daniel, editor Of the
Richmond Examiner, and Mr. Johnson.
editor OF the Richmond Wing, which took
place near Silver Spring, on the line
which divides Maryland from the District
of Columbia, Informs US that there were
on the ground, among others, the Hon
Mes.rs. Gentry. Stone, Marshall, Of Ken
tocky. and Cabell of the House of Repre-
sentatives. Col. Powell. OF Virginia,
acted as the friend of Mr. Daniel. and
Col Rowan. Of Kentucky, as the friend
Of Mr. Johnson. Distance ) pacesI DAN
iel fired FIRST. and missed; Johnsonl fired
next. and missed-(and IA miss is as good
as mile!'') At the instance Of Messrs.
Gentry and Blair. further shooting was
prevented. and the belliserents were
reconciled. Mr. Blair, it Is said, invited
the parties to partake of his hos pistnl.
tiles. which the did. and. among other
doinos. had shot at tae brandies and H.
ouors. We don't say that any of them
we're half shot; but it was far better 10
take this spirit in Uhoush we are a tee
tetaIler) than to ooze it out Of either Of the
chivaIrous editorial gentleman by means
of tapping with pistol ball.-NorfoK
Beacon.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals for clearing, grading, plank
ing, bridging and finishing the A Anson Plank Road
and also for supplying all the necessary Lumber,
Tmbers, and OF her material for the construction
Of the said Road, will be received until the last
Wednesday in February.
For particulars and specifications apply to the
President at Cheraw.
Proposals will also be received at the same
time for the cutting and hauling of logs, and saw
ing and delivering oflumber at the mill of the
Anson Plank Road Company. The location Of
the mill and timber land will be shown ap-
piication to the President.
ALLAN MACFARLAN,
President A. P. r. G..
Jan'y 81, 1852 676-3t
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Sale of Negroes
& VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.

The Subscriber, as Executrix of Robert Nc
Nabb, will sell at the Court House in Carthage,
on the 18th of February, it being Tuesday Of the
also Lots in the said town, including the Tav-
ern House and other buildings lately occupied
by her testator, and known the 6 Carthage
Hotel ,, and also the Store and Lot the north
side of the Public Square, and 1913 acres of Land
in three tracts, near the town. The Tavern and
itz-4npnrfe enances have ALWAYS heen very valua-
BILE, and are rendered more now by the in
crease of travel upon the Plank Road.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of six months, with
bond and security.
ELIZABETH McNABB.
Jan'y 81, 1852. ct"
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Bargains Bargains ! T!

The Subscriber, wishing to bring his present
business to close soon as possible, Will offer
great bargains to those wanting goods.
The stock embraces great variety: Dry Goods,
staple and fancy; Shoes, Boots, Hats. Caps and
Bonnets; Sugar, Coffee, Salt, iron, Nails, Hollow
ware. Hardware and Gallery; coopers, earpen-
ters' and smiths Tools; tuspentine ditto. s
n1- Those indebted will confer favor by sett-
ling soon Interest will be charged on all ac
counts for the year 1851, after lst March. 1852.
p. TAYLOR.
Jan'y 81 1852. 675-4t
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Mrs FonREsr.-The n. Y. Dav Book
states that MIS- Forests determination to
return to the stage has been formed in
opposition to the remonstrances of her
trends. 1t adds that she only desired tn
obtain the alimony as point Of honor. and
that she has determined not to touch it for
her own support, but to depend for that
entirely upon her professional exertions.
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Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint

The durability of this most valuable and ex-
traordinary substance is such that it has only
rived at its best and most permanent state when
all ordinary Paints begin to turn back to powder
and rub wash off. It is applied like ordinary
Paint, and in few months becomes perfect
stone ~ hich resiSts both fire and weather. Time
seems to have no influence except to make it ad-
here closer 4 nd form more perfect state.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
This article has become SO popular that many
unprnci pied persons who have found beds of
rottenstone. uniformed red sandstone. any
mine rails which resemble the genuine article in
color, &c. have published that they have found
beds of ''Fire- proof Paint, - which (without wait
ing to test their properties) they offer to the
public for sale, aud state that they superior
to everything. whereas none of them have been
got up more than two years. and many Of them
not yet two months. | have the statement of
more than 90 men of the highest standing in the
vicinity Of the Mines, who have and some
Of them used these counterfeit stufs, which says
there has been such complete failure in all the
different articles got and offered for sale there
as ssFire- proof Paints," except mine, that mine
only is considered worth using. Besides all this.
| have patent upon the genuine article which
has been submitted to some of the most able
referees in the country, as also to the Hon. Danl
Webster, ali of whom decided in the most eX-
pIicit terms that it was valid, and all persons
manufacturing, selling Or using this article, un-
less obtained Of me, would be liable to me for
damages.
Every person therefore to be safe should see
that my brand is every package; for should
they purchase any substance which will make
the genuine Fire proof Paint (not Of my manu-
facture) they become liable to a prose for
infringement Of my Patent, and if they purchase
useless article, they of course lose their
money.
~ The genuine article, Of different
colors, for sale by my only authorized
agents, j. II. & j. MARITIME, Hay street,
Fayetteville.
WIN. BLAKE.
New York, Nov. II. 1881.