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Land for Sale,

IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. OHIO.
ACRES Of limestone ridge land. near
the bank Of Little Muskingum, nins
miles from Marietta, about 80 acres cleared; tim
Der good About 100 apple trees, Of which 80 are
bearing; S or 6 kinds Of cherry and 5 kinds Of
plumb tress; u quantity Of peach trees. and some
pears and grapes. A good two.ssoty hewed log
house, . we'll of good water. smoke house. psiled
garden, &c. oas e,;t
ALSO
liz Acres Of land on the Waterford road.
u 4 mile. from Marietta. go Of which are
under fence and 10 q good state Of cultivation. 4.
ALSO "a
OK Acres on the Waterford road, 5 miles
.VDeD from Marietta, about Is acres cIeaIed. and
will be sold low. , Fi9f
ALSO ai Ft4~Rlnt
81 Acres on the Muskingum River. ~
lOO miles from Marietta. This tract csn
be so divided as to make very valuable and very
desirable small farms. Well improved. i@if1is ]
The abov We tracts will be sold at private ssDs.-
For particulars inquire on the premises. or Of q
r. o. BUCHANAN.
Harmsr, o., Feb IL. 1852. [ly1
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TOHN RAREL'S ESTATE. The UNDER
q signed has been duly appointed and qualified
ss Administrator Of the estate Of John Rabel. late
Of Monroe county, deceased. All persons in.
debted to said estate will make immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims against said estate
will present them, legally authenticated. within
one year. FREDERICK RABEL,
sept g., 1852. Adm'r.
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Marietta Book Store.
Book indery, 4

ND BLANK BOO x MANUFAcroRY.
TyHE Subscriber having recently established
in Marietta, ! Book Store and Bindery, 70.
spectfulIy invites attention to his very select stock
Of School. Standard and Miscellaneous Books. Std
pie and Fancy Stationary, &C., &c.
Merchants supplied on tke lotcest Cincinnati OF
Eastern City Cash Prices. All orders from I dis.
lance will meet with prompt attention.
Upon all School Books a liberal discount will
be made to School Committees, Teachers and
Glasses.
RAGS taken In exchange for Books or Station
ary..
The Subscriber 10 the authorized agent for the
american Wing Repiew, Eclectic Maya.
azine, New York Evangelist, and
Nem Highlander.
Subscriptions also received for the lnternation'
d, Sartins and Graham's Magazines, and Godey'i
Lsdy's Book.
In immediate connection with the Store is the
Book indery.
In which no pains or expense have been spared in
the selection of the Best Stock and Tools, includ'
ing one of w. o. Hickok's best Pennsylvania Rul
ing Machines. by which paper Of any size can be
ruled to any pattern required.
Employing none but experienced workmen, who
thoroughly understand their business. we are pre-
pared to manufacture Blank Books for the use Of
County officers, Merchants and others at short 90
tice. Editions Of Books in cloth or plain sheep
pamphlets, etc., stitched and covered. Also mis-
cellaneous binding, in every variety OF style, or
EDWIN FULLER,
Feb. 1852. II Frontst,. opposite the Bank.
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Cash for Wheat.

au paying the highest market price for
Il WHEAT, delivered al the mouth OF Mill
Creek.
Mediterranean, except when part Of a crop, not
wanted. VACHEL BARNE Els.
Sept .29, 1852
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Great Bargain!
l6O Acres of Land.

In Perry township, Monroe county, Ohio, known
as The Bottenield farm. well improved, about 80
or 80 acres cleared. will be sold BY the undersisn-'
ed at . great baIgain. The location Il agood one.
being about one mile from the town Of Antioch.
on the road leading from Woodsfield 70 Sisters.
vile.
For further particulars inquire of1hos. Mitchell
10 Antioch, or Of the undersigned, 10 Woods6eid.
81 JOSEPH MORRIS. +
March, 1852.
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nENJAMfN MeKAINS ESTATEs-Notic(
10 hereby given, that The subscriber has bssu
appointed and qualified % Executor Of the Eststs
Of Benjsmla MeKsin. late Of Monroe county,
snI" uawILLiAM WATKINS. ~
Oct. 80, 1854.
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Liver Complaint.

Liver Complaint.
JAUNDIcE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE e
OF THE KIDNEYS, al
.l and all
diseases sri. 80
sing from a disor-
dered liver or stomach,
such as constipation, In. {
ai..u ward piles, ~fuliness of blood y
tn the head, acidity Of the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full.
ness or weight In the stomach, sour eructa.
tions. sinking or auttering al the pit Of = ds
the stomach, swimming Of the head,
hurried and difficult breathing. sit, n
f%1uttering at the heart ,chok.
Ing or suffocating SEN
sations when IN Q 'fe tfia
. lying posture, a8 10
10 dimness e.9ae4&
Of vision. dots or webs before tho a
sight, fever and dull pain 10 ~
i the head, deficiency of }9f3ai zoe
44s perspiration, yellow ilaa . "
ness OF the skin and eyes, d. ss7sag
pain in the side. back, chest,
limbs, &C., sudden Pushes ofheat. ft''
burning in the flesh. constant imsgiu. tdal
ings Of evil. and great depression Of spirits,
can ne enectuaIIy cured BY @tiS
DIR. H~OOFLAND'S !
Celebrated German Bitters,,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. c.. M. JACKSON. 'at
ATTHE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100, Arch street, PhiIadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases q notisx!
cell ed. II equaIled by any other preparation 10 the
United States, a. the cures attest, 10 many cnscs
after skilful physicians had failed.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
a WoosTER, o., Dec. I'd, l65l.ofs
Messrs SPHINX & HowARD-G Gentlemen, I ON.
brace this opportunity of informing you OF The
great benefit / have derived from the use of DE-,
Hoofland's German Bitters. have used Thorn
for Chill Fever and disordersd stomach. and found
relief in every case. They are the best remedy
for a disordered stomach, and ! cordially recoms
mend them 10 the public
F. KESSELMEIERl
From the German Democrat Of Woostsrl ~
The Editor says, Oct. I'd, 1851: .We .ars not
In the habit of recommending the "all Healing"
remedies Of the day, but we have used the Ger.
man Bitters for . disordsred Liver and Stomach,s
end have received great benefit from the .pye. W.
have also recommended them 10 several Of our
friends, all Of whom speak highly IN their pfaks,s.
% ~ From The Saturday Gaaetts,l sRttsAat
One of the best family newspapers pubkshedM
the United States. The Editor, Nov, "a, saiSs !.
"DR. HoorLAND's GERMAN B~Ir7SRs.-Itie
seldom we recommend what sre termed patent
medicines TO the confidence and pstsonses of6uG
ireaders, and therefore, when We recomnpebd 0ni
Hoofsnds German Bitten, wa wish II d, ~ AZ,
tinctIy understood that we are not speaking or IN,
nostrlms that srs hoised sbout ior : bsIef, period
and then forgotten. after II hiss don't ~ guilty fScs
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A River Farm for Sale.

OFFER st private sale the Farm on which
i now reside, lying on the Ohio river 10 Ohio
township, Monroe county, Ohio, ~ miIes below
tho Mouth Of Fishing creek, n mile shove me
town Of Sardis. ard 8 miles below BaFesvilie,
Containing 200 Acres,
100 acres clear ed, (of which Is u IN rneadow,)
and 30 acres OF good timber. Theirs 10 on aths
premises q young Orchard containing 500 trees Of
the CHOICEST COLLECTION OF FRUITS.
The land IL In : high state Of cultivation, with
comfortable buildings. For further 'particulsrs
inquire of the undersigned on the promises
April "A, ls52.-8m w.. D. HAyELY.
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nR. CARNS' DYsEHrERIc ~CoMPoUND-A
IL ssfe, sure and. approved Remedy for Flux
This mediriDe may BE- bene6cislly used 10 oil CO
bilious or watery stools. For sale by
sssp N. KOEHLERkCo WoodGield.
~ q @eT. WELSH & Co. BesIIsvills%a "a
~ tTH0S. PENN, Antioch p'es Z
6ep{. 4. 1859. tseffesf tpeiaL TfyA hHsnstl
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Tw elvs lines, or less. will bs charged
one square.
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TEDIDIAH G. FLEMING'S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
of the Estate Of Jedidiah G. Fleming, late oil
Monroe county, deceased.
WILLIAM C. KIRKWOOD, Adm'r.
Sept. %, 1852.
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TOHN McELROY'S ESTATE Notice 10
hereby given, that the subscriber hss been
appointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
Estate of John McElroy. late of Monroe county,
deceased. .ir.i
WILLIAM WATKINS, Admir-.
Oct. 2O. 1852.
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For the Free Trader.
On the Death of the Rev. Thos. o'Donnell.
Thoust bid adieu 10 earth broIherl
Thy sounds have quickly sped,
The golden bowl Of life i. brnks,
Thy spirit and ligbt hath flrd
The light that gilt thy brow trother
All radiant has now flown.
The spoller death has sped his dart,
Aud claimed the for bis own
1hv race il early run brother
Thy guide stars Falkland Hope.
Whose cheering light, enabled lhee
With sins dark form to cope.
We hear thy voice no more brother
That voice Of magic spell,
Yet shall we greve when thou hast gose 7
With saints in light to dwell
We had not thought that thou brother
Vert thus to go so soon.
Tby lf-'s brigh, sun uncloudsd rose,
Uncloud.d set at noon.
Yet We will mol repne brother,
Though ,enderst tie. b. riysn,
We all shall met in heaven.
Thine exit was serene
In slunbers calm embrace;
Me thought upon thy smiling life,
could bright vision. trace.
PeIchanee in some pure cline brother,
Thou joUrney'st in thy dream,
Or saw, w',htbe brigh, angelic host.
While passing Jordcns stream.
Another tie is gone brother,
From fond affections land,
Yet We wosld m.ekly kiss the rod,
Nor chIde that unseen hand,
And while We here remain brother,
Prayer shall daily ri,e.
That we when done with earths vain scenes.
May meet ~ the skIes. D. II.
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For the Free Trader,
Lines on the denth OF James Lowry.
BY SRiENp.
Now art fled that noble spirit,
That here dwelt enrob.d in clay;
Gore blest regions TO inherit,
Those, trust OF endless day.
May thy love companion ever
lie sustained III liie- rough way.
Let no trra,herous hearts rpsile her,
Nor sLs to censuts fall prey.
Thcsgh Thy deeply cherished husband
Now is torn from thy embrace,
Though b.refi Of priceless blessings,
Earthly aids cannot replace.
Mourn not, friend now sad and lonely
Cheer thy heart,! look up with Joy,
God has called him now in glory,
He may rest wiIhou. alloy.
Pain no more can ever meet him,
II hi. hopes on God relied
Dry thy tears. The hope il, cheering,
We on earth shall not ABIDE.
Passed away shall, shall be the requiem
From thy loved ones kind caress;
Deepest trials long receiving :
Noa nqulet ease to rest
With kind and loving Saviour,
May thy spirit ever dwell
Though thy loss. i. felt most deeply.
God has willed al /, is we'll.
Soon again in peace to meet him,
Let Us heavenly aid implorel
That in pure.t r.a'ms to greet him,
We may dwell forever more.
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!iournsd ill 2 O'clock. ,.r.n,

?o'clock, r.x
Board met pursuant to adjourn, lent. The
committee on Poor report tn. following bills cor.
rect, aud on motion, they were allowed, and
ordered paid out Of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated rs follows:
A. A, Fisher, Coroner's fees, IS rs
| Rugg < Watson for collins q 90
The committee on claims reported the bill OF
! b. G. Cook for moneys expended in arres,lng
criminals aud fees as Prosecuting Attorney cor.
rect, and. on motion, it was allowed, and ordered
paid out Of any money in the treasury not other.
wise app,opr,a,ed---ths sum Of SIS.
! The committee on Court House and Jail &C.
count reported the bill Of A. +. Wagner for board,
Ing prisoners aud jHors fees correct and, on mo.
tion, it was ordered that the sum DO allowed. and
paid out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, amounting to the sum
of 1855 20
The psuper bill Of W. c. Ault was taken up,
amounting s.9 l3, and on molten, the sum OF
| SO IS was allowed on said bill and ordered paid
ont oI any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated
The bill Of Dr. J Higgins, Of Salisbury, was
presented to the board aud after hearing the
statements Of the Overseer Of the Poor Of said
town. was, on motion, referred to tho committee
on Claims.
| The bill cf Nichol s Foot. for boarding and at.
tending rauper when sick, was presented to the
board, amounting to the sum Of s5S 90, after
hearing the proofs in relation to the same, it is
ordered that he be allowed and paid on, Of any
money in the treasury not othSrwiss appropriated
II the sum of 43 90
On motion OF Mr. Van Doren, the vote Of yes
terday. allowing sl26 90 on the bill Of DR., q
! Hulett for medical services rendered paupefs IN
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10 FarnerS---PI0Ws!

We have a large Assortment OF
breaking, SiUbbis, Corn & ShOrd Plou'
which We should like TO show you, whether you
want to buy or not, a. We Halter ourselves, after
the experience We have had, we can show you
Piors that Can't be Beat.
We have taken extra pains in selecting our
steel and timber. We warrant all of our Plows IN
every respect equal, II no, better than cnn be found
any where else
We have also a large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach to the | lows, il wanted
they being approved Of by most oi those that us'
them All those that want Plows. please call a
the Steam PIow shop, and examine, before yor
buy PlOxs that are made hundred miles Of, snC
sent To the stores here. TO be peddled out
March l3-,t. PEaBR0VE s. DEW.
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t. Boot & Shoe Shop,
WM, 4. FASH

WOULD inform the public tina, he has lat.l,
opened shop on Madison street, IN the buildin.
formerly occupied by Buchanan {. Elchclberg rg,r
and lately by Bailey & Eichelberrer, as tailo
shop, where he Is prepared to manufacture to or
der all kinds of work in the above line, IN the b.s
possible manner.
lie will also keep on hand good assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he will sell a, the very loves, prices. Mend
ing done at shoI, notice and IN the neaes, manner
Call snde.e January 10 le52-y
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Boot 4 Shoe Shop.

1>liE undersigned would call the attention o
L his friends aud the public to his removal to
the place close by where the Barbers Shop stood
on Madison sreer, known az Joseph Halls corner
where he will continue IN the retail OF Boots and
Shoes OF his oan manufacture
While thankful ior the liberal patronage he hn.
received for the past 6years IN Ottawa he will en-.
deavor to merit continuance ot the same. lie /.
prep,rcd omake Gentlemcn's hne boots, of French
Calf Patent Leather and Morocco, and everything
IN hIslne, on as reasonable terms as the same qua
lity can he boughtn other places.
ty' Repairing done as usual.
Ottawa, may lily DANL. LEAuY.
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New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH WooDtniormsh hi. friend and the
81 public iho, he has jUst opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north of thr Cour,
House Square in Ottawa, where he wibe happy to
supply all his frendsand the public with the choices,
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetablesoia all
kinds nso kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open On Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab.
bath. septsl 1850
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The monster hotel Of New York city--,he
Me,rcpotan--was opened m Wednesday last
The ground ccst 800 900, e,he building 100000
mirrors $4,000, plate $4,000, carpets and up
bo's,ery $4,000, furniture s5o,o0o--in all, near.
" slooo,ooo. lcis doubtless the finest botel
IN tie world
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ing Of the board, snspendirg tie opening of
certain road in the town Of Grand Rapids. was
on the petition Of VIM Gentlemen and Samuel
Z. Lewis, resrisded.
Alr Price. from the committee appointed to
settle into With Mr.. Cushman. the special Agent
Of the county, submitted the report:
That IN discharge Of the duty assigned them
tbsv have examined the accounts and vouchers Of
said Agen, and find the amounts Of bond aud
coupons redeem by him AS follows, viz:
Redeemed in 81, Louis, SIsl9 %
IN City Of New York, 1915 %
." La Sale county, os4 4s
Agent, charges for premium snd
commission, 775 "a
Making in the aggregate, So5o4 n
The committee serrendetrd TO the
Agent his receipts to Treasurer to 53o5 50
And gave him an order on ,ne Tres.
surer for the balance Of his account, $50 10
----
Ss5S. II
They also delivered the Treasurer an
acknowledgment for the Agents re.
ceipts delivered by him to the com
mittee amounting as above to 63oj 8:
The committee have ascertaired the =
amount Of funded debt due on the
10Th OF July 1852, to DO ii4c5 5S
All Of which together with the bvnds and
coupons and account Of the agen. and respectful
y submitted. WA. II. PaicE
g. W. JACKSON, Con-
WN. CULLEN
The committee also presented 10 the board
county bonds No. 10, So Al, 43, i5, 45, together
With the coupons. which had been surrendered to
them by the county Agent and paid by him, as
per hi report; vhsreupJn, on motion, the said
bonds and coupons were burned IN the presence
Of the board.
The report of the School Commissioner WIS
presented TO The board and read, and on motion
accepted and referred to the committee appoint
sd 10 settle with said Commissioner.
The Committee TO whom was referred the
pauper accounts from thstown Of Salisbury, re.
,hs bill was allowed and ordered paid, amounting
to 81 cts
The same committee also reported the bill OF
DR.. Guy Hulitt for medical services, amounting
to the sum Of s220 rs, correct, and rscomm ended
that the same be allowed. After considerable
debate on the bill it. is ordered tha, the sum oi
sl25 be allowed and paid on said bill
On motion, leave Of absence was axanted to the
chairman and Mr.. Lawrence for tomorrow, and
DIX. Wait was appointed chairman pro .enl
Adjourned till o'clock to morrow morning
THURSDAY, Sept. ID.
Board me, pursuant 10 adjournment. Present.
Mr. Wait, chairman pro tenn, Mr.. ChuniascrV Of
Lasalr, quorum of Supervisors.
The committee on Poor reported the following
bills correct and recommended their allowance
and on motion it i- ordered that they be allowed
and paid out Of any money in the treasury moi
otherwise appropriated as follows:
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U, A. OSBORN. ! \ SKINNER.
AUCTION AUCTlON!
q. 4. Osborn'S Cigar 5cIoon

\ lUClloNEERS, nrc prepared 10 receive any
- kind ot Property hrrpuhic or private sale, such
a. Merchandise OF All kinds ilor-es. Cattir, &c .
which they w srl TO the best advantage
On Consignment, lot Of ready made Clothing,
which will be put up AT their =nlts room for the IN
spection ot the public. All busincss entrusted to
their care in the above line will meet with prompt
attention. Aug. 7-tf
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Dress Making.

MRS G. FYFE has added TO her Millinery bu
vi siness that OF Dress Making IN al It's branch
es having employed a competent person to man
age that department.,
.IBoiHiag The Nsp York Hom,!
Jun. l2 lsj9-if
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G NEG THO N A RY.
GARNET -.s-1
) ); ss.s g......r Furniture. 81.

e 7 z Il X > Z l. l.
NOUI.D respectfully remind the people that
w he is on hand with an increased stock OF
Furniture, greater variety Of articles quality, full
iy equal uud better than usual. and pnccs 'ower
than ever, on the One Price Lg'r Price Cash Sys-
TEN. II. take- this opportunity to return sincere
lhanks tor past inyors, and he will !eayr nothing
.dndOne within hls means or energies to supply his
customers with good articles at low rates
Moss and hay Mattresses on hand. and male 20
o-ler Also, ready made well finished walnut
COFFlNS, all sizes, always kept on hand and
all styles made on shortest notice
lie keeps \ Hearse, and attends funerals per.
sonally; al charges low Grave PRIV lrgrs in the
Cemetery, 81 PETER RUSSELL.
DfnyD Mnya isS2-tT
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CITY BAKERY,
p ROVI ISION STORE

CITY BAKERY,
VISION STORE!
On the North East Corner Of the Court House
Square, in Ottdrd.
N. bSEY
HAVING leased the above Establishment for
IL one year. respectfully represents that he is
now ready to serve the Public, and solicits n share
efpa,ronag,. All articles usually found and many
new ones, will he KEEP, at the City Bakery TO wit:
Bread Crackers Pies Cdkss Black and Green
Teas Soda, Common Sdisratus, Jenny Lind
Candy, and other 0r!fee,ioaaries-
Golden Syrup, Candies, Soap,
Sugar, Moiasses, aud other Notions.
Refreshments for Farmers and others served up
in good style.
or The refreshing Beverage, Sarsapariila,
always on hand.
ICE CREAM ROOMS
For Ladies and Gentlemen, open Afternoon and
Evening. Entrance, by way ofthe Alley, or thro
the Store. All lovers OF good Ice Cream are iny.
ted.
Wedding, and other Parties sppplied on reason.
able terms.
Grateful tor the liberal patronage of last season,
he hopes still TO merit It's continuance.
ADrll H. lSj2-tf N WOoIsEy,
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Millinery! !!

~ Mrs. G. FYFE has removed her Wv
Millinery Establishment to the rooms directly over
Il. ID. Smihs Store.
next door to the n Y House She trusts for con-
unuton oi trade, assuring her customers that work
committed TO hercare will he executed with prompt.
ness and on very reasonable terms.
80 Nert Dovr to the Neto York Honsei ..&s
Ottawa Jnnu ary g. 1852
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Business CARDS.
BK,UNllOLD 4 SOME,
Gitn Biu0crp an0 Blank Book
MANUFAGT JRY

g Lako EtTee mp Gtags,
Books bound aud re bound most elegantly in
late styles and cheap. Always on hand, lot oi
Blank Books ready bouui, cheap for cash
GERMAN BOOK STORE, 95 WELLS 81.
Stationery & GM Picture Frames
CHICAGO, July Jl-oIn ILLINOIS.
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O. A. OSB ORU,

AT THE SIGN oF
q bf Cigar 5a con,
OTTAWA, ILL.
II EEPS constantly on hand at Wholesale and
IN Retail. Cigars OF a good quality, such as Re
gahas, Cazadora, LanoCma, Ynra and Cuba, Prn-
cipes, together with variety VI lump Tobacco
fin cut chewing aud smoking Tobacco, together
with an assortment OF line Candy. Nuts Figs
Ralslns &c &c Aug III.
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wv N&ll E&NYIN.

)a-s, "a Story. North Eai of f,ddiek's Brick
Block, Eaa S,de Of the Court House Square.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
SONNET.
BY ANNA H, PHILLIPS.

It's said a cunning florist long ago.
Wrought ofrars flowers of varied form and hue,
dial wondrous beautiful and true
Whose ranged buds, from mornings waking glow
Till evening bowed the last faint petal low
Oped to each hour in turn their hearts Of dew, .
Marking with bloom and beauty ever new,
The steps Of Time that flower snsnared, grew slow
So fair a dial is thy heart, dear friend,
So wondrous in its sweetness, truth, and bloom
SO doth it, hourly, loves rich fragrance send
Alike Ger days of sunshine and of gloom
So in thy presence, evermore by flowers
Do we who lsre thee count the passing hours
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-02-28

LADY PREAcriER.--M Antoinctte L. Brown
was introduced by Rev. Theodore Parker to his
congregation, in Boston, on Sunday and she per
formed the service by prayer, and the preaching
Oh sermon from chapter IA Of Corinthians.
"a, 35. She is graduate Of Oberiin University.
twenty-one years old, and rather good-looking.