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Female Seminary,

MISS ADELlAR GERE, late a Graduate of
vi Nj lloyokr Female Seminary would res
prctulIy inform lhccrllcns OF Ottawa and vicinity
that she will open school for young ladies' IN the
room lately occupied BY Mr. aud Mrs Whitconb,
Op"r h. J. GriRg'' book d Drug Store
The first term to commence on Monday, the 18th
Day Of March ucri, and 10 continue II weeks,
TUITION:
For Reading, Writing, Orthogrnphy, Arh-
metlc, Geography, English Grammar, 80 50
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, and Che
mlStry, co
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Botany,
Algebn, Geometry, &c, 50
Greek, Latin aud French Languages. 5 90
Music NJ d Drawing, extra.
Tuition 10 be paid AT the end of the term. No
scholar received Tor less time than one term No
deduction made for absence, unless IN case Of pro-
iraced sickness. Feb. 2S ls52-3w.
Hcicrepcts-ilon. T. l.. Dckry. Rev. VI. X.
WhHtlrsry Ottawa; Rev. Gus Fisher, md Ralph
Ware. Es0. Granville
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Sales OF Forfeited Canal Lands and
Town Lois.

Notice is hereby given, that the following des-
cribrd Canal Lands and Town Lots, unless re-
deemed previous to the days OF SALE by the pay
men, ol the instruments and interest due thereon,
will be sold At the times aud places, as Iol-
lows. viz: All the land and town lots describ-
ed except the town lots IN the city OF Chicago, at
the canal office III Lockporl, on "Wednesday, The
uh Day oC AprH merit; and all The town Ict de-
scrlhrd IN the city OF Chicago nj the canal office in
Chicago, on Saturday, tie l0M Day of Amt
aforesaid The sales will commence at ~ O'Clock
NJ oi each day
SAID nnds and lots will be sold in conformity
with the provisions Of AN Act 10 amend the Sc, :
crnl laws in relation 10 the Illinois and Michigan
canal, approved Feb &c 1889. and will not be- sold
for less Than their value "a. heretofore appraised.
JOSEPH Is. WELLS, State Trustee
Canal Office, Chicago Feb lS-2S-6l
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Mn DErRIcH.--The Tazewell Mirror. wig
paper, copies the communication and editorial ar.
,icle which lately appeared in this paper, with
the following comments:
We publish below by request an editora! arti
Gle and communication from the Ottara Free Ira
DER in relation 10 the Secretary office Of ths State
Although Mr., DErRICn belongs TO the opposition
party nevertheless be ha. large nVnber of warm
and ardent friends in this county, and no doubt II
he was elected he would discharge the duties Of
the office with honor to himself and credit rcN.he
state.
We have been personally acquainted with Mr..
D. for upwards Of seventeen years and We are
proud to say, that he is gentleman and sChol-
ar. and the only objection we could have against
him is that he upboIds the ruinous doctrine of
LocufOcol,m. That's ALL
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The W ar on the RIO i.rande.

Baltimore, Feb %.
New Orleans papers received this evening con,
tain news from the Rio Grandc One account
says UaravaJal has re-crosscd the Rio Grande
with 600 Americans and 200 Mexicans, and two
field pieces. With such force there was little
doubt Of bis success in the reduction Of Malta
moras.
Sol Maioa, of Mexico, arrived at New Orleans
i'll the steamer Fanny, with Dispatches for the
Mexican minister at Washington, in relation to
the Tehuanepec treaty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

De- Storms ClLEDRArED ScoTcH CouGu CAM
py.--Nryer since the science OF Medicine first daw-
ned upon the world hasany compound gained such
extraordinary popularity, in SO short Il time. ms Dr.
Storms Scotch Cough Candy As a remedy Tor
Colds, Coughs. Asthma, Difficulty OF Breathing,
bleeding at the Lungs, Pam IN the Side or Breast
More Throat, Group, Bronchitis Whooping Cough,
iioarsenrss, or any symptoms OF that distressing
malady-C CONSUMPTION OF thclungs, this highly
mrdicated candy canno, he cquallcd by any Liquid
Mixture oithe Gay, aud in proof OF our assertion We
oilrf the most undoublcd testimony.
lhe candy Is neatly put up with directions for
use. a handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat
oui Arms, aud the written signature Of Hamilton
Wade, Proprietor, Is on the outside wrapper Of
each roll and package
MesSrs. BARNARD, BRO. & co, Wholesale
Druggists ! 10 Main Street. 81. Louis Mo- are the
General Agents. Orders from the country, or APP
phcntion Tor agency, directed TO them will meet
with prompt attention.
Price, dime per roll: 3rols for 25 cents; or 81
per dozen
Walker & IIckIins and & |. Thompson, gents
Ottawa. III.
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The Irish Exilcs.

The recent PHILADELPHIA Convention adopted
the following very appropriate Resolutions;
"n'heredS The recent act Of grace on the part
Of her Majesty, the Queen OF Spain, in pardon.
Ing the captives Of the Cuban INVASION. and per.
hitting them to return TO their homes, is an ex-
ample %: royal cemcncy which We feel assured
the Qnecn Of England would be happy TO initiate
at tie solicitation Of the Government Of the
United States, in behalf Of VIM. Smith Bren
and ms compatrIois eXiIes IN Van Demin's
( Land and " hereaS, the present moment is high
" al'spIclous To- rtuder such solicitation on The
part of our Government effective-the sympa-
thies Of the whole nation being aroused IN lie
half If these unfortunate men, and in behalf Of
the Cypress uf all countries: and whereas We
believe lhat the oicrcr- Of O Bren, Mearler
Mitchell and Others. were by no means prnIor.
tonate 20 the punishment with which they have
been visited and whereas, in our opinion the 90
vcrnment =" Great Britain would gladly seize the
opportunity which the intprcessiou Of our people
would present TO form an act Of olemenCy and
magnanimity 10y accedng tn our rcquest-a re,
quest SD easy to grant and the consequence of
which would be-, most sssurcdly to reflect high
honor on the government u; England. Therefore.
Resoipei by the Jackson Democratic A.socia.
ton. Tint We, n portion Of the Democratic party
of the United States, deeply. sncercly, earnestly.
intensely sympahzing in the cause Of the Irish
eXes-a sympathy which, we are confident, and
are proud to dcCl are. nnimates the whole Demo.
cracy OF this glorions llnd-do hereby express
our deliberate conviction that this government in
accordance with the feelings and wishes of a vast
majority Of the people ofthe United States. ought
to lntcrcede for the speedy liberation of the lr,h
exIeS and tender them, when liberated, All asy.
lum in this free and happy country.
he Il fWthCr Resoiced That the officers and
members If this Association do most earnestly,
but respectfully, entreat the intercession of tie
government OF the United States for the liberation
Of those suffering men, and with like earneslness
and respect, do especially urge upon the Congress
Of the United States 10 aid in ellccting an object
so rcasonsb be so just, so humane and which when
accomplished, will rebound SO greatly to the no
nor and glory Of our beloved country.
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Tue EcLIpsE-This is the name ofa mammoth
the 4ih inst. The Loui.vill Courier thus speaks
Of her:
This bont Is certainly the greatest achieve
ment OF the age aud will create new era IL,
steamboat navigation. Her main cabin forms M
unbroken line three hundred fee, in extcn, ana
it will be the most beautiful and gorgeous ever
dreamed Of A. she lay On the water yesterday
with her boilers and the greater part of hrr ma.
clinery on hoard. her DRAFT of water was # und
. inches At stern, and #. at the bow, and it !,
expected she will draw but 1. #. water in run
ming trim"
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This Government has given notice TO that OF
Great Britain Of desire To terminate the exist.
ing Postal treaty between them. THIS treaty
provides that 1t may be terminated at one year :
notice by either party. The arrangement la,
teen unequal and prcjudlcial to lie United
States in more than one respect Whether the
British Government will accede to the terms of
reciprocal postal arrangements such as will be
p,opo>edby this Government is not known, but
it would be un9uestionably for the benefit Of both
parties.
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Indiana Wing Convention.

Indianapolis, Feb &c
The wing state convention met to-day and
made the following nominations For Governor,
Nicholas McCarty for Lieut.. Governor, William
Williams Secretary Of State, John Osborn; Au,
ditor, D. Mcclure: Treasurer, Achilles Williams;
Superintendent Of public Schools, Aaron Wood
Judges of Supreme Court, Ii. c. Dewey, Melon.
aid and Gookins.
The convention instructed the delegates to the
National Convention to vote for Gen. Scott for
President, and j J, Crittenden for Vice President.
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Markets

CHICAGO, Feb 20.
Receipts last ,. hours, by Rail Road and
teams. amount to 1928 bu. wheat, i,sli corn. and
a26l oats Wheat sales 2,9e5 at S7aIo for
spring. To dealers 40ai5 for milling. Winter
for milling 6Oa70, extra do 76a7e. Corn--sales
69l4 bushels, 3oa3l per 10 lbs, in the ear S5a.
35I per 90 It's. shelled.
Oats, sales at l9al9. per ~ lbs Beef sales
for packing L. i25a5. for city use.
loss-Receipts small. We quote sales at
Si5Oai75 for packing.
Lard-7laSi according TO quality.
Tallov-Scarce at 1tlS.
Potatoes from teams at 6aa,5.
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Louisville voted that they would not invite Kos
suth to visit that city, The Cincinnati Nonpareii
thinks they should now pass resolution toinviIc
Hayrau, Georgey and Capt, Long to come and
partake of the Inequalities of,hcir village. Won
der il the Louisvllians will permit the Hungari-
m exile to pas, their city on his way to ST. Louis
We trust there will be suflicien, stage of wa.
ter to allow him to pass over the falls. lest he
should compromise tho Louisville ditch"
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Democrniic County Convention.
Feb. Is, ls5,.


Wcask the attention Of the Democracy Of this
county to the above call The main object of tue
proposed Convention will he OF course to appoint
delegates to the State Convention which meets at
Springfield on the 10th Of April; yet there are
other matters which should be acted uron at this
time, and which. aside from the unquc.toned i'm
portoncc Of the proposed State Convention, rem
der it exceedingly desirable that our county con.
ven:ion should be well attended Among these
matters may be named the adoption Of new IA.
ITO Of representation in our county conventions,
the adoption Of some regulation in reference to
filing vacancies, and more thorough crganza.
tion Of the party in view Of the approaching pre-.
silenllal campaign. The present ratio Of repre-.
sen,aton in our county conventions i, we be-
leve one delegate for each town, and an nddi.
.onal one for every 100 votes pocd a, the last
presidential election 1t il NANTES. that this
basis must operate unjusly in the case Of some Of
che towns-.In reference to filling vacancies, the
system which has heretofore obtained Of picking
up loungers about the court house to represent
remote corners Of the county. has always been
source Of dissatisfaction and was so manifeslly
nniss., that our last county convention although
largely composed Of this 'pecies Of delegates, yet
adopted the following resolution:
THAT. in the opinion Of this convention, no
town ought To- be represented in AIRY county con.
ven,on hereafter to be held, exccp, by delegates
elected for tina, purpose
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NAILS. STOVES.


same time.
Another batch Of ingot lottery adycp,urcrs left
Paris for California in number 5q7
The powder mill at Soudan. in Satltn, cxplo-
dcd on the eth ujt. containing $500 lbs of pow
der. The explosion shook the city ef Stockholm.
NJ Cheny's Circular quotes brcad,tnTs nomi-
nllly unchanged, but reduction of l. per bbl on
tiour, 81 per 20 lbs on wheat, and L. per $50
lbs on Indian corn, must be conceded in order to
make progress in sales.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

LrcruRrs.-Mr THOMAS SroRRY, Missionary of
The Illinois Association of the New Jerusalem
Church, viii deliver two lectures to the citizens Of
Ottawn-the first, on Saturday evening, at the
Baptist Church, on "The Doctrines and Disclo
sures Of EMANtrL SwrpESDoEc respecting the
Future Life" and 81, at the Court House. on
Sunday evening, on "Thc Fall Of Man, or the Ori.
gin Of Evil, aud on the Existence of Hell"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28
Special \ otitrs.
1T IS Az ERRONEOUS IDEA

1T rs AN ERRONEOUS IDEA
That disease cannot be cured except by taking
large quantities OF medicine into the stomach, in
. great many cases of which more injury is done,
although the disease in point be actually cured
The coats Of the stomach by continued use ofnau-
seating mixtures, frequently becomes so disorder
ed that the DigeStirc Function IS seriously injur-
edhe result of which is dyspepsia nervousness,
cholics, alternate dlnrrhnl and costiveness, hlu-
lence, night mare, &c, &c. Would it not, there
tore, be very desirable to possess a remedy, which
being applied Externally, would excite the alb
sorbents to increased action, and thus carry off
through this medium, the deleerous principle
which is the direct Cause Of the disease Surely
every thinking man will admit that this would not
only be the most pleasant, but by far the safest
means 10 effect the desired end. The almost SUI
perhuman cures performed by the Arabian Physi-
clans in the days ofoid were mainly etcledby this
course OF treatment, and the ingredients Of which
H. g. FdrreNs CcicJratei .irdJidn Ljaimcnt
Is composed are extracted from rare plants pecul-
iarto Arabia. This great Linlment (Which is now
tobe had Of most respectable Druggists and Mer-
chants in every town in the United States is daily
eilecting cures which seemed beyond the power of
medicine to control consumption bronchitis and
liver complaints in their first stages, nervous afrc
tons, indigestion, enlargement ofrhe spleen, scro-
iulous tumors, goilrc, Sc, SC, are frequently eur.
ed, and always relieved by It's use 1t i, unsurpnss-
ed as an dyne-TcIlewng severe pains IN few
mluules aiters applications, II sooihes the lrratcd
nerves, aud produces ,hlt delightful tranquility so
grateful to the nerou, invalid. Spraias, bruises
wounds, burns, sore throat, chIlblains rheumatism
sun pain, &c, &c, are speedily cured by II, and for
nearly all amens in horses or cattle, requiring an
external application, il Is ~ eIlectual remedy.
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important Despnichcs.

New York Feb 90.
Mr. ebstcrreceived by the Atlantic this NOR.
ming important dispatches from the American
minister ut Paris. Their tenor is unknown, but
it is stated that Mr. Webster will be obliged to
return to Washington Immediately.
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New York Feb. 81

Nbo's large theatre was denscly crowded last
aghi, chiefly by members Of the y, Y. Historical
Society, On The occasion Of it. 40th anniversary.
to hear the address Of Mr. Webster, who spoke
two hours and a quarter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

AURORA Branch RAILInAp-At meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Aurora Brance Railroad
held at Aurora On Saturday the following Drec
tors were elected for the ensuing year:
Chicdgo-Stephen +. Gale l. IL Burch, Allen
Robbins, +. 5. Wadswurih John Frink, T. C. Lar
ned
Baiaria-lohn Van Nortwick
aurora b. Hackney, l.. D. Brady.
DeFoH--J. W Brooks.
ABIHy--Gllhcrt C. Davidson.
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MIcHToAY Central RAN ROAD CoNMrycrr
AGAIN.-On last thursday, about 95o Iab,rer,
commenced work on this end Of tho Michigan
Central Rail Road and the work will be pushed
ahead steadily, ii not il. ercred with by severe
" cold weather Tie iron is laid to point >.
miles tom the oiJy, and Mr. kmbal informs u.
that the whole line will be iins she'd to this city
10y the time navigation "a Lake Enc j. fully OPP
cucd, about ,hg l., OF MAJ CHI Tribune.
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SrAS-Ar unsuccessful attempt was made to
assass'nate the queen, The Spanish papers pro
test against the Orleans decree. Gen Concha
has rendered his resignation as Captain General
OF Cuba. The government will accept it.
ENGLAND-Rt Hon Vernon Smith has been
appointed minister Of war.
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By Telegraph.
E5c'4d,e'y for the 0ttara Ere. Trader
1 OncTcSs.

Washington. Dee 90.
Senats-Mr. Miller spoke on Mr. Carke's non
Intervention resolutions. Mr.. Seward then an
nounced his determination to speak, aud the sub
jet Vas postponed to next week
HoE@-lhe honse resumed the consideration o.
the bounty land bill The motion to lay on the
table was lost. The house then considered the
amendments after which the bill was ordered to
he engrossed-96 to SO. Pending the vote on it,
final ressnc. tho e"y-- ,; ,..-y.,i
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OTTAWA, Feb %.
Corn and oats still continue to come in very
freely. In wheat We note nothing doing 10 any
extent.
We quote sales Of corn in ear and shelled 25a-
95lc.
Oats still lie
Wheat 3oaI5 spring, 55a5S for prime winter.
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KAFriSo.-The spiritual rnppngs" have crca.
sedqn''e an exciemen, at Pennington. The Pc.
oria Republican does not seem to think much Of
them; 1t thinks the spirits lie ofencr than they
tell the truth. and can therefore, no, be believed
The editor thinks he would prefer having them
fes the time, to having little t,u,l, mixed W
With 70 much fasehooj.
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Ir's BopRowED loRsE-A boy WHO was seen
riding a horse back and crying with cold, was
asked why he did not get down and walk himself
warm replied It's b.b.bouowed horse and l.
Ill ri,du him ii free eel"
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ScaooL-From the strong terms in which sic
some. recommended We feel warranted in saying
tia, Miss GERE, whose advertisement appears in
another column Of to days paper, possesses qua.
!iiea,ons AS teacher such as We rarely meet, and
which, in town like ours, cannot fail to draw
around her large and rcmuncra,ing school,
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ste Romans had al the history writing to them.
sslvss; thence, Iunc faith is 10 tlis day the pro.
verb for entire Giihiesshess Had the French
writers alone maze the worlds annals OF the late
great struggle, "pertidous Albion had gone
aown tyeword to all ages. Had The English
held the like station. the utter f,itbles.nes- Of
Napoleon would have become provcraal with
postcrity. -Rsrtai's Captains Of tie O9i World
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TIL. public are cautioned against another coun-
teriei, which has lately mndeits appearance, called
W. b. Fauell's Arabian Liniment, the most dan
gerous OF oil the countereis, because his havngthe
name Of Farrell, will buy it in good faith, without
the knowledge that a counterfeit exists and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois,
to whom all applications tor agencies must be adj
dressed. BE sure you get II with the letters H. u.
before Furrelrs lhus-Il. G.. FARRELLS--nnd
his signature on the wropper--aIl others are coun
teries.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson
and Walker & llckllng, druggists, Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted States.
ny-Price 2s and 50 cents, andsel per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States in which one is
not already established. Address IT, q Farrell ms
above, accompanied with good reference to charuc-
ter, responsibility, Nc feb 2l-29-lw.
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Notice

Is given to the Township Treasures Of Lasalle
| county that | will he the office OF the County
Treasurer. on the 9th OF March, prepared to pay
them the interest on the state and county school
fund apportloncd to their respective towns.
Feb. 2s..iw WELLS WAIT, School Com'r,
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/ We aye requested to state that Mrs y Mum
day has taken rooms at Antc,' Boarding House
and will take Daguerrean hkenes,es, in fair or
cloudy weather; in the best style and on reason
| able terms.
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NOTARY Prntic.-The Governor has appointed
NJ. AN. futile, Of this place Notary Public in
and for the county Of La Sale lie will be found
10 the Telegraph Office. whsro he will always be
yssdy TO administer oa,hs' to such ms may desire
him 90 to do. and attend 10 all other duties of his
ofice
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Trenton. Mich, Feb. 90,

The steamer Swan, Capt. Dustan, from Mon.
roe, arrived after hari days work in forcing
her way through the ice. Capt. D. reports the
lake full Of ice.
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Ole Bull, tho great Norwegian violincst, is now
in Washington, it is stated, for the purpose Of
perfec,ing a plan of emigration, proposed by
some Of his coun,rymen, who are desrOus Of set
ling in this country.
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lilo for Enlifnri,inl

ALL persons proposing to 90 TO California IN my
company, are requested 10 be ready and on hand by
the 2lth day OF March next There are about %
IN the company az present, and there Is room for
OF l0mnrr 1t application lie made soon
Feb .S-3I los nrnbI,E
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CIpcrIr CorET- There had considerable bust
term VI the circuit court has been mainly taken
up in disposiDg Of two causcs,-one saw mill
emit, and the other prosecution for NAL practice
In consequence Of the little healway made at
This term, Judge Dickcy has ordered n special
term 10 be held on the frs, Tuesday in June.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

The exports from the United s,a,cs to Austria,
10 1850, amounted to si.Soo,ooo, and import.
SsA Au.is. 10 the United Slater only sis0.soi
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MARRlED--In Ottawa on the 2ith inst, at
the residence of Mr.. VIM Palmci 10y the Rev. D.
W Flowers. Mr.. WM. O. RICHARDSON to Miss An.
CrLErrA PALMER, all of this place.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
NrN IN MP N Nrg IN ~
j. Big'eloW & Co

Have removed to i3l Man Street, Corner Of
Vine, ,Store recently occupied by Doan, Kirg n
Co } where they are now receiving, and will Keep
constantly ON hand the largest and
BEST NtFACIURED
lot Of Clothing ever exhibited in ST Louis, which
will be sold as low a any other iiouse can their
Ordinary Made Goods, and ON as reasonable
terms.
Merchants visiting the City are respectfully in
v,irdlo call aud cxnm.ur our stock.
J BlGELOW & Co,
1871 Nam Street, 81 Louis.
Nelson & Co, MANUFACTURERS IL COmHand
81 - Deg 81, Ncm YORK., where merchants visit
ing New York w,ii find large aud desirable stock
adapted to the Western trade, and at unusually
low figures. Feb -, !S52
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York in sums 10 slnt purchasers for sale
by nov9 NORRIS Il FisnrR
Money also RENTED through Grinnell. Mintun
& Co. New York, TO any part OF Europe, at the
lowest rates,