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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-08

MARRIAGE AT \ FASCr BNLL--A fancy Dress
Ball was given Mt Syracuse, N, Y, on the even.
ing of the Sth inst. Auo other Incidents Of
the evening, the following is related by the syra.
cuse STANDARD:
Among tho most pleasing iuc,lca,' Of the
evening, was the marriage, by lu-r.ce Johnson,
Of Mr. James Dorau, who appeared in the COS.
tune Of Knight of Malta, Ia good advantage,
to Miss Bartlett, darl.eycd bcauty, who was 81.
ecUntly alfred in the dress Of Greek girl The
audience were requested to keep good urlor for
few moments and TO the surprise Of most of
those pre.ent, the young, handsome, and elegant
ly ott.rcd bride and bridegroom stepped into the
middle Of the room, and the marriage ceremony
was perfurmea IN the midst Of n gay and bril-
liant assembly Of representatives. from every
quarter Of TIE globe. After the Justice lad pro.
nounccd :hem Husband and wife, he retired
from the room, ard the dance went merriIy as
the marriage belI,,"
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No IpLs TINE DR. Rush was, perhaps, one
OF the mos. un,iring students that ever lived
Two young physicians were eonyersing III hli
presence once, one Of whom said, When fn
ishci my studies"
"Whcn you flushed your studies" said the
Doctor, abruptly. "Wby you mus, be happy
man to have finished 80 ounc, | do uot expect
TO finish mine while | live"
lilo WAS onse asked how be had bson oblo 10
collect such an immense nmwoun. u Information
md facts US bis publications and lectures eon'
tanned.
al have been enabled IN do L." replied hr. "hy
economiring my time as Mr. Wesley did. lhn'c
not spent one hour in amusement for tho ,ast
thirty ysars,'
And ,nkinga .mnll noto book from his roese'
and showing It to me- he said, | I'LL such book
a. this every week with ohservatons md
thoughts which occur to me and facts collected
in the rooms Of my pa,en", And hsac are oil
preserved and used"
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christopher Columbus, siyroturc

We give below "very" authentic accoul,
Of tie trbulatious Of the respectable old uavsa.
tor, after whom this continent shorld have been
named. 1t has had good nun through the news
papers aud is a very good sample If the kind Of
stories that take now a.days. We Of course
don't Alladc to "rappers" ba, Wrappers
Captain DAuberile, Of the bark Chieftain of
Bnston, writes that be put into Giberater en- tho
goth Of August last to repair soine damages his
vessel had sustained and while waiting, himself
and two Of his passengers crossed the ssrsi,s to
Mount Ably lees OH the African coast to shoot. and
pick up geological specimens Before returning
the breeze had heshcned 30 much ss to render !,
necessary to put up more ballast into The boat,
and one Of the crew lifted what hs supposed TO
! he piece ot rock; but from its extr,ne hight
ness and singular shape, was induced TO call the
attention Of the captain to IT, who took il TO bs u
piece OF pummice stone, but ST. completely Gov
cred with barnacies aud otEpr marine snirualcu.
les as 10 deny that suppositiOn. On further eN-
animation he found il 10 te cedar key On
opening it BE- found cocunnut. pnveloved in
kind or gum or resinou-s substance this be also
opened. and found parchment covered will,
Gothic characters, neNly Illcgbe, and which he
nor any one on buitld were able % LeCphsr He
however iO.nd on shore an American book n,er-
chant, who was said to be the most learned man
in Spain to whom lie touk it, who, aftcr Team.
ing the circumstances uf its discovery, offered
) $40 for it, which offer Capt. DAuhrr,ille de.
clinod. lie then, says the letter, read word for
worG and translated it into French ~ he read
each sentence il was dort concise account
Of the discovery of Cathsy, or Further India,
addressed to Ferl.ngud and Isabella Of CASTLE
and Arragon, saying The ships could not possibly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-08

TuE CktsfAL rAlAcL--We see 10y Ny london
papers, brought by the Arctic, ,hai toe Crys"
Palace .,ilI eIcies much attention We quote
the following from the Times
"Ou saturday. nearly 10000 people visited
the condemned building, aud about 4 O,,cci lhcyo
mus, taNo bscu 20 600 people assembled atone
time The display Of carriages ou,oja srrjgu
ell ono Of tho exhibition, and, within, the Spne'
rance Of tho company exceeded in tespe5NbJl,,
and nearly rqualIed in numbers, many oi the sh,'
ling dave. Tho experiment VI the contract II ~
throwing tho palace open to the public bS- omr
been complete success, lhoUaand1 Of sigma
,ures have been attached to tho petdisst laid ont
on the tables in uan,ep, and, bal As facilities
ior slg1ng been greater. this nsthod oimnnilcTt.
in. popular feelirs might have lccu extended
much further Bnt mere sentimental wisb
will not save The building now, and II II bo pes
sryed, vigorous ssps must be taken by AL WHO
| are in,erss,ed 10 tho subject Probably Gl' who
are disposed TO exert themselves f'r the prcsurya.
| ton of the palace will unite their ef'otts ard al
opt tho selfsuppotIng principle, on Which tho
! Great Exhibition Was 81 successfully carried out
The building rcnalO. open 10 the public, free Of
charge, I'LL ,c.moros"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-08

SAVED ny ms WATCH In duel which lately
took place between David {. Drodefick, New
Yorker and David Smith an Alabamian, in Cali.
fornia, six shooter pistols we're used. Several
.hots were fired Ono finally Smiths ball struck
BrodetlCks watch case scattering some valuable
trnkets presented him by Hon. Daniel T. Sicklcs
Of Buffalo, n u, and leaving his person uniujur
ed Before the word to fire was given Broderic.
discovered that his watch was about his person
and supposng Nc could not wear it honorably
pulled it from his pocket and handed it to hi,
second who remarked that gentlemen fighting
due. were permitted TO retain on their person,
their watches lie accordingly returned it I,
his pocket.
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Il "a zo "A a: IN = ~ .
Rrunker's Rifle UanufaCiOrY.

TENliE T. subs rihcr having returned tium ,hc east
d sltrrysiuug the puuclpal manuincl"Iirs, he
4 Is no" prepared ln manufacture the CrIrbra
ted lucr-asc of Gaining Iwisr Rit- ~hch he var
rants TO be equaI lo any made In tins state or els.
where lie uI,i also keep constantly ou hand aud
lorsa- a good assortment ldouhr aud single bar
relied Fos ling pieces, Powder Fosk-, Game Bags,
Shot Pouchrs Percussion Cups and asupruoT AMI
Gle oi Sporting Powder.
A.huds OF ubbng III the guusmilhHr Jonrs iih
uratuess and despatch
ShCp on the east side oi Columbus 81 ono door
southOf the Union House iuur "2-It
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

TI>HE undersigned would call the attention Of
/ hi. friend. and the public to his removal t.,
the place close hy where the BARRIERS shop stood
ON Madison etrccr, known as Joseph Halls corner,
where he will continue IN the retail Of Boots and
Shoes oi his osn manufacture,
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage he has
received Tor the past years IN Ottawa, he will en-
dcsvor 10 merit continuance oi the same lie ls
prepared iumakc Gcu,cmcns tine boots of French
Calf Patent Leather and Morocco, aud everything
IN his Inc, on rs reasonahlgcrns as the same qua
lty can I've houghtin other places.
60" Ropalrng done as usual.
Ottawa, may l-ly DAyt. LEAWY.
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Ssay' 10 you believe in the Rochester
Rockcrs' Do you love figs pcetl Do you love
tambs' hngsl Do you live near the sho,ecary's
pop' Did you ever ride in n wasgasa bsggon !
Standby NycwM
Yc.c.s Was yon ever shoche i by n balvon.
ic gattery Dad you hear Wanio, Debstcr's late
speech in your city, Did you ever sec steam.
hoa, lchcr bustcri Did you ever drink scot.
tic Of botch ale, hnd-oh speak do you
always vote the ,is wlcke, = h,-''riy R.'s
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AMrHlcA>sl lN AysEuIN--The EurTcau cores
respondsu, of the St Louis lu;cllj5vutcr writing
from Copstlusiuorle'
pityary hmor4uu travellers dNt may he
found il Austria about ID 81 days, The RECEIPT
ion given in AmcGicl to KoSsuth, csuno, bo 9th.
wise than highly pyoyultu, 10 Ausu,a, aud NY
word for il, Mey viii take ocsa.iVu 10 VEN; tl.ir
spleen upon any Of eur couutryuvn 'u~t may f.l
into their haudi Pre;rxta will not lr vomiting,
and they know well bow to get up .tv.os .n jU'tl'
tca,ion Of any measures u this sort fu us 10
shield theMsrlyc. io!u the charge " - .u',u''u.
nal violation Of treaty, or o!ul,rua:. uu.,'e.
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The Boston Tines saws that man eats up q
pound ors sugar, and the pleasure he has enjoyed
Is ended; but the mlulIGaton he gets from
new, paper Is treasured up in the mind TO be eu.
Joycd anew, and to DC used NhCncycr occasion or
inclination calls for it, a newspaper is not the
wisdom Of Gue man Ur two meu; II is the wis.
dom Of the ago and the past ages too. A family
without a newspaper is always half an age be-.
hind the times in general information, besides
they reyer think Of much, or find mnch To talk
about. And then there are oil the little ones
growing up in ignorance, without any taste for
reading.
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y phnsitians s. Surgeons.

mrs. HARD 4 HILL Tender their prOic,
~ sunAl services 10 the citxcRs Of Ottawa
aud vicinity Rc.idencc on Madison street near
the side cut Office over Bargrt- store, near the
Post Office December 27 ls5l-tt.
IL " HOPKINS. Hwicin and Swgson
/. Ottawa, H., offer. ms professional -ervi.
Crs 10 the ciulcns oi Ottawa aud Nicutty. Office
over ,ir store Of :. W Chrcver, next 10 Walker
& Hch.nLs Residence on the north side Of
the uew Public Square. where be- may h- found AT
oil tunes except when absent on professional husi-
ur-s Aug G, lSiS-u
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Doing a Traveller.
Dr II. y.R HUor.

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IN -, ;,,,s,o- - Vsw T',S h,t r. irny',,, ,'-,
.cen, ac,n,u, nccn,r.d =, con ,. n,oy.I ,, -
cIonJ ~ uir,..,,. Who hr,. I.,,I tbe I,r,l',,I
t,n IN. .,n,v
mo bot.i ,yas nj, ,bs If ,,Ii,b v,. ,r,.
snsali,, ,,,hsrf fl, a,'I ~"
lr,J Ia, .icL ~ n.nF ,hs - 49,, 49,. III
foo, RI. W., to ,ec.i,, m,lciu- d,,r',y tho
,;,,h, f,o,, ~. ,,,J. "a 49,, vtoS.J -,
procured to watch with bun' The landlord had
instructed the Aforesaid watcher 20 administer a
norton of som. little nhysic /, the p,ticrt At 10
rloc.. the dose IN he r,pa,teJ at r,r,,in Lo,,r-
Of the night
He il rather tacb,r said the landlord "onl
Won had better keen ont ofhis room uptl Won 20
uo to civ. Lim his medicine"
"OL. for that matter "rapliel the watcher ybo
WAS n novice in the vacation u nr.G.r IA ait here
and he eyed a sof. which wa; in the apartmpnt
in suspicious ,aanner.
well said the landlord, "you won't forget
the nun, Der ufLis rogmp
No sir
And tell him he must take tlc medicine with.
ont making such a cunfounded muss A. he made
" ith the last dose. Tell him that say he must
take tits rood for him"
Yes sir"
Good night"
Good night"
Bonif,ce retired and ,Lc watcher deposi,ed
himself on the sofa. from which he was aroused
by his own snoring at quarter before one. In
dismay and couGsi,n he seized the potion and
hurried up stars
The sick man wa, lodged in No 81. bat the
nurse in lis haste mistook SO for it, aud entering
the latter, he saw 2 person living 10 tl. bed, face
,,r.arl u.;tb bi. ,'ortl VIII -.en ,as,,; Il,
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De'oIe III us ne lno 1','.',""u ,""-s'Tl ""G
o' ,ne spoon seTct'E, 'u' 'lt N".N"L' I.I's''
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o"' Guy you must '"Ae ''--'Ne "uu'o'" ID! :
you must ,..,.
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Undertaking,

rINllE subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens
/ of Ottawa that they have provided themselves
with new Ilcarsc, aud arc now prepared tn do
business in the above line Collins OF all sizes al
ways on hand, and made to order on very short no.
,lce. All orders lett at their new Furniture ware
rooms, door north of Swt's Law Office, or n,
T.. l.. Watermans Chair Shop, promptly attend.
el 20. Nav l-'f Rrgo & WArsoS.
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NuMpER oF BANHs IN TuE CsioS - The Bank.
crs Magazine has compiled list Of tac number
Of Banks in the several States, their capital, cir
cula,lon and coin, At this time there are nine
hundred and twenty.onc in operation, having to.
gethcr capital Of S9is,sd3,oOo circulation
of l5O,0O00o0, and coin fund Of s50,59O,.
uO0
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A SuIrwErcE on the RuINr-A corrcspon.
dent Of the New York Evening Post gives tue
following amusing auecdotc Of shjpVreck ca
the Rhine.
81 must tell you Of a sApwrcck-yss, ship.
Srcck,-a sL,pNTcck upon the Rhine, little
stream about fifty yards wide, aud only two or
three deep, We had made tolerabe progress
up to one o'clock, when the machinery came to u
stop, aud the French hands went TO shouting aud
running about the little deck Ike So many mon.
klcs stark mad. What they said, or what had
happened it was impossible f.r the best scholar
and most sagaeIous man on board to divine; but
after the uost dIliscnt inquiries, wo at last
discovered that the main shalt VI tie engine
was brokcu. The wind was sweeping down the
gorge OF the river in a perfect gale the current
was extremely rapid while there was, directly
IN front OF Us stoue bridge, with sharp projec.
ting sbutments 1t was seen Gy all NJ n glance
tina; If the long itall boat, with her heavy cargo
shond dash hroadsldc against the bridge she
must evidently brake into t'.s like ppcstCm,
and the passengers looked earnest and terrified
The captain dropi his anchor astorn To check her
headwey, but the force of the wind and currcst
together enabled the vessel to drag it after her
as # It had been mere chip on the water
What was then to be done no one seemed 10
know, when tall fellow from Kentucky. that
had not before observed, rose straight from his
seat, like the blidc Of jack knife sprncing out
Of the handle, and shouted in one Of the most
unquestionahlc western dialects, why in hell $
name dom YOU send that boat out with n rope
aud hitch to one of them trees thar T. which he.
ing interpreted to the captain, gave the first
practical idea he seemed to have had for con
siderable length OF time, lie Adopted the sug.
Z vn st and in lose than nyn inluntna tln hoo,
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Something New !!

~ W. c. GOODING would inform thcpublic
-. that he is now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adlustinp Buckles which are decidedly
ahead ofanything vet introduced tor strength, safe
~. and convenience. Call aud examine them for
yourselves. at his old stand oi the sign OF the CITY
Harness Siop, on Columbus street. lie will also
keep assortment Of harness with old style buckles
as good aud as cheap as can bc purchased any
where sept l3
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.hsSVS. oys:-lhuking that there ia no
matter which i, at present in course of iuyestiga
t!un IN Which 0ur community il more deeply in
t,r,sted than in that of deciding upon the best
Agricultural implements, aud especially reap,rs
aud muNers, take the liberty To send for Your
deposition tbe -ubioHrd statement, which find
in Tile journal Of the New York state Agricul-
tUral Society the organ ola body which has
rendered much service to hrrurr--not the least
Of which ha- been by means Of its Fairs, which
have become Of late 50 renowned.
How many Of our machine manufacturers will
compete at this trial. Let not the opportunity
pass, geu'lcmen ZOE Illinois to come oil with the
best Reaper and best Mower. It may never uc.
cur again.
It may be well for me to state that trials per.
formed under the auspices Of this Society, do not
render vcrdcts upon guess work Nathema,i-
cal accuracy is used as far as practicable, even
where it requires large OUTLAWS of money. Wit.
ness the trial Of rlows last summer, where the
drawing Of them through the ground was all per.
formed by rope over windass to insure siea.
diness at the expense Of $500.
April 20. AGRlCOLA.
Itom tie "Jourual ot the Var York Stats igri-
c4ltsrdl Socisty:'
"Wc desire to call particular attention to the
tIial of implements, which the Society propose
TO have tested during the summer a list Of the
implements and machines to be tested is aurex.
cd The time Of the trial will be announced as
sooa rs the season il sufficiently advanced to cn-
able the Executive Committee to ascertain the
time when the grain will be in suitable condition
to test the Reapers.
Those who intend to compete are requested
to give notice to the Secretary as early practI
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Tho pret,icst design We ever saw on the tomb
stone of = child was a lark soaring upward with
rose bud in it. mouth What could bc more
swcctly cmbema,ic Of infant innocence wlngine
its way to heaven under the care of It's guardian
argel'
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD mlorm.hs friends and the
~ public that he has Just opcucd Meat Narkrta'
his u-w building on the corner north nj the Court
House Square IN Ottawa, where hr wlllhe happy {,
supplynll IN. friends and the public wiihIhr choccs
OF everything III the meat line. NegetahIcsot all
kinds also kept on hand,
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
opcnon Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab.
hnih srnI u lsln
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business Gur0s.
uUilOutng,

hedHcrd PTtces IN sHit ne times
THE subscriber would tender hl- thanks to the
clulcns oi Olawa aud vicinity Tor pnst iavors, and
respectfully sOhcl- continuance oi their patron
age lie has taken rooms Directly over the store oi
Rodgers, Mills, 4 Coz .iormrry occuplrd By G.
BrrJ opposite the Mansion House. where he will
be happy to wait on all that should call during bu.
,lnc-- hours Garments otal KIND made to order.
Pants aud vests from !. - to $500
Goats from - to ~. ,drcI3l A VI BAILEY.
\ B--t tuttluy done ON the .hOTt,st notice
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Johnny, my son, do you know YOU have bro
ken the sabbath"
"Yes, dad. said his little sister, "and moth.
ere big iron pot too, in five six pieces.
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OSBORN II VAN VIsANALN,
AT the sign ot
The Cigar Saloon,

w NV - l'l.ss
NNlNG fitted NJ rooms tor th's express pur-
j pose beg I,sy" ia announce ~ the IuhahIlautS
otl.s Sale county that they have opened an cnuns
room iof the benefit oi all .Lomuy give thcm call.
They keep on hand OYSTERS 900 the '.sH and
IN cdEs oi the best quality and -,Nrd up ntn mo-
mru- notice And they are ready To furnish meals
Al any hour for the accommodation oi Tanners and
others They sulci, the patronage ot thr public
and VIII gINe sNIIslAcnun " all uc2l
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 ttor rs .
>rORi,IS a TISEIIR. Geo. |

NORRIS ~ FiSEIIR. ,Gco. II Norris
y Geo. :. lishcrJ .lti0racgS At Lam y Ldnd
IceHfS, OUmrd, H.; Will pay particular nttcn-
ton lothc payment oi taxes m any pnrt of Illinois
purchasing aud selling Real Estate, invcsliGntin"
tiics collecting demands, buying aud selling MI
uary Land Warrants, and locating Them on the
hest LdndS ior soldiers OT others, securing pen
sious and an claims against the Goycmmrn'-
OFflCE-On the southwest corner al the Pub
lie square
Commissioners OF Deeds, &c, for New York
Connecticut, OHIO, New Jersey, Nlchran aud
Wisconsin. May ;. l-i2-tf
f-u\MrIINN WALLACE. q c. Cham
" phn-W II l. Wallace Auorn'gs aHdConn-
seiiois Larc. Office over f. Y GrpGs' Dug
store, Ottawa. nov -, ~.
II y. LELAND, attorney and COunsciir at
IL. Ldp. Office IN the room IN the court house
occupied IN part by the Clerk aud Library OF the
supreme court may ~
NJ l. HOLLISrER, AHorn-y & Counsel.
VII ior di Ldir AMI Solicitor IN 'hrHccrg-
Ottawa, H. Ohce IN the Sheriff. Office Court
Hou-r.
tLON ER & COOK, a. o. Glover-B. c.
~ CuokD attorney, Il CornSsiior' at Ldw,-
Ottawa Office IN kcddIcka Block, cast side Of
the Public Square. June, lSIS-n
~ ". RANDALL attorney Al Lar-Ioliet,
-. Will county, ILL., Aug. 10, lsis-tf
EREER < INGALLS,, u. c. r Freer--G a.
Il Ingalls, Attorneys and Solicitors Chicago,
Illinois. Mar lj-ti,
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niislrll anrous .

a, BURR. Agent Jor Prof1r'.oa h'ura"cr
". C'uVun u! HAufurI-oppo,i,e tie Al1n
zion hou.r.
4 6. STONE S-iNs Han-s ani Trunk Va
81. u.flrto,r guf Carnage Trimmer corner
of CsEaI aud Columbus streets, Ottawa. III.
yOs II WAGNER. Jer.te n the Peace :.
81 O-tice in the North east corner Of the Court
Wog~r, up st,lrs, OuaNa, H. Dec. 1T
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II is asccrtaincd that the insuranee on proper.
ty DESTROYED by the recent fire in Philadelphia,
amounted to sOiO0o0, of which s9Soo0o was
in companies cut Of that city. The loo, ls said,
is l,uSle the ano.n, 4 fsrmns
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Storage s. 1ormar0ina.

ID T. CHARRUAUD Styrage and Co,nmt,
non Merchant Warehouse east side of
Tue bridge, main Cana, Oui.l Ill. Nov. -.
HIl.lS Siora,r Forulriiog arJ Covw,is-
4. son Nsrrbgi. Ue,'.r e., aR ki,isof Pro-
dyrr, Irur- Wlrrhou>. Nu. 2. .Ic cut, Qua
W.. i.Imoi-.
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Ono Of the toas,s drank st recent celebration
was; WonAsl She requires no culosy-Shs
,p,lk, fy tnrseif.n
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Horse ShOcing

nONE at u. Barnard's shop, superntendcd by
- JonV ilooruR
No hoo Prices al this shop Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at ~ % Wagon making con.
unucd al the same place. NJ usual Old friends and
customers, and new, are invited TO call aud leave
their orders dec1 T. BARNARD.