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For Winter Evenings.

The following proposal is vel. endorsed and TO
such as have a taste for literary recreation, 20
more eligible plan, it strikes us, could be present.
cd, FOR passing ple"au,ly and probably the long
evenings Of the coming winter. We hope the
contemplated society will be .ornsd aud prosper
in wb,ch case i, caanot fail to become beGet,
and ornament to our place.
All friends Of literature and fine arts are re-.
specially informed that the subscribers propose
TO form society in which literary aud musiral
productions lectures IN the English, French and
German languages, exhibitions uf the Ottawa In.
sttute, specimens Of needle work, DC, will be al
mtttsd. The hall If the Ottawa Institute i. Of
Tered grsti' for this purpose, 80 that at .Gal II
pense. an agreeable evening may be expected
weekly during the water,
Those wishing To hecoms members, both male
and female will please send ,heir Cards to any Of
ID. subscribers befor, he % III Iu.,
The fret meeting for the selection of officers,
will be announced by the papeu.
{. A. F. NAsQUE,
G HARD,
RoBsRr Moh.rura,
Wy ". C,y.RLr.
n. L. HoLLITss.
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OTTAWA. September stb, 1852.
10 the citizens Of Ottawa 40 are interested ~
eduCufou
On We'd day the 18th inst, there will be a
ltf!r girl 900 thu place. y ho has had schunlug To
Tie amour, Of about thirteen months. IN the Pho
neiic system. and he will read IN our own alpha.
BET. about o. vel as children IN general and
will wu.e faster ,hau any other child Who has
had I've YEAR, schooling land II she should not be
embarrassed, as fast probably a. any man N o.
tawal 10 Two years more she may be e b1irH
reporter what is ,aII of her may he sal'! Of all
children ol ordinary capacity Thu adopt The Pho.
ueuc system.
WIN the permission II Sir Nd-qne she wi,
wrle at Mechanics Hall. at4 O'clock T. u
lHu,e lu,sresyedlu education are invited Go ~.
tend. JAS. ADAI8
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ME--.s EDI1uss - Having several times had
an opportunity e witnessing the surprising etii
cscy of he isdrupsihr applications IN jhe cure
ct aiuu> hopeless cases OF disease, and believing
hat Is vast amount Of suffering and many lives
m'g hl be spared II its pratlcc were generally
aI"y'ed allow me to suggest he publication N
your paper at least occasionally Of some OF the re-
MAJ k4ue cases recorded IN the Water Cure J0U
nal some Of YOUR reader. take lt and are de'Hous
that the superiority of this system should be more
extensively known by ,hcrr friends Throughout
lhe country
The number for September contains most cS,
ceIlent article on bowel complaints by d. ket.
ridge IT Boston. 4 case Of \ family suffering
Vth small ppx treated successfully with water
alone by d. Potter, of Quincy, Illinois, Ai,o a
case # cholera By thu same, cured with water
nf rr beng gwen up by others as incurable.
Sugc these terrible diseases are making such
hayo,S N many ucIgh huhrods and are he dread
It all, au since the Faculty have failed 10 devise
anything WORTHY he name ot remedy (Es gen,
rud ,ldug) no hug more than succss' ron al ~
perInrui- aud failures. it IL important to lO<ie
public attention to = curative agency winch Is
pronounced BY many Nho have loved It as being
at once SIMPLE sqJednd eerfoin
Vermilionville, La Sale county, III.
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TilE subscriber has on hand lot OF COED winter
L Rye Tor seed. Those who want Gun be sup
pied hy calling al; his residence in Ottawa. It has
WELDED between 20 aud 20 bushels to the acre and
ia a sure cgup, besides uilordiug an abundance OF
the best fresh i-cd for young stock dunng the vim
ter aud sp.nc, aGd N the tail also II sowed early.
Aitrt harvest plow The stubbr ~, dmg il over aud
without sowing The sced left OF the ground from
harvesting being sufficient A part OF my crop
this year Was raised IN halfway You are sure OF
a crop II sowcd any ums before water, yet the
earlier ~ 10 sowed the better on accoant of the iced
u affords fsptll A. III HowL.Sp
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DAMN TIE SHISPLAsrEEs-EAcass u, dear
reader we are in had hGnor We cannot see
deception substituted for fair dealing 80 long -
opeu honesty is the only sure road TO ssrcess.
Iht Merchants and Mechanics Bank EFF Chi
cago has issued a .hnPlas:er exactly Ike those
ro.es which are secured as the law requires. The
western papers call TIA" dangerous counterfeit
lis v0rss-'tis deception, frsud, and the only
way to avoid tits to refi" al! notsS N the 4yr.
chants ard Mechanics Bank # Chisogo
". have quoted it doubtful ID d. and dashed
II N our st, and 20 long 40 the .afy,y Of our ga
dgTs require thu course we vii pursue h. We
have worked some' for tie banking system ~
Illinois and we will sink our ship The keP.licr)
O.. vii keep the western bahkers honest.
The stoye IS from Thompscns phi,adgl hia
I-7s M. Reporter. and although the language
{, rough, We cannot bell but second the motion.
So long as this ra.cElly sLiuplsser rssk is toler
Rsed, there is no hops Of our hay,g an houes,
currency 10 ihs state Il is not a viii; more DIS.
honest to get property by breaking the laws
against theft, than it is TO make msuoy and svln-
die the community BY violating our banking law,
and the legislature should place both upon the
same footing, We hope Mr. Thompson vii con.
tinue hi, wal upon western shluplasters and ras
cali,y generally, and If lie succeed, in killing Of
the nuisance, he will in spite Of The paid column.
ofabdso heapel upon him in the C.ieago Iri5.n'
be voted by the West public benefle,pI
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To THE CIrr FArHsRs have a simple sng
gestion to make. Whether dollar OF two nigh,
not be very handsomely expended in mswIug
down the tall weeds and thus bringing to view
the beautiful carpet Of white clover which covers
the bed Of the new public squared Then To tell
the candid truth our delicate olfac,orss ar, ocea
sionally offended IS VIC pass through the luIur.
ant groves Of Jamssto,Sn v.sj which line so many
Of the walks about iowa. AID the disagrceable
odor is not the worst part Of the business. The
fume is very unwholesome. The weed says the
Dspensary, isa very powerful narcotic, d,sposins
to drOwsiness affecting very injurioasy tue eyes,
and is, under certain circumstances, highly ex
citing cause of insanity. Pray goodness it may
not already have in th, last way affected the city
fathers As the Board Of Supervisors are about
to meet on Monday We hope At ea,, the danger.
on. weed may be removed from the yiciaty Of
the court house.
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0ur Congressional Nominee.

We give below extracts from the democratic
papers Of this district, showing with how much
good feeling and uni;sguissd satisfaction the no
mina,ion of Mr. Reddick is everywhere received
as our candidate for congress. The uniform ties
tmony in favor Of bis character As an eGergeuc
and lndefa,issble yorker, is no less just than It
is an evidence thai. the strong points Of his char
acter are understood an d appreciated. In this re
spect, how grea, is the contrast between Mr. IL
and his opponent Although We have the high
est respect for Nr. Norton as on amlable and
kind hearted man, yet who ever thought, at
Springfield, of comparing him. in point Of intel.
lect energy, power, influence, and usefulness, to
Nr. Reddick' While Mr. " ranked a. conslj.
rally less than second rate member Q! the
house. Mr.. r. was regarded on sill hands IS the
strorrest man in the senate. We confess that
with Mr. y. az our member ofecncress, we should
be very amsbly and respectfully represented .
as = kindly, courteous, afIable, and modest mem.
Der one who could make good appearance At
genteel party or grand presidential leyes, Il
such an one is desired We could pyobatl, 90 ne
better than elect Mr. y, bu; If our people want
a man that is willing to rork and knows how to
work, and make himself ielt, then they must take
a different sort OF nsn-theu they must take such
man as Mr. Re4iitk Our people have already
had Opportunity to test the dfsrenca between \
mere ,5ting and q uorking member, and they
will Show at the polls exactly which Kind Of talent
they appreciate best
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cnotsRA-Thsrs have been during the past
week the following deaths from cholera, in this
town.
On Saturday last, Mrs. we'ch, Ottawa Centre
On Thursday, at the Union House, Mr. Dickey
railroad hand,
On Thursday. At the parsonage, Rev. Thoma,
o'Donnoll. formerly pastor Of the Catholic
Church a, this place.
Since Thursday We have heard Of no new ca.
sps,
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WHEREVER THE GREAT NED


WHEREVER THE GREAT MEDICINE
called II &. FAESELL's CrltARArt2 ARiBi,S
lINlNTNr has been introduced, II has performed
the most extraordinary cure. N the annals of me
dical hs'oty-evtrybojy who uses il once becomes
us waumrst tliend--Jhcy not only keep 1t constant
~ on hand Tor the benefit OF ll' timely Use IN cases
ct emergency ,bulrccommepd ttoaIl their friends,
Il hls been before he public ior nearly ten years.
andyct Is daily developing new virtues many d.
srases have been cured by it. Tor which the propn-
-,or has never recommended It; It's magical VIZ
tues spread through the Land with the speed Oh
lightning, and many very many poor luyalds who
supposed their days ON This earth were fast draw
rrs to close have by persryrrng use ofIhis IN
valuable I.nlmeut HEALED, and and now re-
Jolce IN the blessings OF health, and the enjoyment
Of this beautiful World. Read this 10 believe and
no, TO doubt Inquire ofyour nci.hbors whom you
kuo~ to have used IL. and they Wi tell you that
no medicine ever discovered poss, sscs The half Of
It's extraordinary healing powers, The ackmg
pains OF rheumatism NnA neuralgia yield in a few
minutes TO It's powerful uuodyue properties The
l,mr are made to walk Old SORES, which have
rendered the suhrcta oa'hsome thin. to be-
hold are healed. The weak aud trembling, from
dersnged state ofthcncncs, by the u.s OF tins Ii
nrmrnt, rejoice IN the recovery Of their former
health end strength Many long standing alice
lions Of the liver lungs, and kidneys have yielded
90 rs use after the 'luos remedies had failed Il
lsyrr ethcaclous lg curing the diseases OF hor-
se- aud cattle, such as sWrrny, spans, bruises.
..ur4 rr.u.l4 .arrrrce- DIP, shDuIH.-- alIiUf
&c. and d u.'JnIhe beginning never al ,o.op
the further progress OF h,'u.n, po.l.eyl, u.bone
and spawn
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CHICAGO, Sept.
Flour--small sales common country spring a,
2 $50; Michigan 3 10.
vshea,--sales spring at46 csc, according to
quality winter Goa 20.
Corn--sales a, 40 a. 6Sc for standard measure
sst per 60 lbs.
o.ts--sales a, 81 a este $500 bush aHoat at
s7sc.
Barley--saes Al As si6c.
Flax Sced--sales Of small lots ut 81 90.
Brtter--sales at lac per ~
Eggs-ea eic BY the quantity.
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1t always gives US pleasure to notice any arii'
Gle that confers real benefit on the community,
and it il with confidence we heartily commend
Ayers Cherry Peetoral to our readers AZ posses.
sing extraordinary virtues for the cure Of diseases
incident to the throat and Iungs.--lhIs may nc.
count for our frequent reference to this article
which we feel justified in making known TO the
public-N Y Tribune.
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EIli, of Pe!rJ lyagu.r D.,,,,>d

~ Y INI' 4 UTTtUN EINtn, IhlI VIII MAKE np-
~ pAcnton 10 the county court uf La Sale
county on the let Monday in Nov next, for an or.
der 10 sell much OF the lands and tenement,
belonging 10 the estate Of Peter J. Wagner. deed.
s. may he necessary tu pay the debts OF snid
deceased al which lime and plnce all prrsons M.
terestri are requested 10 appear and show cause
why saij rrnl estate should not he sold ior The put.
p"Sr aforesaid. JuSErH II. WAgSHR, Admir-.
Semi III 49,
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Markets.

OTTAWA, Sept II.
Receipts during the week have been about the
same as last week, and but little variation in
prices;
Wheai--winter so 62tc.
Corr--i0 a 2c
Odts-2ic-tendency downward.
Potatoe,-3Itc.
Bdrlty--30c.
Fiax .ea-90c.
T,moihy--l5 ZIG.
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n Office Is hereby given that will make ,p-
: v pucuuun tn the county court OF Iasn.lr conn.
W,un the l-t Monday 10 November, next. for an
"idrf iosrii The land. and tsnuemruts, belonging
'u iAr estate ui Joseph Srltyu, decd, W so much
ihrf'oi as may be necessary to pay the debts OF the
s''" deceased at"h'rh Time and place Nil prrsons
interested are requested lo appear and Show cnu.e
Why sand raj estate should not be sold Tor the our.
p"st, 1iure-n.d. CAROLINE S.AruS, Admr
Sent ll-i-gt
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Fr,m tue STAT. Register.

Third CoS5Er''loS,L D;.R,cr-Ion william
Reddlcs was nominated as The democratic ,andi.
date i,r congress, BY the district Convention AZ
ssmblsd at Bloomington On the lst inst
II i, unnecessary for Us to suy anything 10 COM
menJauoa Of Mr. Rrtdirt Ha has served ny
many wears in cur state senate. and he is well
known as one Of the most Industrious, hard woIA
inE practical men among u lie !. a mar oi r.
markedly fine and sound Intellectual powers. lis
election may be set down a, certainty
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POsrroSEb-The meeting of the democracy
which had been called on last night, was postpo
ned until Monday night Let there be general
turn out. Several addresses may be expected.
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cLornrss.-our Co,hcrs are again filling up
their extensive Establishments for the fall and win
Ter trade Their stock, this fall, will greatly sur.
Pass thnt Of any previous season.
Among The most prominent Of those establish.
nents s that Of Mr.. Josh. wbilmore on the cor.
DER Of Canal and In Sale SITS. Southwes, corner
Of the Court House squire. Hs has just laid in
. large and we'll selected stock, which he offer,
-Ssty low.
Mr. Wise has also laid 10 4 heavy supply
read HE advertisement
NJ Kchn and Mr.. Raugh are just opening
their stocks and will give full details mex. week.
nv~..A Nr,ar.v hv Nox,.. - u,
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ssa OTTAWA NURSERY,
S3Es II SALLE COCNTT H.

&17SS Ia SALE COUNT Ill.,
<TTTIIs & MURPHY would announce 10
" the public ths. they will have ior sale, THIS
Fail at their nursery, situated 80, mile srst IT the
court house on the road leading TO Pen, a mos, *
irnsiye assortment Of tut Tree, ,Shrhhrfy liar.
dy Roses, Greenhouse aHt herbaccouse perennial
plants.
Our stock Of standard huit anddvaupear trees
comprising all the varieties of apple, peGT, plum,
cherry, and apricot recommended by th, cougres.
Of kuii growers ar, %! 'uch ~ and quality IS
no contrast car dl,parage.
OfGoozeberrie, We have 10 varieties. Currouts
IS varieties. nf Grapes. he black Hamburg,
Clinton, Isabella, and Catnwtn Ru>pherries,
the yellow Auiwerp, real h'R tUftrerp, tfauCo-
u7 and For.,o'i Flowery shmhs-Alhcas
t.Owrr. Almonds Amospha, Corcurus, CurmE,
yellow tl0wrug, CofGncagter, EuOnWons, Forsy-
thea Japan Ounce Lilac prlyei 81 Peers ~rr,ih,
JGda. Tree. Spircas, Synugas. HirEsild R0scd,
considered by many the most beautiful plant intro.
ducrth By Nr Fortune from China.
OfRoss- We have Bou,bons. Bengal, Tea, Nor.
settle IIybud China, Perpetua,s or Remon!a's,
Climbing roses Mos, roses and NrroyhiNs roscs
Ppoues--fuony molon audherhaCeons pTpnes
fhoS-SeyrraI varieties including phoI drum
monde; Double dahils. carnations, plcosees
chFysauihsmums pOmpoue or Lii pulIau Chrysan-
thrmum, peuness, N.erembergrns, gennurus,
hetothrOpCs yucas, etc.
Sumner Cii-jus-Maurandii Barclsyana,
Coben, Soandens, and Lophospufmrn.
BHit0uS Fi0trcr Roofs-AHemoue, g.aullog',
lus. iium tlhstose. tulip, etc
H,Gge Pllai.-2ooUo0 Usage orange plants
oil the most thrifty growth
NHISsru Sioeks--lo0 600 apple seedlings, 400
cherry 1000 h'ums which W. will sell cheap to
persons starting nurseries, either as stocks or
worked.
Greenhouse Piapts-Rhododendr calmcas,
n2elns, an CameUas
Our nipple trees which we offer for sale this fall
are 4years old.
Cherry, do
Standard pear, do
Dwarf pear, do 2&
Vegetables for sale at the nurseTy-at al times.
Pickles put mp in barrels, and glss- Jars 10 order
for private families.
The public are invited TO call and Judge whether
they can do better elsewhere,
/ Ouawa Sent IL 1880. NORRIS u MURPHY.
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4 Boy Wanted

AZ tl'- oAico 10 learn the printing business-hom
Il to ld year. old, oae from the country prefer.
red
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The undersigned Offer, himself a. mn iulcpend.
cat candidate tor the office oi sheriff OF Ia Sale
cuauiy at the ensuing .scuon.
ADJUST - l-Js RlCuARD THoRNE.
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We are au'borizri to announce pr IL " flor,
KiNsas an inp,pJuIrni candidate Tor coroner. sp,l
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York ia sums 10 sut, purchasers, for sale
by n1y5 NoERls y fisuLR.
Money also RENTED through Griuurl Minmrn
< Co. New York, TO any part OF Europe. at the
lowest rates.
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BoAnp OF SUPERVISOR. board Of Super
visor' Of this county meet At this place next
Monday.
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From th.J,llet SiEnal

From in- j'Nef signal
or Nj R-idick it !. hardly necessary tor u, TO
speak, for his political history Is well known
throughout the district Right glad are we thS,
tie convention la, presented us 80 good and pop
ula7 4 man.--For many years he has represented
the l., Sale district in our State Senate, ,nd has
proved himself an active efficient snd faithful leg
isa,or. He il native Of Ireland, but has resi-.
ded 10 Ia Sale county since IT'S sirst settlement;
and i. consequently well acquainted with the
van. and interests Of the people @. the district
Mr Reddick IS 3 democrat who has slwsys
shown himself ready to labor ioT the principles Of
his party--or 10 other words he j,a wo,sng dem
ocrat. His nomination va, received with satis'Ac.
ton by the democrats here, bat the funeral A.
poet q the couutenances Of M Norton aud hs
friend. indicate their feelings m the matter plaza
or than word, could 60. wish the names OF
Pierce and King, Ma,.son and Enrner, and Red
dick on our banner We arc lGst Is ,nre u 'cto-
~ as th. day Of election take. place.
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We are authorized to announce ". T.. lloLLH.
rYRos a candidate tor States Attorney Tor the 9lh
judicial Circuit sept. (.
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The undersigned is \ candidate tor rc election
al the ensuing November election.
Ottawa, S,rt. II ls,s. paMc IEurEY.
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New York Clothing store

il the Great Emporium OF the mos, iashonabIe
and mos, substantial Ready Made Clothing in OF
lava, where every one can get his moneys worth
IN goods made up In the neatest style and OF the
very best material
lie, others brag rs much as they please about
So ling clothing ~ per cent cheaper than eyeybo.
DIV else, the undersigned is sure that the truth will
and must come out and the people OF Ottawa and
vicinity will find that his prices are prices by which
to sell, and that those wishing. 10 purchase Will
flock in crowds to the New YORK Cheap Clothing
store as he has Just received, and is still receiving
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1 NIamounl Of Gf-t quality Ruble Rock ioi
n sale, very cheap, apply 20
may2J ] g N,rrtNorE.
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Caution

| HEREBY iorewom all persons from trusting
! my son John Byucs nged2 years, on my &C.
count. as shall pay no debs OF his contracting.
sept. IL, 1882 JouN ByRsEs, sen.
O HARRIS, NJ d, ikysician and S,.rg.d,,
u. Office where Dr. Thompson formerly Wa. up
stars m R,ddcks Block neal the telegraph Office.
toar,Is Mt The Mansion House. Sent ii 1851,
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Fail and winter Clothing.

without exception, ever before offered in this mar,
ket, he Is also confident tina, he can and will sell
Them cheaper than any other house in town. He
therefore, soIic,s call from every one tina, wishes
to purchase clothing.
York Clothing Store, before you purchase. Don't
be pursuaded 10 purchase before you see the goods
and prices a, his old and we'll known stand, oppo.
site the Mansion House, in Bassnetts brick build
ing, one door .a- OF tho Chicago cheap store
Ills stock consists IN part OF
A yery large and splendid assortment Of over coats.
A grea, variety ofbusiness coats at oil prices and
qualities
A maenificen, lot Of frock and dress coats.
The greatest assortment Of pants, lancy and PLAIN
Vests Of all descriptions and styles.
White and fancy shirts.
Trunks, valises, and carpet bags
A superior assortment Of genllemcn's furnishing
goods. In shor, everything usually kept in wei
essnr,,d cloth,pp store. / will again ask my old
friends and customers, and all others, to give me q
call before buying elsewhere, as l nm determined
10 sell cheaper than the cheapest
Remember my old motto, no trouble but take
pleasure in showing goods. lspll. L. WISE
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Election ia Mans uss, Tuesdsy.
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ouAwA Nrlsksr, BY Norris Al Murphy
~ - advertisement.
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The War Still RACES!

Truth IL powerful and must conquer
Falschood nailed to the counter
Truth and FaIsehood are in eternal combat!
10, ever victorious Truth procaims, loud and tn
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N|IGTNWlTN TOT 1nIf al Ur UWTStI VsHI at WIIIFE.
Pickles put mp in barrels, and glas. jars to order
for private families.
The public are invited TO call and Judge whether
they can do better elsewhere.
0rnvn semi II 1850 NoRgis & NuRPny.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

A FREAK OF FoRTUnE.-The New Orleans
Crescent says Thousands of returned Cali
fornians will probably rccollect the firm OF
Priest, Lee a. CO.. at Sacramento Tuey estab
lished one of the first trading houses at that
place, before the town was laid out They
commenced with small capital, and in eighteen
months were the possessors of immense wealth.
Two years ago the firm became emba rrassed in
consequence Of heavy losses At that time
Barton Lee, esq, one of the senior partners in
the house, was the wealthest man in Sacra-
mento, his property being estimated, and proba
bly, not much over estimated, at million and
halt OF dollars, but he lost all in the reverses
which involved himself and partners. We are
informed by late number of the Sacramento
Transcript, that Mr., Lee is now at The Sand.
wich lstnds, engaged in his former occupation,
as house carpenter
The southern press., 1852-01-06

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN CENTRAL AMERICA
"A letter from San Juan states that Munoz
has been banished to Honduras for two We, rs
and that the old Pichengo party, the most for
mdabIe in the country, had revoted. They
already had, on the Goth inst, 600 musk cts in
Leon, and would make formidable fight for
the control Of the State.