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pIpron Timber.

. Wor W,g Cut 1.-The trees IN Oregon have
long been subject Of remark on account OF the
immense size, \ letter from Oregon Rcntious
the fact that the keel Of the steamer Lot Whit.
comb, 100 feet long is made from the length oi
tree. One tree, on the claim of Judge String
Cathlamet, a drawing Of which was recently
made for pictorial newspaper stood 10 feet in
diameter ut the bottom, and $50 feet high But
trees are found that measure 800 feet ~ they
lay extended on the ground, and near the coast
200 feet in length Of saw logs have been taken
from tree on more than one occasion. Fir and
spruce run up spre.likc, hrtheit among the
clouds, never throwing out any large lateral
branches.
The manner Of telling spruce timber ia rather
peculiar. With u large augur, 4 hole is bored
through the green standing tree, or two bole,
bored to meet within the white or sap part oi
tie wood. Then coal Of nrc ia put into the
hole, the draupht Of air scls it to burning, and
in from to IL hours. according to the size OF
the tree. It flls, with little or uo more waste ol
wood, than would be used 10y an aXr.man Iu-
then buttrd aud cut up with a saw, Thus Is
minutes with an augur, doeS the work Of half or
two thirds Of day with an 6Ae,
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An Affecting Scene .

An affecting and lovely scene took place on Sa.
turday at the room Of Gov. kosSuth immediate.
ly after the ceremonies of the Legislature. A
committee Of boys on the part oi their A-socia-
ton, waited upon the Governor, to present him
with their mite, when Master II. H. Lewis, in
presenting it, remarked: "SIr. kossuth, | am
requested by the boys Of Columbus to present
you our little subscription TO the Hungarian
cause, which is thirty five dollars caunot give
YOU set speech, but must say what first come.
into my mind" Here, apparently oycrcu,nc by
the feeling inspired by the occasion, he paused,
the tears gathering in hi, eyes aud with coa,ide.
rab,c effort, he added: God do for you al
your country needs" Again he paused, aud
with trembling voice proceeded "Heaven
clu?e which We love So well, and may you be
happy in it' success" Tears choked his utter.
ance; and koSsuth. scarcely less affected, tire
tears rolling down his checks, replied Ny
boy there is more eloquence in tbs than in
words Here kossuth gently reached h;s agm
around the boy. drew him to his side and add.
ed j May Heaven bless you in turn. BE
true hearted boy and noble man Love free.
dom-loye your country, and love them that sul.
fer every wherefore Goin Kos.uth then
withdrew his arm, aud shook him by the hand,
as well as the other members of the Committee.
sperkng IN the meantime in language of counsel
and tenderness, as from his great heart flowed 70
purely. The room was nearly filled witk ladies'
and gentlemen, from whom sohs and tears cams
freely aud from those least expected Thus clo-
se9 one OF the most patriotic touching and affect
ng scenes it has been our lot to hear ol for ma.
ny u day. Ohio STATE yolrui.
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NJ. OTTAWA ILL, SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1852.

bus Ohio on the 25th inst. Bills establishing
THE Maine Law" are now before the Legisla-
trres Of Maine, New York, and New Jersey
The Tribune, of Tuesday, publishes letter pur.
porting to have been written by Capt Charles
!Srajrg, Of the whale ship, "Monongahela,' Of
New Bedford in which he gives a statement Of
the capture Of the yer!table "SEA SERPENT" 10y
happening him. He gives the following as the
size of the beast: Length, lO3 feet inches , cir
cumference at the neck, ~ feet ! inch. 1t may
be a true story, but it smells very strongly both
Of the fish and snake stories Of which We hear 50
much.
Charges Of a serious nature have been preferr-
ed against the Governor and Chief Justice OF
New Mexico, which are now being examined by
the Cabinet
Our citizens were much gratiicd yesterday
with the intelligence thai the Committee Of
Ways and Means have determined to report u
bill establishing Mint i6tbis City.
.fsE.
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TnE FALts N THEIR WINTER DREss-Tl
Falls Of ST Anthony have presented M appear
ance of unusual beauty and magnIiiceuce, tho
present winter. The whole sheet Of water, from
top to bottom has been one solid mass Of ice.
with the exception of few feet in width in the
centre Of the cataract. BY solid, icy stairway.
individuals have asccnled from the bottom to the
top Of the cataract, the mighty Father Of Wa
ters' foamug and laundering beneath them. Tho
beautiful and fantastic forms assumed by this icy
draperv, have been the admiration Of every Wis
itor. Here might be seen mnaensc iciclcs Of 10
or l2 feet in length, in color resembling stalae-
tites of one and two feet in thickness at the base
there delicate mantle Of frozen spray, crumb-
ling like irsst work at the touch; further on,
solid sheet Of gli,tering ice clear as crystal.
whose massive ribs afforded convenient steps for
ascent, within which, here and there, where tho
water had met with distractions, might he seen
what appeared like little goodies, enclosing dia.
mouds, whiIs in another spot were tables, col
umus, and but slight effort of the Imagination
might regard rs statues, hewn from marble. I'M
der the Influence Of he warm weather this
month, these beautiful creations have all dsap.
pesred like the baseless fabric OF a vision" but
those who had the good fortune to witness tho
spectacle, will not soon forget It's matchlcss
beauty-I Anhony ErprsS.
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Iudupncc OfCI,mnip

At q recent meeting OF the Boston Society Of
Natural History, some lntercstns communications
were made relative to the climate this continent
and its peculiar effects ON the human sy'tem.
Mr. Dr,or stated that more rain fell in Central
Europe than in New England. He also alluded
to the fact that stimulants are much more exciting
20 the human system here than there. MI pesor
added that Germans find ihat they lose irsh nj
ter their arrival in America, Mr.. Briggs said that
he had noticed that English workmen who had
been accustomed at home to drink from four to
SIX quarts Of beer daily. are quite unable to drink
that quantity here without intoNic1nou. In Nis
sour, with a temperature Of 1909, uud a dew
point at 90, sufficient TO make the roads muddy
with condensed moisture, he had noticed that men
drank very large quantities olstlmulNIts without
ntUXicatlun. At the present season Of the year,
the air of New England is 80 nearly auhydrous,
tha. such articles as raw hides dry in tempcra.
turG Just below freezing, without being frozen.
The president said that he had no doubt foreign.
CTS lose flesh on coming to America, and that the
Americans are as race, thinner than the Euro
pcais Formerly tins fact was attributed IN New
England TO the large quantities Of cider drank
but this opinion must have been erroneous rs this
practice has almost died out and the fact remains
Possibly the dryucss Of the air may have some
thing to DO with it, from its con,tringng proper
ties. Dr.. Knceland suggested that there might
be a chemical reason for it, namely, the greater
proportion of oxygen in the air calling for lar.
ger supply of carbon to be eliminated from the
lungs in respiration. Dr. Cabot says that he had
frequently heard 1t remarked by gentlemen from
EHropc, tina, ,h.y found the climate of New En-.
gland very stimulating to the nervous systcm.-
Mr.. BouvG thought that very many of the differ.
ences Of custom between ,he English aud Amcri.
cans, might be directly or indirectly traced to he
differences OF climate as the sole cau.e.-Syriny.
ryli kty
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SPRISGFELD MASuTAcTuREs.--Wc have soc@ ut
the jewelry store Of Messrs Ives Il Curran Que
hundred and twenty dozen gold breast PIN
tongues, manufactured by them for the very ,S.
tcnslye Wholesale house of Cohan 4 Harrison. 20
John street, New York Mes.rs. C. d Ii. ordered
the job because they had seen specimens Of tho
aeticles manufactured by Ives 1 Curran, for their
own use, and pronounced them superior to any
thing of the kind they procure in New York or
elsewhere, Il compliment which all acquainted
with their work will confess to hc well deserved.
II these large New York kdval,rs snd i profitable
To have tht, article Manufactured in thi, city,
there can he no doab, that dealer, in the western
country would save none, by also puohnsiugo of
ly.. IL Cuum. They also manufacture with
.qml skin ail kinds ut plain icwclp gold and I'll.
We, ware, Nosons odd fellows aud Temperance
Jsvels.-- Spr.ayt!G HSy.
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@S Va "a @ @as
,arri1re and WAGON Mandatory

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
C. GAY would iuiurm his friends and Custo'
-. u"r- that he has removed To- ms ncw -hopot
tDr.uuiu- west corner OF the public square where he
vil,onruuc clhrmonuincurHgo oicaulalrs ,huIgc'
nnd wagons lu the latest and most approved styles
Being 70 prcucaI workman. he iiougr- huuscll tha
hccan build a- good work can be produced IN TN.
market Work modrto ordrrand warranted to CIV,
entire -a'i-iacuou Repairing done on 'h"shoT,es
notice.
Cash paid iorseasoncd lumber, J. &. GAY.
~ GROW = PANT shop up stairs.
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THE AURORA BuKENLls AID TIL MAGNETIC lei
rGEArH-The Aurora Boreals, visible on WeineS
day and Thursday nigh, ) last, the most bu.lialt
and remarkable exhibition of the kind noticed
here for years, was attended with some very SIN
gu,Rr phenomena. On Wednesday morning an
unusual appearance o! atmospheric electricity
was manifest on all the tclegraphc Ines Hdjotug
from this city, East, ' est aud South, which con,
tinued more or less till Thursday evening, At
tines there was a powerful current upon the
wires sustained for inutes, then it would d.n.in'
i,h to nothing and the current from the bait crlos
cease TO have any effect on the magnet 1t came
not in fits and tlashes, as is the case during thuG
der storms. bui would emit u steady spark for
seconds. and even minutes. Daring this time the
weather was cold and remarkably clear Tie
same effect was noticed in other cities In Bos
ton, it ia said, there was sufficient electricity ia
supply the telegraph wires without employing
the batteries. BY noticing and recording these
remarkable effects clue may yet hG obtained
which will uurayel this mystery Of the skies.
The phenomena of the auroral lights has long
been attributed to electricity, and various theorc,
have been offered to account for them, all, how
ever, unsatisfactory. 1t has been noticed that
they prevail most in cold weather, aud in clear
frosty weather the air is most electrical. Cold
Will change conducting substances into eIec;rics
and increase the power OF lsub,tances already elgc
tic. The air at certain height is found to bt
exceedingly cold. The iof,ri points Of the at
mosphcre between the tropics are violently heat
ed during the day by the reflection OF the sums
rays upon the earth, and would therefore be n con
ductor dischargng electricity upon the earth in
thunder storms, and being recruited from the up
per and colder regions, producing electric current.
from each pole towards the equator, as observed
during the prevalence Of the Northern Lights
This is one Of the theories but it is not without
lis difficulties not easily explained, Perhaps tie
magnetic telegraph may help 10 a better solution
- ptjIyi J.,lt,r
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Stadden's Mill.

I'm T. subscilbcrwould inform the puhlictha the
/ above Mllllsin full operation once more andhe
sprcparcd to grind, or exchange lourior whcatat
nlltmrs to suit thecus,omers; aud wthslnCiattcn-
tonto business, heh oshnrcn partofthepublic
patronage. Farmers please call aud see as you
will always find the micrs ready TO wait on you,
niphtorday, Cash paid forwhcOt
DAYTON, Jan 2j JONATHAN SrAupry
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FIFTY YEARS AGo.-On the 10th, Mt Washing.
ton, the House was engaged on the bill granting
land to Missouri, for two railroads running west.
ward In the course Of the debate Mr.. Moore, Of
Louisiana, remarked that when, fifty years ago
he descended the Mississippi, but few white men
were to be seen along its banks, and there were
only few thousand white inhabitants settled in
the valley. In 1872, he saw the first steamboat
land at New Orleans at which time the produce
Of the country was altogether conveyed in fat.
boats, What change has been wrought Now
there are thousands of steamers competing for the
freight produced and imported by the west
The commerce of the west was lds, year valued
ut S940 100000, lfndustry enterprise and me,
Chanical ingenuity continue to progress as they
have done in the last half century 1t will not be-
more than fifteen or twenty years before we can
travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific in from,
Two to four days. nnd the vast stlcuitores of Utah
Minnesota, New Mexico, Oregon, &c, will be lill
with happy aud prosperous people, This s a
great country.
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For the Free Trader.
TO Mrs. MARY ANN BRISTOL.


Oh weep no more, ioud mother,
Thy babe "a how AT rest,
Where slghs shall never gather
Around her gentle breast,
v here flowers shall bloom forever
But she's the sweetest there,
For never can mother
Give up child more fair.
Thy Ella was t0o fair to live,
Tho not too fair to die;
Aud oh how deeply wilt thou grIeve,
How deeply wilt thou SIGH
The last sad look, the farewell kiss,
The knowing We must part;
In lite there's not an hour like this,
30 rendms to the heart
Lone, dark and drcar will seem thy home.
Lately 50 sweetaGd bright;
Al things will speak of the Lost one
An Angel, now, OF Light.
But lie who bid the wind "be still"
And ca!med the swelling wave,
Can bend thy soul 10 meet his will,
And only wounds-to save.
Ottawa, Feb. 7, lsJI STELLA"
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Something New

II W. G. GOODlNG would inform lhcpuhlc
-. that he is now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead ofnnythug vet introduced tor strength. safe.
ty, and dconvrnlencc. Call and examine them for
yourselves, at his old stand oi the sign Of the City
Harness Ship, on Columbus street, lie will also
keep an assortment oi harness with old style buckles
as good and as cheap as can be purchased any
where son, "a
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
\ tt or nr y 9 .

r,I>MPIINN y WALLACE, j. G. Chnm-
I pIn-W II l. Wallace attorneys and Co""-
Srllors ai Laro. Office over l.. Y. Gnggs' Drug
store, Ottawa. nov 3D. ~
~ =. Leland. Attorney and COnnSeii0T at
IL, Ldp Office IN the room IN the court hous"
occupied in part by the Clerk and Library. OF the
eunrrme court. may ~
NORRIS Il FISKER Geo II Notris-GcoS )
Y Fisher liiDracyS At Laio md LdHd agents,
Olirra, W VIII pay particular attention I" the
payment ottaxcsinau any part Of Illinois purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ing demands, buying aud selling gmliiny and war
rants. and locating them on the beSt hndS tor sol
dirrs or others securing pensions ana all claims a
uan-t the government. Office Oh the southwest
corner ot the public square.
II T. uOLLlSrER. attorney and Co""scior
ii, ~ LardRd S0licitorIR thdRcGg-OHaWd
II Office IN the sheriff Office, court house.
t.Ioycr n Cook, u. o. Glovcr-B. {. Cook A.
foracgs and Coiawiiors Al Ldn-Oitdwa, o.
fccn R,IilcEts Block, east side ot the pubhc
square. Jun 40"
Henry G.. Cotton, attorney and C0HHseHot al
La,o and SJiicitOr m ChlHcery-- Ottdtrd, iiS
Office m the Cour, house. Jun =. .
y. ~ .Rlnduii, Attorney at Ld~--Joaet, u "'
ca Uls Aug 10, lsiS--u
FrcerA ingalls,, a.. { 7 FEEUR, G \ lN1AIlsl
lfiJrHsyy and Solicitors, Chicago, lie. mrl1.
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Nliscrllunruus.

G.Enrr, L. gent t,r FrJicr'ion luFsuJEce tompd-
M. HriGrl--opp1silnl the Mansion House.
Jucab G.StOnc, SIiHe, H1rEcSS. and TrHRk
migpticiIrcr, and Carriage Trimmer, ,cornrrol
Gluti luI CoumjuSstJccls, Ouawn. mars
jos. Il. Wagner. justic- Of The Pcdcr office M
the uortiI-cust corner oltAe courlhouscup stairs
OuGnI, H. dec 1'i9
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SANTA Ir. Jan. 81

SANfA y, Jan. ol.
Nessrs Editors Discoveries Of gold have
been made; the prospecrs are highly encourag-
Ing, aud hundreds are very sangune, have
no reason to believe that anything l have prev
iously stated to you as fact about these dlscove-
ries is incorrect. On the contrary, have great
confidence in the truth Of these reports. But ia
there anything extraordinary in such discoveries
here History, tradition, the thousands Of marks
to show that mining has once been carried on ex-
tenslvely all over the country prove, n. well as
the thing can be proved, that this is land rich
in Minerals The ella country has always been
pointed at as such. The precious metals are not
gathered here in quantities, simply because for u
long time there has been hardly any effort made
to find it, Very sincerely Yours
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Eu g a:aA "a q: u & va 9
Brunker's Rifle HIanufaCtory.

~ ME subscriber having returned from the ca-'
n after visiting the pa,manu'nr'orlrs, hr
IA Is now prepared 10 manufacture lrcr,tora
,cd Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle ,vhchhc war
rants To be- equal to any made M this STATE or else
where. lie viii also keep constantly on hand and
iorsa.r.a good assortment olduuhr and single bar
relied Fowung pieces, Powdr, lIask- Game Bags
Sho, Pouches Percussion Gaps ana asuperlcr artl-
Gle ct Sporting Powder.
Al,k!nds iIobbmg IN the suusm.,h.uc done with
ucatucss and despatch
SAopon the east ,id" OF Columbus 81, one door
snmthmI Ihe ImInn llmn-c. lunr 22-ll
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From Donivan's Adventures in MeXic,
Fearful Death CT a Robber.

Stopping at miserable ranchcro, near Car.
milo over night in the fofe part Of the next day,
we approached n narrow mogn.aln pass, when
suddenly the deem solitude was broken bv an In
DIAN who made the wood. rcsound with the echo
shri.ks from his steutnriun Lynps H., wa, pur.
sued by a MEXICAN nbbcr. who held his mu,ket
noi..d for a sbot Uurriedly and uuexpec,edly
tL.y dashed nast lis from the woods upon a
t,ard surface Of rocks and irterspersed with
stunted bushes at 4 place which hat starved
and taupled chlppara will hardly ever live Ia
again witness The robber sometimes tripped
and fell The thoms and branches had torn
away fragments Of his clothing and barred his
grew head: but intent upon hi, victim he cared
for none Of these things All around lowered
high hills. halfclotbed with shaggy forests. while
their precivi.ous crair, AMI scars of avalauchcs
gave them AN appearance Of savage desolation
These hills. in the province of Coahulo. are the
terminating ridgo Of that chain of the great Cor
dillera called the Sierra Madre, and are channell
sd by raynes often extending from top to bot
tom. presenting the appearance OF deep gaehes
Gu. in their side. MANY of them expand and
grow shallow az thew apuroach the base. where
the torrent Of eaith aud stone spreads itself over
the valley. Up such an ascent the una,rued In
dian made his wav, pursued by his furious antag-
oni-t
Our party all paused to witness the struggle.
A little stream. whose waters at this season
trickled down the narrow chasm covering over
The rock Afforded precHIous looIhoid' hUt i"e
. frightened savage Sioped hs way the SIDES 81
'hs ra'ine towering ABOVE hi' nraG' ana ieaIi
Only sulp oi INC o'l9 SKY "'IDie between 'htt
Ntrglhg edges' a 'iTe M the rare was shdaeh'
~ hea'u' ana uhe mountain oei!oWed oacH t"e
. report Out the i"'i"h climbed unnurI gaming
q ETflEl AZ
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= a. Livery Stable.
- Boot & Shoe Shop,
WV. 4. FASH

WOULD inform lh" pubic ,hit he has ial'y
opened a shop on Madison street, IN the bui!dnE
formerly occupied by Buchauan 4 Erchcberg"r,
and M.,y by Bailey x E.ahclhrrgrr, a. tailor
shop. where b" is prepared 'o manufacture to or
drraI, kinds ot worn "a the above iue, "a the best
u-,.b'c manner.
ucwI.l also keep on hand good assortment OF
BOOTS lND SHOkS,
which hr wl.l sci. al, the very low,-l pr,rr' Mend
In, done az short notice and M the ura''-f manner
Cad audstrl January 10 l0'4-ly
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Gtoroac s. fotwar0inO.

= l. Chnrrnand. Storage s Commission Ncr-
rII,-Warehou,- castsIlr uithc hrdg" Nu,u
canul, Ottawa, H. nov -
l.. TI,lis. M,rJgc. F,rruii1e aod CoHglISUo'
H.rrlli. I~ller in di .Hdsot proiuc" Irur' :
Warehouse, Mo-, SIr.cut, Oul"l, ILLINOIS
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Dress MAKING.

M RS. GEORGlANA PARMlIiEE wishes to
WI call the attention OF the Ladies Of Ottawa
and vicinity, that She has opened shop
Up Stairs, orcr Mrs Greqgs Myincrv Shop
where she is ready tomake to order Cioaks, Dress.
rs, Mdniiiids, &c, at the shortest notice, aud in
the most fashionable styles. Ladies wishing to Get
work OF this kind done will please give us a call
Fail and Winter Patterns lust received di.
rect from New York and torsale
ALSO--PNn Sewing done to order, n the
shortest notice Oct IL
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House and IOt for SnIc.

I OF in alOrk6f, IN States addition Ottawa
! 4 upon which there Is one story house l6hy2l
crl well finished, aud n good diturr around the lot
soilrred Tor sale at bargain. The o, is on the
opposite side ol the stree from the Fomdy Pos.
session given Immediately Trrms cash
LUKE CANANAUGH.
Ottawa, TED 10, 1852.
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OSBORN n VAN NleANhEN,
nj the sign OF
Thc Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, lLI.,
HAVING fitted mp rooms Tor this express pur
i | pose, beg leave To announce 10 the lnhabuaul-
OLA Sale county that they have opened an eating
room for the hru,tiiui ui, whowuv 1--WE ihcma call.
They keep ON hau OISTERSn the she'll aud
m cans ol the bc~, quality and served up alta mo-
mcuts notice. And th.yarr ready toimulshm meals
ut any hour for the accommodations fgrmUSaud
others They solcI, the patronage ot the public
and wlIl pIys satisfaction td all. uC25
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House Painting.

THE iuhscrILrr has opened poInl Fhop on Ja
nal street IN Ottawa next TO Hossocks Stor
near the Side Cut where he will be- rcudy tore
cclye order, Tor work, or do any kinds otpalntIui
thltmay b, desired tou3-ND b IuMBs
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Al HcdHcrd Priccs 10 SUit me ttmcs
THE subscriber would tender his thanks 10 the
cllrns ot Ottawa and vicinity Tor past iavors ana
respectfully sollclts continuance Of their patron
age. lie has taken rooms directly over the store OF
Rodgers, Mills, Il Co., lormerly occupied by &,
Burry opposite the Mansion House, where he wIlI
be happy to wait on all that should call during bu'
.ires, hours Garments otoIl kinds made TO order
Pants aud vests, from S % 10 $500.
Goats, from - to 81. ,dccl3 VI BAILEY.
NG-Cutting done on the shortest notice
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Millinery! ~
Horse ShOeing
Supc uc riou.

% BBLS supctii winter wiclt FIX war
~ pnt,d, ior sllct F.b. u ln' ooo =.