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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
GGita9u lOrcrtiasmrn,s.
% Z Y G. D o . s,
at Wholesale
COOLEY, D~NDssrU & Co,

200 Sgath IIdisr Street.
NJ l. are now opening a very large and well Sc
w lrcted stock OF
Dry Goo,h and YapL,e Notions.
AZ oar new and commOdiOu, ware rooms io w, .r,,
Ne would respectfully solicit the attention nt CJuH-
M Merchant Pedidrs, and Tutors, before pur-
chasing elsewhere
We buy exclusively Of Manufacturers. Auction
Commission and Importing Houses in very heavy
lpt- and thereby AVOID paying Que profit, which o..
country Dealers are compelled 10 pay to Eastern
J'hhrrs. This enables 10 offer superior induce
mruiS, aud having made extensive arrangements
tor the coming spnng and Summer trade, He are
determined 10 sell as LOic as Eastern Jabb,a
Nth 0Hig an additional PcrceRtasc, 10 c0rcr cast
II IraHSPoridtCh
Our Stock consists in part of
Bales brown Sheetngs and Shrtings,
Hickory Stripes,
brown Drills and Ticks,
DENNIS,
Cases Cocheco aud other Popular Prints,
Common do
:" Beach"d Shrlings,
Printed Lawns aud other Dress Goods,
IWerd., Jeans and >a'incu,,
Fancy and Black Cashmere,
Pieces French, English aud American Cloths,
SATIN, Si,k, and Fancy Nc-.ugs.
Together with general assortment of Dry
Goods and Yankee Motions suited 10 the Western
trade. NJ Orders will receive proaipt attention.
Thankful for past iuvors, We hop" to meet a con-
tnuance oi Patronage from al, OF our Old custom
crs and the trade generally.
Chicago, March 21-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Sweet 1'otRtOcss
school Land for Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will, on
~ Tuesday The llh Day Of Nav merit,
oe.ween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud o'clock
? ~, offer for sale on the premises, TO ,he h,ghes,
5odder, Sec: l6 in Torn 81. Range .. East oi the
on p NJ. Town OF Ophirl IN the County of La
sale, numbered and snb.dvided by the Tmstees
., SAD Township, as may be seen by a pla, ON file
ine terms OF sale will be Tor Cash with the pri.
vIege TO each purchaser of hotro,ying irnn, ill.,,
Sehool Commissioner the amount "r H. III wv
o'y,wSL Npt,l NV Willis WAIT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Every pcScyiDIiOu

w "i winch vii be- sold tor a les, price in ever,
Instance than can be- bought elsewhere. nj
MrEEtg'~ ONr Pace STORE,
march eft I3- l.aka 81 tLIug',, Ii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
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Home NaO0laclnIr & ottawa Enterprise
q az $40
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

In the Prices Of Hats at
fELCIls HAT Il car MANUFACIOHY.
lor''y IF CoaH osi CDh,,]a, rlr..r.
OTTAWA. Hi
I would return my sIucrrr thank 10 '',r ,,ui|
i Tor 10" very uh'n manu"r boo which they hnv,
encouraged lh' home Wauull, f'r,. ui lf. and nav.
iuG MAJ" arrangements iur obtaining uv material
tor haltug purpose from the l,rs,',t importing r,-
adjustments ~ the east, now otter ru lbr puhc
the very best arjIr" o hlt thar can Ice u,,I,uf rr.
ed, Tor the low p1cr At 81, which | vII warr,u
superior IN amy - hat sold n tins town and every
DINER quaHy uihdt pledge uy-,t tu ST.. truu
- TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER,
ilnn any other establishment, Tor | am the ou,,
manufacture IN town, aud can afford tn sell for :,
m9nuiac'urrrs profit. In presenting ul hai, 10 the
P"bhc' do 50 with the confident assurance that
can give me most ruur" s1u-ilCou to al. that VII
favor me with their patronage
A,s", pleas" hear IN UIud that 30 PURCHASING from
fELtHN, You are encouraging ihc mouu,,.iur,.
N your midst; and he p'drr, himself tn rtyr vou
much better article Tor the pucc than Won cun get
town.
lie wi.! not insult h- understanding ofihis intel.
iIrrnt community 10y Offering any nrgumrur 10
pore hai The manufacturer can SCH q betfcy ar
hrI' at hsSPricc than any who buy m other cltI-s
'"Srh again aud every sensible and thinking per-
manufacturer they have
GLY ONE PROFIT To ray.
an" men the money YOU pay remains and Is cx-
l'ndrd amongst you, and not sent oil To- encourage
IN" manufacturers ui other cites To the dririmrut
OF 'hns" AT home
.; a m-r-Ss a n--S.
have also large mud extensive assortment Of
'"ih' ou cloth, SN mohalr sc-ttc aud cotton plush
caps at all s,yIrs aud cours, at my own mauutac.
inFr, aud o The latest fashions together with n zen
'fa assortment oi soft hats nt all coIors aud aunlI.
u's' winch am prepared Ia sell cheaper than the
cheapest Do not tail To give me a cnIi for wan v,,l
find everything aS rcprrsrntcd l. FIJI CI,
Ottawa, Apu 10, ls52-H
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is me FIRST and ONLY Remedy crer r,corlel ~
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
New Goods Spling Goods.

WE have Just received by Express large lot
SPRING SUAWLS.
superhly iuuIrd, plain Grape >hawI,, extra rich
embroidered Grape -haw>, sill r.ugrd cashmere
shaw, six t,m"rd and embroidered cashmere
shawls, Pic"did coio,S; Hroohc long shawl-, all,
qn"hucsi iirnchr square shawis, extra qualities (:
snriuu Slukyls pt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
LAND FOR SALE.

On ACRES. VIII n"q, sec "a, town %, range
OO east 81 7. NJ three quarters oi a mile west
OF the Ottawa Northern Plank Road, and about :
miles from Ottawa Also 10 acres OF TIMBER with
1t, u desired for cash, or on time. Apply 10
Mnrrl VII O lnnnrR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

Roots md Shoes
E00 nafSmcn's slog. heos
WV 2OOp'rs kip
500 pairs hoy''
1000 wonrn's ea'fhooec, and shoe.
ALSO mems and boys hrogans n1issrs hoo,e,s
tNd Sho0a--NN c' our own manufacture thr work
"9'r l'.I Also. nirU.. mla.aa unI ehildfeoa
line Bid. mufrr.uHml 'f1fh,thr.l.H. boot rs Sins.
sNcc'>os and patent calhe- shoes IN great variety
iors,le by lapu,ll 10 Walkers Hcking.
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Passage from and Money
Rk'UiI1sED TO
GREAT BRITAIT AND IRELAND,
HIAGI,Tl IJMEu

VIEW york d LIl'ERPOOL PiCFETs.
DERSONS wishing to send Tor their friends in
! Great Britain or Ireland can atauy time make
'hr necessary arrangements with the subscribers,
who have m connection with one Of the first houses
~ Nrcai Britain, % very complete and extensive ar
mngcmcn tor the accommodation Of persons emf
grating To America. For thrprompt execution Of
their engagements the subscribers have the aiyan.
,agc OF having the sole agency tor passengers oithc
splendid ships composing the
"EAGLE LiNh" or NElV YORK AND
LiHERPOOL PACKETS,
sailing twice month from cachpuu thfcuphoutlhe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

To Tavern kccnc,.

TNilE subscribe wishes to let his house aud Ore.
i misses on the ~
Corner Of La Sail, and High Streets.
south Of thu Main Canal, and oppS.ir. The p,clo,
Wharf The House would AN ser admiralty for
Tavern, ms II is well situated tor such Their, Is
q large Yard. and l6 horse Stable attached
Kent moderate and possession given immedi.
ately, Call and see him.
April LOW Tuoy,s c,ero,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

-, ~ Fiff from -HWph!r"
Nnd MI other dangerous ard r7rcatfr influence --
To the weak AMI parlr2"d Nrryous system It
mrorts lite instead oG death md the pnin srorrr-
- Nh" healthy influence which Padwnv's pradv
ReH"i mu1rls to thrncryos, instead ufrhr lIt'rs-.
sleepy and parayzing effect which Morphine arl
'H".her preparations containing this poison, prod
1crs ON the system
SI"h UEIDlCIFF
Hairrfs Eeadg Rdjg' wW Hop Ne most Dis.
'rc'SiDo Pains IN d trc M0aca, and
PrcrCai Hcuorsd INacfs.
u will cleanse and Swrtrrn tine stomach. and
n,ura.ze rhr poisonous acids oi 'hn system
a J. l. 30 W + l. CMPLAINTS
iharThTa, nvs"u'erv,
Bloody Flax. Cholera Norbrs,
Painful Discharges
II relieves the most S"vcre pains in few min
u,rs-Chrc,s the most DISTRESSING fischnrrra and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Winter Goods

~ NHEGT IBID q a =
I T. n J-TI J. II TTrES,
noGrRs vIIIS G. r., l'..', - =, a..
IL dnrr their stock. are now offering their Vim.
ter stock at greatly reduced pnc's Among the
HanurIs. pa,d. I.r.ry. -1,Ip,.,. .,r,,s 49, E,r
State .hnw,,, pruis. Sc. &c
Pm pr.an"s ~ ~ nm s,, &c u, 10 '.ic
F,yd do l2lrin2ir nj I'pu'I. -. +, IN.
Persons huvInr goods will maxi, n t,r ih.,, ,n
trre-t To call auI examine Tor ih,us.Iyrs os w.
a.J gyt, ,i o,,s goods, bong determined to
'.9.,' ,'' ''"'h pl'N'ou' !" t'cr'ln2 'rnnS goods
'.'l' """ l'''"'' ." "' w, may W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Piano IOTIc,.
Historical Works.

4 NiFERB instruments, tor sale at New York
- prices. Oid pianos received Ju exchange
iuaf n-ll. \ II X e. BrEIry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
New Millinery Establishment.
LIME LIME


nv have now on hand iull supplv of Cbicn,n
w and Alton Lime It will BE- ionnJ y, ~
times at our Warehouse. during the season )
April loft II. FSI n Eva.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

fANAL SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
~ the highest price will be- pad
mar IL joins llOssACR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Boots and shoes


a cCoRDEONS, cheap aud fine. vion,, Guit.
Songs. Nv 800 n. wv
North Of the Cour, House, Oct. / "''''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

[ oRN SHELTERS jus, received, and for sale
" "W, 10y me oct 70, y RgAN,u.
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WI ARE READY
FOR THE
SPRING 4 SUMNER TRADE
OF 1852.
IN'h AlItNlloN ~ AGAIN CALLED To HE
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Always the cheapest, aud now the most
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED

The Proprietor of the above Establishment has
lu' rrturnedirum the East, where he has purchas-
ed very low Tor cash another tremendous ia,ge
and fashionable assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
Aud Is now July open Tor the Spring Campaign of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
Fairfield County Common Pleas.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Michael Wagner Is. MagAllens Wagner Wido,y ,,I,r
Wagner, Catharins Miller. Daniel Hold y anl Mag
dslena, his wife. Daniel Fisher and Mary hi. VIII.
Jacob Wagner, Jacob Albright John Albright. Hen
Ty Albright, George Albright. lsaae Albright, Sam
uel Albright, "a minor,) Daniel Albright. "a minor,
Edmund CayendeT and the unknown heir OF Ma5
dslena Cavender.
TBNHE above named Iefan lants wil take notice tha
Il the above named piaihtifi did, on this 9th day O
October A. d. 1851 file in the clerks Office Of thr
court Of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio
his petition against them Inc said defendants prayinl
tst partition may be made OF the following land anS
tenements Of which Adam Wagner, lately deces scd
died seized. viz:
In.Lot, No. 7. in Square No. 3, OF the town Of Bal
tinOre in Fairfield county, Ohio
l.o' No. A. in the central addition 10 said town
Baltimore.
A tract of about 81 arres. part Of southeast qurr
ter Of section No. 10, ia township No. 10, range No
10, Of lands in said Fairfield county
tract Of about ~ acres part Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section No u, township No. IL range No ~
OF lands in Fairfield county
And certain other tract Of about % acres part q
the northeast quarter Of sectiun No q, township No
H. range No. 10, of Lads in said Fairfield county
Ohio.
Application for the assignment Of dover Of sait
Msgialena Wagner, IN and FOR the partition Of sai,
premises, will be made by said PaintiT at the mex
tern ofssid court.
I'D x c. D. MARTIN, .iitorneys for Petitione
October 80, 1851 s5z5 Gw2G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

WHEN friends long nbseul, meet in'gad embrace
And rend IA welcome in each others fce:
So thou restored upon this new barn year.
We kindly greet your welcome presence here;
Beuealh your smiles approved aud fostering care
Abundant blessings each expects to share
Guardian uI Truth! enlighten this our age,
Nor bear one ought to mar singe page;
Let truth triumphant beam in every line,
And it's ble't image ever glow in thine.
Like when the placid lake nt close oi ev'n.
On its pure breast reflects the stnr.lii Heaven
With news relleie from our widespread domain
And nations far removed beyond tile main.
BE thine Ia treasure and as we'll disl leDse.
TO charm the ancy or more sober sense,
Defend each right and every wrong cundemn,
Nor plead injustice for the sake Of men.
When learned Seultes meet in Stern debate,
Be thine lis solemn cuunsels Ia relate;
What laws ARE made; how they OIr wants Supply
Nhnt rulers merit thanks, what ubuIuy;
Be Just 10 all aud justice cause defend.
And just applause when we'll deserved extend;
All vice dispgpve. nor fail 10 sanction truth.
Aud point ils dressings 10 the rising yonth
Teach them It's guidance and its charms portray,
To lead them safe thru liIe's intricate way.
freedoms proud safeguard! OH tstowcrs arise
Point Ia our banner streaming In the skies
To our luvd homes und ilruv'n born freedom
wun
BY patriot herns under WASHINGTON o..
To Onr just laws, where man by man nnawed.
Brenthes Heavens pure air and scorns oppres.
siOus rud.
Bid ireenen rise aud glar,l our common cause
Andvlndich,e 10 ulnn all injured laws;
Bid item by counsel aud example lend,
Tie source whence natiuls, tnp, my conpre.
heni
How mln tho crushed exalted vet may be.
And boast like us in scll.wrought liberty;
Bid them wise cnuusels from our sages take.
Nor plighte'l faith. nnr Solemn tren,ies break,
Scnrn the vile wretch. his teachings Iiisnbry,
Whose syren tongue directs bnt luo briray;
Teach us with all To reverence every lie,
Nor hazard freedom sloss az imlamy.
Commend true merit. lis Just culse nantain,
Nor lend wrongs mid Tor suke of palrry gain;
All noble deeds Uf vrlunus eiIterprizr,
Need not supporters l''r some gliiIerng prize;
inst deeds performed tnublug thoughts inspire
Teach Kindred hearts, 10 kindred deeds aspire
Just deeds performed bespenk thrir own applause
And truth iunplrant heraltls it avn cause.
Foster the claims which genius may Inspire,
Nor quench the lue OF its slumbcring fire;
Direct lis course aud teach it how 10 fly.
From earth born things tn seek lis native sky,
Chronicer ot Time! on thy alnIinns page,
Ynn hold The treasures Of the coming age;
Note ench event, mans deeds aud thoughts re
cnrd
Preserve them living when nor seen or heard
In alter times we fondly may review, ..,
The ieemns stsprviving sill tbru' you.
CLIO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
From New York

NEW YnHK. Jan. 20-P. NJ.
Lust night was the coolest weather we hve had
lor some years. This morning the river was hard
and last To BrOnklyn. aud hundrrds of persons
crossed "n the ice About 10 6'c!uck tue tide
rose and the ice t'roke IN all directions. and lwo
or three hundred persons were carried away on
the floating ice
The most intense excitement prevailed anoug
the persons assembled on slinre aud as The alarm
spread hundreds ilvcked down to tie river ,tSren
dered every assStnlice in their power, 1t is lear.
ed number have persisted. Many females were
seen OH the ice, mud it is doublIu whether they
escaped.
Sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales--srict mid.
ding upairl. ut 8a0Sa; New Orlenns 81. Sales
OF lonr ut 4.50 II 4624 for common state South
ern ut 4,6s AIS. aud round hoop Ohio al same
Sales OF 200 hblS new mess pork at 5 75 2OOhbl,
lard al %; 600 Iierces nf rice at 37I, 2OU hhds
KY tobacco at a94 1000 gal Iinseel oil at q /
200 bbls. prison whskey Ut 904a2l!.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ohio LsglslAluro, January Io,h.


SESATE-Mr. Riddle; from tie Judiciary CON
mitlee. reported u bill providing a BOard OF Com.
missoners 10 arrange nid codily the laws and reg.
ulair the praelce 81 cDurts. SC Which was rend
the first lime mud ordered "a, he prinled.
The bill ip define tla duties Of l'r'baie courts
was read tue second time. aud referred TO cum
miltee Of The Whule. and made the speciul order
ofthe day Tor Tuesday next.
| A large roriion of To Days session was con
Sume IL discussing the Proprlety oi printing doc.
umrus iu Grrmun.
The President Appointed AlcSSrs Gileu. Cm.
dleblugh aud Cox ON the joint committee 10 wei.
| come Gov Kussnth.
tIoUsE Several petitions upon various sub.
Acts were presented, Mr.. Gesl's nsury hill was
male the order of the day for Mohdny. the 2fth
| Mr. Decker gave notice That oli tn morrow, ar
some subsequent day Of The session, lie would ask
leave 10 htrmlnce bill permitting all persons 60
ing TO or returning from church. postoliices and
elections To Pilss an any turnpike or plank road
in tlis State free orcllarge or toll
| The same gentleman also intIoduced bill, re.
qnirlns railrOad companies 10 fence their rvnds
and pryiding for u more speedy collection OF
damages To property caused by such companies.
large portion of tbs day was CONSUMED in
distressing resolution tn pay Mr.. Kinney his per
diem and mileage He wins the cerifcaied mem.
| OOI NUN LOiulus Dut tue l1lire ueClleu lle Was
not entitled 10 tile seat aud gave il TO Mr. Rob
ertsrn. II has been customary in nll such cases
10 make the allowance, mud an etlOrt 10 change
this custom cost considerably more llian Mr. Kin.
rey was eutted to The resolution finally pas,
sed.
Both Hou.es adjourned to Monday.
MoSDAY. January 81.
SESArE-Noihins Of importance was transact
ed. ,-
HdusE--A A hill was reported providing tnr let.
ting the State printing out to the lowest bidder
The Hnus' reGOnsidlrred the vote granting per
diem and mileage To Mr.. Kinney aud then voted
it down. Tnis isall wrong
TU sDAY. Jan 90.
SESATE This body was engaged all duy in
discussing iFcuntes;ed election case from Morgan
aud Washington. Mr. Coyey was declured enli
tied 10 The sent. .- f.
HotsE-Alr. Baker paesented several petitions
praying for repeal ~ modification ci The law by
which blacks have equal privileges in the common
school fund ,..
A message was received from the Senate an.
nonncing the passnge ia that body Of the House
resolutions Tor districing the State for Congress
with an amendment filling the blank in the num-
her OF the Senate committee with five. The
tlnnse refused 10 agree To the amendment.
Tue ultern0uH session WIS passed. in discussing
improvements hy the general gnvnrn,neur and es
pecihy The pr0pIiety nf constructing ship carln
to connect Luke Superior with the UtIlers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
cOxoREssIosAL

WAsHIS0ToH Jonnary 90.
Mr. Welch. from the committee on Public
Lsnd,. rePnrte,l several bills granting lands for
railroads 10 Western Stlies
Mr.. Underwood inlrodueed iill grnniing band
for rBilroad. from the, Ohm river. nppose Louis.
vile. To the Mississippi. opposite 81 L1uis
Mcssrs. Sewnrd aud CHns enci laid upon ilie "a
ble nlneudnrnts IN Mr. Clark. rrsplul nm IL r,.l.
iion 10 the foreign pnliry of this cnnnfry; which
were ordered to be printed. [Tbey assert the
right To Interfere, aud that The Gnverunenl Of tlis
United States cannot lnOk with Indifference npon
tie interference Of drspniic powers To suppress
the struggle Gr liberty in any natiou
The resolution imking land wsrrIts as,i qua.
BILE was then taken az aud pussed, a Ter rrjreiins
several amendments.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
LANCASTER Thu lay. Janliry 81. 1889
O IRnEcTKn ,VEKKLH AZ nINAKAn 4 ilITI


The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Wed
neslay evening stys:
The market is we'll supplied will capiinl. aud
vet business paper has less currency and llr sIp
Plyis nccnmul.ting The offerings nt the banks
md increased, and there is grnrrifly u fair de
m1ud from borrowers II is difficult 10 bny lirsi
class mites at higher Fiir than per cent. aud
al1hc me time il wnHlI he difficult IL r,rs-
much paper "I any kind u,'oi ille market wi'hpIi
paying more thr IT than "iir current quotations
The stock narket continues dc, ressel. with
more auxleiy a. srll.
F"reign exchange closed very heavily. leading
sterling bills having been offered ut 100 liOl
Fur sixty days nn London and lair Ia eo,,h com.
merri! sisnnInrrsat l00t6 lOO5 NoiwdllsIaud
ing This decliGe. tue ira took out 5000 a5j iu
specie,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
Prospectus for 1859.

THE SATURDAY EYENiNG POST
The Leading Literary Weekly oftne Union.
TVNE proprietors Of the POST think it UNNECESSARY
Il to dwell upon the distinguished features Of their
well-know weekly, whose brilliant success curing an
existence Of THIRTY WEARS is a sure guarantee for
the future. We have the pleasure OF announcing our
continued connection with thai distinguished author
ess, MRS. T.. ID. T.. n. SOUTHN0RIH, author OF
"The Deserted Wife," ""Shannondaie, etc. During.
the coming year, we have already mace arrangements
for the following novelets- -EolINE; OR, MAGIC.
LIZA VALE. BY Mrs Carolina Lee. ltrntZ, Autl Or OF
"Iinda," "R4na." etc. VIOLA: OR. ADVENTURES
IN The FAR S'WEST:a Companion -'PiAhi low
er" By Emerson Bennett. Author OF Prairie Flow
er'' "'rho Bandits OF the osaga," etc TRIAL AND
TRIUMPH: By T. S. Arthur, Author Of "Ihe Iron
Hand :" Temperance Tales, ste And lastr hut not
least, TIE CRUISE Or CLIFTON; Tale Of ExPis.
tion. BY Mrs L. D. E. n. Southworth, author Of
"The Deserted Wife, etc. etc.
A MORAL PAPER--In conclusion, we may say
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