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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-13
No. S6--Removal.

TVHE "Variety Store" is removed 10 that large and
i convenient Store, No Sc Main street, in Fletcher's
Block, little below The Central Bank. The under.
signed avails himself of this opportunity return his
thanks to the numerous patrons Of The Variety store"
for their iavors, and hopes the removal will prove nc.
cepttbe TO Them they will now have much better
round, without jostlng another customer. The stock
OF fancy and useful articles is complete than
ever Willow Wagons, Cabs, and Cradles, Combs,
Brushes, Peiunery, whoes le and retail at prices
defy ng competition. Umbrellas, Parasols, d c., re-
paired, and for sale in any quantity, NO Sc Main
street
Also, large stock Of Goods, suitable for pedlers-
Please call and inquire the lrices. p. YOUNG
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Nnfica

THE Subscriber having disposed Of his interest in the
4 Bonnet and Fancy Goods business Messrs e. w
MILES d. CO., tenders his thanks to the Public for
their liberal patronage, and invites a continuance OF the
same to his Successors whom he cheerfuy recon.
mend as IN every respect worthy of their confidence
He would also invite those who have unsettled &C
counts, to call and adjust the their eare con-
venience, at The store Of Il. w. MILES Co, 100 Main
street. jaIt2O-dawtf j. 5. RAND
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Public and Particular Notice.

HE subscribers having had experience in the credit
system, TO their satisfaction, have determined to
MAKE their trade exclusively ca H. after April LIST
1907 We dopt this curse ia self d. fence By cred
ting there is no stopping place, aud ruin is the neva
Die result We feel thar 10 nod Gust mers this
may he unexpected, and we hope they will not desert
by taking this course but give The plan trial =
we VIII make the prices such be an inducement
Tor continuation of patronage Feeling grateful for
past iavos, we respet fully solicit for time TO come
CLAPP a. AYRES, No 2l9 Main street
marl9 df opposite the Worcester Honse
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Butchering Establishment for Sale.

bULCI6IIlg EsIdUuSHMENC IOT SAFE.
IT HE subscriber wishes sell his place where he
i lives, in rear of the Tavern yard OF VIM b.
Hatch, in Leicester, together with his business all
the apDurtinances belonging thereto do business
OF from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year. The
buildings are in good repair, and convenient for the
business There is on the premises good house, cacu
lated for two families. barn, 81 by 80, end a
which is occupied for Slaughter Housea good Cellar
under the whole barn for making manure. A building
80 by 45, occupied for Boot shop building 50 by
H. occupied for Paint Shop.
part of the purchase money can remain on mort
gage fdesred. VIM. BOND.
Leicester, June "a, 1851. ie25-dwtf
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EXPRESSES, &C.
New Freight Arrangement,
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam PropellerS
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
TRI-WEEKLY-Usual time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York ms Low, and with e.
qualDespatch, as by any O.herLine'
TIE Boats of this Line

@S~N TIE Boats of this Line s,-zDsa -
u - will leave Providence, ~eseaA-==z.zz5l
$500 from Fox Point, MON s-sstss'se~a,.s
- DAYS. WE'D NESDAYS q FRIDAYS,
and New York on 7 tuesdays, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the bally
Inland Line of Propellers between New York ana
PhaIelphia, and the Sem-weekly Inland Line to Baltl
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore at cents per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 4O
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co..
Isaac Odell Tier No. - N r. or w. P. Williams "a
Broadway New York, or to
B. BuFFUM, Agent foot of South Main ST.,
sep27 dwtf Providence.
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Drsold in WORCESTER by JAMES GREENE
Wadsworth & Alen Barre; Denny, do Plains Fac
tory. Wadsworth & Allen, Hardwick; Dex er Hale
Oakham; Clark, Knight d Co, North Brookield; Geo
Conant; East brookfeld; Henry Reed, South Bl ook
field; ) Richardson, A. Il S. E. Blair, Warren
Truman Charles Fskdae; II. Hubburd, Sturbridgr; A.
F. Ammdon Il Go. uthbrdge; Phneas Bemis, bud
ley; Jpham IL Bruce, Webster; runer Chase, East
D"uglass Metcai & Jones, Manchang. Sutton; A. X.
Holman, West Sutton, John Allen, sutton; Marh d
Hammond, Charlton, No side; j. N. Grout d Co.,
Spencer; J. D. d l.. Harrington, Paxton j. Mend
Rutland; d. $. Hall, Charlton Depot; l. Brown &
Co, North Oxford; Avery Davis, Holden; +. l. Cut
ting, 0akdale; Barney Howe, Vest Boylston;W. d w
Davis, Sterling; d. II Gregory & Co., rrinceton sam
mel Haywood Hrbbardston; Daniel w Gomez
Gardner; John G. Thurston, New Boston; Harrington
Sawin, South Gardner; j. M. Whitman, Westmin
ster, G. A. Allen, @. A. Pierce, Leomnster E. Bal
lard Jr., Clinton; Levi Goss, Sawyers Mills, Boyston
James r. Maynard Boy lson; Charles o. Green, Shrews
bury; Fred Cutting New Worcester; Luther Stowe
Grafton; G. j. Taft d Co, MilburS; Dyson Broydly
Co., Bramansve; Farnum Co., Farnumsville, Mil
bury; William R. Ill., Wilkinsonville; w A. Fisher
q Co.. Fishersvile; Wright q Morse. Farnumsville; J.
RUNNER, Northbrdge; 5 G Bates, Whitinsve; Viii
liam H. Dudley, Rogersyille James VI. Aldrich, North
uX6rldgej Robert TAFT, Uxbridge; Kenyon Northur
Miv'Dej Horace Houghton,' West BeylIon W. s
Th9rston Lancaster; p. II. Broad, Rutland; NJ Han
COCK Winchendon; Theodore Ty,er, New Brainnee
d. G C. Winchester Ashburnham; Thomas " he
West Boylston; Ii. b. Hatch n Co.. Leicester; II Gid
dngs, West BrOokfeld; G. d. II. Dixon, East Webster;
Lanord 4 Pease, Oxford; Samuel Firth, CIappville;
Joel w. Phelps, Lancaster Hoibrook d Co, Hol
brookville; A. Holman d Co, Bolton; Lorn Jacobs
soSas'o ~, lsadc " runner, new Englahc; j. > Nc.
Colby, Winchendon Springs; Joel HUNT Stephen w
Fairbanks, Winchendon; P. Pierce, Dadmansv'lle;
OonesvllleO J. II. Clapp, Badwinvillej Lee q Lns
coin, Templeton; Jason Gouldng, Phlipston; Wets
erbee Nudge, Petersham; John Cady, Blackstone
Henry A. Aldrich, Mendon; Lyman & Maynard, Mil.
ord; D. b. Fisk, Upton; Geo w. Warner, Westboro
Dexter Fay d Sons, Heman Este South oro'; Rice &
Co, Northboro; l.. Hastings q Co., Berlin; c. Lewis
& Co., Lancaster; D. Putnam, Lunenburgh; Thomas
b. Clote James b. Lane, and Stephen Shepley, Fitch
burg; James Learned Ashburnham; Warren d Emer
son, Royalston; G. Braman, Dana; ssett, Chick
ering 4 Co, Athol Depot; james l. Gondhg, Athol
BenS Jones, South Roy aston, and by Ageats in al
most every town and village OF New England, and by
dealers in Medicines generally ia other States.
Z. AeDl5 dlawA w+nwlv
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DYewood! DYewood !

IN TONS Campeacby Logwood.
~ 20 do. IT. Domingo Logwood.
20 do Cuba Fustic.
Camwood, Hypernic, Barwood, Redwood and Peach
wood, in store, and for sale low, by
G. S. " A J, HOWE, Wor Bank Block.
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Machinist Jobbing.

III ENSHAW & TYLER, Machinsls, are prepared
to do Machine Jobbing, al short notice, their
snop N the Engine Building at the stone Machine
Shop near he Junction.
marlS dswsm
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Planning Machines

TWO OF Browns Planning Machines, for planning boards
Il or plank. The best now in use, can be bought on
favorable terms of EDWARD EAESIE
ihese Machines are TO be used under the Woodwork
Patent; Of the same kind is in operation NJ William
4. Merrhelds, and can be any time, by calling
at his establishment. jsnoq. daUt,
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WEST BoYLsToE, Feb. T. 1852.
Whatever may be the prejudces OF Patent Medicines
We the Undersigned have and felt magic eff
ects of Fairbanks Vegetable Compound in soothing
the seN crest pain in great many cases. and know il
be good article for many OF the and purposes to
which it is devoted; and where may not
prove infable it possesses the virtue Of doing injury
We, the Undersigned eel that this is good Medicine
for every family to have, to occasion may reqire
EZEKIEL PIERCE, NATHAN L. DAGGETT,
JOHN HUNT, SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
JOHN MAY, NJ. HOSMER
WINDSOR MORSE, AMOS CHILD,
NORMAN II. G OODALE, B. f. KEYES
s. IT, SMITH,
West Boy lstOn. Feb, 7. 1852. febl2 Gaw1y
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Flour Flour ! Flour

Flour Flour Flour
CA 1900 Barrels flesn ground Genesee Flour
ty@gZ5 in Store, and receiving by the Western Rail
So road which the subscribers are DESTROYS of
selling Immediately. Among which for brands are On
Ario Co Mills, w. Paddock, Geneva Steam Mills SEN
eca Lake Mills. Putnam Mills A. b. Waldo and Cha
pmsylle, for extras ami Other grades Merchants and
"thers, we are confident will find goo bargains. the
giade they may buy. ALDRlCH & CO.
80 Front street.
Worcester, March IS, 1856 II
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Lost.
A CERTAIN NOTE, payable to the order of MA
N CULLAR, WILLIAMS d CO, ut the LEICESTER
Bank, in four months from Zee 81, 1851, for Five
Hundred Dollars, signed by Dexter B mis- d Co.
The finder will be suitably ewardee, by leav ng it at
our Store in Worcester, il being of use to one,
the payment of the same has been stopped
MACULLaR, WILLIAMS & CO.,
jan22-dtf No 2 Piper Block.
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Spring STYLES of Hats Cans -
Book BinderY Removed.

E#INlR TIE Subscriber would inform his
AZ@A%kSNH friends, and the public. that he has re.
6NLIKT1W moved his Bindery, TO Rooms over No
- 229 Main street. Entrance first door
south OF O. Clapp's Finding Store, where he is pre-
pared 70 do all kinds of BOOK binding the best man
uer, at low prices, and at short notice.
lnari2 dHwH WILLIAM ALLEN
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Varnish! Varnish !!

fENHE subscribers being Agents for the sale Of VAR
j. nishes from well known mandatory in Newark
N are prepared to furnish at wholesale and retail
all kinds of Varnsh, manufacturers prices war
ranted 10 give satisfaction, or thu money refunded
SAMUEL G.. WHITE d co.
at No. Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall,
apo 0AWoin WorceSter.
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Soda and Mineral Water.
Dissolution Of Co partnership.

O19NO4WVkOAA VI % Po@A O1ANAN1H1F'
1--WE Coparnership here oiore eXs ing b. tween Hen
4 ny Holmes q Samuel p. w lker, under Tie firm
of HOLMES WALKER, is this day dissolved by mu
ual consent, aud all persons indebted to he Company
notified to call, and make immediate payment.
The iusness Will be clninu,d at the old atAud, by
Henry j. lfolms. HOLMES Il WALKER.
Worcester, March Is. 1872 marco DIFF
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Read ThisI

Read This!
SqvegN ALL Bouts and Shoes formerly
~ owned by Parsons Il Davis in store No.
nv r. S. Main street, will be sold at cost and
~ ~ss2zsD some al them for less than cost, if ap
plleO for he subscriber wishes dispose O the
above stock, to make room Tor full and new assert
ment for the Spring trade. Shoe findings ana Shoe
Tools constantly on ham Leather sold ON commits.
sion. JOEL FLETCHER.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

worcester anu NASHUA hdluodu,
5s;:
Summer 4rrangemenr 1852
COMMEN cling MONDAY April 18th.
Pass niger Trains will run follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and LoweIa
$50 am. 8 % m. $40 ain. $50 am.
ll.OOa m. IL 3Opm. pm,
4.2O pm. 5 IS pm. GIG pm.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
Z 30 am. 7l5am. SOS am. 9 Is am,
ii 50 am. il, 80 am 1890 pam PAS m,
sos pm. 44j pm. 5.35 PIN. $50 IN.
CONNECTIONS WIfH OTHER ROADS
Each Train and from aslna connects directly with
upward and downward Trains OF the Concord r. r.,
and The Trains OF the Boston. Co, cord and Montreal
Norile,n, PassumpsC, and Vermont Ceniral r. r.
Each rain TO and from Groton junction excepting
the q 81 to Nashua, which does connect vita
the Fchburg Train irom Boston, Connects directly with
an upward and downward Train on The FtChburg r. r.
With upward and DOWN. ard Trains of Stony Brook X.
X. to aud from Lowell. Morning and evening Trains
connect with clerboro' and Shirley Trains upward, aud
morning and middle Trains with downward Trains Of
that road.
At Worcester the inward Tram al 9 Is a M connects
with the Western Railroad Express Train for Spring
field, Albany, Troy, and New York and with outward
Trains at the BOs and Wore, ster, Providence aud
Worcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads The
Middle Train with the D. M Trains of all the
above naiied roads.
The cveninl Train connects with the New York
Steamboat Train vi Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. r. TRAINS.
Leave Worcester al 6 a. m | Is and 7. Is p. IN.
Leave Fchburg at a M, IL m. and y. m
1F Through Tickets are issued al orcester for Bur-
lngtOn Mont peler, Wells River aud White River June
tiun, the fare Nashua and Fitchburg Pas
sengsrs via Nashua change cars only at that place
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way betty cen
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch.
burg.
The Pathfinder ard Railway Guide show the connec-
tion OF Trans Of this road with Trains Of other roads
J. W. STOWELL, Supt.
Worcester, April &c, 1852. aprl0 dawtf
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FATRR KS

For the cure OF the following Diseases, viz.
INFLAMMATION oftIe Lungs Soc Thrual Head
ache, Footh-ache, Ear-Ache, Piles, Rheumatism
Chollc tramp, Fever and other Sores. Burns, Scads
Cuts, Bruises, and strains Stings of Insects Children
troubled with W orms, &C. it has equal.
This new ana wonderful discovery is OF the great
II notorety ding the sanguine expectations
ofits lre ds and nothing lis virtues the bene-
1T conferred on many who have Suffered for years could
make II enjoy the reputation which it has For fur
Their information relative this Veget Bile Compound
see CT cuar to be had OF agen VIII testimony of the
highest order will be oud
sold in Worcester, by Lewis T. Laze, 2O1 Main ST.;
Pro ective UmoL Store, No. IL Main street; and A.
Baylies, corner of Main and school streets.
For sale wholesale aud retail, by the subscriber in
West BoylstOn. HORACE FAIRBANKS.
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap. at MERRILL's, a21
N Main street. marI6 d.
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Stoves, Pumps.

NV0FON1 = uA1APD,
1 FAD PIPE, Sheet Lead, Zine, &C., Tin Copper
~ Britannia, Glass, Iron, and Wooden Ware, at the
lowest Ca prices Agency for NJ. II. Collins Patent
Vetlators, tor Chmneys, Cars, &C.. The best in use.
Repairing Pumps, and general jobbng in Tin, Cop
per, Lead, &c. Raofng, caves rroughs, Conductors,
&C, by experienced work men, at the old stand of
/. ID. RUSSELL,
No. "a Front street, door TO Canal Bridge near
Washington Square. Worcester. M.s anlq naur2rn
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Alum, Blue Vitriol, BIZ Chro. Potash,
and Pruss. Potash.

On BBLs. Gro. Alum.
~ 10 Casks Blue ViiriOI.
5000 rs. Ri. Chro Potash.
1000 rs. Pruss. Potash, received and for sale by
G. :. & A. J. HOWE, Wor. Bank Block.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-21
Wool Growing in Illinois.

With proper care and attention, no kinds Of
stock do better in this part Of Illinois, than sheep
The surface broken and hiily, bears that short
and nutritious grass that best suits their natural
wants. In most other parts of the state the pas
turage is too luxuriGnt, and the face Of the coun.
try too fiat, Sheep demand hilly range where
they may find dry spots for feeding aud reposc
On the large praires they are apt TO become dis
eased-spidsmics are bred among them that car.
ry OF whole iock4--heir feet become soft and
sore from the fact the grass, tall and rank, is
most Of the time too moist for their habits.
Certainly no article Ct western produce bears
transportation better than wool, and no article
more uniformly and steadily commands remune-
rating prces.-G G0iena JcderSotlian
The observations OF our cotemporary in re.a-
! ton to the adaptation Of Northern Illinois to
wool growing, and the large profits realized from
( the business, are unQuestionubly correct. It is
! the testimony Of all acquainted with that portion
/ of the state that it far surpasses Penns, vania,
New York aud the New England states as a
sheep Couu'ry,
/ While we endorse our cotemporary in this we
must correct an error which he has set forth in
connection with it. namely, that IN other parts Of
the state sheep do bot do rs well. If our north.
eTn friend vii vsi; stugnmon county, which is
one Of the most level in the state and whose soil
c.nuot hc surpassed in fertility in the woid we
will show him focL, Of fine healthy sheep which
have been pastursd on our fertile prarics for
the nst ten years, and generally win'ered with.
ont shelter, cniosns during toe whole time eu
, tire exemption from any epidemic whatever, and
gradually improving both in quantity and quail.
ty of fleece and if he wishes to inform himself
more correctly Of our resources for wool growing.
compared with his own hills and grasses, we will
/ Iutruducc him to- n SINGLE. family whose elm nr
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P,yorrr; -Nlpr TrvI>scr>crs-A writer in
.,. I,..,i-. u ,,..,,.r to..I;.,.,.
"'''''' Wv -'''e '''''' - '''""
'hS Ih'et's'"S ! statements;
RochImbe.n arrived IN Newport, L. |, in Jolly,
1850 He landed with hi- staif, aud walked TIP
the street to the ho,e! without any pllalc The
people Of the town were s.liug at tie w,udows
holding thc'r haud', almost in a'tre Of dcsp i,
IA! the depressed condition or public atf.ir.. Tie
s'recs were deserted, and the country pcupla
had dscon iaued coming tG arkct, Il, lhclc vas
no money t" buy tisir produce, the currency hay.
ing fallen trum sixty 10 one. Washington was
IN full retreat before the Bri,.h, and Tor day.
and weeks he Lad not 3 900 u en-, and lheSp were
ily.ns before an enemy all well uupUiutrd Of I'm.
,,,,as ,b. f,,r. ,r I'o h,n,,;,,i,L. ;,,i',. ,I',
can,r wss w grnsr,,Iy con.ilsrsJ. los, ''''N' '"'
Tins p,,,i,,r. .,n,L zion Dn,h ,n,iso, roach.
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MAN. OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

through, IL, the only good can 10 ye, aud in
deed its lon, since | cared to do good. Never
trust a drinking man he Its no guard on his
words aud wil say that Of his nearest fi.nl that
would destroy h.m soul and body. Hi- breath
il As hot as the hrsath of The plnsus his tongue
$ Us foolish as well a. a fiery serpent Ellen
.et NJ uiunkard become your lover. and don't
trust to promi.e', Try them; prove them all, be-
fore YOU marry
Ellen, that's enough interrupted Larry. 4
have heard euou.h--lhr two proofs are enough
wiboul woIds. Now hear mo. What length of
puui-husnt am to hayci ! won't say that for,
Nelly there's tear in your eye that says more
than words L0ok--lll make no promises, but
you shall see; I'll wait yer time, name it; I'll
stand the trial
Aud l am happy to say, for The honor and ere.
lit o: the country, that Larry did stand the tri-
al his resolve was fixed; he never much rs
tasted whi,key from that time, and Ellen had the
proud satisfaction Of knowing she had saved him
from destruction. They were not. however, mar.
ried iii after Easter, wish all lrisl, nss don,
would follow Een's example Women could
DO great 'leal 10 prove that the least taste in
life Is a great taste too much that 'ONLi DnoP'
is temptation, fatal if unresisted.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1 tt o I nf 4 9 .
Chnmplm n Wallace. q c. Champhn-W |


ChumplIn ~ Wallace. q G.. ChampIn-W II
H.. Wl.lacel Attorneys aud COaRStH0rSGt LdW
O.iicc up stairs IN the next building north OF tie
Post Office. nov %, -.
T.. y. LELAND, AuornegdH CognscHor at Lar
las rcn0vrd his Dihce from Rcddlck's block, to
lheroom for s.rly occupied 10y the sheriB, IN the
court housc, now occupledin partly Lorenzo lie
land. may i'i9
Norris X Fisher, Geo II Norris-Geo S Fish
rrl lupra.gs at Lup and LaHd AGENTS, OUa
pE.M Wulpiy particular atten,onto the pay
mrut oitlNrslaany part Of Illinois purchasing
aud sr.l1rfr state, ,lnye-li ratngltlcs, collect
ting lr.ninls, buying and selling military land
wprrluls, md locating them on the best iaHdS for
sllhrrs " others ,rcuringpeuslohs aud all claims
.glll,itlr government. Ohice on the south west
cuJpcJ OF the court house square.
Y. T.. blister, attorney and Counsellor at
LIlr, AMI SJiiaii9r in Ctacerg-- OtidWa. H.
OBJ, over the store, of l.. D. Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 'i9
Glover X Cook, j. q. Gluver-B. { Cook A
f,rRrysand C1uassiiors al Law-Oiidca. OF
flee in R.llicl's Block east side Of the public
~guarc Jun 'iS-If<
U.nry g. Cotton. attorney and Counsellor At
Irr anil N,fritDr ~ CAlHcery-- OtiGTd, HS.
Ofi,, ~ ibr Court house. Jun ~
$. .Wnniall, attorney ct Lo~-Johct, IiiH
ca ms. Aug 10, lSiS--ti
Frrcr& ingalls,. \. T FesEg, G \ lNGAlrsJ
inorH,g' mil N1lirH0rs, Chicago, Ills. mrl1.
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TnAcEDY-A short time since, two girls.
aged respectively, II and lG were lured from,
their homes, in Cold Water Michigan. in the ab
sence OF Their parents, by an old married man by
The name OF Blinn, and stage driver BY the name
OF swift. Sher brother sat out in purspt and
tracked them to this city, where lie secured the
services Of Allen Pinkerton, E.q. Of Dundee
They proceeded to Rockford where Rlinn was
fund, having b"a,en the gill with him in a mos
"utrageou'ly cruel manner, and tried IN all DOS :
s'ole wavs to cast her off When Pinker'on ar
rested him, Blinn struck him and tried to run
away. WhereUpnn Pinkorton fred pistol and
shot him in .he back. so that he died In slor.
time, Swift. with the otler girl, had gone on
iurthsr, and Pinkerton was last heard Of in pur.
suit of him. Chicago Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-21

A German, named Keller, has confessed to tho
police Of Cincinnati that he has been employed
by man named Neal, living in elegant style,
some 10 miles from that city, to dispose OF coun
,erl,it notes on different banks in Ohio, Indiana,
and Kentucky. From Nov, 1850, to Oct, 1881,
Neal struck notes to the amount Of S2S5,000.--
Keller SAYS that the number Of impressions in
lsio were considerably more than in 1850 and
1851. Neal has fed, leaving behind him his
large property. Keller also has taken alarm, aud
disappeared
The Commercial says that it has no doubt that
the principal amount Of counterfeit paper now
anoat in the Western country, has been mnnu'ae'
turcl at this establishment, and il congraiuates
ila readers, that it is now broken up.-LhL 7rs'
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