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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
For Sale by
S5O,OOO Reward

a. HAVING been burned out by the re- q
cent fire, and being desirons of clos a.
4Aa. ing my business. will sell my EN- -
TIRE STOCK (from Is to $4,000 worth) of
Stanle and Fancy Dry. Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes, Clothing, Saddlery, &c, e.. at cost for
CASH. Merchants, as we'll as Planters would
do well to call and examine my stock one door
balaw 7. ]. Fouche. N. W. ELLIS.
Yazoo City, December Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
DRY GOODS.
Nos. IL & 13, Magazine Street,
CoRNER OF COMMON. NEw ORLEANS.

CORNER OF COMMON, New ORLEANS.
The subscribers have on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu-
rope, a complete assortment of European and
American Dry Goods suitable for this market
and which they respectfully offer fer sale on
reasonable terms.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part
of the following enumerated articles:
French md English Negro Blankets;
7.S, A, "A, and Twilled Lowell Cottons,
"a, 7-S, A, and Twilled White and Brown,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PIaidLinseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans.
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green
Flannels
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cot;onades and Denims.
for plantations.
Madras and Mock Madras Handkerchiefs,
for Negroes.
Blue, Black and Mixed Satinets,
French Calcoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes, Merinos, A1pacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts, Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslins.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock be ore making their
purchases, NORTH BROTHERS, & co.
New Orleans, Oct. 22d, 1852-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
Yazoo city. Jan. 10. 1853.
A. n. Dunbar & Co

manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers in
ROOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS, No. 81
and IS. Common Street, NEW ORLEANS.
October 1st lS52-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16

IlTTLE'S STRENGTHENING PLATSk8
T.HOR the cure of Weakness of the Ba ok
E Breast, Weak Joints, and for al deep
seated Pains, etc. They are spread upon
amb- skin, and can be apDlied in two min
utes, and must be invariably worn upon the
chest whilst taking the Anodyne Cough Drops
French Mixture, etc., as recommended. Find
hlg Strengthening Plasiers so useful in the
treatment of many cases, often indeed indis-
pepsably necessary, I am induced, therefore,
70 have prepared an article that is really good
10 place with my Pharmaceutical Medicines.
DC. lst 81. THOMPSON & COZ Agents
7. E. SHROPSHIRE5
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
". R. MILES.
Miles & Mayes.

ATToRNEYS At LAW.
KETILL give their attention to all business
w entrusted to them in all the Courts held IN
the counties of Yazoo and Holmes.
0~g- Office in Wilson's building, ythe lei
egraph office.
Yazoo City, Jan. 5, 1853-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
Law GARD.
J. NJ, CLARK,

Attorney and COumselLorGt LGa0,
YaZOO city, Miss.
NNILL practice in the courts at Jackson,
w and the circuit courts of Winston, At
ta.la, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes.
All business entrusted to his will re-
coive prompt attention.
Yazoo city, april 18th 1S51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
LAW CARD.
g. =. Wright.


AaIOIn o LLdy LLSs,
dealers ~ Piofuce. Groceries, Staple
foods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, SUI
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder,
Indigo, Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quinine, dc. &c.
YazOO City, EHiss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell.
P.S. We are prepared to furnish all kinds
of supplies to Planters, and make Cash advan-
ccs on Cotton consigned to our friends in n
Orleans. Messrs OAKEY 81 HAWKINS.
9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-16
II HE DE NJ OCR A T
lPHILLIPs & PERKINS. EDIroRs.
MIR. Everett's Letter i'm England
Comments OF the Press there.

The London journals publish, in extenso, Hon.
Edward Everetts letter to Messrs. Champion
and sartiges, declining to accept the preferred
Tri-partite treaty, in order TO guarantee Cuba to
Spain. The comments below will be read with
interests
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AUCTIONS.
AUGTIO N ].


VNTfI.L be soi st public auction. on ths premises
Wv on THURSD 7, ia mary 8, 1854 al ten O'Clock
A. M a Good Stesai MIL S oy 10 feets 2 STORIES and
basement high, 18th about OF acre Of land sitaated
abous A. rods from the depot o ne F.leheuTs Ksi,osd
Company, IN North Leomiuster Village. on lhe main
road leading from sid Vi Isgc 10 Leonnster Ccuire-
The above shop well calculated Tor carrying on me
comb CHAIR planning, any business the nechanissl
line Also, s the saine tme AM pace, The following
personsl property, TO Wit:
One steam Engine, fifteen horse power.
Two Flue Boilers. eighteen feet long
One Force Pump; one do copper. s a
lot OF steam Pipe aud Fixtures for Engine. ,.
Two w oodwerths Planning Machines, 2Aineh knives
One Side Jointer, 81 feet Ways es
oae Jontns and Matching Machine, - feet ways.
Two Saw Benches, with Arbors anu saws.
Seventy lVe feett Inch -hahng, with puliess &c,
together wi the CouHter Shafts and Hangers belong
ing said Shop
i'ne thousand feel Of rieam Ppe. for ssrping the
above mentioned Mil
Terms made known atIime and place OF sale TX
For further particulars inquire of d. II. Marian,
Fchburg, OF Augustus ri :e NJ the junction Machine
Shop, "A orcesfeF, 8. w. SEl.hf, AuctoneeF.
! eo.pnsi 81 Dee d 1858 ast26 dA@9an5
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ROCKS, &C.
BOOKS BOOKS 8OOKSl
=, KaS4L a. ~ 5. p..11.@;,. & N1o-u Y, :.

BOOKS BOOKS 8OOKSl
John Keith & CO, g Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Main street.
The Flash Times of Alabama and Mississippi by
Baldwin.
Weeks DELIGHT or Games and Stories.
Memoir of Robert w healon.
The Hearth
My Fwo Sisters by Mrs. Judson.
yasconselas. by Cooper
Second series of Clovernook.
Art and industry Of the Crystal Palace, BY Horace
Greeley.
Hot Corn. Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated, in
clu ing the story Of Little Katy, Madalina The Rag
Picker's Daughter Wild Maggie, etc,
Liberia, or Mr. Payton's experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah liza :
Memoirs OF Abernethy.
Napoleon Of st Heleaafrom the letters and Journal
Of Sir puds0n Love- vols.
Proceedings ofthe Hartford Bible Convention.
January and June. BY Berlan- in F. Try lor.
The Potlphar Papers, BY g, w Curtis, anthor Of
Howadjeea
The Bloodst0ne by Mcleod. ress
Homes of American Statesmen, illustrated; conlpHn-
ion TO Homes Of American Authors.
Day nlthe Crystal rhiHce Illustrated.
Autumn tours, ILLUSTRATED, By Mrs Kirkland
Also very fine assortment of STANDARD English
IksLbrafy Edit ns in splendid full and half calf
bndings
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GREAT sALEsA



q ~ sistBY viii sell in fruat Of his Sales kooms'
.. on
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC 81,
commencing al 10 O'CLOCK, yoke Of Oxen osionang 20
the citv ct Worcester set Of Traverse nn sasi
sleahs, Horses arts, Ear. Harnesses: par LOUIS I
Harness buggy Harnesses, Draft cnnlns, o mon
Bars, stake Chains shoves, Hay Forks ksses' on'9
Grindsone Meal Chest, Milk Pans ChHshs' o.. nv
O'Clock. will be sold lai &c assnltmento
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
consisting in art Of SOFAS Bureaus, 90 Bedsieads,
Feather Beds, H9ir Mattresses, 10 straw Do, nee
Clothing 10 Stoves 100 cane seat Chairs, ~ %ooa hS
Chairs 8 hair cloth do, har cloth Rocking 40, ohIu
rens aud OiFce do Card Tables Mahosany and com
moa III ing Inbes w .sh stand, Dressing iaoes,
Hat Fees Nhat Nets, Tea Poys CrocSery' sass ana
Tin Ware Kitchen Furniiure, and great variety o. ~
tcles too numeross 10 mention Evening SAFE, com
mencng a, 81 O'Clock, when will be sold large asoIa
nent of nv I4oo Il c5ps,Sg in part of Broa loths
Casino es Flanneis Lambs Wool shifts anu Dra W.
ers, Hi.dkers hefs, Alpa"eas, Plaids, Linens A4'
Cloths sc. Also, Ten Thousand Cigats
dec30 d2t SW SELL +. eHc''onrtI
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Received at 90 Main Street, this day, Dec. II.

=. N.TUCKER, Agent.
Homes Of Amer IAN statesmen 500
Chrisl in History, BY Turnbull, 1,25
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins, 100
Testimony oflhe Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life, BY Jewell, rs
Legends OF t,ittany, Illustrated, .,io rs
Works OF Ben Jonson. New Edition, $50
Book Of Parlor Games, leo
Hot O IN, or Life Scenes In New York illus
trated, BY Scion Robinson, author Of ''Wild
Maggie, !" Madeline" &c. 1875
Mechanics, principles and application, by Oliver
Ryme, rs
Poole's Index "a Periodica Literature, 500
epiriualism, by Judge Edmonds, l,2S
Appeio6s Modern Atlas Of the Earth, $50
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q Large Assortment of
W Il BEs "a " n Az e. !.

. 1.-THE Worcester Music Store, 200 Nam Street
directly IN frontof the Worcester Hoase.
ivHE proprietor has facilities for furnishing wMu
[ sic, which renders his DE- siiable place 10
ade. People from The country VII find il 90 their ade
ntage 10 CALL send their orders Music, Books,
rings, any thing 10 the way Musical merchandise
IT,PR4cEs VERY L0w--ofLentiaes lower THAI ilaars
prices.
Superior Piano Fortes, Melodeohs, Guitars Well na
ID Flutes, for sale and TO LET. very favorable
srn's. gPiANns ttFIn. iis2m nj as
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DAGUERRE0TYPES.


T R. J.. BABBlTT respectfully invites those who are
vi in want of good Daguerreopp call at Nos a.
J Piper's Bloek and secure themselves tho follow
j advantages, VIZ
Of having good likeness losV pilce OF having
taken BY he largest and best arranged sky light in The
OF having il taken with the best of German In
rHments OF having it taken by Operator who has
I'd the largest experience in the business OF having
Daguerreoype finished with gold, mai ing Them per-
anent, and not affected BY heat cold OF having the
atnres SO prominent nat they be seen 10 any po-
ton ui having the eyes, (atho0g Ugh made clear
Id distinct o. having the coiorng iune iii he neatest
] 'ssihe hummer; Of having group p lures made on
zee plates a. reduced price OF having the privilege
selecting case fiom the largest of Daguef-
AN cases ever offered to the pubiic from the size Of
rec cent piece 10 case measuring 10Sl2 riches; OF
aving particular attention paid Inc copying other
aeueFreoipyes % his readiness 20 10 private ress
nees TO Daguerreotype the sick and deceased Ofhav
their Pictures cut into Plus rings, loo ets bracelets
O; OF having person take childs likeness, who
IS the faculty Of kseping them still of giving per-
! sct satfsfd lion in ana eases
N. B. Office hours from "a A. NJ, 10 r. NJ. af#
o26 dWaSaMtf 3f'5
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hi. c. EISH.
WORCESTER LYCRUM

WORCESTER LYCEUM.
FCHE Course Of Lectures for the Winter of 1854,
l. viii commence the-17th yember, the
CITY HALL,
and he continued az foows,yiz
5.h lecture, Jan. l2-ARev THEo. PARKER, Boston,.
9Th Jan 2O-OLiYER w. HoLM Es, Boston.
9Th g Feb 9--Rev. I. STARR KrHo, Boston.
9th Feb. rs Rev. FRsD'K n HEDaR, Provi'ce.
k9th Mar. 9-WENDELL PHILLIrs, Boston
10th Mar. 2s-WM. B. spRAeuE, d. d.. Albany
" Tickets for 4he course may be obtaired If the
Treasure, and the Bookstores the following prices
Gentlemen 81 00--tsades and Minors so cents single
Lectures l2B cts. to be paid at the door 57ff8
All purchasers of Tickets viii be entitled to the use
Of the Library containing about 1900 VOLUMES OF val
ual,Ie Books for tine whole year.
The doors will be open Z and closed at " o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, feas.
Worcester, Nov. 12 is 8 DIFF
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NEXT THURSDAY, LADIES
51esseager's iNotlce.

Worcester, IS. December 49, 1853
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of nsol-
Ii vency, for the County of Worcester, has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate OF NASH
lNGroN HILL, OF Spencer in said Counfy, Nh in
solvent debtor and the payment Of any debts, the
delivery of any property belonging said nsolvent
debtor TO him. for his use and the transfer Of any
property by nlth, are forbidden By law.
The first meeting of he creditors of said nsolvent
debtor, Will be held at n( Insolvency. the
Office d said Commissioner Worcester in said Coun-
ry, on the I2h day OF January next al Iu O'Clock IN
the orenoon the proof of lebls, and choose an
assignee, or assignees, OF his Estate
dec2s dst&wlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-31
PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Societys
MILL hold Course Of Lectures, shis season, al til
wv 81 CITY HALL,
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Noy- go al u ocFk,
10 be continued as flows, viz:
A. Jan 3--Hon. GEoRaE =. BOUTWELL,, GFoton.
S. Jan. n --GEoReE SUMNER Esq B.,sIon
6 Jan. 81 --7uf o1IvER W Holmes, Boston,
7. Feb IA --fiun. ANsaN i3uRLINeAME, Cambridge.
8. Feb. a6----Rey HcRAcg JAMES, w, re- Scr.
g. Mar IL -ReyT. p 4NpERsoa, Roxbgsy. sfN4
TO- Mar 2s.--RsY A. l.. ET0NE, Boston.
Tickets for the course, has be obtained Hltchin-
sons Wesby's, Keh's, and Aliens Bookstores, the
following nrces: tisntleman and Lady, 81; i Gen
ueinan, IS cents; Lady Miaor, 50 cents. Single
Lectures II! cents, 10 BIZ paid at the Door Tickets
not ansferabLs.
Doors open bsfore and closed at III precisely. Ali
persons requested 10 be In tbs Hall previous 70
past eclock- EF gs66 II mssgSses
C.JlfLsON,
SIDNEY CLARKE So
w JEssEsB WHEELER. Committee,
r. III, sTOWELL,
G. E BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1863 off mis-
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ARE Chance for Competent Business
III Man. ftff

N energetic and reliable agen' Is wanted by the
\ Manufacturing and Mercantile Union ufahe city Of
York, TO establish Il branch II The Company, for
ie sale their POI uar cheap and s'ape goods In the
iy oil Worcester, aud surrodndlng towns,
Their catalogues embrace avery large variety of tho
est and most saitabego d. which meet with rapid
nd extensive sale wherever introduced. t,ur agents
eaze large, niul' diale snd steady pfohte far more
anunefave than Can be made any similar business.
Circulars explaining the detail o. the business
be had by application Ut he Office Olhe Company
o. 237 BruadNA,, New York, over tho Broadway
ank, Rooms Nh and decB 4,S dim
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Frs. 81. M. Gsralde.
MnT1CE.

FENHE annual meeting of the nembers OF he MeT-
1 chants and farmers Mutual Fire Insurance tom
pany will he held at the Office Of said Company, in
Worcester, on "Wednesday, the b day Of January
next, at 2 O'Clock, p
The subject Qualifications of the Bylaws, win be
considered and acted upon
CHARLES l.. PUTNAM, Secretary.
Worcester, Dec 10, 10 8. dlian4
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he First Inquiry. .---.-'' Echo Answers
@t1 Iaro 81 - 4 n

Where "
Il was morn, bright December morn, youth
God gazing for long time on The beautiful display
art before him fis first, and NATURAL INQUIRY 20
nlseli Was g Is This, iheH,' said The youth. Vi this
place where the lights AMI shadows pictured to
e, polished siIvec plates, and BY the artists skill
ldrd with pure gold B Echo answers, Ills even so.
hen light the torch, he said, hell 10 ExceslGr's
md to guide both Youth and Age, where Sunshine
I is sludedil the highest degree. will know lhis
youth declares fe ascpuds, step by step, till he
achrs the Say Light Hall = pauses- he makes his
bow before the rliss ch ,ir takes is first sitting;
he Youth Is understanding 10 bis friends. he
lows his pfize--he infosAls hem with one has
cath, the place Of places, whtFe enc can get the
ytes Of Life. Rememper, be says, at Union Block
agurrrean Gallery, 1877 Main street, Over L.. D. Ged
ird g store. deet6 DIFF
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Worcester pramat 9 Museum.

STAGE MAsAeER............J. G. CARTnTcH
y ~o capital pieces in which all The highly talented
'eapny Will appear.
'IRIs, SATURDAY., AFTERNOON, Dec 81. 1873,
tne perfol ulanres III commence al quarter he
Tis oeoeh, precisely, with the beautiful pathetic
LLAMA shFifled the GOLDEN FARMER.
singing. by miss Marion Macarthy and her brother
VIC 70 Conclude with the glorious Farce entitled A
Al& INSThE DARK.
Y On Monday, Uncle Toms Cabin. N
" Full particulars, see Bills OF tie day.
ttsfofmances so commence at quarter offs
,o acknowledgements, rs cents; Circle and Gallery
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Blacksmithing and G1inding

DIdCAsAH4IIIA3 tsIAu VI 4AN14H6
FENHE citizens OF Worcester informed that are
prepared to make all kinds and shapes OF H. M
MERS, G., TO oraer; le.herden temper
Carpenters Tools. Also, grind dpollsh HATCH
ETS Tools, and all sorts of Iron and Steel Work, IN
the best possible manner, aud for the lowest cash
terms BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Juncti Building.
n9 sd3nlA
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xOME new and beautiful patterns Of MOROCCO an Ns
} ENAMELED RETiCULES, whh d vasiesy
WINNINGS. such as Hair, Nail and Tooth Broshea
ortnl Jnnalca, Thinbles, scissors, Bed sims Mirsple
TO-. &C. vefs useful aad convenient article for ehop
Ing or Visiting ~ @. q. COLEMAN,
docl2 dls4w 200 Main Street.
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Physicians Visiting Lists.

DN Mechanic stteei. lhlK 4 Thursday afternoon a
" pecket book, coHfkAnInN 4 and sone chAhee.--
The IA 81 Will Unnecessarily rewarded BY lsnyipgihe
sams AZ this Office. e. All st IL. IL y la
Wurnpater, uer az. uN1 utt 1 ~
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Acids-Aoids.


us In wn aeaia, un viii be happy 20 see tho patrons
II Of Portrait and Landscape Paintings
at his rooms. No. 2a5 Main street, over SCOTS Drug
Ntnfp dtf ne2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-08
Flowers atthc FAR,

We take great pleasure in inserting the follow
ing communication, which We feel eoafIeu. will
be read with much interest
Owing to The negligence Of the committee CD
flowers no report was sent in f,r publication.
There could, however, have been buton decision
that awarding to Mrs Maurice Murphy the first
and only premium. Although due attention vss
bestowed upon the snowy boqgets Of the bril-.
liant cockscomb, dlhiias, dc, the eve turned
gratefully to the lovely and more modest fl-.
chias with tLei; graceful pendant blossoms, the
beautiful variety VI roses, both growing in pots
aud cut, the latter most tas,efuy arranged in
moss the exquisite passion flower, gcrauiums Of
many kinds, eyergreens; climbing plants, with
the most lGxuriant page, clnsng tenIril., aud
pretty flowers Of purple and white; the tall and
stately tube rose, with its tuft Of delicate bud.
and blossoms, sending forth the most delicious
fragrance the many yaietle; Of cactus, all IN their
infancy, bat by their thrifty appearance giving
sure evidence oihaying received the most unwea.
ried care, together with many other plants and
NlIu lleul IA 10 UsslGllltI lL.G Ol Nut
mented Murphy. Few looked upon this most at
traclye portion Of the exhibition, without sub
d1ed feeling Of regret that life so valued, not
only BY the cherished ones at home, bu. by the
community at large shoGd have come Ie so sud
den termination lie had looked forward tc
this fair with much interest, and had he lived
would undoubtedly have done much to have
made It not only pleasant but useful By his own
genuine love Of flowers. He has inspired taste
in others. and we see a growing disposition to
embe!llsh our grounds and homes with these mos,
beautiful works Of the Divine hand. The nursery
established by Norri. & Murphy, is the flirest or
uament to sur young city-the grounds are most
delightfully."- situated. tasefally laid out, and tee
ming with fruit trees Of the choicest kind, enough
to supply the whole region Of country. The
green house commenced by Mr.. Murphy, and re-
Gently completed, is nearly filled with the most
beautiful flowers Of eyc.y hue aud cline We
advise those who have not visited this lovely spot
to do so--iud feel assured that they will never
regret the time that may oe spent there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-08
The r,u,t Growers Convention.

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- -, 1' o., !, u...,..u
.,..l.I 1870. lac. ,.,i.,, at
- -. 10 w.. r., .r,
50, ,N,,',',,''' .'',.' ,'
80 ,..:. ,.....-.
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90, ' ., r..,,,,,a,,.. -. ,r.ro .rh
va ~, - -, =, ..a. mn, ,t.y
J''' " 49, ~ 60, s.., ,,,..,,..r,..
=, ,-,ri .,.r. Nm, ,ri s,rIy cl.75, WA.
r,,,.l,o bo,~snn, from iii. disease. though.
,,r, f-,,, ~. ,,c,,ire5 rs,s,,e ori.. con. .a
;.r.,I..r,ro ,rl,bs rz,u,..gallp.a,;.ay!... H..
IN
n ,,,.,-Tb, P.cb,,sol was sail to be lar
tly and a lp0-- llgnt.ut LFlrgr. AHNl4 (. y.
recommended for ..gsy,. cultivation. The NJ,
D,lo ,,.,.,r,. tb,r,bt f, be one of the hes,
The Elton wa found to b, to, tender for obi.
s,,,i,, The B,.,k T,r,,r,3a. Yellow Spanish
Belle de Slo;sse Am. Heart are well worthy O.
cultivation The Ohio Cherries good as far 81
tested
p,wl.-Tbe WASHINGTON. good f5y some TO-
cali,ie.. Princes Imperial Gage. recommends.
for ex,er.iv, cultivation. Goes Golden Dlp
and the Green Gaze. were recommended. LON
barI. frs. rate for market. Smiths Orleans
worthy Of rsperalculti,s,.5n.
Gr1res-The Isabella, recommended n: on.
Of the best II not the best. for extensive cu'tiya
finn +, the northwest The C.tswba was vote.
srDerior TO All localities where +; would rpen
Th. Cf.,,,, NJ, sufficiently known FIR recon-
-.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-08

A VILLAIN At IAEGG--Mc-ar,. Hamilton d
Bro. Of Scntyi!le, Macuupn County, olIera ro.
ward Of Rhy dollars fof the apprehension Of a
man pln,cI Jas MAYNARD, Muualj was formerly
engaged in pedl,ns so,d. for Mes,r. Hnm,i'oa,
bnt sold bis cmplu,or- stock somewhere IN the
vicinity Of Decatur and having passed himself oii
as preacher, succeeded in winning and wedding
Young lady named Murphy, w,th whom he went
to st, Louis, sold a buggy and outfit which lac
had hired or borrowed aud dccAmpcd deserving
hi, bride # Is said that be has wife residing at
ScoltyIlle, Manard Is described a, about i've
feet seven or eight inches highE heavy built
weighing about l95 or 7O--ol swuthy light com
plcxon light hnr rrthc, q the sandy ordcrqHr,
spoken OF friendly and syliabIc maunrs aud
about 81 yeas vl!,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-08

Cr,NrLlS's AppErss,--Wo this week publish
the address ofour distinguished townsman, John
9. Chsmpln, Esq, delivered in front Of the Court
House, in this city the ID day Of the fair 1t is
a highly interesting document, and will well pay
any one who will give it perusal
Ii may be well to state here that, owing To
Mr.. Cs absence, when the proof Of his address
was taken, number Of typographical errors
were allowed to pass uncorrected. The reader
will, therefore, attributed them 10 the printer
anl not to thc author
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-08

Tho congregational church, which fr some
week, la, been undergoing repairs. will be ope.
ned tor divine service, on the mex. Sabbath, o.,
9;h. The building has been thoroughly painted
externally, Onth inside the wall, have been
very neatly paperei, in imitation Of oak paunel
work, while the seats have been grained with oa,
imitation. The whole appearance Of the house
is greatly improved, and If fu.hcl accorIu, t,
the p'esen; design, wiI.arJrI n very abrasive
aud comfortable house Of worship crcd.ablc
alike to the congregation aud those who have
executed The labor.