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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
JOURNAL, JUNE l6, 1858
Written for tbe journal.
RBgENTMENT.

-
/ send this, not that IT may wake
One tender thought Of mine, Q
4 MY RNl would iu us SILENCE break, n
= sI7ef bea, again for thme1 BID l,ltfeA
- send it, taai thou .may'sl dbt- plead, ,-.---
How little did'si thou know, ysia III
. The cruelty Of such light deed, '''
What bitterness of woe
Lndks in The gay aad careess Words tf( NJ
That iamper with affections Chords. -
Twill act a moniory part, .,.,.. .5..r..
Wherein thy guilt is shown,
Warn Thee 10 Judge others heart,I a. Va
In future by thine own.
AS withered Wreath Or fragrant Movers, T"
t Whose eolors long are 'Aed, p s',.H
No memory Of their summer hours,
LEI with The faded dead; l .u1.t n ~
So is the retrospect of thee, = g ,moi..
So let Thy memory eyer be, ..,..,,... ....
My heat Is like some oesert lone, ro rra ...
With ruins scattered round, ~. ,s...t .,...
Pc The fallen he'll, The shrine o'erthrown
The temple on the ground d III .aa"
Aud such thy work for thcc my heart, ei
Lies desolale and mute, Old. r..... O..
Too like the hand whose treacherous art,
so Thrills DER some lonely hI'e,
Awhile IFS sweetest music wakes, ..
But every string il touches breaks .'rh
For lice that heart gave nP lis best, ar
It's beautiful and young; isr rI ....a.
..i In the pearls Of morning dressed,
=. Affection which but spring
Tha, hope hath flung its gems aside,
And dug itself grave, .sa...I.-r
And tears have turned affections tide, . ....
Upon Marah's bitter wave:
And wounded feeling, CALLING thoughts,
Are links thy love for memory wrought.
Farewell! do not all forgive!
cannot quite forget,
l only bid within thee live,
The seal which thou hast SET -
! woald not if could recall,
All l have found SO vain,
A spring-day may autumn fall,
But cannot bring again, r
The birds, the leaves, the buds, the flowers,
Rejoicing in their early hours.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

SAVANNAH, June ST. Tie passenger cars
last night, going inio Mnuon, vas talrown
down an embankmenL The Mail guard
was Killed, and i've Passengers severely H..
iulee, among them lion A. Stevens.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

I
Yesterday party Of three or four went to
Lizzie River from This place, and, with two an
gle rods, n,only five hours time caught l57 bass,
averpgDg two pounds each, making 3l4 pounds,
and not good day at that The only bait used
is simply piece Of red flannel, requiring not
littleskilland ingenuity in the opcration.- New
Madrid Mo- Journal. 9a.
"A New DEMoCRATie ORGAN AT WAsuIYG-
roP.--A Washington item OF the Sd runs as
follows:
"A Democratic paper, representing Benton
and 'he BdrHbu7aer interests, is about being
started here in opposition to the Union.
g7=An "important if true" statement is made
in The Stanford Mercury The editor says that
ga novel mode of hatching chickens has been
put into operation in Lincoln on the premises Of
a.fellmouger. The eggs are placed in water,
which is kept up 10 the requisite warmth by
means of a solar lamp and m~ny fine chickens
thus Matched are running about the prem.
Uses.
OF Last week an Iowa editor, "iust TO
try his renders published Il chapter from
the songs of Solomon, The next d0y one
of his patrons addressed him comp-
mentary letter, concluding as follows =
"Devilish good. Who wrote i'll Not
Bob Smerson, did he?" Iowa, we Judge
from this, offers fine field for The plough
ing up of our missionary friends. We
hope that they will attend to it.
NAILS GRowiNG IN rnE FLEsn.-A late
writer in the Ohio Cultivator gives the fol-
lowing remedy: Cut a notch in the middle
of the nail every time it is pared. The
disposition 10 close the notch draws the
nail up from the sides,
sNryy IDKA.-In such a large commercial
community that of New York competition
runs high, and gives rise to every manner of in
genious devices for the extension of business.
The newest idea is that of an enterprising hat
ter THE metropolis, who has attached to his es-
adjustment daguerrean apparatus, perfect in
all its parts. Whoever favors h2n with call,
iSpolilely askedt TO The Salon above, where he is
subjected 10 a sitting Of a minute or so. In re-
turn, his miniature aristicalls impressed on a
sBau oval plate, firmly fixed 10 the lining at
the bottom Of the new hat, and no additional
charge made.
SAyANN4u, June 81 Tie passenger cars
last night, going inlo Maron, vas tirown
down an embankment. The Mail Guard
was Killed, and i've Passengers severely H..
juiee, among them lion. 4, Stevens.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

THE PLEAsURE TAR Next Tuesday the
Die Vernon will be up on her way TO the Falls
Of Saint Anthony. Recollect that Capt. DAS
ABLE will be Master for this trip, and that the
Die Vernon is fine passenger boat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

Mans Growing IN THE FLEsn.-A late
writer in the Ohio Cultivator gives the fol-
lowing remedy: Cut a notch in the middle
of the nail every time il is pared. The
disposition 10 close the notch draws the
nail up from the sides.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

"A New DEMoCRATic OaGAN AT WASHING
ror.--A Washington item OF the Sd runs as
follows: 1a 4.
a Democrotic paper, representing Benton
and 'he BdrHburaer interests, is about being
started here in opposition to the Union.
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Getting ,ySrr!eIs

Daring tie ls-t .am1'. htil5 ,n'r!pnt gan
.pred N one Of the ras'pJnt"vn. which ofTor'sd
some nmu.rmpn, 80 tie spectators n, the time
and furnished fund fora considerable tia.e tarie
after. II occurred ~ church on urU Of .hu-t
culel afternoons when I'll llr world srems rr1c =
t"o drop asleep; when the lies buzz aZ',y nn tie
window panes ard the dog lies on The de.r stone
The afternoon service had eudrd and tie con.
gre'''h were arranging 'h'in.e'Fet ''' otu'-
h'''"h "heh' I" the gtcal a'"hsn'n'pi any mAh
',s'' INTEREST o' me w"'-hipe's, we 'o'" F''''
ue,'e"d"n f"m Tue rnlpN 70 We drs~ ,''""' ara
iooklns s"'emn--v"ry--'G'a IN e".m clear voice
iho,- wishing To h' anted ~ TIE h''y hnnI-
! "i m,'rhiory. WI now P,'aae come forward
deep h'i'ine'- instantly Iru over 'he c"aFfe
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The little ",iorn;ag Giorv ="

Dear little pet She va7 going Journey,
n the cars. with mamma, anl her li't,e cur"
head could not stay On the pillow, Tor 'hinsu,
Of It. She was awake by ~ icwa and hud
b'ea trgluc 10 rouse mamm1i'f IN i0,~ She
had told her joy IN lispin. 9r-,Hts to Dolly
whose stoic,l lndlte: 'ucc WAS Wv rrovo. -
especially when she knew she Rgsco.ry 10 SEE
cher dear, whit,.lairei obi grand papa" who i VI
never vet uoked upon her sweet fa'' Githorg.
pen and lal: had long since herad,i her poi'r
porfe'tlons Yes, little pet must lot he. PCT.
test, f'r grand rara'a eyes are rot g. dim that
that the sight OF pretty face doesn't racot b II
Ikea rav of glad sul light 81 ,,a -'o-ss vrvr
of golden hair are nicely ccmhci. .lu r." b. II
Dire put on. TO heshi,n 0y con'tas, Z "i,i
fsirnes, of the neck hsd shoulder, then c
white apron, to keep all tdy then the C..irr
ella boots neatly iared c.. ,oe yor !i'tle pt
| wish had YOU in nv arms t. m,rnls.
Good bye Flow her little curs .laa what
nirc seat our tiny voyaSer has. by ia'' f. sSut
open window upon mamm7,s kreul ..Nw 4, n.
derIuIly fast the trees, and houses, and ic1,'7 ~
past. Was ,hers ever ANYTHING like it INd
how it makes her eye wink wber We cas- dash
under the dark bridge, and how Ia, . ring
ING Of silver belle thst lttls musical laugh i.
when th"v dart out again into the r sun.
llghf. How cove, anu hofsf4 an sheep all
run at that horrid whistle. l.itl, pe' feels ae
though she wa, most n woman to be tra"rl
iug about, seeing so MANY fine ,i,res On ,lg7
dash. it half take, her breath ,vny hgt she
is not afraid; no indeed What l.t,la darling
ever cou'd he afraid, when its .sp.s was in
mamnss love clnsri
Alas! poor little pet!
rand.papa's eyes grew wctry watching for
vou, At tho little cottagc winAov .,,lni ram
ma says ",he cakes vii, be cutie ,noiIel : and
she "kn,s to h"r seam needle " sn1 tho r.s,,s
about ths siting.r roam uGea'''v row ,ol th~r
stoopinr 10 pat the little XII Tt to ne
PETE playfellw, AMI no's h n, '7''7 'aR t.y.
IN the cows home; md The G,"is falling 'hs
stars are ne creeping OIL srd ,ar it.!a cu't
eta md iroya have cnTnrE"ta en.- o7srHg
ccrcrTt. and still little pet b4s-t coRs' W..2-s
is the little stray waf
Listen Among The "un.'coFr;cC deri' by
The laIs railroad sccidCn, at N,rwa,,, was ! o..
male child about three years Of age i,ir c,o.
plexjon and hair had red drefa etrou sack
white apron, linen gai'era, tipped with patent
leather, md white wooden stocking
Poor little pet Poor ole grarr =. Go CON.
fast h.a tell him it W.. O shork,ag accident bct
then "nchody was to blame" ,ni olcr lin
healing plaster forhis grca. rrief n The .lupe Of
damage money - Oiirc BfoHrh
FANvy TrRa.
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Chicago, SrsnLISa AND Mls.IssrFFi hArtsoAD
The Commissioners, Mes,res. Naper, Hess, De-
men, Wallace, and Others, have notice il some NJ
the papers west at lhs city, that an lh- l3Ih dav
Cf september next, hacks Of aubscribtnn to the
capital si"k oi the Sb &c road will be opened at
the CT, Hotel. N Chicago. The charter deter
mines the points in tn. rald rond a, follows; Tu
commence Ut the city oi Chicago, thence by the
most eligible route to the village Of Nperyllle
IN Dh P,ge county; thence Ia Aurora, Kane Co.
thence near the village of Little Rock Kendall
county; thence to Sterling Whitesdes county
thence to the Mlssis-ippi river to point not far
above Fultcn city nlr below Aihanv on sad riv.
CT, in aid county Of Wdiios,dc.- Chitcoo D'qo'
G,J
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'Kossrr1 and MAsdlSi are reported by foreign
journal tn have left Londun some weeks since un.
announced, aud m one knows where ihcy arc
The Boston Atlas surmises that Nazslui has gone
to Italy and kossuth to Turkey to prepare to
NIX III the active scenes now promised in Eastern
Europe.
Ko.su,h in Iii, last address delivered in Boston
stated that Turkey was making such rapid pro.
grts. in adopting tho military tactics Of the West,
that RuS.i, wo, Id nat allow her to rrmain long
nt pra.e because cisht or ten year. peace would
IN be her TO become too well organised to be
ca.ily u iusAtea War; therefore he eonsndrd,
mus, occur ar. Russia change her pol cy. IN the
even. Of eurh n " r. he sa!i Hungary woad not
hp idle rnd it, prohaSlr thn, ae Las enne TO
Turkey ready 10 enter 3rngnry aud call his
oount,ymon to arms, ,ke lire; favorable opporlu.
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FE>TIrrroS--.Thr Washington Go Pos, sAJ
clap in a certain village with whom he is ac
quain'ed having had sandrd sugar sold to hn,
inserted in the weekly paper the following;
AGhcc.--l purchased Of Grocer in this ,lirrr
sqrantifv Of Sugar, from which obtained ONE.
POUND OF SAND. If the rascal who cheated
5'e will send to ny address seven lbs. of cool
Sugar, scripture measure Of rc,ti'u,ion) will be
ii.t'a: II not shall expose him.
On the 'niiowng day rsn, seuen pound packages
# spga- we're lcft n, ~. residence from as mary
different dealers each suppc:iog Himself the per
son ,nlen ded.
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! SPINNING RAcE.--Some two thousand pso.
pie collected at the Bathing establishment o,
Dr. Eao, at Hartford Conn, on Wednesday, Of
last week, to witness swimming race whc',
took place in the river. The bathing establish
myrt has walks which extend out into the Con.
nsgtlat river, between the two willow islands,
sud .hese we're filpd with spectators, both nen
aud eumrn On tho .hore also, there were large
,6ionE1 ol gentlemen and ladies'. and the rive
tar Il long Distance Nas flied with boats, giving
the " hole scene quite a Venetian appearance
Seventeen swimmers entered the list6ne Am.
ereaos and eight Germans The distance 'waR
was ahou, ono milc--Mr ultlch Mcll. a German,
coming m.head A series Of variega,ed Drum
mond !ishsani rockets lent an additions! effect
to he scene Dhiis ths music f'om the Hartford
Brass Band All ! the German Licdelkrauz, vocal
enci.tv, gave interest and animation 20 the &c
,asIun. The soldier, Of the Hungarian army
we're obliged to practice swimming ~ part Of
their military exercise. II WAS often neces.-ry,
during The Hungarian war, to cro.s ,ivers in this
way. carrying their knap sacks and mushets--
Hence the arnic, were taught to swim by bat
TALON.
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SAN FARANclsGn Nov AND TBrN-Thr pcrula
ton of San Francisco is INV nrary 5O.0AO The
city has covered tie old sand h"aCh, mounted the
hills, oveiinwed into the valleys beyond enroach.
I'd upon the waters and promises, perhaps not
may generations hence to cover III. Peninsula
between the the Ocean and Bay. Behold how
great tree may grow from - little seed, Sx
wears ago in June. lS4f the California Star the
first paper ever published here, gave the follow
mo ns Ind nDnnlaiipn Of lhr Aillnve
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Now, every steamer that arrives-and they
come in of late il fleets of three or four-hrngs
population more than sufficient TO people such
town as the old pueblo Bnena.
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new 10 MAKE Cow LET DOWN MiIx.--We clip
ihc following from an e.elar7e onnr~,

II OIn III t-'Na'-t phpVs.
a few Years ago bought young COW wlcl,
proved TO he very wild. nud when tool: away
her hrst calf, she would not give her mix. /
heard !, remarked, that rxtting weight on ti.o
CONS harS world make ser give The milk down
a''ofd'nely drove her iplotba stable. got bu.
.hei .! gram ard put i, on her back. While kent
IN this position she had no power To keep ,p her
milk and i; came down freely. Aier doing hi.
q few times and afterwards rnttiry M hand on
the hack Of the COW, it would give wsv, and she
would immediately give down her miik-- C4lt,.
1afor.
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Boot e. Shoe Shop.

- ~ = Y S.a - IT, >" y" = II,
Tlt an i-r-igned would call the al,enuoT~of hi;
iri"n lSand the public 10 his removal to III" piuce
close by where The BarheI's shop stood, on Nadi-
sonstrret, known as Joseph Hans corner, whore
he w,ii cont uc IN the retaI. OF Boots and shoes
oi hi.oWu manufacture.
Whr thankful tor the lihernl patronrr" h' has
receive for the p1st6 wears in OitHwa. le vii en-.
draVOr 10 merit n continuance OF lhr same. lie d.
prepared to make Grui',mens fine boots, q
French Cal, Patent Leather aud Morocco, ond
everything in his line, on rs reasonable terms 81
the ,lmr qualify can hr bought in other piaces.
trg' RrpIlruL done NJ usuul,
Ottawa, navel DAYL LELEy
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Business Garhs.
Grs "a "a . S@GS
Carriage and Wagon Manufao

Carriage and Wagon ManufaotoIy,
Il GAY would inform his frlrrts and custo
- Iners that he hns renewed to his u. W shop
thrSouih-wcsl corner the public square where hs
wiconunue The manufacturing oicarraEes huagi,
and wngonsin the latest and'most approved STYLES
Being praclical workman he iattcrs limseithal
he can build ms good work ogn he produced m this
market. lpork mad" TO ofdrraud warranted ,opiys
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the ,holtes $,
notice.
Cash paid orscasourd lumber. ! GGkr
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Woolsey's City Ba'Ieyy,
Change of Lo alton
Cash SYstem Continued,


I Tis orlhy the cafctul consideration OF every
n nnIly, thatitls be!ter economy, cheaper, ana
mTc tsalthy 10 use Woolseys bread cakes, nnd
truckers, than 70 he troubled 10 make them NJ
home, Tor the following rcascns: They are made
10y experienced workmru, in n scientific manner
raised, kncanrd, and baked at the proper time
and llrg' qnntI,es, aud will be delivered by the
btead wagon, on the Lice andiet Lire Principle
''thi; is cheap for cash" Thankfil Cor past pat.
ron,ge, hope still to merit the appreciation Of the
citiz'ns OF Ottawa. ssVIsitors from city og country
will always iinI at Woolsry'S a welcome Re-
freshments always on hand. Ice cream rooms
for ladies' aud gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders LETT nj the post Office on Woosey's slate
or AZ the store ot Mann & Pierce will be promptly
attended to each day bctnre tea.
n. B. Woosey's bread cakes, and crackers
will alwaysbe found fresh at the store oi Mann &
Pierce
Bikery, No Marquette ST., near the railroad
depot, April %
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w BUSHNELL. attorney s Counsellor at
w Llir. Ottawa liz. Al business entrusted
TO bon, wi.ttrg"jyr loIrhhA nnd prompt attention.
N.E'r over Nrru, X Fish'rs bank k,swcprnrs the
court h1ls- squlre. luy lG-L|ly.
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6,StEER 4 INGALLS,, d c. ?. Frcer-G A
4 IngAlIs) Ai0rtsys and S1'i;'ior', Chicago
Illinois. Mar l5-tf
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obkr THE LAwFMty Of the principal r,r-.
chants and business men Of JACK .onvip in n,.
State have signed anil published Cord. j.,
which 'hev say; After the first If August. the
law prohibiting the pigment out OF receiving
small bills not Issued in this State takes effect
We therefore give this timely notice 10 our
friends aud cus'or,tra, tina, thev may not exprc'
u TO receive from them hills of c-s dcnomlna
ton than five dollars after that date excepting
those legally issued and registered OF oLr own
State
That's the way to 10 It. Drive ou. these for.
risn shin plasters, and Let us have a good cur.
rcncy for once
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MOVER K COOK e. o. Gtov 90 C.
" C,ok0 4poracgs 4 Coanseii0rs % L,e,--
Otnv1 Olhcrn R.dItck's Block, rast side OF
the Public Square Jane, lSiS-tt
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LOOKING GLASSES
ever offered ~ the ma III ct n nd
al prices to defy competIuon They have hciIi-
ties for manufacturing superior 10 any this side OF
Chicago and are dslsTmied 10 pot their price
Atfhe L0ata Mark
In addition to what they manufacture themselves
they are receiving good assortment oi Nruiture
from the most fashionable housesi III Chicago, which
they viii sell at Chicago prices, adding lransporla-
ton. They wood call particular attention 10 the
TACT that they are making tlieirown
Bedsteads.
which enables them TO furnish o cheaper ami bet.
ter article Than can be- got eaewhere and they
will make any size and pattern that ney be called
for orany other rartcle IN the cabinet oTupko.stery
line, on short notice
Furniture Driiver,dInd sftyp
m any part Of lh, town, audh i, does not give 60
tisacnon the money WI, Ice refunded Iney hlso
keep on hand Sash aud Glass oi all kinds, The,
hope by strict attention to business to receive il
berai share Uipauouage.
Undertaking.
They viii pay pouicular Intention 10 this bus..
ness. C"i'lus oi all siZrs constantly ON hand
Fisks Nc;aiiC Burial cases iuuHh,d II called toy
Persons leaving thrir orders wuh ili'm will he re-
icyrdrum further trouble. rs ihry a'iend funerals
with hcar,r aud umN hcan agrs 1t wanted
May22 1852 G.. RUuG \ WATSON.
Neic Furniture Ware HOoni, let dVOr North of
HocsS Smitfs Latc OHre, la Suiie st., Ondna
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The wheat crop in Texas are oil harvested
snd are represented 10 he the largest ever pro
dnred IN the country. The other crops are in n
verv favorable condition, though at Last accounts
CTth ult,,) the country generally was suffering
for want ofrain, no rain having fallen in many
parts oi the State for upwards of four weeks.
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Couui..iourrs Of Deeds, &c, for New York
Copn"cilcut, OHIO. New Jersey. Nlchlg'n and
Wisconsin Mays lSlt-tf
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Interesting s,a,ls,uc,.

'hs Whole number ef largurgcs spoken in the
Rh "a amount 10 S0ob4, viz b97 in Europe.
N"' ~ Asa, 2's in Africa aud s6i In Amer
TIA.
The Inhabitants Of our globe pro!css mare than
i9u' different religions. Tie nnnibcr of men 70
"h"n' equal to The wemen The aver uce Il iu.
unE "" j. about - ycare. One ior,L die me.
Nro' !" no age OF seven yesrs. one hail hcicrs
. f'''hins u ytass q. age and those who pass
ma A." tnny irIicty ~ refused To- one ialf &C
'nF idiHrn 'ruts, Towery 0co persons only
"nr rta'hc- 90 ,,ms IT noe 20 ,r.ry 100,
oi.iy T"srt the nsc ef 50. aud rot more than
""s ;" POO lives :" so ycal. "f age
: sAere aIS on the earth .0nO O00.G9O ul,ala.
'Ahi-. snd "i these ssS sSs SSs die every wear.
/ " ~ every d"S. $3.50 every hobr, 10 eveiv
minnie. ar cno ,rery ..cond
! These hsses nrr about balaured b, an rdusi
number II biriha. The msr,ied arc Longer lived
tha: the s!rc'S. and above all. ,ho.r Who ols,res
Sober 'H9 nJI~'tiuus rnsiurt. Tall men ly.
'HhEcr than ,HoTt one Woman have move
ch"n'sS Of lie N ,heit hvi rrtynus 10 being so
l"srS o. ayc ih'n man, but fewer afterwards
i"e number ni marriages is IN propo ,.rn of llo
~ every 600 individual Marriages nre mrse
'r'cNe"i 7ifer the eqSinores-- tba, ia daring tho
mouths of lnnr ard December
/ thpse hora ~ the spring are grn.rnlly r,orr
I 'ronen, bv night than by dnv. Tie nr,nher Of
nrn capable of working or bcnrny arms is cal
'hlHt"f Rt one fourth uf the population.
r"nie OF these statements are rather singular
''i Set mary tlrm ARE susceptible Of an easy
'"'H'l.n. That marriages take place more frc.
ln"ni!y IN June and December than other month.
IN We wear was jus. what We have always tus.
i"c'ed vas the case Those who marry in June.
1850 because they can't help it; while those who
'onnublai re N December do so douiiless 10 guard
against 'he chilly plows which distinguish the
r9s',''ten months of winter The matches
"Nich come "h in June are commonly love
matches and arc brought abuut by green 6.lI,
and the cnntagcons infiuenre of boboliuks end
ye'nw bl!dsi while those which happen in De-
c'hoer are brought about, in degree by mix.
ing p!aing mathematics with the market value Of
tinnei Under gainens.N y D.tchmJn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

OOule>liC>.
VllEhest assortm ut oi summer cassimcres de
nilns, drills, ticks striped shrlnp heavy cot.
tons, hlcuched goods crash rs~sed, ana scotch
diaper, table linen napkins, corded snirls, cur.
tain muslin &c, nt tMay2D ]. w NILts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
FISEuW. lGeo. H. Nous-

NJ 'hHiN ~ u i'F'thA N''tps IL tN"i
~ Geo ) Fisher attorneys at Lan LdHd
Agents, Otfdtoa, H.; VIII pay particular nten-
tlon toiHe payment OF taxes IN any parl OF Illinois,
purchn' aug and selling Real Estate, investigating
titles, collecting demands, buying and selling Mil
nary Land Warrants, and locating them on the
b'St Lands iur soldiers or others, securing pen-
sin1s anI a claims ,g7ln,t the Government -
OFfl 10 -pn the south west corner Of the Fub-
lie SqllT-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25
Going Into Musrelman's yes

HE~Going into Musaelnan's yes
ierlay morning to get one OF hls
".Los dage1os' cigars, we met some
ladies', and was considerably emb1r-
rassed to see in large box on the
floor, the full appointments for q wed
ding party, cakes, wines and other et
ccferas. We could not forgo the
pleasure Of asking few questions il
reference to the suspicious looking
box, which were quieted with bushes.
and the rematk that this is "Christlnas
week." This fact had escaped our
mind, but has not quieted our con-
science. Our young lady: friends, must
not be alarmed if somebody's" mar
ried before the next week is over
We mention fhe fact coniidentlally
and hope that nothing Will be said
about II, until the 'consumation" de-
voutedlv TO be " shed, is over.