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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,

Fur SEPTEMBER, 1858.
'IHE PAYMENT OF ALL PRIZES IS GUARANTEED BY
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
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EfrErrH ~ rnE FGEScu CouRr-foui. Sa.
polcon seems resolved to go through AL tbs ma.
tons of royalty most puuc,lOusy, The Court
yOurai has the following
There has been some discussion MS to the Ger.
cu onlal 10 hc observed on he ntianye Of the
Empress and nf p,iu,vsncs married to the lmpr.
rnl family n'olhc grand box ,f tho opera, aud
VI CaSul Blaze. whose authority * considered
Iaramouut is quoted even as 10 the point oi who
I,to he allowed to hang tapestry in the ont ola
box The occasion to which all the lovers Of et.
qucte refer Us IT," one which the Empress is IN
du'y bond To follow wa,n she gees IN state To
the opera l. that IN which Mirie Anloineti.. on
th, 10th ol June, ll73, fist presented sr,rlitu
tie public She was then Daup ness. The
Prince her hu,blnd. entered the tuX first made
~ bows to the put c, .Grn placed himself un
une sidc. The applause having subsidized, tho
Dsuphncss tlen entered 1t being then the
fashion to wear hoops the fryn row cosd scarce
" admit her; Marie Antolnetie contrlNcd h.
make three curtsIes, which were r, spondcd 10 by
the whole house with tremendous burst Of sp
thu.itsm, her youth mi beau exciting tho
rmr,t symp thy Tie royal c. uplr then took
th, t. places. The strict iaY OF ilutt pr,y'b.
ted Tor an hour after their arNal any ,Xressisn Of
apprubatIou uf the actors. lost It might bc thuught
prufuauon to br,tsw the san applause upon
them that had been offered to ROYALTY. The roy.
al rersonages gave Ia one Of the ladies Of lusour
the signal to commence the mark Of appreciation
to the actors alter which th. public was at lieer.
Is to act s. It pleased the rIlnce himself some,
times setting tho svampl. In tho adjoining
boxes were placed Me court circle, III. ladies
having their own box. The different oAi,er. of
the royal household were seated in the bairoa--
Il - intended ihat the srlcte>t attention shall in
Et,rc be paid 10 all the isguhiions which we'r
Observed during the most remarkable periods q!
the hisory of France in every hing which regards
etiquette, and the court wiz MAINTAIN every re-
gard To the most scrupulous ctNm0aials THAI
have from time TO time been the order VI tha
respective soyersgus,'
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ret, who Is strong minded woman and very
self wllled- she onre conceived the bold p,ccrt
OF aoductlng the Duke Of Rcchs,ndt, at a ball
IN the midst of the Court of Vienna paid little
attention TO the statement Of her son, who was
"i a sch and quiet character, aud had less the
tastes 81 the soldl,r than the book wptm She
therefore replied to his threats # death by laugh.
ing at hin. aud sct out to indulge IN her hvotitu
sport Of aagllng, at Ter rourtIy seat IN Bile
whittier she took with 900 on0 frsnc., intended
To complete the pa,meit # lha' pltchasc. The
next day her son blew out ia hlains and an
hour afterwards scme hhnd's haul .cut to him
the sum necessary to meet his NO Tut to
late
This fatal drama did not stop lctc. 1iero
was second act not les tuu, hu z H.. n tie lust
MaItha learnt at HAVE he death Il h,t lover,
aud h'r heart, which was suppo,e el IN ,rslbl.,
was crushed She cane to lnis un he b, and
h'tnok herself IN a notary, whore ,he mad. dis.
positions fur the benefit ,fa son five Years Old
vcr'ed trarq'i " W IT, them aud told ,r i well
er that she intend, d the next day to s.t Vt for
England, When hn came next noni 20 Ill
her ade", he could find her nrilhc, IN h.. sal n
nor IN tie led mler-tle lpd of vlich u, Il
not been dismtcd His -r,l II br,g a,ous.
ed he tlcrd open the door uftie Ge, sing ~, N, ,
aud there by Il side of n hating dish of char.
coal lie found her dead 'ody On tai le was n
letter, ing she c.u'd not survive the mas shs
loved. and who la died for her. This little era.
ma has excited and immense sensation IN Paris
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bu a. h"ur tplr snrrrcrdrd bv this ingenious
ma h lr, vhi,h Il r. tie v,tS II. only qgickcr,
hul infinitely -uI,lur tr the Old method. 1t Is
snail ~ ~ c.iSruC ion and therefore easily
Ia ,nalod and Ike all otter useful Inventions *.
'erdlng Y sImpe in IT. opera ions, pen forming lis
w'ik " I'll c.mI Iar1liyrly but little u!augal labor
II traces a straight f.now on the section Of a
stone, ufany required depth or width cuts free
AMI bold Wi'hcut spawning or brViMpg, touches
lightly IN he rpcn aud heavily on Le closer parts
u, ke- any required number ,f ytuoves to The
nch, lravr- Hu ,y ven, handsome ali workman ike
dIe.s IN tie burr, and accom- li-lcs its duty vi Ia
srtpldtv three times greater than the ordinary
hand prucc,.
The attention Of millcrs and proprictor- is
especially invited to the cen-d.rat.un Of this
novel Invention. Every one familiar wish the
milling business knows that it is the labor Of
years To acquire tie art ui Gre-sug stones and all
prcyioJs efforts tointroGuce m,cl sni-M Tor tins
purpose have been up-uccessful Fortunately,
Mr Shands ha, succeeded beyond doubt in con.
strGctng and completing machine that has 81
long been desired and answers perfectly the end
Tor which it was intended. II Is So con.true,ed
that the operator can make one hundred lines in
an inch while every line is perfectly parallel with
the drai' Of the muster farrow in each section
S. Lo"cs R,P"j|,cun
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TRAGEDY rN FHAN,r.-A Count Camcroil re
Gently committed sulriIr, and NJ. GN'laudet, IN
hs correspondence Published IN the Courier des
E,ats Cus, gives the following
1T was owing to love and pCcuniary emhar
ras.mrnts lie was Vc,y much smtirn with u
yo,ug rc.s. named Mutthn, who was remarked
at tht Gymnasc tor her rcnully rather than her
talent, She had for protector the irweller Du
ponchai aud took care to assure hcI self a ,uugh
lur.uuo 10y his means and perhaps with the AID
oi o hers She was rvpuSi selfish, aud TO be
cayab' oiuo other love than that iur money
The Count. therefore, deemed It Necessary To
~ H. great sacrifices fr success. lie dli sue.
80 a hnt hr had a small income. although as only
~, be- would at the death of his muth,r, come
% to possession Of an estitoul four or i've millions
Tie commenced gambling IA .iocks, and lost two
hlulrpi thousand francs, which he met hy nrgo
table notes from that time he became very
c'upmv, aud Martha more than once came to
hi. rel cC-- Tor she had come To- love him p,ssnn
a els, tie first passion other life But she loved
hm as Mannn l,s'aut loved her Chevaler bes
ctiruN. and tor their common gunl had secretly
renewed hcr rltIlous with her old aud rich pro
te tor tie irwrlcr. The Count became aware
uf Il, Just ~ she wts about 20 Coon "A profession.
at trip to llavtc. At the same time, one Of hs
nulr. for 10000 francs was about to fall due
He informed Vi. mother Of hia sjtuatlon-toll
h.r ,hat Ne ecn'del the debt ~ one of honor,
and unless h could pay It, hr wns firmly tcsNlv-
Ell " blow uul lis brains. The Countess Cana
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Description of Mr.. Jefferson.


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the drai, Of III. muster furrow in each section.-
81 LoWcs H,p"ji,can
H. h.. r,. n,,,..
DAMsEL Ar THE DiGG'NG'- 'he pHo"h
'""""''''" J'""m puu'''"e' '"'t 81 'o'
m'nuc character '"'ey tt''i''d 10y " i"dy ~
bh'"h, from young ''""'e h'enu ana 'o'm'r
SCHOOL '''"W u "''s, 10" AZ '"' ""'f"'ia "ls'
s"b,' IL "lP'"'' "o'i' rc' h"''a"Ne 'h"' 'he
"'" ",' "'"'"I' WY ,u"'''"N '' u, P''""@ WI u u
u'e' "u' "''" Po""' ''' ,"v' nt'''''"''' A"" All
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circumstances wont !" "'t''"t'
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~ we" ~ ""y nunNI"'" VIM ever '"'''' ,n'
'".''" 'r "m"s J. V" NY P"'' '""ti pay
p''Nh'' s"S o"''"".' ''H r''"' A'n " i'He
VIZ, """' "" ''"P''"' "'''' "",'', ''"' VI"
no h"t''J .h"' once III my me- ~" e,n sea
W" . "nI "''''h s'A'''" Ga" l'''S 81 novel
"h'h n'""r DOWN RON NV ho' s"""ns now ''
get my h,r"'ht "u, o 'et '''e DIV "i''
my drAr t',rhd all '"''e lungs n''sh, nave gone
wen enough once upon ''l"e oa' Tue r." oA''
ue "i NE was h'" 10 Do '"ushI Vy NV" utterly
inexperienced raw i'eu's' ana lhe question was'
how our time ana means were to be proahoIy
f"'her man r's"sah''S spent. f"'l "'lGn''eIE' We
were BON Young 'fonE' a'Nr'; ana htar'y and
never dii any sebastian an" VIOLA OF 'heh an
'ole t"'h o'"er WIN stronger OF more enduring
aH'cI'h NhAh u'd ran" ahH i--so'e remnants, a.
we were "' ~ mu'n prosperity And o!'U'e pFu'
d'nc".
Ai''' 'o"ch nervous consultation over 'hs 'hf'e
'.'' W e''
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fearful load Of guilty rest. somsv here about
ills b .ne.- Not all on tho make, wi. giyes
the delicate flavor nor on the v,nder Who dis
plays his tempting array of dycanters nor "a
the moderate drlnker, who makes drinking re.
specialize: nor on the mother, who iorms tho
Irunkards E appetite IN tie bal still sleeping at
her bosom, nor ON the poor victim hin self who
struggles to break lis bond; nor vet On tho
Christian community, who sleep as they have
io0y slept over til, giant evil. No, the guilt
rests not all on one, bu, some upon all. Who
dare assume even the smallest part Of this l'.di
L L. u.
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Attention, Wagon Makers.

yA THE subscriber having recently com.
.S pI-icd q large shop iur The mnuuinc.
iiia 4 turc uihi- improved reaper and mower,
lFs - aud other agricultural implements,
- w"nd III pose OF his property IN South
Ottawa, lncluIDngn dwelling house. two storir.
h.gh, with good wrilnnd 'I>rern wagon and paint
chop Two store, high, Is bv - trct black k,nr,h
shop lS by :, feet, and the 10, on which they stand
"l one and halt ACRES Terms, : 800 one th,rd
ca-h, balance Iu one aud two yrnrs. wuh interest
ny'N stock o'sra-ourd lumber can be had ON
favorable terms
The is one of rlI" hc stands for the business IN
the county al la Sale and l.. offered ~ u gtral
sacrifice In consequence Of chrurc oi hu.in,.-
For turthrr particulars apply personally or ~
letter 'o VI Dry'.r. LryJ,n, Cool, go .orrhr sub.
-'lIhrr "n 'h"p .wl-Ds G. II RrDG
OLlW .mlL--L L LOT 3m
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GI Va " q GEi

OdrfIaBe and wagon Maruiattcly,
& GAY would inform h- iuruds aud custo
81. mrrr that he has removed ~ his new shop at
the south west corneroi the public .quarc whct, hc
wlllcOnrIuuc Icuanuta crurup oicarrinp,s Lu,gi,s
ana wagousiu the latest ana most approved styles
GeIug practical workman, hr illltcr- himself that
hr can build H. good work ~ can be produced IN th
market. rkmad, 10 ordcrand warranted to give
eniitr satisfaction. Repairing done on til, shortest
notice.
l.. Il - -...-.- lL.... l.
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PNrNr MIL--ihc attention of the public has
heretofore been called to new and useful inyen
ton, patented by Mr Joseph G.. Shanis. of tins
city The slow process ol dressing mill stones By
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'Oi.. NIII.-NO. 81.

Is read tnnt ,Ilrrrl, bul aloud aud tea and sa.t.
and time vanish wish equal crlerty for jubilee
has aiIlNcd. and 'Iaih,r las ceD.c.'
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House Painting.

THE .uh-crlhrr has opened a pant shopon Ca
nal street, m Ottawa, next to UoSSocks Store
nrrt the Side Cut where he will hr ready tore.
cri,r nrlrrslnr work. or no amy kinds ofnniutlnr
may he hatdrSucd lau3-tN ] D. ToNgs
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\. unr7. T. UolLi.Ir
JVDES ( UOLLISTER, Nuomcy AMI Coun-
.cllnr. 40 Law and Solicitors lu thnrrry,
will give their promp' attention 10 all business con
fl I,l.o r'tcu ~ the circuit, -uprrmr, auI trdrr.|
cnirts of thc state, Olhron Sanger X Armour -
Block, south -,vr.t conner ui The Court House
S.r,fr. Ouawn. H. Nav % 1862
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{, RANDALL itDrg,l az Lur Joliet
"a, HIcpuu'y ii. Aus. lo .lSiS It
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Y KtuHALrlYLAND. DAVID r. JONES.
4 ELAND JONES, itiorHegs, S0'iritOrShHd
II LtHi igenis, Ottawa, Illinois. Office Inthr
Court House with the clerk OF the supreme court.
Ottawa, -rpt -, lSi9,
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/ ipsrfi'emenis inserted at s per -qunrr for
lh nr-ttdsrrlnn, nui 2brcnt- torruCh sub-cqucui
msrrtion. h,rra discount made to those who
a lvrrtl-rSy thr year.
" No paper discontinued until all arrcliagr.
are paid unle--at the option ui the Publishers.
" Communications, to insure attention, must
always he tree of postage, aud accompanied with
Ihr AnIhnr,. nlmr
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TAILORING.
f,NMNE

TAILORING.
WILLIAM CONNELLY
ID ESPEC CTFUlL informs thc cltlzrus ofO'.
u tawa andthr surrounding country, that hr
has uyt received a new stock vt
Brorhio'h,, rIwjmsrss and l'csiiugs
OF the latest style, nnda kind, of tarlorE trim.
nings, nll at which hr will lsrll cheap lor cash
Also, all klndsot Ready Made Clothing, uf his
own manufacture.
Beng an oldrrsdicnt IN Ottawa, he would wish
Tor his Old aclnnn,anCrs to give hun call before
purchasing elsewhere
TAIhDRINL ~ CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice, at his old stand orpu.
site the old Cuy Hotel, ON Madison n. , next door
To Dml lcahy's Booinud Shoe shop
Want"d--. first rate lourucvmNu tailor np9
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HDUN =. ANTHONY, Inorpey at Lnc.--
- Otuct Lr StNe Ccrttq Nimois. Com.
.luncr OF DEEDS for the state ol New York, Nc
arv Pubhc ,copvr,auciug IA aIIts ipuus, ackuowi-
80 trrrnts taken Particular attention gwen To-
Nsrheirs collections and payment ol taxes. Of
Nee with Glover N Cook Dee T. 1852
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Iu1rulus l.. ptcKEy. w.u.L. WALLACE.
DiCkEN & WALLACE,

lNDrHrUS al LdIn.
Office over GrigI, Dmg store, noi,h side ot The
Court House square, Ottawa, Illinois. Feb %
ClNlON DE WITT, iii0rnrgat Lrir and GEN.
SrrIi LmI / srat, Pontiac, Living .lou county,
III. Pontiac Feb j-Gm'
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wv H&NN vNE-NN&.
"A "a HU en 49, .

q OEef. II story, North Eaief Eeiiicks Brirk
B,p,k, ..,nI Siic ofhe'Cea,t Hoa'r SYaare.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
Love, Treachery and Suicide.

The following is copy OF letter
found in the pocket of young girl who
had drowned herselfin The river Thames,
England. The letter explains why she
committed such q deed. 1t is simple
bu, eloquent:
DEAR AuNT:-Will you go and tell
Bill Barnett he was the cause of ii! DO
for Gods sake, and ask him if he did
not Ike his oath that he would marry
me. member me 10 mother and faith
er, and tell them tina, am no more
Farewell aun, and uncle, for AIN going
away and fast asleep. 1t was bad com
pany that caused me to be here. Aunt,
keep this letter and do not forget, for
will come to you, bu. do not be afraid of
mt. Pray tell Drake that | will come
TO him, and also tia, did rot forget the
hand and word. l loved him. but he diG
ao, love me; his heart was false. Fare
we'll aunt, and Fanny too, fnr | am no
more. II is in the deep that you will
find me. No more forever-no more
no more aunt! aunt, my heart! Aunt,
remember me, and think when am fas,
asleep. and The fishes watching around
the body Of Hannah Roach. of kilhaven
town. Remember me to all my com
panions that may be warning I" young
girls never to love as blindly rs have
done. Farewell" ....
What terrible despair, what deliberate
ness Of purpose. wha. tenderness of af-
lection are exhibited in these few words,
wrung from the poor child's heart by
mans .illainy: "Aunl! aunt! my hear!
Aunt remember me. and think when |
am fast asleep. and the fishes are watch
ing around the BODY Of Hannah Roach
Of klllhaven town."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
At;-o Iron Stare,

J.Gsrsa" street. Burtngion. fotca.
I RUN--Flat, square aud round. assorted
i sizes plough slabs, ploa ia via =, assert
ed shapes and sizes.
SELEi.-Cast, Gernsn, AMerican bis
ter, Eng sh blister, GernaIu aaI Sprin,, as
sorted sizes. .--
SroVLS--Improved Premium. sir-ti.h'
8nd Pacific Cook stoves. Paror. Coli. Box
~. Z. and d plates older nj sil $.
ALSu-Jewett's Impressed Patent Cary
Piousns, Tin Plates. Copper. Sliee-lroh.
irouwIre, Ndits, and Cdslln, IS vi every DIES
rip'iou.
ALsu-hordware oil all kinds, and Black
smith, fools. ...
A 'uli supply OF the above articles al
Vows Oh mud, sud ior sslc as how d. cvu
IA abor,ed Nv JOAN u. foofE.
Feb. 2oh. lS52.Gm ... ........
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
THE GRAEFFEN BERG
MEDICINES.

TIVE GRAEFENBERG VEGETiHLE
Pills, considered he sran lar Pill Of
Of the dav, infinitely superior to any Pill
before the public.
The Graefenberg Health Bitters. skiful-
~ and elegantly prepared from a number
of purifying. inviyoratiug aud healing roots,
ba rks. herbs. and vines.
The Dysentary Syrup, a certain and i'm
mediate care of Dvsenterv. Diarrhna,
Cholera Morbus. Asiatic Cholera, &c.
The Graeienbers Sarsaparila. a power
tul extract; one bottle equal to ten Of or
dinaiy SarsapariIla.
Tbr Green Mountain Ointment invatu-
able in the following diseases: Glanlular
SweIied Breasts, Ftlon' Rinsworm, Scaid
bead, Burns, Bruises. C.
The Childrens Pandcea. for sumner COM
plaint, aud most diseases to which chill
lren are subject. No mother should DE
without it.
The Graefenberg Fever and Agpe Pills. a
speedy ald positive cure for tbs distress
Iug complaint.
Libby's Pile Ointment, warranted GER
;sin cure.
Consumptive Balm, sovereign in all
bronchial and pulmonary diseases. Fult
directions accompany each bottle.
Motsbads Uterin. Cdtholicon, an inidl-
ible remedy Tor all diseases OF the Womb
sud U iuary Orsans, vi: ptolapsus uterI
Iuor lpus, suppressed meuses, &c. War
fouie..
i'ease observe that none are genuine
wiilout The Seal oi the Co.Bpany printed
rpon each fscaaoe. &c.,. ..n a.
THE MANUAL OF HEALTH-200
Pc .es.--just publish BY the Graeenbero
Comrauy, is one o the most valuable and
comprehensive Medical works ever ISSUED,
~ contains great land OF information Eel
Give 10 The treatment oil every iorm oi dis
eose-and most important directions ,ot
preserving heath IL also contains Veg
elaba Nialeria Medica-a coiecuoa o,
useiut tables aud recipes. Ior making per-
.unl, ry. CO. ne,ics, etc. Ii should b; iii ev-
e., ianliiv. Price 20 cents copy.
These celebrated remedies, winch have
received The approbd;Ion ol many oil lie
NEST distinguished physicians aud pubic
men la the country, may Dc iouul IN every
IOWA snd village oi the United STATES.
L. U. nA 10: oen. Agent ior Iowa.
,UnN PUMauf,
l.vcat A ,enl lur oltuinWa.
JuIy Isl, 1872.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
A Noble Exa nipple.

The other day ha,lng need 81 help
from dray man, we called an freshman
10 our assistance. lie performed his
duty with great promplhess, and his lam
guage and demeanor generally was such
as 10 cuinniand our admiration. Having
paid hin Tor his trouble, The follow my
con. srsaiion ensued:
allow long have you been in this
city" We euquIred.
..Twel.e months tomorrow, sir" he
politely replied.
STRAY VIVA, was your occupation in
the old country
For u moment the man colored, and
dropped hrs head, bull Ia an Instant alter.
ss,-llg himself with the dignity h u
mui,, he boldly replied:
IL was pm, slcian IN Dublin
SUmew ha, surprised. we asked how
il v as that he wus how du,Ing dray
His repi, in substance was tina, he bro,
his family dlreci from Dublin 10 Chi
cayo: thai when he arrived here, HE
funds wers so much exhausted that he
vas unable 10 n-lnlain lie appearance II
ms profession besides he found the ca y
full OF young ply sicians waiting I'LL The
CIV grew; ha.ing no mechanical rade,
IL nurchased horse aud dray. aud al
1nc.. began 10 earn q LIKELIHOOD ior HIM
sill si,u family.
Ne call this a NOZZLE sp, cilnen OF a
ra, How much piDre inueienden aid
h.,,n, lila, man has slens The year thar
II h. iad bean idle aud complaining u
1900. al. THAI hllAs.-Cnsc.g0 Ir.1tsse.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-06
CITY BOOK STORE,
kEOEUk, low A.

n Etph UN. W" a.
In The Post Office Buildings, on 81 street.
between Main aud Johnson.
- y. OGDEN has established ia keo-
II. kuk a Store Tor the sale OF Books.
Stationery, and all articles usually ioun
in Eastern city Book Stores, where he
hopes, by close attention to business, Ia
satisfy the wants OF the people of the De-
MONIES Valley.
MERcHANTs wishing orders filled in his
line, will be accommodated, on better terms
than can be obtained in ST. Louis,-es peel
ally in Stationery, Bank Books, and Fan
c. articles. lie will endeavor always 10
have on hand general assortment OF
SCHOOL Books aud the standard works D.
the day.
CBtAp LiTERATURE-A full assort meat
on i..ud, OF the best publications.
L..s tea, .rs .r- respectfully inyitedto Wis
ii las es,-b.isEn.snt veiore purchasing else
~.s.e. June 9th, loJi.y