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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

$3.50 $500 ~ R1rH. VA-It Is stated IN the
r, II. ~ En,srnr;se thatJatnes All Storm OF that
80 II, aAmnsny With H.fR Reynolds, Of Ballit
49, srsap,s paris 10 erect superb hotel in the
s;L,r Il littIe Town OF BAH The baildiT is to
s1sf IN Noe streers-on Washington Isl feet on
rs;rfs fsb fee, ara on Iafayeire ~ feet. Il ~
q he 6ye JRcries in: height
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
nHApiNG cABBaGE IL II lE WINTER.

a friend and correspondent eomrlains 10
US, THAT his cabhages do net manifest any
disposition to fern clese and q impact heads
audi enquiries what be sAall do with .hem.
We would advise him. to ltt them stand
ths hsnalftime and If they are net sufficient.
II fJrmed 4tAsn,te give then sAaRcets head
auflng the'Nilter, BY adopting the relieving
plan
Dig h trench On The side kfll, say foss
Riad and two deep. Lei it slope down hill
sufficiently to drain off any water tkat may
sAchar9oe to fnd its way IN
Y Phtalayer Of straw en- the bottsm. Pull
the habbages up BY the roots, close thu
leaS4Atogefher, and place them in ths:trenchs
head down, and roots up. Place some straw
) tween them and the sides Of the trench
Then take couple Of boards and set them
ever the trench SOFAS Il form 4 reef, AMI
eovsF the Whole over with earth. Ia this
way We haze caused cabbsges 10 form gssd
BEADS during the Writer, And Take them cut
fig use ip the spring: BY putting than
doEH roots UP, yeu prevent any dit frsn4
getting in ameng the leaves. II she water
gets In and stands among them, they will
BE inf danger II rotting = lFai,le Palmer
ARGL CROPS OK LARGE FARES.
I" # our farmers, instead d hbering to
double thsir acres, would snadavor to deu-
bic Aeir eps,they would find il a vast saw
lag II time and toll, and an increase Of prof
lts+" This statement needs litEle argument
tssuktain it. Ii ten acres of wheat can be
madeto yield feur hundred bus hels instead
Of TIVE hundtsd-the tillage ssod, rest and
taxes Of the additional Zen acres required ~
produce the frst-nsmed qua4tity, will be
saved and added to the profits Theexpen-
ses II tiliags will, Of course, beBiacreased. A.
it IS hY thorough culture, mad uring, arain-
age, that such increase pf croE is secured.
# tExeAdnpe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

0y-fsy. B PALMER, the AaIereaa Newspaper
Agent 4 be enlg dfog zed gei Or ffis paper the
cities Of BoNloas New Fork, and Philadelphia and
daily cnpo eTei 10 take efsesnents ard subscriptions
sst de rated - required BY His Tcc-ipi- viii be
,gardrd isyncptss His Ohie-s are--B0STON, seel-
1syfi BaiIdinss NEW YORK, Tribune Buiidingst
PHILADELPHIA, My. corner Third and Chestnn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

BALTIMORE AGENCY.
Mr.. WlLtiAM THOMSON, No. 6 Carroll Hall
1stimorey Maryland. IA an authorized Agent 10
THE city 0f,iBaftmore, toreceve Subscriptions nd.
vertisemetis, Sc, for the "Free = ~ and copy
qf the papel ferms &C., can ht o111 On file al his
office. ;s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

rwThe Nh has unAergone change Nj. Bal :
N ia for andnloer NJ gesfS has been CONNECTED
1ih ike editorial 6sp rtnsnt III paper ffst as he
RsSs.b,i1ss and thea - lhs Hsil. rsliTes. Mr ~.
NJ stzarle takes his place The paper = now con
trci,ed 81 Aessrs. Ress sPd Ser "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
Safririsg parlnsI q . a. sax, s. 81.

SbcfCsS63 Il y i3aA Si4kir, 4. BE
EAlRFAx SFREEr, ALEXANDRA,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

P.y,,s, foa rHz Mi.cmrf.-Mr. Fluent. Of
r.nesstsr ai.y. whose sifs ~ killed on TIE New
7ayen In sblrr.d, ., Norwslk. la1i Spring and
1ir.egfEparh i,jnrea. ha. ben paid $40 600 br
DE COMPANY, the ia'sse. Dfii = seys. as re-
,nrse,.iion fer the los. and inurr ke sustained. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

~ fheafsIloeirg i. he III Of delegates from
81 attendance Al ne 6snetal CcnseKiipnt
- ,a.,s., Shhreh III the evlof
= Sc jill ni.boo Meade. Bishop Johns, RsT.
80 .s i b rev. win. Norwood D..
y u'I eEsvs s,dr,ws Rev. Win. Armstrong, Mr.
=, - II it, afs. Edward r. sfavioe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

+ .ffscf tIf' Slate md near Green
s., s,as h.sn sod hy Mr. william Ferd lof
wof es 7 Ia. IN EoFa This II atfhe rate ii
g wv sssa.ae s doulae what i brought OIL
80. yf1rS so. IN ctsssax plrsfkfan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
Nr. Granf!on 20 he Eari cf Clarendon.
trwRacr)

Warrington. Apfil TO- 1858.
In obedience to the instruction contained il
Lord John 'Rassell- Dispatch If the ?ls, Of Feb
ruary ! have read to lie Secretary of State o
The United States and placed in hi. hands COPY
OF HE lo'dship's di.patch. of tho 10th monlh
upon the subject OF Cuba
Ny French collesgue haring also received in
stfuctiun- from his goyeinmaui to corn,nuDicat,
to the government Of ths United States \ dis
patch upon the same sefiect, and very much to
the same effect. 1t was a.recd between Us that
we should as upon former occasions, in regard IL
this matter. make our communications ,imultan.
enusly; and we accordingly awaited upon Mr.
Marcy. together. for that purpose, on the l6lh
inst.
Mr. Marcy. after having listened attentisely
to what NJ. de Strtiges and myself read to him
said that he would submit the observations Of the
two governments to the President and remark ed
that several weeks might probably elapse before
any reply would be Addressed to us, even should
the President DO Of opinion, which Mr. Marcy
seemed to think doubtful, whether any further
discussion Of the matter between the two gov
ernmens was desirable.
1t would he added, Of course be necessary for
him again to read over the dispatches. in order
to comprehend their full impor,; but az far a,
ernments seemed to ebhcide in irference to two
points, viz: the one thai the right Of The United
States to decline the proposals made to them by
the En4sh and French governments vac admit
ted th0 other, that come of the general posi-.
tona taken by Mr. Everett in his note of the at
Of December. 1852. appeared to these govern
rerts to render protest against them on their
part necessary, lest il might hereafter be infer
red that tho,a nnsitious had been arn nu.sc.d ir
bv them.
We replied that, without pretending to point
out to Mr. Marcy what further step he Was or
WAS not 10 take in this matter the object viii h
our respective governments had in view sesmed
to usts be, generally, such ss he had stated il.
and that We for our part considered the discussion
of the subject closed by the communication
which we have just made.
ar Marcy appeared to receive our observa.
tons IN concrlatcry manner, and concluded by
expressing hi- hope and belief that no mlsuuieT.
standing would arise between the great maritime
power. in regard TO this matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

A most touching case, illustrative Of coiiuga'
love, occurred at our wharia few days siuce 4
man and his wife were comming up the river
when the husband took sijk and was supposed iu
have died, When they arrived at ibis ,iDy, the
wife had a coffin purchased. aud her husband was
deposi I'd IN that last home ofthe dead. Just be
fore the momeu! Of closing the coffin ,weyer, aud
the final inlernent "f the deceased, the bersaved
and agonlsrd wife insisted upon once more look.
ing upon and embracing the cold remains of the
deceased partnct oil her bosom, Whether it was
her warm embrace or retaining concIous, certain
It is. tha, the supposed cops suddenly eynccd
signs OF life and, the proper rerstoratyes being
applied, within twenty four hours ,he Invalid
was enabled to proceed on his Journey, with oyc.
" prospect of speedy recovery, owing Lis life
the untrlny devotion and love ofhis tue and
faithful vi'c.-Mophis APPsdilQN M,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

The Scientific American contains an account Of
a very lnger,uus and original Improvement, the
invention OF Nj. Luther 4 FlusGt, Of Macon
Ga. for regulating the speed Of steam engines
by cutting Oft the steam in the steam box when ii
exceeds the established velocity. The speed OF
the engine i, regulated by tho cut Of which
consists Of a plate OF metal placed to tit and work
ON the back Of the slide valve, which is furnish
cd with certain openings through which the steam
must pass into the cylinder while the cut of
pa.e is IN proper position. The form Of thi.
is not new but the method of operating it is pc
cullar: the cu.,oiF IA caused to move with the
slide valve hy means Of friction produced be.
tween them by suitable means and by attaching
the rod of the former TO a pendulum axis uy uthe.
device capable ol olsrlug resistance In Its muvo
mrnt. which causes it. when the velocity uCrras
es to move shorter distance than the slide
valve, anc thu, close The steam openings Of the
Valve, and cut OF the steam before tho terniaA
Gon ofthc strohe Of the piston The steam pas
snges of the slide valve are closed earlier or In.
ter. according to tho velocity of the piston, by
tho action Of TN, governor valve. to .,ut- the
speed of the engine. The governor valve i,
therefore operated by resistance which increases
II. The undue velocity Of the engine increases, to
cut off the steam when necessary. Measulcs
have been taken 10 secure patent.
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A srnnr OF snAnr.-The Cin..nn.i onsct

A SrorY or SuAMG.-lhe Cincinnati Gazette
Of the Goth ult., says:
yesterday af;crvoon an e'dr,ly iAly wos seen
to place basket covered with % towel wl,an the
fence in front Of the Cincinnati Orphan A1ylum oa
Race street, and then huuruly leave !. The
Mauon OF the Asylum, who saw tho actions ol
the lady, kHcw there was somcthjTg wrong, and
she went to the basketto SEQ what b Contain ea.
She Golnd an niaut RclccH seem r'Y L' . cw
days old. Pursuit was made ai,cI thu 'm roy
who being caught, WAS iu'errosAtei Us 10 Who
ana where the mother wac.
The old lady replied that thc mvllcr va' a
young lady Of fifteen years, whu.r htbtr wa7
boarding at one otour ms, hoit' that ,ha c.lle
to her hon.e several weeks ngu, o,l gave her
money to take the child, which .h4l.I 90 got I'd
Of 1t, and that tho repuiel Mthc. VI ,he child
was among our first citizens. The old lady IN
charge of our oth'cr DAWSON, took the child back
To her house ON Rittenhousr street. ami gave the
child to its mother who very reluctantly took it,
alleging that rho should be ruined il 81 kept ii.
The child was eight daysaolj, and The mother
s'ntc that the father ordered tu.t the child
ahousd be put away. by request w keor.back
The uRacs ol Tue parties.
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rl.ia Eatsps.a 1ipes lIa,erpooIll.

tfors va ,cf0pe.
!, me hne weather wsive has prevailed Ssrins
'ne Las. s'sht ~ ten sss~sihe glorious sunshine
which va have had t,s u .sniu. the n,odne,. ~
the elrth nnd tho btilsf ~, neaee viii 1. IRE.
served N tie Sisi isss- y ,,l. 81 ;i. corn u,lr.
keIs Of the ul;tra kits,om A, Mafk LNns.
on Monday, the teclns sas ,hree shalns- ,,,.r
quarter aud snhsrqns nrns cnls have slal n,r,ier
cheapsned ile stat II ~.
, Nevertheless iLs;s sse<.- 10 be a renaral.
agreement iSsesssi.eh t,ens who hav, written
o. sp ken ntse s9S.sgs hat, Under the rnos, "a.
soraeis c'Tcgusisust slte harvest Of tho pres,rk
year VIII be ici'fih -sho least prola i've wa
! hsve had fora ,etgp~ficJ. This ). SO eeeerklly
admitted and conei les & Ia the views D. tefsa,is
70 other respects 'post ,issiniiMr in opi,s ,l,a,
We have no s.,srnslrse hut toteIieye if--sahiee,,
howe'ef, 20 tEcehi-se which ine next fsg. ysShs
may a pIsauGe :; gu the ss'sal crops Of ne uriscI
unfor'cea,siy .1se, liancs i3ja ,he same. or Ia
verse position tlisn sefseiSt', aud the en,e-.
Eenvy T" 'he 1isis y 'sesn z. .'hc policy Of the
rrenen eoVcmm.nh y itc!rftaetmg with as much
Ironpiiude rs ihopgh famine Were inuendin,.
This is the mos. rsi..ll part Of The casr for ~.
s'ssd OF receiving, o. >, fJrmor years suppiies
from our neares stoor Fiance will he n con-.
pcu'orwith Us in tbs naike,s ofihe woll. Tho
most iuyarbI, p,o.iuce neel,s.s ,I,,r,,h ,hs, ~ ~
inGaFma ion on vbj,h INV ~, ,'o s-. u.a' ,,'
tinged by interest AM, n5,rie--sns ill.,, ad"an
tase is taken of de exciteme,, a. ,.;so ~ q"
yond their ualuyallsv,, ,,Jr,a., - TN -
victim of its owl, ghll,Lilitv f'''e Wv
Certainly there / b. yrou,l soy .,,;o,s ,lo,u.
Prices have eiartup s,.riue lhe la,t rer, vc.ts,
aAmuch ,s,:ier.the bslirf .st Che nencp q, (,,o,s
would Sc brokcn sx.tlsF Risso.Tugscv .j,snu,r
as hy the bad We ~ With. nm To- ,hs las, for,.
night We have heon experiencii,r. 1be f,st of
these causes Of uueasi,tss may nov be said 10
hove disappeared and the second hns berons
as much modn.ea by a Elost acceptable and -eni.
al change, that much of the contemplated irinred
may sttll be ropaned But in daspite Of ibose
more encouraging signs little dovb. can ,vist
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

indtpsnd,Dr-. with view of irntlrtintelt seek
ing rei,ge frsHa ;,fs!s un the part nf the blacks
under the shelter 81 the Unned States, would
justly be rpm as the same in effect Nc a formal
annexation.
Finally, while fully admitting the rigb, Of the
United States TO reject the proposal that wa,
made by Lord AaAneshu'y and n, dc Turgot
Great Biilian must ., once resume her entire
lhs~r and upon eny occasion that may call for
It, be free to act either sinsly or in roniuucion
with other powers, as to her may seem fit. |
am &C., j. RUSSELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

DoNr PAYr YnR lrGurSlNu Rops-A writer
Ia the New York Tribune says, have examined
many PAINTED i'glmpg rod. IN buildings struck
by lighnDng anil have never known IqiptsG
rad to perform any of tho duties vt conductor.
In the examination ufthc steamboat SuHlk hy,
lightning when oif Fort Hamilton, July IS. 1915
found thsa0he lightning passed f,om lhe f1g
along a hotizhnlal wooden bearing to the avn
ing, ripping the awning aa irit la! been ca, with
kAlf', but reiu.ee to dec3nl the iron rods, pair.
led rLits, thatsuppotlcdi the wooden, bar On which
,hc'awuius rested,
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Woolsey's City Bakery,
Change of Lo alton!
ClshSystem Continued.

Jri4 worthy the cl'rful consideration OF every
i tunily. th1t,tsbs't Ter economy cheaper, nHd
mJre healthy 10 u7r Wuols.v's bread cakes, and
home, Tor the following reasons They are made
by experienced wDrNm"n, in scientific manner,
raised, kneanrd, aud baked y, the proper tine
anim nrgr qilnu'ics and will be devrrcdby the
bread wagon on the Lire and let Lire Principle,
ronuge ,hope stll to merit the appreciation Of the
citizens OF Ottawa. Visitors from city OF country
willalwayS lind at Woolsey'S welcome. Re
freshmenls always on hand Ice cream rooms
for ladies aud gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left n, the post office on Woolseys slate,
or at the store ot Mann Il Pierce WILDE promptly
attended to each day before tea.
N b. Wooscy's bread cakes, and crackers
will alwaysbe ioundiresh at the store OF Mann Il
Pierce.
B,kcry, No. Marquette ST., near the railroad
dcpot April %
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90 I,.nn.e. OF lhe pe.lrc.tri


~" Hs"og ttff 81 -'e~ U'ttdnS-G a g!stt l!osesl
g"''g .. p''~t a.
,'N p"',y ''t.D'e reports oi the 10
~ ''''7 '"e ","u We 'he o'hef "ay vi~is.it
~ S'ov' were 'ohg plo,
' ~ ~ 'N s'i'Nn nu.'e ot lliiesai
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vi :" "''oN'eu 'N'eu VII" ".''g 4ni "hlie
s 80 '"1ss' % ""lhig ana
~ ,,'.,'. - u'' i"'a slowly swept the
- u, t"' "e"'NE, houuing with
- r"'e'nS uofses; fel"'cng
g. IT,, ', "''''"er Tue hshtse
.,.,i-.al ;-' ''' y, '', N'" Vf Heds'ret mn,
t.skt " 10 ~ P'N"piy' ana t"Owed
H. "a 80 ,, ". y. n'" usSsf arms Mh'le
49, va ,'h p'"P'. ""s tuuu'au 70 h's long
,yrn j.,,ad -, "'."I U'F ''' u'iVef'
Xxx " '... ,'': yy,ssA ~, ~, "tu s"P'e . Careless
t,o, n. x,,g w. '.'ep IVY - 70 w. u
10 ii,o th, s,,,nJ ha,, ~ - @ sa'i,' 'ou
b. s,ee's. yySs hr,I , s IfnS, ~ -(oT n seops
as If gboul. nm tjera " "'e 'e's'
C. a.In chorus Of gr1lu7S oy. '9',
f,u.,, ,.,,.rt, - ','S '""S u
,rrllod III, lotg Walt -. ~ r't, '1'' y
her e1.c,ans vI;I, fan, 'Il''' ,i ] '1' W. ea.n o.
bur-t the san, NJ snn. Inyg I..,l.aJ ,rPri rPyo,'e
ribadry with sentiment or svoor,,t,, ~ -
two as the buuor ,noyed L;r, f''' = "
The .ki,s ,o,e 4, ,,..In.;,.,,-e,, -.
nj, ,,s.. u.s.. Ao've wa
i'' a. oH'.,'''"e, ou' "''e III Eeehns "'Ih
Out among the biybways th,tlo;d :,
the dead guI still In, iran,n nr l,rorI 80"
knew mo- eessati.n I'm rolIal IT,. ,,,,r,oa
dust from the L,sy roaJ. and ths rl,-,Ias ,,f',Ia
death carriages nodded il, see,r.u., ,r,r,,I', ~
the swayipr ,yure..e- or the sy.i,r, ,r:.,,
Nv "b 'lP''''S o, "e s"""P' eEFr'o'
"a >" ''','. mv'' pT' 'ipt't,''s 81 weeping hcs-
a, rl,"'.u.G ,I'a .,.i'. W. ''.'n S,'.''
,.i a.5 "'o p,,'.,' '.'. ''- ',.urnua
o's,' 80 J''.ed ea'n
ril.,tj ,,'t 30 "'',' ,'1 'r"' JeS, WIN
-, Is 49, 1' " P1'""e n"i'He
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hsa, - 49, P,1n ','''S' o"P''e. - .ee
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wi,bD,.3 cro,o. .rI ''s E','' ~" "nu
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9r -. s ''''.'''' 'o" ,'e green
yo, ,.;f. I"gn ~ " ,cs
li,, a,, voc "Al17 q ms
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! - -. ''> 80 "a ''1'
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Business CARDS.
a. Va N 90 MES

Carriage and Wagon Nanufaotory,
& GAY would inform his friends aud cusio
- . mcrs that he has removed to his new shopat
thr south west corner OF the public squire ~herb he
vii continue he cmaHulnc,urirr ofcarriages hnggics
nnd WhgOnsin the latest md mast approved styles
Beng practical workman he iiniiers hmseithai
hr can build good work can be- produced IN this
market Work made to ordcrand warranted To give
thllrc satisfaction. Repairing done Oh the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for sraNOnpd lumber I {, CAV
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Boot g. Shoe Shop.

THE IN !ersigned would call the auenuodoi his
irrnls and the public 10 his removal to the place
slo~e rs here the BARRIERS Shop stood, on HadI-
son street, knocn NJ Jo,rpA Hall, corner, where
he will conti"ue in the retail OF Boots and Shoes
OF his own manufacture.
Wnllr thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received Tor the past ysars'n Otuw7, be viii en-
draynr 10 merit Continuance Of the same. ile j.
prepared TO make Gruiemrns hnr boots, %
French Call, Patent Leather -nd Morocco, and
everything iu his line, on as reasonable terms as
the sam qlaiJy ctE h- bought IN oaer places
or Repairing done as usual.
Ottawa, may II. DAM. iSAHE.
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From the Chirsgo Dcnocra'.
Ohio and Mobiic lla,lroaJ.

/ A our Illinois Centra' Railroad advances to-
wards completion, the inquiry becomes frequent,
What progress il the ONO aud Mobile Road
naking--hc continuation of the Illinois Genital
to he Gulf of Mexcoi We have been 10 kim
upon some items on tt, subject bat have found
lttle that is very definite or satisfactory A
company, however. has been chartered by the
.tates through which the road passes and organ.
ize upon = plan spmsvht similar TO that of the
Illinois Central Compinv--,hat ia, the comps
nv take the Lands ,nied bJ the government in
aid of the road, issue "A certain amount Of stock
open to general subscription, AMI borrow money
upon the land. a. a bass Of security. The rupd
as surveyed and lorated by the company, meets
the Illinois Central opposite Cairo. forming line
of 49i mlle>--runninS through the heart OF the
.ts:es Of renne,.re MI.tis-Ippi. and Al,blmc. tn
the GOLF From JIci9to, IN Mississippi there :
also a branch to Nashville connecting with two
lines oae To L iui'vlIle aud nnsthor to Lexington,
and TO Coymgtou, on the OHIO, opposite to Civ
ainnst
The average coast Of he road is computed a,
sl0O0n0OO. including the branches 10 tho Ten
nessee river. or Sl9si3 per nile
The means at present at command o! The com.
pany are:
CITY Of Mobile tax subscription, 2per,
cen, ON its real estate for five
yrnrs, Sl,i00, 600
Mississippi county and Individual cub.
scrlpuons. 100000
Tennessee ditto, $50 90
Real estate partly sold, 10000
Already expended on the s; milea, 10000
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Meat Market.


THE hest assortment OF summer cassimeres de-
L nims, drills ticks, striped shrting heavy cot
tons, beached goods, crnsh russed, and Scotch
diaper table linen napkins, corded shirts. cur.
tain muslin, &C., at tMay2D J, w. Mills.
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INK ttVGG House. by l.. DelAno, on 'nt ,l
u J.ld,n'lr the Allellct. Canal F'c"e's
op -rtIlltIy atthis House.
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.-,,,'I,N Y rISEuR, Geo. II. Norris

~,,'I, y FI>EuR, Geo. II. Aptrls-.
y 80 FISHER ittOracys at Ldo Y Land
ssqis onuo ~ WI pay p'o,sn,T1T, 1 ine. p,en-
,o .1n oM5 1g nSs sE .s rp Real Estate, vesigo,mg
I'D. e", rn,lsr,ior @ Jrm,, ds, 'uyng and selling Mi
,oty ITTS WaIs"'. qa end eating 'hem on the
'brd LrRis ior soldiers oihe'' ,r,,,, !.
sinus and all clrims a2nins' The ''o',t"J W.
OFflCE-0H the sor'r-~esi cp''s' " ~
Tic Square. N.w York
Commissioners SD, NeN -, ,,i'',,n MtW ",M arI
Connrcticrt, Ola Suw gei5cy, ,s,".,c
Wisconsin Mays, -
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II " HOPKINS Phgaieir" and S"geo"
III, Ottawa. Ca. .pf.rs h'- professional scrv'.
.r.r.,il,- ,,fIz.ns af pugwa and vicinity phicc
nv-rlh store of : " Chreyer. next 10 Walker
IN M.k,m,'s Residence ON the north SIDE dl
the i,w PuJ.ir Slu1t., wherr he may b" found at
ali Il nee except When absent o. rrcl'ssi9nal bust
80 Aug 6 lSis-tt.
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INLOVER Il COOK. (J o. Clever ID !
" C,nk1 attorney, d Councillors al Ldt - :.
Ottawa Office IA B,dllck's Rlock, east side VI
thr Public Sounre June, lsiS-u
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HOES Attorney mt Counsellor at Law
"A. nni Solicitor in Chnucrry will give h',
pronp' attention toHli business conhded 10 him ~
lhr circuit. supreme. aud frdrt1i courts oi iht
state. OiErr iu Sanger & Armour's Block
soulh g-st corner Ot The Court llousc Square
ou,,yu H. June rs.
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lMGGlJAN dJUSE. Ottawa, Illinois by a
u Miller; near the junction Of the Illinois ana
Fox liy-rs, ani near the Bridge
4 O. SrONE, Sue Hirncs md Trunk Ma
%. rVIcitrer, and C1rriags Trimmer; corner
ufClpll 1nl Cp,uu1uS streets, Ottawa III.