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Gun LIaker,

And iealsr IN al tiais nj Sporisincr', articles.
One dpo, sgHtt6f The Cm,p House, Columbus
street. ON4rg. H.
EEPScougan.y on hand genera assortment
IA of EUR.l-h aud hrUH1n double aui single
towing pieces, hoy'' guns, a good yarc,y, MI ct
winch were bought tor cash, aud selected from
l1t-" invoices, with great c0rr as 10 their general
Workmanship aud tiui-h and can bee sold M better
bargains Ihan have been heretofore had ia this
market
Gentlemen wishing guns ior themselves or bovs
and not being good judges ut the art 10 will iind 10
IN object to call on the subscribers where they can
irrcndupon what Is told them and be- sur, uf get.
ing good ,1Ir gun, n We deal with none bat the
regular gun dealers, aud have none 1t the chrap
cast non s'1i' with which the country Is flooded.
Rifles, made from irmNg'On's cr.shmtrd cast
'lrcihnl iron barrels, 1re warranted 10 be- equal 10
any made m ths state or elsewhere both In shoot.
ing lu1'iuc. aud workmanship The subscribers
hnv" ig' several years been engaged IN the manu-
ncturr ui the celebrated increased twist rihr- and
hoVravatird themselves OF all tho Iat..' improve.
mcnls NJ regards the inside finish and sighting
wc Halter Ourselves that an inspection a the Wog,
made a. our establishment, -a.l that Is wanted 10
>otlslygentcmcn Of the truth OF the above state.
m-nt
Powder, superior article kept. suitable for tar
9ei practice orlunT ranges
Key htllnt lone hyronpeteni hands and in n
workmaulikr manner.
NJ work Ton" hy him is warranted
Ottawa Drr2 1859 N + BRrNErr
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Tax CULTIVATION OF CELsRY-This excellent.
vegetable is becoming mere common in the kltsh
en- gardens IN the county than formerly As
there are many who still deprive themselves OF i.
because OF the supposed difficulty in raising II, n
fewworJs IN regard to its cultivation hayu0t come
amiss. Tbs seeds should be sown early in April,
in rich, moist soil. We prefer to 81 " thin in or
der 20 give the plants more exposure, ,hat they
may become more stoeky and hardy before trans
planting. The seeds vegetate very slow. For
Manipulating We dig u trench il convenient, east
aud west, about twenty inches deep and fourteen
wide. and bill to depth or six isches with shsrt
stable nansre, andc1yer this with three lnchss 0 I
rich loan. We bad very gosi sssc.fs last year
IN mixing the soil ard manure thoroughly toset,
er and manipulating in it. IL taking up th.
plants be careful to leave as much Of the soil u.
possible attached to the roots as all plants thriv,
better ~ not breaking the roots Set tAsw
about six Inches apart. For winter use, lrsm th,
first 10 the middle Of July 10 the proper time fo
transPlanting. Ii dry they .hssll DO watsrad il
The morning. and so7ered froa exposure to tht
hot sun for few days Theplsnts shssldl emai
from month 10 six weeks before ssrthipg Ut
In earthng bring the stems together with on
hand, while with the other draw the sol tixAtl,
around them, taking care not 10 paagIuthe top
nor cover them in the least with tie ssll-leayins
them above the surface. 1his should BE- dsne a,
often as required by their grswth-say As i.
eight ar ten days.
To preserve for winter use there are different
modes. One is to remain in dry ht,sr-,ofne Use
icavcs-suflicicnt to keep the ground frcm FREQ
eng around them. Another is TO dig thsm care
fully and set them in ssna along on the celia,
bsttom, covering the bls,shed par,s Of ihs stalk,
with the sand this. with proper care, is a very
good method Care, however, must DO taken /,
preserve them frsm ID. rate, az they arc ex
Uehey fond Of them.
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TO Farmers---PI0WS!

We nave LARGE Assortment 81
Br,IkiHg, SiuJJi,, Corn d Shoprl P'1w',
which we should Ike TO show yon, whether YOU
want 10 buy or not, MS we tla,ter ourselves. aier
the experience We have had, we can ,hvw you
FiorS Mdt Can't be Boat.
We have taken extra pains in selecting our
steel and timber so we warrant oil ui our Flows m
every respect equal, not better than can be found
any where else.
We have also a large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach to the lows, il wanted
they being approved OF by most Of those that Use
them. All those that want Pows, please call Mt
the Steam Pow Shop, and examine, before you
buy Flows that are made hundred miles of, and
sent to the stores here, TO be pcddled out.
March i3-ti PENnRuRE H. Draw
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ArsrnALrA.--ltis not generally known that the
tonly area of 'habitable' ground in Australia is
TAT which skirts the sea coast and is only 900 or
500 miles deep. Beyond this into the great hear,
OF tho Island stretches a dismal ds,ert-.ands
drifted into high aud impsnetrabe rock! There
arc few rivers in the cosntry--iudeej, there are
none deserving the name, for few keep running
The entire year.-Most of these. strange 10 say.
run inland And instead of falling into lake,
are absorbed into the thirsty desert among the
burning sands The improveabe land, on the
coast are, however. highly productive Of fruit
and pssturags.
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James Rogers, candidate for congress in tn. first
district OF Kentucky, has Issued fancy circular
through the Paducah Journal He says; Born
a: m early period Of my life in The State Of North
carolina, on the Great Pedes River,in Arson Coun
", mot far from George Dunn's) Of obscure bu,
honest parents. had none Of those advantage
possessed by the wealthy. TO push forward the
germ OF intellect which developed itself in me Q,
IN early age" Again "The brightest trait that
exh,olted itself IN me was honesty. this charas
Ter inherited through my father. from the ever
70 oorsmsmbcred and never.to be forgotten mar
tyr Of spelling book fame John Rogers of Smith
helj. no, Il will be remembered, was burnt A,
the stake. in the presence Of his Wis and nins
snsl children, one q. tho breast for hers.y.,
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The Gsne'so Farmer, in noticing the Shanghai
breed OF chickens, says:
or fifty raised las. year by the editor. the
'malIes. pue! vsighed six pounds, and the lar
gee. cock ten pound. at eve year old Itisst,ted
that thsy produce more egg. than any ether. the
hens generally LAYING forty to sixty before set.
ting, and frequently commence laying 10 lee, than
three weeks after hatchng. at the SAME time ia
King care OF their chickens until large enough to
care for themselves The young chicken. are
much more hardy then these Of ethsr bre.ds.
The flesh is represented to Do as good As tia, Of
any other kind
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TO officers. Soldiers, " iIoyys and
Heirs of deceased Soldiers.

4 LL TAKE NOTICE, thatthe undersigncdnre
~ onhand ,asusual,t to procure yourbounty lands
enslons, back and extra pay, atnominalra low
er Than ever Having had considerable experience
lnlhis business and beng IN direct corresponRspce
,cnh the DepartmsRtsoftAs GoUcrRme nj hnyinrin
chnrgethe adjustment oisuch claims, we are certain
we can doyour business to your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful, IN in securing claims OF
!hi. kind, we never charge. Callnnd see us ut our
.awand land agency Office. NoEusN Flsurn
Nov. II lahu-II
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100 TOu,,r0n and yteci

ON hand and for sale full supply oi"Siigo"
~ Iron and Plow Steel also Iunata, Pittsburgh
and Sweeds Iron Norway naiIrod English blister,
German, cast and spring steel all (which sc will
sell at the lswcstrates Bilcksmlths vi Il ind it TO
their advantage TO give W a call betors making
theirpgrchases dec II J. MAYLr7 & Co.
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Inn CALLS. Linseet Oil, warranted. Red lead,
lVo chrome red, chrome green, chrome yellow,
Pari, green, dry and in oil Spanish brown, Spanish
whiting, plaster Of Pans, Velrtanred, yellow och
re, French and Chinese Vefml.lon, ultra marine
blue, yarnishes and tnrpentine, B,ake's fire proof
paint, together with n variety OF other paints, for
sale al reduced prIcts by 6 L. THOMSON,
may Lift atthe CIiy Drug Store
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5tss OTTAWA NURSERY,
GslsN III SALE COUNTY, H.

\T--I1TS & MURPHY would announce to
! ' he public that they will have tur sale, Tins
Full az their nursery situated one mile west at the
court house, ON yhrroad leading 20 Peru. 90 most ry-
trusve assortment OF Fiun Tree ,Shruhbry, l.or.
dy Roses, Greenhouse aad lIerbaccouse perennial
plants
Our stock of,ondarliu, md dwarfpclr tree.
comprising all the vaflrlir. ct apple, pear plum
cherry, and apricot recommended by the cpucJr,,
OF trust growers are Of such SIZE aud quality as
no contrast can d.PaEEr
bi t'uuscbeIrlr- we have IL varieties; Currnuts,
- varieties OF Grapes. the black Hamburg,
Jhnlon, Isabella, and Canwha. Rr-p1rfrirs,
the yellow Antwerp. real BED iHftrTp, Fnuco-
mia, aud Forsioli tI0wrrug -hrhs-A nhcas,
Flowing Almonds Amospha, Gorgeous, Curmnt
yellow flowriuC, C0toncnairr, tuoniwuns, F"rsy-
thea Japnu Ounce Lilac, pnyct st Peters wreath
Judas Tree. Splrcas, Syrugls. Vicesla HoSed,
considered hy many the most heauuiul plan, intro
duccdby VIZ Fortune, rom China.
OF Roses We have BoWbons Bengal Tea Nor.
sri'e, lIybed China, frrpetur- or Remontlis,
Climbing roses Moss rostsaud MicrophllIa roses
ITones-. fWony motion uudherbacrons puonics.
PhuS-Seyrrnl varieties including phloX drum.
mondn; Double dahlias, cnrnntlons, pico,ees,
chrYsanihrmums, pompunr ur Lii pulian chtysnn-
lhemum, pctuueas Nierembergtas, gcrau.ums,
heuoihrup"s, vluCas, etc
Summer CAmbers-- Maurandia, Bnrclayana,
Cohrn. Scaudrns, and Lopbuspurmun.
Buttons Fiorcr R"ofs--Anemouc, glaudolus,
lrls ulum tuherO,r tulip, etc
Hedge PiIats-2OO Ot0 Usage orange plants
OF tue most thrifty growth. 800
Nursery NiockS-lUO,U00 apple seedlings, 1000
cherry 1000 hum-, which We will sell cheap to
persons starting nurseries, either as stocks OF
worked.
Grceskouse pldHts-Rhododendro cnlmeas,
agehns, AM cnmellas. 90,
our apple trees which we offer for sale this fall
are yehtsold.
Cherry, do
STANDARD peHr, do
Dwarf pear, do 2M j
Vegetables for sale at the nursery at all times.
Pickles put up in barrels, and glass Jars to order
of private iamlues.
The public are invited 10 call and Judge whether
they can do better lsewh,re.
Ottawa. Sept. lllS5O NoRRis & MuaPnY.
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Chicago advertisements.
Dry Goods at Wholesale.
SPRING TRADE.
SOoLE ND.N VIZ ~ ~
2n5 sou III WATER 5 L.

pos sou I'll WATER ST.
q" I'VE now IN store, and Are constantly rec.i-
Iy!ns, directtrJm the manufacturers, every
variety ~
FOREIGN < DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
suited 20 the Westcrntrade. one OF the p1r,neTs
drvotn1 has entire ume 10 Purchasing, we are pre-
pare 10 improve every facility which the market
affords ard intend to make our stock ata.. times
the mos, complete and desirable IN our city, no.
pins thereby 20 merit conugsa1ce ol ths liberal
patronage which has heretofore been extended to
Us from Western merchants. \ large proportion
of our domestic goods were purchased llsriaii be
tore the lse and IN soliciting trade -s 10 90 tie
t!i'sst c0gfdsHrs f4dt Us caH Job Goods IA
CAicdgO0 on equally as fgr0rljie terms % farprr-
c.aSer asst cur .0sSe ,5eTe lO5atsi "a Ner lgrS
or ,lSertere.
We would especially invite the attention Of
Western Nrrchallst 10 cur Stock, before m0Erus
their purchases Chicago, March -.
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I9fhos' rho could supply ii,msrire' NTH
goo rertihsd cisi.rr eater rith flieri1g oppara.
ms, ~ wiiiom
Nj PHELPS respectfully inform. The citizens
.W OF Ottawa and adjoining towns, that he
wlll be- inland the coming season for any work IN
ihr cement line, masonry or whltewuslnr Nv
many yeare experience m the eastern states, he
Hit,rr- himself that h. eau give satisfaction 10 u
'hn may lavot him with work. Residence in OF.
ava
Esicrsacss s.. u Chdley, Wni H. W Cush.
nan X. Thotnp. Mos. Oman. Feb. ~
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Improved Farm for Sale,

IVHhiH too miis, Of O4asa, near IA, Plank
Road
I'UE farm contains 40 acres, all under encp
/ aud 100 acres broken. Thereon i. good
frame dwelling house, stable large enough Tor :
horses, ant about 800 hut trees besides ahuu, 100
maple rtcs, growing finely Two wells, outtou.
~s, &c, &c.
Terms, easy. Part can run for four or five
years. -
.Applyto ]. @ Na,tnger. or vS',h- publisher.
Ut this paper, Ottawa; W TO the suhsrrher on the
premises M 2J-2m' NJ r F,rr,rt,
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TIE following valuable town los will he sol,
i at moderate prices. Lots II and II, in blocl
26, States addition to Ottawa These lots are 10
Gated on the corner Of la Sale nndTfigh streets
immediately opposite Mr., Cartons store house.
a dwelling house and well on the lots.
Appyto NJ. +. HOLSTER or Eli Strawn.
March %
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administrator Notices.


administrators Notice
DuBkIC notice isherehy gwen, tslt the under
4 signed, adminlstIotur and Uduul-llatuN ut
the estate OF Nathan Edwards, decd, will attend
the county couTtUt Livingston county, nj term
thereof 70 be holden At Pontiac, IN sad Livingston
county, and stale OF Illinois, ON the first Monday
OF Ivty next, when and where all person, having
claims yliust said estate arr rrqIv>,rIu present
he same 10 said courtior al u--wrut.
lrGErY LlNpEErNDS, lGE'r.
nav i-3Ns Nancy ErwAEns. idW'r.
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PLANO FossTE =.
NIX seed.

HASKEL[ 4 SCHCTT are buying F7v seed
i l. at their oil Mil, south west corner OF the Ba-
sin. They viii contract seed for nnolner season
and furnish seed OF the best quality to farmers to
SOD
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Something New

~ w. G. COOLING would Inform public
IL that he is now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead oianything yet introduced Tor strength sue-
ty and convenience Call aud examine them for
yourselves Mt his old stand of the sign OF tn. CIV
Harness Shop, ON Columbus street, lie willnlso
keep an assortment Of harness with o'dstyIe buckles
as good and as cheap as can he purchased any.
where sept -
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CALIFORNIA ON FIRE!
Gs,,sp u..l E,..,;,,u,

Ntbit VsttIt wv INF
Come ana Gaming,
WllERE will be- found at the vel known stand of
Il barnard, ON High street, a choice lot oi
Family GraCriic~ a Provisions,
Selected with care. ~ follows:
10 binds sugar aud mnirsscs, - sa, Ia coffee, 10
hblstish o' different kinds nulmegs, indigo, tohac.
co, rllsins teas spices, cauOirs, nuts, crackers.
In short, all kinds OF goods usually kept ut estnb.
li,hmenis Of thu kind. Also, cordagr, pa Is tubs,
glass and shelf hardware, nails, swmons. axes,
-ter mad iron shuyela flies, aulcrs, bits. &c. &c.
school andbnnk books, stationary. circular pens,
numrrou. 10 mention.
Allhnds OF country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Wngonsand carrn geson hand and mnde,o OF.
dera.u-ual Nov. 6) Il BARSARp.
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Brewery for sale ar Rent, -,


INlt. subscriber wishes to dispose of the rrcw.
cry and premises near the Aqnednrt will ri
hrr sell or lease the said premises, with the fix
Ilres' ifSt rate opening Tor the business IL nov
offered the terms liberal. Apply To Marshall Ey.
're'', OF March 9s } WAtNtR& Hiogttss.
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4 HOUSE and Tour and half acres Of land in
a Ottnwa, opposite the uryn q ground. The
rouse IL new, II feet square, with good well %,
olt water, smn stable 100 by 600 feet fenced IN
The above will be- sold lorcnsh, oreArh,nrrdlor
and. improved or uninproyed
ttorpatllculats apply to WARD LocKwoop.
Feb l9-97-6ui.
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'CONSMZnIs for SnIe

r G. NATTINGER is sil aepn, for the
~ Grandrtour Flows anl Is now ready to IN
al orders in that line pnrIu
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Notice |

DURELlNSEED olL-for sale a,,he on Nh
/ March 10 II,sNrttT Scnrrr,
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QUHON's, jayne's. Moifit's, Fichs, Gral-n
oafg, AM oll the popular patent medicines for
sueoy dec lu G l. TRovrsog
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Sntrrrr. rc0Jnnl Judge or yourselves
FOR iNILJENLiAND NuOuPlNC ,orcII

~ .N'I,II. llhE.. jane e, 1851
Sin hlyr Urgnruty u.rd your rurEry prrr,-
RAJ i"r Nhnopmg Cough ard iulMruza and have
3D." hesitation '1 p.unuuggug farumplr,r rcnrdy.
Four "imf c1U1Uu Hayr been afflicted with tbcs-
as'ast., 'ni it" '.uc Use Of ,hr ilrIuEAL has al.
ways afforded a.mustiu--gu'r.IrL
JAMES GLOVER.
We ausgthc trslh OF ra,o,c statement
VI NgFlNI(. h. ..rar ot the Nashville Nbt,
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Roots Il slpr>.
II CASES Clmpb.i'- double sole boots, war
~ ranlrj loca,-s meas % boots.
y eases hoy-' Thick KIP mud calf boots.
e mems hest calf bout.
" Kip and co7rsr hro111s
wom-u'sraliand kip ne oiccs
> " " c1lllcw shoes
IS boN~s ladies morocco shoes and hoo,ecs. kid
s,ipper, ties md hu.kius
iLNO--Thc largest and best assortment Of
chldrrn's shoes ever before offered n rh.- market,
and ~ very low prices .sp25 $ g. GEfniEY
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tllcNieinrs.

+''' TT 'rt if''it Ni"d t"t "dHh 9HfF'OI NHit
s'0'r M Hscs farm,lf. ,- 'ose lcaf shall not fade
an" henHHtt,r,ofyb aNlc Jor meetaEdthe leaf
Mcrsef IT, RcdicIae"
Here we hope for the sick recorded long ago.
md every year adds new assurances that their
promise, shall no, lail
A- medical Science discovers and dcsignates the
remedies na'gge has given, one by one, the disea-
sr, hot l'..unt ucr y,rld 10 the control Of mr..
p'ait.r m'.Ht,rs oe ,u0rr from, none has cam.
rdn'rrNtus go ua uuume'y grave than Con-
Sumption oi the Lungs. Sabicinrd We give some
evidence that his too may he c. red snd hat Pull
monary Complains, IN all their forms, may be re.
wo'rdby tUgERy rFcruEaL
Space wu, NOT permit as To publish here any pro-
portion of the cures ihas affected, but the Ayrnt
below nam,h viii furnish our Circular, ire.,
"hr'consre ia particulars AMI ud,spulablc proof
OF these facts
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New York and california >Iram>hp to,
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Chicago Ibsrtisrmsnts.
Chicago L Rock Island Il. X

Open from Chicago TO LaSalle and Peru leo miles
This Road = uowin oper1liun, and forms an "a
~ Transition Travel between the Lakes aai the
Illinois and Mississippi rlytrs, making pleasant,
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER G.. BARRY'S
Il TRICOPHEROUS,o or indicated Compound, for
benutifylng, curling, preserving, restoring and
STRENGTHENING the Hair, relieving diseases OF the
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. bounded by no geographical lines, the
| reputation Of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
Union. TIE sales cfths article of late years have
increased In a ratio that almost exceeds belief.
Professor Barry. after careful examination of his
sales. book, finds that the number Of bottles de.
vered to order, in quantities of from half gross
upward, during the year 1852, was within tribe
Of $50 600. IN. t5.s ,, M .t.i,ts.t.s,.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evil
licences Of the wonderful properties of the Trico-
pherous when the public have furnished such an
endorsement this. The cheapness OF the article,
and the explanations given of its chemical action
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases OF
superficial irritations first recommended 1t TO
the attention of the people, This was all that
the inventor desired. Every bottle advertised
itself. The effects of the fluid exceeded expec-
tation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it Country dealers in every
have it.; and thus was built up q wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard Of AZ regards
articles of this kind. The highest point has not
vet been reached and it is believed that the sales
this year will be million and a half of bottles
Depot and mandatory, No. l37 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, Is cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Next
leo, West Indies, Great Britain, France, &c, by
s. PARKER, Penn. avenue,
And A. HAMMOND, 7th street,
June I'D Gtriw6m* Washington.
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The CosT OF AN ARGuMENr.-Sheridan had
been driving out three or four horses in hackney
coach, when, seeing Richardson pass, ne hailed
him and made him get in. tie instantly con
trived to Introduce topic upon Wnicn iN'c.alI ~
con fwho was the very soul of dsputativencss) al
wavs differed with him; and at last, affecting to
he mortified az Richardson's arguments, said:
.syou = 70 really too bad; cannot bear to listen
~ sucb a thing; will not stay in tho same coach
With vou;'' and accordingly got down and lett
III, Richardson hallooing out triumphantly after
49,, sAb. YOUR beat, you're beat" nor was it
rim the heat of his victory had little cooled that
ne found out he was left in the lurch to pay tor
sheridan e three hours coaching. Moore s Diary
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TTOME PICTURES, by Mrs G. w. Denison.
I'll The Boyhood of Great Men, with iliustra
tons.
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, by J. w
Page
Helen and Arthur, or Miss Thusa's Spinning
wheel, by Caroline Lee Hentz.
July ~ fKANCk TAYLOR,
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Dprss FOR Wmow.-'A censorious lady,
saws the author of Mary Barton, remarking
upon the dress of a recently bereaved WIDOW saio
"that black silk became her extremely wen, put
boabasine ,couid haze sho'cn deeper sense % ner
los,f"
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JOHN WiL10N, 'iai
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPT10N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre.emp-
ton 10 any of tho ,iands within tho townshps and
partso of townships above enumeEated,,i is required
to estabish the same to the satisfaction OF the re
gister and receiver Of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor a. soon az practicable 9ffr
seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public SAFE of the land
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. le JOHN WILSON, '
"a Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
MAJ a,.,IQ
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