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Advancement,

Now Advancement,
II tie CRACKkR BikERV, near The b,pot,
Oidrr, H.
hlRlNG the failiul winter, the bread wagon
- VII only Wit public houses aud the bread de.
pot al Mann & Frees store. To those who
have paid, We make our bow. aud to those who
have not paid, wish to make the bow as soon as
possible | ask every ouc WAC owes, TO
call and settle
IRON CHACkER MACHINE ARRIVED!
trackrrsni every style. such as soda, Boston
butter, pIcnlc, &c, wal always he found fresh and
ioT sale wholesale retail, AT the loves, possible
rates, Tor cash. A gsncr, assortment OF groceries
always on hand candy nv the box flour by the
bnrrei The patronage OF the city and country Is
invited.
n B.-Farners will find some new iu..
prOycmsnis IN their favor. oil \. WouLSry
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BEWARE OF COUNTEREEITS {:

Ask for Or. W. B. Farrelrs arabian lini-
ment, asa counterfeit call I'd II. e. Farrell. is 10
the market. Be careful you are no, imposed
upon.
The true and only genuine sold in Ottawa, by
W. w. Cavalry. G. l.. Thompson, Fellows,
Walker & CO., and by merchants and druggists
generally. Augustl7
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Clothing!

JOSlI. WIllTMOREwiHhn hold forth the old
y stand, Tor few weeks longer and wal Sci his
stock NJ small advance from New York prices
Nv stock - now complete, aud lean suit the most
difficult Come in and see. 1t don't need any
biowng, the goods wi show ior themselves Re
member the place. the marble coorrd building OF
nnN'S (lntl,,,,,,,
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Country Merchants

Wishing to rrplrnsh their stock, VIII hhd aS
good an assortment at the old stand Of Walker n
illcklns, aud AZ a. low prices as can b" iourd III
Chicago. ,OctobtT Is :. W. CuEEytR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-15

4 NY quantity ct butter, rgg. cheese. iallow,
~ berswaS, Sc wln'ed at the highest MAJ
ket price, IN exchange tor goods at the lowest
market pucr, n; October ~ CuEfyrR's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-15
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,

Read What they Say pr. j. F. PIntf, West.
field, Indiana, in a lerterto w. b Farrell, dated
January %, 1911 says:
have used your linimeni aud other medicines
and finding them client articles, and Of read v
sale, and medicines which should he in every
house and stable. wish 10 know on what terms
you will furnish me with a sufficient ouan,i,v To-,
supply the whole State OF Indiana south and ca
OF the Wabash. Respectfully yours.
L. pI3CE
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Strayed or Stolen!
Two Young Pointer Dogs,

LRON the subscriber, reading west Of the side
+ cut, n thiscltv. One silver. colorcd and the
other white, with llvrt-colorcd spots. They are
about siy months old Also a liver. coor-d slut
belonging TO Mr. l!o.sack disappeared abou, the
came time.
Any rersonr~riruing them. or leaving inform.
ton ct their Whereabouts, nt The Free Trader OF.
fre, will be literally rewarded
DC lObsr lj-y-tw DuyIr
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OTTAWA DRUG STORE,

tpu h has
W
ever ntgtttnD Ottawa
sonaIy,i
LOus
nib
no
the
sG9i IN rncolnty
rOth Manuht will
Plrcna gcl~wle
peri enc dhand
assormn o
GndG lrssnr boe aDdP .,iL
nil
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Estate of ,iohn BrOrrn. d.ck
AZ persons having claims against the estate Of
John Brown late OF La Sale county, deceased
are hereby notified and rogue ied to attend Mt the
No,cniGerirrm OF the county court OF La Sale
county, on The 81 Monday OF November, A. u
1893, at which time such claimants will produce
lhrirdemanls, for the purpose OF having the same
adjusted. MARTHA BRowS. 4dmr,
October Il IrvI KELSEY ir Atm,
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DR.. w. p. EARREII.iS

Celebrated Original Arabian Linimept.
IliIS medicine having been extensively used
L thfoughou, the United stn,es iormsny years
h tas hqnirtdn high rsputaiion.- -alors than Fovr
Handred T0usand fotilrshaye been sold within,
We last year, aud the demand Is sill Increasing.
Nc medicine OF orpinay qualities could continue in
use solong. aud yet maintain the high character
This article possesses.
he Bentfl afforded TO thr Suffering Thousa nd 9
WI neVeI be forgotten and its increasing use will
daiIy produce More Euidence in iis Faror. No.
medicine wiIIcure all diseases, but Ino0ntsstibis
Pioctis given that ;his Linilnrnt will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint Tor which il is rrcommep
ded and IN all cases prove SO beneficial ns TO be
satisfactory 10 the afflicted
;, ltismanuiactnredw with great careof highly me-
4'c'hai ingredients, every article composing it IL
Thoroughly tested and the Most Dest,a etire D,sfi.
iaf'oH used TO obtain the active principle i'm The
most concentrated degree, thus odng all posi-
h!!lty OF au ii!leilor mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-10-15

4 BEAUTIFUL. ds,uI,m,n, VI p,ns, mugs,
"a bracelets, lockels, ear drops. &c, SC,
cheapat MAY ~ J, w. Mills
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The Cash
100 Tons Iron and steel.

~ hand and for sale foil supply oi"Sligo"
~ Iron and PGow Steel also Juniatn, Pittsburgh
and Swe.ds Iron, Norway naiir English blister
Germn n, cast and spring steel all of " hch We will
sell atthe l-westrales Backsmlths will find it TO
their advantage TO give US call befors making
dec II J MANLEy l. Co.
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= ". llccVcr
Tea. Tea. Tea.
Wanted,

CilEEVER has the best assortment OF the hes,
teas, Tor sal. at the lowest ptlcr III Ottawa. oia
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u re Lam. and Stiff. join'ed are healcd From
William Merchant Minister OF the Gospel, New
>, Canandlgna, Mich, June 2lst, 1859
DEAR SIR Having heard of your celebrated
hIahlan l.lnlment wasinduced to ny its virtues
on my wife, who, from extreme swelled limbs,
has no, been able TO walk, or do sny business for
about four years and having tried all the most
skliul physicians in our pars and applied oil the
remedies lcould hear of tono effect, at last with
much difficulty procured one boulle OF your Linz
meni oil ]. Owen & Co., olDetroi. My wife used
this, and received so much benefit that she now be-
gins 10 walk, and will soon be rs well ms ever she
was Your ith respect, WIN MERCHANT.
4 mouid not be vithomit for all possess.
!, pane d ScheIllnger, OF Weschester town.
ship, Porter co Indiana have been badly afflicted
with hernia or rupture 7 90 years, go badly thpt
could not work more than half my time Ihuve
tried russ pads, and everything tina, ] thought
wouid give me relief, bu, found nothing until
tried your arabian Lnmcnt, and for the frs, few
weeks could so TO work in ten minutes after I
had made the application, ms il kept the bowels uP
so good ] would not be without i, Tor oil pos.-
ess, the artice is healed, and Mn perfectly
well, and state tins for the benefit of others SINH.
Larry afflicted. ANlGL B. sCHELLINGER.
ms is to certify that We knew Daniel d.
Schellnger tor four years, and believe the above
stal-menttO be true. JOIN WILLIAMSON
W. II. KNIGHT, p. NJ.
Camulet, Porter Co. Ind, Feb 49, 1881.
| OF The Quincy Wing, OF 18Th March, 81 one
OF the largest and most popular papers in Illinois.
says:
see the advertisement Of W. B Farell's Ara.
bian Eminent. This Linimeni is the genuine cure
al and no mistake"
Fraud and Imposition EIpos,d- VIlla,nsvs Lie
| R,jated,-from Col. A. O. Garrett. Peoria.
/ Ill. owner oithe Peoria House formerly Plan
ter's House, and one Of the Oldest an m ost re-
! spectacle citizens
[ This is to certify that | have known W. b.
Farrell for the last IS years and know that he i.
the ORIGINAL touudp and nj J;,ip
known as" Arabian l.inimtnt," that have used
il both upon man and beast, and found it an nvalu.
able article, and that person named II. G, Far
ren TO my certain knowledge, commenced mts =
ting this valuable medicine ABOUT four years after il
was frs, manufactured by ". Is. Farrell.
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From Chicago
Mail train ntSA NJ Arv. at Sheffield 230 r. N.
FRI e. I'd class, . 30 An. 7.io
Accommod'n, 345r. NJ. Ar Peru, BIS
Into Chicago
Ac. II. Leaves Peru, "a NJ Ar nCh. IL 30 \. N.
r. 4 I'd class, heflied, 7DAM.'' 635r NJ.
Mai. leaves d" I'm 73O
Shriiieldis but IS miles from the Mis- sissippi
and ~ from Rock Island, Stages run to and from,
the trains, enahIiIg the passenger to perform the
Hpbetwecn Chicago and Rock Iland in
ONE DAY,
The ga NJ train from Chicago connects with
the trains OF the Illinois Contra, anhIl,rough them
with the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Mt La
Smile; also with Steamers on the llhnois River;
also with Stages at Tiskilwa, tor PEORIA Gales
burg, Princeton, nc.
Trains rom the West connect with trains Eas,
81 Chicago, on Michigan Southern and Central
Railroads also with Steamers on Lake Michigah
for Milwaukee, Macknnw, Saul Ste Maria, and
other ports Oh Lake Michigan.
oil A. r. GILMORE, Supt
On and after Wednesday. Oct. l2th, 1853
trims going west pnss Ottawa,
LIST, Mail train, NJ II - A. VI.
ID, Freight train AT . 10 Z. VI
Sd, Accommodation trainat7.35 F. NJ.
Trains going East.
lat, Accommodation, at 7i5 A. NJ,
%, Freight train, at las
ID, Mail 34OP. NJ.
oil q. X. GILMORE, Supt
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Boys clothing!

4 GOOD assortment Is nov Tor sale low ~
\ October Is JOSH. WmrunRr
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Peoria. III Sept. %, 1851
w. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment.

This valuable medicine combines the necessary
qualities to en'ite it to public iavcr Possessing in
2 high degree the properties OF an Anodyne and
Balsam gives il a wonderful influence over many
painful diseases rs efficacy to heal can only
he attributed to the BaIsnms and Oils which il con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.


The Government has received important and definite
intelligence the subject OF the rum0s from Havana The
private ,ices far published be founded
sunise= rather tun definite acrs The Consul left Hava-
on the "a insl alter putting MIR. W. H. Robertson in
char tile consulate The letters received from prva
sources dated the 5lh and Mr. Robertson had ample time
write 10 Government if any .ng had happened after
Judge Sharkcys departure. The Isabel mail steamer
rived in Charleston the llIh and had any government
dispatches BY her. they would have been here three
days ago
The coneCufes oi The Havana writers not borne out
hY any flcls that they STATE by any thing received by
This government by any probabilities.
II hardly be supposed 10 say nothing OF The policy OF
Santa Anna Great Britain und Spain seek 10 provoke
war with this country;but if they did s0 they could not
take means more pertinent that end, than those which
your informant has suggested.
Oar government obliged still to Keep sharp watch up.
On the iIlibusler movements, 1t 10 well known that the
lousles better prepared now Than they have ever been
for an invasion OF Cuba: but they will not make the at
tempt without Z" indns sencc from tins
ernnlenl nor without srh pice will give assurance IL
the CIcolcs n success, in any revolutionary attempt III
which they might participate.
II is understood the President and his Cabinet
or al least some o. the latter, will attend the opening OF The
Crystal Palace.
Sir Leake Of Va. has declined the post of Commissioners
Il, the Sandwich Islands, aud Judge Smith OF California
and several others, applicants for H. California may
- IDLY obtain She 10 he entitled 10 il by proximi
y unL identity OF interest.
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(t,orrrspnndrncc ul the Baltimore Sun.


IN. mission TO China has been offered 10 Mr.. Robert
W nRer who is this city. II is not known that lie
wl arrcp IT, but the Government will be fortunate TO
cue hls services this Junctufe. Mr. Walkers heah Is
SAID . be quite restored.
Mr. Ieake has declined The appointment of commissioner
10 the Sandwich Islands and is said that Gen Sta6weah
er Of Ohio formerly member Of Congress. VIII nave H.
Cen 5 is now here. 1t may be rccoecled that he made
marked speech in the House the Oregon question ~hch
was highly comprehended by Mr. }. U. Adams.
Mr. Appleton OF Maine has declined the place ot Secreta
~ Of Legation at London.
We shall know in due time. whether the alleged nava
,raraons by Spuin aud The wnrke movements o aanta
Anna look towards hnstIities with the United STATES lis
not TO be credited Spain seek collision WIN 'e
United States and thus ensure The loss o Cuoa hut Is
ssblc that besides making arrangements ior Inc defence
of ;G lsa nd from buslers, Spain may nave put hef-
., in position to obtain troops from Mexico, anu aso
10 en-, oil our 10 the Gulf upon the occurrence OIL
thr Invasion. O.,
The last advices from Mexico show that he mixed or DO"
company had been put in formal possession o he iehuah
teprc transit. , :. ,..,,. -
In. model of Mr.. Clarke Mills Eqnes trian Statue o
IS as learn from him, TO be exhibited In an edihce
near the CRYSTAL Palace there not being sutclent space 10
p,r, within the area Of the Palace for It's exhibition there
sP''1 '''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

Canedo tho Captain. General ot Cuba somebody "iliea
ton, m Idle az the Ocean receives Tor his pay something
over four hundred thousand dollars per annum! ils regu
lar salary $50 O00 This sufficient to Iced hln e
M In yur-s. fur issuing pa sports (afte paying Secrea
rsl he pockets cool Si 00O and for appointments IN ms
pit the trifng donation fee o s2UOO per annu Aauea
- his he exacls three golden ssh for every imo
nj native African ebony imported into the Island ana Inc
OF The past years places this source Of Income al
$3.50 6OO-a very pretty bonus on the trade ne Is oouha ~
.noorrssi Brihes and "Black Mar run hun up announcer
100000 go that, on whole he is not Isry no oe
cnnsit,rnle Spaniard, TO "stfke" tor higher pay
The following is said 10 be veaoe ton'o stone inSc'p
ton dc wn in Maine:
.Sacred to the memory of James II. RANDOM VINO dled
auuu,r The sixth 1900 His widow, who monrns as one
yh1 can be comorted aged only twenty four and possess
mo every qualification for good wife, lives al S'ee'
in tine village ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
The following is the official return u the vote cast III 'he
.or.n1 election in the Halifax Congressiona District:
SENTENCED TO BE HUNG

wou,.oroy June l6-During the suspension ol 0c
scor caae in the criminal Court, this morning, n",s "
he sickness OF Juror monn for new lIia VI c h
ynrJ ease was argued and denied Judsc Ila"iot s.r
The nrsoner if he had anything to say why sentence
,,Ij mn, bc nronounced Woodward rose ana IN iePy'
ode an able and eloquent speech averrIng ms th,e
cencc and narraling the circumstances o ms VIE
,o he inferred that she killed herself, anu appealns
Al, who knew him bear witness 10 his pas' g'on
r and patriotic services sailor and soldier une I
anrIirnn flag He sad he was not AFRAID 10 ue aau
hs owo account but for the sake OF hIs molher
and as;er he begged Tor trial The 1uoge, neepy az
ced proceeded pronounce The sentence T M 'e s.I on
that The prisoner be hung by the neck nnl ne oe &
lbs ond n, September next between cocS' a. VA, ~
ruck p NJ He exhored the miserable man ~ oan'. o.
hopes Of pardon and prepare for DEATH lhe pao' "a
en,itely nnmovrh during The delivery ol lle seh'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

their ln,hys The voices OF the sweet singers art heard
waiing ss "f friends seeking consolation III Inc
premises o God There Is melody IN sns'i music h In III
the open air and there is religions pathos ~ sr rA
limitations Leafs in such hour. II Is as ls voice
' "nr crying IN the wilderness ur the mercy ami l'sc
ness If Cod and Tor The descending u HE blessings o
Heaven upon those " no survive.
heard here mos, lrrvcnr prayers from the negro nr the
whole human family: ana the evening hymn which followed
vas read line BY line by the colocd PASTOR and sung IN
pcrtcc! church melody, by his congregation II was no
place Tor those traneI 10: critical h!cees
"i discourse and language. The Kings English such
would have pronounced huchcred b. ba5aranS but from
TIE abundance of The hcai the mouth spakc, and no one
could ail 10 be touched by the rurnes Iey oil those who
were The rurshipprIs
ihetc had been hour devOed to the Sabbath School,
*hete Tie rhdren had been casechscd IN The Command
tlis ui God and The duty the Creature To the Crca-
Tor The teachers laniariy illustrated the virtues o ose,
oodchce ruth and Of the Sabbath and The OIL
fences nl alsclood profanity and general vce The bright
eyes U The children spaklrd with delight they
oded 10 Inc questions put by their teachers aud general
" iley answered with pomptness Like other chill
iren they equally delighted in The release which the hour
gave them as they dismissed and their homes
The church soon became filled with older and graver peo
pc lhc broad circle and side pews OF which were
cushioned, aud all OF which occupied by negroes
presented novel aud picturesque scene. The women,
rs white churches ouInumbeed The men as one
although the regular church suspended du
rln@ rne afternoon 10! the monthly business crch meet
ing. Every woman was neatly clad, and wore showy
turnan hnndkhrrchiel upon her head and from The plat
form where seated the black moderator of the
meeting e Pastor OF the Church the Black Secretary the
presiding Elder also dark Africa white Superintendent
and my irlcnd-l looked upon Of these yellow and
red handHerchiefs Here and there by favore
servant there bonnet Good order everywhere per-
vaded The House of God There neatness cleanliness
sobIirly comfort and attention among the women and
the slaves the appearance Of perfect happiness
ana mngng with small degree of intelli-
gcncc
was in purely Slave Church, and was about wit
ness Church Government and Church discipline under the
sole direction OF slaves. After prayer in which all hnelt,
and singing in which all participated, and the reading
hu tln Inf nj
Church. the minutes Of the previous monthly
meeting read. heard here that the poor slaves, who
much Of Northern sympathy had contributed
at the April monthly business meeting The OF eleven
dolas The poor and during the year pn these v0lun
lary contributions had run up Sli7 Thus freely they
themselves provide necessary comforts for
The sirk and destitute among themselves and the Slaves
found here Augusta Georgia. had given OF their pit
tace for the spread of Tie gospel in heathen lands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
r.prrp FROM THE SOUTH.
r,o.,,,,dsnrc of The New York Express.
l''orfeSp'hus"1 .rcrsTA Ga MAY

r,,orrss,,ndsucc of the New } orH fxpfers.i ,c
l'o''eap'"'N AUGUSTA Ga, May l6.
,, hr.. ar four hours among the Slave
I,i of ihe civ in company with l,r Jones' phl 81
ran of the city, The proprietor "l 'le nm ,,a, tIv in
S,,in.I and "a gentleman 10 whUm ain 2t'hS u,
~" ''l 80 ,c,s nf pefs,nal kindness. Correspond
~. aI,,nnn ia bestowed upon The stranger an
Southern country and it is mp"sso't " .,h acnI nd
receiving IT, Potferc az II Is IN a'e C i,s ,rnr mona
,o.ahe has been appreciated by us lo1 is 'ue
ur Such ncts If kindness have been cio"u," "i'"
by gentlemen all along my ron'c oi t can rs,imal,
receiving them in strange ''"''
s,,.,, bns,it ,iIy ns il deserves J. a., s.,o,,
snIn ~ ~ e the services of Southern slave
r,hnrch conducted by the Blacks aionc' a'a ~, n
were grafied under circumstances Tn hniIdoo was
doyslonmeu nf the negro character. i'' "r ,bo citx
GOD ,nd nretriIy enclosed upon me - 80, w. ac,
in the negro quarter of The town on,b had been bu
sure and upon the left as We entcrcn' 4 'o''' ""'
Tb civ Councils had given special pcsm'sso -. @ r.,
;, herr and IT vas privilege bt' ,"'GN s hon
,hos. among hc white ropui'u .r,n na,l. crv,.in.
, o,t a; d;s,iuuushrd in t"if lives. "e III" L. uS.c,.
u;n r.v.,d the secret sought 10 learn rv % r.,,
- ,he memory" rested tic remains OF one @ hJ m, Al
I'd been the Pastor "t II. n''s I,..t and mprovin.
tnis ,i, ,o r.. was 4 negro, chfs''an' ahH ,I % -
nasior Ills flock loved him ~ ia'her S, a. broth
ioous community had loved ana iesPe'u ,,y and his fu
H. ,aa,h vas an rvcil Of general sorrow, Whit
ef. , onr nf lhc largest seen IN 'hG ei'J M sL
nen hoh in official position or dis"Gut IN. Iunrra
of private life, were among ''ose I 1--we. moved il
,rrssion 10 his grave. Masters anu , tnnse Of II,
] ,rlunn from what had been ''e a,nr. :
n ng TO The appointed lof ' % t was sincerel
TIE by whole cnmmnny No sssaels Il
| ;" -" 49, .nrh n negro funeral, or even NO. '
ihan one in humble life, where ahe, a=, ~ snared"
| ~ The earliest summoned and Inc o"s.s
,t',,a dnr 10 The dead is always pau. i,,, noro-n
'''c these burial services are o'
say night 'sS,s Ss p"us hs s'1s
performs as win 'hs1l nee so
,rher The woods and groves are al, down upon III
and torches as ne hs evening or morning breeze whspe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

AT The sitting Of the London Astronomical Society,"
were read of letter TO Sir John Heschel from the
Reverend Mr. Sloddard American missionary vesed in
astronomy The letter dated Osoomiah Persia, October
2 1852 Mr. S,oddard begins with an account OF the sur
prisng distncness with which distant objects are seen In
Persia The snowy peak of Arafat-he rea'es IS JUST as
bright and beautiful two hundred miles "aen
stand its base Though accustomed 10 wa1ch he
Heavens in deren! parts of the world he had never seen
any thing like the spendor of Persian summer evening"
Il not for the interference Of the moon, we should
have nights 10 the three months supe
rior for the purposes observation very finest nights
which favor the In the New World" He dis
tnpushed the satellites of Jupiter and Saturn with the un
assisted eye deemed altogether eescopc objects before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
Correspondence of the New York Herald:

WAeHINGTON, June IO--I T. NJ
IN, rumur thai the government has received adVIces rom
:, S;, and Enplnd in his hostility this country s un-
fpG in fuct No such advces have been received ny Tue
nor is any evidence OF reliable
- shnu ,,t Suain intends strengthen Santa Anna IN
a,v yav Communications from private individuals resio
in" in Mexico have received specializing np0n M a'c
t,Inr movements but nothing authentic SEN FL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21
Tur MECHANICAL, AT PHILADELPHIA.

TUE MECHANICAL At FIIILADET.PHIA.
pulLApgLrnIA June The Mechanical Fire Company
nl Baltimore arrived here this afternoon, on their return
from their ys to New York delighted with their visit and
,hc rordal reception and entertainment they met with
They arrived here in the midst ot drencng ran but The
sion did not until the rain was over Their es
cnrt consisted of twelve fully equipped companies. with
yh hands of music presented most brilliant and en-
rhusaslic spectacle. They have variety oi entertain
ucns to attend o.ngh, aud Tomorrow. and VIII leave
t,r home Tomorrow evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

or pr,,,s NoRwEerAs ColosY Of l4ooo0 acres @ IN rot
e1 eouny p is said be highly prospectus hs p1e Of
pal o~n' Ga' @ 80 hn himself beautiful Norwegian cot
Vo We Dun residence and proposes TO establish po
his eo0Hy ss % ss eooaassa by he
arts ane Of Eurone His plan make it civil and
school, TO be for the youth OF the Union and to
u,,,si unnnsri the sciences with the arts