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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
VOL. XIlI.-NO. So.

a ao.AuEaD rE.PL. Il cabnot accustsm myself
10 the HesiFru fare ln ls hUtsls and The tnats.
Instead of giving .uS clsasly prepared, plain
dlsae-, the able Is CYyeTsd wis lAluiivs, with
Jei,its aud creams, ices, stsnrh ,euSes and -wse,s
"A most un'oitauais attempt tC match kngiish
Silh taeach cUasng, without the rude cleauil'
upss vi the GrsL or tls sayUury rrhusment Vt the
latter. Bat he ga..sugeEs obviously d" not care
how the d!-h.s tss's. pros.dvd tLnt they sound
well he ull 0i hre, sat,shel e. bud Un Il eve
rything they could command AT the Cafe lie Pa
rs or The IIvr,, iro'rgcauK They are tpnd Of
the idea hat America "a tie tfat cOunry ot the
world even a. a-rssp"cts lie culinary AIT Even
the water locks gnpnn,1he: ia. the Mlsssspp
water, with all th- mad Of the bottom dss.slrsd
sy The melting snow How dn you Ike Amer
ca, siI I IL II not great cuugiry ( said gen
leman to Mr. Pul,,ky. "of ceurss It is.' Vas
the answer. "As.e you found an,iuins here
which FELL short Of yeur slpsetdoEsf' Our
political lnstItutions are admirable, rsplisd Mr..
Pul-sky your people are sntrrprising and ensr'
sehei but after all, there is nothing perfes, un'
der .he suh" We'll sir, what can yOn object
to continued the American planter, who
probably wished to open thu, discuss ien on sia.
very. Mr.. PsIszky took up hs glass and said {:
bor instance. | ijrct to the mud IL the Nlssis.
'ppi wA'er which you dri"k' sir" ret"rted
she American, 1T has been chemically analy zsd
and compared With the waters Of other rivers,
And il was asce'taIned that the Gaug.s as well as
the Nile con'ais several PR cent more OF animal
matter than the Mis-i.-irpi" "I have every re.
gard for the sa.rrd rivers uf the Hpdoo- and the
Egyptian, ,aid Mr. Pul.zky yet am ready to
give the palm TO rcur father drivers. Only do
not see why the mud ofihe Hmanys and of the
I Abyss'nian mountains should Justify you in drink
my the mud Of the Western prairie Don't you
know lere the u-s cf filters E. "Siy,' exclaimed
the American. udgnanty chow should We
/ notf Then uhy do Won not filter your watelf
a,kcd Mr. Pul~rky--W Wthout hesi,ati'g one no
mrnt, the planter replied. We are suah 90 Il
heGd psopi' ihal we have no time 10 filler oli
water. - Nadl,se Euis;ky
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

FrARoUs o CoNNoR The London Correspond.
en-, ot the New York Tribune has the following
N reference to the gentleman, whose insanity has
recently been announced:
The Commission which met last week to ex.
aminc into the state ui mud uf FrnrSus q C"nnur,
late NJ T. for Nottingham, returned the follow
lug v.rd,c,: q" We dud that Mr F,nrgus O Con.
r"r hss been insnns s'rcv the lU,h Of June, 1852
without any lucid intervals
A. = poliural character oCunnor had outlivcd
hm.rltalr.ady in lSlS HIS strength was bro.
ken, HI. mission fulfilled and unsble to master
the pr,l arlnn movement, ulgaulsed by him" IT,
hr | a = Q N aim, Il q hndr nee 10 It, lflu or,.
cal lmpaluaIlty onI. mc not to conceal thl- olr
cumsaucr. II ais" uhg sune IN justice to the fallen
man. 90 Law hrIote the same public, the Judgment
gwen on y CunuOr, by Ernest Jones. in the Poo
pies Pdpcr.
here was \ man who hfoke away from rank
wealth ani station; who threw up u lucrative
aud successful practice; who dlssipated n large
fortune. not in private, lfdrn, but in political
self sacrifice; who made hlmsrlf an eternal rslt
from his own country, where he owned broad
acres and represented one of its largest Coun,ic-
Who was hated by his family because he loved
the human race whose every act was devotion
10 the people and who ends almost destitute af
ter n career Of uncximplcd labor. "
There IL his life Now look at hia work At d
,inir ~ utter ptos,ation, of dsunlon doubt UnC
misery, he gathered the millions of thi, COUNT,
together NJ men had never yet been gathered
! OCunGell rallied the Irish, but 1t was with N,
help Of the priests. MAfrini reused the Italians
but noble. and traders were on hls side. kossntl
gathered the llunsaiianS, but Sena,es nnd arnle
we're at his back and both IN the Hungarian
aud Italians we're burning against n foreign con
queror. But OCunnor without nsble, priest NJ
trader rallied ani upheld one drowttodden elias
against them all without even the leverage o
national feeling to unite them La Fayette h,,
the merchants, Lamar,ine had the -hopkecper'
o Conacr had the people But the people IN til,
nueteen,h centu,v, in Constitutional England, nj
the weakcst Of all. lie taught them how TO b,
come the strongest"
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Tur.rov rrD.-1h. toiloviu. .k.ts. 9th,

THrsLoy rFD.-1hs foIloviu. sketch q til,
editorial habits oG the editor Of the Estn,g Jy.r
nal is from the HldI,ou County Nhig:
Som. where we have seer = ,k-teh NJ Weed in
HI, santturn, ~ 1t was couple Of wears ,nrr A
large, PLAIN room containing a few tables clsiy-
AMI sofa, and s-pAst'a b' partition, pi,lc-d
By bread window, from tbs cun.lc inY room
vas occupied bN nam IN common with his ~
-Istants No room couli b. less private Near
oDs corner was the table Oi the eII,or. behind :
pile OF exchange cast a-iJs all tan. rou down
by hi feet to keep thsm from oyerwhsImiu. n,u.
aud table. Here hs rrce y,i calis from s'sts Of
tirers member, OF he Legislature spyIs.1ts lor
Offices anu casual Vt-li9r, iu the lnrUn.l of Coa
ver,ati0h lie wrote Gis editorials, Not La.ily, u,
may 10 supposed, but slowly aud with many .us
-ures lis accuracy the igul' ul Ms,-stut c.ls
lie Vji,s, much .-t AWAY. ,Ith attention, All
with uare though iur b., rsa irIs than f'g he w.
lucky cumppsltur Who pat. h.- Nt'utvs N type
NiH msru,crpI Is combination ut rsn hooks
hy spers,, dI-h-- snt .uTe screws which n tmv,
defy dr,ll lh,rn,, aul gu'.e., editor and com
po,nor alike giving u up VI j. clear c1,,
that u easy wu,US when f. hard reading
About O'Clock h.. ,a,I >rsD,s ialyVs ,rC
corrected, and hIs Wa f,r tse dsy studsI -
fhrucrE hr isN ~ ls,srr, .prartHtlv n
fresh Nst vsorou. a. thua.h he h,i spt ju.t rI.ei
from seven or crgAG h0uIsVf lie nlost ethau.;,p,
labor 10 the world.
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A CALIFORNIA WInow.-Capt Saltwater says
lie tjril essay To lie effect that matrimonial char.
actrr, Icsul'ed ~ manner 90 JscourRging that he
don't bel ave he'll ever be induced t. try II over
again, The captain bong out Of service for souo
month";, conceived passion for n rather mysteli'
aus Young lady boarding At th. same hotel. Says
the captain, Il conveyed Ler round to shop,.
thpws, balls. theatres, churches, asd every other
place ~ aau.emrn, aud information, and at last,
when thought things had gone 'bou, far snough.
lssuarss CIV yards and, SAYS !, just rs cool as a
powder m.nkey Main. I've b,sn lhiuka Ia
Ike to get spiced--'
"SpIwdr say. shc, Is arIIa'' as a tuitls
dove.
'S7'iced." ,aid |, "and II you've notion. why
I'm ready to share N, luck and dunags with
,au nam"
She looked n ,mt " taken abacS Al hrst, but
she !, e. about and. say' She
Captain, We been thiukn ifmy husoani don
write soon. and send me soma money and gold
watch rnm U,l,rny. ID just - leave marry
s.r .budy elss n. not, md II you'll wait a lew
dav. RI give YOU 'he ptsirtrneop
ller husband hal been gone TO the Pacific iu's
Tour months and here was--a Califotny widow!
stood oiT al.er that, sad the eaptain.
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A Boy PAY DAY.-A proAgate young fsllsw,
the son Of A LAWYER of some einlnence III Rhode
Island on certain muster inspection day pur-
chased hnr.e Of al snorIn, farmer, and oogag.t
to pay frr /, on The next inspection day. lie gave
= note bot instead u inspection he asserted the
word Notwithstanding 1t payable on res.
ntrertiun day
When the in peetioa day ihl come. aud the
| farmer, un-uspicIou. Of the trck.u opposed the
note due be called on ths young al for payment,
The latter expressed great a,tonlshIDent that he
| should coll on him before the Bois was out
! But il ia out rsslJ ths farmer, YOU promised
I to pay me the next inspectcu pay lbs tiWe hss
come. and v'nt Hy money" "Ifyos will lock
| The note ssa,n said the young man, cooy,"yGs
will find that i; hasa yey long tins 10 run
| yer
! The farmer ws' sure ,hc note was due, or ought
to lie but On sp.llivs over carefully, he found.
20 his a.tenl.hm.ni thai i: was not due till the
resurrection dav. lie demonstrated with tho
young 'eape sIAcs. but all to n" pnrpose and hs
dnay laid The eaas before his father, the lawyer
| Tie latter tou. III. son aside, ami told him hs
had better 'eitl- the thlug at once For" said
he, though the psy day IS 'rr distant, You are ia
a far way to hsve business enough on Your hands
on that day, without bavn, your mote. 10 settle"
, .ag advice W.. ,"nrn.
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SpTIng SLoWers.

Wideswarh, of the Boston Post, knows hos
to appreciate pleasant sbowery weather. Isar
him:
March vinds and April showers--'twas always
said
Brinp for,h th- flowers that deck the bowers o,
earth
TIE ram comrs down upon is MISSION sprd
And buis1ud leaves AZ -priugWE into bitth,
The germs shoot bu-ky tpr'h. the o.I trees ~ay,
Their branches M th- Nlr with seeming pride,
T.r grasses OF h- ground grow grreu,y brave,
And smile luGurnnl ON every side.
Oh bless the y.rual showers 30 kindly Gigen,
To trucuiy and brlulliy and cheer,
| Thl, snow lEr love ;or man hy hDUngcnus heaYer
Written in yerdufc on the opening year
| But though 'iis pleasing on Tie theme 10 dwell,
What can u fellow 10 Who Eul no umLge.i
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From the London Examiner
Neglected Earthquake.

In tie Philosophical Transactions there is n
reference to mn Earthquake, which had the hon.
or OF beng reported ia the paper. Of the learn.
"a Soceiy Tbs Is aD honor which II seems ha.
not cen accorded TO an Earthquake at Hereford
with suflc ent prompuude IN the London jour
nal-, and the cuuso queuce of this Slight to a
highly respectable Earthquake, las been some
rnrredu'uv a. to it, very ,NI-tcsce A corrcspun.
dent Justly ienacious o' the hunDr OF his Earth.
quake. vrtr, to the 7.mes:
The non appearance N the Times of this morn
ipg Of any reports OF an earthquake .hpck having
been felt IN pnv towns has iop,syhat shak,u N,
good ptopi, Of Hereford ~ tie fact hat a pcrcp
| tB's and ina,si serious stock was really it.t
here - Sunday night Such however was the
case aud the evidence of 100 or more people IN
. Hereford and tie uvlg lgLboIho0d would be obtain
Ell Il tie fact.
What a;niJu's is tljs to tie power of the
press. Tie earthquake was an earthquake or NJ
earthquake at all according =" rs recognition in
tue Irn,s cr the contrary. The good people o
Hereford were shaken in their beds an Sunday
night, by the shock " an earthquake; but they
were again as much shaken IN their belief that
b they had been shaken IN their beds. when they
| found no new, of the ovcnt IN III. I,,asS. "Nh.
should know best. YOU OF the doctor = slys tie
sailor. in Joe Miller" to his mate who protests
sgains, beng thrown overheard ns dead. Aut
who s,ould know best, YOU or the Yimrsl it
now the established question, valid against tn,
evidence oi the senses. On board ship, wher
sunsets reported to the commanding officer, h,
gives the word, "maks II so = without which au
thurity the sun could not GO down in the loS. no.
the pennant from he masthead. And in liz,
manner, n con,ulson Of nature which shake
peoples bodies and crockeryware, is not estabIs
ed in their belief, or set down in their minds lng
unless the word make it so" has besn passed bl
he conductor oi he TmsS. The earthquake
was the talk Of Hereford tll Hereford found
va. not in the yImri after all it was no sres
shakes" was the .paragjug rhrctlon Of the dis
appointed llrrctrd otisen upon finding no men
ton in he TIrel.
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s.orHi.rc.rrp ELsQvEscs-A sorntry vs
m.a w,s carving on \ very sImpls procsss
.galnrt . nsghbor in one ci the small coui 10 oI
Germany The attorney Of the opponent poster
sd her With 90 much Of chcnsry aud legal sub.
t"te,, that she lost all patisuee, aud interrupted
hun ihus.
My lord, tho case is simply ,hi.; bespoke Of
my opponent the carpet maker, carpet with b.
CURES which were to be n, handsome ~ ny lord
the ;udyr. and lie warts now to force me TO take
one Nth horrible carcatuiN uglier even than his
attorney Wa. not riSh. IN brsakips of The
barsauf
The court laughed at the comparison, tho atIor
ney Nas stupsfed and the woman won her suit.
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p.E,sr, o, mr. BrNS-Dr Junoi, cf Paris,
u. anxious to wit England, TO introduce into
pracJirr his invention uf the exhausted mir boot
tor dsepes u the brain, lie places large m'
tnllc tshu upon the leg, which IL .s,s TIE Col
umhIa Banner. ,y,rtly IN the ,happ of a boat,
aud by nn apparatus connected with II gradually
and completely eShausls IL OF air, the eurse.
quencp II which i4, the lrh swslls enormously
becoming three tunes the ordinary .sr; there IA
au immense quantity ofhlool thus determined Ia
the lower .StrtMlutv, Whose capillary mach dis
tended and relief IL thus given to the overloaded
sdnsulnous system elsewhere, which II "ft,ntlnle,
permanent, as the limb only mloads itself non,
hc humuts driven into It there i. no reaction Ia
he 'carrd tho objection that fret presents lI-rli
!. the probability NJ is giving rice to vnleoss
veins: but, continue, the Banner. from the nu
mrrou- experiments that have been tried II
would -pprarto afford resource where there
WAS great determination Of areti9l blood IN ia,
bead, or where there is no vonuus ietatIaton.
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TNK VATIs.s word is often used bat
there ara many who DO no, understand 10 import
.he term sei.s tu a cuiiestion uf building. on on.
~ the seven hills Of Rome, ~hira cover space
of 1900 feet IN rusth and loco IN breadth. II
j. built on the spot cute occupied by the sarlCs
Of the cruel nero.
II oves it. origin to ths Bishop Of Rom. Who in
the early part ufthe sSth century, erected hum.
BILE residence on IT'S site About ths year 1880
Pope Eugcnins 70 built it on magnificent scale.
lunocesi Il, few years afterwards, gavo il Up.
a. lodging 10 re,,' n King Of ArHguu. Ia 1905,
Clement Y at the n,, ynliun Of the King of france
removed the naple See rom Rome tp Aviguon.
when the Vatican rems ned ma cuuhi,luu OF uh.
security and neglect for more than seventy Npsrs
But soon alter the return ~ tie luuUacai Court
TO Rome an .Vent which hai been 90 earnest ''y
PRAYED for bv Oh. poor tetrnch, and which finally
took place N 1876, tia Vatican was put into a
state ul repair, again enlarged, rnl 30 was ,ilyuye
IUrva,d considered ss rU'1f Palace and ro.i'
dence of'hC pup,s, who one aIf'r the other, added
1 fresh buildings to land gradually enriched /,
With lnNyuiirs, statues, piC,urss aud books
uull il became the richest dcpos.Iogy IN tie
world
The Library oihe Vniican was commenced l4oC
wears ngo ltcoutsu. ODs manuscripts, among
, Borrumce, and maNy Nel.w, S!uac, Ar0bRn uuI
Arm-gilr g blrs
! The whole 81 ofthrimmrnsc buildings comparing
the Vatican are A,lei with tla'us.. found beneath
the ruin. Of ,us'out Rome, With paintings by Tie
w,sipt., and with curious n cil.s end auNgulii,
~ almo., r'rry drs,ripHun. Nhra ts known
thrt there have been e,humri mere than 5GouO
statue. irom the ruined temples and palace. oI
Rome the 'cli,r can form some idea otlhs u,h
.. Of the Vatican.
The Vatican Will ever hohci in v,noraion by
the. STUDENT the sttl.', and ITO scholar Ralm
and Michael Aus,ln are cu,hroutd there, Guu
their throne will hc ~ cuiurahla ~ the love ~
hearty and .,n,u, live. IN the hearts Of then
wursh,ppsrs,
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ALLIE GRAY
BY ltZEGE A. EJLtZ.

BY lIzGrE 4. EuLtz.
am thinking Of thee now,
Allie Gray,
OF thy happy smiling brow,
Allie Grey,
As with merry childish glee
You would laugh and sing with me,
Who was all the world to thee,
Allie Grey.
won thy hearts young love.
Allie Grey,
Twas blessing from above.
Allie Grey,
Aud it would have been my pride,
To have linked thee to my side,
As my own and cherished bride,
Allie Grey.
But fortune frowned on me,
Allie Grey,
For she robbed my heart Of thes
Allie Grey,
And there's nothing lef, ME nov
But thy chas;e, unbfuk,n vow,
For mould is ON thy brow,
Allie Grey.
Inor.sirr.d thee alone.
Allie Grcv,
Aud | thought thee all my own,
Allie Grey,
But rirsl claimed thy hand.
And with n0scicss ,pectrr band,
Bore thee TO the spIrlt land,
Allie Grey.
Ie'er dreamed that thou could'st die.
Allie Grey,
With the love light 10 time eye,
Allie Grey.
That thy bsauty's budding bloom
Was ripenlug iur he tomb,
To be shaded by iis gloom
Allie Grey.
have roamel DER land aud sea,
Allie GreY,
In search Of one Tx, thee,
Allie Gr-f.
have sotght thy lke.n vain,
And with mad, burning brain,
I've retained 10 thse again,
Allie Grey.
lam kntelrg by thy grave,
Allie Grey,
The ,ods with tears lave,
Allie Grey,
With your starry angel eyes.
Can you see me from the skies
Or hear my burning slgh'
Allie Grey.
The world has wore a frown,
Allie Grey,
Since thy star of life wen, down,
Allie Grey,
Bu, there's something whisper, me,
Twill ever dwell with lher,
In = bright eternity,
Allie Grey.
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The following occurred the other day IN Indn

The following occurred the other day IN Inds
street, Boston, aud the marine man cf the Boston
Post, made note Of il,
A thirsty one saw huti Of gin
Foil plump on the ground both rrd- stove il;
Alas" sad he, a. hr turned away,
"lirrrin is q y pr O, man, decay,
the human hutt in hiN pride DER thrown,
|, n1ughr bat "A shell when the ,prii hns flown;
An e. ply casR, bu, - hose good OF 10,
Like the sEcli Of the gin, cling. TO IL still"
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New Heat Market.

JEREMIAH WOODntoms shis tricnd, and the
- public lhathr has Just opened Meat Naikctat
hi, new building ON the corner north OF the Cour,
House Square an Ottawa ~ wherche willie happy to
suppvaIh- friends and the puhlicwi,h The choiccsi
ot everything ~ the meat line. NegrtablcsOiaii
kinds also kept INLAND.
80 .u1rksioB SHHidy. The shop Will he kept
opru on Saturday evening hu'closed on the Sab
trfb srut.sgll
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Undertaking,

They Wl,l pay particular attention IA 'hl- bnsl.
ur., Goiiu- uf all sizes constantly on band
F,.k's Mc.alIlc Burial eases mrnsh'd II cn,cd for
Person, leaving their orders with ih'G niii - i"-
.iryrdirum further trouble, a. they attend uutials
with a hcnrsc aud minI,h carriages u wanted
Nuy22. lsj! .ly RtGG Il WATSON.
Nstr Furniture lI'ars Roam, lsi door Horb of
tI..sS N,r,ttx La,r GHrs la Sale ST DffntfH
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A lady srepular "shoppct" who had made ~
unfortunate c',,k tumble over all the stockings
in hi. ,top-thry we're fall eood,, ohise,ed that
non. were long enough Il want The longsS hoAs
that ,re emade"--alhen, madam, you had bst,U
apply at Ia. u,tt engine house"
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One Of our flhionsbe ladies being asked the
place other nativity, replied Il nm 40 un'or'u.
na,o as not to have any native place; Am the
daughter efa Nethodst Citeui, preaebsn-d
hnick
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Tie dtesidc is n seminary Of ,f6ni,e irp"r.
tancc It l. important hecaus. 1t is univstnl AMI
because the education II besiow. being woven IN
with the woof Of childhood gi,,s isrm aod color
4, the whole texture of life.
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hNEcporr-- merchant IA New York inquir
ed uf = srunlr, man the character uts deacon, hl-
nclghbor. who made % great profession oi religion
and had applied to- the merchant for credit
The rounlt,m,n replied, that "Golv ard ;hc dea
con wa. Accounted aNcry honest upright man
but manwnrl he wnsa litl, tNi.tltle orsn-- An
excellent description Of good many among us.
Lemon Juice, f.w time, applied, !, certain
ituts lot warts,
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Bakery and Confectionery.
j, DUCLAlN

"OULh respectfully iulotm the citizens oi
w Ottawa, that he has taken the stand ior-
merly uccupirdhy Mt, WGolscy, mort .cast cor.
nrr ol III, court house square. and will carry on
the Bakery business IN the hest possible manner
lie will also keep IN connection with It full sup
My pi assorted candies provisions, groceries, sc,
tno liquors. Pies cakes, crackers, nndeNrN thing
IN his line kept constantly on hand or prepared to
der Give me n cal. nr2O.l
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I.hoTTAwAs;z==4
Furniture Depot !
Sprine Campaign, 1853.

'l'pE sub.crihcr would respectfully announce In
i his old customers and citizens generally, that
part ot his late selection ot new iutntnre IN the ST.
l.ouIs aud Chicago market, Is now onhand m al.
dliiou,o a gsod stock oi his own manufacture.
70 keep pace with an increasing demand there
wi, ac found AZ the depot, iull supply otu better
s,ylc cl iarnNsr than hrTcloiorr offered IN this
maIkct-oi the newest patterns, Hud ut the retail
pucr. IN 1t Louis and Chicago, adding trans.
&c.
There snow on hand n neat style OF mahogany
chairs, sn,s dtocknr rChnt-, AMI bureaus NJ va.
,,cuS patterns, and at prices from 5000 S26
/ \ stock of currd hair and moss mattresses, hol.
stcrs and pillows, sra-grass do.-nnrw aud cheap
article, highly spok'n ut N The la'rr crics.
/ Walnut and cherry lumber wanted m exchange
turtrn,tufc orca,h rrrTR RussrIL.
nrrndrrlnkmga rs usual--.cr adv, tus,m'nt
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NrlRluS n EISEIIN. LGro. II. Morn

NJ DRhiN ~ ''~b'N' N''p -
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titles, collecting demands, buying aud ,ciIlnG Nd
nary Land Warrants, aud locating them on The
best LIDiS ior soldiers or others, securing PEN
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prllcdthr -nbsrrlhrrtn open a -cparni, rslnh.
l,.hrrni iot the uhnvr business NJ the odd Funi.
turr Wifrtoom, adjoining the Depot, where per
sous scominr from u distance eau Ind nuy size OF
syl, otcotiin At any hour nirht or dayn lhr low.
est rate, aud urcd not br detained ten minutes.
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