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The Administration and the Contract Huclk
stering System.

The regular expenses of the government are
now not less than fifty millions year; and yet,
with the comparatively low tariff of 1916, the
Treasury is kept full to overaowing. General
Pierce commenced operations with surplus on
hand Of some thirteen or fourteen millions. The
California mines grow richer the more they are
worked and the domestic products of the coun-
try have increased. and are increasing, without
any fear of being diminished We can afford to
be liberal in our national expenditures may
even be lavish and extravagant with the public
money, when the supplies are so plentiful; but
still, there is always danger, under any circum-
stances. and to any government, in giving a
loose rein and free hand to those corruptions
Of hucksterng and jobbing. and the farming out
Of fat contracts, which, from time immemorial,
have borne SO heavily upon the tax paying peo-
pie of other countries.
We are gratifed, therefore, to learn that
the Galphin system of awarding private
claims, and the system of letting light
house contracts, and in purchasing up the
stocks OF the government in behalf Of
the government, through private agencies
pocketing fortune in single operation-are
to be stopped-absolutely stopped. This is
good; and if the report be true that certain Ca
lifornia contracts respecting the mint, the Gus
tom house, &c, have all been annulled and
will be re-opened for competition. under such
regulations that no money can be made out Of
them by the contractbrokers AMI their agents.
Notwithstanding the cutlery that may be raised
gainst these p. oceedings, they W ii be hailed
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Veferinary IIosnitnI -Thcre is mo- place in

this country so we'll calculated to rcstcr sick lame
horses Wills Veterinary Institution Tooth street aud
Bloomingdalo roadargs loose boxes pastura and the
constant superntendence of the proprietor CHARLES
WILLS Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of the Royal Vetr
nary College Of London and H. 4. v. NJ E.
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On the 18th OF March, fisherman OF Margarets Bay
caught salmon, which he shipped to New York-re
ceved the $40 bounty for the rst salmon in the market
and SIS for the salm0n-makng Ell los. for one fish.
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81 les is pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
ever invented Those wanting superior article h ud
All IT BATCUEf ORS celebrated WIG factory No Val
trcet where largest ana best assortment
IL tle City. Coz the address
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Two or THE CooPRRs .--The late Mayor TAYLOR. of
Cincinnati, snd the Mayor elect. Mr. baker arc bro.
ther chrs' IN the cooper business They worked side
y ice IN the cooIer shop in days gonl b.
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consumption, but magnetism will furnish Of
Magnetic Nervous Antidote TO any disease ba chronic
paralysis after year without IL not successful
Don't say you don't believe it, but try 1t. I. WATTS IA
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Notice.-After first OF May we will close
store at three o'clock +. NJ, on Saturdays.
JNO. HIGGINS CO., As Broad street.

South WilliamsburH.-The Sixth Regular
meeting Of the South Williamsburg Village
will be held at Fountain Hall 149 Bowery Monday
ing April 49, at o'clock This property Is but short
lance from the ferries two routes The
cost each member for lot with the privilege of drawing
lars payable In small weekly instruments Every nforma.
tion may be obtained at tho meeting.
DIR. L. II. KIMBERT, President.
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machers Patent Electric Votac Chains construct
be under the garments the wonderful
discovery in medicine and electricity of the day
The Importance of the invention has been wdged in
by the Academy Of Medicine in New York and the
colleges the City, bellevue and Wards Island hospitals
Brooklyn City Hospital &c and in Europe by the Royal
College Of London the Academic de
Medicine Paris BY the imperial faculty At Vienna BY the
the highest order including the principal hospitals in Ea
rope The propretors in possession of tesnonia to
the effect from all the above in America
and Europe well Of the most eminent and dtn guh
ed members Of the profession both hsmisphercs and in
vite public to examine them Full illustrated de-
scripons-one for personal and for scientific
with copies testimonials and number of cured in
New York and Europe be obtained gratis at the office
They will lie forwarded free of postage part of the
United States in to prepaid inquiries containing
thre-cents postage stamps. }. STEINERT
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Hernia Enectually Cured by Mar-h,. new

ly improved light, djusting truss
reference given to those who have curd
their trusses thrown aside Also improved electric
pender for expanding the chest
serving symmetry of FORM adapted TO men, women and
children. Open till p NJ MARSH & CO., No 2is Maid.
lane. = -
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B. W. WILSON, Secretary.


Offer peculiar and equitable terms medicine which, for
sfcency and extent sunexamped in the hstory
Using For circular containing particulars address T. L.
NICHOLS, l6 Spruce street or at Port Chester n Y.
Hot, Cold, Shower, Sulphur, and vapor
Baths at GOO Broadway Entrance for ladies' 1874 Crosby
street. 49,
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Ned u,ntIsne,a q Emna.. <,4n

Ned Runtine's "Emplre City," OF this
week contains a new novel, by himself called "ths
dealers Of New York" also the thrilling and awful death
In the Sixth the 18th inst othsr OK
general interest For sale by agents generally
fsUr cents per copy
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L0OkenG-Ola WarehOuse-lSS3- L0Olxins
aAsess At reduced pFices.-RICHARDS KIECSLAND Ne
Ccrtlandt street. The trade supplied with frames ke b
SsOpcsiton state. Factory No. is Duane street.
Life Boat For Salc.-A Seventeen Foot Row
and sail boat built last amateur for family
purposes Extra strong built has heavy copper life
cylinders forward and aft gunwales For fur
Their particulars apply to
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Drill ana Meeting Rooms to Let-The
armory for military companies, for drills meetings &e;
for societies. referees &c the large public
meetings. preaching DC. G. +. MARSHALL Il co,
Military all 1873 Bowery
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Splendid CArpetises .-snAisA 4 Lonnssery,
AS Pearl stroot have received per late arrivals LANCE
stock 81 velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingra
carpsna Of shaste and elegant designs which, hsvfEs
been pfswous to the recent prices
they enabled TO ODER At srsst Inducements.
Carpetings.-PetersOn d Humphrey, 379
Broadway are daily receiving per packets frsm Europe
additional supplies of rich and elegant carpotns
fabric styles entirely and particularly adapt
ed to city trade sale full ten cent less than other
stores selling similar goods.
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Spring Business Coats, Spring Ovcrcoats,
spring sacks spring frocks spring spring pants in the
most variety Of goods selected from
choicest spring i'm ports atoms D. n j DFVIIN,
Nos. 50 and So Jshn street corner Nassau.
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Ladies' Rubber Gloves, for Gardening, or
any work that soils the hands Also Ladies bleaching
Berrian Col Broadway. and by all the India Rubber
dealers.
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Uniform Perfection In Shirts can no more
be secured without plan than uniform shape
in steamboats, buildings GREEN'S system of
ment has fulfilled his expectations and satisfied the public
s admitted that there mistakes shirts
made at No. / Astor House.
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Gorgeous new styles Of SCROLL Gothic and italian freeo
paintings, at HIRAM ANDERs0N's No 80 Bowery; also
yard to two yards wide, all and fashionable
patterns.
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Canal Street Carpet Store, No. 20 Canal street.
the stock elegant from the
most celebrated comprising tapestry velvet
Brussels three and ingram; ALSO large assortment
Of ocloths venetians mattngs window shades, &C. de-
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will be distributed among COO shareholder the th
April, 1853 These lots delightfully."- situated the
north side Of the Long Island Railroad at Rose vae
the celebrated lake each share will the
holder fSgr building lots farm Of from
Tho shares being taken and the books viii
soon be closed For share apply to CHARLES WOOD,
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Window Shaaes-Bcst assortment In the
world, 1t kelly Il FURGUSON's, Nos. 1s91< Broadway
AID Rsade street Dealers supplied from hrst hands.
at any other establishment. N. B.-Stors church, and
ether large shades painted and letered TO order
etyle.
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ling and anxious to their country with honor and
profit to themselves the sands the
shore Appearance everything and they will hut
purchase suit Of clothes at that wsllkn9wn mart Of
JR lo2 Fulton street. and apply in person. success is
certain,
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Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram Andcr-
SONS eight spacious sales No. 90 Bowery. Magn
cent styles Of English mosaic royal velvet tapestry
pressly for exhibition At the New York Crystal Palace
Tremendous Bargains In English Imperial
three ply and splendid ingram earpsting at HIRAM AN
DERSONS, No. 80 Bowsry N. B.-l06000 yards of els-
CANT patterns of ingram carpets at 2 3d. 80 So 60
70 and rs cents per yard, all new spring styles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-02
Gun Maker,

iRd isrler IN all kinds nj NDIIfsweES articles,
one a9or s1ptt IF the UHiJa House, Columbus
Street, Dt'lWG,M.
I, EEPSruu-iaujIy ON hand general assortment
IL at r.ug.I~h and German double and single
lowing pieces, boys guns, good variety, oil OF
winch were bought tor cash, and selected nom
ilrL~ invoices, with create care 10 their general
WurNmau-hlpaVi flush, and can bee sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had IN this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boy,
ana not being good Judge. oI the arti 10 will find o.
an ph-crir cal. on the Subscribers where they ran
dcTeudupon what Is told Them aud Dee sure ot got
ting n grou -Hr gan, %, wr dr1t With none bat the
regular gun dealers and have none OF the cheap
cast lfou>,Jf with which the country flooded,
Rifles, made rom Remugols c~."hnrrd cl.'
strr and iron barrels are wlrraufr0 % hr equal 10
shy made In this state or ELSEWHERE poih .n shoot
ing luai'ls, and workmanship The subscribers
have tor sryrra. years been engaged IN the manu-
taclurc OF she celebrated increased twist rAss, and
hay-avaI.rd themselves OF all the latest improve
mruJs %, regards the inside finish and sighting
we ilttrr ourselves that an inspection oi the work
made 30 our c,lluI- hmrur. : MI that - wanted IN
satisfy gentlemen OF the Truth OF the above state
mrut.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice orioDI ranges.
Key fitting done bycompetenl hands and in a
wurkWarlikr manner.
All work lone by him is warranted
Ottawa Dec ,, 1852 n 7. BRUNRER
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5 OCO ACRES !!



no purchase farmis offered by the subscriber,
~, only ten miles from the canal for 81 80 per acre
with live years pay day.
Also The splendid improrea farm, upon which
now reside. 1t s so well known that ISalse is SD
periluous. 1t lies nine miles south west from Of
lava, eleven from Peru, and eight from the Cen
trail Railroad is second to farm in the Union tor
salnbrity, and is VIGOROUSLY one ct the very best
grain and grazing farms in the state. Its furnish
ed abundlntly with perennial springs, embraces
420aCres all improved, aud Gu, timber. Upon it
isadwelling house, - fee, by 10, with wings ma
king l1by II feet, ample wood she'd, store room,
milk ROOM cellars, Ne, &c. There are also a
small tenant house OF brick, story and hnll high,
aud good cellar under the " hole and good franz
edcarringe house and stable, with cattle sheds,
sheep sheds, ice house, &c, &c. An extensive
young orchard Is Just coming bearing.
Adjacent TO this farm are go acres OF outlying
prairie lands, which will be sold with or separate
from hefarm.
The literary character Of the neighborhood in
which this farm is located and It's literary and re
gious privileges add greatly TO its value. Hall a
mile distant is the celebrated and tlourishno tnrn
Ridge Seminary for u,h olboth sexes, where re
ligious services are held after the Bnptis, persun
sion. An Episcopalchurch ia being erected, an,
WILDE completed this sprng-only one nile IN an
other direction, while the Congregntionalists wor
ship in n fine meeting house ~ Vermlionville, onl
four miles distant, where there are also fine girls
mills.
Being desirous to remove oano,herpart Of tn
state, | will dispose Of this las, farm onremarkabl
easy terms and al a low price.
Farm Ridge, March &C. BRoNsoY Murray.
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Reedstown Springs.
500 Lois EpCsaIc

THE subscriboT offers iur sale, al moderate rates,
500 Town Lots.
The above Town i laid out half way between
Ottawa and La Sale, at the White Sulphur
Springs, in the township OF Utica, la Sale coun-
". on Illinois River. IL, location j. highly tayo.
Iab,r, having the Illinois and Mlchg gan taualand
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad running a.
long one side, and the Illinois rlvrr on lhe other
The river Isnayllibe 10 ia large portion OF tie
year, for boats OF the largest class.
Upon the site are number otycty large Sulphur
Spuug~-wrl! known throughout this state, aud
W may say with truth, the whole west a. the
Great W hi,r Sulphur Springs" These Springs.
though lu Recently discovered are rapidly gaining
a fame Tor their mrdcjna properties. unsurpassed
hy any mineral springs ~ the country, auj already
they IRE made the place OF resort OF haudreds who
seek The west tot inrir health. aud pass tie plea
saur SEASONS m our Prairie Land.
The subscriber invites ali who w-hto purchase
lots, to cal and see N" ground, a. hr believes that
the brstrrcommendation he can give II.
jan /. 4 T. Rem.
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New Goods! New Goods !

HNllE subscribers are now in receipt OF large
L and splendid stock of New Goods. which ad-
ded TO our former stock, makes the most varied
and extensive assortment TO be found in this sec
ton. Purchasers will do well to call upon US be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for we are determined
10 give our customers good bargains. and not be
undersold by any establishment. Our
DRY GOODS
Department is well filled up, aud consists in par
OF broadcohs, cassimeres, tweeds, KENTUCKY
Jeans, domestic iulleio,hs, cotton and wooden fan
nels, brown and misunderstanding shrtings aud
drillings, cotton and linen baggng and bags, bit
ting, gingham, printed caicoes nankeens, Irish
linens, lawns, poplns and buff goods, witha arae
assortment of Swiss null, and barred n.usllns iac
onets, and thousand other articles. too hume ous
10 mention. Also,
BOOTS & SHOES
In every variety both custom made work and the
best OF eastern manufacture. Also.
SHELF HEAVY HARDWARE,
iias and manure forks, shovels, spades, hoes,
scythes, snaths, log trace, and halter chains, &c,
ALSO, large stock of crockery, glassware,
sloneware, u full assortment OF drugs, mcdi-
zines, paints, oils, varnishes, aud window glass
OF all sizes; sash, putty, paint, brushes, &c.
And also, our stock oi
a. DG ID q Nc I'd u u IL. eAS
Is well worthy the attention of buyers Whole
sale orretai purchasers are invited TO call aud get
hargi ms.
G1" Remember the old stand Of Walker 4
llickling. on III. soui, aide oi,he poblic square
May 20. FELiows, WALLER g. Co.
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8; sesss OTTAWA NURSERY,
S,.y& Ia SALE COUNTY, H.

NT0NnTS & MURPHY would announce Ia
y The public that they will have tor sale. This
iai at their nursery, situated one mile west ot the
court house the road leading to Peru most cN.
iru-iyr assortment oi Fruit Tres Shrubbrry liar
~ Roses. Greenhouse and iieTbaceuuse pereuuIa.
plants.
our stock Of .tnndard huit and nwarfpear tree,
comprising all The varieties 81 apple pear, plum
cherry, aud apricot recommended by he congfrs'
ut fruit growers M. OF such size and qualify n
no contrast eau dl-paragr.
OfGoo.eberrr> We have 10 varieties; Curr1u's
- varieties ut Grapes, the black Hamburg
Clinton, Isabella, aud CntHwha. Rnspheules
The yellow Antwerp. real Red AnfWcrp, Franco
Mn, and For,toIt Towering shruhs-AIlhca,
+ owrng Almonds Amospha, Corcou-, CurrnnI
yellow iowuug, C0ltoncaalrr Eunnlni"ns, F"rsy
thea, Japan Ounce Lilac priyrt - Peter, wreath
Judas Tree, Spircts Syriuras. lF'g6iia H0sea
considered by many the most beautiful plant intro
duCrhhy Mr Fortune from China.
CT Roses We have Bourbon-, Bengal, Tea. Nor
settle. IIybred China, Perpetmls or Remonrat-
Climbing roses Moss rosrs and NIrrophla roses
PPones-- iPony motion andhrTbacsons pTOnies
PhoX-Seyernl varieties including phlox drum.
mondn Double dahhas, carnations, pcotees
chry-uulhrmums pompone or'l,i.l pullon chrysnn
thrmum, petuneas, NleIembeTgrns, gcranlums
he ilOthroprs, viucas, etc.
Summer CiimbeTs--Maurandia, Barclay ana
Cohea Scandens, and Lophospurmun.
Dubious Fioper Roots anemoue, slaudous
I Iris lIlium ,uberose tulip, etc.
Hedge Planfs-200 900 Usage orange plant:
OF the most thrifty growth.
| Nursery Sioeks-i00 600 apple seedlings. .OG
cherry, 1000 bums, which We will sell cheap II
persons starting nurseries, either as stocks o
worked
| Greenhouse Pian;s-Rhododend calmeas
azelias and camelias
o Our apple trees which we offer for sale this ial
are 4years old.
| Cherry, do
Standard pear DO 3
Dwarf pear, do 2& ;
Vegetables for sale at the nursery a, all times:
Pickles put up in barrels, and glass jars TO orde
for private families.
The public are invited to call and Judge whcthe
they can do better Elsewhere.
/ Ottawa, Sept. III 1850. NORRIS Il MURPHY.
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TO FarmerS---Pl0WS!

We have n large Assortment ct
ErsdkiBd, SitJb|e, Corn II ShOrI Pf0T',
which we should ike 10 show yOn, whether YOU
want To buy or not as we tlaItrr ourselves after
the experience We have had, We can show you
Piows that Cant be Bedt
We have taken extra pnirs IN selecting our
steel and timber so we warrant all OF our Flows IN
every respect equal it not better than can be found
any where else.
We have also large assortment oi Rolling
Cutters ready to attach to the lows, II wanted
they being approved OF by mos, oil those that ute
them All those that want Flows, please call at
the Steam Plow Shop, aud examine, before you
buy Plows that are made hundred miles oil, and
seil to the stores here, to be prddled out.
March l3-tf PEMBROKE g. DREW
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Something New

N w. C. COOLING would Inform the public
-. that he is now manufacturing harness with
pa,eu, SelfAdjusting Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead ofanythng yet introduced ior strength sae-
ty and convenience. Call and examine them Tor
yourselves. at his old stand OF the sign OF thu Guy
Harness Shop, on Columbus street. lie wiilnso
keep an assortment OF harness with dstyle buckles
as good and as cheap as can be purchased any
wh,rp l3
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tO0 CALLS Linseet Ca, warranted. Redlead,
lUU chrome red. chrome green, chrome yellow,
Paris green, dry and in oil Spanish brown, Spanish
whiting, plaster OF Paris Nene lianr red yellow och
re, French and Chinese VeTml,ign, ultra marine
blue, yarnishes aud nrpcntine, Bake's nrr proof
paint. tngrth-r with variety Of other paints, for
sale al reduced prices by g. l.. Thomson,
mnvl-tf the Ctr Drug Store
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THE FINEST STOCK
Family Groceries!
e. MOnte'omery,

Al hiS 0id STAND, tep I0orS H0Tthgtthe .ulnsi0n
House,
HAVING Just received his spring supplies all
i i of which he selected in person from the hea-
west wholes ale.e Establishments at the south, the
subscriber challenges comparison Of his stock,
with that ot any other dealer IN town. knowing
nndalways being prepared TO demonstrate that he
keep, Il better article, a heavier stock, n greater
variety OF everything, and sells cheaper than all
his competitors.
The following list comprises some oflhe articles
IA be found AT ms store;
Sugar, brown, loaf clarified, and crushed.
Coffee, Rio aud Java.
niOiossss, sugar house, plantation. and syrup.
Candles, star, slrarine sperm, and lallow.
T'eas, green, black, Bohea, &c.
Soap, rOsin, CASTLE. and shaving.
TSbaccO, Caycndsh, fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from long nine" to amid
four penny Cuba"
! OILS, nseed, sperm, olive.
! Pork lard, tallOw, &c.
Fish, MACK erel, white, herring, and trout.
| Oranges and Lemons a retail or by the box
| COcOd NHio ralslns, currants.
! Figs, at retail orby the drum.
Ginger Preserves very line article.
! Pickles, in Jars, all kinds, extra.
| Pepper Sauce, pepper, salt aspice, ginger and
all extraordinary condiments
| Nuts, Brazil. Gberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
| TINS tor children, from the elephantto Jack the
| ginntki.ler.
| oysters, SardinrS, NC, IN cans.
| Cdndios, a lotoi all kinds.
Pals, broOms mops &c.
! Ei0m potatoes vegetahlesin their season but
| ter eggs chickens and all such little arrange
ments" needed ia families, always kept when they
can possibly be procured iorlove or money.
ylOLlNS.
"l.et the fldlug tildcrs fiddle"
A very fine 10, OF yiolils, with all the arrange
ments, at aslonishinply low prices.
LIQUORS.!
! Wines, brnndies, gin, whiskey, &c, at whole
sale aud retail.
| Champaign cider it, bottles
! London porterand brown stout in quart and pin
bottles.
| ALSO- Chicago Lime and Cement, together
with almost anything yOucln name IN his line
Having been in the business number otyears, tn;
subscriber knows exactly what he has and whit y,
offers, and can demonstrate, that IN good good
and low prices, he is not only a"ieetie," but yer,
considemly ahead oi all competitors. Try him
aud see, April23. Z. MONTGOMERY.
A COOP assortment OF Ladies' and Chiid,en
Boots and Shoes at the New England Branch.
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WATER Power 10 Lease.

,l'IlE undersigned OTTER great inducements 10
| capitalists aud manufacturers, as they have de
.,JrdIy th, br,twairrp mower IN the state having
yrr.5trri head aud iall, and situated ~ DAYTON,
lnilr>a above Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox rivsr
Feeder, which is krptin rcpaIrhy the state without
any ro,tto the undersigned. They have water Ia
lease or term OF sufficient Ia DIVE 20 run OF
4. feet burrs, and wilense on very liberal terms To
any good responsible company
This !, a rare chance for men otcaPltn who may
wi>htc 90 into the manufacturing business. The To-
caljonis very healthy and admirably situated NJ II
is on navigahe feeder, within miles ot the con-
trmplated Rock Island rail road, nnd the head OF
steamboat navigation Formrhcrlniormauon ,ad-
Tres DAYTON naval JouS GREEN & Sons.