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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11
Boot & Shoe Shop,
NUM- ~ uACuu

WOULD inform the public ,ha, he has lately
opened shop on Madison street: in the building
formerly occupied by Buchanan & E,chelberger
and lately by Bailey e. Eichelhsrger, as tailor
shop, where he is prepared to manufacture to or
der all kinds of work in the above line the bes
possible manner.
lie wilialso keep on hand good assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at,he very lowest prices. Mend
ing done atshortno'ice and IN the neates'manner
Callendse.i ysnusry 10 le52-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

Business CARDS.
L. va N N1

N"fIdBt dHu WdBOT NfdHuIdCtOfy,
u. GAY wouldlniorm histrlends and custo
= mers that he has renewed to his new shop /
thesou'h west cornerofthe public square. where he
willcontinuot acturing ocarriages ,bu,gcs
ana wngonsln the latest and most approved styles
Beng practica workman, he ilaiters hmselitha
hecnnbulld as good work MS can be produced inthis
markct ifo1klnadetoo ofdeiand warrantedtogye
rn,iresatislaction. Repairing done Oh the shortest
notice.
Cnsh pa il Tor sen snned lnmhcr IGGAx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

NVYI ". .CAVARLY, Dealer in Drugs. Ne
w Rcilcs, Paints, ONs. Patent H'dicinrs.
i'ubisies Dp. Sn6s. &c; second store north OF
,he Mansion House, Ottawa, H. may l-u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11
The Ne5r.shd Bill.

The following is the introductory 10 the Ne
bra'ka bill. This lays open, and states The whole
question fairly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11
Terrible Explo.ion...Great Loss Of Life.

BY the explosion Of new steam boiler in the
car factory Of Msssrs Fales and Gray. at Hart
ford, CT, on the 2nd inst. sixteen workmeu were
killed and fiity others badly injured. The exrlo.
sion was most terrfc-brcahing The timbers u
tho building, powerful machinery. and every.
thing about the premises in pieces and pros.
trating the walls Of the building for hundred
feet in length ALI the glass in the mair
building WAS broken, and tho roof and walls
fell in huge mass over the workmen en-
ployed, burying them beneath the ruins
The uninjuied operatives, the tremen and citi
zens, used every exer,icn to exlrcatc the suffer
ern, and bv five o'clock the ruins were all over.
hauled. Mrny OF the victims were horribly mu.
iilaied and could scnrlely DO recognized. The
scene was heart rend'ug The boiler was entirely
new. of City horse power. built OF the best ma.
terials and with th- greatest care, 80 that il 10
hardly po.siblet to form any other reasonable COZ.
lecture M to the cause Of the explosion than that
! Of iusuificiency Of water. The loss from do.
struction of building and machinery 10 estimated
to exceed $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

Twelve tons Of Prairie Chickens we're puv'
chased at Cascade and vicinity few days since
by certain foul spectators. 1t took twelve wss-
ons to haul tho birds to the Railroad depot at
Warren. The birds we're packed in boxes with.
ou. being plucksd. As many As could bs pro.
cured alive were purchased at high pricss. Tho
next General Assembly Of this State should in
Of The foathsry inhabitants Of the Prairle:- Dv'
buqvt H.raR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

wbn /, Tsorssts pilli
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07
EDUCATION.


Il lVERSII4 Of3A AIUUlSIANA--LAW De-
u PARTMENT-The lectures in ibis Department will
branches Civil commcn Constitutional
ten Law as yell Equity and Practice Lectures
Tbossby Professor Mc1aleb will treai Of ! 'E.e
l. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights and oga
tipns of Masters and Maners Coion and other Maritime
Marine Insurance and Hyrohecaons and Contracts
Services building Repairing and $ pp ing Ships
International Law embracing the law Prize the
q Prizs the Absolute Rights es their pacific
tile relations, Treaties Pc Private International
The Jusdiction Of the States embrae,
the Original Appats usdiction Of the
Revenue and Prize Instance Courts Of Admiralty.
Those by Professor Randeii Hunt vii embrace | tl8
Commercial Law reiaea to Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Property and Contracts and Mercantile Reedis They will
Sole Traders Partnerships and Corporations Of Principal
Of Bia of Exchange Pomssory Shippug
msns and Contracts with Carriers Contrnrs q hent
ieon and Avrage Salvage Sale
md Sfoppsge 10 Transitu- s1stt
O. The Practice Iurisdis-
tion
g. The Evidence. a, .f. 80 aUs1
These by Profe johnson will embrace =
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Pleadngs IN iyl Cases at Common Law. su ~ .Yg
2. Constitutional Law
Those by Professor Roseliua will embrace-fs a@d
The Civil Code OF Lousina connection with the RomaB
an and French Critical Analysis of the Deciona OF the
Supreme Couri OF the State. I 5fI+
Land TeB whether derived from England
United States. 5'f5I @ S''s ''' tT
The Dgree Bachelors
only who shall have Lectures full
conrs after having read ns under the direction
specialize Counsel LAW who sha
rIons Proessora be found deserving Of the honor.
The fee Of each Professor twenty-five dta atricutaicn
five dollars and ten doafs for the diploma
New Orleans -'e7
aull 2,awdAwtd C. RosELIUs, Dean of the Faculty.
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A correspondent of the Newark Advertiser.

4 correspondent OF the Ne~afA hotSItieei,
writing from Florence, says
Another notoriety here. is Byron's .sGuic-
cioli," now married to a rich old Florentine
MARQUIS, whose peacock tread through the halls
of fashion, with the beauty (of sixtyl on his
arm, denotes how proud he is of being husband
of the poets mistress, which honor, 1t would
seem, is deemed enviable by the crowd Of cour-
tiers that surround the Marchioness, who, II
not as fair as the Countess Guiecioli still holds
her own artistically, her blond ringiets being
no whiter for her years, and who carries In ner
march queenly consciousness OF superiorlty
among high women Indeed. in coming to Flor
enoe She knew here sphere, and revolyes giori-
eusly in it. Many other lesser stars OF fashion
fallen stars in their native spheres find here
Also the most favorable positions; among them
are several English g ladies in their own light"
| i e. without their lords. Truly Florence IS 2
motherly hospital for suffering regulations, ana
| il is wonderful how soon desperate cases come
out whole again. q Florentine hlmseH fe,
marked the other day Of q great Lady VINO ~, is3
| lost caste even in another Italian city, ny
don't she come here Florence would receive
her with open arms, and put her in position
again"
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ohlcer in command and to him made tbe d.
closure was right in my csncIusions. tfav- for
Wnen began toopen my own trunks. he At oncs
assured me It was useless, and affixed is official
seal TO my zoo, 600 francs Of Iaees. made WI,
and have now given you an erDIa- I
nat,on. 11 ny name and address must still con-
ceal, but will sign myself - - -
Your humble servant, "A Fnrrqn
left the store, and noted the adventure
aown. Boston Evening Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07

EShhl lDl6EADEEo-O1Hce c2 SeSeoistiloacS
tetween Royal and Bourbon sifsets-DR JAMES
wonldTespecty ndsrangers who have
appalling that they obtain safe and
speedy without the Mercury Baisa other
Poisonous Drug from thiee to days. without any
niene the newly Remedies which only be
from himself and trial theyde NJ. effect cure no
charge will be made Dr. is OF eenates from c-
Esne Of all the nave
elected ch bcIrabe by
Since DR. these city the
that the treatment Of
but
and in that the afflicted avail oi these
newly discoveries Dr. located pern
nen city Cuombouse No 80 Private re-
served, E.4 Office a MT ieoSlYip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07
4 MERICAN rCRYSTAL pALAC

A MERRIAM CRYSTAL PALACE - For
THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF All NATIONS
~ Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday
" TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADAnTTANoE will bs tie price
s 6
and ass has as
M sss f MEN b Sst Quite
large naber q additional and esEioas
Eas 4. and
SCULPTURE embody Marble
gSst s hi @ % s saaT
sss''s Ct fas s. e sss
section q The grsa, eAtIEoES5A GEPAR TREE which
S sAsEs m FffI ae e s
ss Y4Rs s Il G g. a. asE o
AesshsI. ,hs csta, Palace saelsss arti
several with dsnnation and
AZ efsisnt oRcHEsTRA OF stthe
The AssssIssios offers EDAI costing ons
aass aa or a.. s
8
yenon Daeover model Podse hallhnve
IL a'
Py so.ns a mh S ba.IS sas ..
equivalent cash, pfsisTs th
within he Passs
aftsr the adiudg ged Aforesaid
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One HUNDRED Dollars each or
Original Works since the first
exhibited therein shall be aed most worthy
such distinction after the excellent as aEesaid
The abe Jury Jue that aeleced
shall critically seyeaIce Exhibited
and award the mentioned Ihe Drecio shall proceed
practicable hope TO BE- able
to the before the hHday o. seT
The WILL aso their discretion Me dals Dpo
Ezhhitors q such articles merit
sufficient tp entle them such distinction. t-af I=s
All articles which worthy pe in this Grand Er
G4so9 f II Ws1a sfa A as sd
An efficient Police are in the
aTticlea erbbt the Asaoea
accountability damage 10 uch articles
All Umbrellas etc. musba hessnd near the door,
Palace Warehouse visitors cannot be
med packages of size the building
mylatf p T. BkRSThi,
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DANCING-MJJsIC.a Cd
GRE, a TEA ia s,l,;G;I;s .


ROUTE from Buffalo and Falls tntffo RIVER
The American forming M ExpYess and
trsa and uebec connecting ana
York Burlington s,oga and Boeton:
and with Atlantic Lawrence Railroad snd ST.
Lawrence and chaplan Railroad for Portland, White
Boston aad New York Ss' =
BAYsTATE, Capt Ledy ard NEW YORK. Capt Chapman leave
connecting With Seaoers aur tbs
the Tkousand Rapids Of ke beautiful
ST. Lawrenne by daylight and at ontfea
leaving Bufhs at O'clock
those leaving o'clock hours Niagara The
Buffalo, ogdenshg o'clock next morning
Immediately, Arriving at Boston al hapa o'clock
day. !
stearnes ONTARIO. Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER Captain Ckias leay Lewiston daily
half niagara Falle touching sa1ke
Harbo Kngson Cayton
passing The length Of Thousund Islands
the osdensbugh Boston Pon
Burlington Boston and with the swego
for Albany and New York direct.
Buffalo daily
NagaTn RAILROAD, O'Clock, passen
viewing Brooks Monument Queens Heigha
The Great Bridge az M
Nagara River through Montreal direct leaving
past o'clock giving full four Niagara
Falls The O'Clock Train Of carsom
changing Ogdenburg taking splendid
upper cabin RIVER Steamers direct Montreal
rushing and dahing waters of the noble ST. arriving
This beAutiful ROUTE Couttnent
Line
having all the equipments for saey required law
with spnciou and beautiful .ahn length
of the boat. @ =
III Passengers procure a.
oces Cataract House snd International Hotel Niagara
FaHs. fza. I s3lLl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07

TeORT VINE
so qusrts, asks Old London Dock;
SO do do Burgundy PORT Louin Rooster Il Col
mys Pp'' oPo''' "'''' ska. WOLFF. ss campas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07
ouISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY. corne

q OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp ard Lafayette atreet.-Ths organ
zed Incorporation pas Legislature
Stete will the
DAY, the sd Instant.
The basis which it established simply that ofa Saving
stnon. For the aoribg al opportunity
ting their provided the Charter that small
q Dime will be received en- dep st.
For Money deposited the following
ablibhtd:
Deposits for than than 30 the
OF three cent pr
Deposits than months and not than MONTHS inter-
est at the rate of four per cent, per annrm.
Deposits MONTHS the of five
Money depoed subject call will received will
be allowed.
90 Fridays deposits will be received only from Females
.a ....TRUSTEES...u=z .
VIM. II Garland, W b. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan
Pat Irwin, Jas NJ Fotay, Jno. B. Camden,
Geo. c. Iawrason Jno Coleman Jas. NJ Rhnd
r. L, Robertson, WM II. GARLAND, President.
NnHit Au L. nna1n
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- Fl .-Lr=.T ,oaf sooJa ...GTr=W aaJueHts
gs5 io Es.41- sG; 90 beasiitn4 .li6oiiaf odoSs
aai@aai5 .satS rss5stsss tabs aTnei sw ,ssnfmspp
-r.5 D ai 9iasb i'd sssyS .k7Rdeaiq W . M %
-.---.---.rL ann tEnh e.l q 1annanI qnlnN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07
EsGe Insurance.

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY. " :,
-. cAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS. .ray5
1 HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent, 81
dec9o ly 49, OHca IS St. Charles atreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07

FESO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
\ The thrsestory BRICK STORE in Fulton street.
irod and Notre Dame from the of Gd
through from Fulton SewLevee Streets having Granite
fipnt opening on both.
For fur he herparticulars apply tc
fuH1F ~ IEnmnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-07

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. W.
EDwp. c. o'BRIES, Secretary. A. NJ CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp st.. New Orleans.
G The undersigned prepared toiasue P0LcIEsaga
hs pe the SEAS and RIVERS against
by FIRE, at the current rates of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRAHCE, Agent,
n51y HARMON DOANE Assistant Agent,
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z Z UnL Ie- -HaJTAisIJ'} -r5aS ts-s.
..s@e .s@ @54..N. .saaa,.N -.N 43,ar H.. -4a% -@t
..u... .e.ua-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-03

ID ND a MORSE on A. FOE sale at the
LnH4.sF .HfHhEF FNiChN,
100 lb.. Nltnr4u Ntltrau,
I8p " Efri b kiicuau,
30 " ~lf-aplrus Nat,
80 " SIENNA folds,
80 ~. ~rulpnatc Mou,hcne,
- " SIlahttc 0tirfIc.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-03

THROW y so TO DDs>.r
putssrna,
ntts~ Et,,tniu Noituc rH.n. are ff The hr.t
nps irirducod Co. the Invalid. Of Rutland Copuiy a.
u' aHl} sf,ui -iaatat mrth.d 81 Instantly rcltcy
ing sna prfnincntiy ciruF all Nervous W-csses.
1000 Dnlisrs
NtifhH rftehfn any pr Nu Wlu VIII produce ~ many
~ttl authenticated ceuidcite. II rim, both tcuut ,n-
~irilisrn' nsueHt- and sr-pihr phl-irians, A. haze
he~u prft'sHncd d1uhF iHr lat year o., he Electric
thliu4 The mpJ srnfe rom T. ,a.fsafiy rtdfsed ht q
sHrie arTiieT''H NJ tho 'aaiu, aud the Wur-t nus
at nheAuuisa and rruiais Dl-csse- have been ger
maarnns cured, anef wearing a chain tf a icw
I've iIscuie '1.siu. are pa,rrtcd To- ,h. coar,r
aui,aghb recommended h. N e.. Nsii. Van Burn,
Poet 'afHs-h1a, at Nsv VA, ard .ie si-o an dai5
Gee ,u even H"sFad n that rfI.
-sa@s Tt.r.-b ef,se n,inr the chais u ,hmld he
6f-i Esaireusd sal o,snniou vinegar, and IhrH ~
piioa iifccHh ie tbs rau wtcfc ue plinis ieared-
oar eud afths hun hriRs ai rrcd 'fp aiif 90 NE oih
81. rsl srla Nosrs rONn dotsE tad htsin %
r%aHphirl ua'i.J
Gard 20 dir
hNa'~s y be- arr fse'His are roqurricf 90 ~ wraf
mr', tfs arht u,em can,uat3 fr sGW tts-,
isl-earusEr- sfs rHab,rd.
Pend = aaf- ssear.. Rutand nr {. g.. ca,e.
hran9 r T. rec, taanHrton io,erh -irinrrt,
Dracfsi Arsn't 3 hrs=ena S. n y. Es--m
- DIGEST r Such - the true mean
iuf uIi hc sord " reFan. orat tle tso Gfcok Nuni,
inlu vhteb IT'S dduseA Thu, B, rle -]ieufarani and
arpninsi, ttis q he Tra' Digestive i1Iid. ~ Css
t1r 1uifs. aspsfsa % To- N ilHf Hr,a. of FHila
dsp h, nHD she fs4fuY ~iaaafh 90 ths ga, &C. tte
sac % ind sesaaa rua p,e~psi4. o. 10 Nsiufv's
saH fsaral &C. an uutssitl1 Slana'h. BE- au 81
maa sos -fni h.cafansr isacr-- 10 rHacn god
fsuaF psfseiN oeussrrs afu hesi u- ree nrufr q
she ot. la analef pa1m inc gapri. i9-tt
rr.np Haa painLi lI'r.
iMf ssFd 10 sstasssed - fNF 81 fter1l cures
HHHNNHHH #a sHr EF.sa. and o. ala Killer faT
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srArE on sgNtoNr,f pEdr uncomfortable
altfr rs.fst. tiautoilr.. u.uutfoi HHatuItit
o. RlUisI. in ftd ff Hili uisfnft oH .r 800 a 90
t,uAar, Al ieiA rnacat iiun halFP haini
JhHlr
Wtsless. rars Hrl hitHlnbuHilf .b ihe "Ni
anu,t.5 J Hte nstHfH m.. slfnait ffiHii tr 2
HHuaa aptltr, 500 IS nsttg a raii d'. iuff 4rtrH '1i
f.sHtf. ha. tai. dal ai4llsd 200 iHH sHl ~ hHlH
taaf % pl .ug - ifrdrr aa se'auhi 81 Doc sltnI.'
trt..hritaI ttat.
tH,nlislt 1000 liefed n} fsii Prlrw terH fitf
thf "a tmlafipsH ti said artHinffr aittu HttrkpH 4iu
q dtrfer g. 90, Co. f-p. rnhr,d itfsff 900" aiaie'
81 ss,ris Hnd 3D. 800 hanas nu nU frlaufnH 'aH
atarHui. b., bnl the esat atr irtflt itif1td TO- f
.tstrf araat4in 49, aid taft go ts hrtt be thH tHf' &C
thc itsr. irrnl rai1 tlHu ID. huu nH m cod Oh tffit
ou tl, o. .ar.g haIna ur .th ias % AHNh 4, o..
tsli. uHi u.t uitH. i.0Irf Be- gfNfH tt fHifI 800.
.uinrdr44 ,fUlf tt.Hid ~ f|tt.It1rft ihtt4 ntfa+
-urt esslfs.g gHrt HF tsafsi f.. loo thr tHtiAfd 'Nlnf
iittaid, p trt aIrt utl ird 5000 haiia W 'iari
tHai ai usfarl ilirfs-isi thfFeiu isinF uIrutl tui.
nau0nGt irn. O. pHI uinu bod hrfreI1taf lfh trtaii
elau 1ff it hr,ri ia tt prrultsrs % iiti PIE 'HnsF.
A puff caIl pitroafi. u4fhl Ufiif
4 "a AasirI
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large assortment or NRterNtiie Co.
y hinfrs. IS l%rrautui, h} fuNn q dnh-Ii
Main AID Wn.hiHri. n IT,.
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k~aAruH anrf afFr hataafr Ha~ Iut rn
ID Esrsr1. Sc. as o. af tiu at ftaaI-r-r
B. sfat. 3D. rsst a ihs i.as "a hr 'naisrt.a
- $780,. 80 fr Irsa -s
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|HN|n NHH'a |NNNHF" H"|'"HN HHH. IA
Hhrfris, t4susfl flr-HI tdmihi.iFtt ct tts o..
tur of Nr, fsHlrt ruri. ata 80 iittsheid 90 ssHi
hisrti a.rVAsed, i%ifrtHtt. Nas ui DAY pir.eni'i
CD sui Couu 70 petition iu writing tbeisin .eliuf
iluh t4u ftr st4d d'crfsoi disi ssissj ss lnf mssH
tors Ola orula fsirfef plrtioi ral r.ian ran.i.t
eng 3 th4ui Hnr SEA q hast ara AZ iaul lrtaiG in
ioirht.ue 10 The ttWn uf Hra1ihg nHi 'Hrp ul
Niu4-ii Is ibis state fiHi ihe -ais 81 -sh frai s--
tfr BE- hHt hnrraan e. pl tsNt. tf rsienar-, ut
Wfii be- lrHeirit 60 tf iutcfuHtn t tle h,lfs asi a.
900 Htr.rtr MlarsrtHl ig .3il rtafet aud t-HfrrlafH u
Hr iHE .ati ttHiu i1 sIlHf iim iifruse o. sei f4r
fin~afilnE tifcfrsiiu iMg f'prs1f uirf'in 90 triuHig
otHh tsii irtr r'idiHg in ll'a stste 'itleri9 tteA
HiNrs 90 P|tsrIlauf.
TH'f'i Co. BE- 90 orlrffd tp .sii rfhtle c'ri iaft
de hssrns uld dfris.n t raIt rfunH g.. tnl nu
rfIu' sfp iHfenl fflHuea 100 @ stated .fttth &C. saIl
Cont, 90 hr hei DO ns rfnrr rfthr EfeaOf g said
faHn be- hlt 900 10 fli4 ut ina, Un 49, "a blnnasB
bong ihe ttit q cd MfffA A. %. i-i, ari fhaf
uHusc thritHftr given tF FIia Asns a tritlnl rrf
ai tie r.fufa ,Ai4ls rritf AHr Wtf~ f4ss.Hltf}t
r@nttHis tifrHtH, 30 t# iunlmd ianuH nrf.ii, ID
rsA paf-l araisI 40 -zif huupsa sRd crpisusg n
fIc Wisht.ftart &C ffHHf boz efe.ffd. De 'ffff fHf 80
person lu'Hfe.trf flrrtiW hfHe thfffhf dHff n.ttfari
fn"fsnt naf tasn aud thcfs aF+n re- tfff HiI t.Hu.
sHd o. ieafi iu fu pffH.iHnf u Iff zee saaas.
s tue eV 81 fffnf4, Hl-Ahf natl Hruaet
JnI
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IVMBEitLAND COAL
\ L.& A.. LANNON'S.
Feb. %, 1851.
80 ". CNsT STEEL suDvTLS,
Cd =. log htndi0, qftre % .fttt t-Tl 30 vet.
NJ. . A~.L.ANpON'S.
Ihuisni, T.h. ~, le5t.
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Ginsene q Malva.


hN uNtNl'~ syrup ol Giusrnr s Ntl'', I1et
| jr., v,a, 1ud fur sale b. a. Burt s. SpN,
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Ia observation-disclosures " nud fsrtffr.
STATE oT ktHt lsi.tD nin'Hitfru u,st
II frei .fHaf aa. a. - ts rr,, .rsou.t
&c 90 m, ir a ur- .tts 80 t4rtH f tsi ud trid
% Hrtlspt. boz wi tf-sal nstdst, m r, -.utal ai
fc.ay, d. -.l
rt..rut ltlys, nItisu, fudge.
Nhrrr... NHpur ilr.Ht aiui.I trt teftf 80. So
OFF, f cuta Nu.I.fu 90 NHttnIt o.. Na pNft.t.t
rrI 90 DIV tIrl u.i.lN IHr uuird d. ue aiIf 20
b.iU sHu isftu 10 tt rftuip tIrftia ttuH t.rh
thtt Nr rIll dsrfaaOd tict fttfri .i atffau tf.ft
80 Ittrfi ID tuia c.Of.ihifp ab. uttH .satrs tuI uitsr
qlaufT 81 az astr niirh ur -al1 dr.aaasd suisftI
inf.H utrri hiuiipH Boz equiv Go decd Go GrHtGe
Naw, a sal Klutud, aud t%afriuto trqrc co. -aid
tuiu O. arHt hHtH leebse in '.oi sHitiArd .r'etl
iUgtu said ru-niffti-piel thati tWut be- arrsnfiiliO af
iHtefs tsftlc- Hiu tIr-rfiip deceased and oft prfsaHs
iutotettet BOO sttd o. tote at.yN tuc iiIu, Fam eff asiu
d,'taHvd |ciutiiui = t'plt - scfeH 'hrspt nt, s. taUW p
duvUt uirUip and N%lftnditF ihe tettrllnti .aii
Ntcrand tbririnfU rfilrrtiHg .ua Cont g, grant
hlui q H.ru.r t,-ti Mi -afu H1tns it1u rsfspf ts
alft, etftliHi-sHr tb,IrsHli iIr Nutft t,qIs.t
uirlcui ut sii the htii- f,illHE ir tWt State
Ihpft TO-, 70 urstud ti rnflHts court ihtf the
hearing sni decision Of suia ptHl.u 10 aHa ts .atso
auo hereby re'orrcf ~ q -r.fi,i .v@uu as -aiI Caau
tu tt N.id sl the office uf tIe Rtri.irf ut sold tnlu,
iH ssid nIuaut. go uirai Nlnias htHu Ca, 2ufi dat
of Mt,i, A.. d. irlt, ADD that ir.urr uirIrHif sru
hf pllaitUfnE a rrrInHt cop ~ tHy uc.f1 Di hIs ur
der iiItr WrtE1 sHcre.sirriT previous fbtfctY 300 thr
Eiulti . uHtf urisIl. q NOW +pHnrr pinfrl on aii
ntuiad. and sarr ting iH thr nrigbnHfps i of ul'sy
tHi"ir lri DID Hrlrfti-i dl pnfaun- iutfur-tri ihrf'.n
tH.ufflHfih ifs .atibal iA~teut tuft thsu anu tlfic
aYHa-f hUi.r Htl Nslit aud he NoArt Doe tHg ffrAi-as
fI flf .ur ssrt. W
Aulr cl.N vs. Nsr.rf. -HINaA UAI g.. REGISTER
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N0TitR.

I'ng TeP4HHsuhiP hHw rrg ns
fafs raHH s M
Ur "a ffHHh rA AfilirtaA-t BE- o.
Hrsa
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Physiological I~r Of .Nlrr'dgs.
ry A.. D. - Ja.lt Atan,, ~
g' PAGES, 44d $50 4INE rLAtA tNN Ctt
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NEW FIRM.

A.LNNups have this day frn~I q f'pin-
81. nrr -ltf ud Win 'for 81 sale . general st. ok
~ lntH, ~tt'. sail ,nd It8rlW are, L'iutrf fuui
tufe sf g. ttt u-, %, = " Ter, uai fn1c, Nr, it
the Rel ri o.. gear rhe iic'.i.
J. s. \. LANbON.
RHr nJ. Fob 90, is5t
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ITI received. a large as. uhcHtut Paper Hang
~ iup-, chcip, hy 81 CURTIS.
litNtoo,'. Brrrnisa, Rutland, sept la. i.53
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lNa'rs a be- arr sHasais are t9lurrtcs OF ~ wrar
u9", hfs arht bison Constant ~ sHW tsa-,
iHI-fafuszt- sfe rf-aH,-f.
r'nd = NOR, fgsms, hnthnd H. {. T.. r1,r.
hrar1 %, r T. fsfA, tsauHH rton Ioscph ~irinrH.
Graofai Arsni, 3 HradUaf.N y. ss-Im
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DISSOLUTION.

fI'iE firm of t.NNnuN a. GRAVES isthiB dey
deceived lon s,Itili consent. Az icntud- aur
noe late huu rtn nc settled with 1oliN LANnON o.
duu. Wifiiu $50 liy. nous LNNpON.
T.h. L.. l-sl EDMUND \. GRAVES.
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Lead Pipe, Nails, Glass,
SASH UDDRN md BLINDS
Turks Island Salt

tT-slst HAhHiifh sou
ENVELOPES, from st,o1 40 $500 per
i. uta4tarf. - salr A. tiltAA g 'N
NoINfFR : superf Nhfr rnt i11r rded
vi trfnf fIlsF 100 urs1rH rHd T q asir Pea
Jlaa.n 10. I-.A g. a. TtTfLE e. iD.
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L and ttitu-. 81. snrk rf lauUf ttrtrsnt nuw
l.r .air attho NeN Union, ct prices q risls iei-w
an, thing neunIi H utf rIu.
Nur. ~ e. GuHT e. SOS
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TATIONERY
Rutland Drug Emporium.

como 4r4 frsIao-
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HLAsS, Actilir, and Rubber. .rlf|luiecttrg Male
u and Female, al tie DrIr Stores 4 Pond Al Airtac,
Main aud NIshiue'uH street.