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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
NO. 81
THE WARD AFFAIR.
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n CAHU EhOM eAA-N = ~-@-~
We have just received from . friend.
The following card, issued In Louisville by
q brolher Of the murdered PrOf. Butler.-A
Il will be read with interest. Lonissil's.
al las, accounts, was all alive with excite.
ment--which bids fair 70 burst Into ~
open riot.
70 The PEOPLE Of LomsviHe.
!, heard il stated that fears are entertained
that some deed Of violence will bs com.
miicd in this community, which y %
Justly incensed on account Of the Infamous
verdict Of Hardin county Jury. Hoping
that, on account Of my connection with Y
the lamsnied dead. | may have dome in
ilusnce in this matter, take the liberty Of
addressing you. In addition 70 the injury
which has been done 10 ell, | have lost .
brother who was as dear 10 me as the APP
pie Of my eye--a brother in which nev.
er saw fault from childhood TO death.
But the pain which the sightof siqlenee
would cause to me, would be almost ~
great as that which | felt when saw my
mother and sister dissroetsd oyes my
bro.her's dead body. II 4 could call my
brother from the grave, know he would
unite with me in imploring you 10 abstain
from violence. | beg each of you. from
regard to his memory, 10 do everything iii
his power to prevent The anger OF the
community from breaking out into violenrs.
| beg you, il you have any regard for me
to aci calmly and prudendy. Remember
that, II violence is committed, the wives
and children Of the guilty persons must
suffer as well as The individuals themselves;
lstus no, wage war sgainst women and chll..
dren. 1 appeal TO your magnsnimily and
your chiyairy. NOBLE BUTLER.
Saturday. April 20.
, 1' THE JURY.
! The louisville Democrat Of Saturday
lasl says:
: "rhe moment the Jury was smpan.
rieled, the honest portion Of the ciiA
zens of Hardin county said, unhes.
4 ilaingly, that twelve jus. such men could
. not anywhere be found and that, no mat.
: ter what the testimony might be, convict
o lion was not to be looked ioE "a glanftt q
their iaces by stranger woulu ~ oncs
have led him to conclude mat u was sen. sen.
q tence day" in court ana maj inc cons'c's
II OF prdtracled term had Just oeeh oro"gn'
ou. TO receive sentence. Ihefe was pu.
!. one man on The Jury whose lace woo'D no'
have condemned him in any civil comma.
n nliy-we mean CFu'cher. ne lookeu
I, like an honest man. we h"pe' ,nousi'
, with many doubts that he vast out msi'
II finding himself IN den Olive we'ee e"'
ing TO say hieuss, but respect lor me 70. ~
C.. mates OF the Penl'en'lary loro'us saco
IA comparison)-hndlng himself WIN eleven
I'd such men as lie was associated w''n' w
Ne permlued himself to be overrnled'
I'd :" II was slckenIng to hear 'he con'neh''
i'll oi the nelghoors and aeau"'a'lncss =. ..
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

~ A postmaster in this county. vhiIe
puszlipg od, very uncertain sapsriefilps
lion on an Irish letter iocosely femhThdf !.
10 an intelligent son Of Erin. who ~ d
by. that the Paddles brought lIard ~
Of names 70 this country. IAh!T pcplinl
Pat, .but they q, disiIish sight hard anss.
sNer they srrivS here. ."--Sasm Cessiis.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
JEWELLERS, ea,c.
n. GOODFELLOw,

n XITATCH MAKER AND JEwELER.
~ w Dealer in Watches, Jewelry'
G%<nJSN Clock, Yankee Notions, &c. WAlch
~ az esand Clocks repaired and warranted,
WR. "A Highest price paid for old Gold and
tDtkf2Akt silver. Opposite the SAmpsei House.
,.hi-nd ohio. 3Utf Dec IA, 1859.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
WILLIAM MALSTON,

-, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post Once
C w building, Main street, Ashland, ohio;
EIyh Gold and Steel Pens, aud choice variety VI
ssSSwe,5y; sn'Nvs aS; NvHs ,ssa OO"'"' aOtf
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
Communicate.
(For the Ohio Union.l
THE FIRST WHISTLE AMONG OUR
HITTS

NSIrNrN~NN|>r>SNrN<NrN>N N>NrNSNSNS~S>SS>
(For the Ohio Union.l
FIRST WHISTLE AMONG OUR
y HILLS. ..
When the engines shrill whistle
First rang amorg our hills,
Rheumatic old pains p,
Were changed into chills,-
Cid shins that were crooked
Alright put to walking,
And tongues that were palsied
Were scared into talking.
Pat Virgins sat eating
When no heard strange humming,
"Loid Biddy I" he shrieked,
"What on airth's a.c0mingi"
Clingins to him she gaped
With her nerves all a.quake,
"'Tis the devil" said she
"See he goes like sthrakei"
Pa Walters the preacher
His sermon sat writing.
The spirit within him
Gave aid in irditing,
As deaf as mallet
Was his withered. old ear,
"Ah Gabriel |" he groaned,
"Tis Thy trumpet hear"
Teasing Kate for kiss
Jack Mullethead sat,
Short pants up his legs
And brimless his hat.
Now Kate was a coward
Though brlmming with fun,
An afectlonate FRIEND
And true as as gun.
While bushing, and twisting
Her check apron string,
First time 'mong our hills
The whistle did ring.
"Take, take III boo hoo
The judgment days here"
And her pallid lips gave 1t.
A cold kiss Of fear.
Old mother Cab, sho
Had company that day,
OF danes all assembled
In Sunday array
Caps bowed of with ribbon
And frllls Of wide lace,
And 'kerchiefs neat pinned
Each corner In place.
At supper they sat
The tea cakes a.gumminS
And testing the jellies,
When 10 queer humming,-
As 1t came near and louder
The "says she's and" says rs"
Were lost In wall,
Raised hands and long sighs.
Then, scandal was hushed
And some tried to pray,
And heard Widow Screw
In her agony say
To save this nice tea
guess will drink 1t,
For liie's worthless now
As ary brass trinket"
Old farmer Dawson
With hands in his breeches.
And bugged eyes stood
In 'mong the beeches.
81 swow Zeke," he said,
As the train like flash
Flew by him. ait beats
Our mare all to smash I"
But cannot tell lalf
The mischief it done,
The first whistle shrill
That woke fright and fear,
In the homes 'mons the hills
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

Manu5aciwsr Of Boots and ShO'si
u,HREE doors below the Times Printing
VMn once. Ashland, Ohio. Custom work
HN done TO order on the shortest notice and.moS
Reasonable terms. "a
poeembe Illth, 1855
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery
r,AvANNAH. Ashland County, OHIO. Also Just
Sice of the Peace and Notary Public. nat,
November 23d, 1858. w
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HorE I =.

MILLER HOUSE.
E subscriber leave to announce .nan se ne n"s
oneued Hotel, to be Called the Miuef HOUSE.
directly opposite the ssmpsel House, Mah ~ ahe puS
hthiaha, anu NJ. KILLER
~ Ashiand March c2nd, Is5I.-n44.-tL
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P Station, on o. & PR. R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Testimonials.
GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. c.

sffE subscriber offers his services ioihe public in
W The prosecution Of Claims before Congress. or
mi, OF the Departnents Of The Government Some
Years exnerience as discussing agent Of The Indian
Department. with general knowiedge q the mVce
6fuansacting business in theyarious Offices Of The
Government enables him 70 promise Satisfaction 10
Ill who mas enu1ss business Of this character 70
ki<eare.
He viii also give special attention to the collee
ton Of claims against parties residing in the Dis
fiftof Columbia or is vicinity. negotiating loans
Is wtIl As thepnrchase or sale OF Stocks. Real Is
tase Land Warrants, SC, &e. or furnish iniorlna-
tpk % correspondents residing al distance IN re-
kaFd 10 aEy business which may interest them at
The scar Of Government.
His 0iiice is over the Banking House Of Selden,
Wiihers s Co.
Iuly 81. isss. - = s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
POIETRY
1HR LITTLR BOY TnAT DIED


Dr. cHAINEns Is hid TO Be the suih1r 81 The "a,
ing beautful poem. written On the occasion II the e
cf aJOsss soa WHOM y greatly loved:
am al alone in ny chamber now.
AID the midnixbi hour Is near;
And the fagoi's crack, and the clock dali tick
Are the only sotnds hear, q
And over nv soul ia its solitude,
Sweet frelngs a sadness glide,
For my heart asd nay eyes are fall when dbl
Ofthe Ltiie boy that died.
went oee Hisht % my falher,s house--
Went home 10 The dear o-es ALL
And softly opened the garden gate,
And suftly the dpcr Of the hail.
by mother came ouf 10 meet her sou
She kissed me ahd thea she sighed, q /
And her head fell ol my neck, and she wen.
For the Little boz that died
hall miss him wAen the aowsss cone,
In the garden who're be played;
shall miss him more By the fre-side, 1.
When the fowefs have all decaysd
shall see his toys and his empty chair,
And the horse b used 70 ride;
And they will speak with silenf speech
OF the Little boy that died.
We shall 60 home 70 on, Fathers House.
To cur Fathes's house in the skies,
Where the hope Of our souls shall hare no tlirhl
Our love no broken tics,
We shall roam on the banks Of the river Of peal
And battle ia lis blissiui tide,
Add one Of the Joys Of our heaven shall be-
The little boy that died.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
United States HOTEL

I
nor Passengers in the new Accom- nodatfozs
II Taasns Of she Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Winchester and Potomac Railroad, Brea kfatt
will always be prepared and on HE table al his
lfolel. adjoining the Depot. on he arrival OF the
cars from Winchester 10 connect with he. I'rsin
10 Baltimore and Warrington. leaving here Al ~
O'clock. a. NJ. DINNER, as usual, al n O'Clock.
on the arrival Of he train from Wheeling Sup
PER always upon he Table on the arrival Of the
Winchester ana BaltifnoreCars Persons on bust
mess or pleasure can remain in Harpers Ferry
from A. NJ TO- RI NJ and leave In lhs evening
train for Baltimore and Washington.
September ! 1853 III CARnFII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
MAUCK'S HOTEI,
II A.RRISOSBURG. IA.

FF1HE undersigned has taken possession or The
wellEknown establishment, The Uni.ed States
Hotel ~ HarTisonbnrg. He~has made ample ar
rang-1nenss to accommodate Handsomely and com
ioitably ail who call upon him. He pledges bis
hest efforts TO make the United siafes one of he
most pleasant stopping places for travellers and
visitors 20 be found in iM Valley Of Virginia.
His friends are respectfully invited 70 nv hhk
Hotel ui7er the ne " administrator.
April %! 1853. r. c. MAUCK Rrop't
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
EXCHANGE BaNK OF
j sELDEN, NHTmERs q CO.

WAsninersa, d. g.
bHyHE undersigned respectfully announee thar
fher SsEe formed coEpirtnership 70 ransac,
1 general N.hking and Exchange business n this
civ. nn1sr De irm Of SELDEN, WITHERS &
CO. AM sre prepared % dealin 49,
ksrsstn ss1 D5nlsfir ExeEhness Tsns- BIS. Pro.
1lissprr Noes Cuaf fedtfs Fl Depenis. Leflsfs IF
Crsih Bahk Na;<s and CaiA.
= Es>und.itake 10 make collections and promptly
fit De proceeds q any designed point within
a. &ilI6nt he UnicA
Mr.. Wu.1lisz SEtnxN member Of he irn, an
~ May years pas, he zfffs1feF II ~ Qeffc.
500 ulIIfiVt fis careful personal attnti0h % Al
fs~5s,.i a6sieGss which We may besmploJed /.
frs11scf VI al ofthe Departments q the Govern
~ re- business Which arr tupleyeIs ziay requir'
1, =, q ra1snrf will Be- cQn9iif;e4 viii tteiiY AM
r.1S r.l1rtefani npoa re 1aosl si..Q able terne
q - MILAN SElDtt
JOHN WIrHfkS,
s.. '|| 81. j. i. LAr8 3!!s g g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

Pr I2x1 zyxyELE y HE<Arr,R L-- -.
TT1Hk subscriber having leased the above We'll
L known Hotel, 10 Berryvie, Clarke county.
begs leave 10 inform the travelling public. lhalhg
Is now ready 10 receive guests He IS also prepafed
TO ACCOMMODATE Boardcrs, either by the day, week
month or year
HIS TABLE will always be furnished with all
the varieties which the season and market will ai-
ford his Bar with the choicest Liquors, and his
Stable with The best hay grain and osiler.
As be intends 10 make this his permanent resi-
dence he will spare no pains in endeagofing to
reader those who give him their custom, both com
Portable and happy. He lRuers himself from his
Tong acquaintance with business, and The spsnners
nfthe world that he can please the most fasidiohs.
His charges " M be as moderate as tn. expenses 81
any good public house IL tais section Of country
will Justify He therefore, invites all to extend 10
him share ofther custom.
Nm N.-THoMPSoN.
< ri e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

t1-Pain and pleasure. good and eyil, ssme
70 u from unexpected sources 4 itlnet
there. where We have gathered up eur bFsht-
est hopes, that the dawn Of kspPinsss brssks,
Il il net there, whore We have glanced eur
eve With alright, that We FAD the de,aIisst
fIsom. What should this teach nsf To
bow 70 The great aad only source Of light
and life humtly, and With onfding rssigua-
Gen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Maryland 4 Virginia Marble Works.
]. McDERM0TT & SON,

.SouA Market Street.. Frederick, I'D,
yIToULD inform his customers and the public
w generally, that he continues TO manufacture
Nantes, MORuulents, T0mbs,
HEAD eni Fo0F STONES, ScR0LLSf Sc,
and every deerip,ion Of work as Zone 10 the cities
81 the best American and Italian Marbles He can
4ssiver all work as chearly a. an be purchased in
Baltimore. He finishes an Of his work from the
foagh, which enables him 10 compete with any e.
tsblishmenti in thar city or elsewhere. QrsWings
OF Mpnumen,s, Tennis, ueae-siones Scrolls or fan
cy work will be sent free cf charge TO any person
wanting work Win ample force constantly en-
ployed he Is ready ID execute all commsnds al
the shortest notice. II is materials are ct the very
hest quality that can Be procured in the State and
his work cannot fail % please the most taslidious
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended 20.
Mr. HespERsoS BIsHoP, Agent, will receive all
orders He hasat his house in CharlestoWu. Steel
Plate EngrayingS Of Monuments, Tombs. &c OF
the latest style from Boston which are designed ex-
pres<fy for the regular Marble Workers.
IY-We are responsible Cor the delivery Of al
work enirus ed 10 our Agents. Fgt
e May II lS5S-1y. ts3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
MIS- G D LII A M Y.
A BEAUTIFUL MANI. d.

In the morning train from Petersbuts.
there was lady closely yelled. u thelsaiSe
car with ourselves Shewas dressed 10 tie
purest white. wore gold bracelets, and eIa-
deut y belen . to the higher circle Of so:i,
ETY. Her figure was delicate but well deyA.
cped. and exquisiteiy symmetrical; ard whth
she occasionally drew aside her richly u
broidered veil, the glimpse Of the statures
which the beholder obtained. satisfied hin
Of her extreme loneliness Beside Ter satA
gentleman il deep mourning, WHO Watched
over her with unusual solicitude. atai seygI
raj times when she attempted to rise, he eyl
cited the curiosity Of all the passengers by
OBTAINING her in her seat a
II Outside the ears all was confusion lSassen5
gers looking to baggage, porters ginning.
cabmen cursing, andEa the usualhuFry and
hustle attending the departure of faia.-s
One shrill warning whistle from tLs hugS
engine, and We moved slowly away. h
At the FIRST motion Of the car. the lady il
white started 70 her feet, and With or hsart
reading scream, and her bonnet falling ofs
disclosed the most lovely features ve ovess
contemplated Her raven tresses fiji over
her shoulders in graceful disorder. an 1 clasp
ing her hands in prayer she turned hsr dark
eyes to heaven1 What agony wss ii that
look What beauty, too. what hesyenly:
beauty, had not SO much Of misery been
stamped upon it, Alas that one glance:
told a melancholy tale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
HILBUS 4 HITZ,
MUSIC sHR9DRe
SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

:
81 WASHINGTON, d. c.
VI HERB NAV be found 81 the newsst Musical
w Pabiieauoas Musical Works M1sikal IL
strumsnH, ard Musical merchandise Oh every
description We are aiso agents for ihesale ii
Bost6n, New YORK Philadelphia and Baltimore
Piano Forces; Pompliis and RodewaId's Church
and Pafipr Orgzps; Martins celebrated Guitar.
Bgudoir Pianos Badgers Batm ard Diatohie
Fluiesi the Keyed Violin; and he aMasieal
World and TimesP Musical in.tfdrepisliuned
and repaiIed
Orders by mail for Music. Musical Ipstru mems
OF T0nine prumply amended 10.
J Strings for ali Instruments.
February % Ia54-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

- conse41ence ofthe advance II SerTanisf hiri
u b endsiuns and other produce Il becomes aeit,-
ally necessity ust We he Undersigned sh1ild IL
crease The charges heretofore made Al cur Hn,2i-
/. n charIisloun.
Therefore, from ara amer he "a dav a J.hus-v
n1kt our terms ior hosr1ine uiiho1t lodeinr ri,
Be increased from $40 % si1 rcr monIk Eostd.
ers uiih r0oms lbdEine. 6c.. Win b charged SIS
% W. 81PPlN0TON.
tt ISAAC N|C1RTER
December 81 lsss
+ (7tofN = Az ossi.I.5 q coRN usnie2 Al d
~ cks,,Ss.pfn pspof
~ 81 IS MAiSQVIfH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
DR.. George III. Cooke
Il. c. j. ffIIPLEY,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
e HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT. : -

e HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
- #
iaesse'rfted &C trtt psrpetaai- fopitaf $50,
ooVf miA fo'ser u tHlcyfasiag Il 70 $50 600.
#DURLEc Briidin-s Mshufactosies wills. Ma.
n schiaefy Dwelting tionses Stores Merchsn-
disc, dsnsetnld Parniture. Vessels on the s,ocks
or w4ile in port &C. SC will be insafel M, rates
as law the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may Re made TO
b. w. HERBERT,
u the absence of The Agent from Char.rstown, Of
9yeHS + BRpwN ESQ, who viii attend to them
prunptly. Persons al d distance address through
thcfnaa
N. -BI On an Church Buildings anaElergymeny
personal prc1eriy, the Agent will present his COM
missions ID fkdncins the amount Of premiums on
HE risksthus arising.
) December 70, IES3-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

nraArrah new, jamie said did Irish
man to arc Der, as they stood gsAnk uren
the fountain. on Boston gommch. Lars
what is IT makesthe val purt IN =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-21

E,h,, nj BTNord Gy,,ne. dcd

TN7I- ~ VT''7T'
DuRSUANT TO m order Of he county court Of
La Nallr county. notice is hereby gwen, that
MI persons having cf,rms against the estate al
Willard Grrrur, late of In Sallr co., decreased,
are required to produce thosam" IN writing. ard
EIe them IN said court on the 3- Nondayn March
next. when and where such claimants nrc re.
qnrsted to appear, for the purpose ot having their
claims adjusted in pursuance Il law.
Anna & EEENF. Es'I.
i5n7 lAMta RYAN, FN'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-21

Isfntr u AIcI0nder FINnir, UrcN
NOTICES hereby given that will make mp
~ plicali,n To the county court Of la Sale conn
" OF the February term rhrrrot on the fourth
Monday in february, lS5i ior an ordrrto sell the
lands and rrnrmcnts hDlOnglnG To- lh" estate OF
Alexander Flun,c, decd, or 80 much thereof as
may he rrcrssnryto pay the debts OF said estate.
at which time and place al persons interested are
requested to appcarand show cause why sad real
estate shouldn't be sold for the purpose aircsaid
CHARLOTTE FINNIE, Admx,
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Ottawa Furniture Depot

irll srtt o'thr above cases, OF RaymOdl & Co,
\. \ m1uui,ctory.
lie has tDr those Interested, Pamphlets c0nta IN
ngcrruiicdtr- and Recommendations from some
ct ,llr most prominent men otour country, nni "a
tar possible To encourage the more general u-''
Of lhi> article Tor the purpu-" designed 1hrsuI-
sc-lher has pul hi, scale oiprlces ,l 10 per cent
below the Chicago and St Louis rates.
Also. uly,ay, ouluud
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I.stltS NJ 10 the CrriI-
ers whom il may ccpcerl--GEIrTrNG.
You and each Of you are hereby cited and re-.
CURED prr,on1ll.. 10 hr ami appear bnf'rr our
county court of la Sale county, at the court
house in Ottawa IN the llh day Of February
next. Mt 10Th CcoIk, III he forenoon, to be- pres
en-, ,fvou see G' 10 au'nd the .et,l,mcut OF ,h"
accounts ol William II W eastman. executor ui
tie esra tr ct James VI. Leonard. deed. and dis
trhution Of he money which tas come TO the
hands Of said executor, amaug the cred tors Of
the estate, or sonuch thcrrotas may be- u"cess1.
" to satisfy the -tnlr, and 10 abide nv such Other
orders and directions as maybe made in n, prem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-21
40 ole GA, iov Fare
T. are 0grntsiu tor che
lina Insurance 20 Hartford. Corn.

I'VE are Hprntsior the
w .Nuu Insurance 90, Hartford. Corn.
Hartford
Northwestern" Oswcgo, y. Y.
AZ u aud responsible compdu l'S, having stood
the tcrt OF miny years and uwprcparcd 80 "'anrr
rhe property Of our friends aud nclghbors against
loss ly hrc, ON tlr terms n'2 NoUnra 4 tl-urr
ElLDNESS CIREU!
Enrrsou's American Hair Restorative
FOR Restoring the Hair on lIcaJs HorgLEs Ly
rALp. andto prevent the Hair h,m filling l.
w,uning golden opinions oipctsout whoatrusns
II. Tni,ts new article, recently introduced, Is
a .urr thugior B,ldnc.., and will stand ,hc test
ofu discerning pab,c. The propurrors have ,uch
confidence ~ II that they aulhnrl. men
Agents 10 take Bald cnscs on GuARANl ZEE.
Pace 81 IN large bottles,
G. t. TuoursoS, Agent.
c T. FlSllERN Co, Proprietor,
oI5 s. superior Street, Cleveland, tl1o
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Bank OF ottawa.

S,Itlir exchange on New York, Boston, CHI
- cago, aud ST Lou.s.
Also. exchanges on London. IN sums ol one
pound sterling aud upwards, available atauy bank
IN Eng, Scotland. Ireland, France OF Ger
many.
hiyest aiiowCI on dpodh
November 10 NuERi4 FiaUvH.
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fsN''t Hff;
IRON the suhscrilrr neal Ehrrsors, six miles
1 south east o'thS city, n horse colt u0r We
I'D a,t.prir q; dark hay, white spot on hi tore
hend--wn fr,t missed June last Any one ~h'
vii deliver the colt tome IN Ottawa shall receive
or.Hgr' uIh. .i'r-
Jan. 7, ls5, --.r Lso' u'ssAl
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4 Farm fbv sale,

I Farm fsr sale.
SlTUA TED pNr m,Dr and h1ltnorth OF Ola.
- va containing 40 arres, all fenced, and 40
ncres under cultivation. There "a on ita one story
frame house, &c bv "a feet.
Trims One third down, and the balance in
three annual payments
December 25-6m. MEs. MARY NAwToN.
GAIT, by the ba fi or sack, iora'-hy
- November II u. WALKER.
SaEe5 Eu>c.
JUST received ana for sale
Dec BLY, WAtKE..
DuOsGENE GAS, a superior article ,prcporec
i and sold by ld3lyl ID. WALGBs.
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WALNUT CoEFINs,

all sizes and styles Walnut Lumber tmch stuff
always wanted n the highest market prIcrs.
Ottawa Dec. 81 1853 tt
PETER RUSSELL
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Ready vado C'oih,uornrcv.r:

HAVE "A GOOD stock az Sprirr and Summer
| Clo'hins lus' received from Rostor he hest
nnrkpt for this line ~ rood- that must sol even
II Ihavr to spll 'to,rcrprjrte tbdFUuU jodV cir"
\lIirt.rcstat 'r'hr cnu-r, prHa" C0'. and nHr
ah,cr Nv Nv \ ID SMITH
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4 III sips " he sold ~ cheap n can h.
Y bought nj Chicago. hy the coil nr otherwise
lon tmen,rr requested to call Gndexnmine
l. II SvtTu
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Dress Goods

t'nr'ram@ and fancy paids may b" found ia
sale chenpa the Star Ni,re
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Roots a. sElnC,

The Star s'or" Of Iowa sherry & Smith i rh,
p'1r" to buy 7nvthrn"ln 'I- boot and shoe e.
west side olthe {, urlhou,c.
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\ lnry" ot OF brown and h'eached shrr'in,
and shifting orsH'c cheap At the Star Store.