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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
Ups ana Downs.

Tho sojourners at our city hotels are ia
iniiar with the modest tone in which the
words New York Herald Tribune -
Times baltimore SUM- National lmiclli-
gcncer," "union,' &c, ia'l upon their
ears from Il respectable elderly gentleman in
the newspaper line. 1t break Of day yod
may find him at the railroad depot, with his
bundle Of these maps oi busy lj(r,' at
breakfast time heis at the hotel r,ady TO
exchange his commodities for the ready CASH
and agnia as midnight draws near, YOU viii
stu tind him pursuing the even tenor of his
way. pressing his sales. We have observed
him for many years going rcguarly through
this routine. Many wonder ii he ever sleeps
li"etcnai vigilance is the price Of liberty"
he is entitled to the largest that may be had
\ curiosity is often manil, Stci to know his
history. Some say that lac has by dint of
much un,iring industry and perseverance
laid mp something handsome FOR "rainy
day
One morning last week, as the Hon. Lewis
y. Campbell. Of Ohio, was passing from the
breakfast room at the National with his
MORNINGS mail, this veteran news vcnder
met him at the foot OF the flight of steps near
the Office Ills eye caught the title "Cin-
cinna,i Gazette to a paper in Mr. C's hand
and, with peculiar expression he remarked
"Ah, the old Cincinnati Gazette!
Mr., Campbell halted, observing, "You
have it not in your PACKAGE
"No; but took it once
Mr., Camphcll-"Whcn;"
"in lS2s, when Chas. Hammond was cdi.
tor, and | was in the firm of Darlington 4
Wells. wholesale merchants, Main street,
Cincinnati ~
Mr.. Campbcll--'I rcccilcct The firm, Cor
was then printers devil in the Gazette
office, and faithfully through winiry storms
carried the paper to you. We are living
monuments of the "ups and downs of liic,'
Here strange expression come over the
couutgnance of " ellis, and Mr. C., fearing
that he might awaken unpleasant rcminis.
ccnces in couneXion with his change of for.
tune, left, with God give YOU success,
your energies deserve il !.
How illustrative of the changes Of ticklc
fortune. The cGrricr-boy of the news of
that day to the wholesale merchant, is now
member of the American Congress, and
the wholesale merchant now carries the news.
paper to him .--Ndtioaai IHtd
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e. IA M g ms

Carriage and Wagon NanufactoFy'
T q. GAY wuuld inform his friends and
eJ. custumrrs that he has removed 10 his
new shop at tae SOUTHWEST corner ot the pub
lie square, where lie VIII conih'e the MANI
featuring Of catriap. buggics and wagons ~
the lates, and most approved styles Being q
prac,icn workman, lie iatt,rs hlms,l thai he
can buiid as good WORK as eau be produced
IN tbs market IVoTk made to order aud
warranted to give en,ir. satisfaction. Repair
,sp done on the shortest notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

TrryrxG TIE T,Brs.--l.ord Erskinc dc.
clarcd, at large party, in which Lady Frs.
kline and Mr. sheridan we're present, that
"a wife was only a tn caaistct' tied 10 ones
tail" upon which Sheridan presented Lady
Erskiuc with these lines,
Lord Erskinc, a; woman prcsrming to rail,
Calls wife tin canister tied to once tail
Aud fair Lady Anne, while the subject he
carries on,
Seems hurt at his lordship's degrading com
pariSon.
But wherefore degrading Considered a.
right
4 canister is poiishei and usJm andbrighE
Aad should dirt its original purity hide,
That's The fault o!thc puppy 10 rhose to'tN
IL lied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

To DRIVE AWAY RArS.-A friend has just
Informed us of plan he adopted to get rid
orra,s. he tool, a small fish hook, attach.
ed to fine wire, and suspended on it
niece If cheese. letting il hang about foot
from the ground. One Of the rats lcaped
at it. and il was hooked, and set up such
horrible ,lucsl, noise aud rattle, that all tho
resi- forsock him and fed. Not rat re.
NAMED On the premises A few days after.
wards his nciglbor declared that he was
visited with plague worre than those OF
Egypt--that the rats would surely cat him
up, house and ALL Our friend enjoyed tho
Joke, but kept shady. This wns not 50 phil
anthropic OF him. SO for the benefit ei ma
neghbor, who we hope takes the ,kural,'
and the rest Of man, we "disclose the dis
closure" without cnioining secrecy or chars
ins tho dollar .--Pural Ne,o. forser.
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You CAN'r BEAR Ir!-Mrs. Riley Cole, Of
this county, presented to her husband few
days since, daughter, weighing 10 lbs,
having four teeth and could creep the mo.
ment II was born' You can't beat i,.---Ad.
rian Wcttl,oner.
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DANIEL LEAHY,
BSot 4 Shoe Manufacturer,

On Madison street, north If Gioror d; Cooks
nee Bloct,
DETUR NS hi4 sincere thanks 10 his numerous
IL customers, aud the public gcuernly, Tor the
liberal patronage he has hitherto orrccIved-havirp
lately enlarged his store, determined, by punc'-
uali'y IN fulfilling all orders andhy using tie best
Of materials and Workmanship. to merit con,nu
ance Ul the same.
Always on hand. n large assortment Of ladies'
misses aud chlldfens' bouIs, shoes, aud gaitcTs,
oi the newest styles, aud ,nadr TO oT,icr.
Rrpa,rng done rs usual MAY 2o-y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Tarc ard trct,
E)x and net,
Box and hogshcai, dry and wet
Ready made,
OF every grade,
Wholesale, retail, will you trade
Goods for sale,
Roll on bale,
Ell or quarter, yard or nail;
Every dyr.
win you buy?
None can sell rs cheap rs 7.
Thus each day
Wears away,
And his halr is turning gray!
Ger his hooks
He nightly looks,
Counts his gain and bolts lis locks.
Bye and bye
I!r will die
But the ledger book on high
Shall unfold
How he sold,
How he got and used his gold!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
From the Philadelphia Merchant, August ~
THE MERCHANT.

The following little morceau, which we
came across accidentally the other day, is
perfect in its way. II contains the whole of
the hfc history OF thousands in a nutshell;and
Is as good as whole volume of morality
How many may be found all over the land
whose entire existence from the age Of TWEEN
ty till dusky death snatchcs then. away, is
made up Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
"Tarc and trct,
Box and net,

through toll and sweat, forgetting, or IA.
ther, never thinking that lfcs lease seems
not quite so long a.. tie SUM- and that il has
conditions and claims relating TO higher
sphere Of action and noblcr state of being
conditions and claims that cannot be avoided
nor neglected without robbng our present
existence Of much Of its loycincss, and the
beauty and grandeur Of its proportions.
1t is not quite enough that the books in
the cOnn'tng-r0om of business life are balan.
ced. The sharp, shrewd, hard-dealing mo-
ncy-makcr may sit himself down in the
splendid parlor Of his princely mansion, and
say, Thank God, am even with the world,
and owe il nothing There may be some
Ono Eise whose books don't show quite as
fair as his, having been kept on different
views Of the true and the yigaL The ledger
book on High may not balance with the led
ger book below, showing that there is more
in heaven if not on earth, "than is drea-
med Of in his philosophy. But ponder
well the lesson conveyed III the following
lines.
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LECTURES.
JEWISH LECTURES. --RTt. M Rocco


JEWISH LECTURES Rev. Mn. BoSnoNME
~ w dsyss Gle foah and gh lectures eoise on wEp-
In The ,hIondse Street Methdlst Church, 7X o'clock
E Subject Of Fourth leetursp
On toe s,y Il he Lon Of isrse by Cog md gog
EB rhth Destiny the pai States ~ Propheey
"a ssss rec Israetes a.letd nha
fREE LECTURES in the HALL of the ME-
SbANlcs, INSTITUTE. Phlippa syas MONDAYS
sshen .hs Mechanism Of Man. By Prof Mott
igsphf sb-h Confirmation of
- the Steam Engine. by Jnd 90 Iarue.
MosDAY 18th and THURSDAY, igth-Two
Gaiarre. Y - " ~ - $500 ~
MONDAY. Necessity Of Mechanical Education. By
Dr Samuel A. Cartwright. LI2-=ei
THURSDAY 23iOn Dangero Mechanism By E. D. Rand
-, ,Esq. ~. ''eT4Ar's@'' e + - isA"'
to be selected Dr.
BY G. smidi, Eco. -
MONDAY Extraordinary Development
g me unied States eonasted with other Countries By c.
THuRsD DAY, l3th--on Palestue.n By nj. w A. seott
hOMDA Y, ifh-Suhiee 10 be selected. BY Prof. Dimry.
THURSDAY, 2an Popular Europe the Unied
states. BY Joseph Brenan.
aa'hn Astronomy connected with Eelipses
By George Palfrey VIC. KENDALL,
mas Chairman Of Comfnttes o Lectures.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
wednesday Morning March 90 1854
CoTTON-The market little more animated but
the de- nand barely fair and the sales ounted
only e5 20 bales factors submitting to decline of
New ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
inferior =. 5a@ ~ M tsi Fairl0 @1oh
SS5 iasayy ssS y 4 ae1i Fsi - g
aood Middine.. 91s0 estl9aod and Fine... a.
COTTON AND qoBAceo sTATEMEsT -.
1858. oo' '.io5aa i0'1''o: 2ssst
s sssa;v on n s,S.s sept y essaa5 12s77
As's'.'a s y,nsss 5s2las2sse i5a-lsosl
1.oos, 4s8 424o6
AAp"l'e1 ,sstsrday. 2Ts5-7525s1 oOO-l64 2s
stook ON hand not cleared 25oDo7 26o73
sugar AND moLAssEs-Holders of Sugar were
firm but prices unchanged with sales of 1000 hhds
Fair to Fully Fair 363ac Molasses IN moderate de-
mand with sales Of 1000 bbs At decline Of about lc
for inferior qualities Prime Reboiled and Choice 1917
Nl7e, for Inferior and Fermenting eS12c 2 gallon
TOBACC0-We heard of 81 hhds Admitted and Re-
fused, sold on Monday at $40 round.
FLoUR-Market quiet. and sales limited to some 800
bbs in several lots at Sc 500 62 y bbl An offer OF
s637k refused for lot of 1000 bbls Ohio in store
GRAIN-The rates for Corn gave way and an active
demand followed with sales Of % coo sacks of which
$500 Inferior at 45946c $500 without inspection at 4Ic
1900 sacks in many lots at 4s64c and $3.50 at s5c u
PRovIsIoNs-Pork was unchanged the sales nelud-
ing 500 bbls Mess in three lots at 2 To- and l25 state
Inspected at S13 q bb Green Meats were still lower,
and noticed sales Of nearly 100000 Is at 654c p b
for Good to Prime Hog round Bacon was in request,
with sales of 100 casks at for Prime Sides and $40
sssc y fb for Good to Prime Shoulders There also
good demand for Lard and noticed sales of Ga bbls
and terees No at sNo 1888 No to Prime GAS and
90) at $40 4T4 Prime at &c. and Ito kegs at ga toloc
"a tb.
CoFFEE-Demand good. Sales 27oo bags Rio, com
prising 551 at 1oc 100 at 0c 1000 at f49 at
and 3o7 Prime at 11G0114c q fb.
sALT--A cargo of 74l0 sacks Liverpool, about one
third fine, sold at the reduced of 73c a sack
nfoat, the purchasers paying charges of storing etc
BAGGING-i00 pieces Kentucky sold at 13c cash.
GAhDLES-sales 265 boxes Star taken at 2o1so,
equs cash, 100 at 2os4e, and &C. tayorte brand,
iWeidsmir's) at 2lc U Ii.
WHIsEY-We noticed sales of Ordinary Recti-
fed at % e, 200 bbls Raw and so divers Extra,
at 28o y gallon.
FREIGHrs-EateS easier ship taken for Ly-
erpoo at ODD for Corn British ship I'd Cotton
and soms Cotton shipped in American vessels at
ExoHANGg-Demand good at our quotations
Sterling .lo6 Dl0sA % Ct prem
Francs. ot .lolBo 10
New York Sixty-day BHs. ......11<01I a CT. disc
Sight Checks on New York. .parJ4 u ct. prem
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BesUare of Strangulafed Her,.ta,
sUith an Its Horrors.


ar Those infe for the RUPTURE in sii lis
daily increasing popularity the
TO their friends with heartfelt II culedl
cured, by the use Of 1e
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpYaitf
The Mdis.l Faculty Of this well England
aud France universally their apputniir
tive Tas while hsy poneuac the only
accpdn with the pnpee Of elect a
ds N action rom I'll others light elastic,
wear closes the hernal
Bul observed that M
aone he OF he that The
they must look equally v
familiar With The ansien The body
o. truss 50 that go Will rrhat from H. Dr. awreaee
arated English ser Hern ably agus the nisest
kupIukE REMEDY is external which
M use arertan weakness ths lower
AT. amaps ora prsdispastiun raptnre Y TSfs2S
The of the
who has desosed msny TO the
nshes HIM. examination,
:s nd shape u speedy sa4
~ Fsrtle,laf attention given Ruptnfed Ghildrsn.
PLANTERS AMI others htir SAV s CURED, without
NESS. - = -
Pessnns tho Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
kED and to avoid wohis mutations must re parcnar
INQUIRE
Tor and have personal int with
DIR. SH Err NJ AN,
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HICKSRURa

wlllsaye SATURDAY, March u.s. a. $ oeIocs y
NOR v1cKsB URGs WAEfpSToN, srss.ss n
~ NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD sAAksafGsesgs4
NEY NATCNEz FORT ADA4ls BAYOU SARA, aAasSsaE1SHSa
and BATON ROuEReEuat Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELIEThe neT magnificent and swif
White as above For ~ paaas apply
20 - -. SMITH q FIMiSTER i6 Canal streat.
w This Southern Belle will privilege
uha
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MEMPHIS

Wfteavr WEDNESDAY. March % nj O'Clock. p n
HS0R MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- wa
4 LEalN, LAKE PRovlpsNx,E NATGHEZ sslskal5.ssT
EllkSBUEG aud al intermediate ltnlngs
WEDNESDAY hlsmehis Packet BULLETIN No. s.-Tls NE
staauler BULLETIN Ne Gapaas Church,
be ready to receive freight aedav morning.
Fortnight passage, apply on beard,
JOHN E. HYDE Il CO. II Posdraa street.
n s-fhe BULLETIN Meusphs with
john Smpon, for NASHVILLE and the Memphis
takng through either hls
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,

r II HazsltoL....t7,dl
Sylphide ID
Salem ........ls,dl
Seimpre Viva. - 3,i4
Sllenzis .........o2.d2
The Duke. Point
Tnnaro -.....Point
undlns. ia
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NEW ORLEANS, OPE. fsSs nt,s E-;zssssF5ssgs.sgg7
LousAs AND GREAT WEST k II ~ ~

~
EN RAILROAD sUNDA lsh in snt Pnssenger
Trains will this follows
SGNDAfS-Lease Ag-isNt o'cloFk A. NJ and O'clock
N ave the aasd the Road ut O'Clock.
TUESDAYS AND THURS Agtefs ~ O'clock NJ,
and o'clock, Leaye Head Of The Road O'clock, M
NJ. H.
ESs Fare 80 CENTS EACH WAY.
I Up Trains leave Gfetrs Algier
B, an ts fery Boats of The fist Second
DstrctS will ehye the City their
tea bel the stuting Of the Trlns Third District
Ferry y minutes before h Font D1iiet Ferry
Grens 10 Minutes before the departure OF Trains
nhis lw B.. +. FLA Secretary. q
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New ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsoN Cry
Tuesday Evening, March 81, 1854
Arrived to-day 70 head of Western Cattle and 80
Mich Cows There Is heavy stock Of Hogs offering
with Int few sheen snd 140 head of Western
BeeYes The market is pretty firm
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A MOL YOUNG'G IESTIMVNY-STERLIN
NJ, NJ FACTS RENEALEDpR sHEaMANs TRUSS AND RE

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, N Marth Is. 1854
In recommending those who the
Ruptnre the 81 Dr. shermag Patent Truss nothing
duced the Rupture Remedy speak canaiy
eig that only the appreciate that there
vicinity especially
aly cured BY the ahas child years
longing Col George W. Young of WaveIly
NTH the other negro abou IS # belonging
had object
rupture indeed hernia nmcr when
months OF the andR mo-
the influence he now, his
leaving home, perfectly
active his plantation In fact from
while wearing
we'll perisat sclen; Others
A. h YOUNG Col mhus Miss.
The lho shove
srangalated Rapsrs coed TT comfort and finally radically
=
Dr. SHERMAN his ohs charez street,
whore prepared tosppg @ Patent Truss all forms of
Persns ppetors personal n
teryie%. NH
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILy CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning, March ~, 1854. J

OFFICE DAILy CRESCENT, L
Wednesday Morning, March ~, 1854 J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Stesniship FL Dorado, Gray, Aspinwal, r. Jennings
Steamship Daniel Webster, Waack, Juan, Temple
b. ablp Harmony. Liverpool, JHAshbdge gee
h rk jacob Preniss, Lotins New York; VIM GfteYy
Bark Chas S o Brown, Philadelphia C j Mseker aeo
SCbr Henry Mutt, Garwood, Baltimore, G w HynBon
NusTs Aparsdes Epino campeacy Fernandez
ARRIVED
R4sanship South Marks York. to w stans
lat district
Schr Eagle, winsow, days from Pensacola
Steam boats
Monroe, Gwartney, Grenpis
S W Downs. Clarke. from Shreveport.
r w MeRae, Cannon, from Camden.
John Strader, Brown from l aft
Magnolia Thomasson, from Louisville.
Iowa, Fuk erson, from st. Louis
Belle Sheridan, Montgomery Louisville.
Lexington, Mather, Louisville.
Ohio Marhal from
Crescent City, Young rom Louis
L. NJ. kennett, Boffnger, Alton
Fanny Sparhawk, Tereboune, from LAfourche.
Dphelia, Dinlry, Baite.
opssusas, Neal Teta.
ansrs, Linn, Wabash Riyer =i
ansas, Stevenson. Wetumpka and Montgomery.
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EpRocLAMATIoN DU MAIRE-aIA1p1p DE


Ia NeusgLLS oRtKAss, lie 90 Fsyrier, 1854.
En- de Psce de cans uui
PoufEs administration s. alproue
L. " terer 1855 conturm6mn ascte
d ae l poufyot incorporation de In vile
Ia vile De NeRVee oteals appnuv6 lie % Fsrfie
daFra lea ara DUNE dpunace No SS do CoHsti
yhle de Ia Nunvelie oesns qn d6emAs
ferentRds,ricts e wards apgroBvs ie Il octehr,
Avs est Ia pleent
votantg dnnent qualities Vile ugeln 3ame
Lul de Mars chain dc nlaisl ponr f les
oe erdcntifs Ia vile de Ia NouYsl4 Orleans
Csnsgi Coamun suit sarci.:
I'm Maire de la vile de la Nousele Orleans.
UnTfesGter
a IN Couta eur.
Tn Commisssirede. R1es,
Los ohcers iessus desnt dire par general
Qdatre Recorders district,
district de Ia vile de "a Neasrlle Orleans.
Sept members Ctusei yAcapees
occasionpees isp ration es Sewei u
ct j NJ. Burke, saviit
Dams e Prenlst District, tfofs Aldermen
Dansie 70 ond District, deus Aldermen.
Dams lie Trolslenle District, M Alderman.
Dsns lie Quatt ieme Dsirict, Alderman.
Yingtpt menbraE COnssi
Dams lie Premier Ward, tr0s Assistant5 Aldermen
Dana L Second Wsrd qnstfe AsstsHnts-A dernsu.
Dsns le Trdisiame Warn, men. =.
Dams e Quatfiame WAta5 Assistants
xallans lie Clnqueule WEri, Assipau Aiernlen
sSosns lie SSeme Ward, denx A, sitt tnts- AID -rmen
Dana e Septleme Ward denr sstans Aldermen,
Dams 10 Hntleme Ward IN ASSISTANT Alderman.
lans 10 Nensteme Ward, Assistant ia
Dams e Dt1f4me Ward denx Assist Atlrrmap
Dans 10 on,iame Wa Assistant ferman,
Les polls die 'insperou
des apecteurs efe
Les retous de IL d eeeNn atte
tormement Ia loi tmh'] A. D, CRoSsAiAN, Msi ..
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Per Haynes boat No 1880 M bb beef rounds
H Kennedy AGO.
besf56o do India beef rs b -four
S IL Kennedy Geo.
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MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph.1
NEw York. March l6, 1854.
Arrived ship su.na, frem New Orleans. =


LBy Talegraph.l
NEw YoRn, March 10, 1854.
Arrived shp sult.na, frtm New Orleans.
EXPORTS.
TJTIaDELPHIA-Hark Chas sugar,
"a All bills aoss.ss 800 pigs lead
ties YoRKBak Jacob bales eoiton 5s bbs pork
s2s hhds yue, 10 rags, aka corr, Tpkgs M
bb ton, shp HarmonyafsI bales cotton hhd
Steamship Daniel Webatsr-0 bbis 10 kf bills
bb sugar pkg Henry hhds sugar $50 bbs Is half
bh molassss ~ bali ksssa b aour
CAMPEAGHY-Seh. uAae.
10 kegs butter, 1856 pk9s Ip Fl Dorado-s pkgs mdse.
ASPINWALL-Seams
IMPORTS
J. VI bales cotton, Rogers BERNARD kco
PENsAcoLA-sshr Eagle. 17;,n.
CONSll VI the South-E Hynsnd--w-
NEW YoRK-For Steamship sa .hbfiage &e0B Brewer &oo
Carroll &co-J Byrns &co
Kenuet &eoBradiey Wilson &eoMrRa ishaon-S Crane
sopr &co-Cummirg Stewart &ee seongs-Eldsr
Campyfaf Suorg-S &eo-f p Gnsrnagut &eo-Gad
smith Haba-R Grady &co-rant Lewis &C sgef-M Barnett
Burbank &eo-BogaIt Foley Avery Sud- CharIssr-A
mabel Rafsley Blair Cleveland Brothers CarrolE
Crawod-Cuidy Cuteher kro-G Conasy eco Dunbar
Daley 6eo-Dsys, &eo-Damsra Aihng
Fo.iiak &eo-Fsezs Acct fEofarey Jnrsy a
pGoue-GArthvai, Aeo2 GIssa~eed Seo voey-Hsi,
Back &eo-Daon Jourdsn-LE 9resusn AooIE q 81
Comp &eoHsnsIl Gsys AcsHmss Claus Smith
zsrLJ sietmanN Acos slAisI-s
&se-s~insy, 4ee &es-H Barriars
.ssi lasrR Aseas &eo-shsrsr kso-R Isshin =
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LAKE sTEAM ERs.
Ml.I.,.BYLE

A4s0R MOBILE Direct-Dafiy U. s. e@ss &
Nail Liae Wsssr Arm sussrdS EsXHtS
II gr erssssss u on r.fF0nsTss i. n
tos nHsfer FfDHfBA, Jeha rut faSasr, and OH ECHi
Z. itsf4 ae h4sng b,cr hatoSpsessir Tor tie Lst
20 s1reo oss 81 e aes will re.
ac hairaad nAIf. faseipek,p
sessFas WI ste s Psasoaee MONDAYS ana gI5uRs
W The Mad Bag viii iesss Tie ~ ock
f.H Z. GEDDFs. Aesa., IL Back piars. MA
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s9h OsEP HUFTY,s 0n
59Vs IMPORTER, $ST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AN
S tn E G. DDS, -r-.
No. 30 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel New urea
Respectfully th Of Wholesale Dealers and
purchasers VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which
imported, and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS, of every stye and
variety. -
BRUSHES every description bis manufacture and at the
loves. Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY SDAFS, etc. y 80
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT.
ABLE DESKS together witt endless PORTE
NAGs etc.. of style and shapc and unusually
PRICES. t=45 -
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
n YOtVlNG PISTOLS SCISSORS, RAZoHs LIFE PRESERV.
Frs FISHING REELS TACKLE, every variety, to suit
tbs most determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eric 5
~ The stock in thIs line rpnsing. of the t COOPER
TOBIAS aud RI AL JOSEPH IONShN MOVEMENTS fne
4aRonant Of SWISS ENGLISH LEVERS ng.
stock Of tine and EASTERN JEW ELRE. SILSERWARE
nee selected with by e. ROBERTS, years
e Wholesale bpsiues and having purchased exclusively
easl great Inducements will be offered purchasHrs.
MONEY REFuNDEts. +
If WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC., GARRETT LlY REPAIRED and
WARGtASlED. SIN
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TEyN.N,ESsEE RIVER.

: 7---7---7 -i@st.s II ? L@1S It1 tn
wilIIeave WEDNESDAY, *. positsely
E0R FLORENCE, EASTP0RT, 80
TgscuMsA aud a yntsra 7. s,, lsss9g;
No 2The and sp ndt running passenger
IiuNNSFILE No &c w Harrison
aud viii leave above For freight passage having
acc0tnnoda atoms, apply on board or 10
/. sNAPP. 10 New Ieres
mhas or to W. A. VIDLETF a co. II NevI eyee.
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A BRIvAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE /

Ihs 9rfsinA unsurpassed md Justly Mttnns
AoblE the universally acknowledged
w95 nd w came alngaished indy eFesd through
Teoa Of Lie
siiops q M ure such England and
s cities u the Emitted Etatss tha
t With costly Diamond Broah, JsyeleA
Ring, ready visitors Poyras street between
pet pfastst and future II iy fasrsed
lady Or hustand they viii Of
,eIaSas asd eao. lapSos as beg che
acknowledged and SKILL @ probs
blly q deception or imposing, raly Iraeica
eAs gonsnaon fee from ~ % scofdg they
geo "hst tune thep oceprv iantf Il
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HE ROAD TO HEALTH

E HoILoWAY's PILLS A NEEER4EAILING REMEDY FOE
COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND SICK
CHARACTERISTIC extraordinary cures attef
other remedy Persops safsrre IN any
way Senerai Debility Sick Headaches Ier
eempltnt, may rest assured that hea sfessa
ie eaIe however bad hsir
"a INT H. medicine aes 70 dssy ne
therefore, mentioned doriass shonI hars
HuLLOWAYS PIEIS.s -
s SOIL NJ the
(nee Tempe Bar Londpn by respectable uees AMI
dealers IN Medicines 10 the United States
eosa1d y 50 EACH Whoesa by the principal he
4 CO, New orleans. 81. i'f@=s " $500.
TT There taking
NB-Dectons for thu parsn In avey disorder ma
An earl -l r rns - 80