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Stubble Lands.

Moving lands from which heavy and cX.
orbitant crops of hay have been removed
ordinarily produces an after math, or ''scc
ond CROP" in its decompoSed state is capaci-
tatcd to supply most excellent manure
1t has been calculated that statute acre oil
well set sward land provided the soil be or.
dinarily fertile, contains from thirty to forty
tons Of soluable matter all, or nearly all Of
which may bercndcrcd available as pabulum
for plants.
This vast amount being turned under in
autumn, by the careful inversion Of the sod
and protected from the wastage Of the sun
and air, is in condition to operate the most
beneficial action upon the soil and the future
crop.
The laws Of chemistry. under such a dis
position Of circumstances, operating uniform
ly with the greatest facility, and chtcting,
without any extraneoU assistance from art,
the consummrton Of Il most happy aud. desi.
able end have known some few instances
in which the turning of green crops, as a
means of providing pabulum for crop. In
one instance field of some half dozen acres
was sown in oats; the growth was heavy
and so far as crop was concerned, there was
every prospect of complete success; but the
field was plowed Just As the grain was pass
ing from the state Of greenness to maturity,
and the soil was in no ways benefited bat
rather injured thereby.
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The Poultry House.

As everything connected with poultry
nowadays has peculiar interest we give
the following sensible remarks from an Eng,
lsh agricultural journal :-Er.
'First of the roost and nest house. The
floor should be sprinkled with ashes, or
loan, pulverized peat, or fine charcoal, and
the floor should be cleaned of every week,
The yard should contain grass plat
some fine gravel, slallcd lime, dry ashes,
and pure water The nests should be lined
with moss, heath or straw. Evidently the
Dorkings are the best breed they will lay
m average of 1875 eggs each per anAnm
Fowls with black legs are the best for roas'
ting. while those Of white legs are best for
boiling. If you want them to set carly,
leave the eggs under them. Fowls in their
native habits never lay more eggs than they
can hatch. Remember that no success can
be expected from poultry keeping if their
houses be damp, cold, unclean, or badly
ventilated if their food does not approx
mate to that which they can get in state Of
nature, viz: mixture of animal or vescta
bic food; If the water they drink be stag
nant, the drainage of the manure heap, &C.
or if the strongest and hanlsomest be moi
bred from"
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RUSH FOR SHILLING LASDs.-A correspond
cnt of the Missouri Republican, writing from
Shawnectown under date Of Sept. 2lst, gives
tn. following account ofthc rush att Land
Office in that place for lands under the grad.
uation bill:
The "GraduatiCn" OF "bit" Land Act,
went into operation Monday last, and early
in the morning our quiet little place showed
signs Of much excitement, and at eight o'ck
in the morning it was determined to form a
line, take the names of all persons present,
md then call them up in rotation. About
1875 were on hand; on Tuesday about $50 ;
Wednesday, $50; and to-day, coo. About
fifty entries are made daily, taking about
1000 acres of land, and | presume the ex-
element will continue till all the land in the
district, worth "bit' is taken; but wheth,
or it is all taken for "actual settlement and
cultivation" do not pretend to say. Every
man puts his own construction upon the
oath, and it depends much upon the material
their consccnccs are made Of They all
seem to think that they are entitled to it, and
"Uncle Sam" is rich enough to stand it. II
will help the country in way of taxes, and it
is as well to let it go. ! noticed in the crowd
several ladies, some who have lost their
cords" and others who had never found
them, but are willing TO have farm. also
noticed some Of the sons of Africa
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Gun Maker.

Iad dsdl,r ~ NIL ,lHis NJ Sporfsmeas .4riicics,
Oue d0o, sGuth Of the EaigH House, Columbus
Nhrct, DttUgJ,W,
IL FS,uastansiy oHh1ndia general assortment
IN OF English aud German dJlhe and single
rowling piece, boys guns, good variety, all Of
winch were buugh, Tor cash, aud selected from
aTg, invoices, with Lrcatcarr az to their general
worknan,hipaud finish and can be sold at better
bargains than have been hcre,Oior, had IN this
marker.
Gentlemen Wishing guns for themselves OF boys
and nos beng good dgcs olthr article will find il
an ohecito call on the subscribers where they can
depcndup0n what Il TOLD them aud be sure OF get
ting a good safe gun, as We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers and have none OF the cheap
castironstuil with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Rcmington's celebrated cast
teeand IRON barrels are warranted to be equal to
any made n this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have otsevera years been engaged IN the manu-
iacturc OF the ccI.brltedlncrease twist rifles, and
haveayailtd themselves Ot all the latest improve
menis at regards the inside finish and sighting /;
we ilatt.r ourselves ,hat an inspection Of the work
made nj our establishment. l. all that is wanted to
satisiygenllemen OF the trslh 1.-THE above state
Iaent.
Powder, a superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice orl0ng ranges,
Key fitting done bycOmpetent hands and in a
workmanke manner.
Allwork done BY him is warranted.
Ottawa ,Dec2 1852 N. p. BRrNRER.
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Cattle Culture.

A writer in a New York paper makes
some excellent observations on the necessity
and policy of farmers entering into stock
raising. Ho says:
ave would suppose that the farmers Of
this State, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois
would sind it profitable to turn their atten-
ton to the raising gilmore cattle. The pres.
,nt scarcity of cattle so frequently COM
planned Of in our markets here and at the
east, is in u great degree referable to the
fact that immense supplies of live stock,
which used to find their way from the West
ern country to the great markets on the At
lantic seaboard, are now seeking and finding
a more profitable market on the shores Of
the Pacific. Cattle Of all kinds are in great
demand in California, and the prices realized
by the drovers are such as to make jour
ney across the Plains, long and hazardous MS
it is, matter Of but comparatively little ac-
count. The cost of feeding cattle on these
long marches is next TO nothing, nature gen
erously supplying enough of proyendcr by
the way to fatten the animals by the end Of
the journey. This is considered better 10y
the farmers than bringing stock to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston; better
than paying heavy railroad and iorry-boat
fares to reach markets, and after getting
there pocketing profits that are never more
than moderate. This diversion Of cattle
from our markets in this pat of the country
is serious inconvenience TO our population,
20 whom animal food is an almost daily ne
ccssty. But we see help for ii so long as
California holds out the temptation of higher
prices, backed by ready demand. TO sup
ply the place of the Western cattle thus
Withdrawn from our Eastern markets, the
farmers in the grazing districts of New Eng
land, New York and Pennsylvania, we think
would find it profitable to devote more at
tenton to this particular branch of agricul-
turc. There is an opening for it now 1t new
or had before. In this connection we may
mention some facts afording an idea of the
extent of the cattle trade that is carried on
by some of the graziers Of Ohio alone. Mr..
Edward Potter, formerly of Newburg, Geau-
"a county, arrived at Los Angeles on the
Goth January last, having in charge large
drove Of becvcs and sheep. lie left Missou-
ri river in May, 1853, having thus been about
eight months on the journey. lie travelled
by way ofthe great Salt Lake. Mr.. Potter
says American sheep are worth from twelve
to fifteen dollars per head; and working
oxen $500 per yoke; cows so per head
and a drove Of Dcyons from Gcauga would
be worth all man would ask, for few
thousand cows and heifers Of that description
could be sold for $500 or S}00pcr heap.
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Lands for sale,

In La Sale cOHRtg,--Sec,on q, eh of %, and
wh OF 20, IN township 81, range east Of the 81
p N. A strip OF land is broke on the lines OF the
above tracts, sufficient for the planting and cult.
walton Of an osa &c orange hedge
In livingston cOnaty.--I'hr whole Of sec. 49,
and the nh Of 80, in township 80, range east Of
the 81 p. m.
These tracts are from one and a half to seven
miles Of the junction OF the Fort Wayne and l,n-
con air.line railroad, aud the Chicago and MIS-
sissippi railroad and are most oilhem well water.
ed, aud AT respectful distance from timber and
settlemeuts-wl deer plenty; wolves and green
headed flies abundant.
The choice OF nyqaar,er section OF these lands
can be had at $500 per acre.
In Lee c0UHfU-Whoie of section 90, together
with - acres Of timber land IN township 81 ,
range ! l. west OF the lth p. M. 100 acres OF which
are broke, eighty acres fenced and under cutva.
ton three miles Of osage orange hedge aroundit,
and within miles ol the Franklin grove depot.
Also, n good house and nine aud halt acres in
the village OF Lee Ce1tcr.
Allorany OF these lands will be sold in q1ant.
ties to suit the purchaser.
lambound 10 sell these lands, for | have made
srrangr#ients TO 20 10 Nebraska. leclil my duty
20 90 there aud vote against slavery and am desi.
rous to get a company Of abolitionists to 90 with
me for the same patriotic and phlanthropic pur.
pose June 2i-tt) WIN PuILLIPS.
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Charcoal FOR SwINE.-lt is perhaps not
generally known that one of the best articles
that can be given to swine while in prepare
ton for the tub is common charcoal, the nu-
tritve properties are so great that they have
subsisted on it without other food for weeks
together. Geese confined so as to deprive
them Of motion, are fattcncd on three grains
Of corn per day and as much coal as they can
dcvour have become fat in eight days. The
hog eats voraciously after u little time, and is
never sick while he has cool supply. It
should always be kept in the sty, and be fed
to the inmates regularly, like all other food
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iflr0itinrs.
Norval's Bitters.

'NIlESE Bitters are prepared by one Of the most
Il successful Medical practitioners oithe age
Having been used by him Tor the las, fourteen years
I'm bis Sraciicel IN all Bilious Diseases with emf
men, success. They are now offered TO the public
as the only reliable medicine ybeing purely veg-Ia-
bIe) ior the permanent cure oflhc following disea
srs, viz:
an imperfect action IF the Lirey Of Kidneys,
Fefer and 1gue, DyYqsia, Dysentayg,
ChiU fsrer, hdiyestiioa, Lirer compft
Sch Headlche, Htermittas, JduHdice,
HemittcRs, Diorrhea, DebiGtB
Loss qfdppettis, Cotl Strcais SIN disoases,
frMhLr CoMrKAiNTs, weakness, &C. Of the
lairn. lis one Of the best aud safest medicines
before the public. No CaIomc, CANINE or Arse
me m it. Sold by &. l.. THoMrsoN, Ottawa, ;.
J. Greenwood, LaSalle. July l-6m
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Wu,er pOWcr To Lensr.

THE undersigned ul,r great Inducements TO
i capitalists aud manufacturer, NJ they have de-
cldeGiy the bestwatrT power IN the state hJvIuE0
yr.9jlre head and fall aud .iluatcJlu Dayton. /
mi,r,aOOYc Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which, - keptln repairby the tate without
any cosito the Undersigned They have water To
lease ioratcrm Of yearssuicicut 10 drive 20 run Of
Il feet burTs, and wi!ilcascon very ibera terms to
any good responsible company
Thssa rare chanceturmen olclp!tal who may
wishtogo lnlOlhc manuactunngbu,incss Thel To-
caiionis very healthy aud admirably -iluated AZ It
is on navigabIe feeder, within miles OF he con
temp.a'ed Rock Island rail rund, and tie head OF
steamboatnayigntion. Observation-Disclosures ad-
dress DAYTON .mnY3l. JoNN GEHHN 4 SoNs.
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FARM For SALE.

THE S w &c. 30, T. 80, r. S,
ISORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
A. w. Jackson miles east Of Marscies, on
tAc Chicago and Rock Island railr Dad aud on the
l. aud NJ, canal There is about Us acres Of
lanl, with bearing orch1rdo OF excellent fruit,
well aud cstern, and new house, nearly finish
ed.
For further particulars, apply to &. W. Jack.
son, Ottawa, or to d. e. undcrhlll, adjoining
said tarm Nnnlms, Angus, 5-,f.
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Green's Mills,

'INllE Ohove mills haveius, undergone thorough
i repairs and are now 50 arranged that six run
oIburrs cGnb turned on custom work or merchant
either which makesthe "Old Pioneer one ofthe
bestcustom mills in the state; n the four run Of
merchantburrs, bolts, Ne, vii. be used Tor custom
work whoncycrrequired.
Gen emen give us cnl las we are determined
to spare no pains, with good, competent and ne-
commQdatng millcrs TO render genera sa,isiac ton
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll oithe above mills and will hereafter suvprin-
tend them IN person and he feels confident that
wthhis new arrangement together with d .oung
Neutrality-suspicious. in The above businessthat he
cansaiely defy Ill honorable competition
DAYTON, Sept Ii 1852. y. GREEN
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New MoDR OF PLANrING...Thc following
mode of planting has been acted on tn
success by Bohemian arborculturiSt In
place of using the process Of grating, he
takes an oirshoot of any fruit tree, and plants
II IN a potato, both being carefully placed in
the SOIL SO that six inches of the shoot shall
be above the ground. This latter takes root,
grows with rapidly, and produces the finest
fruits. Spirit Of Tie Times.
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JOO0 REAM Sloolscap paper,
AoOo 1000 reams letter - ofthc mOstIe-i-
rab!e StyIesiol county offices and business men,
5000 envelopes Of every STYLE,
20C Diapers inksands the best article, and the
most salrabe inkslan now in the market,
iGOdCzsn bottles oiiHk for sale at very low rates
wholesale orrctail, at BUELy's Bookstore,
Juh 50. l22 Lakes street .Chirlro
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Shelf Hardware l. Tools,

whicbthey are Offering at orry low prices.
Their Stool. consists of complete assortnl
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AALAAEAS CEHED :
Emersons American Hair Pcs'orativ.

FOR Re-toringthe llairon Heads H5rELEssLy
BALD, and to prevent the Hair from falling. d.
winning golden opinions otPenors whoar,using
Z. This is anew article, recently introduced Il
isrr thingtor Baldnessi and viii stand the trsi
OF discerning public. The proprictorsh have such
confidence IN u that they auihotzc their
Agents TO take Bald cases on GUARANTEE.
Price 81 large bottles,
g l.. Tunvrsos, Agent
&. l. fISllERN co, Promoter.
81 SIugIIpr Street f'l.yY..ff gI|..y
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N q tic q q.

T HAVE placed my books and accounts with C.
i &. Miller, at A. Fosters store, for immediate
settlement. An those knowing themselves in.
deb,cd to the firm Of Huston g. Johnson, or John
Huston, will call at the above named place, and
settle their accounts. " JONI HusroN.
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AGueGuCt Nsills.

TJANING leased the above mill, for term OF
years, and put the same in perfect condition,
am gain prepnredto resume custom grinding,
end havius competent aud reliable Millers. hope,
as heretofore, TO give general "a tllaction.
A superior article OF Flour, constantly on
hand, either al the Mil. or nj Nlessrs: Reddck Il
liurlbuts Store. Jul22-ly JAMES KELLER.
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PIX BorGus ron SHEER. "A writer in the
Nieh;aaa Farmer says, that pine boushs
given to sheep in winter, will prevent shed,
ding their wool, and promote their general
health, &c. lie recommends lew loads
placed where they can get them, ana says
they will eat the leaves and bark rVadtl!
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New Tailoring Establishment,
American Artists Union

n VIE Subscribers to the Works u the Ar
4 i-ts' Union are resDertlullv informed that
from the Unprecedented favor which they have rr-
ccved, the Secretary feels confident in eating
that the whole number OF EngrIylnls $50 OJO..
will be disposed of within few months, Of which
due notice, through the press, Will be gwen
AGENTS
are requested TO form Clubs aud send in their Sub.
scEibers without delay
]. W. IIOLBRCOKE, Secrctgrg
July 22-3n. sos Broadway, New York
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>,--~ffyP,s bite Fish, Salt, and Trout
"A~-s----a-S lust received, n superior lot of
whit, fshlUdirogt, andiorsalc Jylla barrel. .
arrel, and at retail.
Also, sallby thc barrel and snck
August 20. Il. dl,-,.
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NEW GOODS.

TN l. undersigned wouldsny to his customers,
l. that he has Just receivedhis
NEW GOODS.
And that he is now opening large stock and vnri
ETY., which can't be surpassed in The city, it con-
ss,ing OF gen RI stock, such as is usually kept
in this market. Those in want OF
GOODS,
Will please give me n callbciorc purchasing else
where, as | am bound to sci them at great bar
gains and will say, at least, il you will give n
call, think | shall be able to save you some
money.
Don't forgctthe place, near the Union h ouse
Columbus street, at J. d. OLMsTEAD's.
n. B.--The subscriber wishes to purchase
500 KEGS OF BUTTER,
for the California market, and for which he will
pay the highest ma ike price, at his store.
May 81. J. d. y.
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? int Establishment,
SEEING. EARL & son
w. fI'Llltl- fHtl' iliil'iliiE ~ bAlliiils-t as
PAINTS, OILS, "a EAKNas31ES,

| AVE opened at the above stand. aud have
Tor sale aiuil assortment OF every article IN
he paint aud color t'ade, aud needed ~ the out
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NOtit.e {,

rsSlE subscriber i. now prepared to deliver
flour free Of charge, to all purchasers with
in the city limits thi, side oithe H. river, Order.
may be lrf either at the mill orat Mrssrs Red.
dick n llurIbut's store, where u slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered q, nominal rates
Terms invariably cash. lul2o JAMIs krEirR.
1000 Acres 0I l.anu for safe,
EANOR ABLY situated on the lime OF railroads
II In thu touniiesof Ia Sale, De kalh. Gfun-
DIV, and Livingston, which vii be sold on iavora.
bic terms u paymen, to actual settlers.
house and lot ior sale in Ottawa.
Matchi-it. lonN 7. ANTHONY.
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a BLACKSMITH sHt !, TOOLS, &c.
CAD shop is pleasantly located IN the town II
y Harding, twelve miles north from Ottawa,
has an ample patfonlge, ond IL a rare chance Tor
person wishing To follow hat occupation
for particulars, enquire OF
July lg-3n IIoosrER & STEVENS.
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VI lie subscriber wishes to say to the public
that he has this day purchased Of Jno,
Huston. his n,ire stock of goods in his store,
and wishes a continuance fpublic pa from &c. as
heretofore extended. - h V Ilrsros.
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Connecticut Clock DepOl,
q. g, g. s. U. neana!

4 LARGER vnrcty, quantity, and superior
"A quality TO any h,oIA offered m thiscity, con-
staDliy on hand, and >U.d at the most moderate
prices as We receive direct from the mandatory
Also, clock repairing done and warranted, at
moderate prices.
lnWtw ct my long experience, extensive ac.
qlaiutaucf, and genera, satisfaction gwen m the
business, hope 10 receive liberal share Of pat.
ronnge, both from The clfy and surrounding coun
try. \. 5 DEAE' rcst side 81 tbs courf house,
bN9Ua. July t.
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Real French ParasOls :
nalmost endlessvarietY.
Reai laces, OF every kind, FROM l. to SIS per
yard. A complete assortment Of
HOSIERY,

OF silk, cotton, and LsIe thread for ladies', ms
ses, aud gentlemen.
In linen, sheetings, coun,erpancs, shirings
table linens, table covers, linen shceinP. nap
kins, table c.oths, pillow case linens, ana family
goods OF ev.ry description, our stock will always
comprise the best makes and styles in market.
1000 pieces bes, English and American prints,
best qualities and styles in Market tcc sell them
diiGt 10 cents.
We have now in store many styles of good,
bought at auction, and for cash, Ia immense
quantities, that we rctaiihy the yard for less
price than western merchants pay tor .hcn in New
York aud Boston.
We shall receive large additions to our stock
almost daily during the season. and receive all the
novelties in style or fabric, Immediately on their
frs, appearance in the New York, Boston, or
Philadelphia markets having rczidenl buyers in
those cities.
Country merchants buying for cash, will find it
totheir interest to examine this stock.
iunl7 Ross e. FO=TpR. n lake street Chica 90.
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CAUTION TO LADIES.

We have said they produced instant e..rt from
Uterine Pains, by applying one cad oi the CHAIN
to the spine just hove the hips and the other over
the Abdomen, bat We are obliged to give tb,-
word of CiEIION to the ladies who are "fH-
cicnie, that lbs not salt TO continue the Use fl
great icncthoi time, al miscarrlgc ~ often the
sa-yli The ngice VI ihesc Chains are 50 and s.,
ana ear be s.utby HeNtIaiiy pIfiof th. Site
Eg-JOSEPH SIEURT, Genera. Agent, 900,
Broadway. n. Y.
L, Y. GHlI1s, aseUi, north eide If he comf
h0use square June II.
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UNDERTAKE {:

FTVWVTTY UTTFNWtU 70 N UFUlI.
Eistsmctaiiie buriai caScs; also, collins OF all
sizes constantly on hand.
Ware ROBINSON La Sale street, one door south
Of the post office. Mandatory, corner Of Gin.
iOnand Columbus streets. south 81 the foundry
Ru0G, WATSON Il Co.
D1J- Eight or ten cabns and chair makers can
find constant employment and good wages, byap-
plying to the subscribers oil r. W x Co.
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Cook &. ParlOr Stoves,

nj Of WHICH IH'y are bUunn % scll very low.
They are also Manufacturing extensively all
kinds OF Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron ware Par.
ricularattcntioupa paid TO Job work
A share OF the public patronage il respectfully
solicited. Cal and see u.s." We like to show
Goods aud sell them il wecan
STORE, three doors West OF Sanger a. Ar.
mour's Brick Block iui9 S. L. KING a. co.
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'Eic Great Music Book


"a 4. d. = " Va
embrace some of lae'besi music Of the psal-
mister, the dulcimcr, the cautca lauds, and
Mcssrs. Woodbury., ilastinCs, Nosonand Brad
bury are enga ged in compiling forit, Choice mu-
sic rom the ilrstmaslers, and also preparing COM
positions Of their own, entirely new aud Of the
best character.
The design of the pubiishcrsis 20 present q col
lecuon o. church music 10 the public, which will
surposs any work Of the kind eVerye sJg5lI-hcd n
America, 10 the uum5rrand variety Of It's tunes,
anthems, set-pieccs, and cHoruscs, &c.
1t wlcOnlain also a comp .ete uraturioutranged
for the work, which WILDE found 0iggcat value in
the conccrlrnom olsingirgcla ssea Specimen CO..
pica may be had Of 4 IT, & =. BURLY,
Juy23. Plhlishcrsagcuts, Chicago.