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Drn Goo0s.

3. CT. NATTxNGER
IT AS removed 10 his new store, in irontoi The
L l. court house aud Is now nreceiptot
NEW GOODS,
And Willie able 10 show stock equal TO any in
Ouawa and Al prices as fair aud rs cheap ns amy
olhisneghbors CaIland Judge Tor yourselves 81
1000 Bushels
pURE timothy seed wanted iorearly shipment
i the highest price ia cash lbe paid IN cash
80 July % Il. hsTfiS"Eg-
CHARCOAL.
WANTED 'ocociraci Tor s 900 to 10, COObusb
w els. Alibrrnl price will b" paidiorIi Ap
ply 10 March Co J q. NArflSFER.
Plows of all i,Ipds.
I g. NATTlNGER : still agent Tor the
-. Graud'tour Flows aud is now ready to tIi
all ordersIn thatiinc. i9mr
ISreadytobuy iP0DL at the highest market
i pilce. May ~ J. q. NArrTNGER.
Usage Orange seed.
/ SHALL 5, cure ina ft days, twenty-five bu-
i shells. which am assured il u a very choice
quality, having bought it of a person who has had
long experience IN gathering and curing the seed,
and feel great confidence III recommending It to
my customers. mari-tt j. G.. NATTINGER.
Tea Tea!
| HAVE Iustreceyeds no.her largesupply oisu-
Iperiorteas, allcarefully selectedtrom newly
arrived ca rgOirom China which wiliselascheap
as usual. tMay.l :. ". CnEEyER.
2J Barrels Prime salmon,
I UST rrceyedby boat Woolcot," aud for sale
y low at November 81 CHEEyER's.
Tea. Tea. Tea.
CHEEVEIt basthe best assortment Of the best
tras, iorsaIe a 1.-THE lowestprce IN Ottawa. OILS
Window Glass,
4 | Il nd hoo, -, los
~ AT lowest prices. janet GER.
tEn BBLS. N. o. molasses, prime article
LOU for sale at tNovember5.j CHEEvER's.
150BQXEs palm soap for sale low at
NV November CHEEvER's.
~ 0OnLDs. prime goldfish Tor sale low q,
~ wv" October 10 CHEEvLR's.
25 Hog>hcads Prime N. o. Sugar,
nOUGllI siuceile decline IN market, iorsale
Dat November CnLEyEH's.
NIuMMA'S patcnt corushcl,ers sci feeding
vi iorsale on commission, atJan2l CuEEgER's,
lash paid( greenland dry hidcp, al
Jauuary2l. CHEEvE IS.
Paint, oil, ~ GLASS store.
\ GOOD supply OF paints and oils a1lways on
In BOX candies, all varieties. for sale at
~ November s. CnErvEEs.
2b Barrels
4 Nd - halt b, i-ls white fish, Just received
. "a from boat We loot .torsalentn5C AEEyER's
D, bnLa extra sugar house syrup Tor sale at
Z.D November ,. CBEEyFR's
Gun Powder
SKEGS rlc and b.a sting tor sale at small Ia
Oyancr, at January IL CuEEyrRs.
L'lSE-aUy quantity at
j January2L CGErvER's.
2OObushrls dried applesand peaches, Just re.
c"ved January 81. CHEEyEK
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WMITMANS' REFRACTORY,
CITY FOUNDRY.

TIME city foundry - now ln,operaton, and rea.
i dy to receive orde rs tor any kind olcnsrin,s
at short notice. An experienced pattern maker IL
II, work for us, who wall make any patterns wan.
ted, at short notice, anu at reasonable rates Ali
kinds Of machlne work done at short notice, II
reasonable rates,
lr Guy foundry aud machine shop, on the hydrau.
tic basin October a. H. X. foY \ Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

WARRANTED,
TIiEAPER and superior TO anv other starch
" Tor family purposes, being entirely free from
ali specks This article may be used with the ut.
most confidence, in preparing the finest mustinS
and ,inens The ingredients with which this
starch is ma de, renders wholly unnecessary the
use of starch polish, or spermaceti, as it produ-
ces fine polish without cumming up or iniuring
the fabric which is inevitably the case from the
constant use OF oily matter.
Directions fer use.-Take two-thirds of the
quantity generally used OF other kinds, dissolve in
cold water, then pour in boiling water, stirring
quckly-bol lew minutes. For sn le by
August &c. $. w. CHEEvER.
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IOOo Acres Land for safe.

L'ANORABLY situated on the line ofralrdad,
L III the counties Of La Sale, De kalb, Grun-
dy, and Livingston, which WILDE sold on tayora.
bic terms otPayment to actual settlers.
A house and lot tor "a lie IN Ottawa.
MnIrh 1T JnnN L. ANTHONY.
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EIlNGl1NSss

ON nm Usage orange plants for sale, at
AuO,OOO So so per m, delivered at Ottawa,
or SO co per m. delivered a, the purchasers
farms Orders should be sent curly, as the supply
is limited.
will also build hedges on favorable terms,
furnishing the plants, and ia king full care of the
fence until it will protect crops from all kinds OF
stock. Engage ments must be madesoo
October ION. b +. SHoTwgLL, Ottardi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
Enusn limIIleIs'InnIs

S'INGLE and double ironbench planes in sets or
y simgle pannel plows, 0gees, tiilsters, oyelos,
rabbits plumb and levels, pumppanes beads &c. D.,
forrsale manufacturers price.by
dcc8 ]. MANIEy & Co.
DLdCESNITHS Bellows, a very superiorar-
ID ucir, Tor sa.cal the manufacturers prices by
Nov. -. j. MAELLy & Co.
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GrCHt lsursaiMs.

WE have 1900 acres Of land in Iowa, of the
w most choice description, which we will scll
for cash or on time, or exchange for productive
property in La Sale county.
these lands were selected under our personal SUI.
pcryisiOn, 0ndarc such as we can recomnl, nd for
stock or grain raising, being well warered, and OF
a rich productive soil. Some OF the tracts are i'm
mediately nd looming improved farms, and all nre
conveniently located, with reference TO timber
water, settlements. mills, &c.
NJ. f. ilnLLIsrER.
Septemhcr 23-ir w, V Coz
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Septcmbcr23-il

Administrators Notice-ESt0te Of Cdleb
Kayuom dec'd.
To all Persons HtertStedin The Estate of said
Deceased:
" on are hereby notified that lshall apply to
/ the county court OF La Sale county, lii
nos, on the first day OF the mex, term thereof, TO
be holden nj the cour, house in Ottawa, on the
first Monday IN December next, for an order to
sell the whole Of the real estate pi which the said
Caleb Hayward died seized, or so much ,hereo {
as will be necessary 10 pay his debts at which
time you are requested to appearand object 10 the
granting OF said order, If you see cause
OctoberT. Henry J, REED. admir-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
The 7UhcIo World !!
900 worth OF Gifts,
for the subscribers to the
MAMMOTH PICTORIAL

MAMM0TH PICTORIAL
Of the Whole World
Published simultaneously in ;Ar three c ties Of
NEW YORK, PE!hADGLPulA,AN BAL.
TIMORE,
A-sOCn as 800 900 subscriptions are obtained ,and
having already an aciaal circalatiOa Of about
200, 600. it j. now certain
The Distribution will soon take place.
Among the extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS,
Ocug OHe tDr cUeFy ticket issued are
Prof. Hurts Elegant Country Seat, va
lueu at.................. 50 900
4 WGgHifccRt Ci'u EsSidcHcc, vaiuedal 1900
4 Cash Loan t0r 100 yearS, without me-
res, or security ........ 10000
Building Lots, Elegant Piano EOT,cs,
MelolcOus, Gold Watches, Bracelets,
Rings Book, Of Travels Ia the Old and
New World by Prof Hart, Real Es-
tate. &c.. &c, &c, in all numbering
300 600 Gifts. valued $500 900
Every single remittance II 81, secures one
years subscription to the Mammoth Pictorial,
and the grltu!ty of Git Ticket, which entities
the hslder to one share in the 10000 Gifts,
Thus every person investing IN this s,upendous
Enterprise receives the full worth OF his or her
money, in subscription TO inst class journal,
the greatest and most interesting Pictorial oilhe
agc) besides n Gift iOrcach subscription which
may prove an immense fortune to the receiver.
For complete Lis, of Gifts, and full and eXpIi-
cit particulars inrcgard to the great Enterprise,
distribution, &C., see copy OF Tue WHOLE
WORLD, viii ch viii be promptly sent, free Of!
charge, where desired by letter, post paid.
The WHOLE VI OILD may also be seen at the
offices OF all paprrs containing this advertise
meut, where information may be obtained in re-
gard to the paper and Enterprise.
agents, PGSimGSterS, and LGdicSdcsirous Of
lucrative audat the same time gcutecl employ
ment, should not fail to see a copy OF THE
l,t..l,. .Vu ttiu
liberal inducements ever offered TO agents in the
way Of immense cash premiums, gifts, commits
sIons, &c, whereby any poison, with ordinary
activity can easily make 81 600 and upwards
pcrycar; to which fact the agents We already
have can certify. Secure the Pictorial, and be-
come wise rich, and happy.
Core spondsn.s must write their address
Name, PoSfolFrc, C0gHty, dHd state, PLAIN
and DISTINCT orit will be their own fault ii
they TAIL to get an answer Adhere To this, and
all returns Slli be promptly sent wherever desl-
red, IN any part OF the world.
Us- II any ordcrSar received after the 800 600
subscribers are U5luincd, the money will be
promptly returned, posi- paid, to the persons sem
ding it,
~" Alelters andremittanoes for the Pic,ori.
al iPITH GW Tickets, must invariably be ad-
dressed, postpaid, to Prgf j. lFOODNIN
HiRT, lPOrifS HdN, BroadrdV, Nep York,
there being the only Office for the Gift Enterprise
But remittances Tor the Pictorial without
Git Tickets, may bcsent TO Prof j IFOOD-
NAN HART, Harfs BUiidbg, Chestnut
street, Phiiadciphid, Pa, there being the prin-
cipaledilorial and publication office. o7-6m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

ZONE lat last-t those elegant and convenien
Y stoves. iOctober294 ;. T.. king Il Co.
CliAlN pumps complete, Tor sale che0p by
X SrptcIGb.r3 5 f.. KING Il Go.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY :

Farm in Cook county, Illinois, 50
acres, with tine dwelling house,
Darn, necessary out-nouses, and va
rety OF fruit trees, under good cutiya-
ton, valued at. 800
lcountry residence, pleasantly situated
. miles from St. Louis the house is
nearly new, and finely ornamented
with fruit and shade trees. 700
1T. Gilbert Il co.'s pianos. 900
5 Elegant pianos, rose wood cases. ......l 500
Prince Il Co.'S melodrons.. ............150
Superb keyed accordcons. ............... GO
Set parlor furniture. ...lJO
Set superb )nrlOr iurniiuTe. .............3O 300
10 Gents tne gold watches. ........... 900
10 Ladies fine gold watches. $50
10 Ladies fine gold guard chains. ......... 200
10 Gents fine gold vest chains. 300
30 Sets Ladies ornament, d bracelets. 200
10 Sets ladies Ornamcn,cd earrings. 100
2: Gents cluster pins. ........."........l5 $50
- Ladies hne Mosaic pms. $50
80 Gents gold rings with scttlngs... ..... 400
200 gents gold pens with cases...... al 900
200 Ladies gold pensw with cases. ........l 600
1000 Cola pens, enameled points. 900
100 ten S Turkey morocco por; nonnais.. $50
100 Ladies pearl mlaId pori-monnais.. .... $50
] Double bafrerd gun, silver mounted. 80
/ Set hunting trappIngs.. ....."..........1j
Avery Crystal Palace sewIngmachines. 100
so Ladies figured silk and satin parasols. $50
50 Ladies silk umbrellas. ................25 $50
- 81" ''''' muse - - '-e'
100 Gents walking oGes.. 200
200 Ladies fans, various patterns... ......5O0
10 Ii! les gold thlmbles.. ................s 80
"a Ladies silver ,himbles .................1S
3 Ladies superb work boxes. IS
3 Scents dressing eases. .........".. ....75
l Splendid pleasure carrnge... $50
1000 Popular literary works.. 600
1900 Fine s,ee plate cngravinps of Clay. 1900
1900 Fine steel plate engrayings Of Web
Strr.. -, ,DOU
1890 Fine steel plate engraving UiCahOun. ! 500
In making the above seecio nothing has been
nclnded that is not highly useful aud desirable,
There are nearly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
MNOIY-NOYEiaxl..

WHOEVER says there is 10 book store in OF.
w rnwa, knows nothing. T.. Y. Gripgs has
49, 500 worth oibooks, stationery and articles be-
longing to book trade and II the customers will
come IN aud cali for books lie will double his stock
this fall Call toranyihing you want, and II
have not got 1t on mysheves Twill soon grtt AT the
new drug and book store. aul2 t.. Y. GgIG6s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

NEW ARR
IN TIE
Wagon and Carriage Business
I HAVE takenthe shops formerly occupied by
/ 4. Barnard, where | shall continue the Wagon
and Carriage business with new vigor, ! shall
use none but the best material, and pledge myself
to do good work People buying work at this shop,
can depend On what is told them. | will ende a.
vorto keep on hand at al! times, Wagons, Buggie.
and Carriages. A share OF public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
W. SCOTT BARNARD.
Il, BARNARD, Agent.
n B.-Wnnted, two or three good Wagon Ma
kers, also good Buggy Maker and one or two
lroTers, will get treaty pay. W. S. B.
Ottawa April ialh-ly
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S q g, @ 90 !!
.T2e Peoples Gift Enterprise As.
ISOLATION.
CONF CT LIFE'S HAPPY HOURs,n


.. 'N'f''A wv tifg N'''F - rf'tft tf tf'
GytS. for
ONE EClE&Ee.
YEili, Subscriber would inform the public that
he has established agencies throughout the
country, Tor he disposal o; The beautiful engra.
wing known as One OF Lilies Happy Hours" 1t
is beautifully executed on steel, aud is worthy
prominent place either in parlor ar diawinp-
room. The original painting tby Mrs. Lilly N.
Spencer Is OF present IN the possession OF Mr.
Charles S,etson The ,rgra,i ing is twenty o. :,
by twenty seven inches ,representlngGy g and
lovely woman, looming with health upon her
knee s. ands tinr-looklnS little i,lloT. ENGAGED
at hand, and entwlnlrg them ia his mothers hair
which, owing 10 ms dep.edations, is han
some what loosely tbout hen beautiful
neck, "hie ne counreDauce OF each indicate
!'iai -, urtIstdid not tail to represent cone Of
l.lle's Happy Hours"
by issuing 10 ,oC0 copies, the subscribers ena-
BLEED to furnish them at the abnve price, and on
completing The sale o present TO the members Of
J. u. a., a.. ..,lf..
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OTTAWA CITY MILLS,
WEDRON WAITER POWER,

w EDRON w AEEN PUW Elk,
Of 0rcr Siaig Ran OF Stone
I offered Tor sale, with 223 acres OF land ,situa
| ted miles north of Ottawa on Fox river, and
where il, is expected the railroad wi cross the RI
yer. The powercnn be easily and permanently
in ,roved aud the location IL very favorable Tor
bu, ting up n manufacturing town, and for the
ere. ion OF machinery, Address
A, ust27. ]. q. NATTiseER, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
St. Louis Advertisements,
From the Newspaper advertising Agency OF
w. y. SAl,s Err,

No. II SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, NO.
Who Is iGENTos the best and most widely cir
culatrd Newspapers in the Vest, andis authorized
10 take advertisements and Subscriptions at the
Publishers lowest ra,es
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Wills.

TJAVING leased the above mill, for a term oil
years, and put the same in perfect condition,
| am gain prrparedto resume custom grinding
and havln. competent aud reliable VI Hers, hope
as heretofore, To give general satllaction.
a superior article OF FlOnr, constantly on
hand, either at the Mil, or at Messrs. Reid ok g.
Hurlbuts Store. ju22-ly JAMES KELLER.
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5000 VALUABLE GIFTS.

Among which, Ms maybe seen by the above list
is fine farm dwelling house, several elegant pr.
amos, sets of pnrlor furniture, beautiful car
riage, fine gold watches, chains, pens, pins,
rings, work boxes, dressing cases, sc.
~ Recollect, by RENTING one dollar you re-
celve fine Stcelp' engraving that cannot be
purchased at retail tor less than - 50 or 50, and
nnumbcred recent which entities the holdertoa
chunc, in the above gifts
lrs-CaIl and examine the engrayngs a 81 and
50, Market street
The great rapldity with which the tickets are
being disposed OF, causes The undersigned 10 be-
licve that he will brabr TO brn gthe enterprise to
n successful termination IN a few weeks TOpre-
vent errors, write your address plain and IN tull,
or cnclusenn envelope 18th II WI ten upon.
All ordersby letter post paid p. with the money
enclosed, wliimeet with promptlttenlou, The
engraving aud numbered rectIpt, emitting the
holder toa chance in lhc property aud "a vote to-
ward he manner Of II, distribution, tOrwaIdedby
return mail Address orders to
L. W. ABBOTT,
81 and 80 Markcts'reet ST. Louis, Mo, where
the cngrayingca be had on application SIC
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,

IlC \ I'D Al ALTON, lLLlNOlS.
ChTtrl Feb. 23l, lS39-,Org'd Apr. 18th, 1899.
Amour, OF Premium Notes IN force April LIST
1851, constituting fund for payment OF losses
$3.50, 900.
Secured BY lien on prOp'ty insr'd valued al over
-. 0O0, 900.
, HIS Company Insure Dwellings, Stores,
Ware Houses, Manufactures Mills, Barns,
ablcs, and the contents OF EACH together with
every other similar species Of property within the
State, from
Loss OK Damage by Fire.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this company TO the favorable conside ration OF the
citizens ct Illinois. Every one insured becomes
member-the company being an association Of
customers each OF whom is interested in nsuring
his neighbor. As the determination Fund aug
mcnts IN exact ratio with the increase oirsks, the
capital otthe company Is comparatively exhaust
less and the ~ EN TIRE SAFETY a. OF the
institution must be apparent To every one who
reads the charter,
The cost of insuring in This company is so Low.
as to rcndert almost inc ytusable for The owners
otmsmab!e properly MOTTO avail themselves OF It's
nrpl ectlpn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

4 HOUSE and lot on Columbus st., nea the
~ cnnal Enquir" Mt this Office. anl2
4 MEXICAN pockets knives Iu,Irrceiyed and
~ for -alcat ). T., hiSG 81 Co.'S
Sepicniher3 Mem Hordnare Stare.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

on ACRES, being the west half OF the north
on west quarter of see. 30, town -, Il. 3 east
and % acres adjoining the above 50, on the north
west, and an undivided 20 acres, adjoining said
tract on the east. SAID lnud Is all timber, and lies
ON the south side Of the H. river, about five miles
below Ottawa. a good coal bed ON the land.
Terms-cush. aul9-u' DAM i'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
The Bcdini Affair.
IN communication from Mr. Dickson,

In 2 communication from Mr. D''N>o",
tho Ci,v Prosecuting Attorney reSP''.l'7
the report made by The Mayor 10 '"e 0IH
C,,nnfI he saws:
.W-st will the public think OF ooI
,1,-nr,s honesty and yerac!,y, when !
,''I .h,n, ia, he repeatedly and earnestly
va '',, ,,'.aI ,,s oo the dav between the
III, ~. ',, .f rho ,r;.I ~ dismiss the charge
IT, ANY, ,.L,.r, If on intent 10 assa>,I-
% '''', w. I.-. .,7 ,r.r.r the cha-ca OF dis
''',1 -, ,,',,' u, rho Ground ,aa, ucre
o'"I''S '0.' ,..'......, ,.,rnt,, i.iar, Be-
was "' = &c. 49,. i..,.r cr,.~rs of dis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
LcSisIatnrc OF Maine.

At the late election in Maine, sufficient
number Of members was not elected TO
constitute a quorum of the Senate, and the
House having refused the S.na,e's proPo-
siUon for filing the vacancies, no organi-
cation of the Legislature has been effect
ed, although several days have expired
since the TWO bodies assembled. The
House contends that as there is no quorum
in the Senate. that body has no existence,
and that the whole Senate should be cleo
ted by the House, instead Of sufficient
number to fill the vacancies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
The Weather.

The weather for the last few days has
been exceedingly pleasant, so much so
that fire could almost be dispensed with.
1t is certainly remarkable weather for The
commencement Of February
=. S.--Snce the above was in type Q
great change has taken place. On Thurs
day night the wind blew tornado, ac-
companied by smart SPrlnklng Of snow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

}c9 A western exchange, with reference
10 abuse of the divorce law, notices The
case of woman in Indiana, who has been
divorced from her husband, 10y whom
she had two daughters, both of whom are
now divorced wives, one having obtained
her bill while her husband lay on his death
bed. In the same village, man who had
married a widow was divorced from her
and afterwards married the woman's
donobter. Both mother and daughter re-
side in the village, the latter Of whom The
man still lives WITH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
Small Change.

The Collector Of Customs at Pittsburg
has received $4,000 in small silver coin,
which he is about to issue to the public
at the rate of $4,000 per week, in ex.
change for gold.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

The Northern Route TO the PGcIfc.--
Governor Stevens, in letter dated OIym-
MA December 9th, states as the result OF
his exploration, that the success OF the
party in finding good route was less inan
he had anticipated, the country throughout
being we'll wooded and watered, admirably
sGapted TO settlement and cultivation, iur-
nishing inexhausdble supplies OF wood
and stone, for building materials, and the
rivers and streams being such asto be easily
bridged. His party discovered IN each OF
the mountain ranges two pasSeS'PTesenuhg
no serious obstruction, anG through when
a railroad may easily be constructed
He adds that the amount of tunnellIng
would be small, no: probably exceeding
two miles in the whole route.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
ouiIEgraphs and scissoringS.
2 p,ne Nnion-Low.neck dresses.

Ills difficult to grow old gracefully.
How many men we meet who "n,9h!
be" something, and L3w le" who are
Malice scornel. puts ont Itself; bnt ar
cned. gives kind Of credit to a false ac-
cusalion.
The whole number of vessels wrecked
in 1853, was l30. Persons lost 1873
A wild bear was shot near Paramount
Va, last week.
\ pair of Grey Shanghaes' were sold
recently in England TO- $500.
The number Of Banks in New y rA
city in 1873 was IG, now there are 81.
The storm of Thursday week did much
damage to property in Berks County Pa
Zeal mixed with love, is harmless as
the dove.
He that hath pity on the poor londe'b
20 the Lord.
The Rotchschild Brothers are estma-
ted to be worth about seyenty-hve NH
Hons of dollars.
r.-..... o,oo Dir e,sv labor. sim.
pIe diet, and pare water, are good Tor d
man all the days of his lie.
-, .......-. ...,, tho Hon Edward
-, ,,, -n,r, ,..o Neb~aSt;2 B,I, is
- c .,...,,. I.,,,nJ I'D. his friends.
i'.,.' ,.,.;, ,.,
~, '.,.'.' a ,'.s ,, -, .v.r,.-.. o.
D.f 80
"'.''' ''!' r.
Mr.. Naa". b."''..''' o' san ,.I 49,,
bias an @'"'". income 81 ','''' , ',O,
.7''' ''"''''.'' " 90 d ''''' ''''
printer 49,,
Jenny Lin" $ "a7!' ]" winch ''' ','
non taxes an interest," o'5'"9 " ''"'''''S -
signs Oh m"S''"' '-r~0''''
\ man VINO went up III " o"''o'" ''"'
Haord' a snort ""c S'"G'' came ~ " d
two hours aL'ef' frozen ~ ''''''
Deliberate with canuon' bat act WIN
decision; and weld WIN gracIoUs"GsS' VI
oppose with iIrmness'
Men OF the uoblcst dispositions think
themselves hoppert when Others share
their happiness with them.
There are now SIX thousand men at
wor.. ON the Lake Enc, Wabash and -.
Louis Railroad.
When man is afraid of looking into
,hc stale Of his own concerns, they gen
orally stand most in need OF inspection.
,I'rn ,rou,Lprs of the EuuIrSh paIIIa-