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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, TSA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPeT.saa
rTsHE undersigned, having bought the Bridge Corner
Confectionery, opposite the Monroe House, formerly
by T. 81 PARKER and greatly enlarged and improved
H. WIN keep constantly on hand all kinds of cakes and
OYSTERS served up in the best style, at all hours in
the Saloon and furnished wholesale Ietaii by the can
and half can. F4-l. .aq -. :.
0G nonnSdt esaSd /. H. ROSE & ERNEST KEEL. k,lRRL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15
ahe lubeclir9 1lttelIieeurer,
IS PUBLIsHED
,uy rRI-wBEKLY AND wERKJY, BY
npTsARINGEN, TAYLOR s. co.
." -r,,srSorS. OF TAYLOR. J. u. rESDLErox.
LHzagR gRTDTRTG = FRTGoRi. Goi EDITORS.
n oopIcE-C Conner OF Main and Quincy Streets
rnt,auce from Quincy-St.
RATEa DE ADVERTIslNG.

RATE2 OF ADVEIkElSlNGs.
TuR UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
az, Of wheeling in view OF the increased price OF Pa.
w W. isbor and expenses, rendering their expenses
Than heretofore, do agree charge the follow.
a. AZ SJatcs for advertising, aud in no whatever
,ess than the below; teu lines less of
:, rei constituting squ1Te:>
,,,r snna
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

tRemOVal.
NICOLA LIENS q KNOX have removed their Whole.
M Stock of Boots and oes, tothe four story
brick building,
81 ~ No. II3, NIaIn street, se festi
few buildings North OF the Merehapts' Meehanes'
bank opposite side OF the street, doors South
OF VIM. T.iSelby's dry good store. gsfa
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended TO the
House. that with their Increased faci-
ties doing business, they offer merchants still
greater Inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc28 McCLALLRNS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

Z. - BALTIMORE, June 12, 1880
We have much pleasure IN Fire Proof
from having saved books und contents eecnay,
efer undergoing Very heat during the which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wharf, on the Schuyikill. the 9th OF June, 1850.
-. 49, Yours, very respeetnlly, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

Z frssssA~ h The fine light draught steamer FORT
llLGA-va--tsS HENRY, Captain GRO. JOHNSTON. will
the egular Union Line packet be-
tween Wheeling and Cincinndtii leaving
Wheeling every WednCsday, at o clock, p. NJ.
s.'Ths boat is and has superior passenger accom-
mola'ioDs, - -
For fTeightor passage apply on board or to
aug11 s1E s. q. BAKER & Co., AgcR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

1,------s - THE fast running Steamer Stephen
SA ISnynFd. DooTH Master, having been
re.nainted and Tedecoratel, will leave
wheeling for Suniish aud all intermediate
landings EVERY DAY at half past O'Clock, p MI
For freight o passage apply on board. srp2tgs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

AT LEs Ok RETAIL.
TsUsT Teceyed,a large lot cf superior BiTG turned
~ GriDdstopes.ss q "a a ttss5t E d al p
Alsoall sizes very best Marietta sharp grit for either
dry grinding, which win be hung n aesii ed ON
tent friction rollers. at short notice aud e low rates at
dc20 q - ss' iR0aANsS mar hle yard &c Market st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Hands for sale.


in La Sale cOuEiy--srciIou -, eh Of 20, and
wh ul &c, in township 81, "a rge 5 east Of tie 81
p m. stfpUl land II broke oU The mes OF the
above tracts, sufficient for the planning and cult
vallon %! an Osagr orange hedge.
IN Ltri5gsioH c0RHty.-1h be whole of sec 90
and The nh Of 80, in township 80. range east OF
the 81 p. m.
Ihtsc tracts are from one and half To seven
miles Of 'krluuc''cn At the Fort Wayne and La
con ar-line railroad, and the Chicago and MIR
s'sslppi railroad md are most oithem well watef-
ed, aud al respectful distance from timber and
seiilrmcnts-w deer plenty; wolves aud green
headed Flee abundant.
The chclccoi anyqnarter section Of these lands
can he had az 50 co pcracrc.
In Lee cOUHtg--Whoie Of oectiun &c, together
with 10 rcTcs OF timber land, N township u,
range ! west Of the iih p M, 100 acres OF which
are broke, riyhiyGcrcs fenced and under cultlya-
tom three miles ct csagr orange hedge asouudit,
and within l miles OF the franklin grove depot.
Also, good house aud nine and hal, acres IN
the village Of Lee Center.
Allorany OF ,hese lands will be sold lin q1ant-
ties 10 sur the purchaser
am bound 10 sell these lands, for have made
arrangements togo TO Nebraska rieelit NJ, duty
10 90 there and vote against slavery, and am des-
rous to get company OF abolijionists 10 90 will
ne loEtEe same patriotic und phiiau'Lroplc pur-
pose. June 2l-tt) WIN pmLtIrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Gun Maker,

.lHd dtftcr a. MI tIHHs ~ NrDTtsmeHs articles,
one 19D, s0att of tie Union HJnSe, CJtvmbSS
&TSrf, DiiHUr.H,
J, LGrS'Dusjan.ly ouhrnji general assortment
N oi English and German double aud single
iuH uug pieces, boys guns, good variety, oil oi
which were bought iur cash, and selected from
large invoice. with great care as 70 their general
wolAmlusbiP0u5 finish, md can be sold n better
Bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gen'emcnwi-h.ngg guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judge, oil the article will ind II
an uhecttO call ON the -uhscr.' crs where they can
d"pcudupon WHAT'S told them and be sure Of get
ting good safe guu, us We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
casiuUH stuff with which the county is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remiugtou's celebrated cast
steciaud IRON barrels are warranted to be equal o
any made ~ ,hi. state or elsewhere both in shoot.
Ing lu1lities aud workmanship The subscribers
have iorseyera years been engaged IN the manu-
iGcture OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
have awaited themselves Of all the latest improve
mrnts a. regards III" inside finish and sighting ;
We iattrr ourselves HAT an inspection OF the work
made atour establishment i all that is wanted to
snt!siygentemcn OF the trWth oil the above state
rent
Powder, a superior article kept suitable for tar
get practice orloug ranges.
keyEtunr done bycompetent hands and in
workmanlkc manner
AilwoIkl lone hy him is warranted
Ottawa dee , 1852. II 7. BRuNKrP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

The Louisville Courier says that in the
Upper Ohio, the river has dwindlcd away to
almost nothing, it being now lower than it
has been known for forty years. On Warsaw
bar, below Cincinnati, there are less than two
feet water, and her enterprising citizens haze
sent down party Of excayators to dir out
the channel. Louisville is now the head Of
river navigation, and if the dry weather pre-,
walls much longer, navigation by steam VIII
soon be entirely suspended
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

THE undersigned oi.rT great Inducements 10
capitalists aud Waruiaeturs ra as lhry nave de-
c.dcGiy TIE best wateTpUNrr loo the state .aayIngO
ycr25 feet hradlul laH aud s,tpat,d,u Dayton. 1
Wilss1boye Ottawa end drawn tram The Fox rIysr
Feeder which kcVtu rrpairhy'hr., ,withou,
any cos.io the undersigned They have water 10
lease tors term oiyenr efficient tpdtyr ~ run OF
Affect barre aud wl..icaHeou very liberal lcmst0
any good, frspou- b, company.
1hsIsh rare rhHugetormru ofc1pital who may
wishtogointoihr manufacturing business Thrlo-
cationi- very healthy and admirably .,nn,ed Il
isGn nav,gab'e feeder, within miles of thr con-
temp'ated Rock Island rail road, and tie head OF
steambon'naygn'ioB toriur'hrruilrma'ion ad %
dress DAYTON ,may3i. jouR GRrcN & Soys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Shelf Hardware g. coils T..

which'hsy are offering a r>ry low prices.
Their Stool, consists ol a complete ass1rtme
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

MARRrAGE--Th pore married men you
have, the fewer critnes there will be. Exam.
inc the frightfr! columns Of your criminal
cacndars-yJu will there find a hundred
youths executed to one father of II family.
Marriage renders men more virtuous and
more wise. The father of family is not
willing to blush before his own children. He
is afraid to make shame their inheritance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Real French ParaSOls :
ullaces, Of every kind, from - to 8
. \ complete assortment of
EEOSI ERY.

or silk cotton, and Lis!c thread, for ladies', mis-
SEES, and gentlemen
In linen, snretlngs, counterpanes, sh!r.ngs,
table linens, table covers. linen shcetings nap
kIus, table cloths, pillow case linens aud family
goods Of every description, our stock vii! always
comprise the best makes and styles in market
1000 pieces best English and American prints
best quaIltiesand styles inmarket, IRE sell them
Gitdt 10 ceEts.
We have now in store many styles OF goods
b3Hgbt at dHclioa, GHd for cash, in immrase
quantities, that We retailby the yard tor less
price than westrrnmerciantspa for them IN New
York and Boston
We shall receive large additions to our stock
most daily duringt the season, and receive all the
novelties In style OriabrIc, immediately on their
first appearance N the New York, Boston, or
Philadelphia markets, having resident buyers in
those cities.
Country merchants buying FOR cash. vii. find it
tOtheir interest to examine tins stock.
iunl1 Ross < FOSTER, II lake street, Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

The HEIGHT or MEANNEss.-The knickcr-
booker tells of man who stole five dollar
bill in Indiana. His counsel tried to prove
that the note was not worth five dollars it
being at discount. The prosecutor said he
knew at the thief as the meancst man in
the State, but he did not think he was 50 all
fired mean as not to be willing to stea! init
ana free bank mOHey al par.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

SIX At ONcE.-A German woman, in one
horse wagon, passed through this city on
Tuesday, going from her residence few
miles west of town on a visit to her husband,
who had been taken sick at place where he
was working in the east Of town. She had
with her in the wagon, snugly proppcd upi
wine basket, six children all the product Of
one birth. They were not much bigger than
apple-dumplings, but seemed to be wide
awake and kicking. They were six months
old, all boys, and all as near Of size as posi-
bic, except the runt of the party which is
described as being the smallest mortal Of its
age ever .-DaytoE co.. Ga-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
tCosyr.eit secrred.l
POEM NO. 2.
or TIE NEW STORE,
Oh OSMAN 6 !INIINORE,
In Front ofiho Count House Door,
Which people say,
is the cheapest store n Ottawa.

IS INC Clicdptsl StoIf ~ '4AdNd'
Again in sweetest metre,
Our song begins
We've rot salipe,re,
Namegs, scythes, spaihs, chains nails, and
rope,
Shaving. toilet, and good common soap;
Nankccn and lnens, hIown, white, and buH,
Firs,-Intc tOh1cro AMI Scotch suGH,
landaome satchrls aud cUrpe, bags
WANTED-butter, egrs. and paper rngs,
Hides, wool, and other kinds OF produce
FOR SALE-vnegar-il real pure luce;
lacks, hrads, shuc-thTrud, aud tuckIrs,
Back skin gloves. 70 shield yonI knuck,cs.
Iea.cnps and sauccrs. plates aud p,al,rIs,
Wash bowls, and pitchers, and-wyll no mat
ter -
Large wooden bowls, that can't be beat,
Tor mixing dough OF uducirp meat,
Wllluw baskets, round and ohloug,
1cas--tgutuu Oulong. and llouchorg.
saws, axes, aud aXe-handics,
Lamps, candiesiicks, aud candles.
Cloths, ca=s!mrrts, and doe skins,
Gattcrs, bopirCs, Carks ana Lurkius,
Whur Grape. embroidered Canton shawls,
Figured and plain sil t. pirasos
Sp0Oas--Briidull, AM Tin galvanized.
Sugar-caGihed aud puvcriz,d
I.inscy- woolsey-DAiuid drnms,
Sewing silk, aud some times lemons.
Black, blue, red and brown cambnc.
List, tape, and cord by yard otstlck;
Silk barcge, aud nice fine baregc de lanes,
Alpaccn, blue check, corse leans,
Matlna paste board. bonnet wire;
I Halt hose, aud some that come w higher!
Crash, diaper, and fine blue drilling;
st-paddng, fist rate fora shilling,
Canton, white, and yellow tlaunels,
Twist, the puresth1irOt cnm-is.
Bumblznrs and bumbazettcs;
Uuders!eeyes and ciemizctj,s.
MOhar mite, elastic garters,
Soda and pure cream OF Tartar
Ru-srt aud cai.--kn p0rket-bo Ike,
The yegy beet of crochet hooks,
Pins and needles large and small,
No ubisLcg--Wc roI. he temperance BALL
Stocks aud pocket
legho.n hats, and good palm leafs,
C0abs--lop side, and IVORY fine,
From two-nnd-sNpeucr to q dime,
lndn-rubher, oiGguiytar's make.
I Ihal nccr NycGrout-- they never break
Pocket ,rrddiug, and wooden combs,
Convenient Of or atyour homes
Butwe must stop with No. .,
: lay down the pen, 90 think a. Won.
Our weary bones some q'irt need;
so We sliull fcs'--Whli, you MY read
liU be- continued
~ Paste this lu your scrap book.
Jolly -. R,GGs, pact.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

Some two weeks since young man in
this town received a charge Of small shot in
his legs from gun while in the act of pick
ing watermelon in somebody else's gar
den. We learn that the wound is much
more serious than was first supposed, and
that his life is d9spaired oE-AUr0ra Guar
dian,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

How TO MOUNT :, HoRsE.-A letter from
an officer on board the t. $. ship, "St. Ma
rvs" dated at st. Mary's Anchor, Peru, pub
lishcd in the Burlington Free Press, gives Il
ludicrous description of the mode of mount
ing horse. The women do all the work.
and the men are gool-ior-nothing set Of
gamblers and thieves. The women ride on
the hind quarters of their horses, without Il
saddle, cross-!cgged, with the load on the
horse in front. They mount the animal by
taking hold Of his long tail, making loop,
doubling it up and clasping with one hand
he upper and lower part of the TAIL and
hen putting one foot on the joints Of the
horses legs they ascend as if going M stairs,
They USUALLY stand erect Oh the horse before
sitting down. The horse never kicks or
st!rs. ......
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
suup's Rr,rs-An exchange states that

SNAPS RrIEs.-An exchange states that
the war department at Washington has II,
ccived dispatches from General Porsiier +.
Smith, who is stationed on the Rio Grand',
requesting that full supply Of Sharp's
brcech loading rifles be furnished his
command. The General states that he his
twenty of these arms, and that in execution
they surpass everything that had been claim
Cd for them. He will not pretend TO csti-
mate the number of men armed in the
ordinary way that could be kept at bay by
these twenty men who hold Sharp's rifles,
but he is satisfied that many times theirn UNI
Der could not conquer them. The rapidity
with which these fire arms can be loaded and
fired, and the great distance at which the
balls take effect, render them terrible woa-
pons in the field.
During the recent session of Congress,
Senator fancy introduced resolution in
structing the proper committee to inquire
into the merits of these arms, and If they
should deem it proper, TO report suitable
appropriation for the purchase OF 4 quantity
of them for army service. Ine committee
made inquiries, and wtrc soon satisfied it
was ali arm Of the greatest merit for field
service. They reported an appropriation OF
100000, which will furnish about three
thousand of the rifles. Senator fancy then
applied to the war department in person, and
took an active part in bringing the arm to the
notice of Congress and the Government, and
impressing upon the proper persons the i'm
portance Of purchasing them for Government
use. General Pratt, it is also stated, render
cd valuable aid, and the appropriation was
carried.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

NWWItT'T
very fine lot OF yions, with all the ,,,,n,.
mrnts, atastonshmrly low prices
LIQIORS!
VINES, hfandIes, GIN, wh.key, &c. ,atwhole-
sale audr tail
Champaign cieI IA bottles.
tonpoFiefant brown stout IN quartand pin,
bottles. '''
iLAH- ChfcGr0 Lime and Cement, together
Wha.musi anything You can name IN has line
Having been in the business a number ofyenrs The
subscriber know exactly what hr has and what h.
oiicr-, nnd cnn demonstrate, tina, IN good goods
and low prices be ia NOT only "leetIs." hu, ye,v
cousdrmiIyahead OF all competitors TRY HIM
and see! Apri.23 Il NoyrCovrpv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
1000 Acres OF Land for safe,

IVVV NVT"H VI H1WUW uVV SUVVe
EANORABL.Y situated on the line ofralroads
l. IN the counties OF LA Sale, De Kalb, Grun.
dy, and Livingston, which willb sold on tavora.
bic terms oipayment to actual settlers.
a house aud lot for sale in Ottawa
March i-u. lOHN L. ANTHONY.
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CLAY's EsrArE.--Wc are informed that
Geo Law, the millionaire, an cntcrpriSiug
proprietor OF steamers to California, has sent
an agent out to purchase the Ashland estate,
the residence Of Henry Clay LouisciHe
Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

YANKEES IN CANADA-The Provincial
Parliament have passed an act granting to
aliens the right to purchase and to convey
lands in the Queens Provinces to the extent
of 400 acres each. The government has put
large tracts of lands into market at 81 81
90 per acre. No reservations have been
made respecting minerals, and the Yankees
in flocks are prospecting on the North shore
of Lake Superior for Copper and Iron, and
some rich openings have been discovered,
and where one Yankee squattcr could not
cover the mineral field, several unite, make
their claim and jointly purchase the site. 1t
is said there has been some tall speculation
alrcrdy. 1t takes the Yankees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Iss;I.. J.aIIr, s,td.

ISreadyto buy IHOOL at the highest mgrke
pirrr. tM1v a. ! g. NaTrlNgLR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
1900 DOLLARS WORTH

ThatiSncw and deslrablc--inany rich and choice
styles and fabrics, that cannot be found where
OVER 1900 MANTILLAs,
All new and The latest PARIS styles-a few much
richer linn ov cypr h, lprp hrnuUIt N his mn vi st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
tllr0irincs.
Nogval's Diiters.

'NIlESE Hi,ters prepared by one of the most
i successful Medical practitioners oithe age
Having bernused by him for the last fourteen years
lin his practice N all Bilious Diseases th emf
nent suctrss They are now offered 10 the public
as The only reliable medicine 'heng purely vegeta-
bie) LOT the permanent cure OF the following dsea
see, viz:
An Imperfect actioa IF tie Lircr Of R1lacys,
fSeer End Igae Uqspgsd, HgslatarH,
Ch7H ftrcr, Hdi9esiiio,, Lircr coHpFt
Sjck HtadGic, iatormU,Us, ,iuHdire,
Ecmitc1s, Uiarh0, Dc51'H
Lass 9fdpptie, ColiSir,ois skin discusses,
ial-n II =, one ol the beet aui safest medicines
before The pubic. No Caloinrl, Quinne Or Are
ne in IT,. Sold by g. il. TnoNr,oy, Ottawa, ).
J.Grernwool LaSl.ie. july l-Gn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
Wew Family Grocarv Store
(sRCsEEsEEs,

INdEsub-criner take- this method OF informing
the iUn1tiilul, Of Ouawn aud surrounding
country, That he Is now receiving and opening o
choice lot OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30

lscomplete, and IN Kew days WILDE az ful as
ever. The shoesbop WILDE continued as hereto
fore. Inducements WILDE offered tina vii not adj
NIT ot-ciusal. II wiH he TO y2Hriafsresfi TO con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-30
To Western Merchants!
WINEER STYLES OFTATS ANDCAPS AT
sgEEeygSAs

I'lIE subscriberin additionto yerylarsestock
i oihis own manufacture lis now receiving from
the largest and hestmanuhcurinp "slablshmentat
the cast,a comple,eassortmcnt Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods designed expressly Tor the wholesale
trade whichwill be soldon| Iheralterms and New
York prices adding transportation His goodshaye
been manufactured with great careund the s,ylesa-
dapted 10 the wcstcmtrnde Hssiock willalwuys
be complete atioTdlugma rchantea dhatters an on
portunlty otkcepinga GOOD sortment withoutbuv-
ngnhoverstock OF goods thatchnnge in style very
often. }. \. SMITH, lloLake Street
t'hgyo no ma
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4 smell Fish.

ISniGil Fish.
N--aEf7yy~s A MOST excellent quality OF cod
t'-~-k--sS-< IA and white fish for sule at the
lowest nricet Nav l3) OsMAN a. Wptruop
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NOW IS THE TINE FOR FRUIT TREES
Bnrry's great work on the ifu' garden intended
10 explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees; thcnryand practice OF all operations con-
nectcd with propagation, pruning, ftaHsplautins
and training oforcharis andgarden trces--iaying
QUITO. orchards ant gardens--destruciion Of in
sects-pt"sprviu- fruits selection of varieties
Price, S % Copies iorlhe coun;rvmailrdree OF
postage, by \, II. s c. hurley,
july l22 Lake ST. Chragc,
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INN REAM&iooIscap paper,
AOOO 1000 rcams letter " o'thc most desi-
rab'c style. .Jr county Offices andbusincss men,
100 900 eUyelopes0i every style,
sOI Diapers inistand- the best article, and the
mos. .aleabe inkslanj now in the market,
i00dCZen bottles oiink 10 sale a very low rates
atw ho!esale 0rrctail, az BURLI's Bookstore,
Iuh -. l22 Lake street Chicago.
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n'llc Grcni IiI,ic i.nnk
or the year, WILDE published Ton he ,frstofAu-
Ogust.

TIE SHAWN
Wil!cmlrnCe some Of the'bcst music orthe psal-
mateT, the duicimer, the c3utica audis, and
MessTs.. Woodbury., Hastings, Masonand Brad.
bury are engl gediR compiling folit. Choice mu-
sic trom The flrs'm1aiers, and also preparing com
best character.
The des ign ofthe pnblishersis to present col
lection Of church music 10 the public, which will
surp9ss any work of the kind eyervet published IN
America, IN the numberand variety OF It's tunes
anthems, set. pieces, and ohorus,s &c.
IL wi.,coutain q su u complete Oratoroarrang,d
for the work, which will be found fgrea, value IN
thecorccrl room olsingingclpsse Specimen CO.
pies may be had of A. H. sc. BuRLY,
July %. Pubiishersarcnts Chicago
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Cook G ParIor Gtnves

Al OF which ,1ry ar" bound % eel very low
They nrr also Manufacturing extensively all
kinds Otto, Copper and Shcc, Iron ware Par
naturalization paid 10 Job work
4 share Of tn pubic patronage "a respectfully
solicited. Cal. and see rs" we like to show
Goods and eel thrm if wccan.
STORE. three dooI- West Of Sanger g. Ar.
NOM. Enck Rlnrh inc & L kING ~ 90
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CAUTION no LADEEs.

We have sad they produced Instant rr'.ct from
tlrTur P.iHs by app. y.nI Que cod ni ,hc Cham
to the srle i1st15uyr 'Hn hips a1i the other over
the Abdomen but We Gre ob..cl to give 'a..
word OF ca E1iON ITO tBs iad.r- who arr "Cn-
cieHif, lhni IDS not At, "a continue the use r. a
grcnt Icuglhoi time, as u.l-raIIaEr l- often the
result The ruce "t thee Chains are stand 50.
and can ba seuthy N1i.tn1uy part OF the Si-'e
bJ-JDSHPU $ hURT, General Agent, 500,
Broadway, y Y.
2. Y. GasGs, ag'ai, north side of ne c9qft
hoVge s7DGre. June H.
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CO-PARTNEYSV.up.


THE subscribers have this day entered into a
l. co partnership, and will continue business a,
the old stand under the firm OF Shuler 4 Co.
Thankful Tor past favors, we respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same, assuring you We will do
% well by you rs any estabshmeu, in the city
All accd unts due the late firm viii be settled
BY the subscribers. j, N. Snrtrn.
II, a. SnuLEa,
April 20. pAsl ficnmrrsern