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Locus. Trees On Uail Roan..

The Ilinojs Central Ralroai company
( have contracted for the planting of Locust
/ trees Oh each side Of their road. for the dis
tapce OF oae hundred and twenty miles
After the trees are once set, with little
care in keeping the weeds and the earth
mellow around the roots for two or three
years, they will require no more labor aud
they will require no more labor and they
viii then afford ShaaGe along the road and
Wi. have tendency to cause the grass 10
grow, which VIII in great degree prevent
much OF the annoyance from dust, and a' the
rAa oi twenty y als the trees viii afford
timber large enough for ties use Of the
road
Ihls Is mo5.exce;icnt plan. and should
es adopted on every road that rnas throu ugii.
"a. that will grow Iccust
lac ls5o!crs who repair the road can be-
s'cs. tle liit!e cultivation noct ssary which
cost but ;li1e
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IEAG0Ns. WAGONS
c.EtfrITl[CS z EhEN

I - iLltIL- - - q = p ~
- RI ra curing 80" er.gT article O! Wagons
II and Egggies ina le f the beet seasoned timber. and
warranted IN every respcCc. We invite farmers and all
Others call and work before buying, IS We are
sti=icd inat sc are manufacturing good = not better
Wagons and iEgges than has been oitTet IL the
City. -,
0ur shop opposite the Gas Wor%s' meas the s.te-cut
Errairirs don. a; short notice
slw cr~srrxGs. lHylU-lyl cHH:SToruEr TArs-
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Artificial IcE.-An ice machine has just
been completed atshe Cuyahoga i.on works,
Cleveland, Ohio. which is capable OF pro
ducing one ton Of solid crystal ice in twenty
borrs. 4 trial has recently been made with
the above result while the mercury STOOD at
so degrees in the apartment. The estimated
cxnense of manufacturing ice by such ma.
chine is s5 per ton, or one-iourth oil cent
per pound.
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TEE CENTRAL SUN.-All scientific men
have maintained that there must be a central
point. If not central sun, around which the
whole universe revolycs. Mse Her, who is
unquestionably one of the greatest astronO-
mers ever known, has given this subject his
special attention; and he has come TO the
conclusion that 4iloyanc. the principal star
in the group known as pleiades, now occu-
pics the centre Of gravity, and is at present
the grand central sun around which the
whole Starry universe revolves. This is ono
of the most Interesting and important as
tronomical announcements ever made, tho
it is very likely that, but for the eminent
scientific position Of the author, it would be
treated as visionary. Another interesting
statement n this connexion is made by Mr..
Thompson, one Of the physicists who, with
Carnot, Soue, Meyer, and others, has large
" contributed toward establishing tho rela-
tons between heat and mechanical force,
and who has extended his researches TO the
heat emitted by the sun which heat, he OBJ
serves, corresponds 10 Development Of me-
chanical force, which, in the space Of about
one hundred years, IS equivalent to the whole
active force required to produce the move
ulent Of all the planets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-01

TuAr's TIE Way THE MoSEY GoRs.-Col.
DcIahay was one of the Topeka leaders.
Col. Delahcy was made cut to be some
pumpkins" by the "freedon shriokers' in
the States, when his printing press was
dumped into the Missouri river By the ber-
der rutians. Col. Delahay was martyr.
in fact "a victim Of a very wicked world
was Col. Delahay. Col Delahay's case APP
pealed directly to the pockets of the Bisck
Republican philanthropists, and they raised i:
money for him to start another printing
bound, bought paper and type and I, took .,.o
.hem 70 - Minnesota, when ne was
not in duty bound to do by a ,Gns 'o. snoe.
The 81 pau Pioneer asserts that the power
80 ims was sold to the Ainnesotian office,
pndIt pnd the sI typs has gone to shakopee, while
a.a tho procesds have gone into the pockets of
Col Col Delahay. All! isn't this a "yery wick
cd world - Galena Courier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-01

PuprrylyG AND SorTESISG HARD WATER.-
DR.. Clark. distinguished English chemist,
is the originator Of a process for sotehirS
water, applicable to water from ch1ik strata,
water from new rcdstone, and waters winch
contain carbonate o! lime in solution from
anv strata. The process IS accoinphsned IN
a very simple manner, namely: 10y adding
quantity OF quickl.me TO inc water, u taxes
carbonic acid, holding carbonate of lime,
throwing down ut he same i!ne the quanti-
80 IF ra5bonato of lime held in solution by
tj,o corbonic acid, and thus renders the wa
TOR soft. 1t is said that thus treated The wa
ter does not show the slightest sign Of vegc-
tation, thoguh exposed to the sun and light
for unwards Of month.
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>p'got, the man who was murdered fit,
! sarcS from here, III the Swat ham road
| could not speak at first, nor do any
'hins beyond making deprecatinz ID pitifu
motions with my hands: bat afterwards
made shift to tell this Deckhau the whole
/ ruin: Likely enough, Master Charlton,
ne SAID, very coolly 'atween friends, how
ever, such things look better than before a
Judge aud jury I'll put paddock on this
mere tongue safe nough, If you'll fit it, as
m sure Ike sensible man you III, with a
ge!den key | felt the halter already
around my neck-this f-;end jerking it
loosely or tightly rs he would bat there
seemed to be no help for it. | paid five
pounds that evening miserable dolt that
WaS--as q retaining fee to villain for work
lng my total ruin. Many aud many time
asd my children and myself go without the
arestnecesssffepthat this man might have
the means 10 indulge in debanchcry and ex
traTaSance. | sold the shop, and removed
with my notherless BARNS to another part
OF the town but Marlborough itself my ty-
rant would not permit me to leave. Loss of
custom, health, and almost loss Of reason
followed, Of which you know the cause
The incumbus bestrode me day and night,
ana wore my very life out Often and often
nave been a murderer at heart because of
,nat mocklng fiend. Once, indeed, he con-
ieSsed to me that vague suspicion had
aione induced him to tTy me in the matter
ana That tie strap story was only an ince-
NOUS touchstOne of his own. Cunning a.
was, bad been ovcrreached. and ANXIOUS to
elace the very breath 0! SANDER, had giycn
q g,atui'ous proof Of guilt. Here in this
wo:a-hoGsc, f.,endicsa, peuEl IS, I am safe
rom his prosecutions; bat tccmblc formy
Children, lest he use them also a bis tools
s,roTc by every possible means to com
i"Tt Al'n, and to represent the folly Of his
having submitted 10 such treatment at
first; but was speaking to ears that could
not listen. The wileless, chi'd'cre, man was
dying fast, an awful lesson - the crafty and
un'r-tA!u- What l.tt,c leayeu OF DIS
honesty had legvguei al the lump. How
the ia-h Il l:l. had been GarkcucI {, It for
ever by the Iuercst shadow, While | al
most doubted whether ne was dead or alive .
4e si<rea6 up once again into sitting pos
,CTc and pressed the paper, 1Ai-A lc had
concerted, so carefully, into ny hand. -
su1den head of awascrir. suspicion. even
aittr death, had ncrvad dss8ly..y nature FOR
Tia, effort, and hardly Old the grey head
touch t4e pillow before lis worn heart
ceased TO beat. Near twenty years, as long
2s most burn on in fruit'ess hope, 1t had
,AroDDed IN groundicss fear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-01

Co-o.-For every mile that wc leave tho
surface Of the earth the temperature falls
five d srcee. 81 foriy-Ev miles distance
from lEe llobc wc yet behold the atmos-
phcre, and enter, strictly speaking. into The
regions oi space, whose Temperature is 2aJ
G,g.elS Oc.gw zero and here cold reigns in
all is ,.aa.r. S.Me idea of tl., intense
cold may be ia-med b. stating that the great
cst cod observed IN the arctic circle is from
A to 60 degrees below zero; and here many
surprising facts arc produced. Iu tae chcmi-
Cal laboratory, t.e -r-atcs- C.iI that we can
D~Of-ce < sillts- -h G--.-as i.fa-y zero
At tlIis nperEtG-e c1rbou.c ~as becomes =
, SOL. -ssilstilnce ike snow. II touched Z
f'To-l +clz q. s',ti5
a red lot riadcr; j: ois,ers the finger like a
burn. Quicksilver or mercury freezes 40
degrees below zero; that Is, - degrees g
low the temperature at which the water
igetz-s. This sold mgrcury may then Jc
t-eat.l IS other Ma.sis. hammered into
sheets or made into spoons, such spoons
w-r.-, lor-yc-. ,...'t IN water rs warm q
i-c- / is Pr-.ty certain .a-, ,y-ry liquid
a1t caS W. are acquainted vl-h woali be-
co".e sold If exposed t. The coll Of tic -
g.C.s Of :. ace. IHe caSTe right our streets
"tA "oata be o3-e MAJ; c.I wo..a lie IN
ita.i.y % aa!. as I0--: p4-- s,,ify;, which
wc faFs never vet sl..L..--.. would appear
Ike block Of t!aEsf aren't crystal; hydro
gen gas would become quite solid, and re
seIaC,c meta, !; We should be able to turn
butter in 4 lathe like a piece OF ivory; and
the fragrant odor Of the flowers would have
to be hot before they would yield perfume.
These ire few of the astonishing effects o.
c0.G.-.Sty 'tmvs Ptcses.
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ncoE aud Shoe Store.

O -LlJE y = Z 0lpO@t-F "'Ihl'TIts u t1'.'
". &. I'iSI.
rFGS leave call the attention % the public 70 his
-to-h % L !Sloos, GitCls 1eys, Gum Saocs,
tf r. constant kcI on hand at ne above establish
u!clt Iarfrr attention pail 70 selections for Ladies
and M.sscs- Connected with the store is a large
sls so- turing boots. shoes, &c, and as he
;oys but good a.,knen he * prepared 10 make 10
order any article lis lire style both Of neancss
and durability superior Tie bCsT Eastern work.
Er,.sir;r- dong q sEurt :.silcc. feb i.-yl
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Some friend has sent us. under a b,anl;
cover, copy of the subjoincd very clever
and very prac,icalie ieu d'esprit, addressed b.
the editor Of the Methodist Protestant" to
his delinquent subscribers. We copy the
article simply for the amusement of our
readers; for; as Mr.. RANDOLPH used to say
OF his constituents, We have the best and no.
blest set of subscribers that ever honored
and sustained public journal. They there
fore as a body need no such ingenious hint,
but should there be found here and there an
exceptional case he is at liberty to consider
the Hawathean appeal addressed to himself.
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rs. Of tie Post o5;,. Naia Strsl;. 0ttG;al, II.
ToDwcrn "a Cigar ua,;,Gac,ory.

TCG;;CfG "a Cigar N tt;sssi.saCtoHy
On Jyti, 81 on. I5o5 Eg,t 0f Pat Cjics,
EI;E subscriber would INFORM the public that Ec i
"a uulzctIriHE and keeps hand the best quality II
Chewing Tobacco SEuh. Pipes, &C. p, Wholesale ad
tail AZ prices favorable 10 CusCuisTs Also tie Lc-i 81
UaFa.Is, L."reTa- Cassadcr5s- and Other kinds o; e.
CARS Farmers rnd Others who smoke or chew make
great saving hy buying Of NE 1T wholesale - ca.
sell better article at less price than i'ed!ars
Pleas Ill y Mandatory. next door west {! lie
Post C-"l1- a-i see for yourselves.
C:ta..a. Sar 10. = u. sCHEEIDEE.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,

.EGEs- EsS. =
S;osrior Street, EErHGFdS TGc0H E'GJii,Uteft'
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered order
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Drugs rgf~rt YSIicirez. Paints. Ciis, 5ITuisl r.
Dss .s,sfs. sEr-. &c
Between Glover Z Cooks and Ret!ic.'S Block.
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G.. l.. TszGNEsON,

D,Hg1L1. Eoots-Eer, and !SGtiOI>T-Ohdrd, H.
Second in N=ttingers block, south side OF ih'
house yr
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d L y II / = L i y
- Ins.-

- l. - L - L II )
=. -. HOBART.
TTAyiNG determined 10 make Ottawa his future resi-
II dsuce take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie tina, he be found at his Office at all hours, rea
DIV to perform all operations upon tie teeth, In thu
Sosr SCIENTIFIC AND NAsIEEIT NsSSEE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Win Or wITHorr Guns put u
upon the approved principles, upon the very bes
OF materials, and at reasonable prices All worS war
rsnted and entire satisfaction given or bO compensation
s,ked for.
Boom. in Sattingcr's Block. south Of Court House.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.


OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.
TIE urdcrs ed having purchased the shop and stock
OF GeveIi Finley. where he intends to carry on the
business Il extensive scale He has on hand and
i always receipt Of tie best quality Of American ia
liam and Egyptian Marble FOR Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Non,rfeuts Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has Of
the best worEm.n in the western country, he feels as
rrd mat i- ran get up anything in his line in superb
or style together with low prices he ieeis assured tha
IA. Will give al those who favor nm Win 'heF support
/ entire satisfaction. It'll, 49,,
y. D; 49, !.-saJ 10 JAMES WILLS.
. Gtsw,. March :. i5.6-
Goods Delivered!
THE subscriber always keeps horse and wagon ~ rea
! ipess 10 deliver all goods purchased nj ms Groc
Store free Of charge in any part OF the Ciy s'oe o
corner Of Main and Columbus SIS. , conr,rv
jun1i-f fii-, I'.--- W. NJ
! . rows CHEMICAL ERASIyE SOAP. for sale at the
. - new store Of [juil2l D. WALKER &co-
/ Pictures.
! a LOT Of fine prints on hs- \, proper for 6re9iah
I - painting. un2ll PETF-k RoSs1LL.
WEare Agents for Of Hunt Wehsters sewing
W Machines. r-.,lyl @ PRESCOTT 4 co.
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..rY.:cr,Ifs,r:,i J. Implc,ucEIes

s,eb as Common Securing. one Horse, GHd PfdiFle
FEOUH .fdrrofrs. CUltfUGtors, Horse Rdhss, DC,
In short all kinds Of heavy farmers tools Their naci-
nery is ali new perfect and propelled by abundant
failing water power FHrnners are invited TO call
,nd examine their work whether they wish to purchase
or not fHtaei,- 1rOrk Is trGTrdnte7
orders fro, dist.nce promptly attended 20, ani i'm
pleneuis placed board ca;.l boals OF carr HSy -
char. tbo-ii ~ u
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Pictures.
A LOT Of fine prints hs- proper lor 6re1ah
> aSr.5-- ,-,o1 l..
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i. u. EOST.

Matchmaker aud .-ssele1-E0gfA sie Of Court EoHs
.Slu0ys, c-fGJrG-
VYYATCH WORK thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice Clocks
Watches, and Je7,cry fO- sale cheap Dec 10
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DANIE!. LEAiiY
l. ". GREEGS.

Soot and Shoe GnHf,tcslIreT-ilttJJrd, III.
On Madison street north Of Glover Caok's new Block
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DOCTOR MCNAMARA,

HOHGopdthisf.
~The fee as heretofore 81 per visit. Oolce consult:
ation 20 cents Medicine included in both cases
Odce in SattnreE's Block, third floor Jan e"
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M are Agents for the Of Hunt Webster sewing
W Machines. rseu1y1 PRESCOTT * 60
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NFrICE in the second story of Shuer building, near
IS, OF Eoy river lng30
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

The Boston Trsn esitt gives the detaile
o. . curious case, J., which charge q hig.
cay figures on one side and Of kidnappiag
ON tlAe other:
The Governor Of Dbws, Il seems. sent )
reouisision to the Governor VI Msssachu-
sets for the body OF kr James wyeth fs,
nov IN Cambridge, 10 answer 10 ! charge
of bkamy. A warsshs was accordingly
obtained, authorizing Vim Hall, Of DAyen-
rort. Iowa. to remove him IL that State
On Wyesh's srress, wit Of habeas corpus
was iss, ed by the Supreme Couat, asd the
| Attorney. General " Is direct, 4 By The Co..
emo. TO look into the case anew. The
!! writ was made retnrnable on the first Mos
day Of August. Mean.ime . mass Of test
,monv was taken snd on the 3lst II Jnly
the Attorney General reported that Wye,h
ought not 10 be surrendered.
On the next day, however, the Iowa agent,
Hall, who knew Of oil these proceedings,
appealed to the Boston polue 10 assist 10
carry Wye,h If as = fugitive from Justice.
| The plan was to call on him n his house,
decoy him into the street, and having gss-
ged him, to switch him of 10 New Hamp-
| shire. The call was made but Mr. Wyeih
had news Of what was brewing, and being
surrounded BY his friends the plot fell
| through.
The agent has since been bound over for
trial on charge Of attempting TO kidnap,
and the warrants revoked.
II is understood that the prosecute n was
instituted y the second w.fe.-l New York
| Tribune.
| REAARks.-Wc are not at all sur
prised at the con,emplatin course pursued
BY the aboli'In Know Nothing Governor
Of that fsnatical multiplying State Of Mass
achusetts as above stated. Yher. was new
er clearer case Of bigamy. Wyeth mar
ried his second wife in this. city, the cere-
nony being performed by Prof Il R'tx. and
the married parties left on European tour.
In Europe the wealthy vagabond abandoned
his wife, after coolly informing her that
he had mother wife living. But after her
return she caused prosecution to be CON-
menced against him in our courts for the
crime Of bigamy and the Governor OF
Massachusetts ratified the requisition OF
Grimes, but the defendants we nth, his pow
erfnl friends and his political character.
induced Gov Gardner TO annUl his writ
This want Of honesty and good faith would
excite establishment and indignation, CON-
ing from any other source than Massachu.
sets. BIT she 10 in the hands of the II RI
er Lawites' ard justice. law, end Co's'itu.
tons are trampled upon By her citizens will
cool IMMUNITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
NI1LLAND EILLMuRE

That the Administration Of Willard
Fillmore was the most successful, the
most peaceful and the most brilliant OF
all the Federal or Wing Administr.-
tons is generally conceded by all
men. That Fillmore possesses many
Statesman-like qualifications none will
deny. But since his adoption into the
midnight cabal ofKnow Nothing pro-
scriptionists, and his acquicscncc i'll the
anti-Amcrican crusade against class
Of citizens, because of their place Of
birth and religious belief he has fallen
in greatness and furnished the renown
acquired by his Presidential career.
The American Party is a monstrosi
ty organized upon indefensible grounds,
and will tumble into ruins long before
the mschiefs which it will do. will be
repaired or forgotten. 1t is acting
upon the pretended warning Of Presi-
dent Washington, when all who have
read that farewell address with fairness
know that the foreign influence spoken
olbv asniagtan Was such assho'd bcsct
n operation ny European governments
- entangia this country into alliances
which "oa.a prove ills destruction. |,
is prescribing men for their religion
when the whole scheme Of our govern
ment and the express provisions Of the
Constitution guarantee perfect tolera,
ton in religious matters.
A party standing upon two such an
ti-rcpublican planks for a platform is
not deserving Of and never will attain
success. Willard Fillmore as the can
dids,e Of the Know Nonthing party
is not the Willard Fillmore Of the late
Wing party. His success is not ex-
pected, although there is faint hope
Of defeating any election BY the people
h
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Democratic .VOsset malone
Presto eMe0a1 EOecsoTs.
O. RALLand JAMES GRANT, Sennfs-iol
u. FINCH, lss Dis. 4. n. PALMER, xd n
Tn: Parry u the lniDa.


sisted error in whatever form Of lcgis-
lation it has been presented. Mca-
surcs not clearly falling within the
powers Of the Constitution, and sane
toned by its spirit, have been resisted
and cast down as dangerous in the pre-
ccdent which they would establish for
doubtful legislation. Every infraction
Of that Sacred instrument has been
resisted, not so much on account Of
objections to the measure, as because
Of the terrible danger Of allowing in a
single instance, any violation Of the
great Scroll which makes us power
full, free and enlightened Nation.
In the latter days of the Roman Re-
public the constitution was more fire.
qucntly disrcgarded by the Consuls
and the Senate, than otherwise, until
the people aud the rulers began to re-
gard it with contempt, and its violation
a matter Of little consequence. That
'aial error Of the Romans cost them
what it had taken hundreds Of years to
secure, it cost them liberty, empire,
and power, ard left Italy what We see
it to-day, inhabited hy apcoplc scourg-
e! h. tyrants, and degraded to the
lowest depths of Ignorance and s'a, cry.
Those who council the least infrac-
ton Of tue Constitution for any fancicd
or perhaps real purpose Of promoting
-" :, acra! c', s. - be summed
a. 4angar2..s couUseors, as teacher, of
doctrines revolutionary in character
and tending 10 lessen the general res
pect for the supremacy and sanctity of
, the Constitution. 1t is strict obscrv-
ance Of all its provisions and genuine
affection for the protecting power that
it affords, which gives it all its force
/ and al Is Glory.
!, ma. he taken in all its parts. and
obeyed rs unit The idea which
Seward inculcates respecting that
clause referring to the return Of fugi-
tives from labor, is one which is fatal
in its consequences. Ifthc North NAV
violate this provision, the South NAV
violate another and the Wesl another.
until there will not be a single provi-
sion of the instrument that is not set
at naught in some of the States Of the
Union. II Heaven had smittcn down
the bold traitor who first proclaimed
it moral duty to disregard the Con-
s..lution, all the troubles Of this .lav
might have been avoided. II when
those, who are now leaders in the
Black Republican party, declared the
Constitution league with He'll" and
compact with the DEVIL had been
cast out as vile and polluted beings, I'M
worthy Of the liberty aud happiness
which they enjoyed under that Consti-
tuition, the scenes now enacted in Kan
sas would not have occurred.
But instead Of this we see a formii
able Northern sectional party rallying
around these men, and all uniting to
overthrow the Constitution and divide
the Union.
This is the Party struggling for as
tendency in oar national government,
that they may use its power and pat
ronage to destroy the institutions
which make us happy and free.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
NEW MUSIC NEW MUSIC :!

lust published and for sale NJ J. A. CRANDELLS
d No. g. lie Claire Row.
"DELrA PHI sHOrTlNH,"
hne composition, aud destined to become . great
favorite.
"DETROIT SnOTTIsCH."
4 hne melody, GOOD tune, and '.just the thing for
dancing "I'm going home to-morrow'', &que; to
the very popular song -T'm going home -
'sTrese Of the Forrest" companion to "sheiIs o.
oceans and hundred other recent publications 81
fne music.
Panoe tuned and put In order, By skillfnl prrsns.
" 3 d0