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MEMPHIS 1 NEW ORLEANS
"a
PACKET LINE.

IN eries ,asrssrmeis,e the public, n
u aud MASTERS n a.. fsrkrl
hsrs..crc IN III. sr.ds between The svl
cities. hsse cErssis~d a ccsarsn, 10 ~
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rhis anil Nv urlesns, usics sise n.1
and s,,te II The N>syA;s end Neg 81
'sess P.,ckvi t~s~tass.
The bsass easapsss,n< The line &c :
II the trst tlsss, infesior 10 mona IN n
wsss DC South sss speed, ssssfsrs Z
safety.
VII lesve Zach placs svsfy Ms~o
"Wednesday sni ;r;d.s at ) c'sissa, ~
Psdassiss ihrs,ses ~ b. pod ss st4)
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up>psy fsrxrys: 81
NEIR NSGA. u. 4. lsxr~. 49,
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SINuNpS. NJ. Wssv. No.
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Shirpas ss.l -las.enrsrs ny ssg Z
the Iasessalny Il Mr. trsss 4 this -
J ecssisnaeeB - ~ l~sssNaep ~
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= rrsrvvsfully n6e1nnk Coils
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= AerssA
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F.sol, srssS Nui4 - Ncssrs.
N,cr- ! Mccullough have cont.
u'encel gr,'irg ~, siatsrs Esr The
new steam min. anil win have the .a~
running N ninety DAYS.
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~ ss~"scs u~SWu ~ W0WW
brus'lwsy IN I'm darxssus 81 h~r
l%ssncs Who wvlI1l rxshamss TN.
feelings whirh- skws within his
t,s'as. 'os ,lr iussl~rubls lliss
Name. 's@ 81 . regular f.r.
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orinious may he enter
rs 70 the true meauins Of .
''u, every lcrs'n Who
tl'rs' line. will ayas ,hs,
hjrvt Vi llss, k~sl!owing ron,.
bsios'. which NJ Ind ia the
ork Mirror. l~.sses.ss the
b anal m,ost 10 b. ssinind
cns to bc found in t.,e com.
\ sts ir,sc iol'lcn.an :
Was walking down Broad.
IN l,'orning. ! witnessed IN
y which illustrated the trsr
''u',. rcor i'nisant tee.
Eo'ns0. accompanied Nv .
PM wlsse ~sss,svycnvl lsrasls
llsss sseras bcst. Tell .ioNa
sNslhVrs,lG wrll-drcss-
m. slSv,t thirty ycars II
|slchilv q vcut ki,nu. axSis.
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tr Travellers shuuM b. CARTEL n
rad the advcr,ieemeat ii ". j.
llcvlts.
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Mr.. .J.NurNy.

Ill ANl>d fcfmnn"ml, l,ealel him.
sell, .%csalcrs HE rufcssioAal See.
Views t. the c.t'srr. n rWno,a aud ,irlu.
ny. to ,ah'e On tn vs-, side VI the
the puelic slnsre. where 10 ron nlws,s
h. iaand. or u, his hoardng housp Ql.a...
%liosrll sA,er, when PROFESSIONAL. ,neng.
ri. rs-tm
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~ 49, eouAsss . lsa-
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pwe1a oopUoW tod ~
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vNsts Az Taken upt, ilobL !. San.
Ia tord. living On sr,t,nn -. ,.an.bp
~. ranrn 4 west, one lia,. msv Wa :,
nina' Ssc NJ all eats odd. Atisa.sci 10
is wl. IN !. NiS.
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- Tte iI.ari Ut l'.lis. have tssn
In ss~sisn for the las, ,hrv la,s \
lsrsc amount u business hss tssa
Dispatched,
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IN ~ t,k instant. tht NJ 1. I.
No. NJ JAWS Ian M
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a,Ia, spse. ssfew lhelr fnass rs'k..
AHd Iay llrh All the val,
That leads ,htm ffem Tbs II lial ha~t
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,her,fnfe submitted this sllse 10 ,hs n,
slan u q u sut l~l, i,,em,., uhs
came 10 The ~scasl~ssan ilat Il VA. "a.
rat.
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iminF. n t'lloN. irlu.a Ms. Nu.
~ d,ashts u John AikIhes,. N. H..
oil u i'eScio county.
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M lle lulIowuu ,iles luve
la,ssed lho l'rsspeui ltalrl.s
iufe, vluell, IUgeil'Vf with
,Iu~u IH'ss'd NJ ll'e liza se.ss
ion tnnWIhu,r Ilh inv uda
7he hills NJ lelnuuu ~ Ihe iulF
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llwm6 nul lllud Institution. |
ltrsruue IlilselIona 1 fsni.
mr. cs N Officers slnle ! dhHh.
~, and concerning pAibllen.
uu oi Vwlo, ~ IuIo ellerl
innrdml,l, lIu uil,rss M,
ihflsi VI November 1891
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As Az to frslae ku he lahlipn.
llun N lhr Ilesifed ,lalp, anil ig
ihn llepeal VI lha Auis therein H..
Nl.uL
w. il enacted By ihs Legislature "
ihe State Of Nissl..lIp rs IulluW.,
h Viii
Arr. 1, Tho Revised Guile
NJ the Public Statue laws vi
'hN state shall le composed III
Tho folow'np entitled acts, IL.
witt
I. An ne, dclNlre Tho limits
mud dN,sIcns n tho S,n,c II
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- nssl the Medical card. ias~l
other culamu. . lu
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~ The Memphis apd New ".
,caus Packet Linz. i npa In sgrcrss-
ful opevailen, and W. take grvai plea.
sure n calling the attention Of our
readers To VI, card n ihc Company
IL another colnmn II the STAR
We feel quite ccrisla that every eli.
rem Of Pamela CouHiy, fcing South.
viii make ], a pNln, 10 ra,rcnIse this
line. six Just such STEAMBOATS, Us
compose this liue arr M, 10 be found
navigating any other stream In tho
world.
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Nails Nall

Two tfiflHtTE MiSili>tTux's
i:sk1u DAY. Mr.. lovs WI. rs,s q
bAtl. nj tho tiaus~ss' lsat~i, Panu.z. ~
Monday Eyensny. February sd.
cS- Al the ladies are respectful, o.
vits>i 10 s~stvtai.
s',.sme ail w Young m,r aud ma,ass,.
Who think i no .in,
mi trip To- the ao,.r
~ the swrvi violin"
Extensive p-ra-s.io AZ arr hring made,
AMI the proprir''r promises 10 give .stis.
faction to oil. The Asras,ss wsll 10 ,lsis
almost o. make Il - r.sa.sa,a. pssis.s,
rnd in crdsr 10 sstissy al wrn'd request
thaas uhs dance tha, NJ rnsassmesss !se
sforc ttau two ,,'ts t~ sssde as = tius.
lh. fe.r msnngcrs will evsduss ~
dance With ,hsir lssva chilly.
CT .osA mustc & 1.nsaged. -
MAuAOEnS
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q. u. WNnki>s, 1ws. L.. 4, ssks,
N =. WAkn. =. Ess>s.r.
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CT To conmeas. =, : .'clssk, L. ~
r~ssssely. ss-a
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tr The l'aaula Siar has huhned a
ueN dnHs aud runts 10 vs. ppairly
Improved In typographical appearance
lnm ~ exceedingly uhramuls little
eight Nv ten sheet, u has arissn !" ~.
~srwciahilll, and c,.lll, b, The cam.
mrnlallr enterprise Of n. puhlishcf
end ,he TASTEFUL lisple, cfthc me-, han
,al ialenis oi 'he tavinan NJ 'hr 'yre.
s%,srhiral dspaflmcn' Sat~~s tat,
lscwt, ille star,
We thanh ycu, nclehl@r for Your
klud venls. Wa Expressed our olia.
lou II the 'sumef,illr STAR saulc
weeks since, when Il jonned IL new
drcss, hu, II c.caprd your attention.
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hates Of Toll al "B.td's Zen.
~" on Aockrnnpmsn fn JsiS a.

\ , Fl'rI q Tho Hnafi o. .iulief, a.
4 the February Ieua, lci.i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14

PRESERVING APPLEs.-A lady sends US
the following very common-sense ike meth
oil Of preserving apples as a substitute for
drying. which, from what We know Of pre-
serving other fruits in the same way, we
recommend to general use: :" 1t is simply
TO stew the apples as you would for sauce,
either with oruithout sugar, and while boil
ing pour them into stone jars 1--WE have them
To hold about one gallon, with 4 mouth from
two to three inches in diameter, and cork
TO fit it, and seal Immediately. This is done
BY pressing down the cork below the edge
OF the jar, and pouring over it's scaling wax
made OF ros;n, becswax, and Venetian rcd,
melted together in any prop rtiOn you choose
which when cool, makes an air-tight ce-
ment, and they will keep fresh all winter
and are much better for pies or any other
purpose than when dried as well as less
trouble, we think. They can be done jar
full at tune, whenever there is leisure for
it through the fall. The jars cost but little
al first, and are COOP, if not broken, for any
number Of years.
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: y
ul Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities ~ the body remove the distractions Of
its organs. purify the blood, and expel disease They
the foul hunyrs which breed and grow d-teIn
per stimulate .iU .gish disorIered organs into
action, and .nIpar healthy with strength to
the whole system. Not only do they the every day
complaints % everybody, but also formidable and
grruus disease. that have ba.d tie best OF human
While they produce powerful effects. they are
pfy-ic be employed children. Being -ssar-
coated they pleasant take and being purely
E-ta1i- free from any rick % harm. Cures have
been made which surpa-- be!iVf they -ubstan-
jaied by % such exalted position and character
forbid the suspicion Of uut-utb- Many eminent cler-
Cymeu and iy i-a- have lent their 20 certify
III public the reliability q my remedies while others
Preparations roDtsihgt immensely the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellow
TIE A--u; below named = pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac containing directions for their
and c.rtihcat.s OF lheiT % the following
pi>iuts-
Ca-tv-uess Bilious Cor plants sheulsti-fn Dropsv
Heartburn. Headache arising from foul Stomach. Na4-
Ini grsti0u Morbid IG4ruE AZ the Bowels. and
Pan arising ther-rruI Fsr-Gcy. Los Of Appetite, all
Ulr-rrg< ami Cltau-oH- Diseases which require
crant M-die,.e -,roFuia Kiuc- Evil hey also BY
pun yilE she tni and stimulating the system,
complaints which would b- supposed they could
reach such p.-fHe-- Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and NvFvou- Trt-bty, arrangements 81 the Liver and
Kidney. Govt and other kindred complaint. arising from
low Of the b-ay obstruction Of its functions
De he Pat ur by uuprinciIled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on Ask for AFEs's
PiiL. and take nothing else. NJ other they give
powers. TIE the bes; aid there FOR tie H. and
thew il
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TNLAG Seat Chairs best and cheapest at the Ches
II 20 Branch, formerly GAY GuILFoRD.
jull1 :. u GAY
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To HorsrKEEpERs AND FARMERS AT THE
Wrsr-It has long been the greatest COM
nla;nt with housekeepeTs at the W est, that
Sufficient female help could not be obtained.
There are now in our city thousands OF in
dustrious. sober girls, of good character,
who are thrown entirely out of employment.
Many of these arc DESTROYS Of going to the
West, and becoming house servants or do
mostics.
The difficulty has hitherto been to find
some responsible medium to connect those
without work and those wanting work done.
The Chidren's Aid Society has determined
though the effort is somewhat out OF its
usual field-to attempt during this season to
connect this supply and demand. To do
this. and to aid these thousands of poor
girls, the West must also lend hand
They must not expect well trained servants
in these girls, as they are not accustomed TO
house labor; still they are willing and able
TO learn. and only need patience and kind
ness. Every allowance should be made for
mistakes and delays in the beginning of
such an enterprise. Those applying must
send the fares, as far as they are able in all
cases the Society will return the money II
no girl is found TO answer in general the de-
ecription forwarded. Let not that which IS
said to have broken down all previous enter
prises Of this kind ruin this-the utter neg
lect Of the West itself to give helping
hand. 1t is an effort to benefit both sides
the unemployed here, and the families
there. All letters must be addressed to
Branch Office, Children's Aid Society, Gin
ten Hall, AstOr Place, New York.
The applications inciosins fares viii al
WAYS be attended to first. There will be an
Z {
ACRE ment with each girl that her fare is to
be deducted from her wages.
Parties applying viii state exactly their
wants. the wages offered, their town, coun-
ty, and State, and the cheapest and best way
OF reaching the place References from the
clergyman, magistrate, or other responsible
persons OF the town, will in all cases he de-
manded. IL will be the endeavor of the So
ciety to send out none but girls with good
references, and who are represented to be OF
good character. c. l.. BRAcs, Secretary
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Me0irines.

II you wish to be and during the Sum
Il mer, go at once and get some Of
AcLeons Celetrdted Strengthening Cordiak and
Biood Purifier.
II the only remedy that viii all impurities from
the 1t being Tonic, it will at the time
STRENGTHEN and IsyiGoRATE the system.
Thousands in ST. Louis have used it, and the universal
expression Is that fails in curing any complaint
airing from disordered state of the STOMACH
Bovg;s A few doses will cure DiABKHGA or DYsESTERY.
As a Diuretic, it will any disease of the KID
NkYs, UTERUS or BLADDER; as an Alternative i will
purify the blood. and remove all iELLoWNESS PM
Piles, SORES from the skin
1t a sure preventive for YELLOW FEVER, CliiLLs,
or AGUE and FEVER, and CHOLERA. There is no mis-
take about it. We refer to hundreds OF STEAM
BOAT MEN and others, to prove that fact.
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qure certificates 10 bring into notice dose is sut-
Gent to convince the skeca OF its wonderful in
vigoratng elects Call and try it. II is very pleasant
I take.
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should take a supply
home with him. II is remedy for every
/ family.
J. ii. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil LiDinent
EH Principal Depot, on the corner OF Third Pine
streets, St. Louis Mo.
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GOOD assortment, from IS to $50, at the Chicago
"A Branch, formerly GAY GrnFoRD.
mill J. G. GAY
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GENTLEMAN wishes 10 rent a hon-> within two
"A minutes walk of the Court House with the priy-
leg- % boarding with the family. A family without
children required. Adires. Is & boz p. All. oc24
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Another Remarkable Cure Performed By
McLean,s Volcanic OIL L,niment.

IlfUU TVT yvHfstItFf.
THOMAS Pom, blacksmith, living Cass Avenue,
On Tenth Street had horrible running his foot
He tried various Lniments Sayes &c but could do It
good. lie despared Of being able to work at his
trade again he could bear any weigh, his
foot and by small bottle OF McLeans Volcanic Oil
Eminent, he is nov perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis Neuralgia Bruises, Sprains,
Stiffness in the Joints Muscles Swengs, Sore Throat,
Earache ToOthache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, Sores,
Burns, Scalds, Pains &c, yield the magic influence
OF this WOSDHkFCI. LIsIHENT.
For Horses and Cattle it is infallible remedy for
Chafes, Calls, Scratches Cracked Heels Lameness, Spa
win, Sweeny, Spint Fistula Bruises. STelng-, Wounds
Rattle Snake Bites and various other diseases which
animals are liable 20 from injuries or accidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply OF
NcLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent. II sells rapidly, be-
il invariably gives satisfaction TO the purchaser
liberal discount viii be made merchants buy
10 sell again.
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor st. Louis Mo
~ sold by SyAfLslS A Co. Druggists, Ottawa. Ill
And Al sihyr Druggi - ocl.-2m
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\ RosE on AZ ArPLE TREE.-A correspon-
dent Of the Mime Farmer gives us an ac-
count of a natural curiosity which he saw in
the garden Of Mr.. Winslow Hall, Of letter
H. Plantation. Aroostook. on the 2lst ult--
Thus ,eas q .fuil-tiorn rose upon an apple
tree. The tree blossoIned al the usual time,
and, when seen by the narrator, had many
apples upon it. The blossom was nearly
two inches across the surface, perfectly
white, and resembled in all respects the
comrSon white rose, having as many leaves,
and bling as large and full otherwise
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TIE CHNyEY.-This conduit for smoke
and foul gases, so necessary in these DAYS
Of refinement, was generally unknown in
England, aud in many parts of the continent
Of Europe, till the fifteenth century, though
rare examples were found of it in the twelfth
Century. The fire was built in the middle
of the hall, and the smoke escaped through
an opening in the roof Immediately above
the hearth. or by the door. windows and
caves Of the thatch. The master and his
familiar retsiners called, significantly hearth
men, sat by the same tire by which their
food was cooked. At night, they shared
ii.s same dormitory. This dormitOry was
also the council chamber.-fielTs Rural
Architecture
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CCIQrE PEAYEE-A certain divine of Mass
achusctts being called upon to offer prayers
at a Masonic celebration, and not being I'M
tiated into the secrets Of the institution,
made use Of the following form:
30 Lord we have come to Offer our
prayer unto thee. for xhst Xe know not
II il be for anything good, wilt thou bless it!
II tor anything bad. wilt thou curse il :"
On being demonstrated with on account
Of the nature Of this prayer, by one Of the
fraternity, he replied:
.Ifyou tap the barrel. you must take the
cider Is il Uns."-HdrPer's Monthly.
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BOOK BINDERY.

"A new Business IN Ott6VVS:
e1IiE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
= and adjoining Counties that he has established u
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
blank Books
or all kinds manufactured TO order in worknanlike
manner. Also, old books rebound Pamphlets and ma
gazines bound in style required Maps covered and
vanished.
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs my branch Of
business Let it be in mind that II is longer
necessary Chicago to get your Blank Books
manufa ctured or any kind of Binding done, for YOU
have an establishment in Ottawa that can do It ALL and
save you the trouble of sending abroad.
Please give call In the room OYER the TELEGRAPH
Once. south stas q Nc Court Hooa square
DovQ y y UyI
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NONTGO HERY'S
Family Provision Store.
EN1en>6Vn ArrIC.,ls


he subscriber Ia. Just received BIZ Spring stack at
tie above Old and popular establishment, coutris-
ing every article include! il the let Of the
healtii fol sIi-;artias Of If HI. new Purchases
irving from The sorih, and with hi. purchases
elseEi-re. comprise the largest, fullest. freshest
.II cheapest stock o. Family Groceries ne found be-
tween Chicago and -. Louis lie Invite, all who are
sk-I;cfl this 70 call End them. The follow
ing articles COMPRISE bui par. Of hi. is, Constantly
hand
.S.gay. brown. lost. eiar.set and crushed.
tl~e>. RI rGt Java.
-Ko1'f.s>-. - ar hon.e, plantation, and ,yrsp.
c.'a,ai>-. star. s'rariur. sperm, and tsiIo~.
T.sf-- green, hizCE- bo'4ea- 81.
Sap ro-i1. castle. and shaving.
Tsiarg", Cavrfstiisf. fine cut. smoking, e..
Gym. auythias rota long nine ''In.d four
penny Caha."
,,,L-. liuse.h. -p-ra and Give
y'.-E. lard, -al0v. Ar-
F.-.. n.aserei. -'..e, herring, and trout.
,t-.g -'lits. rai-.us, and CGrraat..
FAR. a rvrs4, 81 ~ Ii. drum.
I.stFgtr. IT, t--f crab and cider.
{Atct'f~. u. jlr- al .iE!.. extra.
L|P@r N'gc', TePler- salt, s.'Pieer Enger, and all
other ordinary cr-d.-l-u--
Nat. BrazH fs-rt-. almonds, pea na;, &c
Trs ~ ch..Jrea, i1elins 80 h-be- ard -Eery;hns
rise from the elephant to JACK the giant Killer
Oyztsr-. -ar3ites, &c, Ia rzLs.
Cf1iiss lot % ali kinds
J'Eih.. br00ms, mUps. Sc.
"rtsg>- "-'d i1.oaS, fresh from The soutl, retail
~ ri,- box
I,pe@, ink. pens. and al kinds o, stationery
Po.rf~r. -hot. cap-. lead. and Everything rha line
fts1SRg tctl>, from the longest pole nInnow hook
Flour. pOta:o--. vegetables their season. butter
eeE chickrn,' snf al such ;tle arrangements need
81 in families, aI"ay- KEEP; ~heH they possibly be
-VHbLINS.
very fine lot % Victims, with all the arrangements,
iL>fI-tZisuco and ilt9n Lime aud C@sa<n. ;o.e.
th-r with everything else tha hr named 10 h. line
and u he . not -1p'ei with the article called for he
Ottawa. My 81. l-55 II MONTGOMERY.
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Agricultural Ode.
By WILLIAM c. BEYAST.

Far back in ages
The pillow with wreaths are crowned
The hands of kings and saSes
Entwined the chaplet round'
Till men of spoil
DiSdained the toll
Bv which the world was nourished,
And blood and plague were the soii
Tn which their Iaurels fiouriShed.
Now the world her fault de>pairs-
The guilt that stains her story,
And weeps her crimes amid the Cares
That formed her earliest glory,
The throne shall crumble,
The diadem shall wane.
The tribes of earth shall humble,
The pride Of those who reign,
And pride shall lay
His pomp away
The fame that heroes cherish,
The glory earned in deadly fray,
Shall fade. decay and perish.
Honor waits DER all the earth,
Through endless generations
The art that calls the harvest forth,
And feed the expectant nations.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE one owned nv Wm. Waggoner, and common
~ known the Hong farm" containing so acres.
and. lying mile south % MIr-.e-, 10 and
Sec. 30 r SO. 4 81 II j. well vat.red extending to
the river at the northeast corner has about 81 OF
good timber 81 improved, good house. barn. and
outbuiling.. and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES, IS
years old, and of the choicest kind OF irUt
Also. convenient Tenant IIcu--.
The farm II well adapted or both $roCE and Grain.
Tn. above farm will he sold cheaper by FAR than sny
orr in La sale County. tn. il bound sell.
au2S JULIUS AVERY, Ottawa. Ill.