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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

john f. AL Sanford, an en- iter'
merchant oftNew York, died On Tues,
day, in the, 51st year Of bis age
He commenced life Is q trappef % 2.
the Missouri, rose to d partnership .
the great ST. Lonis firm Of Pisrs
Choateau, jr., & Co., and rapidly g.
clmplated o fnstune amounting 70 no.
less than o million and d half of oo''
lars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Mite Sllpluf Springs,

81 Although not yet warrentedin ma.
king the announcement, We incline
to belieYet that. the report current for J
day or two past in regard toS the sale
ofthe White Sulphur Springs il pretty
well founded. Therumdr is that this
celebrated property has been pnrchas-
ed by 9 company of gentlemen fol
S750,0oq. The names of.these gen.
#tlemen are as fJilows:-TIon Jeree,ni.
ali Morton, Of Cplpeper; Lient Math-
|ew =. Maury, Washinoton 'c;ty.
Robert q. Stanari, Of Richmond 9Th
A. +. D3 Clifford of Chesterfield; Jas.
Hunter, pf Caroline; Allen {. C:.per.
ton Of Monroe; L. II. Daudrige, Of
jefferson; John NJ. Herndoi, o9Fred.
ericksbufg: A. K. Philips, Of Fred
ericksbufg; Richard Elf nnlahy, Of
Loudonn5 ], w. Slaughter. Of Fed.
erlcksbnEg, and Chas. M. Massey, ST
arlottesville R;o1. I15E;;q.
M. Rephaln has been elected Is
Congress. in place Of Preston s..
Brooks, deceased III. - 80 e j, 1, /, r. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

We have just been shown, says the
Danyille Register Of Thursday, d
beautiful ingot Of GOLD, which was OBJ
tanned at the Elliott Nine, near the
White Oak Mountain in Pittsylvania
county, which. 10 at present, being
worked npona small scale, By Messrs.
Davis g. Hutchings.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

Oyer 800 Mormon enigiauts, o.
theit way to Utah, passed through
Cleveland d few day ago. They were
English, Welsh, Scotch, Irish, Ger
man, Swiss and French, ofsthe lover
class Of peasnhtry of Aeir rcspeetirs
nations.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

The Warreaton Tziig states that .
negro man in Rappahannock couaiy
a few days since for having informed
uron some lofEhis associates who bad
been stealing, was taken ont by
them forcibly ana hung. The slaves
arc in jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

b Mr.. Thomas r. Richardson, one Of
the oldestand most eminent merchants
Iof Philadelphia, died on Tuesday ev-
enipg at his residence in Philadel-
y,I,;n9 ,Fs s4 N 4a Es533s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

Augustus G. Dodge. Ex-senator
and soon to DO Ex.Minister to SPelr,
is talked Of By the Democrats Of lows
% their candiaste for GoYernrF nFs'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Fofelgn News
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA

NEW York, Friday, Nav Il
The steamship Asia, with IL.
from Liverpool to the I'd inst .ga, = :
off Sandy Hook this morning. 10
The accounts suf the reyol,
slaughter Of two thousand Chip,.s. ~ !.
Saranak are confirmed. y
The Fc1eral Council Of sr;,.
land has authorized the aeceptsn, 49, !,
the NeuEcliatel propositions I"
Evelyn Dennison has beer, els,,..
Speaker ofIthe British ParIismerr',. ''9
T Mexicciwill apologize and nav !.
demnity, otherwise Spain will -.
! hostile measures.
| Reports have again been, cirepl,,.,
that the, King OF Denmark will -
forced to abdicate. y
Tie ship 1ascat'ora, for Philsd.,
| phia, put lack to Liverpool. on ~ n
hrday, having come III eollisiOu r;S
| the ship AaQretc Foster. ~
The Foster sunk almost Inn.
diately, blt the crew saved thss
selves lip tile boats, and were lal,s ..
at Live tpodl.
The aspect Of affairs in the la.
ibian Pri1cipalities was sefiou. IS
| ing to the unlayorable dispositios 1
the KollnaSn, WHO exhibits tbe ~
most hostility toward the party M n
are in favor of union of the rrs
yinces.
4 A dispatch received from X.
French ambassador at Madrid ~
Inoances TINT the Spanish GoyE s
pient accepts THE principles ofths i.
rangeinent proposed with Mexic3'
AdSices from Paris say that Il.
French authorities will fornalIy H.,
| inand a permanent embassy at PsLisI
| and, in case Of a refusal. giIl =,
deaNor, ih concert with the Encliss
forces, To penetrate to 1.-THE capital i,
I! water, and there dictate terms to5S6s
Chinese.
The co6Iies onlboard tie pefuy;sa
| ship CafmQl,, for Gallon, rallied auj
Yet the Ydssa dh1ire. whenaIl.-uIln.
bering two llnndred perished win
the vessel.
[ The coolies ofiboard the British aim
Gulnare also reyUlted, an SET fire i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

RAILROAD laccIDEsT. On Wednesg
day morning last, isays the Narti8.
Bprg Republican, )the acconmo lstion
train going East upon tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroal, IRAN over two
Gypsey women sitting upon 4 open
'culvert. near Dufisld's Station, sit
miles abeSe Harper's Ferry. Tie
cars at the time were descending
grade, and although every effort Ma
made to stopFthe train, it passed ovsl
the Unfortunate creatures, breaking
the legs OF both and otherwise Sc.
riously injhting them. They were
kind u cared for By the superin,end.
ant ia charge ofthe train, and taken
on to Harpers Ferry, where sargicsi
aid was obtained,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

: As yoa have made a mistake ii
your: frisndlyIdefenee ofiny opinions
which Have been thoaght worthy O
7of late,I respectfully ash
you TO give this correction a place ii
your Journal jas on act Of simple JUS
.tice t. I'LL Your obedient servant, N
>It il. HENRY A. WISE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19

The following account Of two boys killing
Wild cat, is from the 0gle County Report
or OF the Sd inst:-
On Saturday last we were shown large
wild cat, which had just been killed, within
sight of this village, and not moro than half
q nile from this office, which makes ii. Sec
ond one killed in this vicinity within tie
last month, by two young boys of this place
and their two dogs These boys are the sons
Of Lewis HormelI, Esq, aud are about >
anil Is years Of age. On Saturday, they
were ranging in the small strip of timber
near their fathers residence, when they dis
covered the panther. for 50 We must term il,
crouched upon the limb Of small tree
Upon seeing them it jumped to the ground
and rau, seeking refuge in another, from
which the brave little fellows drove It with
snow balls; again il sought third tree,
and the dogs having by this time become
excited in the sport, stood ready for n con-
fiiet as soon as il should again be dislodged
For long time his catship stood the ptl,-
ing. answering only by malicious growIs,
which the boys seemed not 10 have feared.
He at last came down, whether Extensively
or defensively we know not and after some
minutes of hard lighting, was overpowered
by the dogs The animal was nearly three
feet in length, and good back load for the
largest of its captors. But few bows VIC
veneure to say, without arms would dare TO
have game OF snow bail at such a mark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
WAKED Up The WEoxG PAssESGER-Tra,

WAKED UP The W EoNG PAssESGER.-Trav.
cling in the cars from o. to NJ
not long since in the night, We happened {
have the good fortune to get in the same
box with a regular blue devil exxterminator
by whom, let il be surmiSed, our drowsy
optics were keenly expanded. This indi
yIdual answered toEths mama of - Bat, and
his description of Nor kerliner," her man
ners and customs, gave the listener anything
but a favorable impression of the tar and
turpsntine State Thus:
Why. gentlemen, dog with long tail
in North Carolina would be as great show
As a niger with three heads"
"Wby So" asked several.
"They cut 'e,n of TO prevcnl them from
knocking off the huckle berries when they
they are chasing foxes and rabbits through
the woodt,'
''Phew," came from listener.
Fact, certain as man; and you never
see a man or boy there with buttons on
his pants"
Nv hat then :" asked some one
pegs answered the inrur,urbable
Bat; they wear the buttons of climbing
after persimnousi'
go IT. Bat" clleered an acquaintance.
And I'll tel you another thing" he
continued, they have to bell their little mig
gers thsrc just rs we do our calves here"
What for?'
$50 their owners can tell what gopher
hole ther're in"
A general scream followed tlis-the cars
screamed. and we all jumped off at NJ.
Hope well see him again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
FOR sale.
Illinois Central Rail Road.
xNnS EyIs SAFE

~ lie Illinois Central Railroad Company invites the
attention % AlrcU.tur.sts and Farmers to the ter
tile lands adjacent tAcr Road, which offered
sale upon low terms, and long credit Al 10" rates Of
tsrest.
1t is the policy and wish Of lie Company to sell al
their lands actual setTs and l." indictment is o.
fcrei spectators ia fact none will be sold on long
credit, without tie distinct Ola CATION Of cultivation.
Illinois occupies the most central position of the West
ern States, and comprises the fertile section Of the
bels Of land extending from The Atlantic Ocean 10 =
Missouri River, aud including Nrw York, New Jersey,
ylvafia Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Nscon-
sin Iowa, and Northern Missouri.
Unlike tn. States North Of the productions
checked by rigorous wisrsnor Is The heat OF summer
with the Great American Plain and being chiefly. if not
solely adapted TO grazing can never compete with those
The lands bordering upon the Missouri and Kansas
Rivers, upon tle lines % the proposed
wa have been taken up. and selling al; FROM
gifts upon the pr;tiun Of eir srr ultural
tools furniture goods, when their crops are
produced, the extra cost Of transportation &c Eastern
markets exceeds ilr cost Of reduction.
Looking 10 the future growth o. our corH.ry ,ll.
= q, which combines the favorable temperature
Sirh the richest SOL aHd most healthy climate, I'll FOR
all time be the great grain producing district T. : fri
o. mineral wealth such Coal Iron Lead. Lime stone,
&c. and las already the advantages % chlTcts. aud
schools. Of population. and % t-e Investment ~ capital
has supply 81 timber Tie southern section OF the
includes least Of tie best quality
% timber land; and tie extensive pineri.s in al. 1r
States. acces-b', ~ fir Lakes, furnish Chicago Wiz.
immense quantity % Timber and l-a1yF 4Olatis e. il
$50 % 46ru0ouun t-et.
Illinois especially during the last ten yelr- hs- been
rapidly dt..,of'nE her resource Tie population i-
been eNpenfed or Ra.A0Ds which yith tn water. o.;
Lake communication, afford cheap and convenient
means for The transportation % Ter pro1ucts 90 every
market About one million acres % the Colra,. -
lands have already been Sold and many aouri-h.s VII
a-es eNiace tie rapidly iuerea-li- prosperity pf Gle
country Such H. tr facility and economy wi-h which
ts=. land, ls cultivated. ilr DO two years lrl.r-
can readily surround taer.svgs i'H 90. tf- comforts o.
U. : fl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19

all They safe and pleasant take, but power
ul Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body the distractions of
its organs, purify the blood, and eSpel disease They
purge foul humors which breed and grow d.tem
per stimulate sluggish dsoriered organs into their
natural action, and impart healthy with strength
the whole Not only do they the day
complaints of everybody, but also formidable and
gcrous diseases that have bafed the best OF human
skill While they produce powerful effects, they are
the time, in diminished doses, the safest and best
pysic that be employed for children. Being sugar
coated they are pleasant take and being purely
getable, free from any risk Of harm. Cures have
made which surpass belief were they not sdbtan
by of such exalted position and character
70 forbid the suspicion OF untruh. Many eminent cer
gymen physicians have lent their TO certify
the public the reliability of my remedies while others
have the Of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellownen.
The Agent below named is pleased TO furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
use and certificates OF their VI the following
plaints:-
Costiyeness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headac. arising from foul Stcmach, Nau
sea, Indigestion, Morbid Iuaction of the Bowels and
Pai, arising terefro, Flaulency, Loss Of Appetite, all
Ulcerou- and Cut4neous Diseases which require IN eva
cuaut Medicine Scrofula Kings Evil They also, by
purifying the blosd aud stimulating the system, cure
ny complaints which would be supposed they could
reach, -uch Deafness Partla! Kindness Neuralgia
Nervous irrtabty DvTaDgements Of the Liver and
kidneys GOut and other kindred complaints arising from
low state the body obstruction of lis functions
DO 30, be pat of by UnPrinCpled dealers with Some
other pin they make mere profit on. Ask for AYKts
pills. and take nothing else. No other they give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick the best aid there Is for them and
hey should have il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19

Ieoy ToEs-A man who can endure to
have his corns mashed without grumbling,
is undoubtedly possessed Of a heavenly dis
position. One Of these true christians being
at political meeting, he said in pleasant
manner to big hurley fellow who was stan
ding upon bis toes: isf = '-f
MY dear sir arm You not miller 2" -
"No sir; why yo you ask 2" rsT
why 1870, sr, ,ns ,1e. ha,s sne" as you
for you have been grinding my corn this
half hour without taking toll" TIC '5li-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19

TIE WAY TO BE HsrrY.-A story is told
oftwo travellers in LapiIni which throws
more light on the art of being happy, than
whole volume vi proverbs and aphOrlsms.-
Upon a very cold day in winter they were
driving along in 4 sled-e wrapped Ia fIrs
from head to foot. Oven their faces Were
closely covered, aud you could hardly See
anything but the eyebrows and these were
white and glIstening with the frost. 1t
length they saw poor uan had suUken
down benumbcd and frozen in the snow
eve must stop and held him." said one
OF the travellers.
Stop and help him - replied the other,
"you will never thiak ofstopping on such a
dav rs this. We are half frozen ourselves,
and ought to he at our journeys end as
soon as possible"
But canno; leave the man to perish,
replied the more humane traveller, - ] must
GO 70 his relief" and he stopped the sledge.
"Comer said he, "come and help me raise
him"
L" Not T." replied the other, 81 have too
much regard for my own life, to expose my
self to such freezing atmosphere as this,
more than il necessary, Will 81 here and
keep myself as warm as can till ycu come
back.
So saving he resolutely kept lis seat while
his companion hasten5d to relieve the per-
ishing man whom they had so providentaiiy
discovered, The ordinary means were US d
for restoring consciousness, out the traveller
was so intent upon saving the life of a fellow
creature that ne forgot his own exposure !;
and what were the consequences: Why
the very effort which he made to warm Il c
stranger, warmed himself He la the
sweet consciousness of Going benevolent
act, and be also found himself glowing fro
head To- foo, by reason of the exertions which
he had made. And how was it with his
companion who was so much afraid of ex-
posing himself? lie was almost ready 10
freeze, Notwithstanding the efforts he had
been making to keep him warm. The les
son to be derived from this little incident is
obviously y Observer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

ZOE EfPID
Coughs. Colds, HoaIseness. Influenza Brono hits,
Whooping Cough. Group Asthma, lncIPi-
ent Consumption.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
Prepared by DIR. J. &. AVER
uGFFiT'S
Life Pills aud Ph9niX EitferS.

yI'IIE family Medicine before tho public, for
ti- cure o. >trgftiI, Ulcers. Scurcy, E~UJtiDHs
OF the SKIN f. Eer and Ague DHspePsi0, Dropsy, and
u fact all diseases yield 70 their curative pro-
I--;irs-
l. las competed that during the last twenty
years upwards q Fo'v NliOHs Of persons have been
benefited Iy the Of these medicines fact which
speaks ia favor Of tlrr pr0yeTtiess
trial WI place them beyond the reach Of conpeti-
rou th. every patient BY their the
BLOOD l. RESTORED To HEALTHY STATE and rrt@d
gsoFs al igHvffiss The system = not reduced during
o--rltiou bat i they require
ztrai'.t from business pleasure.
III 1r''etf hare iu rlsss medicines y-efeIV that
IriV ia y tam az rl0f n,-6i-iHs DsssiliV efcf.
Prepared by W. b MoFFAT. VI. d. fe,c York,
And for safe by DAVID WALKER CO,
&. l. THOMPSON.
fusyfs I-fryrg. N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19

ot"sS, 4S"sh, D00rs, EHads, Paper Hang
iags, Painters' BRUSHES, PenctLs De
In all qualities and varieties 10 name ALI tb s,;,..
they oer would occupy too much space bu. following
list vii! gre an idea OF the nature 81 their stock
WIZ kead e Zinc Pint Iyorv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
Gr...f.grn.s WIZ.
Lois for sale.

Lois for sale.
TSyiiE undersigned have for sale following lots which
= they offer at low rates, time. viz:
LROrer's addition 10 OtGtcd.
Lots !, . and $, block I.
Lots g. 4, >, ;. and H. block 3.
Lots 3 40, S, and ~. block {.
Lots I, 2,S 4, ; and 6, block ).
Lots ], .. 3, and ,, block 6.
Lots !, 4, 5, 8 and Q, block S.
Lots 2, and 10, block 2.
Lots !, 9 2, 4 and =, block II.
Lots !, ?, 3, /, .. s, =. and :, block IS.
Lots 6, 10, II and -, block 10.
Lots 2, @ i2 and Is, block Is.
Lots /, g 5, !, 5, 6. : and 3, black IS.
Norris i,isfitiOR
Lots and g. block >.
O,dUrd Ctr
Lots 9. B. 3 6, 7and in the subdivision OF :.
Lots = and 3 O.
Lots l, 2, 3, o and 10, 10.
TRUE 3 WATERMAN,
JUL? office ia EdIit of oitdcd.
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familu Groceries.
NEW
Family Grocery and Feed Store,

Cd BlocS north OF the Court House, Columbus ~
m THEOP"ILUS respectfully announces to the public
that he has opened this Store and just received
quantity of Hams Cheese, Butter Flour Fish, Tea COT
fee, Sugar, Sauces. Jeles Preserves Fruits Candies
&C. and every description table stores and decacies
of the best qualities and lowest prices.
Daily supply OF Poultry, Fresh Butter and vegetables
N Boats and other feed at all times on hand
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
a SniIfnrlh.r 70
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
FARM FOR SALE.

THE one owned oy Nla. NaEroHtr, and common
iy known the ''ioag farm, containing 80
and wing mile south ~ Narcotics, TO- and
81. e. K. - Il i vel wst.Tei. extending
tie northeast corner has about %
good timber o. acres improved. good house barn, and
outbuildilg.. aud ONE HUNDRED APPLE TEEES, -
years OH, and Of The choicest kind % lglit.
Also. 4 Convenient Tenant House.
The farm J. well adapted Tor b1th Srucg and Grain.
Tie Il farm wii. Dee sold cheaper, by far than ar
CHE, in La salle County. IT, owner Is bound 20 sell
aras JULIUS AVERY, Ottawa. III.
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Ec -hocp,sf,cr> aud Dealers,

IyT have constantly on hand and far sale 80 small
w advance au r.- lrr rs---- r---.- fac STOCK Of
French Cs.- ssf 70 -l-. and Patent leather. Also.
Aaeri-.- gt r. Boot Morocco. no SKINS. CociHs 10.
Maroon Green White and yellow Innings aai k4-llgs,
Shoe Findings amt ~'1- Makers Tools.
sewing Machine FOR sale
Cash pail Tor Hli-- " n PRESCOTT Co.
Ho.-sek Block, M1 r., few doors east OF tie p. o.
G..st-a. March u. 1~-T.
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For snlp.

HAVE 90 acres Of land 81 Bureau County. suitable
1 for grazing. which Will s-.l 9r exchange FOR lands in
L. Sale County
have also 100 acres o. land IN Henderson County
IL. Tor sale cheap. vii exchange Tor Improved lands
in thi. County. Lau.Il l. THOENE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
PHILIP GODE1EX,s
Family Grocery Store !!

Corfer # Min and Columbus SIS. Ottad-a.
TIE subscriber most respectfully bes leave call the
attention 81 the public to hi Grocery Establish
reu the o; Main and Columbus streets near
the Fox River Bridge. IL keeps constantly hand and
receives weekly from tie South and East, supplies OF
Family Groceries s YrSVj.:Ous.
Embracing every article belonging his line Of tTsd
with many others usually found similar establish
ments. A he buys only with Cash he therefore sell
as cheap as any merchant IN town lie respectfully
yItes persons 70 give him call before purchasing else
where lie has also large assortment Of Tobacco ard
cigars tie b- to return thanks for the kind libe-
raj patronage heretofore extended to him and snjts
continuance. IJanlIl PHILIP GODFREY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-19
OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS +!

Subscribers beg tot MORN the citizens of Ottawa,
farmers and the public generally that they have
fitted up their MIL hitherto known the Oil Mill,
FIGURING Mil, by placing in it new superior, and ample
machinery. Their arrangements expressly adapted
to, and made in view of rendering ii superior
GGSTif1i MILL.
Where the farmers have their grinding of every
rety, done expeditiously and promptly. We grind
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Buckwheat, having machinery
adapted to each and the machinery being all new, and
under the management Of an experienced miers we
confident OF being able to give satisfaction in all
We invite farmers to give trial, at least.
Citizens of Ottawa respectfully informed that we
prepared to furnish them with superior article
of superne Flour; Also Buckweat aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal, sran, and other Feeds, all of which will be
promptly delivered in any part of the City, FREE
slate will be found the store of j. q. Nat
finger where orders be left for delivery during the
day.
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iiGil ROADS.
Chicago Z z. Island Railroad.
q r. :..-.@agz 60 -
Michigan Central Railroad.
SOIics Division Opened.

III q IEAINS EA'H " ! DAILY.
ssOiIEg East.
- ASsFNC 81. Trains leave Joliet for Detroit $50 =
. " ami "a y. VI. arrival % Chicago Alton
g. Louis trains from The South.
t;oj.i. West.
Leave Lake Junction 6.5 A. 81 and sis ?. NJ,
arriya Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati
Passengers from the South and West. via the Chicago,
Alton - Loi- and Chicago Rock Island Railroads.
will r,I the direct route to the East and south
hast and may be g making prompt connections II
Detroit suspensio Fridge. Buffalo. and Cleveland with
All the main lines Of travel. and AZ Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trs 10 Cincinnati Laayet
Louisville. and the South
Through tickets he purchased a. the Office Vt JOLT
et for al the principal cities and towns a; Tie Fast.
l.. q RICE. Superintendent.
GEO B. N.cGEFGoE, Engineer JOfist Dici.iOii iu!2l
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"a is stfTeI.tc d.

rE1HE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
e, PARATING CORN SIIELLER, with one horse pow
err which is superior anything of the kind in use for
its neatness durability, perfection of its work, and its
usefulness farmers i'll general The whole machine
weighs lbs and is capable of Smelling and preparing
for market milling 10 bushels per hour under iavora
biz circumstances The power may be used for various
Their purposes. Eor sale by NANLEf & DOW -