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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07
FOE, SALE,

FS'liE south 81 Of the =. Ia Of Sec. s.
=. II lies about SIX miles southeast OF Ottawa is
fine rolling prairie, aud has or it living water.
z. Z. FAY.
Enquire Of J. Avery, Ottawa, Ill. my2
Sfs;iir Es-> Willis.
TlHE above MIL, with four of hurrs, and situated
i the Fox River Feeder, (four miles above Ottawa
together with l6h Of the water that flows in said river
will be leased for term Of years upon the fayora-
bic terms. The location and power is in the
western country. and liberal Inducements offered
men of enterprise and capital, which is rarely ever
met with For further information, address the under
signed. D. GREEN.
Daytor Fehruary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07

AIIIE OF ILIINVIN, "a SGNe f0anty, ss-7he
Iisop,s of the Stte If Illinois, al TO ,Hs01n these
Presents may come, and ospeciaky TO The mart Of Ain
H4jrsGt lar. and creditors IF iSInueS kackey,
dec'd-6EEETYyG:
W. HEREAS. James Spencer, administrator OF the
w tate o! Samuel Mackey, deceased, is DESTROYS
rendering account Of isproceedings such admins
traitor. and haTing final settlement, and
pose has made application in the County Court Of La
Sale County for citation, to be directed those who
be interested in said estate We therefore, require
you appear said Court at the Court House at
OTTAWA, Ia said county, the 81 Monday of December.
ls1 at o'clock in the afternoon If you fit attend
the final settlement OF said account.
octi. : W RAYMOND C2sy.l
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For Sale,

For Sale.
West half Sec. 90, Town 81 n, r. East, 800 acres
West half swa Sec. H. Town 80 N, r. East, so ac
West half Sec. IA, Town 50 N, II. East, so ac
The above lands among the most desirable In La
Sale County, situated from to 10 miles from Ottawa
and will be sold reasonable terms. Apply to the un
dersiSned, At Alton, III. tOst 81 HENRY 3. BAKDR
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Jrg.r Hf1g;1q and Satin Paper Borders
're-ioari Prints, Oh and TrsusIar-ut Wipdov Shades
Trimmings. a..
G.1.s.-Al Ike. from by 10, to s2Jy -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07

Furniture
ELAG Chairs, the best and cheapest, at the Chca
IL go Braach, formerly GAY GUILFoRD.
iulll j. G GAY
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Eeoal E0rerti3rmrnts.

STA tt OF ILLINOIS. 1t .S1,ts County, .s-Conufy
can't II In .SrYs County, D~csn4Jer Term, 4. b.
1-y7.
IL 0H PersDRs communicative notice tia; the IN
dersiznei, guardian Of George Joseph Cloud and Mary
Jane Cloud minors, viii apply TO the County Court
said toInty- q: the December thereof TO
holden NJ the Court House IN the City Of Ottawa in said
County. the first Monday Of December next for an
order 10 sell the following real estate belonging to said
minors, and i'uaed in the said County Of La Sale and
State Of Illinois, to wit Out Lots ;, and of Is in
IA. fractional quarter Of Section eleven Qi
Township tiIirty-tl (}3) Range three. 81
NEWTON CLOUD, Guardian.
GLOyEa L Cook, solrs. FOR Petitioner. oc3i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07

I.sdfs~' at- N~.,, t,et-.-- ~ al Sird. ard Child
REM >a.- 90 every 1.-- -irs.1a s'-F-r rrtE =s"r-
y tV.ry rrE...- -.a4 80 Ca. tore Ssrr-Eted 20
give ,n-ir. Satisfaction
" employ ls---r number ~ w--k-cn, and manu-
fa,rur- better o. wors than .aN other establish
meat 80 -" --f'-
ORDER solicited and promptly cI-d. Repairing done
VII. u.4fr-,s ami d-.Pftrh-
Ieainsgrf al' Ltrd-. -"u. rnii-gs and shoe makers
tool constantly hand stf 'u- li. s - ltaa ChlCa
I 9 ,,-f.-s Co-lr-v dealers vii 10 va fo call
. S.vsrr Nsri fr..- & sale y. H. PRESCOTT 4 CO,
iull Nun >f's.', 70 r 20 d'-1rz ~a~t o. The i. q.
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bureaus
GOOD assortment, from IS to $50, at the Chicago
"A Branch formerly GAY GuLFoRD.
uIII J. G. GAY.
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Fire >:crr Room fo Rent.
TIE Store Room ia Woods Block al present occupied
! rs u Croekery Store by SPgScRE EAE. is E0w for
Possession given in Few weeks. Apply at the
store. or 70 toe2H JER. WOOD.
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paints, Oils, Drugs, ST.
SETH G.. EARL d SONS
Paint Establishment,

On Main street, at B. 7. Phelps old stan1
Ottara, III.
~ keep pace with the growing business and import.
Of city, the propretors OF the above esab
lshment have greatly enlarged their stock as to
quantity quality. and variety of articles, and claim
that in point Of superiority and completeness it Is nov
exceeded by west Of the eastern cities Their
now embraces every article which can be needed ia the
painting finishing aud outfit o. dwellings, together with
every article needed by painters and artists in All
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07

THE best assortment in the City, at the Chicago
7 Branch, formerly GAY GunFoND.
iulii J. G. GAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-07

TUST received from the manufacturers n large lot OF
% Oak Black Walnut, and Maple cane chairs, which
will warrant better and cheaper than he found
at any other house Ottawa All is TO have those
who wish to buy to call and examine for themselves.
j. G.. GAY,
octll formerly Gay Guilford.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12
TAXES--OFFICIAL.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
. City of New Oeans-Ffh Justices Court for Parish
of Orleans.
The following delinquent Tax Payers Taxes on
Real and Slaves and Personal Property City
of New Orleans for the 1856 hereby
undersigned within fifteen days the first pubca-
ton of this citation answer to the demand of said
thereon Of % per month
every month from the It'll day Of July 1851 until paid and
(5 per attorneys commission the same, and
Court.
Witness hand at the city Of New Orleans this 7 day
August, A. D. 1867. WILLIAM PILES,
Fifth Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
hT.Ofice-No. Frenchmen street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12
TUE anPRoyED MecnEssE1 wash " As H.

ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the SUD
scriber Orders No 10 Apollo street. in Box 1876 Me-
charles Exchange the Grocery Store OF James Collins
No G. Apollo street, where specimen may be seen viii be
louiuy attended TO- All ask of the public tair u'al
and If bsy 10 not give satisfaction them and the
will be reEunded J. NJ. DAUGHERTHt
wi! " No. 10 Apollo street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12

pRIDGEWATER WEATHER = PROOF
ID PA1NT-Ihe esabe and economical covering Tor
Railroad Cars, Depots, Bridges ETC. For sale by
G. q. BOGERr & CO.,
Agents for the States of Louisiana Alabama,
do Mott Mississ ippi Texas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

IT for one Hoss.nd dollars TIE Hartford f,osg ~
On Friday Sept 4lsN GOOD day and % 49, =
New York Geo y wesson nHm-s b. M LAZY Isunsos g
Mass II y apcicsted the above ~ be oneo1 deooo
interest," gea rpeed eEduy nAs Aveady oeen saown
by M Dson's celebrated ho e, nroksr navns
win meet with successful sompoitor on isn oc0s19
o0cient police viii preserve order = d SH1ONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
MUeICAL AND DANCING.

GOs1 RROA nWAy.-NAOAMB aAUvA0BAUD DANO~
OOO ing academy, opposite II nd street open cvey ~
aDd TUESDAYS ana SesuroayA
All daDce: taught at 10 suit parties b. vsy snes
Ceanful toacheru Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

ro,b-rxsr QUALIFY or RID Asu, srovr Avn
- err .ni wAe ssh rssgs end fuv a. srerne eni de
fered ~ " q per ,or from cora ~ IN King and
nrceuw ch streets l6 uuaEe ard &, apsl street Qsse
akcrl psn Allen. MAIHKw ULIRrOh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

A MAdNIrIcENT sEvES OCTAVE RosR@oO PIANO
for OF superior tone and Gn made by stodar and
cost $3.50 Elk months ago. vi be sold for S6 must dis
posed OF Immediately Can be o. Twenty SIKH street,
sxth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

SOPnAFO WHO THOROUGHLY UNI ERsT ANDo
n her business a cborister wishes for yomona
In choir quartz to preferred Addrwss Melodia btvnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

GREAT VARIETY OF HALLET, DAVIS 10 - GEL.
n eorsted piano with oher Boston and York pianos
OF lower prices than before offered
times second hand SIS 81 S7b $40 " SOO
csnos to ct g. BkRRY 468 rroadway, corns Grand
street, mayble ldI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

nANCiNC-BRONKG'S ACADEMY, SOL BKoONB ST i,
y win open or the season on lnesday 8 vt Lsdes caa
from till p II. 3s ntleu IL I'LL ny fhiidrep
meet Wednesdays AL hs fasho alb dances fought
Of les
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LNoR SALs Oh hXCH -koE-A fins NEW SBVuU
octave piano. will sod ch for cash unchanged
for lands Address g. Okas.
ham Office
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29
NlRCNINT ClAGlI\G OIL.

Has been before the Public. more than 20
years. and is most highly appreciated as Lin
iment. where its virtues have been longest
known. 1t is a scientific preparation, and put
in arefned form for Family Use," as also q
form for Animals by NJ. II. Tucker d Co., Lock
port N Y, successors to DR.. G. W Merchant,
to whom all orders addressed will meet with
prompt attention.
GTFrom the fatle Of this article over wide
Territory, numerous limitations have sprung in
to existence, spurious in quality and inert in
effect, which are palmed off for genuine, in vio-
laton of Law. Let every purchaser observe
well that each bottle has the name G. W. MER.
! CHANT, blown in the bottle, and his AUTO
| GRAPH sealed over the cork. None other can
be genuine.
Foa sale by ]. fl. C. Miller, Jackson, Ohio
j. E. Jones, Oak Hill;
By Druggist & Merchants throughout the
country. Wholesale by J D. Park, Cincinnati
and by dealers in Medicine, in all Commercial
Cities. March, S, '57-50-9m
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P9R z g z
THE BLIND boy.


THE BLIND BOY.
eY TIE ALv. DR.. HAuKEss
It was blessed summer day,
The AoweiSIOOmeed the afr was mild,
The lIttle birds pSared fourth their lay,
Ane every Ting IN nature smiled.
In PLEASANT thought ! wandered on,
Be1eath the deep woods ample shade,
Till &uddoaly came upou
Txd chillren, who had thilhcr strayI
Jasi al 81 aged birch trees foot
AEkle boy and girl recliuedi
ssnd aids in hers she kindly put,
!hen saw the boy was blind.
The children knew not was near,
tree concealed me from their view
But all they said well could hear
Aud could see all they might do.
Dear Mary" said the poor blind boy,
"That little bird sings very long;
Say, do you see him in his joy?
Aud is be pretty as his sonsH'
n "Yss, Edward. yes. replledthe maid,
"I see the bird ON youder tree"
be poor boy sighed, and gently said,
kSst.r, wish that could see.
e loW'rs, you say, are very fair,
bright green leaves arc on the trees,
Pty birds aTe singing there
beautirul fOg one who secsI
'ppaat h9wors can smell,
feel the green oas shade;
o. eear the notes that swell
ose dear birds that God has made
n $50 ,ster, Cop to ne is kind,
yaough sight, alas He has not given;
But tell me, are there any blind
AEong the children up In Heaven"
No, dearest Edward, THERE all SEQ
But why oak me thing so oddF
.$T~ph, Mary. HES SO GOOD TO NE,
TuououT ~ LIKE TO LOOK AT COP
Ere long, disease his hand had laid
On that dear boy, 50 meek and mild;
AlH widow dc q lnoLhcI Hept ahu PIhyeu
That God would spare her sightess cialC
HS isli her warm tears on his face
Aud stid 30! never weep for me,
I'm going to bright. bright place,
Where Mary ,ays. COP SHALL slE'
"And yOa'll UAtlere. dear Mary too
.. but Mother, wien you get up there,
-. TSll Edward, Motter. that It's you
You know never saw you here"
+. lIOspOke no more but sweely smiled
Until the fnal blow was giv,p--
When God took up that poor blind child,
Aud open'd frat hiSeyeU in HeaVCs..
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all kinds Of FREE

lie VIII also ttlrHisl
all kinds Of: FREEz
July II, 1856
New AIca
THE subsl
zeas Of JstE
has now in "a
Mill. and is preps
flooring. planed. tongueil
laying DOWN Also, al Z
ready planed. ets., SUD
boarding do6rfasingsl
Lumber dressed EI
who furnish it, on
ders for all kip.hs 0i
tillsii on short uotiee,
same can be furnished /
Chillicothe or other poi 8
Send on your trders. \
ana Church streets. |
Juue-l9 sc, Mostly
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FRUIT TREES,

from rive 10 EgHt lteI III ntlgnI, ana Warfan
ted OF good thrifty growth As the Trees are
raised in our own State, and butt short distance
from Jackson there isno danger of the roots be
ing frozen or injured by long and tedious Jour.
neys. They will be careful ly packed aud la
belled at the Nursery, and only one or two days
on the road The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following ist, guaranteeing them to be- In
all respects as described. Purchasers can either
leave their orders at my store or with any of my
travelling agents. who will be furnished with
printed circulars. Trees will be delivered In
jackson, Oh Or about The 18th day of Novem.
hos
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The Rev. c. $. Burnett, while labor
A ysEyI,sED psyySsrgAN, 7svev

n HAI aN ~ J II ~ y : i5i = y 7 :
Of aye, haying lost h- Father, two Brothers,
Daughter, ,on-in.law, Nephews amt Nisces, by
that. dreadful disease, CoNsUNPrIoN and suffer.
u- with ouGu himself determined to visit
tn, East indirs, Egypt and Japan. where be
diacovere. PREVENTIVE aud ''GRTAS CURE for
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Coasumpiioa Ner-
yous Debility and Asthma. His cough v4'
cured INN diaely; he returned, cured hi
ReiatiDeS. who inherited the disease, aud in CON
nec,iou with hi Fon have employed in .I'ir
practice curing tl.uusaad5 Of cases considered
hopeless by olhegt, For the purpose ofrescuing
as many OF his suffering fellow beiugs as pos
sibIe he is sending the Recipe to all who wish
it for 10 cents; 3 Of it to pay the postage, and
the balance printing Address DR. HEATH
l0l Spring street, opposite St. Nicholas Hoei
| New York. Aug 1881 2l-3m
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Wall Paper.

Tho subscribers having received their Spring
Stock of Wall Paper, Borders, Curtains &C., feel,
confident in saving that they can supply the people
of this vicinity at lower rates than they have been
able to do heretofore.
s95"Persons desrous Of purchasing can see a
Sample of Our Papers, by calling at
The Store of r. Harding, Jackson, Ohio
BLACKBOARD & DUNToN.
ChiIlicOthe, Ohio.
s5y~B D., Can fill all all order for School Books
Stationery &C., which thCr friends may wish for.
may 7, 1857. TT,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29

Jaynes' celebrated family medicines. consisting
OF his Alternative. Expqtorant, Hair Tonic,
Aguf fiis. Hair DYE, gonic Vermifnge Car.
minativp BalsanI, Sanative Pills & Counter.
irrtant Linimrnt ~
Stabler's Cherry Expectorani, DiarrhCa Cvllia
g. Worm Mixture
Ayers Cherry pcctoral & CathaFtic Pills
Bulls Sarsaparilla & King Of Pain.
Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparllle
Wislur's Bdlstin of Wild berry.
Rowsdds Touic Mixture Remedy for Co-tiye
Bowels Remedy for Sore Eye. Remedy for
Ear Ache & Deafness R'mehy for Dyspepsia
Rene for rnmpleiuts of the 'daas Rem.
cd iot' roelhace 4 cpwp,nat S}raP vi
Ts0ifsP PtefeH aiholicon.
LDtdou.& sgb lxreotorat Hair Tonic Sara.
use Rilis 8l~raiise Fever a Ague Pills,
cWmBgtys Hnp,m Remedy loi Piles, Yes
mi8tee ttm.ie Hiyir AiilcalnS Ompntat
s ule@see biuigsAt
Arints 'i@gg h 4tra9 Pulmonary Bdstp,
Krklends sre 4 iige PILE
p,uuimgfe 1taHgN - saash ox,uJe.
rhAip st,eGgh sSsrap & ilssnmatic Liumrn.
Iiadway's Reais Reh5fs Itbads lsesolveet hcg
ulators Clfcussiaa BIZ e,ieated soap.
Denig's Cough Bsl@anl 8 syrup.
BARRELS Indian ianlmeht - RVermifuge
Mclmes vermifigr 6Liget Pills.
saple's Sovereign BALM Pills X Balm Syrup.
A1ssahOlds Extract OF Buchn, lyssnatic.s -.
g. -. ..,..tiI. Fa -
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As we have made extensive Improvements III
the PhGnix Foundry. Qately purchas,
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new ana
improved patterns of various styles to our STOCK
We find it necessary, principally, as many stoVe
dealers Ii We SO remote from us, that they but Sel-
dom visit this market lose sales Of many articles
Of our mar lfacture that they could deal in N
their advantage, did they but know the quality
and style of our work.
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have cons dered it best to produce
q very inferior article, in order to meet the
present low prices o. stoves, they using th'
cheapest materials without regard to It's du'
rabilty, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the very best selected Pig Metal, Manutac
.ured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared TO introduce Improvements
in principle and design Of our stoves, that their
wants may require as we warrant all our
work. And tits even SO, that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two sizes is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove.-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every oaf,
ticuiar Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
TIE GOLDEN AGE,
Far superior to any thing of the kind in this
market We have other Stoves Of various ST.
zes and patterns, and manufactured of the best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to poor one: aud re-
living as we do on the superiority Of our stoves
over the minority of those now in market tlatter
ourselves that will they but examine particular
ly into the general character OF stoves now MADE
and consult their interest, ours will DO preferred
to the III ,jority now in this market.
PLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh Plows aud points, 3 sizes, Also
J Points oi our own menulacture, which we war
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
! funded. And an assortment Of Hollow ware
Wagon Boxes Crates and fronts Door and win
dow Stills aud Caps kept constantly on hand ol
| Manufactured to Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture Variou'
kinds of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
| We are also carrying on the
Thinning Business.
SIN which we are manufacturing all kinds o
! Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware, which we offer to thu
! public on the most reasonable terms, And, il
lact, we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, April I6 1851 4-tf
GJ'All kindsof Family Groceries, of the best
quality, on hand, and to arrive from time tt
time. T. /, ).
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A LUDICROUs INCIDENT.

IL was customary some years ago, in many Of
The inland towns OF New England, to celebrate
the university Of American Independence, by d
sham fight inLended to represent some OF the
Revolutionary battles. and Of course victories;
one portion Of the tow people representing the
. Red Goats. aud another the Federal forces Be.
low, We give the rich eud Of an account, which
We hnd lu ala exchange, on QUO Of the celobra
tions.
A little town had resolved TO perform the sur.
render Of Cornwallis. Deacon Moses Jones, a
proud. wealthy farmer, was chosen 10 enact
Washington aud Squire Bigler Wood, an arls
tocratic laws OIL, to represent CJrawal.is. But
lot tho writer tel! his own story.
The two companies were to meet in front OF
the tavern, on the common, exchange shot :,
skifn.ish 9 liltle-in which CornWalls was
10 be essentially whipped aud then most in.
gloriOusly surrender
Al niue clock the two companies marched
int the VILLAGE, aud alraycd themselves in
sighting positions, reminding tho sseetatOr of
the tine when
Brave Wolf drew up his men
In aatie most pretty,
Cnile plains Of ALr4han,
lei, re tue city.
Tho two companies were greatly excited, and
Washlngiop,l regr to say, was in anything
butA fl condition " act oat tho part he was to
perform.
~ he had been drinking freely all the ma.nnx,
aud now ~hen the interesting celemouiesw ere
about TO comin,alce, was tight or,Father. loose.
that Il was witfgfsst difficulty that hS could sit
on his saddle; he, hewSeeF,, did not know but
= shat lls was g." .'Sh'i hJh >. ID his men.
cotnwallia.was not ntoElcsNNd, but was little
sd{aied. or rather elevated
lSrfrythiaG being ready, the cN,0anes *
-. Uangl Whgngl bang! !Seus the
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Fc I'll
oeI,T SefiplugT oough syrup, d Live
p.ifs;. -
pabacL's % 'ie Sna1Ji,n Ayson pionI pn . ~
"1oS'A s". 'c""u'ah OlOOa rus u Blood Puri
nel, ma,
ns''a',a ioomsn1 u ue.unan plt.eH. :.
woe,l vjoeI go s0ny ge,a'eu w.a',o oitteIs'
EaI1"l vs'g'oDN %N, muslalg Alp'mept.
Tsmn,s,s % e NJ" "In,ti'Ht. pnpn Ii,
MerIhsn,s M svr.e ro.., |" So"V ~ I'"'inenS'
waILnni. slIn' psIna,Suhg HIl:
cotTssn,. H. Ga',o chIunn" ,n,'n. ointment
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FRUIT TREES.
Farmers Look TO Your
TRUE INTERESTS.

The undersigned has made permanent ar
mngcment with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the oldest and most reliable in the State Of o.
ho, and he is enabled to furnish the following
variety of
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
q .Gb5e 5 pqQe:t pQ S Golunlle. l..l'l INN N
- ,sFlom theHome Journal. .
.A1,I,Ap or NANTUCKET.
nYgr. n..AIpRIcH-

bHi z3z- M IT., n. AIpRic H-s1-aT -
'sjwhsre gosyosss, pretty Maggie. ~ sa.
I. II e Where go yen in.the Ial;tfe = -ssIG}3 )
<'fI go to ask The sailors
T7o5 VINO sailett the SPanishJmain' go -
= :. .Y5ss,6 s,6ev hatvSei tSi sssh my w4llse,@ - sis
If heijl come back to me ae1.
,Tis saa. to have uiy darling !; -. ~
A-sai1ing on the SEA -
O Maggie, pretty Maggie,
bSi' Turrf back TO yoiider tonsn, b 80
Your 5Witie,ss in the ocean, o. 5s-. So :
An hundr cd fathom downf
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81 Hs5hair has suEneditos esrPslt,s 80 1e
His ewes have changed to stones
And twice two years have khi'eeo
Thc-eoEal round his bonesi
Ea.rhe blossoms and ff1ez clover z =, q 2 =
80 Shall bloom. and bloom. agsin,sr6e 7Is
But never shall your lover
e Come DER 4he yunish main s.'s3aS s
siaBas aBas Maggie hesser needed, = = : -
syEe Aaa9mosrffuily said she 80 z .Es.
s.,Tis sad to have my darling e-ff,.s :
4A-sailfng on the sea-!''-'
ss sh. ieet EST me N1 in the darkness:
heard the sea-e,siii scTeech, 81 =
.,-Andebuffy winds were growli ID
With breakers on the beach!
III 10 easafr-ttsC1r 81 g tcak ~
The. bIyth bells of Nantuc ket, sa
o.When Maggie lay a-sieepins. bsszs7
With lilies round her headi
= sA<SSSsAsk = .'*r4 I - =
sdThe. .parson prsached a sermon,! .7
And prayed and preached again
Bat Maggie ID gone to Willie
o-s Across the Spanish main aEsIH a 81
Squatter sovereign., 1857-02-10
From the Shelby News.
WHAT rs TIE SONG Of the W AYES


81 What is the song of the waves, as.t -
AS they dance in Elfin light,
{ When stars above arc cleaning -
- On a soft. mid -summer night d 80
Speak they Of mermaid gfottos,
.73sFar down inst iles coral sandy So Es
OF fairy isleseof beauty .a., k.ss es
Away IN the summer lands
What is the song Of tbs waves,-
AS they hreak on shelly sho. es,y. -xEs
4s0r part their bps in kisses,
k,x,On risep radiant diamond floors sssG. 2.
Tell they of souls departed,
Who dive,fn distant isles, 80
siFarro,eF the ocean surges, n4Essafa :,
Full thousand weary miles.
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.xwhat.is the song. Of the waves, ssg 40 e
AS they press their foamy lips
Upon the moons pale bosom, o-a-s =
When at exc she calmly dips
They. ask her of the beauty s.s-zy,
or the stars that burn above,
hsReiee ting oft their giorya aei ilaDdsSs -.
In the oceans arms of loye.s s.S. c..
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