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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

PRESERVE YOUR HAIR.-To those who are
not aware that each particular hair on the
head is hollow tube, through which the
hnlds circulate which convey nourshment
ana impart its peculiar shade OF coor, it
seems incomprehcnsiblc how restoratives
can produce renovating influence. While
preparations of this nature were entrusted TO.
quacks, and ignorant manufacturers Of per-
iahes ana cosmetics, much and irreparablc
m'sch'.i was inflicted on many crcdulous
ana dcludcd- sufferer. But when scientific
men 'lAc Professor Wood bring the lights
OF PHYSIOLOGY and chemistry t. bear upon
the treatment OF such speciahtics, tie result
is the complete success which the cc,t;f;.
Gates OF thousands Of relieved sufferers bear
testimony to. See his advcrtselnent.-Ue
t,oit Catt0lic Indicator marl4-ow
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: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RoAD.-Du,ine
the recent rains and freshe,s almost every
road leading out Of Chicago has been more or
less damaged; and some have been obliged
temporarily to suspend business altogether.
Bat we understand the Chicago and St.
Louis road has not yet lost one trip. Under
the management Of Gov. Matteson the road
is doing remarkably well. Its business is
greatly increased and it again enjoys the
confidence of the pubiic.-SpringJield Jour
nal
1t is blessing to the travelling public as
well as the State that the Chi ago and St.
Louis road has fallen under the management
of so able, energetic and intelligent man as
Gov. Mattcson.-Eock Islander Argus.
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OFFICE noipERs-Thcse are nervous times

OFFICE HOLDERS These are nervous times
among the poor Office holders at Washington.
The Washington correspondent of the \. y.
Courier and Enquirer, under date of Sun
day Sth, says: The President and Cabinet
have resolved to turn out Office holders &C.
morally, on the expiration Of their commits
sions. Al the departments have furnished
lists Of the officers who hold places under
limited commissions.
Another and later despatch, however, SAYS:
The rule announced by the heads Of the
department to subordinates is, that renov-
al will not be made without cause. Heads
of Bureaus were notified to communicate
this determination, to relieve clerks from
anxiety.
Mr.. Cobb has added TO the present causes
of dismissal that of dealing in lottery tickets
and irequeniing gaming houses. He has al
<ifed the board of Examiners sitting
ntions for clerkship, to make their
Ltions rigid, and not nomir al.
IL years' service in important places is
regarded by the Presiden, as furnishing .
reason Of change, whether the commissions
be expired or no.
Secretary Brown has notified the assistant
Postmaster Generals that they will be re-
tanned; also the Chief Clerk OF that depart
ment. The expired commissions in Ten
nessee were renewed yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

NINTH JrpIctAx CIRcrIr.-By an act OF
the late legislature, La Sale and Kendall
counties now comprise judicial circuit
The Circuit Courts in the county Of La Sale
are to be holden on the first Mondays in
March, July and November, and in the
county Of Kendall on the first Monday OF
April and October, and all writs and process
which have been issued, returnab,e to any
term OF said Courts or either of them as
heretofore fixed by Law are to be deemed
and taken as returnable to the terms Of said
Court fixed by the new act.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

TO re sold Auction, the 10Th day OF March 1-7
the very valuable Stock and Farming Implements,
belonging to Geo FeltIan, the premises miles
Of Ottawa, the bluff. consisting OF > Working Teams
and handsome year old Mare Colt, OF nearly
Harness, Leather Fly Nets coed Saddle and Bride
lumber Wagons, L / or horse Buggy, . Hay Racks
Wood Rack, Subhe and Corn Flows Drag, Reaper md
Grass Cater. Horse lakes, Spades, Shoyes, Forks
Hand Rakes. Hoes. &c. Log Chains and Grain Sacks
lot OF Carpenter. Tools &c About head Of Cattle in
Guiding .earlings, . and year Sil Cows 3 with
Calves, and very handsome breeding Sow.
The Household Furniture consists Of Chairs, Tables
Bedsteads, Clcck, knives and Forks, Crockery Ware
Dairy Utensils, and lots OF sundrics
The sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock 4. II.
IeTrSNi"e months credit for any exceeding s5
with proof security, without interest. narl4-2w%
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AwFUL ACcIDENE- DEATH OF WARnEN
UlELHUT Il gloon WIS cas-, over this place,
on Friday evening last, by the announce
sncrt tia, Mr. Warren Ilurtut had been
Killed Jy beng caugh; in the machinery OF
lis steam saw mil, shor; distance west O.
Princeton. As he was killed Instantly, il
cannot be positively determined how tie
awfu! accident occurred. The fireman, who
was near, hearing groan, or q sound be-
toise uing intense agony, FASTENED e. tie spot
from which il emaaatri, and SAW Nr. II. on
one Of the large bands that turn the ma
chinery. and turned oil the steam instantly,
80 that bat 4 few seconds elapsed between
the groan and the stopping Of the macsneiy.
But the unfortunate man had undergone, in
that short space Of time, enough, perhaps,
to have killed dozen mcu-couId his in
iurics have been equally distributed among
among many.
Shortly b fore his death he had been seen
oiling one of the upper wheels Of the RIA
chinc1y, and Standing near other small
wheels, in enc OF which i IS supposed lis
coat skirt was caught, and lie dragged down
sidsSvSc wNy- j. = believe. he H.. % l.ata:i.F
caught hold u the large yaui - s.ve him
sell aud was carr.-d Instantly over 4 ruliy
above, breaking his limbs and crushing ais
head and body in q shocking manner.
tIr. lIgr!bgTt was an ost.Habe man, = de
voted AM kind husband and father and one
Of our KOS. respectable citizens lie has
lyf; ialEe circ.e o. aj-"ls. as WI * dis
ccnsolata wife a:d two children t. lament
his dreadful aad uu'iu-'y -c..a.
It is said that his wife, previous to lis
he att Ee.t . P.ssvi,iint 1t OF cyj!, ard went
into tie mill, where, seeing him among the
machinery, Size Expressed her fears for his
safety; whcreu2on lie said something e
cheerful and Pleasant nature to Lspcl Lcr
fears and j2mpcd down from where lie Wa
standing, pat his a-m around hcrwa;>.e an
Kissed -er. she returned 10 the house. an
in less than hal. ~ hour he vas carried IN
after her, mans.cd c0rgsr ;-Guetx C2.
Dei.., III.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcrloS.-The Sta

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoS.-The State
election in New Hampshire took place on
Monday.
One hundred and thirteen towns heard
from give Hale, the Republican candidate
for Governor, e0,655 votes; Wells, dem,
1868 and Haddock los. In the House the
Republicans thus far have 1919 members and
the Democrats SO. The Council and Senate
are Republicans and all the Republican Con-
gressmcn are reelected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

Tie Edi-o. OF the Nas;.au I; -rapi has
Hawkes. printing press, aud works on !,
himself, and he says the Ay wheel casts by
gas .;sh; revolving shadow, tet:cI i5 i.al-
P4jly iccarug o-t tie J!2or
The above is pretty stiff story. never
thciess Z good one. The editor Of tn above
paper j. said TO be one Of the droilcst and
best fellows in New England. The Ohio
Statesman says OF him that in 1871 ne was
appointed Post Master Of Nashau, worth
$500 year. lie lost it 10y guessing CO.
nuadrum. In this wise du ing the height
Of John Tyler's administration, some south
ern editors asked, " Why John Tyler like
an ass Beard-ihat's his name-copicd
il and gave an answer: Because he is an
ass In icss than 4 week he was removed.
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Tos,cA AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD

ToSlcA AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD-Tne
whole Of this road from Jacksonville to Ton
ics, as We'll as the connecting road from
Jacksonville to Carrolton and thence to Al
ton, has been put under contract, and the
work of grading, &c, will be commenced
on the Goth of next month. Mr. Yates, the
President Of the road, states through the
JACKSONVILLE papers, that the stock had al
been taken, and there is nothing to prevent
the speedy completion of the road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

NAvIGATIoN.-By despatch from Peoria,
we learn that the steamer Dubuque broke
ice ten miles above Peoria, followed by the
Progress, but they were obliged to put back.
The steamer St. Paul started from Peoria,
on Monday last for St. Louis, but on account
of ice could not proceed. The Peoria cor
respondent of the Missouri Republican
should make a note of this fact, as he has
made statements in relation to navigation
above that point, which, to say the least,
are foolish and absurd.
From all we can learn, the river is closed
as far down as Bcardstown, and probably to
the mouth.--Lo Sale Press, 18th.
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: TEsr.-An American vessel was once
boarded hy {. Malay merchant in the India
seas. and almost the first question was if he
had any good books or tracts to dispose of.
Why do you want them. you cannot read
them 2" asked the captain. True" said
the Malay, but ! have use for them If
one of your people, or an Englishman ONES
TO trade with me, give him n tract and
watch what he does with it. If he reads it
sober,y and treats it with respect, take it
be is honest and will not cheat ne; if he
throws it down with an cath, I'll have no.
thing more to do with him, for he cant lie
ifusted.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

4 MODEST REorEsr-Nathanie Niles, of
the Bellvllle Adrocate announces himself as
a candidate for Circuit Judge, and modes,ly
asks the editors in his circuit to copy the
announcement An editor hcreabouts would
have the deccncy to enclose such a request
in letter covered by at least 81 bill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

AN USPREcEDESTED DEMAND.-During
certain seasons of the year the body under
goes marked change, the Liver assumes a
torpid action, the blood requires purifying,
and the whole system to be reveritied.-
Hurlcy's Sarsaparila is aremedy of superior
excellence, especially adapted for this pur-
pose, and the best article manufactured.-
Laraca (T) Herald.
Sold in Ottawa by D. Walker 4 Co.
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At the recent election for Judge in the
new circuit composed Of Kankakee, Holmes,
and Iroquois counties. A poll was opened
in Felix township, Grundy county, and IS
votes cast for j w. Paddock, the Republi-
can candidate in the other circuit. Where's
Egypt?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

Fears are entertained that the Washing
ton Monument at Baltimore will be destroy
ed from the recent caving in or giving way
Of the Garth near its base. The cavity thus
formed is said to be from ten to fifteen feet
dsep, and apparently widening and diversing
off into crevices as it deepens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

4 SGcKESISG AND DISCUSSING F.RcE-The
Bill Poole farce by the know-Nothings in
New York, has been eclipsed by the Repub
Leans in Chicago. During the recent char
ter election in the latter city, as We men
toned in our last, e German named Scitfart,
was killed during row. lie WAS hit over
the head in general melee, no one knows
by whom, or on what if any special provo
cation. But it is said he Was republican,
and this fact was grccGily seized upon by
the leaders OF that party, and turned to &C
count as a favorable occasion TO how. ana
thomas asairs, the " Irish over a dead bo-
dy, y spicnii.! funeral pageant was got
up in honor Of u "nIaiiyr 10 the sacred
RICH; OF .ul.-a-s :" such :.en as Norman
B. judd, Gco. y. Dele, &c. acted IS pail
bearers, =ri tel! i!."u-ar.i Of the wealth
lest and most respectable citizens Of Chi
cago walked or rode in the procession. 4
hundred d..lar ec.i.n was provided, banners
innumerabie were displayed, crocodile tears
shed in aiunG@rc-, impressive" ccremo-
mails cr1c,s'i, ard glowing eulosies pro-
nounecd. Now the pare hypocrisy Of the
whole affair vii bs apparent when j. is men,
toned, tina; Ills EAR S,iI':rt was low,
drunken. abandoned character, had but
few weeks ago returned froH. a three years
term in the pcnitcniiary at Alton, had by
his crimes forfeited his right Of suffrage,
his no right whatever at the polls, and con-
sequently could be no martyr 10 the sacred
right of suffrage" The riot which led to
the death Of this man, was disgraceful
enough to the city, but that disgrace is
quadrupled by the addition of this ou.ra-
geous farce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

TEA.-Nearly twelve millions of pounds
of tea were exported from China to the
United State alone, in the five months and
half between July l and Dec. 10, 1856.
The figures are Green teas, 6,155, S29 lbs;
black, 5,74O,375 lbs; total, 1882, 204 lbs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

APPROPRIATIONS. The appropriations by
Congress are large The extension of the
capitol obtains 5000, 600, and its dome $780,
y00-or ST, 400, 600 in all. Wash;n,on City
Water Works receive 81 .0Oo, 600. There
were appropriations of $4,000 each for
Post Office buildings, in the towns of Co.
lumbia, 5. C; Tallahassee, Raleigh, Cairo,
Madison, Osdensburgh, Montpelier, Rutland
aud slpdry others, besides $l0O.Ou0 for
Boston Court House, $500, 600 for Chicago,
sl2D, 000 Buffalo and numerous other
places. 6e politicians OF the Slavery
school vehcmently object \ 4 dollar of APP
preparation for the nffovement Of Lake
Hartors hut are feSdy 10 squander thou
sands Of dnlsars upon other objects Of far
less national importance.
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ILLINOIS HEDGE COMPANY I
RESICE. RRADEnanx Cn


OTTAWA, la SALE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
= EsPECTFULLY inform their former Patrons, and
IL land owners generally throughout linus that they
SIN on hand and ready to operations for
the ensuing season, on much larger scale than hereto
fore. They are fully prepared only prunc reset
and cultivate their last years hedges but have on hand
q large and superior lot OF
Usage Plants,
for rorf both 10 I'LL contracts already made ,or tho
coming season. and to contract with others who may "a.
yor them with orders.
1t Is deemed scarcely necessary to add anything in IA
OF Of tine McCiura or Usage Orange hedge plant.
Il Is almost universally conceded to be perfectly adapted
TO this climate, growing uNuriany Ia SOIL nore
tenacious OF life than any other hedge plant known
while wherever properly pruned, it has perfectly with.
stood our seVerest winters when nearly al other cuiti.
waited trees shrubs have been more or less injured.
While it is thus certain and durable no enterprising
"de-2waAe, intelligent farmer certainly eau be Dssnsi-
bic TO its superior beauty What could be more pictur
ana enchanting Oh our wide praries, than TO see
On miles, Of DART hedges? But in addition TO its
eertalntS Durability, and beauty, il possesses the most
sIos'"n'ai recommendation APSEss At Gu cts.
per roo rs coz; i. scarcely
one-haif tae Cos; OF n Common Board
Fence.
,e r -a' \, 70 the ad yantages already named
affords Protection for cattle ~ veil a. cro,'
cold winds Of our severe winters ''
~. W. nave a'-o i"r sale n supply Of OSAGE ORANGE
SEED, iresh-iir-et from Texas which NAV he yarn,
Cd ~ the Agricultural store in Ottawa ~ f"-''
All orders directed 10 KESICK, BRADFORD Co a, O,,.
wa, III, VIII receive prompt attention mari Pms
STATE or ILLINOLS, In .c4Ue CJunty AMI Circui.
Conrt Aerecf, 10 JsHe Ie.-ai l>jT John wayrou.r
rs Israel Mori.ntLai AID Leopold BioeE-Bii to Fore.
close Mort age.
r appearing from affidavit file in The Office o, thu
L clerk Of the circuit court Of said county, that th.
above named defendants uou-rrsideuts Of this stale
and the complainant having fled his bill Of complaint
herein and summons having been Issued thereon accor
ding - law.
Now therefore notice is hereby given the said isyat,
N0r-ithai and Leopold Block, that unless you shall per-
s"n9ly De and appear before the ad
Of The next term thereof to be holden the
IN Ottawa u said county. the second Monday in the
Of June eNtand plead evcept deinur or answer
s4id bill Of plant. the VIII be taken pro
against you by default and the and things
therein prayed FOR decrsed accordingly.
J. p. NASH, clerk.
T-.r AyEz rlrC rls
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"A shotwefs Farm, for cash or on time, 8 work
80 horses, yoke OF oxen, ard fresh mich Cows.
10 LEfi50 acres old ground, 81 sod, broke in
June last and well rotted and the breaking of gao acres
oil prairie in quantities TO suit applicants Apply soon
cITQIWELL
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spfe:.safa Farm for sale

z lie subscriber being seized with symptoms
the Kansas fever, viii offer the fine farm which he
resides FOR sale at auction,
Wednesday,, the 25M Of March. inst,
Between the hours OF 2 and O'Clock T. NJ. The con-
tans 100 loo of which in GUILTY. 80 the
remainder tim her. The most Of the fencing is
On the farm lS5 choice apple g. OF which
bearing. There several living springs the farm.
There is dwelling, with stables cribs. aud other
out-buiings The above described situated ~
miles north of Utica. and miles ortl-east OF La Sale
Possession given Immediately.
Ie7ns-i50V to be paid within 80 days of the day OF
sale, $1,000 in SIX months, and the balance in and
two equal annual payments [mariiJ J. Il. VANMEfRE.
SIS Reward.
OST some six months ago, a lysrco!ored POINTER
= Dog having white breast and legs
The above reward will be paid FOR his return to me-
marl4-lw J. AVERY.
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B. E. Hale, editor of the Beloit Jo' rnal
has sued D. Arson Pratt. editor of the Beloit
Herald for lidel, laying his damages al $40,
900. Poor devils; their business will ruin
them soon enough without going to law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

Cairo has already one large, good hotel,
but we notice by the last Delta, that the
"Springficld Company have laid the found
dalton for another splendid hotelszin that
clty
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Corn.n,antinp (savs the Ga,vesto,

Complaining says the Galveston C.r ilia,.
of the 18th ult.,) is now in pretty general
progress throughout Texas, though some
parties have finished two or three weeks
since. All experience proves the advantage
Of early planting. Frosts are said not to
injure the young corn until il has jointed,
II cut down before that time. it springs IN
again from the root With fresh Siecr
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DR. EAsrERLY'S MEDICINEs.-The d.po, Of valua-
bic family medicines kept by Dr. Easteriy at the corner
Of Third and Chestnut street: well worthy the attention
OF gentlemen visiting the city during the sent rush OF
business. Dr. Eastery's medicines prepared under
hi. superintendent and of warranted eiicien
CT lis preparation OF Iodine and Srsaparia, his Fee
and Ague Killer, and his Cough Basarl, have at
tanned special popularity and very extensive patron
age throughout the valley Of the Mississippi Besides
these he has other excellent preparations de-
signed particularly for family Persons residing in
localities where medical aid Is difcu, he had sud-
emergencies could 10 better than by supplying
themselves with OF DR.. East rIys nedi
cines-.St. LOHis DeHtocTdf.
For sale by i. = PUTSAx Druggist, Ottawa, and by
Druggists and dealers in Medicine generally throughout
the United States marI4- lm
MaREIRD-In Ortawa, the 10th inst, by Rev. Nr.
scADssr Mr.. EDG,E A BE,En>LEY Of Adams, and Miss
hAEIi PITCHER, OF Worthwhile,
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George Sumner says, in recent lecture:
"The excessive use Of Salaratus is cardi-
nal cause of the American ill-health. 1t is q
deadly poison, the use Of which shonld be
Stunned as the slauShterer Of the infant
and the destroyer of the strong man."
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GALENA ELEcr1oN.-At the municipal cleo
ton in Galena, on Monday last, the Demo
cracy elected their Mayor, city officers, and
anajosstI Of the Aldermen by an average
|ze1e1e 0Q,a Galcna and Joliet--ths
r. Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

ArroiSTxENTs.-Ccl. Sam. Medary. Of
Ohio, has been appointed by Presiden. Blu.
ehanan Governor Of Minnesota; and j. p
Anderson, late delegate from Washington
territory, Governor Of that territory.
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NE w AR IL . v A l.
,,,,rrraM CONNOLLY

>, : "a, E,nk North Of he Pune S2ndre,)
informs The e.e h. 81 s, ss., ana
.he 80 n large stock of Goods, such AS Cloths,
rom o and yesting., Of the finest quality Also.
Cassn rr and Pilot cloth, which he will make up
me @ H. most rea terms. Also, keeps on hand
o assortment OF Gents Furnishing Goods and Rea-
sy Made Clothing, Of his own manufacture, being tho
III ,,lnce in Otinwa where they manufacture Ready
Wade Clothing There is machinery about them
they are made nj, by the best OF workmen. lie goes
on the womans principle, the good old way being the
best.
All kinds OF Gents Clothing made up the shortest
notice. and warranted to ft.
WanteG.-A few first rate tailors, opposite the
Court House, the north side next deer 10 the City
Bank Of Hsrres, Alien CO. ~
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The New Hampshire Gazette, published
at Portsmouth, has just entered upon its Cd
century. It is the oldest paper in the coun-
try.
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CATTLE Unconstitutional in cattle are
quickly cured by washing several times
day with the mixture of the yolk of eggs
and spirits Of turpentine.
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less national importance.

at night VIC cannot tel, whether a river is
shallow or deep; SO neither can We judge Of
a silent or secret man. To know him we
must have light or else be able to sound him.
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation is particular.
" efiicacious in case of diarrho;a, dgsentery-
cholera morbus, and great variety of inter
nal complaints
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MFRS. GRAY

-YYYOULD inform the public that she sti continues .
w give lessons the piano, guitar ana neiGae ~
Also instruction in thorough bass Lessons gwen al
her boarding place. Amssa Fosters VEST OF ue so
ert AID q, no res;deEe ~ pupils 's6 -
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INSURANCE, l4SD AND t0tLEcTI1a AGENCY Q
. :.
ExTEH.aEGENCE OFFICE,

LG.- s., H5s-Ect's Rosr, OHalra. II.
T.TEST class Statesmen. Box Keepers. Mechanics
- Hallway Men lag Irs.,-r- AID Pgr,.-s Also. men
- work farms, 'e.ist-rS boys tgv stores lctru
trades, female Htp Of all kinds i-y Q. country All
tie above furnished for those Who vat House. 20 let
situations found i5r those ogI Of employment.
Persons having money io.,. viii hear Of chances 70
70 80 =: high rates ~ calling
noyIs c 9 BREWSTER
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Farm Hands Wanted

r WISH to employ, from the present time until Tn.
h first OF December next, fifteen good farm hauds 70
whom will pay as high wages any one else.
j. HENRY. Mirage Hill.