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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
ChaneerY SnIe.

u virtue Of decree a. she last NAY Term offhIs
- court, Ia the of AaGthess and giasrf - 100
1fatAa NA ssi q ths Yart gate ia TIE ctv III
Asshfls, at Is ecacs "A TO kDAF, sga DAY o. SIP
HelAs MA r s1ftan FaFtiaa ~ saEs property lyae
- lfa sEeets tqFefE seii b A. aigrfssn d lhs &C.
tssht 1f4h4n sna pi1s the 81 fees ~ 3age asape D.
tAc f1auaE taaae GA safi pEasle rfF-
Ahs@s-sts aaanlat efvaAi. 80 FedaaPiiaas Eeearlty
G .. HffEH O. Al
l@412t stsaacsig CeaFG 81 EssaFtnr.
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BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURNPIKE.

oalI1a IIIlIlds 9VIII OT5 q ID
IN pursuance Of the decree in this the May
81 will sell at the Court House Lot, in this city, the
18th day Of September next the highest bidder for
cash, the Brick School House. and of ground
tsched ing the west side Of the Gallan Turnpike
about miles from the city.
G. D. BBIEN, c. & NJ.
aug. ChancerY Count at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE -ExPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR.

PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR.
C'IMPLICITY neatuess utility, comfort, economy and
- durability confined in this impTov single
plate Of cast iron Of peculiar FORM placed with its low
edge resting against the back OF the place. the
upper resting the inside Of the arch, angie ormD
part Of the back itself, without interfering with the 70
Appertures arranged in the CRATE a
dTa sufficient TO correct smoky chimney and the inter
mediate bars made that the heat that would other
wise by the chimney is arrested and reflected
thrown back into the room. No alteration in the
a ordinary fireplace chimney necessary. II
can be put up in few minutes by person Of CONF
sense.
proved successful.
The length the back OF the FIRE place and the breadth
Of the ue st the arch inside regulate the price, The
Is but triie.
The Right Ohe Patent for OF the best States is for
sale.
An experienced gentleman in the Patent once wash
ington bought the Right OF one State it
pa tented.
Ny address is Nashville Tennessee.
aprl-lf 2. y. PITTS.
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LEGAL NOTICE
MANSON M. BRiEN & M. M. BRIEN, JR.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
NASHVILLE TENNEsSEE

Cdee No a West side Of Cherry st., CoopeT's Building
formerly occupied by Ed. Ewing.
HAVE taken in eo-partneFshp my son, NJ. NJ ERIEs in
the practice Of Law Ia ali the Courts of Davidson
-. One or both generally be found IN the ouice-
Prompt and especial attention always securing
and collecting all claims. oney ways ready when col
lected)
have been constantly and regularly engaged ia my pro-
fession, IN the Mountain District for the twenty years
and will continue 70 attend 20 securing and collecting ali
claims inuusted 20 my 60 The counties Cannon
pekalb, White Fentress Overon, Putnam and Jackson
have general Acquaintance with The merchants and
business men in those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville and Of other places, might
hnd t to their Interest confer with relation there
20.
! refer to any aud al persons who knoE me, for my
ability aud proulpt attention to business.
mEFuhlT-ly MANSON n BRIEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

NOEL & CO.,
xyhoIesaIe Csrocers and Dealers i'm
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
c0RyER0F COLLEGE AND SPRING STREET.
Nashville, Tenn,
Sugars.
100 hhds fair to choice Sugar; . bbls Loaf sag1T
30 20 do DO CARRIE Clarified 90 90 u Dds p''-''
coffee.
600 baps Rio Coffee: 10 bags Laguyra Coffee;
loo bSs' Java Coffee Liquors.
100 Dbl, pixies wbiskey; Is bhs American Brandy
300 do Deans Dc DO Is Is 40 40 G GIN. "''
$50 boxes super old Brandy 50 do Walkers super Ae;
Is bbls & = bhIs Cherry do SO boxes st. JONI
IS do Smiths Res. W'Sy: 75btsset, Cha.npa 9 49,
81 DO R %osong gs DO 80 boxes Champagne Cider
40 do Vine Brandes;
Is bore, E s. PoweP' To- 200 P,Ee1 . JACK fA''''
20 Doss' Southern soss 9@sI2Ts . B2Ssooo
bacoo; 10 oxs ihiu''''
cigars.
10000 Hapoeou CIrar zee goo nGan1i, assorted
5000 Josephine Cigars; 8''o'' ID Al -
Sundries.
1ooa SALT % d ,z seagrs 8arnmocks
1O0 bbls Molasses; . l ioz' ca Dippers;
30 kegs Golden syrun; En- 5oZ Whisk Brooms and
10 bxs Brandy Cherriesi 80 re, i.e4, 5.i,oraI.
80 bxs Onion Soap; ~ 20 ks ks Cove Oysters;
az Kegs SODA 60 bxs Pickles, assorted;
200 Deniiohns. aFzortedi go 80 white Lead.
81 PacAHpe 7,cTeir. 10cases Preserved fruits;
$50 doz Cedar Buckets -. ,S
We will also purchase at the highest Market Pi'o ~
fonoEi 5.s articles o. G @o@prs Cotton Yarns,
P Yea nu.'' Tanow Flnur,
BeesWax, White Beans CbeTirg Tobacco,
Flax seed, Eqgs' P Peach 9 grSn%y'
Wheat, Butter, 5 5pr,e nt@''''
Rye, Raes' Coneraqe
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRAD SHAW g. RUTLAND
Successors to Robertson Il DashieHO
No. IA COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE,
SIGN OF TAE NEGRO.
The only Cash Store in Nashville.

w receiving Spring assortment Of Bcos,
" Shoes, &C, aud propose selling them zt the lowest
ns arlCles:-
Ladies Heeled Last. Caters, plata and tipped;
do A. side aud front Lace.
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Booteea;
40 Welt do
Misses Last. Caters, al styles:
DO Morocco and Kid Pump Booiees;
90 Welt do;
Chitrens' Kid and Morocco Half Tiesi
DO Booteess
ladies Kid R0setss SIpperas
90 Velvet and lasting Slippers,
do Kid Buskins.
DO a. Pump daj
do Calf PeFged Boots.
BOYS and fouths Cali aud Kip Bo0tss
Gents Cloth Congress Galters;
90 Last. a..
60 LoE quartered Pat. Shoes;
do CAT and Pat. Oxf1rd Ties.
We hafe large % Trunks, Ysli4es Carpet
S1ss, bst aad hennet Boxes every atye asaAy und
this market
Also, large assortment Of Hats for Piaaiation use son
ge Hats, sfring Styles. We determined %
ua'raa5 BRADSHAW 4 RrTLASD.
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
aAHuFAcruRHp
WEAE4RAM ROCHE,
2sT Washington Streets u stone
- noNTHg PRTCRs.

SIX n0NGh8 FhlCEA.
BosLsss FLuIa c, sos. u.s. 81 80 sizes, &c -
50 e. ft2 izer doHsn.
BoaLEs Esesaic AAIs orE gaIi So, a. tiso siEss a.
So, g.. siI per aoEea.
BoaLs's Hssz4iosa ca cFszIa, seta see sizes
81 per aoErn-
To Whsesas ragsts aud osA-T large aeasfsa discount
~ rs PEI e. these prlces viz 81 a@ae provided their
Purchases duliur ihe siA MOT thl shA etEesd sAoQ
LOWEST CASH kAtckn.
lff,E teiff % EaAe fas4 az fftaEr 8llfea
fsss1tcf-
on orders snoQutE &t5 oF ever, az enc tine aseouat
ofa per via oe sa41e.
FL ~ nere=nt siil BE aaates
on orders srnganEnf @ go q ofef 81 es seA Neoent
ofIs per eeat sil - 1esor-
81 q PSI crut altl = s@ie-
On orders aeuEas 90 4 ef o4eft 3 enc alseQent
ofea per ceat $40 - za@4es
fbess tht lowest tera1t ana ~ sleh Nc Fari4Liol
can be aaaae ln anF csse-
Pr,cea ethtr artslies s1-T % iaa or Application
ne-ten A.. 2s-h is55. WILLIAM BodAE
49, h 50 0szss. Nashville. rean- aas1s-ly
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WILL find at shy DER 4 FRIZzEBL's beautiful as
w sortmeHt Of Caters shippers. Kid Boots and Bus
kiHs. Also, for Misses and Children general assortment
Shoes cheap for cash. Can No 81 p bic square
tunes. FDER 4 FRIXZELL-
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oNeS litS Furnit1re and Carriages boxed and otheS
ght arces not enumerated also, Carbcvs Of Acids
rates.
= Have every package plainly marked with name OF
consignee, destination and depot ~ delivery Attention
70 ms matter prevents delays AID losses and sures
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DEUE LICK VATEE.-In half barrels and in
f, IN Oo'''e' ~ 10. G. BROWN.
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\ dONOVGERALA VyEEESEE IA very sups' |
tb1 ~ a. ''''' 10. G. BROWN.
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SPECIAL RATES.

Ass ShoNeiS. Spades, SGd irons Linc ana IA ~ pig
I'm rate, Anvis Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes Man
AND Cotton Cor Coffee, heavy Ca tiDgs, Mi Gearn
carnage Springs, aud AXles, Railroad Wheels ane All
OHalfs ana Spikes. and Resin in barrels.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

USF IN STOR E.-SeveraI tierces superhne
Brandes: Old Port and edeira Wines put up in bottles
by the gallon which is pronounced to be Ne Pins Extra
lpriI 10 J. ]. BEECH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
1 pFizc.-To Mathematician

PHILosoPnY N CoUKr.-The New York
Evening Post has the following: We oh.
serve that a prize is offered this year by
Harvard College Of $500 to any pupil who
shall be decided by the Corporation TO at
tanned the greatest skill in r.athematcs- -
The person who offers the prize which is
only proposed for this year, is U.ia l. Boy.
den, a civil engineer Of Boston.
This gentleman was concerned in a suit
last year, brought by him in the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, against the Allan.
tic Cotton Mills II Lawrence, which was ot
! very interesting character, but has never,
so far as we are aware, come before the pub
lie. Mr. Boydeu had agreed 10 make tur-
bne water-wheeI for the Atlantic Mills,
which should save, or utilize. as It Is
termed, seventy six per cent Of the water
power; if he succeeded in saving that per-
centage, lac was to have $4,000, il not, be
was 10 have nothing; and for every one pei
cent. above that lac was to receive $500. VI
BovlOn went to work and produced whee
which saved. as he affirmed, niaety-sir pei
cent The labor involved in this result may
be imagined, from the fact that Mr.. boyden
spent more than $, 900 in the mere mlthe-
matecal calculations. The Company had
provided no sufficient means of testing thc
question practically. and as the percentage
claimed by Mr.. Boyden was altogether un'
precedented, they contested the claim.
The case went into court No jury on the
globe could comprehend the que ton, anc
I the learned bench also found itself entire
| " at fault. The case was accordingly re
! ferred to three well-chosen parties; Judg,
/ Joel Parker. of Cambridge; Professor Ben
} jamin Pierce, the mathematician, and james
| b. Francis, of Lowell, the agent of the uni
! ted companies of Lowell in the management
! of the common water power. Prof. Parkel
/ furnished the law, Mr.. Francis the practical
acquaintance with hydraulics, and ProiesSo
/ Pierce the mathematical knowledge. Ina
/ learned geometer had to dive deep and study
/ long before the problem was settled. But
/ settled it was, at last, and in Mr.. Boyden :
! favor to whom the referees awarded the sun
! Of eighteen thousand seven hundred dollars
Mr.. Boyden ha.. previously constructed tur
bine-wheels that utilized respectively the eX
traordinary amounts of eighty-nIne anC
ninety per cent the last wheel, utilizin;
ninety.six per cent, exceeds any thing o
the kind that was ever made. The wheel /
one hundred and four and three-9uarter in
ches in diameter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

THE GREATEST NATURAL BRIDGE IN -Hg
WoKLD.-Thc Abingdon I'irgi~idR contra
diets the statement, recently published, that
1.-THE greatest natural bridge in the world
is that over Cedar Greek, in Virginia. !
extends across chasm so feet in width and
$50 feet deep, at the bottom Of which a
creek flows" The TUgimiaa says: The
writer is mistaken, not as TO the dimension
of the bridge, but as to the fact Of its being
the greatest natural bridge in the world" "
There is natural bridge within % miles OF
this place, in Scott County, Va, compared
with which the bridge over Cedar Creek is
a mere circumstance. The Scott bridge eX-
tends across chasm more than twice 50
feet in width and is 420 feet deep, at the bot
tom OF which flows much larger and more
rapid stream than Cedar Creek. The arch
of the Scott bridge is not so perfectly
formed as that of Cedar Creek, but it is not
less bridge, with broad wagon road loca-
ted upon it. The survey for the Cumber-
land Gap Railroad passed through the arch
of this bridge. 1t is perhaps the widest and
most stupendous natural curiosity in the
United States, and yet is comparatively
unknown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

TIE COMiC PoET.-When from nv room ]
chance to stray to spend an bour at close of
day, | ever tini the place most dear, where
some friends treat to lager tee,.-.SacraneeH-
to Age.
All, yes, my friend Of city life, sure such
a treat cures such a strife, but better than
such dose by far, are pleasures Of fine
cigar.-Piaccr Herald.
Such pleasure may suit baser minds, but
with the good no favor finds; we think the
purest Joy in life, is making love to ones
own wife JIo!c.n9 Register.
Most wise your choice, my worthy friend,
in Hymen's joys your cares to end, but We,
though t.re! Cf single life, cannot boast Of
our wife, and so when meath our cares We
faint, we hy to kiss tie gal that aiht-yet-
Reporter.
That lager" beer will bile provoke, while
- fine Havaunas' end in smoke. 7 court
ones wife j. better far than lager beer or
vile cigar. Kisses, the dew Of Loves young
morn, break on the lips as soon as born
These all are uaught 10 the greatest joy
the first proud glance at your tirst-bora boy.
-Ere.iag Ledgsr.
lis true a Uoy's a wished for blessing
but then suppose the tirst's girl. y dear
sweet child with ways carcSsing, with pOut-
ing lips and laxen curl, with dimpled cheeks
and laughing eye, TO come and bid papa
good bye-so whether boy or whether
tother, embrace the babe and then the mo
ther.-SoB u francisco Globe
4, Of the above are but mere sounds,
gaming a paragraph as they 80 the rounds
but here Is something that surely I-tHs, it is
when your wife presents you tlci"S, the lager
beer and bne cigar, are naught 10 this great
JOY, the first proud glance at both girl and
boy, a5 IL the arms Of their mother you turn
first troi.. one to t'ytLey and in an ecStacy Of
gI,e. you first embrace then kiss a.. tire
EGT!Hgt1H. Gazette.
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MYsTERIoUs DIsArPEARASCE.-Mr A W.
HOLSTER book keeper in the boot and shoe
establishment of Smith & Boughton. 3S6
State street, between and O'clock on We'd
neSday morning, went to collect biz IL clark
street. He has not since been heard Of, and
it is feared he has met with oul play. lie
has always been a man of honest and correct
habits, and his clothing and everything he
possessed being left behind, his sudden dis
appearance is reg srded as very mysterious.
He had on black frock coat white Panta-
looms and vest, light Kos,uth hat is little
above medium height, of spare build, black
hair and whiskcrs and bald on the top of his
head, His friends are very anxious as to
What has become of him lie is brother
Of Jude HOLSTER of Ottawa.-Chi. Tunes.
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CooI-The following is the latest joke

CooI-The following is the latest joke
upon John Bull:
John was travelling on some western rail
road when a tremendous explosion took
place, the cars 1T the same time coming to q
sudden halt. The passengers sprang up III
terror, and rushed out to acquaint them
selves with the miSchief-alt but Mr.. Bull
who continued reacing the newspaper. In
a moment somebody rushed back and in.
formed him that the boiler had burst.
AWE" gruntcd the Engiishman.
"Yes," continued his informant, "ant
sixteen people have been killed"
Awe" muttered the Englishman again
"And-and," said his interlocutor, with
an effort, "your own man-your servant
has been blown into hundred pieces"
"Aue, bring me the piece that has the 6e5
to my portmantedu."
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How TU& DFvu ToSr We h""-l fe'''
days ago an old story told that was as good

How Tn5 DFvu 7 ToSr -Wn t""-l fs's'
days ago an old story told that was as good
as new, an: here - the substance OF It.
y young man who ardeutly desired wealth
was visited by lis Satanic majesty, who
tempted him TO promise his soul for eternity,
if he could be supplied on this earth with al
the money he could use. The bargain was
cOacluLea-the devil was to supply the
money, and was =; last TO have the soul, un-
less the young man could spend more mon
ey than the devil could furnish. Years
passed away the man married, vas eXtraya-
CANT in his living, built palaces, sPeculatcd
w:dely-iost and gave away fortunes, and
Yet Lis Golfers were always tU... Ie tIgned
politician. and b.ibei his way to power and
fame, without reducing lis pile OF gold.
lie became " tiilisbuster,' and fitted out
ships and armies, bat his banker honOrel al.
his drafts. He went to ST. Paul : live and
paid the usual rates Of interest for all the
money he could borrow, but though the
devil made wry faces when he came 10 pay
the bills yet they were all paid. One eXpe-
dent after another failed-the devil counted
the timc-oaiy two years-that he must
wait for the sou. and Knocked the efforts OF
the despairing man. One more trial was re-
solved upou-thc man starto3 u Herspaper.
The devil growled at the bills at the end of
the first QuarteT-was Savege in SIX months
melancholy in nine-and broke dead
broke" at the end Of the year. So the news
paper went down, but the soul was saved
Mineral Point Dam.
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4 ANoSEL RuBBERY-A PRIVATE BANKER

\ NOVEL RuBBEKY-A PRIVATE BANKER
A fruit dealer on Dearborn street has had
suspicious that some one was making free
with his money drawer From time TO time
bills would be missing, and watch was kept
for the discovery of the thief. A day or
two since in moving some barrels the quart
ers of a huge rat were invaded, and as it was
found the old fellow had $l5 slowed away
for wet day probably, if rats ever have
wet days in human parlance. The notes
were of small denomination, and Will require
"the FASTING process" before they can be
nut in circulation Some of the notes the
dealer thinks the rats would not have taken,
had he enjoyed access to reliable counter.
ce;, detector. Monsieur Mus was not at all
pleased at the run on his bank.-CAa. Press.
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REMOVAL!
Frank RerbeZ's Ice Cream Saloon.

ysTHICH the past year situated one door west OF
w the Bank OF Ottawa is reTOyed this year door
east'of the Mansion House.
His Establishment and Saloon will be in 4 perfectly
good shape.
Besides nc- Saloons. there is added his Estab
lisment Balcony, which viii give entire satisfaction.
As well and better thar the years, p. BEHBEz will
do all he can far depends him, offer his
customers superne quality Of Ice Cream Soda Cakes,
Of all kinds, &c. In word he that all
the articles IN Lis line Will be in tie best and
quality.
What TO the Coniectioncries belongs will be fourY
him. Candies, Of every description, from the assorted
20 the finest quality.
The ladies that Kind honor him by their
presence these past years respectfully invited do
the tLis Summer
lie i that al! the ladies and gentlemen well
tie you that viii be 20 kind visit Lis Saloon viii
turn One every time entirely satisfied.
Come aud Il you please II what he above j.
lie puEes: truth. Iuy g-CG3l TI:ANK BERBEZ
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A HuHrIxG Cara sportsman of New
Jersey has a cat, which he has trained to ac-
company him on all his hunting expeditions
She will start up birds. rabbits, squirrels, DC
with the same sagaclty as dog, and pursue
and stand" them, almost invariably with
success. Being naturally soft and sly in
her movements, she is regarded as more
valuable for game than any dog could be,
since the best trained canine will sometimes
become boisterous, and thus do mischief.
The cat is regarded as curiosity in the
neighborhood.
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The friends of a wit expressed some sur
prise that, with his fondness for the bottle,
he should have thought it necessary to mar
ry. "A wife was necessary" he said "they
began to say that drank too much for
single man"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

The ADVANTAGES OF LADIES SocIEry.--It
Is better for you to pass an evening once or
twice week in lady's drawing room, even
though the conversation is rather SLOW. and
you know the girls songs all by heart, than
in club, tavern, or in a pit of theatre. All
amuSements OF youth, to which women are
not admitted, rely Oh it, are deleteiiors in
their nature. Al men who avoid .eualc So
ciety have dull perceptions, and are stupid,
or have stuped or gross tastes, and revolt
against what is pure. Your cluI swaggcr-
eIs, who are sucking the butts of billiard
cues all night, call female society insipid.-
Beauty has no charms FOX a blind man mu-
sic does not please poor beast, who does
not know one tune from another; and as
true epicure is hardly ever tried of water
an hovy and brown bread and butter. |
protest can sit all night talking to a well
regulated andy woman, about her Girl COM
Ing out, or her boy at Eton, and like the
evenings entertainment One Of the great
benefits man may derive from women's So
ciety is, that he is bound TO be respectful to
them. The habit is OF great good to your
moral men, depend upon it. Our education
makes US the most einincntly selfish men in
the world We fight FOR ourselves, we light
our pipes and say we went 80 out, we pro-
fer ourselves and our case; and the greatest
good that comes to a man from womanS
society Is, that he has to think OF somebody
besides himself, to whom he is bour d to be
constantly attentive and respectful - Thack-
erQV,
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OTTAWA MARBLE yAfsD.

THE undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
OF Gewe!l Finley, where he intends carry the
business a extensive scale. lie has hand and
is always receipt OF the best quality Of American Ita
liam and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes. Furniture, &c. As he has some Of
the workruen in the western country. he feels
sured hat get up anything in his line in superb
or style together with low prices lie feels assured that
he viii give all who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
" T. Orders from a distance earnestly solicited. and
promptly attended JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa. March ;, 1856.
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VI RyEESSE.
G.. l.. THOMPSON,
d l. y L j = T L Y
DIR. W. N-HETEf-<.

SrrgeoH DsHtit aaa NisgtfrtUre~ cf yorr- ant SIN
gis TseJt
Teeth Inserted IN = and improved plan, without
the OF Clasps
Room. RgsseIls Furniture Depot, La Sale St, CT
ta~a. Ills.
REFEREScEs.-T. Hampton Esq, IL T. EImes- Esq
Prescott, Esq J. W Nils Esq J. C. HHtheway-
D. u. e stone VI D. VIM G-man- Esq. jos. stout
n D. z J. NcGorri.S VI. d, j o Harris, NJ D. T.
HAY. VI D. G. Hard, NJ D. X. VI. MciTtAur- VI D. A
& Putnam. VI. d. augii-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Stone stone! For Sale!

ME now offer at our new quarry, two miles north o:
w Joliet and within three hundred feet Of the lli-
nois and Michigan Canal, al kinds OF Rubble, Building,
fiagEing, and Dimension Stone, from two inches In
thickness up thirty inches, and o: size, color and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders for Stone either dressed the rough. 10
be shipped By canal rail- Will be promptly attended
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser
ANDERSON, SPENCER ( co.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

To CLEANSE FEATHER BrDs.-Rub them
with stiff brush, dipped III he: soap sods.
when clean, lay them on shed, or any
other clean place, where the rain will fall
ON them. When thoroughly soaked, let
them dry in a hot sun for six or seven sue
cessive days, shaking them up well, and
turning them up each day. They should
be covered over with u thick cloth dgras
the night; if exposed to the night air they
will become damp and mildew.