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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

FALLING To PIEcEs.-The Republic an Par
~ of New York is rapidly falling to piece s.
Gerr:t Smith says it is wholly demoralized,
and has taken the stump for governor in OPP
position to the party organization.
Besides this important detection. the par
" is divided into nearly two equal wings
between old line abolitionists and FIRE.
mont" republicans. The former, like Love
joy, Farnsw orth, &C., 60 against any more
slave States, against the fugitive slave law,
the Dsed Scott decision, &C., while the lat
ter come nearly up to the democratic doct-
rine of popular sovereignty. Of late, this
latter wing have gained an important advan'
taye by the accession Of Horace Greeley to
their ranks. Greeley recently delivered .
speech at Ulster, n. Y, to republican con-
vention, in which he said distinctly that
when a State is ready for admission into
the Union we have no right TO reject her on
the ground that she tolerates slavery, and
that on this point the principle Of the Ne
brask bill was unassailxble. At the con-
clusion Of his speech, the convention passed
the following resolution
Hesolred. That the law Of Congress. known
a. the Kansas Nebraska act, while II repeal.
ed the Missouri compromise. did not estdb.
LIN or legalize slarery in Eansas.
The Albany Evening Journa, denounces
this resolution as undefled democracy. and
reads Greedy and the whole Fremont
wing of R.pub.icanism nut of the party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

A Coon JokE.-The Washington Union.
paper without an editor. (for il denies chat
Wendell. its publisher and propr'.iur. "..
any eontool over its columns. land no other
name il found At it's head. and which paper
reads ont :he Democracy Of the West. and
D.,uglas, about three times per week. on IN
average, has heard from Kansas. and thus
explains tho cause Of the vote there given
'Upou recurring to the causes which hsvs
led to this result in Kansas, no one can fail
Ia ses thst the proposition ofths English bill
eubmitted to the people he's been rejected on
soossnt IF their snDsllingnsas to t. 10 upon
tAsmsslsss the Ssrdsn Of sustoining State
sorernnssnt."
That will dot f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

Towx OF RUTLAND. the town meeting
Of the democracy of Rutland, on Saturday
last, after the appointment Of delegates to
the cour ty convention, on motion Of j. r.
SHAVER, ESQ.,. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolsed, That We firmly and conScien-
tinu>y adhere TO the platform adopted by
the DsmOcIa attic Convention which met in
Gin. innati in 1856.
ke.sleed. That We endorse tn. Kansas and
N~brasks bil'. as being just s,d ,quiis bic,
ard in COMO, nifty with . rev ublicsn form OF
government, and the federal constitution.
Resoired. That we fully endorse the action
"f cur bold, fearless. and patriotic 5, nstor,
the Little Giant" 5. A. DOUGLAS. who by
his Wis ION and philosophy, in advocating
the first great principles Of sell government.
has COMPOUNDED the great ones OF our nation.
Opposing alike the Lecompton CONSTITUTIONS,
ana tbs English Bill, with firm and unn'neh-
ing integrity. stood uniIspaired by bride or
threat, and therefore il entitled " an sha !
receive our most cord support.
Eeselred Thz, wherein the administration
sus,aips and carries out the great principles
Of Democracy, a. held forth in the Cin,in-
nat, platform, is entitled to, and sinai! n ceivs
our support,
WM. L. DUNAvAS, chairman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
To the Patrons OF the La Sale County
Apnl

Se0tl0cts
The subscribers to the La Sale County
!Stntinel are informed that the office, and all
the book accounts were destroyed by fire on
the 18th Of August. Being DESTROYS Of re-
suscitaiing the paper as soon ss possible. it
is hoped. aud coniden,ialy expected, that
all knowing themselves indebted will rem,
thu same without delay. Were every dollar
due promptly paid in. q better paper could
be started Immediately. feel assured that
there is not an individual indebted to US that
will Jake advantage Of t,e less Of our accounts
to fefuse payment. Their high sense Of
honor, and . true appreciation Of tn princi-
pies OF justice and right. would no. allow
them to hsrbor such an dex for q moment.
Nearly erery kuhscriber can tell what he
has paid. and can form = to'erahle correc,
estimate Of the amount due, when informed
that the paper was jast three years Old.
Come, friends, reflect over the matter, and
promptly send US what you think ~e are en-
titled to. leave this matter to your prompt
ness, your lberality, and your honor. BY at
tending to the same without . moments de-
lay, will enable us the sooner t. publish
better paper than before. /, is impossible
to remember erery name, or ezery mans ac-
count-many | know to fract,on-but
prefer to leave it to yourselves. trusting
more in your dispnsition to do full justice,
than WOULD be able to guess at.
J.F. MEGINNES,
Editt1 Sentinel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

DESTRUCTIVE FmE.-A fire occurred in the
business centrs Of Fulton city. in this State.
On the ID inst. BY which 81. 900 worth Of
property vss destroyed. Among the pro-
psrty destroyed vsss upwards Of 20 stores.
several bossls . psistIns o9ee, D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

The Democracy Of Michigan he'd their
State Convention on wednesday, and nom-
mated the following State ticket:
Gorernor-Chas. E. Stuart, of Kalamazoo
County.
Lieut. Gorernor-Geo-ge {. Monroe, Of
Hills ale.
ISec,eta' 9 Of State-J. P. King, of Mack
mac.
Superintendent IF Public Lstruction-D.
c. Jarokrs, of Wayne.
Commissioner Of Lind OJfce-John Ball,
Of Kent
Auditor-Gen. John J. Adams, OF Law
renee.
attorney General-J. Sutherland, OF Sa-
ginaw.
Member Board Of Elueativn-A. J. More,
Kalamazoo.
Resolutions were adopted declaring adhe-
renee to the Cincinnati platform, asserting
the right Of every people to vote upon their
constitution il they SO desire, expressing
confidence in Buchanan's administration, and
coneratulating the country upon the settle
ment of the search and seizure question on
the basis of Gen. Cass' protest.
Stuart is the presen. Senator from Michi
gan, who acted with Judge Douglas in oppo
,iton to the Lecompton bill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Sucking C0ls Lost.

TNsfREYED from the subscriber, the 3tst Of Au.
rust residing in tie Of Mission, the Newark
road. near the Norwegian Church. SUCKING MAXI
Cult, about four months old, OF dun color turning
rrey or black The colt got cut Of the Geld into the
road while many we're passing down towaras w
sxwa to the political discussion and must have
them o. The Colt wss Ottawa the same DAY.
liberal reward will be paid any leaving informs
ton where said Colt be found either With the sun
scriber Or 1T the Post once in Ottawa -
sug23 ANDRE" ooNANSvN'
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Sunny Side for Saie

TNHE subscriber Offers for sale his present residence
Il which 10 acknowledged TO be the most beautiful To-
cality in all Ottawa Said premises consist OF Block
twenty-five. (22 in Green's Addition, (east side OF Fox
River) containing Is Lots, or between and acres.
The improvements consist Of spaci. gothic house
containing nine dry cellar, and every
supplied with gas Besides, there is excellent veil
and cistern under and convenient to the Kitchen
barn and other ou;budings in keeping with the arch
tectural style OF the house The garden supplied with
all kinds of bearing fruit trees indigenous the eli
mate, together with half dosen varieties Of grapes
currSnts gooseberres straw berries, &C. &C. the whole
furnishing most desirable and complete home for
gen;esi family.
The whole or part of the above named property will
b. sold reasonable terms 10 suit the purchaser.
Also, sundry articles Of personal property. among
which fine and colt. wagon cutter and hAr
ness. two COWS, garden pillow, &C., &c.
sep4 Z. p. CLARKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
CstVayed,

rNRON the subscriber living the Marseilles road.
Il ~ miles south Of Mount Knickerhocker. IN the
town ~ Mis- dom on the 3ss inst. two year old BAf
MARE COLT. with . small white spot IN the foTenead.
ana has jarse Jump on edge Of the right side
Of the Jaw bone Any that wl return said Colt
to the subscriber, Civ: !:.:fns..o. &C.. may =.
found. will be literally rewarded. OLE HAYER.
norway Z. w.. " Co., ILL.,, Aus. Is, 1888.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

A GREAT Hl>roR,cAL FAcr.-There is one
stern, und.niahlc historical fact, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, which completely de-
stroys all the points urged for argument.
aud made in behalf Of the republican organ.
ization. The sole mission claimed for that
party is that it is necessary to prevent the
extension Of slavery into free territory
Now, in reply. the records Of our country
p,aye thst from the time this government
was org. 2zed down to the present not q
mile Of free terrific y ws" ever converted in.
to slavery. On the contrsry. the amount Of
slavs territory in 1890 Comprised nine te"'"s
ofthe Union. Three.quarters OF it are now
free. There vas then but one free stats to
twelve slave. There are now seventeen rec
states to fifteen slave states. The differ snce
is soon TO no increased By the admission Of
Kansas and Oregon. thus making nineteen
to fife. n The United States. it i. true,
have acquired Louixiana, Florid. and Texas,
but slavery existed in the when they were
annexed, and would have existed nov il
astonishing when the republicans have writ.
ten SO much about slavery extension into
free territory that there has never been an
instance Of it in our history. Yet such is
the fact. Immense entertainments, howev-
er, have been made by free institutions up.
on slavery. .-.-.-- s.-..r..-.
DOUGLAS AND TEE DExocRAcr or Missouri.
An enthusia tic meeting Of the Democracy
of St. Louis was held on Monday evening, to
take into consideration an invitation from
the Democracy Of Belleville. ILL.,. to visit that
city on the 10th inst. to participate in tho
meeting to hear Judge Douglas. Mayor
Kennett presided. and. after several speech.
es earnestly sympathizi"s With Ju &c D.
the following resolution vas passed.:
RIsolssd, That We will accept the invita-
ton Of the Democracy Of Believills. ILL.,. to
visit that city on the l0ih rrox., for the
purpose OF listening to Judge poaSlss.
4 committee was appointed - nsks the
ssesssary ssYsngsmssts for the visit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

Hon. PIERRE SorLE's OPINION OF ILLINOIS
PoLIrIcs.-The Hon. Pierre Soule. the great
leader Of the Louisiana Democracy, has de-
clared for Douglas in his contest for the Sc
natorship. and denounces the Washington
Cnion. We find this intelligence in the
special Washington correspondence o the
New York Times Of August ~. 1t is con.
vsssd in she following terms:
Mr.. Souls expresses the confident opinion
that the Democracy can alone succeed in
1860 with Senator Douglas As their nominee
for the Presidency, and that there is but one
opinion in his State a. TO the cours. Of the
Washington Union. lie SAWS while the De-
mocrscv Of Louisiana condemn the unnxtu-
raj war upon Judge Douglas, thy regard
the editorials oil the Union as tending :" sc.
cure his election in Illinois and his nomina.
ton at Charleston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

SPEAKER ORR, Of South Carolins, recently
addressed his constituents At Charleston,
and in the course ofhis remarks thus ailu-
ded to the present contest in Illinois:
AH my sympathies are witA n'ge Doug
las in his c0nte.t tcith Lincoln. I tc.uM in.
faiteiy prefer Ia see douglas Senator rath-
er than Linooin, his opponent. soA" prociaims
tie equality Of the negro ,eith the chite mnn,
AL ,sko auoscs his purpose to ocerthroe the
Supreme Count IF the Intel States. because
tho Ured Scott decision IL distastef Il to h,na
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Total .l.7sS 1880
iaiority ,ainst proposition, 9,5l2.

Majority against proposition, 9'oia.
Now therefore. We do hereby pr"claim the
result Of said election to be-, that for prop
osition accepted" there were cast ono thou
sand seven hundred and eish weight votes.
and that for proposition rejected" there
were cast eleven thousand three hundred
votes; and . majority OF the votes cast being
for ''prcposition rejected" it is deemed and
held that the people et Kansas do not desire
admission into tho Union with the said Con.
stitu,ion under the condition set forth in
said proposition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

TyR eo-partnsrship formerly existing between @. ".
Il PRxcER and W. G. EARL. known By the name Of
0PrSeR EAAL. Vas disssveu by mutual consent this
day ne first OF September. 1875. AL matters vii Be
adjukd By " @. EAxA, and he respectfully asks
tnuace Of the patronage heretofore extended the
late TN. g. W. SPENCER,
s<S W. g. EARL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
OTTAWA SEMINARY.

TIME Third Scholastic Year. the Fifth Semi-Annual
l. Sessio, commences Monday. the 10Th OF Sept
inst Bon young Ladies and young Gentlemen can be
admitted Instructions given in s the departments
., Academic and Collegiate co., se Of Study.
Efpenses.
Fer Boar1. Washing. Lights, and tuition in the
Aeaderac and Collegiate Departments. per year
OF - Weks.- tiSe cS
Or Per sc",o. 81 - weeks. Z! %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

DINING - LOON.
NyHE unAersisned would resp~ctfuiy anneAsoS, -
na,hlie and FARMERS in paYticuisr. that ne " no.
prepared 70 serve Meals ~ all hours IN nv nn ~
fashionable Dining saloon, tn me Post Umee
.,..I, an hand. and served IN any style zane o. :"
s;rx. ..rv.a an abort notice. isuS9il THOS AtCkEI
shs alst inst somewhere between the
nH.s 1@c: IN Cttsva, and the bluf near Tharps. on
- rrc.s" r"sA On the east side Of Fog River LEA
TwSS INf,IEf DO0k. containing about thirty Dollar
=. 1870 and 4 nets a. hand for g. signed by VIM.
s.n n fsvor Of the undersiRned, The Ander viii be
rsveraoA b. retuvuin9 the same - the under.
.sCr.A near the Norway Pest Once, or On leaving as
Ham fhompson's store. In ottavs e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Our friend Burney. Of the Hennepin Do

Our friend Burney. Of the Hennepin Do
nsocrat. an anti.Douglas paper. attended the
discussion At Ottaws. and is, despite his pre-
judics sgains, Judge D.. too manly not to
confess that he wss the victor over Lincoln.
He says: f-.s--
Lincoln Was used up" by Mr.. Douglas,
and We must also admit that there Was more
enthusiasm in the ranks Of Mr.. Douglass
friends than we expected. and certainly ire
BILE, the amount exhibited by Mr.. Lincoln's
fIienda sf
The reception Of the former was warm and
cordial, while that OF the latter was cool and
distant. No one could fail to see this. and
Republicans who were present were forced
10 Acknowledge il. -1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

Tui,ie. and Beard and Tuition must be paid quarter
" in aSance.
ysrrrs can pay par, % the same in such culinary
produs a cen be used in the Boarding Department.
For hther particulars, please address BY mail or At
the Seinary IsepS, L. CMLACP, Pm nal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

TEE HARxoSIos REPUBLICANS. un-
dcrstand our legal friend Gray had quite .
nerTy time with bis abolition brethren on
Otter Greek few nights since. We rather
guess his l.bors in that quarter as political
miesisaary will hereafter be scarce. 1t takes
veal Of . darker eoIsT to suit that market.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

I" The Cdase, the Effect and the Re'nedy.A
In plain language, BY Physician OF Emine1ce. Any
person enclosing two three cent postage stamps: wiz re-
ceive copy BY mall under s~dt Address ali letters 70
Dra,rer ils Post C1Hce Albany. " y.
~ Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills. made
from the extrac; Of Cotton Root; remedy uses Nr
yoaI among the female slaves the SonA In form -
decoction for the nrs time introduced into
general use. Price One Doiidr, sent under seal By
mail. Married Ladies mus. not them Address a.
bove. roSsr lI3 Post Office, ADdsv, ". y aug.
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The wheat and oats crop throughout VI
gina is represented as most unfavorablt-
Corn looks better.

9lNHE Democracy Of the Counties Of Grundy. Ting.
Il ston. and La Sale. composing the fortythird 1pre.
District for the State OF nois In the eral
Assembly will meet 1t the City Of Norris on T1ddy.
tie liza day cr Srpt~m6er At O'Clock P. n pr the
purpose Of nominating two candidates to be supported
BY the Democratic party st the coming Novemb cleo
sioa. - 49, - -
Grundy County 10 entitled to votes. Livins,en .,
and La Sale 10.
By order Of the Representative Committee:
4 F. JNO. HIS1
n. L. PAGE,
.r...t P.HYNDf
.~nl ES Con,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

Tuition for day Scholars.
In the Academic Department, comprising Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
Joseph, aud Composition per year, )
In the C<legz;e Department, comprising Gene
raj Hisory. Book Keeping. Algebra. Geometry,
TrigoDme;ry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology. Zoology. Physiology. Rhetoric. Logic,
Ments Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Econosy and Natural Theology per yezr,...
Optional .Sfudies.
Advantageous. Per year. each. 1890. :
Modern - ...-....--..
Drzwincind CrayoninR..-.-..- ------..----.-.
Paintineu Water Colors, =. .........-.. 3
Paintnin Oil Colors, ........ ................ Z
Music-iano and Meiodeon, Observation-Disclosures. =
Use Of Instrument, observation-disclosures !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

TIVE Gndersened are now prepared to furnish At Q
l. moments notice all kinds of Collins, ready Trim.
med, plain orslver mounted TRIMMINGS with plates Of
quality desired We also the sole agents for the
sale OF Fi.k's Metallic Burial Cases which com.
ing into general use. We have always hand Bronze
o Rose God finish.
We have also q fae Hsar.e, and will, IL requested
furnish C,rrages and take charge 81 all funerals.
GIBSON BRO.
n B-weare still selling our stock OF Furniture At
cost. Nov the time fer buying. lsep4t G. BRO.
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Sd NiAaS1ct CODgresseO0al C0ovent.OD.
- NJ Dsmseraey Of Che THira Consre hnai Distrios
\ Of the State Of Illinois are requeso 70 meet In
their respective Counties for the puTpos appoisting
delegates Democratic ConSTessional Invention.
be held At Bsoomin0tos, Friday Sspt. Ito nominate
. candidate for Congress- in said district.
The ratio Of representation In sasd ConAntion will be
based upen the Democratic vote 10 last Pres
dental election, and win be one dsleRA nom each
County. IN additional delegate for votes cast
said election. fraction 100 vct<. and w
Huraau % delegates. Champaign & D. via 0rundy 8,
lroquois & Kankakee 4 Kendall q La SSe IL. uviag.
ston 3. Mclean .. Putnam & vsrmilion tWiuG
W.H. W CuSHMAN, = y 0OOML
D. LEROY. yUGTU0 44vIu0,
20. SIMPSON. -. L.RAH3.
n. p MBk1n1AN, 1oDEMC 00lA
yH0. H. DRAKE, 3ltMSS4Ys
". PATTERSON ASHLRs
j-,u DdsAss csm~Assa
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stolen,
On the 2ist inst. IN Ottawa. . BULL TERRIER PUT:
~ ali white except his left and on the hiatt OF
his tail he had brown spot Any person returning hm
or giving information where ne TO- will b literally re-
warded BY the owner. Madsan ST.. near The 0 &C.
auees-Svs DANIEL LGAht.
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Democratic County Comvcntbn.
fINHE undersigned. democratic central comHtee ap'
Il pointed At the last La Sale county demootc con-
venton. respectfully request that the voters CHE seve
raj towns in the county assemble At the us place OF
holding elections. Saturday, the 18th dayf August
next from to O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpe OF sp'
pointing delegates to . county convention meet ~
Ottawa
Saturday. tho 4th day IF Stptemjr mort.
At o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of seefns cand'
dates for county ocers and to appoint debates to a..
tend the congregational and con.
venious to nominate candidate f"r eonfsss 70 sa,s
congressional and two candidates for In
,n,, 49, r...:..ntative district.
The d6xrent towns viii be entitled 70 b following
number Of delegates: --EErF
Adams .. Bruce 3. Brookneid .. Dayton $Deer Park
q D,uamick Q, Eden 2. EsRls ., Earl .. Ridge 3,
Freedom .. Grand Rapids 3. Groveland Slope :. II
Sale & Msnlius 3, Meriden g. Mission 3. brthville .,
Ophir Usage g. OTTAWA 6. Rutland g. saliary s. eere
a. South Ottawa a. Troy Grove 3, Utica vermiiion
8. walsham ., Mendots .. -.-.-.
JOHN HIsE g. W. ARMeRONG,
WIN. BARBER. WIN. L. DUAvAN,
d. NJ HULETT. ,. HOFPME,
VIM. OSMAN, D. EVANS.
jul8l (%nfrd96nnHteS.
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A L II Y SIC1AN Ms LEG ACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

A PEW ration.
IA n and disin
tereste1 remarks
in pamphlet form
OF 80 pages, On
Seminal weak-
ness. Nocturnal
Emissions, Lees
Of Memory, In
capacity for Btu
dy, or Business.
Impedimsnts to
hsi:.irnass.EI;. So -; me n,
elects Of secret
habits Of YossSA.
\ UEvery IA
sher should pre-
ssnt seopy to his
Al Son
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
twenty choice varieties for One Dollar


THE subscriber respectfully announces that = -
i Ia supply n want that has been greatly de, 5 IL
manded BY Amateurs Of Flowers, he has uuF- zfseS
chased from Mr. Il. X. Bliss, Of Springfield Muse an
assortment OF his Flower seeds, which have been
found and known Ia every state OF tie Union "a
loving from Bliss CaLaogue 50 thu 4 may Ia,
thai sell them al exactly his prices. Has
embrace not only those of his raising but sclec
from the best English French aud German nov.
er seeds. 1hey sold halt he prise thai fowsr
seeds have before commanded IN this market
have selected cut of my large COLLECTION If flower
seeds, the beautiful and snowy rArieseA each
sort dstnct IN color, ana calculated produce ans
effect when planted cut ~ bes groups i the nos. or
border. I have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical aad Enelssh name, Height time ~
towering color af the npwer, manner 81 grow IN =
whether erect or trailing &C, the tins should be
sown aud OtheT valuable hats IL cultivation
In selecting these varieties have been careful eX
cude ali whch shy bloouHrFs OF h4ye an insignia
cant appearance, that The collections win cnfnpfsse
only those which really snowy and handsome aud
which believe would pFOye - the stssaction
vi any lady or gentleman Who IN lght be dSrosea TO
order them Tiv cotet0n vii be ssuf free by post
20 any paFI Of the country al the following pEsces
Assortment No. Of fxeBty varieties
- Anhs-A.s s :. 49,. :. 81 W
tses VI Bseanias and Prrennla.S. -. 90
ss No. ), consists of teh extra nnv Tarir-
t.rs Of AnnIais aud tcre-Islts, cTnisra-
rtn. alany ~ lie hsax asd ehoscest IN g
S sea-sss sF i sys Very ..S 10
eties selected fFoEa frfze Flowers u English Pau
sies, GsrnsAn C4fT1atiot, AID i1sctee fsnks Yer
beaas. Traaants French AsteFs aud possbfc hel-
tyhccks. each u which Sold 81 txesty- i've
csats stiisis %
Persot.s IN ordering viii please give the Number Of
bsils T.ossAse Stamps AiAA MACKENZIE,
feel-d Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

TUST received and opened large stock OF Iandreih's
a Garden seeds warranted fresh; consisting in the
usual varieties brought Ia this market TO which he
would call the attention OF Fanijes and gardeners
Jo. O. BROWN,
jau20-u No. - College Street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16
Boys, Youths and ChiIdrens,

tNNE Cali Boots, BrOgans aud oxford Ties;
i Mems Boys and Youths Coarse Brorans and
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