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Crops.

We regret to find among the farmers Of
this county general complaint of injury to
the wheat crop from rust. On the south
side of the river. and indeed in all parts Of
the county, we learn that scarcely a field
sufficiently forward is untouched, willie in
some instances whole fields will not be
worth cutting. Much spring wheat is no,
yet sufficiently forward to be injured by
rust, while again concidcrsb!e winter wheat
is ready for cutting that ma'ured before the
rust struck it, The shower on Thursday
succeeded by heavy fog Yesterday morn.
ing, which was dssipstcd by seven o'clock
by broiling sun, it is feared has abou.
done the business for whatever wheat was
at the particular stage where the blight is
wont to strike it.
From other portions Of the State we re-
ceive like discouraging reports. A cores
pendent of the Chicago Times writes thus
from Central Illinois, July 9Th:
81 hare been around over one hundred
miles, and there is over one half of the cul-
tivated ground as bare your naked hand
nothing at all on it-and one half that on
the balance can never mature; it is eniircly
too late. And it is well known that all the
bottom lands Of every river are or have been
under water, west OF the Alleganies to the
Gulf of Mexico. These are facts, and no
man can controyert them. And a grea deal
of the old grain, that was in cribs on the
bottom lands, is now rotting in the water.
1t is dreadful to think OF, and no man can
say what the reality will be before next
spr z. ! have seen the wet seasons of 1896
it'll; but in those seasons people could
plant, and work after the rain was over; but
there were only about three days this year
in which person could plant in time
There are great many farmers who will
not raise ten bushels of corn this year.
What little spring wheat was got in very
early looks low as though it would make
average, but ali the later, which is by far
the largest part, can never make. Wheat
is like the late corn. Greedy estimated the
loss to the United States Of the corn crop in
the drou year at over one hundred mil
lion dollars; this year, on the grain crop, 1t
Will be more than double, or more than two
hundred millions, and time will prove it so.
CHAs. PARK X,
An Illinois farmer Tor % years
We cut the following from the Canton
FULTON Co.. Register:
We regret to learn, from various sources
that the winter wheat in this section is very
badly injgrcd by the rust. Many pieces
are not worth cutting. The spring wheat
is also very badly injured. From what we
hear, we do not tIink there viii be more
toan half a crop Nearly al the corn that
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The PUTNAM COUNTY DEMOCRAT is q new
aper the first number of which was issued
! Hennepin on Monday, by BuRsET & Me-
.SkoP. 1t is good looking paper, printed
I new type, about as large as the Free
raider, at 81, so year in advance. 1t sup.
orts democratic principles, and is very ABLY
lifted; but We are surprised to see it hoist
10 boilers ticket two Johnston
ate officers. Surely suc! a tack cannot be
accordance with the views of the democ-
CIV OF Putnam.
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The following State Fairs are to be held
during 1853:

The following State Fairs arc to be held
during 1853:
Missouri, at ST. Louis, Sept to l6.
Alabama, at Montgomery, Oct. to %
California, at Marysville, Aug. % to %.
Connecticut, at Hartford, Oct. u tolls.
Illinois, at Centrslia, Sept. IA to Is.
Indiana, at Indianapolis, Oct. 4 to Q.
Iowa, at tuscaloosa, Sept. % to Oct. l.
Kentucky, at Louisville, Sep. q to Oct l.
New Hampshire. at Dover, Oct. to 8.
New Jersey, at Trenton, Sept. II to II.
New York, at Syracuse, Oct S.
Ohio, at Sandusky, Sept. l 4 to II.
Rhode Island. at Providence, Sept. IA.
tennessee, at --. Oct - to.
Vermont, at burlington, Sept. II to II.
Virginia, at Petersburg. Oct. to
Isconsin, at Madison, Oct. tot.
United States, at Richmond, Va. Oct. 25
to 80.
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GEN. LAN. - The Chicago papers Of
Thursday haze > report from Kansas that
Gen. Lane had been discharged by the jus.
ice at Lawrence at the close of his examina-
ion on tie charge Of killing Gaius Jenkins
An earlier report had stated that he h. d
,een held for mans!aughter. The last dis
patch also stated that there was "great ex-
.itement in Lawrence" on account of the
iecision Of the justice, and much dissatis-
action prevailed. We have seen only the
violence introduced by the prosecution,
'hich certainly made out 4 pretty clear
ase Of murder; but this was doubles much
reakened By the rebutling testimony.
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DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM

WIZ Cur. Cotgis CoLds AsAHI, Consumption, Bro1i-
cGttis Splitting Of BInod, Pain IN he SIDE and
Breaet, PIeurisy, HhoopiHg Cogga, Group, Lieer
ConptIit., Poi1itati1l Of tie HeaSt and al III
sedses # The ThroIt, chest, and Lungs
No should neglect Cough Gold singh day
MILLIONS die annually by negectng COMMON COLD.
Coughs and Colds lead CONSUMPTION, and then to
early death. Reader, have you Cough, Cod, any
disease o. the Lungs: Procure that celebrated
remedy, DE-. CARRIERS CgUGH BALs.x, which fails
relieve Cough in twenty four hours, and always
tie CASKS Q! Colds Coughs, and all diseases
OF tie Throat and Lang. ia {. :cs days.
Prce-Trai bottles - cents larger bottles. 81 pei
bo::,c, SIX bottles foT So
sD-DR. EASTERLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets - Louis, No, sole proprietor whom al
ders must be addressed to get the genuine.
sE- Sold by " KSErssL-, 6 L. THoErsoS D. wALkEa
4 Co, and a. : PUTSIa, Druggists, or:awa, and by
Druggists generally. my5
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viii CURE all Female Complaints such En-
essive, Suppressed, Painful Menstruation, Fluor
Abus, Whites Barrenness, sallow Compile ion, Ieac
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frigful Dreams, and all
Diseases by Colds Checked Preparation Excess
es, Over Excitement &C., of the Sexual Organs. DR..
Hoopers Female Cordial is universally acknO wedged by
the ladies the best remedy invented.
rY Prizes 81 per BOTTLE or six bottles for IS.
cvDR EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis Mo-, sole proprietor and to whom all
orders must be addressed.
Sold by NJ KNEUssL, G. L. THOMPSON, d. WALKER
Co., and A. S. PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
Druggists generally.
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IMPORTANT FACT FOR THE SEASON The
Scientific american says that the simn,es+
way to cool room is to wet cloth Of anv
size. the larger the better, and suspend i,
IN the place you want cooled let the re ON
be we'll ventilated, and the temperature w i'll
sink from ten to twenty degrees in less than
an hour. During such torrid term as We
have had, this would be worth irvine
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fs'llE TtTi,Fsp .re.4to1e existing be;w the
-.Isi-- a.. ualr tie aud style o! GcaEAY 4
NAS bp. is tls Day ,J-e -t.,j dissolved by iaUtEz!
consent, tax, eject the day O: July next
TIE L-tur ai i.e Asl Mil be used g i.-!stuI ty BE0N
NJEHAT whom al y5eilt. IL tie fra be
...---1 and g.. balls .-e,sl-.=- Tor settlement.
BRONSON MURRAY,
fa-u Join VAN DORM
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Acr,Na WITH THE BLACK REPUBLICANS

Acting WITH THE BLACK REPUBLICANS
The boilers are about as hypocrtical as the
Black Republicans themselves. Their chief
ground OF opposition to Judge Douglas, as
they state it, is, that he acted with the Black
Republicans against Lecompton. They
argue that he must be put down because he
acted with the Black Republicans. Yet, in
order to make any sort Of show in putting
them down, they act with the Black RepuD-
licans themselves They are now co-opera-
ting with the Black Republicans in favor Of
the election of Abe Lincoln TO the L. S. SEN
ate The only important issue in Illinois to
be settled this year is-shall Abe Lincoln or
Stephen A. Douglas be elected Senator:-
The Black Republicans and stinkfngers are
for Lincon-the Democrats are for Douglas.
Let no man, whatever be his politics, be de-
ceived as TO the true issue. Of course, no
Democrat can cooperate with the Black Ee-
publicans in favor Of Lincoln and against
Douglas. The stinkfngers would have US
believe the President wants Lincoln elected.
The imputation is lalse.-Qajacy HtraH.
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Atkins Autcmaton
Self-Raking Reaper & Mower.

he Lest Con bsned Machine n0lo IL use.
Ohm z. PALMER. Proprietor and Builder
y fEAiElEFARM WORKS, CHICAGO IL
Terms nj Factory.
Fog Reaper ana Mower. S2p0-3lO0 Cash on delivery,
ami t.e ta.4uHe on tie ist Q! December next.
Reaper alone, $40, cash delivery 80 balance on
!: o. December next,
81" cash "a delivery Tor Reaper and Mower, OF
$40 do do for Reaper alone
I Hudson bccs leave 20 inform the farmers Of La
Sale Bureau, Putnam. Marshall. NolfCTf and the ai-
joining counties. TIA; lie = sii! for th- popular
Machine. and 20 claim their hands ze consideration
% Is l-st--a~.vd merits, aud asks careful eXaiana-
ton @: - advantages manufactured tie ITc,e.t
season.
We claim superiority al other Eeapers as q Self
I:srr il is good Mower. !; j. least horse lighter
DRAFT than t.- OF feap-T-, well built Of good
materials, and it ! liable Of order. and il
relieves you - raEiug the hardest labor of the harvest.
For tins would refer 20 AL those that have used the
Atkins Reaper he past season We manufacturing
t-t lev tl- season aHd I'll that q Reaper must
order early Machine. To guard against de-
.-yS and tr-akzC"s in HARVEST, there viii fu, supply
q Tor sale Ottawa La Sale Iacon and Pamela.
AgESTs-S C. Hatch Ia Sale; Ii. + Blackstone La
con Frank Barnard, Pamela Station; y. 3. bod. u K
c., Morris.
AL communications addressed s Z. Hudson. Gen
eTai agent Ottawa Illinois, VIII receive prompt
ION
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ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD OF MANN:

AGUE BALSAM The attention of numerous read
the advertisement found another CO.
!umn this paper, of the high estimation placed
upon this, the greatest remedy knoacn to modern sci
encs. We have never known any other medicine win
az large share Of public confidence in short time
as this has DONE If be allowed to judge by what
we but should be sufficient, particularly when
we see such testimonials coming from of undoubted
veracity from all parts OF the country. There be
doubt but thas is one OF the greatest discoveries in
the medical world and deserves the appreciation aud
TEEN of our readers and the public.
Sold by y. Y. GRIoGs and D. WALKER Co. jun19-1m
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H. those owing booE account. WHO lad ratireI
y se't.- a than JG-rIce. d. before ;he
hEs; OF Angst. -4A b. aA-e-t for time after
that date. bus before leaving -. place al Bay accounts
20 TIE -sis o. Justice ak. orders u co..-t tell
'ara.
Itos- uio -T- owing by note vii 10 vel to pay
before t.- above slime val --lt $40 longer any
rH.r v GIEEIFE
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
NANNT'S
Reaper & Mower Combined,

IMPROVED FOR THE HARVEST OF 1858.
E,N0E which 2le First Premiums have been awarded
Il The best Harvesting Machine in use. Changed
from Reaper to Mower in one minutes time without,
moving bolt screw.
$4,000 built in the various factories in the L in the
past years.
The cash price for Machines, besides transportation
arr
Two-horse Machine, five feet cut Abs
Four horse Machine, six feet cut $l45
Orders for Machines be handed in before harvest
10 insure attention. L.
IlN29-,,w .iIenf
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We fSvrE the attention OF the sick and afflicted to the
advertisements in columns Dr. EasterIy,s Iodine
and SarsaparIa, and Grdleys Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, DR.. Carriers Cough Basam Dr. Bakers spe
oifc, DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Easterlys
Fever and Ague Killer These medicines are prepared
by thoroughly educated Physician Chemist and phar-
maceust, that all rely upon them as being safe
and efectua in curing the diseases for which they are
recommended. They standard remedies and can
be found in neary every Drug and Apothecary Store in
the United States. my29
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LOOK OUT LOOK OUT!
FOR THE
Arcade Clothing Store,
WELLER IL BRO.

WE, the Undersigned take this opportunity 0.
w thanking our many customers for the patronage
which they have bes;o we'd upon during the time
which We have been here, and a the in
form them and all others in and country that
have just received i lar stock OF SPRING AND sum
MFR GOODS. Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. o: al Kinds. al or which have been made up in
manufacturing establish -Ient, especially for
this in the latest style asd from the best pat
Those who favor with call will not only be
pleased with our prices, but with the quality and making
OF Goods.
Al! who wish 70 save money in buying good Goods,
will do well TO call a. WELLER BROS.
marble Front Store, Main s.. opposite Nsns.On House.
spl,-3n BE- & LEBACH, Agent.
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MARRIED. In the town OF Ophir, June 18th, by Rev.
Mr. Bibbips, Mr.. THos. W. HASTINGS OF Thor Sta
ton and Miss LCCRErIA LAWRENCE
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Larkin's Clothing Store

LA1E WIN. CoNNELLY's3
In Osmd1s's Etock, corner Of Uadison and
Columbus SITS, aJjoinihg Tie Post Office,
OTTAWA, ILL.
FINnE subscriber announces the public he has
Il purchased tbs entire stock OF Goods, TaIorshop
&C. lately the property Of WIN. Connolly, deed located
as above. The stock is heavy. and thoroughly re-
penished short time before M Coaaey's decesse L,
consists of all kinds Of
Ready. Wade Clothing,
Such Goats Pants, Vests, Shirts Drawer. Saspender.
Cravat- Stocks, Collars Gentleuels and Ladies' Io-
sieryn short, every article Of Mems Boys or child
rem. wearembracing also full 0! every
article Of
(sentSemen,s Furnishing Goods.
These goods will be sold FOR CASH only, and there
fore be offered lower price than bought
anywhere else in Ottawa
In with Clothing Store the subscriber
vii. also continue the
Tailoring Business.
As formerly so successfully carried by Mr.. Connolly,
having for TIL. purpose procured tbs on. Of
the best practical! cutters IN the As he Wiz keep
constantly on hand d large stock Of
Cloths. Cassimercs, vesrin2x.
And all other material be made up Clothing lie can
make promptly order any article ia his line, should
such b preferred TO the read I-ade article his
shelves.
The subscriber is determined make this not only or.
OF. but the fS Clothing establishment il Ottawa, ana
up the stock TO the highest point Of the market and
therefore invites, e hopes his goods and price. Will
deserve that he shUCti receive liberal patronage from
the public. fmy-3l THOMAS LiEkIS.
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Farmers. Attention !:

z HAVE entire control Of a very superior quality
4 Of Russian H;nter .Ssod Wheat, Gan article in
troducei into the Wheat ing districts OF Rus
= -ia.) which has been found 10 succeed better than
- any Winter Wheat cultivated il that country.
- From Russia il introduced into Canada Michi
Minnesota, and Illinois, ia each Of which has
yllstOOd the most severe winters and the Tettest
Syringe, IL he satisfaction Of the farmer Il pro-
= Gulcs from - Ia 81 bushels !. when s0wn
- good land, and fry:l is hardy nature vii win
sPug. II may i- sovH any time Letwe,.. ;hc first
- Of Jly aud the lEst Of November.
l. Packages sufficient 10 produce from = 20 u bU
/, ses te fret year, pot Up strong sack, viii be
sent &C. any address the receipt u one DO,-Gr-
- ~ mali Address
q. y VERIFY, +. o. Box 1871,
Z = Dearborn IT., Che 70, IL
- Dealer IN Farming La.d- and City Property A.
- So Lands l9cztel A. AL the GoverIIent Land OH
<. Cvs- With Warrants or Cash Those having Farms
"r Farming Lands for sale, will find my oiii-e one Of
-. tie ll,. iIi;l= to dispose o: the
REFER TO
Hon J. Wilson. Cou4's : {. Land DeY'., Chicago.
4 c.. K. J. Hau!tpa,
- Rev II. y Bishop.
m Hon Henry 4. Wtsr, Gov. OF Va.
- M.--r.- sweeney. EIIcaLu-se, Pant / Co, Bank
~ err. Washington. d. e.
~ Hon George Er g-s- New York.
- Hon. Wn. H. Eoss, Gov. Of Delaware
n Enh:. IrTsy Jl-, Esq, Gem n A.. ., l. c. I. l..
=. E--iu ordering. give your name, post on =,
cr4uty and State AID Tie name 81 the nearest TX
press uHi1J. julio
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 90 Washington Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

NO. W Hu@iIS.1ofi Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Type, Presses, Ink.
And every article required in a
NEWSPAPER, BOOK OR JOB OFFICE.
On hand, and for sale at the lowest market prices.
THE improvements made in the preparation of Het0fs
give to the Type manufa ctured at this Fogady.y
pared with greatly Increased facilities supply the
wants of the Trade throughout the West.
lie VIII continue to keep Store large Stock o. HOG
Co.. and EUGGLEs' celebrated
PRINTING PRESSES,
Which, toG II with those of any other maker VIII be
furnished at Nam gtfctureI''s Pyrsces
He has recently made arrangements with +. Il. WEBR
Of New York. Formerly ellis Webb and will he reaf-
ter keep On hand large stock of his
WOOD TYPE,
The best the market Parties wishing order largely
of Wood Type, viii be furnished with Mr. WEEKS Speci-
men Book.
Inks of superior quality always hand
AN ELECTRGTTPE FOUNDRY
Is connected with the establishment and work Of this
kind is executed in = very superior manner.
new Specimen Book is now ready for delivery, and
Will be sent to parties wishing to order,
my22 ID. l.. DODGE, Treasurer.
ICE CREAM SALOON!
Sod1 fOuntdia, Confectionery, dc. Del
ME undersigned begs to inform the ladies and gentle.
men OF Ottawa that he has thoroughly Furnished up
and RENTED his Ice Cream Saloon the of Ma
olson and Columbus Sts in n style compare with the
best manufacturer in the city, is confident he supply
such an article of Ice Cream was exceed in
Ottawa anywhere.
His Soda Fountain, also-t the the citywill ne
yer run dry; nor his pitcher of lemonade.
An abundant supply of the choicest CAKE always on
hand; also every variety of FRUITS.
First opening, this Saturday evening May sth
mys NJ. FORMULAS
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DE-. EASTEBLT'.
FEVER AND ACJE KILLER.

MI cure Ayue and F,srer. CI5L's and Ftrer Dumb
-syUs, Intermittent anu HeU,.tt~qi f,UerS, G8d al
IT, curious fJAs q F.CsT iHcileHt to Bilious ca
NUTS.
]! there = SAN, NCHhS CHILD suffering WIKI AGrs
FEyEE, tl-y advised procure DR. Easteriy'-
Fever and Agly killer !. Is POSITIVE CCEE--sPEE-JI
AND PERMANENT. TJy u.
irF Price 81 per bottle, six bottles FOR 81.
sS- IR E4sTEELT. corur. % laird and Chestnut stst
s. Louis. Mo, sole proprietor. whom AL orders mus,
be addressed 20 get the genuine.
tT- sod by VI kSEU>-I. u. L. THOMPSON, u. WALKER
Co, aud a ; PHTSAN, druggists, Ottawa, and ty
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To Close Assignment.
The large and weIl-Enown stock o.
Il lady MADE CLOTHING,

OF the late firm OF L. RaUgh Co, i. 70 e sold
AS GLE ..i1g ) :: -.is;i'Iks EKsGEs.I
To close assig TIE public invited call
the former stand of said C.ating Viz De sold re-
gardl-ss Of cost, for what they ma v bring
TROCNSTINE & hIEFER. 1ssigue>s
Those indebted 20 said frn will come forward TO settle
10 save cost. Mr. l. R4gA Is Authorized By u. to do So
nar41 TSK.
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DIR. HoOper,s Fcmaic Cora1aI

advertised" wM. OSMAN, p "
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Tn.nsr,ca, .nd osner Amu..msnt..

NIBLo's GARDKN-Miss Jane COMBS, a young
actress who has acquired an excellent position in her
profession will make her debut to morrow as Lady
Gay Spanker in London Assurance" Mr.. Blake
is TO be the NEEDLE and Mr.. Brougham the Dazzle.
BowERY THEATsE-The unprecedented favor with
which Mr. FoX's pantomimes have been received by
large and enthusiastic audiences has induced that
gentleman 20 offer still another. Magic Pills.
" Bephegor' and the Maniac Lover" are also on
Pie bills.
WALLAcK's "A fresh whimsicality has been pre-
pared by Mr.. Gaylor, for the express purpose of
enabling Mrs. Florence 10 exhibit her remarkable
Rhin( )oh aud will undergo its initial representa-
ton tomorrow. Mr.. Florence performs IN it, and
also in the " Irish Mormon
AMSBIcAN MUssUM-A new and elegant exhibition
is 10 commence operations here tomorrow IL is
composed Of representations of celebrated cities,
landscapes, alegorical figures, &C., and is envened
by lifelike illustrations Of various animals, the
movements Of vessels and other objects.
WOODS MINsTRELs.- Messrs. T. u. Rice and Eph.
Horn are again announced for tomorrow evening.
The former viii play his amusing character Of Ginger
assist in the Old Folks Concert. and other ex-
ercises
THE BsYANT BROTHERS are so well satisfied with
the success of their last weeks programme that
they propose 10 repeat the larger portion of il to-
morrow night. The list Of songs has been re-
arranged, but they adhere 10 MacDil DaTroll' and
the Hop of Fashion, Recollect, the benefit they
have generously rendered 20 Mr. Carroll the invalid
vocalist is TO take place on Tuesday.
La Prose-. Of Paris has made the discovery that
Madagascar belongs TO France since 1912. The title
deeds If sa must have been slumbering two hun
dred wears in the African Court OF Chancery.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Ar WARRINGTON HEfGHrs: HUDSON AVE.
~ suit of desirable with board Wood aud PAxks
Qate The residence u takson Field Es) IS mia ~
steamboat and railroad from Chsmserp street rhe spscous
eleg surrounded by thirty II highly plc
uresque delightfully."- ustsd The bsuks Of the
Hudsor. commanding b1Anbul vew VI the river small
cottage msY be ba Win Tvsse table II required E1o
The cars steamboat and ssges within three ues
wsh Of the honse pply At or adarssa Woodland Park,
l6lst street, CsTmRnsvile
JsLIP PAvIDION --PARrlEs WISHING 70 eN3A IN
in this new AMI beNuttul~ situ>ted bouse
DO so Trina SIooklyn NJ 10 O'Clock aad $50
T. NJ for suffolk satiou whara win readiness
the hotel For further particulars ap-
oily to EDWARD LIE FORT. b36 Broadway, New York
-
TIE NEW HUDSON RIVER ROAD OPEN.-THa
plesssntset drive The coupuy the river
just hosoker Fort Lee Tho road grade
anized directly under The cliffs Of Wee
hAwien pss there he lauen,ed smiion fell
duel with BUR- The is the most mag
nihcspt In the world and the road s beautifully shsded with
trees Indian Spring Pavilion The road every
accommodation can oe for travellers aud ysters SIT
stable and shed for number of horses It s
the the and 10 the resort of all
rosdsters your fast what time
from Seventh street. In hob ken, 10 Pollock s
Pavilion.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

L,ANIIIEs AND HOTELS IN WANT OF GoOD 10
mesi.c semse hep, ~il always ind Eooi SELECTION n
German. knshsn Sco5h and irsh Al Agls cOH-EzT 4
COS fii broadway. k.o oosshnen, garseusrs farm
Terms moderate.