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Z. S. MARsuAL---Y estsrdav, Col. j. W.
DAVIDSON received his commission as United
States Marshal for the Northern District OF
Illinois. 1t will afford our readers mnch
qualification to know that the persistent ef-
forts to have this good and efficient officer
removed have ssnally iailed.-CGt. Tunes.
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The Ohio Statesman has collected infor-
NATION respecting the growing crops. from
all parts OF the State, and of such a charae-
ter as TO excite the most cheerful expecta-
tons. Corn is coming forward handsomely.
Fruit looks very indifferent
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They are reaping a glorious wheat har-
vest in Southern Illinois. The crop is in
good condition, and being gathered rapidly
now. The corn, too, for the most part,
promises well in Egypt"
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There is tame rat on board the City of
Memphis, says tho Appeal, which stands
upon his hind feel, when ordered, licks his
masters hands, and kisses him, climbing
over him, holds little stick in his fore paw,
and stands up like soldier; comes when
called, goes away when told to do 80, and
enters his box or cage as an obedient child
would at the request of parent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

Our medical readers may ntver have met
with a remark Saxby made to Akenside :
Doctor, after all you have said, my cpini ion
of physic is this: The ancientS endeavor.i
to make il science and failed, and the
moderns to make it trade and have sue
ceeded"
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Little boy" When | get bigger, Mr..
Brown, you'll let me ride your horse, won't
you?" Mr. Brown" Why, Charlie,
haven't any horse; what made you think
so:" Charley" Why | heard mother
say this morning that you had been riding
high horse lately
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A candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania,
with an editorial friend, while stumping g
their district, not long ago, got belated, and
asked to stay all night at a roadside cabin.
but the owner thought they looked so lik e
horse thieves that he told them to move on.
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At the May term Of the Supreme Court Of
New York, all the points at ISSUE between
the Van Rensselears and the anti -RentsrsI
were decided in favor of the former.
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The best description of weakness. we have
ever heard, is contained in the wag's quer.
to his wife, when she gave him some thu,
chickcn-broth, if she would not try to coax
that chicken just to wade through that soup
once more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

The following IS from the New Albany
Ir5ba7ee. 1t is a curious sketch Of a career
which, we presume, is about coming 10 a
close:
GES. JAMES H. LAyE.-This notorious
parsonage is new dead politically as 4 man
can well be. and he has no one to blame for
1t but himself. He might have ma;nteined
his position "a the leader Of the Free State
party Of Kansas for a long time If he could
have controlled his passions, but this he ne
yer could do. His life has been one Of bit
teruos<. hatred. and personal difficulties. In
early life he had difficulty with Capt. T.
". Gibson, which resulted in n challenge,
but for some reason they did not fight He
next comes in collision with liquor seller
named Smith, and stabs him so that his life
was despaired Of The stabbiug was dcue ut
night. 4 short tina al,erwari he attacks
the Hon. James II. Cravcns 1T Higbt. strikes
him in the face, and then runs OF to place
of safety. He next attacks and strikes
lawyer n>Tnei Vail, Z non-comba:ant. HIS
next difficulty Is with Col. l.. DumGut, one
armed with Ratchet, the other with cane.
They are separated, and 20 TO Petersburg,
XIV, 10 fight duel. As usual, something
turned up to stop the affair before any blood
was shed. H. goes 10 Mexico. and while
there hal difficulty with Gen. Jlc Lane, in
which guns and pistols were shown but not
used. IL returns home, persecu,es the law
Yer Vail, and again attacks him, this time
with an iron poker. Vail draws p stn1,
presents il at Lanes breast, but not having
been properly loaded, it misses fire, and
Laas's life ) saved He goes to Congress,
attempts 70 brew beat Mr. Hunt Of Louisa
m, who promptly challenges him. The
matter, however, as usual. was ',aui'cal,rv
adjusted He goes 20 Kansas, where he
has several difficulties, ending with his 70
cent murder Of friend and his own adiu-
tant general. HIS political career and mo-
raj character would form chapter about OF
par with the above.
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Life is what we make It. Let us call back
images of JOY and gladncss, rather than
those of grief and care. The latter may
sometimes be our guests to sup and dine, but
let them never be permitted to lodge with us.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASE LOOK At THIS!
Carriage Repository.

The Mvord Carriage Manufacturing Corlnary have
yHSt iepienised their stock Of Carriages Bu.cies
icm their NdRtl1ctOTy IN (DHuScfjc8s. which makes
U. a large and Hc assortment % BarCuches RpcEaways
Livery and Business Buggies, with Elliptic Spring aud
t"H'0" style also, sliding seat HrCgics Light sprirg
WAGONS with two seats. 6r all made of toHHs-t,e5t
timber, hy the best AgesGtcs and in the most durable
MHuuer-aii warranted, which are selling at very
low prices, To old customers wish to express
our thanks for their liberal patronage, and to all
THAT iHteud TO merit the niideuce OF the PIbic-
Ne have a shop attached to Repository for dun,
ell kinds OF Carriage :cparirg short noticc ana ia
titc best manner. Store Main Street.
Ottawa, JUiy >, l-J>. II. ". JONES. Igelst.
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Mrs. Goldschmidt denny Lind) recently
gave birth to twins-one OF each sex. Herd
we have another edition in two volumes q
=. Goldsmth's Animated Nature
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Rufus Choate 10 suggested BY Dsn(
cratic paper A. candidate for governor 1
Massachusetts, at the pext election.
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Wagon ManufactOrv.

TEE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks the
puhic for their past very liberal patronage. and
takes occasion 70 -fy, That h- hH- enlarged and newly
fitted mp his Wagon shop, at hi- Old stand Columbus
-, and il prepared To make aud finish the
llete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
lie guarantee that sensible person shall be troubled
with ANY cy'brvTdA,eHt' in deciding upon supe-
rorty o. lis Wagons. He imports no material from
New Jersey Missouri with which miSead the pub
jr hIt relies upon the native timber the
west. Having taken the Diploma the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he is pre-
pared to make mere OF tie quality il desired
NM. PALMER
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Within year Socth Carolina and Texs
have each lost two U. S. Senators by deaf
- the former Butler and Evans, the latte
Rusk and Henderson. afr
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Es-pji ID inform .a. '.l- ~ ottawa and vicinity.
~ thar sire bias NOW received l.- -tnrl o' SPRING
T:-H great rHra- and -i wi hg happy 60 have '--.z
and -ytilae them. rl-s..-- 10y wish 20 purchase
an-
Sire hopss bv strict attention 70 business, anil fg
lE-ss 10 Iueri. -.uars! share Of g-.Tor aptl
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MrsHE00HS.-The are a luxury; bpt
friend with whom We were talking the other
day said he had never seen one in Illinois -
did not know as he should know it if he
did. Some Of the kinds that spring up are
poisonous. Those that arc not and are re.
gardcd as luXurics, may be distinguished
easily. First by the smell; the poisonous
ones are not always unpleasant 10 the smell,
but those that are should be LET alone. The
wholesome and eatab'e mushroom never Of
fcnds the smell the oior is rather pleasant.
II the mushroom IS fresh and Young. (end Il
should never be picked ut any other time
the lower side or siiis' are Of light pink
or flesh color, which becomes a chocolate
color SIS j, grows older, rcse milling the poi
soa0uS varieties. Unless skilled in picking
it, the mushroom hunter should let these
chocolate coored ones alone. The pink CO.
lorcd will hurt no one, and is usually found
in old pastures or meadows, or along the
roadside seldom IN woodlands, where the
poison varieties most abound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

PGoTLE or MEtN EsrA-E-The Court
records Of 1913, for the Old county Of Hamn-
shire, Mass, then embracing the three river
counties, bear he following Of the il'c-a,itr
Of wearing silks in those DAYS br people
Who couldn't afford it. How woa,I such Il
law work in these modern times?
> vcTS women at Springfield presented
=; tue court Ia March last, for that being Of
mean estate they did wear silks contrary 70
law. VIZ: Goodwife Iojdra. Goodw fe Hol-
tun, Goo2wife Morgan, Goodwife Barnard.
Mary and N"pzibah, Jones Hunta'S wife acd
daughter, and AbeH WGith;'S wife. a;d
warned . this court; the SIX former ap-
Tearsd in court; they were admonjshed Of
their extrayasancc and di>rniSse.; the other
appeared not. And the fines OF the women
presented at the last court, f5- the Ike Of
fence. are reEit:cl.
" Tie wife Of Eiwari Craur;-, ot Had
ley, presented by the inrv for wearing silks
against the law, they b.ia- Of very mean
estate; she being also presented at the last
court 0! Northampton for the ike offence,
she then appeared F.ot in person nor vet
now, but her husband FOR her, the court sc-
counting little otherwise than coutemu,.
and he bringing into court his wiic's six
hood and scarf. which, though something
worn, yet, they had been good silk; where
upon the court faCd her ten shilling to the
county to be paid to the county treasurer
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Cheap Esrc&G.

JOIN tffH.
NfpsEt#C Trest. -.fr Ef-Hrfs H-rr7 E-gEf' y- sr.'
SIpNEru' Co. a' patterns ana l5.E.r.-.arF.
Athens aud Joliet Stone -a. . s-, ra.ri % order
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never 90 without drinking at the same hca-
ven-insplring fountain, without cnshr'ning
in our hearts the g!eat principles for which
they battled long and well, anc upon which
they reared this now glorious and ocean
girt Republic.
Men of linois, Your influence is to be
mighty upon the future destiny Of this Re
public. Let me say then, when the day
comes to exercise the high and sacred rights
Of free men, take the Declaration Of lnde-
pendencc-place it in your side coat pocket,
and grid your garment closely that it nay
be near to your heart-select with the man
ly independence Of free man your ballot,
and write upon the back of il, " all men are
created equal All men are endowed with
the inalicnab,e rights Of Life, Liberty and
Happiness cast it with prayer to
God, TO speed the right. Then these great
principles shall become firmly entrenched in
the American mind, and immoyable hXed by
the still, quiet, peaceful, bit omu;potent
power of the freeman's ballot. Then shall
we he indeed, the asylum Of the oppressed
Of every land. Then shall we be what We
ought to be, and what the world needs,
perpetual rcbake to the ryrants and oppres-
sors OF mankind.
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DAVID l.. JONES
CIIAS. L. BATES. ". r..

IfJl'tfolltffII' ,Is.".-'l M lN'FTI"T.
Oficc with nr. william Smith Surgeon DENTIST, in
Walker HicLijHE's Flock, south Of the Court IlSGs-,
WoIld respectfully form the public that he Il parma
sBtIy {0cJi.i in Gta-a. and would tender his P~pre-
sinnal services all those who may be inclined % favor
Homeopathy.
=iouers tina: he keeps hand good and reliable stock
Of Medicines, and would he happy 10 furnish them ~
prices lower than be obtained anywhere West Of
Chicago.
Pocket Cases Tor Faries anl Travellers With fail d.
.ertiou> Tor use. continually hand
Residence cast OF Fox River, next hou-e hcroal r
Tlorues.
fhc Diploma. FaI-J
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Matchmaker end Je1reler--i NdtropoiitdH 6foc6
South SHE OF the COcrt ROltse Square, OGdtcd.
TIYATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice Clocks,
Watches, and Jeweiry for sale cheap. mar2'
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ITIF, PORK, MUTTON, Sc, &c, throrst the country
produces, to be had nj Sol. Deems new Meat Mar
ket, Main id Columbus Streets ia Iushran's
Old stand Of the Mansion House. The patronage OF
the f<,hic Is respect lgliy solicited.
Ottawa, October 81. sol. nEGEN. P"0Drt"for.
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Dr. n. lf0s1t-t- Z :. TFWH TIT i''H>
1VANING just returned n this pity from Europe
where he has visited - important institutions
medical learning, oilers IiS services the public
Particular attention paid to Cnrou;r diseases.
Oice-firSt floor y. Walkers Drug Store, in Me
.-spolitan Hall building. LlaT.
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Ncyy 7yc:;s EEnrAPf.

and lOOk at them
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DOET'ose MCNAMARA,

nFFICF in the second story of Sag'.~'s hH"'r-. ~'
~ the Bank Of Ottawa. Residence, East Mum sire
= E.N n-Nnr .--I---
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a. C..Gaop..sc4z. ". Es..

N1NH1pdtHtNt.
T1tice in Natlnccr's Block, second floor.
sT-Dr. NJ VIII receive patients in his olrce AZ AL
seUas during the day and night. apis
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G.. Es aRH. VI.
II. VI. EIcAEsTssGIEs, VI. -.
q. Z, THOMPSON.

DEALER IN
Drugs, Patent .Nedjcines, Prints, OILS, IdrHishes
Dye .TufS, &c, &c,
Retween Glover Cooks and Reddicls Block
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ID r. y 7 - Il Il Y.
Er. w. WRITTEN.
DeHttst ana HdHuftcfVyer Df Hfger,y Yse+5
Would respectfully submit citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity the following list his prices for artificial
teeth.
1St Class UOyk.
-, Gold S51uer
Single Teeth, (of his Own manufacturer up
per anu under, l-s CO
2d Class Work.
T;ufn Teeth, common style, upper and under, 40
Plain teeth without Gums, upper and under, 20
And with pleasure refers them the following gentle
RErrgrScEs-T. Hampton, ESQ., H. F. Eames Esq,
G Prescott. Esq, j. W. Mills, Esq. J. C. Hath eway,
81 D. d. C. Stone, NJ D.. VIM. OsTnan, ESQ, JOS stout
81 D. r. J. McGorrisk, NJ. D., J. O. Harris, NJ d., /.
sIay 81 D. C. bard, NJ. D., r. NJ. Macarthur, M D., A.
.. Putnam. 81. D. O..
DR.. Whtten the only manufacturer OF Block or SIN
gle Teeth in tn. state west o. Chicago, for which ne was
awarded pi eniul a; the La Sale County FAIR
Teeth inserted and improved plan, without
ahe of Clasps.
Rooms in DR.. Stouts o.Ece, IN Post Office block
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y ESPECFFJ LILY announces to the inhabitants oc OF
and the surrounding country, that he has OBJ
tanned :!e old and well known LGmarr Iard Of !.
ARMOUR, where he will keep constantly and sell
AT the surest re'-urrat.u profit all kinks Lumber
!rth, aud ShinE Being connected with oue uf the
most extensive wholesale establishments in Chirego b. Is
confident that he possesses unsurpassed facilities. and
therefore s"lclts yonr patronage. jun 22-v
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

We observe that several Of the Canada papers publish
the message of President Buchanan in full
The Dwight mills IN Chicopee have ia the last six
months made eight million yards cotton cloth paving for
labor SIPS 636 for cotton s42S 1884, and for other ex
penses $54 759.
Voltare had perfect horror OF inquistive persons
lie SAID 70 one OF these anpos Sir am delighted to
see yon, but l give you fair warning, know nothing
about what you are going to ask M
An American citizen John Pedheton OF New York;
elusive privilege Of manuctu4 pressed bricks with
steam machinery for ten years The privilege covers
the whole OF the republic Several natives OF Chile are
associated with Mr. P, as partners.
iron lamppost in the form of a man was ship
ped from Portland to Havana few days ago The fact
afforded an opportunity for to circulate story
that negro, concealed in box had been shipped on
board the vessel The friends of freedom were agita-
ted, but no "rescuc'' was attempted
The first cargo of ice ever imported into Honolulu ar
rived on the 4th l46 days from Boston 1t arrived out
excellent order and in order that il should waste
from the hot weather. the ship discharged by steam
being the first instance Of the kind tere-the govern
ment pile-driyer engine being used
service, styled by the minister, Rev Mr. Longfel-
low, ''ycsper service consisting Of hymns anthems
chants, prayers, both audible and silent lessons of
Scripture &c, is held in the Second Unitarian Church
Brooklyn, each Sunday evening 1t was listened to
last Sunday evening for the fhst time by crowded
church, and notice given that upon the intervening
sabbath evening the usual services with sermon would
be held as heretofore
The last Of the old pine-wood watorppes in Broad
street. Philadelphia have been removed by the water de-
partment to make room for iron pipe The last of these
logs were laid in 1882 The city had altogether 2Il GOA
feet of pine logs laid at various times the first having
been connected with the old wlterworks at Penn square
The first iron pipe was laid in 1904 These logs
taken from the ground in perfectly sound state and still
fit for use except along streets where large steam engines
have been introduced
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WiIIards, Hotel.
PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
Posr ofFlcE DEPARTMENT,

December 10, 1858,
SEALED PROPOSALS be this department
2lst day OF February 1852 of tho
ing the post Offices in the United States for fear years from
tn r April next marking and rating stamps Of the follow
Durability OF circumference not to exceed a inches but much
convenience and good taste may dciate with type for tho
nmb sersw r iho sans, with han lies ooco mahogany
other heavy wool model convenient Tor In proposals
per gare for inserting within the circle when required
such w", a ssars a PAD pd i' ab &c material
tho Of post Offices aad route agents railroads and
material with suitable thumb and handles Of black wal
cherry Of model best adapted for the circumference
Of the stamp % be The same ss described IL class No.
cur marking stamps of boSwooi OF other material
durability Of the size of rass No l. with for
months days Of puers type metal IN blocks Or single letters
aud figures with thumb screw and handles Tho same as described ia
The consc, t, class win take effect until from and aor
CIs T. M,rSng stamps for foreign similar those now in
use pot New York Philadelphia and Boston,
any other style adapted 10 The above purpose
Also the ilowing rating stamns correspond
stamps and mltera handles and Workmanship,
rating stamps not named herein be required
description, pro rata prices and the style material
thereof shall be altered by ecdon Of the department the price
be reduced a The proportion, VIZ
Paid ,issent and forwarded
FREQ Cancel
Missent hue ".
Forwarded Duel
post Office business free Drop
Steamboat IS
Slip Pablo
United states, OIL Paid
Held rr POSTAGE .
Proposals improved patented stamps with cylinders the
improvements, win be considered
inc right change alter The style Of the stamps described in
other Glass equitable terms Is reserved to the Postmaster Gen
Proposals furnishing The cho OF the
named circular stamps Tor each elias separately
stamps will be ordered agrceaby
department hereafter be adopted in relation thereto
at 800 for he arst c 500 or Che second class 200 for s
required Tor the samn period Is estimated at 500
Models of the must accompany the proposals.
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New YORK, Dec. Is. Cotton is dull--sales of 900
bales Flour is dull Of 500 barrels State 81 25
81 80 Ohio, So rs s. so southern, SIS So 40.
Wheat is dull OF 5000 bushels southern red
81 % white, 81 40. Corn Is ower-sales Of 10 900
bushels mixed, rs 7Gl cents yellow 76 7S
cents. Pork is dull-mess Sls so prime Sl3 so a
SIS 10 Lard is quiet Mt III cents Whiskey is firm at
25s 26 cents. Sugar is steady-Oreans n II cents
Spirits of turpcntne dull at 484 40 cents Rosin is
quiet Rice steady at 30 cents.
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snniISGToS sends the last number OF Lapes Week
y which discourses most eyerenty about this metrop
oils its bellies and its sojourner Some Of the members
OF Congress spoken OF without becoming respect
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Rumored Massacre of a Mail Party, etc.

81. LOUIS, Dec l5-Ihc New Mexican mail of the
22d ult has reached this city The Santa Fe Gazette
says that the Navajo will not be brought to close
this winter, and probably not for years to come.
1t is reported that the outgoing mail party from Alb-
querue TO Neosho has been assacred by the Camanche
Indians, nor has anything been heard of the mail party
from Neosho for Albuquerque the 18th OF October.
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Mining Intelligence.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.--Advices from the Kansas mines
the Sth, by the Santa Fe mall say that mining has
been suspended for the Upwards of 900 per-
sons however, remain the spot to commence early
operations in the spring. a banking firm at Leaven-
worth has made shipment of gold dust to New York
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sTRAw HATS Ell wMoLEsALE.
AUCTION SALES.
BY j. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE az CO., Auctioneers.
TgNRUSTEE'S SALE OF JEWELRY, WATCHES,
glass cases regulator, and nxtures0n Monday
ing, Deceber 90 1855 at 10 O'clock by virtue
recorded shall SELL tho iewey
Jrnsoa
residue his robbery comprising
superior pHtcgla show
very superior regulator, cost 800
Of secondhand gold watches and chains OF them
worry superior
Breast pins rings, studs watch keys thimbe hair pins
Silver butter knives ladies
siirer plated spoons and forks. mugs, gobleti
C,ner, desks giltfrane mirrors, bracket stove
nxtnres
Terms s25 and under, cash; that
90 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bel ring terest
CHhS. j. WALLACE,
Trustee
JAS. c. AIcGCIRE & co,
Id Aucioncers.
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DIED.,

In this the 18th Instant the residence father
SARAH ANNA MARIA WHEATON, wife Of lieut. FRANK
LIST cavalry and daughter OF Colonel COOPER Aduanl General Of the
Army.
Her funeral win take place Friday, tho 18th instant IL
The relatives and friends OF the deceased requested attend
Tallahassee the 1st residence Of his father law
Colonel Roar GAAnlE LOUIS T. H0IADAY after illness of
days.
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TNHORNDALE; or, The Conflict Of Opinions. One
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Christmas Hours BY the author Of The Honeward PATH &e
&c. vol, l8mo, with fine engraving. so cents
Yacht Voyage 900 Miles; Letters from High Iaadctbeng
OF Voyage in the Schooner Yacht Foam So o. NJ
land, Jan Men and Sptzbergen BY Lord Dueri
London edition. handsome volume
The Life Times OF Sir Philip sydney handsome
with steel rlateE ST.
just received, and Cor sale Al
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Dec 10 lIntl Bookst tore, 33I Penn. avenue.