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DAYTON BRiDGE--By the following it Will
be seen that the bridge across Fox River
at Dayton. a span of which gaze way 4
month or two ago, has been repaired. and
is again in perfect good order The Messrs
Green certainly deserve credit for keep
ing up this free bridge for the accommodate
ton of the public at what cannot be 9TH
crwise thana heavy expense to themselves
DAYTON, August 9, 1859
We, the undersigned having been called
upon to examine the free bridge across Fox
River at Dayton, take pleasure in saying to
the public that. the span of said bridge
which lately gave away has been rebuilt
10y the Messrs. Green. in a good. substan-
tial, and worl>maniike manner. They
have also done considerable repairs on the
other two spans of said bridge, which has
very materially added to the strength and
durability.
We therefore, give it as our opinion
that the said bridge is perfectly safe and
trustworthy The bridge is built on an old
and approved plan.
WIN. L. BELL, CaTpes,ter AID Bridge Builder
\ d. BECK BuiieRr.
RoBT. WILSON, CsrI Engineer,
l.. l.. GREEN, Road Commissioner
ii. S. BETHEL, -HH.nr.ght and Bridge ButAlcr:
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INVENTION OF TIE CRoss.--Ihe festival OF
the Romish church is also in the church
of England calendar. Mr. Audly says,
1.-THE word inrent;on sometimes signifies the
finding of a thing that was hidden
hence the name of this festival, which &C.
lebrates the alleged finding Of the Cross of
Christ, by St Helena, who is said to have
found three crosses on Mount Calvary, but
the true one could not be distinguished,
till sick woman being placed on each,
was healed by one, which was thereafter
pronounced the veritable cross. Mr.. Aud
" quotes, that :'the custody of the cross
was committed to the Bishop of Jerusa-
lem. Every Easter Sunday twas exposed
to view, and pilgrims from all countries
were INDUCED with little pieces of 1t en-
HANGED in gold or gems. What was most
astonishing, the sacred wood was never les
sened, although it was perpetually dimi-
nished, for it possesses Il secret power OF
vegetation. 1t appears from Ribadenei-
r., that st. Paullnus says, "The cross being
a piece of wood without sense or feeling,
vet seemeth to have in it a living and
everlasting virtue; and from that time to
this it pernitteth itself to be parted and
divided to comply with innumerable per-
sons, and vet suffereth no loss or detri-
ment. but remains entire as if it had never
been cut, so that it can be severed, part
ed and divided, for those among whom 1t
is to be distributed, and still remains
whole and entire for all those who come
to reverence and adore it" There is no
other way left to the Romish church toac-
count for the superabundance OF the wood
of the cross.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-13

We have been favored with copy of
the prospectus of the ''Pra;rie Laad and
Emigration, Company. a new organization in
England with capital of $2,500,000, the
object Of which is the purchase, and colo
nizaticn With English farmers, of prairie
land il Illinois The Company has AREA
dy made a conditional purchase of 2Jo,G0
pany, which Is only fraction of what it
hopes TO acquire The objects stated i'll
the Company circular, are:
First-to take advantage of the present
low price Of land, by acquiring this extern
siye tract on unusually favorable terms.
Second-To bring every year under cul-
tivation certain proportion of the land,
and at the same time gradually to accuInu-
late Il valuable sheep stock
THIED-To assist and encourage emigra-
ton.
ForErH-To observation-disclosures the pow
or at any time of acquiring land from the
company, by receiving payment for the
and in shares at par.
The prospectus of the company sets forth
tina; past experience in Illinois has shown
that every time the population doubles,
the ratio of land quadruples. In the ten
years from 1915 to 1875, the population OF
the State doubled, but the more accessible
points have increased in much greater
ratio
The Chicago Press aad Tribune remarks
on this scheme: The plan of operations OF
this Company is doubtless due to the
shrewd and intelligent Englishmen, like
Messrs Card, Golden, and others, who
have visited Illinois within year or two
past. for the purpose of looking into the at:
fairs of the Illinois Central Railroad, and
its landed possessions. They, delighted
with the field opened for the profitable
employment of capital in agriculture, seem
ell anxious when here, TO put the advan-
tages of Illinois before their countrymen
IN such way that large accessions to our
population would follow This Company
Is one of .he results of their timely visits
If the plan adopted is a success we may
within a year; begin TO look for the arri
walls OF the English emf grants which the
speculation will send hithcr
They will bring with them not only suf
fcient means for large enterprises but the
practical skill and persistence for carrying
such enterprises through and they will be
what our farmers need, practical teacher:
OF that higher farming which is SO neglect
ed here.
That they will be cordially welcomed t,
the soil by all whose welcome is wortl
seeking, there can be no doubt.
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KossrTH.-Mr. John n Adam, OF Gil

KossUTH-Mr. John II Adam, OF Glas-
gov, writes to the North British Daily
Nql:
This morning | have received very
late and trustworthy intelligence from NJ.
Kossuth. Particulars | am not yet at lib
erty to communicate; however, for the
satisfaction of his numerous friends | may
state, that after his betrayal he remained
only long enough 10 save as many of his
revolted countrymen from harm as lac
could, and to prevent any further present
hopeless instruction. He then retired
into Switzerland, where he was joined by
Madame kossuth three days ago; and j.
is uncertain whether he may not be oblig
ed to remain some weeks before he returns
10 England
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IrrLs.t,A ST.

yXTHERYAs, default having teen made in the pay
w Of certain prom ssory NOE made hy George
Bristol. the city OF Ottawa county OF L. Sale and
Illinois, bearing date November 9th, -,, for
the thousand dollars payable sixty days a.
date with interest al III. rate Of ten cent after
maturity, and particularly described III and secured by
deed Henry r. EaInes, trustee, which trust
duly executed by said Geo. Bristol and Emily A, his
wife, and recorded in the Recorders offee in Ia Sale
County, Illinois in Book IS, pages3io &c, upon the
al hereinafter d-scribed. And application hav-
ing teen made by the legal holders OF said
sell saia ia accordance wish the power OF
sale in said trus; deed contained.
Public notice is therefore hereby given, that Non
day, the 29h day of August 1859, at II o'clock of
said the door of the Court House in the city OF
Ottawa, La Sale county, Illinois, shall sell at public
auction the highest bidder for cash, all the right, til
tie, interest and equity 90 Redemption Of the said
George Bristol ard his said wife, their h.ir,
Administrations, AID assigns, conveyed to me by sad
deed. in and to the premises therein described
situate ard being in Ottawa aforesaid, viz:
That part OF out lot No. hftysev-n go etter F. in
tho south fractional quarter of eleven l in
thirty three tD north, of three 81 OF
the third principal meridian, commencing sxty-sx feet
of the north west o: said out lot thence
the south line OF Main stree, hundred and sixty
fee. 900; thence south ech; () feet thence
hundred and sixty goo feet thence the pac.
beginning. Also, that part Of out lot eight (Sl
DETER n commencing one hundred and ;rty-,wo
feet OF the nor;hw Of said lot in the
fractional quarter Aforesaid thence ninety four
(9 feet; thence south sixysix 66) feet thence west
ninety 4. (e4l Feet thence north sixty six t6G feet
the place of beginning Also that part of lot No.
fftynine (5?) deter d., lying in the above named
east north of said lot thence east
hundred and sixty (i60) feet thence south sixty
six (66) feet; therce hundred and sixty IG0)
thence north sxtysx (G6 feet the place of be-
ginning Also the undiy ided half Of the north forty
.S) feet of lot No sixty C0J etter Co. in the
fractional quarter section, commencing sixty six (s6)
feet Of the north OF said lot No.
sixty Gc Cetter Co thence east two hundred and forty
600 thence south 4c) thence
hundred and forty Gao feet thence north to the
place of beginning. Also lot No. (2) in block
Qs) in the original town (uow city, of Ottawa.
II. +. EAMES, Trustee.
GLOVER & Cook, Att'ys. augl3-3w
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The New York Tribune says the very
latest affair is that of a very wealthy mer-
chant down town, who found q deficit of
$4,000 in the account of one of his clerks.
He called the defaulter to account, and
told him that if the money was not at
once returned he would arrest and expose
him. The clerk mildly informed his en-
ployer that he reckoned he should not re-
turn the cash, and that he farther conclu!
ded that he had a sufficient offset sOf:
set" said the merchant, what do you
mean by offset?' "Imean my wife," re-
turned the clerk Not another word was
said about the $4,000
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NorIcIxG the acerbity with which the
elections in the South Western States are
being conducted, the New Orleans Pea
ware finds one notable fact developed by
the canvass. that the extreme ground
taken on the question Of slavery . is rapid
are in danger Of a divided household, from
the new movements inaugurated by South
crn extremists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-13

THE RELIGIOUS REvIvALIS IHELAHD.-TiIo
papers continue 10 give astonishing ac-
counts of the progress of the great rcyiva!
in Ireland. There has probably never be
fore been anything to compare with it in
any country of any age. The Edngburg
fitness gives an account of a prayer meet
ing held in the open air at Belfast, at
which some thirty or forty thousand peo-
pie were present, fifteen thousand of whom
were from the surrounding country.
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DEATH BY HANGING-About 8 clock last
Thursday morning, the wife of VIM Shat
fer, who keeps the Franklin House, in this
city, was discovered by one of the neigh
bors, hanging by the neck in the basement
of the building with nothing on but her
night clothes. Coroner Demmond was
summoned and an inquest held, and the
verdict of the jury was that she came to
her death by hanging, but whether done
persons, was unknown to the jury.-JoHet
Signal, 9th.
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GERMAN PArErs-Peru is now blessed
with tco German papers, as compensa-
ton for the decease of its only German pa
per a month ago. The hCchter an Wt-
nos (Watchman on the Illinois, } indepen-
dent in politics, made its first appearance
on Tuesday, under the management Of
Messrs Hoss d Pope. The FREE Zsttnng
Gree Press has been revived by its former
publisher, Mr.. Geilhausen.
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HORSES STOLEN.

go REWARD,
STOLES, from the subscriber, early Monday
- ing, the .ih inst from the pasture his resi-
dcnce, Section g. in the Town Of Bruce, a Sorrel
Horse, years old with a small Ia tie forehead,
and heavy tail also Bay Mare, Old, with lit
tie white the i-ft HIND hoof, black name aud tau
Oail lirht,) small spots from tie whip the
right hind quarter.
The thief is supr osed to be calling himself
Jack Jones, with alias two. He IL about feet
inches high little stoop .noudered weighs about lS1
lbs rather sandy complexion hair chesnat color,
iong-bazcl eye. and thin face. lie had black
cloth cap 5nd calico shirt Has scratch about the
right side OF lis fare. Chew tobacco
reward Of 81 VII be paid for the recovery Of
and thief i.v for The horses without the thief
Pos; Office address,, Ottawa, III.
englI-iat GEORGE glenn.
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The ILLINOIS STATE IIoRTICrITuRAL SoCI-
ETY. have determined to unite with the
State Agricultural Society at the fair at
Freeport, commencing on the ith prox.-
The society offers very liberal list Of
premiums for competition in fruits, plants,
flowers &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-13

MISS BATES, the sister of the Hon. Ed
ward Bates Of St Louis, recently emanci-
pated the last Of thirty-two slaves, who for
med part of her inheritance, and whom
she has gradually set free as they became
prepared to take charge of themselves in
freedom Judge Bates emancipated the
st of his slaves several years since,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-13

In New York there has been formed a
Young Mems Early Rising Association, all
the members of which are pledged to be
up at certain hour. 1t originated with
about half dozen men, who, having kept
up this habit for some years, were surpris-
ed at its beneficial effects, and at the sue
cess in life of their associates.
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WHAT WILL THEY THINK ?-Thc Wash
in ,rfop (nr ef,f,,y:o,i

WHAT WILL THEY THINK ?-Thc Wash
ington Constitution asks
Notwithstanding the strong predomi
nance of the Black Republican element in
the Kansas Constitutional Convention
which recently concluded its labors at Wy.
andotte, and the marked anti-slavery cha.
racter of the constitution which that body
has prepared, according to the Geographic
reports of its proceedings, the negroes who
now are, or may hereafter settle in Kansas
that land of free soil, free men, and free
fights-are forever excluded from the
right to vote What Will Giddings, and
Garrison, and Wendell Phillips say to this
denial of perfect equality to our 'colored
brethren? What will the Massachusetts,
Emigrant Aid Society think? What will
Jim Lane, the champion of everything
free in Kansas, Except it be free wells,
do p
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A NEW STYLE MACHINE.


PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS.
1t is longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing They
HEM, FELL, GATHER, AND STITCH
in the superior manner and the only Machines
Ia the market that well and simply made that
they may be sent into families with other instruc
tons than contained in a circular which accompa
mics each machine, and from which A CHILD OF TEN
YEARS may readily learn how to use them, and keep
them III order. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES 4 MINUTE,
And will do the sewing of family cheaper than
do ii, if she works at the rate of one
cent hoar
Is there husband, father brother in the United
States, who will permit the rudg cry of hand sewing in
his family, when Grover & Baker Machine will do it
better, expeditiousy and cheaper than posi-
bly, be done by hand?
Offices of Exhibition and Sale :-s95 Broadway New
York; is Summer Street. Boston; $50 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia l37 baltimore Street. Baltimore So West
Fourth Street. Cincinnati.
agencies in Allie principal Cities and To,rns in tie
United States.
EsaY SEND FOR CIRCULAR. J. FAY,
jan22 Agent. 0ttdacd, III.
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Oar cotton crop for 1859 is the greatest
aver known That of Texas alone is $50.
900 bales, against 250,000 for 1858. The
South was never so prosperous as it is now.
The large cotton crop may do something
we hope, to balance our enormous imports
tons. which are more than double what they
were in 1853, and far exceed even those OF
1871
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A trial was had, near Philapelphia of
Fawke's Steam Plow, C few days since, and
it is stated that the trial was a perfect sue
cess. This pillow will be on exhibition at
the State Fair at Freeport
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THEEsH!SG MACHINE AccIDENT--We learn
that on ednesday afternoon of this week,
Mr. Evans Finley, in the town of Farm
Ridge, had his night foot badly crushed in
the horse power Of threshing machine -
His injury is considered dangerous, yet the
chances are in favor of his recovery.
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PsIfESIX COURSE.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

PURSE sl0i.
nPES for all running hcrse-, Thursday, sept. is
~ Entrance ten per cent; dstauc- mile. SIS
the best horse - to the second best. Race TO take
pace al I O'Clock p.
All lovers Of sport now have good time, some
extra horses expected contend for above
purse. We shall pains 20 make I; pl-asan, for
all who attend 4 good dinner viii be provided, with
all the Injuries Of the season
an.l3 WH!LLI q RiAN.
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FANNY M, EARL'S
NEW CIRCULATING: LIBRARY.

Rooms orer s. C. Bari f Sons Store Main st. Otd,od.
LARGE collection of standard Histories, Travels,
n Voyages, Romances, and Miscellaneous Books ge-
morally, together with all the important new pubca-
tons to loan reasonable terms.
Rooms open from 9to IL AM to 5 and 81 to S P N.
Saturday. from ga ~ to m junls-tf
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TENIIF fhscTher ofer- NJ gam varehouse Tor saTe
L situate the canal and La Sale ST., Ottawa. eu
= part % the purchase money Vii be required down
the balance tire VI. be given. For particulars, e1qlr
ct the CRY Bank Of Zane, .!@u & 90
al-l2 Il Z. NOrCNKISS.
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These figures show how soon Flora Nc
Flimsey has forgotten all about the panic
her extravagances helped SO much to
bring on two years ago, and how ready she
is with her silks, satins, and velve's to 60
blind, and to 60 it with a rush again
Seventy-one millions worth OF dry goods in
seven months! Nothing to wear" in
dood
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GREAT ATTRACTION
G q Earl g. SONS

VV>HE subscribers take pleasure in being able TO
Il nounce to the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity that
they received, their stana their stock
of Goods, direct from the manufacturers. This is the
greotest opportunity offered to the citizens As
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importers in America, comprising all grades and styles
val E1Der and Decorations for ParlOrs and halls
cheapest blank to the Richest gold and velvet Also,
large and splendid collection of Window Shades, Cor
nices, Trimmings, Fixtures, &c, e..
In connection with the above they have the ldrG>s.
and finest assortment OF Oils, Paints, Narnishes, and
Painters Tools in the market, all OF which will be sold
very low for cab. spI0
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID jan29 URTON'S BOOK STORE
(sHEAP BOOKS at
~ ian29 ORTOE'S BOOK STORE
SUGARs-A good assortment. at very low prices.
- msr26 VAN LOREN 4 UeBDRE.
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID jan29 OGTON'S BOOK STORE
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THE CITY BANK.
Organi-ei in 1886 under the General Banking Lar o
Illinois.
T. A NJ T. 9. A L l. E n g. CO.,
p4EEERS

NEW fUEk.
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ell LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
all the princp cities of the United States bought
and sold.
Ass will draw in sums 10 suit purchasers on England,
Scotland Ireland and all points in continent.
tai Europe.
Collection. made all parts OF the State and rom tied
for "a day payment current rate Of exchange
Interest allowed deposits.
Banking hours from So An. to g.. Pm.
rUwIN g ALLEN tIrsh'r H. y. EAMES, Presf
O H. BCLLEN, sst Cash. EDW EANES, J.. Presr
Auypst lSyD
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n.ARt.

e, oME time between the fifteenth Of July and August
- 6rst, one note made by Thomas O'Donnei in favor
Of Hotckiss Tarble, for the sum Of dated De-
would caution any one buying the same, and will be-
rally reward any who may have found and VIII re-
tur said note. Iaug6I N W. RAiiDS->-
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Special Notice

AyOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned have
sold out their entire interest in the Grocery Store
lately belonging them to Mr. A FOSTER, and all per.
sons having claims against the Company are requested
to present the Immediately, and those owing the
Company will favor by being prepared to settle m
mediately. laug6l HALBEkI bAKNEs.
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NorurSG TO WEAR-The New York Err
press publishes a statement OF the business
done at that port in foreign dry goods for
the past ! months. The totals, compared
with the previous two seasons, stand thus:
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Wagons


WE have n limited number OF No. Lumber wa
w CONS OF wM PALNER's make, which We will sell
for cash, at prices that will astonish. Call early
iu3O CAMERON K EBERHARD-
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius l.. CAeeSemdn, N, D., Ne1
York City,
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all rregu-
arties, Painful transformations, removing all oos'ruc-
tions whether from cold otherwise, headache. pam
in the SIDE papatsp of the heart whites al nervous
affections, Mysteries, fatigue, in the paek ana
limbs &C. disturbed sleep, which arises from Interrupt
ton of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
m Cho.ser.n,. pills are invaluable as they will bring
On m, monthly peri d with regularity Ladies who
have disappointed IN the use Oh o'her rIhs can
- ,Sc m,,nos confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills do
ing all that they represent 10 90
the Tili. cnnnot be taken wittoat producing PECC-
IT1R RESEL-", The condition referred to is PEG
N1TTy-fhe result, MISCARRIAGE Such is the
fre,stibe tendency Of the medicine to restore the
nal functions to normal condition. that the
rroductire pom err Of nature cannot resist It,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions which should be read,
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on
closing 81 to DR.. CORNELIUS l.. CuEEsEMAN box ,53l,
Post Office, New York City
Sold By one druggist in every town in the u States
X. d. nUTCHINGS,
General Agent for TIE Uhited States 165 thdm6erssf,
Neas York. ,rho all ,rh0lesae orders should 10 60
dressed.
S.ld ;pOt,w.hv rzp2-1yI d. WALKER.
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SPRING TRADE
Chang 0f RusjnesaJ

SPRING TRADE
Change of Business
II HAVE sold my entire stock Of Lumber in Ottawa,
i Utica, and Marseilles, to s. II. Seamcns Co , Of
Two Rivers Wisconsin, and shall sell their Lumber
commission, the present season.
have made arrangements with the Company to re-
ceive much larger stock OF
L,tmber Lath, Shingles and Cedar Posts
Than have ever had before. Tn Logs have been cut
under my direction and the Lumber will be sawed
pre- ss'y for this market, will shipped to me d-
rectly from the Mills
Bills of Lum cut to order on rhort notice.
apo GEORGE BRISTOL
Cheap Books and Magazines.
T HAVE arr nged q large portion OF my stock Of
Nscetldneons Books, shelves, labelled with the
price, for choice OF nyhng the Shelf which is at
half less than half price, and much less than whole
sale cost.
Bound Books at Toe, 15c 2oc 25c and SO on per Vol
Novels in paper at hay price, jsn29 THOS. ORION
r RANBERRIES.-Just received. by express, lot Of
~ Osnssrriss, At fnove0] HlSE'S
COTO ORTONS BOOK STORE for School Books
" Stationery. or nice Books for Children. jan29
TUST received aud for sale, 100 barrels ne Chicago
q Lime. ljun III VAN DOZEN &0sBoRN.
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THE LIGHT GUARD BRASS AND 0UADRILLE BAND
prepared furnish music for private and pnb
lie purposes serenades, professions, pic mics, &c,
short notice, and reasonable terms, with new and
the latest music of the day Office the Ice Cream
Saloon, of Madison and Columbus streets, sear
the Post Ofhoe.
PHILLIP KADELL, Leader of Brass Band,
jun1 Ism J. NJ. HUNT, Leader Of QHadT-iHe Band.