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COMMERCIAI,.
MHOLES 49, NEAREE.n

w t1OlIESAIE MARKET
8EooStS-Colamou $Slf
Au.TEE-Iu Kegs $40.
tj1ckETs-Slarietta Spears.
SHEESE-WesteEn Reserve &c:
SASDLEs-ralOE ;aouid ~; Gin "a. sta %. .,or an
CoFFzE--Jayt lsc; Rio I2ja,I9iS 'St " -
Ius.TSd Family 6; Extra $780, superhne 5,25
CoRS-l,G
CATS-iH
FEArHERs-v4n26}45c scarce
EisE-SiIad $l4 Herriags SO; NTacterelSo s11,<.1o
FGEs-lsaccoou 3O5s3T &c W. = st4<3 W IL
GISSANG-55G6n
HHay-ceysr . ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LLME-i.ouiSvii!e !, 80
a9L4ssfwTss Organs 49, Sugar House &c.
Nh IS -?nr9entine 7O tar *44@5.
i;4Gs-sGg3I5, dull.
i;ICE-5&.di6
s.sDs-F!axseed f2J; Clorer51<.
SoAP-Casttie per lbl:E55,I6; common 5as
SuGNss-New OrieanS L;sa.S LhI S,5FSI< IN III
SNtkF-Scotch eei Rarpee 70 s26
iun1owteT it7u; Irnl--fal 4nTE g.. jT,-s,
FoGch!ns 201zG3. {; Ooioug 35.ays5c - - ~ ''SS''e'
tgnACc0--6twists l2; five roll 24afS
NHoL-UnN's;She from Is to ~ Common yasbed ~ 70
81; Full blood extra 80 10 Is - ~ ''ist-eu % 10
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- ION. |etfs'a01 D4Ois vas much better on
Monday, but still confined to his room with a
severe attack of bilious fever. His eyes are
also SO much affected that great fears are enter.
tnlned of the loss Of sight. lie is at Oakland
Maryland on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. y '''o
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RETAIl. NIAIiIlIIT
by TI.LEGR ApI

aug. l2.-The only noticeable. csana i,
1FeastuHs was material increase In tn, ~, Is "a q
:T \, EtSsE to1T is held firmly s. for souni old
:, oF fresh SFouDd mad" wheat q nd rNtras
" 20, %oZ9 \" change in Eve Tiour or Corr Sr..i
Ss r. %eHsd &c per buSh bush. sold az Al aS NJ
80 m s closing at the former rats 2nUO bush RYE sold
" ' ''i" ana . for old. Corn meets fair irnnfr,.
itd supplies cone in slowly; z0 bush yellow sold ~ ~
GAS axe Siea!y and in better deaau.! ~ " &
~ NsT YoaS August I@-cot.on heayr: sales coo bo,es
rs s;:e ., - h1ls. 1880 for State ~
!f ONO Wheat Ivsyy - 400 bush neg r,,i
'i "stsEh '-:':!+ St,3gi.i6. Corn declined;
Sst 'S; SAFES at $s3,sl"; Si&S73s for mess Lard
" sSoVaGo D. e. Coffee r.; 5Uua bags aGaa
iHz1fJc. ~ '''"is' '-S4as7SS
E4LTiNoEE Ang. i3-Flour dull and HowsrIs St brands
or req 1t Gtciins OF 25c rom Yesterdays quotaens
GL-tt aus; sI'C bush sold 50 for vr.e ~. II
-l Tor rel Corn 'r!i and lower; white ard yrnv-
WHISKY unchanged. s-''-0' . 'N'i "a
cIscIENArt. Au l&Fonr, buyers ;,sIs on lover
'>' 't! H-t!r - Going and the quite wtu Mt
as f4gtt5:''i5 Wheat heavy Us for red white
> i ~ist<; Corn steady az s. 2S5c. Nv. - dull at 1t.
oHt. csc ioTsr may he quoted 4;@. whisky tim
d" -r S"ies loot ~ las bis IL Provisions u.e neiIr;
: '1.."sd to bacon ali Y< nee: vis ir: market at
"a iintatens; sales - hads bacon shoulders at &c: Il
i 10 prices not di7Egz! ard pi"cs pi; hams II
= =HC' pieces EU!S shoulders &c pircrc hans
~ =.
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eN- Tie centea,.iuI Return Of the birth d,v
OF the celebrated German poet, Schiller, is to be
celebrated in an appropriate manner in tie
e'''es and many of the principal towns. We
presume the German citizens of Wheeling will
make arrangements to honor the occasion By 4
patriotic public demonstration.
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The Southern Rail

WssulSGraS, Aug. 13.-The Southern Rail-
Way Convention adjourned to-day. Tic pro-
position for an arrangement OF the freight
charges was Withdrawn. \ committee was APP
pointed TO correspond with thu railroad com
pats;es between Portland and Washington,
with The view Of bidding i, conjunction With
themselves for the conveyance OF tie great mail
from Portland II New Orleans
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G. 81. EE.yE'EL.
mn ':itc'are,, or Tin a @s:cet From ware
ANp DEALEx i:

aQusEI'tZ EzfT1ssEzlEG HARDWARE
:. .;s iEeo1s. If.El Of took Cous5. oil q friGt
o. y q tco".srs ,.t rreFs Wait.
M+Zset's I"tc1t Freezer ord
=, t,--' - IS. C.t.e!:, i-.l4I.usa az.
K. ttirs &. 49, i'ii.5$
- sI-..s Of liz c'.stCsers and the phil: generally
'.S'-r ption tolls Haiercouigs and SEER
.E9'.f " 1ss 70 s:v, a;,s IL, Old porliuz Ccfe
L i.sss i'is - l' soon y. u pay n Gee
~" o." ~ F'f !'s-H ortnia:.t - u.r
u. .isS 70 Ware ". :.e AID ret.5. an. articles rot
On ui WI DC i"e " order It ile shortest :Igt5s
50 f.&FI1 C5.NS -;jIF.i Us o. y.tG-5.
"Seii "asr NJ hrFSeEe Goods. r.. y
OF nun sr'fe'es ar ton letrjic. Those
household. e. = >TIrt5
I-N2:l -: W. II -.s5z. 81 NJ .-ifr-. v,
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= e. Il! 17o.oniln ,g.,,,r,.,

We l.aT rs ,it.bsr;', p4s,re fiy #.g. NJ
qs!i"tt 10y 2s.tal an desirable ar;-e 81 tsfs
san q ~. -: y'Iraatsit" k al the iiss IN i,eiz
IL a. y az @. ',ii'gl They are
ee..N9.i1"ie .eta-r1 iS'Ur',.'l. ror.:e huv.
'iNs as inst received ChHirsrs Toig; S=Js-soue-
KIN " ma ''tt N';5 Caua, &iti.. Sa.c, I..T. nsr
aao beS GRATED SP Ei"2Es Mo-, ns OF Rus
SEA- Ivory and Cocoa hat.GI"i Cat eIy.
=. i7-eST the time fer t-kir stce,z bar
t:t.s may be mad from E0HES u BARNES,
y. IL 5ain street
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LlN5LEY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING. y

LARGE and ean,zaaisous Batidtar IN tue erutrai
- Q: IL et-s Ssjss cofartgya. Treaties
pleasure ia Announcing i!at ts,fb %! l
opened on Us .,sSt Monday u Sz4isu4btE :isNf.
JA&ES 2AGLI4, a. ", PrIrc:r,aI
GzoRGS Y. LOCKWOOD, a NJ, Associate.
Tho CLASSICAL Department wiz % user tie cnutrcL
OF t= PRINCIPAL, SftJ u easass the isz cs,
tc Wiz: The t!a and Greek @ iTcIC .int r-,t
approved Hatsicrs = .ci fsioc,iEr Ii,s Mo-
a Science Mental Hitos orhy, ElF r,r ,;. Cone
pos siS: iis"rN 2cieEt cG Civrt Gsacrtrhy, FhSi-
-, WIKI, il Geography M cronnIosl and
1he AIATlIEAiAIIuAL DepartIrer: vii! ie ecu
trol Of the AsS'c:ste. and cielrcs size q
10 Wit: ArhruSfic, AiEebri Geometry Ccgs; Tri--
on"msry Surveying with ;i- Ct i'strtr;.) ard
NsN!satLa NstGrt Pa.ioSa ntv Gl,slast.y tstr.ctss
Botany S.v EHstEec:.Eg photography, PLY Sio!cgy anI
Z housekeeping.
A arcS extensive assortment; Philosophical Al
Cuefical P2ra tGs, Sio2ys, and charts,
fooGcrn haTe eei IToyfted, and varied
experiments ami Illustrations w ht rtveI, correction,
with different branches Il study.
II Is the sssn.t desire OF the gentlemen ia csr-e
instut'"7 to 'rnfs advantages fo rtucat:aa tauat
thSe crj"J.fi y, atL Community, the SSEac-
I ter -! You'll. log si,neSS n lie
There xiii be q fy, rlo,l,s r't In n y..r
ceifpen,.nE on TIE first Mondays September aud Ie.
L rt ~ TCtTToS SIS pcrs 'c lower and $aa
per session Tor the Classics, and higher l,rauv',s.
y! Nj Lockwood taeing stronger tiiS c.tv. her.
toHFe Testef; of New York; roper 10 81 "
that he is distinguished Pm cy;Un C6lI,r
/ New Jersey, a. d an experienced ius ructCr.
~ ora,r OF the Board OF TsUsr,
/ jvi&-im JACOB P-...
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hon. JAs:Es GErili;iE, presf:su..
" n. 5. Ti.i,SCN, Esq $.cryt..r,.


&iEDIciI. FACCI.TY.
E-rjarna 4. Palmer, MD Professor or ta,. Ir,;.
aEa P.acl:c- Of surgery.
=. Lawrence uti. ". D. Professor or Medical
=. ami Oh. r,.CIi riyS.Oc=y
R?sE, J. l,reokrieg II D., Professor of atyria
i,sn@a B. kii.,, n. D., Procssor inical Surgery
Pr ct:re of Sisdici..e. 80
lg!yei!yn PoEe y. Professor Of obs.et7c Medicine
J " !ei-ai, 81. D. Professor Anatomy ana al
Physiology ana Dean Faculty.
: " len:iss = D. Professor IL ~ llcal J;:yisryr
an Sanitary SsiriIce
=. u " raI;sl ~ Professor Of Clinical Medicine and
archie T. oeOG, NJ. d, peuonstra'or Of Anatomy
The Medical department of the University os Lous vile
VII! enter upon It's iveityt!rd LIST Monday
in NoY.nbe: next. Lectures preliminary 10 the ar
course viii lie delivered az she University Marine Hos
Pti, free OF czr-e VII! cn.Glecr,I on b. :. Of
O-;ooer The Di@seetiag Room Will also opened az tnat
The session will close heretofore the last OF Fbru-
az tNteis!Er opaurtCE fs Afforded Tor the stu,y
o: Clinical Medicine and Surgery.
!isc,ssS :ss. 100
Hospital free
For further particulars address
J. W. BENSON, NJ D.
J!St-s"@" in bcaN OF tire Faculty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15

- st'4b'o i%riee.-Di arrhosa is a very
Zen disease in summer time. Cholera is
more t'la'' exaggerated diarr' ce7. When
-, ms rtses' si'arri.oa, lie has died Of chol-
.. reality It"ay be well for travellers to
'nF; tte t.sst, the most important, and the
'.a.,. sHeao.e item in the arrest and cure
- Of lie bowels, is absolute quietndc
aaiG.e herself always prompts this by
'z--,.'7- Is 10 loco"aotion. The next thing
"5..as bat common rice, parched like
as '.'. .s: boiled, with i liit!e sal; and but
'1N t.,..e or no liquid Of any kind
lee ~ be ca;en md swallowed at will
s. ,...an in c!arrhmn, every spoonful Of
'"sy agslavares the disease. If locomo-
t5a..sory, the misfortune of the neccs-
"' ''- !e>-c@ea by having stout piece Of
.''4.ei "oana tightly around the abdo-
;. as to be doubled in front, and kept well
fsac2
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i-ltaS .rti,as n Mrs. Hay,-AIrS. Ray,
: If is widows weeds, was before AID. DUTY
saturday to prosecute a suit against her
er-ia-'lsr The bvo,hcr-in-law was there
-. test his Interests. 3frz. Ray had given
L. .sa,ler-i:,-Ia" d-av to sell Tor her. The
8 :as:-:a-!aw sold the dray aud Mrs. Ray was
Il tie better FOX it. To hear Mrs. Ray talk
.....,I Suppose that she was surrounded by
liz seSt SET Of conspira:ors on earth. She said
bra;bor-a-law was an old rogue, and the
..yf-;o-,aw said she had better mind out
s.- taiSsi Mrs. Ray said that her de-
husband was the victim OF innumcrablc
,a.a.ss, which she proceeded to cnumeratc,
9a'. several parties present. She said
a.aysaid derarted-and She said it with
',..s and s.as-was not able to attend 10 bust
-, isr tic reason that lac, like one of the
r.-.as-s al whom she pointed stubby finger
-,gn, vas nea'iy always drunk. The case
- 'sl il, against the brother-n-law, who
r-#e-i {, coart, and the magistrate very truly
rs...a. aca .t'at he would rather adjust twenty
>l;s sr than one for woman. The
ToslcG anIct understand how law, as it some.
aafss dies, can conflict with justice and
..ae>.y.
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grEi. Jars! Rruit Inr.!

have also every Na % Fruit Jar.lat Class Green
G!ds' = 3! tie .igbrsttt '.KAGTii aSyABEi' JARS Il.
ua'rria =" which these Jars arr is bei,. yi,rrvus
Sl'h So"y' ana tbs az t-e tf%ti G'IAs they wHr
ierr jus: received frc, tie rgr sJ;ti, 10 il,
assertion that they we're csoaols hat
Mtns IS Is Gistff"i.I
CIR nd TSie;i ,7t1 Save used ner years
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

aW=A FORD i" .Ssason.-such men as Rev.
Wm. Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kcnncy, james
=. Wharton, George Mendel, jacob Amick, S.
d. Woodrow, and scores of others equally we'll
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor Of Brentlinger's Compound Fluid Extract
Of Dandelion and Sarsaparilla, as Blood Puri.
tier. 1t is not a qaack Preparation-but is CON
tinually prescribed by ysicians-to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure Scrofula, Pimplcz, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, Scald Head, Bitches.
hercurial Diseases, and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
piished by any of the so-caliei Blood Search
ers," or hnmbug discoveries. Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
7. II. LoGAS & Co.,
and LoGAS, LIsT & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va
For sale also in Bethany, MOundsviIlc, Bel
lair, St. Gainesville, Wellsbnrgh, and by dealers
generally.
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PROSPECTUS or THE
American Collegiate Journal

EDIToRs.-Ev V. RICE, Of III W n .riirFn or r.r;J
Low, Of Va CoRaESPoSDNG ErTUa.-W. S II ~ k!ss, Of
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TO THOSE VINO WISH &c HG
III SU ED

/ a IS . E FL
AGAINST ALL CONTINGENCIES
TEES hLon,c Insurance Company of New
Casa CAPITAL every dollar paid IN GG6.an0
10 contingent FnEd (ovcrD- --......... soc, eco
The largest C.sh CAPITAL the amount OF risk OF
amy Office in the United States.
Si'%iniQ.
etE!. o4r'F4t ta'l inl..-.........-. 100000
teTet by this State.
FlRE AND INLAND RISKS
TAKEN on THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS
losses equ;:alis adjusted and promptly paid by
". P PETERSON, 4 GENT.
;. Tae sentsnen'al En.urnncc Company of
CASH CtPIrAL (paiI inY " s5.a mo-
S''t Contingent Fund (over rUu
~ This ofi;e the assured paytie!patein the profits will.
Che E-ynChbUrg ES0sc and FI.c 7n,urauce
CASH cArrAL........... 49, sioa0ro
W. 2. psIGiS6N, Jc., Agent
Over 81 500 900 OF Cash Capital represented Inv
ms Gu ai'i well established A"ency, where every loss In
ne ABOVE "ices has been promptly pail Wheeling he
lore j; vas due by Tie terms OF III l,olics..
Office next door u Vi y ~ Bank,
Wy ---- Mains: Wheeling.
usaE YgYs E~vq sgsy y2sT -,4xvrxxy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15

BosToH, Aug. ia fire broke out at Inv.
renee, on Wednesday afternoon, destroying the
L. 5. Hotel building, the Central Congregation
al Church, tie Court House, aud one or
two small wooden buildings. At tic same tiuie,
fire broke out III the Unitarian Church, some
distance from The Hotel, which was partially
consumed. the falling walls of the hotel kill
ed ,hrcemen tanned Stanley, printer, HenTy,
an auctioneer, ard Leighton, wool sarter, in
the employ of the Washington Mills. TO total
loss by fire is estimated at SIS, 900.
Advccs from Barhadoes Of July 80, via Hall
fax, state that Mr.. Nightingale, an extern
sive sugar planter, had lost his sugar factory,
machinery, &c; total loss, 100000. Noinsu-
rance
Late adviccs from New Brunswick, report tile
serious effects Of the potato rot throughout the
Province.
Great activity is manifested, both in New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia in the formation of
volunteer rife companies.
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-%s@S%

l''f h'i1er.-Things about the landing
yq'iei, On Saturday, though the water
q. '.el enough FOR most Of our boats. The
- "i.h the exception Of the Cincinnati
i.o'.'>Hi'e, are still running regularly.
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Jelly Glasses !

Ths shane /, tnlssriss with nGert.l rl around
TIE Top Tor wing tn II Is just vary RI tcIe ALI
VIZ wish ali VINO f:;0ud putting up siiiss 10 i an, See n
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Wrsraono, MASS, Aug. 13.-Tho State Re-
form School, containing 500 boys, was destroy
ed by fire this morning, WITH the exception of
one wing and the tower. There were 10 lives
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,zz-T..a HueLs!ar -N0aopoly.-The Market
,r.,e. sends Us communication, replying to
:, ,,f,.z.n.'' in which be says:
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: Boston Bank-genuine has pilot at the
e.. on left end INNER CORNER
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+ ,LAYoEING ExTRACTs.-YaII;.. Lemon Orange, Gel
! cry, Almond, Nutmeg, .tc &c, &c, Tor sale by
=. II. LOGAN 4 co.
jya3 and LOGAN. LIST co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

SoEGHo lNJUMoUs AS foppEE-The Mar.
ouis de Nibrave states, in the French
Jo,a,7.ai qf Practical agriculture, that altho'
sorgho is not poisonous to cattle, yet he
has Observed since he commenced feeding
it to his cattle, that it reduces the quantity
of milk given by the COWS, one-half and
that it also has the effect of inducing ste
rility, when COWS are fed regularly upon it.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
unapprosched in northern Illinois, all kiil'Is Of
sns;r.sf q ,aR:ai HiIsi.tnsss.skss.
E!umb;1~, Plumbing,
sYogs TS1gyy' q POT!
rrrNEfn c nHGN

TMF0RTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
X and SHOT Guns. of description. Telescope
and Patent Nuzze Rifles, Revolving Breeeh, Gas, Steel
barrels. with Guide Starter for hunting. and large
snrtrent Revovers Colts Beats, Mathatten's Blunt
K SvrnS' Alien furber's- Gentlemen will hud mt nv
shop everything in line. and warrant give salts
faction all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the cid friends of ii. p. BRCNKER give
call lie is my agent. Customers will always find him
~ his post. My shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge
Powder, Shot, Wads, and Caps Grns let nv the day.
jnnlS THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

THE population of Milwaukee, by a re-
cent censes, is 81, ,499.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

ER
gs- +! uniers signed. Mrs NJ. " FORD de-
* sires tlauk her friends and for their
patronage during the past and TO solicit their
attention TO her
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Consisting in Of Fancy Gaps. Fancy Head Dresses
Extension Skirts. of the best and cheapest quality.
new cheap. and very superior style Of Corset, with bS
e besides all the other articles usually
pri..h under the head az staple Millinery.
Particular at ei0B viii be paid to bleaching and CO.
orur and she hopes t" give satisfaction 10 those who
favor her with their cHstnn.
Her shop in found on the north side Main St.,
first door east OF the Mansion House.
aI3t II. ". III NJ.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
Like the glorious roll Of drums,
l.. iht. irIi-nl.,l OF "a lrrnm.

The reader will note that ,ve have used
fictitious for real names. The machine,
which went under the name of the pllr-
chaser made him an independent fortune
and is still in use.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

CE 4 g Z . = q hf a q = 50 p
lif undersigned has ing purchased the shcp and stock
81 Geweii Finley, where he intends TO larry tie
business more extensive scale He has on hand and
l. always N receipt OF the best quality of American Ita-
Han and Egyptian Marble. Head Stones, Tomb Stones.
Monuments, Nantes. Furniture. &c As he has OF
the best w"rme in the western country he feels as
sured that he get anything in his line in SUPERB
style. together with low prices he feels assured that
he viii give I'll those who with their SUPPORT
entire satisfaction.
n. y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
proml :ly attended to. JAMES WILLS
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
I. l.. CO eFsrEzi Il 90 -. -.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OTTAWA. lL!.~.
HR C.. woud respectfully call ti= attrst"n Of those
L H-rir- from Cir.u. Disease. particular --;s-
;si. WIi;e Swelling ~; l;l-uu, LrI..nr- 80 ;e :--
SIN. ScsId Head, od Sores, and all dl-nsr= arising
from impurities of size blood
Also. Dr.n-r.r.yS. Frr.atHrrs. and n.sess"> "f q"
Spine Distortions Of The Feet { ltrsrrri limbs Stlf
joints,
Cancer treated rpon entirely new principle. and
With i srccess Heretofore Gu-4 I4i-I- api
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

- DEALER
Nr~ss. Patent vsff-5a,e. I,i1>.. cTg, Tl,rrisIcv,
IN. .>5..s1. .t---, d..
Between Glover i. co5a's aui r. dicks 3locS
E = sass2ss4ss.
Drurciyf B,sl-Sej@r. amt >'rf;rs.,r-'''-f'r". - IT,
Second in Natngers block, south side OF tie
>srrt house Nf
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

Matchmaker 0,ld .Te,re}r.-H NStroDo'itnH E20ct
.SoirE SjI. or the CART H0Ne >YrTre. Ourart.
YxYAGCH work thoroughly done TGd ~aTranted.-
w ClnsEsrcpaired at the shortest notice. Clocks,
watches. and JeweIry Tor sale cheap MARI.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
BY WN. 0SMAN
BUSINESS CAR DIS.

DE- CAMERON
atoraey at Lrfr-O Offn3rr. Ii SUE Co, III.
Prsmp, attention paid to the investigation "l titles
payment OF taxes purchase aud safe OF real estate anI
collection Of claims.
RFFE"FNCES:
Clark Fakner. IG Wall - y. u
O. H. K.rfoot X Co. Chicago.
n. p IglehaTti, -
Ogden, Fleetwood Co., /"
efice 8 doors east of Eames Allen & Cos Bank
iun25
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
\. B. BRISTOL,

N.ts ColaB,sSsf0R. o,tf I3sIyfUce E'ofS'-
0fice with ". II ". CusLluau, Esq, over E4ak "i I
,.S. my2.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08

s<rmou DrUrgst n51 i 5.9fls~,51- Min 81. Ott35r"
tWHOLF$N'.T AND EEiAIl.-f
Ir,nor;.r Of Drugs Chemicals, French CoEu'ae Bran
s.s Wj,.s Er &c 'aU@zS
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
=, {, .l&T.iT "a,

DEALEE IN
Al Kinds OF Ii,1Gac@ s,cb WHEAT, Corn, oats, IT,
mott. Sad, olc.
Office and Warehouse. west side OF Fulton street, lor-
,nerIy occupied by ". W Low. otta SH. H.
Liberal advances made on grain in store. sep3
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.

'tiNIt"" " IT 7 '|'T-, -.
3Hcc side Of Coluui':S ST adjoining ms fes'--
4 nee nearly opposite the Post Ollie
win thank his friends for all business peF'Hn'AE
hi. sfHc-. aud promises to attend 10 al snih Va q
living adjoining his office, lie may always he .onn"
hand. 90
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-10-08
EsTas,EyIa & COLES.
MANCFAtlIktEs AND " il'7-ESAI-t 1F'7I'--s II
CabiIe. Furniture & Chairs

Job Turning and Scroll Saving done. Also Legs saw
cd to order .
5000 Logs wanted, which will pay cash at
Factory. March IL.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-01

The Jauesville Gazette gives the result of a
recent examination of classes in the Public
High School of that city. The attachments
evinced by the students reflect much credit on
the School, and justly entities it to high rank
among the Schools of the State. The Gazette
says:
I'm the High School, the senior class was ex
ahmed in geometry, natural philosophy, geoo.
gy aud Latin. The average percentage Of cor.
rect answers giver by this class was 901I. The
sub'semors, NO. /, were examined in higher al
zebra, ancient history, English grammar answers
ing on an average 874 per cent of the questions
correctly.
The subscribers No. 2 were examined in an
clent history, English grammar, hi CHER alg ebra
ana higher arithmetic, and answered correctly
~ per cent of the questions. The two junior
ana three subjunior classes were examined, the
former IN primary algebra, physiology, higher
arithmetic and English grammar, and the latter
IN IN arithmetic, spelling, English grammar and
United States history. The percentage of cor
ect answers given by these classes varied from
70 to 80.
vi the character of the answers required of
the scholars the Gazette remarks:
'"The questions propounded by the teachers of
our schools to their pupils on this occasion,
were OF a character thoroughly to test the abil-
lty and requirements of each scholar"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-01
Capt. John Brown.

Tomorrow, friday is the day fixed upon for the
execution of Capt Brown. Preparations on a large
scale have been made by Gov. Wise for the event;
2,ooO hundred ldiers are on the ground, to quiet
possible, the afighted inhabitants in the vicinity
OF Harpers Ferry; The Virginians are badly scared
and will probably never sleep sound again, until
Capt Brown is fairly dead Tomorrow will be
day memorable in historyi no amount of pro-
slavery jesting or sneering-no amount of pblc,
phising on the terrible necessity, that so
Brown to an ignommious DEATH can ave. ooonn'
aside the rising Indignation of the Ar - u 'Oii
pie from the crime of Slavery, 80 e. peo
throw of this great crime agar a. hnu,an;tI :. -
certain as the DEGREES Of the .lniht my - u,
Of tomorrow, will hastes ,,a lug ~ rno 0'on
and universal freedom. It is the mission Of ever,
e ~ leu u ~ COZ ntry, to labor for the remova
% sie"' ma .ona evils, by all lawful and peaceabe
rum ard right, are the appropriate instru
i'en'"tties' Violence and bloodshed. every GOOD
man WIN St.Ive to avoid The free States contem
no crusade against slavery in the State where
oi'tSi but the freedom of speech aud the liberty
VI 'ne press, VIII be used to nationalize liberty.