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Trustees .Sqis.

TuetG, '1fitS.
NJ HEREAS, default having been made in the pay
w ment cf 4 certain pronIissory note, made by
George W. Taylor of the county Of La Sie and State
of Illinois. bearing date Pontiac, November 9Th, Is s.
for the OF .iX hlnired and forty -four dollars,
bic nine months after date, with interest after maturity
therein specified which said promi.sory note is par
culary described in and secured by trust deed to
John jay Young Of Pontiac, Livingston CO., IL.
tee, be sr;n- date the eth day OF November, lbs, and
daily executed 10y the said George W. Taylor, and Mar
gaTet J. lis WIFE, and recorded IN the Recorders office
IN La Sale county, Illinois. in book el pages J23 and
524 and which said trust deed grants and for
the uses and purposes therein oppressed the real
hereinafter described.
And application having been made to me by the legal
holder OF said note, sell said premises in Accordance
With the OF sale in said deed contained.
Public notice is therefore hereby given, that We'd
nesday, the 3lst day OF August 1853 between the hours
OF 10 oclok NJ and O'Clock OF said day at 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 estate right title, in,e
rest and equity OF redemption of the said George W.
Taylor and his said wife, and their heirs executors ad
nnstraiors ard assigns, conveyed to- by said
deed i'll and 10 the premises therein described, snte
and being in sad couaiy of La sale and OF Hi
NOS, viz The southeast quarter OF section "a in
township twenynne (29) iorth, OF range two (2 east
OF the 3D. principal ridan.
aug2n2w JOHN JAY YOUNG, Trustee.
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4 little girl some nine or ten years of

4 little girl some nine or ten years of
age, belonging to Mira. Wimp!e, Of this
town, accidentally fell into well on III
day last, while attempting 30 get drink
By reaching it out Of the bucket The
well is about 80 feet deep, being nearly t1!l
of water, however. 1t is supposed that
she went to the bottom twice, and-os
coming up the second time ciinched la
some projecting stones and succeeded in
bracing herself until aid arrived; her calls
attracted her mother, and she let down
the pail, hut the girl refused to take hold
of il \ rope was procured by which she
was drawn up. The presence of mind ex-
hibited in the child is almost unparalleled
in one of her age, and which alone saved
her from a premature death.-hareau Co.
Democrat.
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Fairs.

The La Sale County Fair, for which un-
usually extensive preparations are being
made by the executive committee, COM
mences at Ottawa on the 9th of Septem-
Der next
The Illinois State Fair will be held at
Freepors, Sept 9Th, 9th, eth, Sth, and 9th.
The United States Fair at Chicago, from
September 18th to 18th inclusive.
The Grundy County Fair will be held
at Morris from the Goth to ODD Sept.
The fair of the Buel Institute, at Peru,
Will be held in October, but we are not adj
vised OF the precise date. The premium
list, &c, has net yet been been published
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-The London
Post announced that Mr.. Choate had reach
ed Liverpool in safety, and accompanied
the statement with a memoir of the dis
tinguished American. Knowing that he
was expected, and seeing the arrival of the
steamship or which he was known to
have secured passage, the Post came TO the
conclusion that it might get ahead of its
contemporaries by introducing SO eminent q
man to the British public.
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European News.

Ihe latest arrival from Europe was the
Asia, bringing Liverpool dates to the Sth
inst The telegraphic report Of her news,
as well as that of other steamers during
the past week, is quite copious, but the
more important items can be given in little
space.
On the cessation of hostilities in Italv,
by the peace at Nillafranca, England was
again frightened at the old spectre of a
French invasion. Napoleon, returning
from the Italian campaign, covered with
glory, with his army disconnected at the
sudden termination Of the war, surely
must mediate some other grand project TO
keep his army busy Then what of the
mighty naval preparations of France
what of Cherbourg? We find Parliament
therefore busted in raising the estimates
for the year-providing for large increase
both OF army and navy, while the English
press is more furious than ever in abuse Of
Napoleon.
Napoleon meantime protests his peace
full intentions, and at the suggestion OF
England at once consents to disarlna-
ment. This gives England comfort. and
this arrival shows that the French spectre
has again ceased to brighten, and John
Bull consents to join France. and the other
great powers in another European Con
gresS.
The French troops from Italy are daily
returning i'll great numbers 10 France, ex-
cept the usual army of occupation at
Rome, which may or may not become per
manent
Meantime, although France and Austria
have made peace, Ital: is far from being
tranquil The return OF the grand dukes
e Tuscany, Parma, Mocicna Ac, TO their
dominiorS is easier talked OF than done
The people prefer to have new ruler, of
their own choice and Napoleon appears 10
have made up his mind to let them fix up
the matter in their own way
There Is also much disa,,ii- faction in the
papal states The Tines correspondent
from Rome says -
There is great dissatisfaction here, and
! have no hesitation in saving that the
French soldiers alone keep down a gene
raj outbreak The .Jesuii- hay, been iriv-
en- ont of faenza, Forli and fcrrara The
bologna L.-st.s it.ilihes a declaration
that IL" provinces OF Romscna have sha-
ken OF the i'apal yoke n~ycr To return
again and that their wish : 10 bc annex
ed 10 Sardinia
e.
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TIE SEA SERPENT CAUGUT.-The YARN
outh Register says that the far-famed sea
serpent has lately visited that port and
was chased up q narrow creek aud caught
lie turned out to be & korse n,ackcrcl, mea-
over eight feet III length and weighing 3lG
pounds. ThesResister says:
1t is the opinion OF Experienced fishermen
that this is the fish which has given rise to
the belief in a sea serpent. When it is
running at its ordinary speed in search Of
p.ey it moves along just under the surface
OF the water, producing 3 wave which rises
MP in series of corrugations for about one
hundred feet in straight line, before it
falls off into the ordinary spreading wake
produced by body moving through the
water. This appearance in moderate wea-
Their so closely resembles that of a huge
serpent moving over the surface of the
water that it is difficult, even for those
accustomed to the appearance, to realize
that Il is nothing but wave. and it is not
strange that, when seen for the first time,
it should strike the beholder with terror
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LARGE BUsINEss.-The ALTON Courier
says I'VE are informed that the Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis Railroad is now doing a
heavier freight business than ever before
Anaverage Of about fifty heavily loaded
cars come down every day The most of
the freight consists of goods bought in the
Eastern cities by Western merchants for
their fall trade, though some of the trains
are loaded exclusively with lumber"
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NEW YORK MARKET

NV YORK. Aug. 70.
Flour more active lOalj cents better
Sales Zoo bils i, ioa4,5j supr. lnic:ior.-
4, 30aJ, - fair 10 good fresh ground ship
ping brands extr;, Il. II - Rye Hour dull
3, .-:ai,lj Wheat. shade better for prime
which j. scarce. Sales 1000 bu-h LII
new red tennessee. LOB white Canada
Rye and Barley dull and nominal Com
scarce and cent better Sale. 5000 bu
16a11 old. - new Western mixed Oats
dull, 36ai0 state Western and Canadian -
Pork tirmcr but nominal lt.rjll: mess
S.>7 prime. Beef dull Whi.kcy -
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THE Corn CRoP-We have had elori-
Gus season for raising corn in this country,
the genial rains descending at regular in
tervals and in great abundance The re-
suit is that the harvest of this crop IN this
county at least, viii be equal if not super
ior to any season of the last twenty years.
Such fields of corn rs may beseen through
out old Union surely should gladden. the
heart of the bcholder, and Danish all fears
of scarcity for some time to come.-Joncs-
LGr, fIGzette
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New YORK, Aug. 10.

NEW ! DIRK, Aug. Iy.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. have issued
manufacturers of Submarine cables to
come forward as soon as possible with spe-
cimens and plans Of cable suitable for
ocean service, to be submitted TO the com
pany for examination ard testing expert
mcnts The invitation extends to all per
sons engaged in the business, in whatever
country residing, its object being to get the
best cable that can be produced. All
communications are to be addressed to the
Secretary of the Society, George ". Sa-
ward, No 22 Old Broad st, London
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EEPUBiIcAE COUNTY CoSvESTIoN-The re-
publican Central Committee of this coun-
ty have issued call for convention at
Ottawa on the 10th of next month, to
nominate county ticket. County Treas
urer, Surveyor, aud School Commissioner
are the offices to be filed.
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nv -lJIV. l'-
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald says serious charges aes Col
lector Shoemaker ofDetroit are under con
sideration at the Treasury aud it il said
he must follow in the footsteps ofO' Flynn.
Mr. Shallcross, special agent Of the post
Office department, has returned from Chi
cage, having again investigated the affairs
of post master Cook The ?. NJ General
has not yet considered his report. Sir.
Holt VIII not leave for Ky. at present
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Ep1SGpuRcH REv1Ew-The July No. o.

EDISGBuRGH REvIEw.-The July No. of
this standard British Review, presents the
following rich table Of contents:
State of the Navy; the Acropolis of Ath
ems Memoirs of the Court of George w.;
Life and Remains of Douglas Jerrold !;
Fossil Footprints; Queen Marie Antoi-
nettc; DR.. Cartoons Syriac Gospels; Bri-
1lmonts Life OF Wellington; Adam Bede;
Tennyson's Idylls Of the Ring; The Late
Ministry and the State Of Europe.
Reprinted by Leonard Scott d Co, y.
Y, at IS per annum, or by clubbing, at 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-20

Captain OsNAN, Of the Ottawa Fee Tra-
DIR, is advised to greater circumapectionin
his remarks, which indicate an irsuhordi-
nate spirit Incompatible with the military
service. The late paragraph Of that officer,
in which he speaks of the late battle at
Peru, and says that he would not give the
snap of his finger Tor court martial, Is
looked upon by the Commandments
as a nomcntary ebulIition of feeling, for
which atonenent has doubtless been
made before this Any future exhibition
OF the same spirit viii meet with such Il
reprimand as il deserves The opinion of
the Commander-in-Chief i that beer
harrel-as well as anything ei5e--oucht to
he kicked on certain occasions. He trusts
that question i. now settled to the salts
faction Of the arIny-NcE8cta OJ,GCsr
Nuif ccd. We touch our ckip-e:u. We
believe in military subordinat:on. Com
pany, attention! Shouidcr-arms! In
obedience TO the above general order of
the Commanlcr-ir-Chief, Maj. Gen. Bond,
you will hencsfo.th. on ell proper occas-
ions, kjck-and not t7p-beer barrels. Or
der-arms, Company il dismissed.
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SITE BUSINESS DInEcToRr.-MessrsS Smith
& Dtl Moulin of Chicago, will in a month
or two issue a business directory of the
State of Iliinois-the work to contain the
name and address OF every person doing
business in the State. arranged first alpha
betically by names, then again classified
under each business heading alphabetical
" by cities and towns The work will
contain 1000 octave pages, and will be at
forded at s. a copy. Advertisements will
be inserted in the usual way at moderate
charges. An agent will canvass for sub
scribers and advertisers in this region in q
week or two
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-20

The La Sale Stamford has added to its
weekly budget of reading matter a column
taking charge Of the column. The Ger
man department is creditably got upin this
weeks No, except that German types
should have been used
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w Rent

TE'f,F Pleasant ,n1 rooull dwelling house the
ucr Immediately Of and opposite The Episcopal
Cnurch Ottawa, viii b. rented low either for
yr.r . Of years Possession given iru4e-
date!y. II. house las ronms, Kitchen, well, els
tern, &C., and is vel adapted for boarding house
Apply 70 the subscriber, tAe premises.
aug.e-tf Ed. EETZ.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Reportea fer the Oua,ca Free Trader.
WASuINGrON Anr

WASHINGTON, Aug. r.
The President has recognized France
August Herself rs consul at Boston, and
Friedrich Wilhelm krutzer rs consul at n
York, both for the free city OF Bremen
Ex-Minister Forsyth is among the recent
arrivals at the National Hotel
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The vote in st. Louis upon the liquor
question, at the election last Monday
stood: For sale of liquors on Sunday, s.
543 against, 1914
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The Yankees are about to take Japan
/ first class American hotel i scon to be
opened at Nasssaki Several sail Of Amer
lean merchant vessels Were in the ha.bor
at the latest date
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STATE OF ILLINOIS LG SiUe GDupty S.-The Peo-
PIE or the STATE of Illinois. all to whom these pre-
-euts may come, and c-peti tally the OF hi ,
He;I satLa~ and Creditors OF Ben arin File ming de-
ceased GREETING:
~ iITRtAS Elisha :. iIoiowcil, of the
W OF BENZ amin Fleming dec.a .-i, Is DESTROYS of
rendering account OF hi proceedings such
aud having final settlement, and for that purpose
has made application in the County Court of La sale
county u citation be directed those who may
be interested in said We therefore require
appear before said court, AT the
Ottawa, said county the |? h day o. September
1859. at O'Clock in a!teruoOu, IL you tt
tend the ii1al settlement of said account.
la testimony whereof the sbsCr Der, clerk of the
~ court OF La Sale county s!or said, has hereun
IFS his hand and affixed tie seal OF said court
the lj,A day or August, 30.
PllILo LINDLEY, Clerk.
auC2o-iw T.. l.. iERIiCk, Dart.
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OTTAWA LITERARY AND IovvTRrGAI. INsTI-
TUrE-Thc next term Of tai, school VIII
commence on tie 9TH Of September next
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TERRIFIC-The local of the Cleveland
Herald, attempting to compete with the
incinnati reporters in sensation items gets
up a fearful accident to a Ion i'll Van Am
burgs mcnagerie Some brutes spit tobac-
co juice III his eyes to make him roar
He was SO maddened that he jumped
through the bars OF his cage and hitting
the pole of the tent split himself complete
" through from head to tail The emcr-
gency required promptness. Van Amburg
seized the halves of the lion and clapped
them instantly together, They stuck, the
lion was soon restored to conciousness-
But imagine Vans agony when lie saw he
had put the lion together in the wrong
wav:-tlIat two of the animals legs were
ur and the other two down But the Ii
on got well and seems TO enjoy himself bet
ter than cycr When he gets tired Of
walking on his two legs he hors over on
the other two.
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GOLD ARRIvISG.-S20,0 600 in gold dust ar.
rived at Leavenworth from Pixies Peak
during the week ending August 18th
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Prepared By Cornelius /. CheeserlGa, " D., !Sess
York City.
The combination OF ingredients in these fs are me
result long and extensive practice lhey are riiid
in the operation and certain in correcting All rregr-
l,ri,ies Painful MensIrCations removing All oostruc
tons whether from cold otherwise. headache, pain
in the side pa!ptaten the heart whites ali nervous
affections Eysterics, fatigue, pa II IN the back and
limb. &c disturbed sleep. wlc! arises from Interrupt
'''" - To MARRIED LADIES,
n c,s.xepsp's Pills invaluable, they will bring
on N monthly peri Il with regularity. Ladl-. who
Nv. been disappointed in the OF other Pills can
rs the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills
ipr all that they represent to do.
There is condition Of TIE F,-oGls system in ,ctich
tie PiHs cannot be taken ,rjt0ut producing FE,'U
LIAR RESIL,, The condition ref-rred 10 is PRECr-
NANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE. Such is the
uat functions 10 normal condition, that ere,l the
productive pO,otr OF mature cannot resist IL.
Marranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions which should be read,
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-
closing 81 to Dr. CORNELIUS l.. CHkhsEsAS, box ISL
Post Office, New York Guy
Sold by druggist in every town in the u states
Il. y. EUTCHINGS,
General A1.pf for the United States, los Chambers st.,
N,s York 10 ,c.ol al hoiesote o,deye should Do ad
dressed.
Sold in Otawaby rap2-1yj D. WALKER.
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MrRoN 3 BAcxEs, late editor Of the Mt.
Morris Uetc!ma'l, and formerly Of the Chi
cage Lealcr, has purchased the Peru Conl-
,acrcial, Of which lie viii lake possession
about the lst OF September. 5Ir. B. is a
sprightIy, ready writer, and will probably
infusc some life into the Commercial.
which, it must be owned, has of late been
somewhat Sleepy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-20

The Providence Jos17aL an American
repul.l:can paper is enthusiastically in IA
vor of the denomination of President Bu-
clanan by the democrats. 1t urges many
reasons for such course, in on" Of its
strongest editorials Ofcourse the Charles
ton convention viii not disregard advice
from so disintelrsted a quarter.
The fact cannot have failed often 10
strike orr democratic friends, that while
the republican press throughout the coun-
try arc remarkably lenient and forgiving
towards the present administration, they
pursue Judge Douglas with a vindictive-
ness unparalleled since the day Of Gen.
Jackson. The meaning Of ali this is obTl-
Gus enough. There is bat one man whom
the republicans fear to encounter III the
next presidential contest, and that man Is
Stephen 4 Douglas EoothCrman il the
democratic ranks, it is now no less eppar
cnt to them than to the democracy. can
lead the democratic hosts to victory in No
vember 1860 He Is therefore the appro-
pirate target for all the republican biz guns,
Kill Douglas off, and the defeat of the de-
nocracy in 1860 becomes an easy tesk--
President Buchanan and his cabinet are
insanely engaged in the same suicidal at
tempt to Kill of Douglas. No wonder
there should be fellow feeling between
them and the republicans. And if the re-
puJlicans could only prevail upon the de
moeracy at Charleston to renominate
James Buchanan, what a jolly time they
would have OF il
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FE7FE 'tuershp heretofore existing between the
der-isUed IL the family grocery ans saloon bus ines.
Ottawa, d!' 1,t Tie Gr.t - August; 2, hy
mutual consent. TIE business viii D. continued the
Old stand H. john Il. Bsstjru- Outstanding accounts
may l.. pad 10 either o: Tire uu,!-rsi gncd-
J b. BhSTIEN,
auga1 I'D. EtTK
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CINCINYATI, Aug 10
Prof Wise came down five miles south
Of Crawford, Ind. and arrived at Indiana
polls this morning.
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PRIVATE dispatches, recently received at
Washington, announce the serious illness
of Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi
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FANNY III. EARL'S
NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
FORTS MEAS -. POT !.
EoNeC rHNOBu

IMPORTER and Manufacturer Of Increase TpI.. RI
and Shot Guns. o. every d-.cT p..Ou. Telescope
d IAi N11 Ri:--. Revolving Erc-su, Cas-: steel
Barrels. with Guide starter, for hunting and larg.
-a~t.er; Of Revolver Colt - E-a4- Nahatt-Is Blunt
& Syu-' Allen lhurbrr-. G-utl-,neu VII find at uy
shop everything .a Ey l.- ami warrant salts
faction al JH4t favor with heir patronage
invite tie riI friends of ~. ? EErSEEE give
call. Wy agent Customers s..I Wy ind him
al hi. post Ny stop :, Main street near tie Fox
Rs-r hs.I.-.
Powder slot Wad-, .II CAPS. Gun. e; by tie day
.1ni- THOMAS MOORE
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HORSES STOsEV.

50 REWARD
s,TOLES from THE -4b,rlitss. rHrs Nroisv morn
= ,ug l-'.. frorn the plstg-= ~, r--.-
t~tlr-. Section 9. tu TIE T.Sa o. Bruce. -srl-.
Har-- y-I-- o.t, S.th snail -:-r forehead.
aud -asy tai, aI.o Bay Mar. years cd, si,' .s;-
i'e white tA- .cst t.la aoyf, bAcs maD~ and Tau,
rsa E.i'I zone -!aS.. sPois tFCm II. whip o. tie
rlEat had quarter.
lie taf-' .aiTe--t 20 be . calling himself
j.. Jon. =. v-H lie = apg-: = '-et
inches -, i't- .,n1p shC1.Isrr- - sb0Gt 10
i- Rather -a.s g,-rrf a-s, t.T Cd ->-l; cg-u-. very
'sa--Aa4-l eyes ard u.E face. IL lad o. = black
cloth cap and calico sfrr. Iis~ scratch sbO-t IL.
r.g'.. s.t- o. 90. '-.r. Crew, tobacco.
S-zart - q II. De pad :aT - recovery q
lars~. ard 81 -' 'rr the horse sithgu; lie i.e
Pos C-.-e -lls-.E D-;4wz IL
a-g.s-is- GEORGE GLEiI.
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PREMIUM CATTLE.
NJ c~srs XVocs A. XHolSOrd

Mcssrs. Wood a wexford
nFFER pI emium of : 90. in addition TO the high
~ est market price, for the best yeAe OF cattle between
the Of ve and eight that shall be presented
on the LIST day Of March, 1860 provided not less than
five yoke offered that day for competition They
win also agree purchase the highest market price
all the cattle that may be presented for competition
the time indicated. The premium to be awarded by dis,
interested Judges. app
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wHALET Z RYAN.
Partner wanted,
~I-I-i.CTrIIIEUI..

rs1J = s.:o e. ~ 5.ss- b.-.---. tiSe;J t3-s
~ ~ H...-z.a g'rL. pa a rasl csVsal o. So.
% q ..... Adde'S, LEW r 4, care bs2 .s", J9lzt
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MoNs. BLoSDIN This gentleman is still
astonishing the fashionable world by his
amazing teats upon the tight rope at Mag
ara rails lie has walked across the river
On rope with a stick in his hand, then
salhed across backwards, then propelled a
*heeioarrow before him. and his las. feat,
performed on the 18th, was 10 walk across
the river On a rope NTH mo,, on his back
During this iastPerformance a row occurred.
and a man 60 years of age was thrown over
ths+iver bank and killed.
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Notice.

Notice.
Ii! persons are hereby forbidden 10 'arbor
"a my wife, Ann ihoney, on my ac"ourt. as | shall
pay Il" debts Q! her conirac ing after thus date.
..Ig3u- 3~$ MICHAEL HAIiONEY