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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

powers Association vested LII the President and
Board Of Directors consisting OF twenty who
shall annually the first Tuesday Of May each
year BY the stockhoders the city Of New Or
leans selected after advertisement inserted in at least
newspapers published in the city Of New Orleans
stakeholder shall be eligible Director provided be own in
his four shares of stock Notices Of election
shall be published ten days All elections Di
shall by ballot and held under the supentendence
committee Of the Board Of Directors and bona fde
of stock shall be entitled 70 votes as he she
vote in his her or their own name over fifty any
provided further that after the first election held
hereunder shall be entitled to vote shares of
that have stood In his her their the books
Of the Associaon for three months prior such election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WORKS.-The undersigned beg leave to inform
public and builders generally that shsy are manu-
Work at foundry Of Magnolia and Eato streets
office In Davidson Row Carondeiet sreesuch Verandahs
Railing Shutters Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs etc
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
urns veniaors end Sash Weights etc. and fill all orders Of
every description Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
BENNETT 4 LURGEs, Dayidson's Row,
.e1lR Caroudelef street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

q FOUNDRY AND snACIIINERY DEPOT.
%0 GEORGE PATERSON,
Successor McCan Patterson,) Of Delord,
- and New Levee streets
The undersigned y to maauiscturs STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS MACHINERY Of all kinds used by
Steamboats, Sugar Cotton Plantations Saw Mills Cotton
Presses, Draining Machines, etc.
He hand at oil times Gin Gear,
Mouths Crate Bars Wheel srup Flange and Cir.
Gle Bolts
He has established IN connection with the above, Depot
for Machinery manufactured in ST. Louis and other
cities hand all tcs ready for shipment
Steam Engines and Boilers with everything complete Of
25 and IS Horse Power Saw Mills of descrip
tion; Double Single Mills Mills and Pumps Of every
descrpona OF which he will sell low other estab
lislment in the CITY,
ssecond hand Boilers and Machinery bought and sold at
~ '.-''' GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

yANDERvEER,s SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS
n- Druggss Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
articles the above catalogue will find to their ad
vantage BY calling sending their orders above where will
be found extensive of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest prices
please address, J. WRIGHT Il CO., s=.lz
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
n2It Nos l51 and q Charires street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

1- j. E. MATTHEWS d CO.-CAR-
S gIAaE TRiMMINGs. eyerything Necessary e. for
AxLES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Linch Pins
snd Nuts Ne 1855 Gravier street. New Orleans au1l y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-12

No stakeholder shall be held liable for any amount
beyond his, her or their subscription.
s..s,
shall seal he device being the coat of
Of the State Of louisiana with the inscription encircng
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association OF the
State Of louisiana and may such medals, with devices
legends and Inscriptions and issue such diplomas as may be de-
termined
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

How TO MAKE MAPLE SUGAR WuITE WITH
OFT REFINING A Montpelier, Vi, CORES
pondent of the Boston Traveller writes:
The art of making good maple sugar is
now fast advancing, and the. tune is near
at hand, when they will vie in purity and
whitencss with the most beautiful samples
of the cane sugars The dark maple 81
cars have not been iouad 10 refine 80 well,
without great loss, as the cane sugars
But our sugar-alal,ers arc beginning TO
find out methods Of producing pure white
sncars without going through any suhsc-
onent refining process. They have disco
ytered that the sap, as it comes from the
free. is perfectly colorless, and that if it
can he caught and evaporated without
bringing it in contact with vessels impart-
ing stains for tubs or boilers. it will make
coloriess and perfectly pure sugars. To
obviatc the old difficulties Of making white
sugars. therefore, they are now adopting
new tin, instead Of the usual wooden tubs
or boilers. And to cause the least burning
and of course coloring in the boiling, they
use shallow pans set in brick arches, 50
that the fire can only come in contact with
the bottom OF the boilers The substitu
ton of enameled iron pans, may perhaps
be all that is now required to perfect the
process
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07
Vow to Make a Mushroom Bed.

Previous TO making beds (for they NAV
be made at any season Of the year) col
lect quantity of fresh horse manure that
has not been exposed to wet or iermenta-
ton; clear it OF long .raw, 50 a. to leave
all the short that has been troddcn into
the wet intersticcs Of the stable floor. par
TALLY dry il, either in a shed, or under Il
tree; turn ii over once or t".cc ti.! 1t Is
half dry; to this add onc-!ourth O! light
turf, cut fresh from pasture field. chop
ell small with spade but not s!Itou \
few decaying oaks or beach leaves, and a
small portion OF sheep manure, m!X the
Who'll" well together and throw them in a
heap til thcv begin 10 ewc... then take
and spread . iayerof the mixture four in
chc5 thick on the place where they are in
tended 10 be grown, and beat it down firm
ly with q mallct, and continue this until
the bed is not less than foot thick; sho'd
1t heat 50 that there is danger OF rottiug
make a few holes in the bed with dib-
t!e; OF tins, however, there is little fear If
the manure and soil have been properly
dried After the heat begins to subside
the spawn is TO. be mt in, making holes
aUout Nlnc inches apart, and putting pie
cas- -! tine spawn about three or four inch
es square in them. leaving the holes open
al the top 10 allow the steam. if any, to cs-
cape: about fortnight alter the spawn
.a= been put in, the holes should be gain
spawned IN case the first should have re-
ce.ycd any injury, and also to Ir9lons the
bearing Of the bed close them firmly up
as soon a. the spawn has run through the
bed which can easily be known 10y exam
inat:0u. the bed ! t. he cove. ed o. y with
I-v soil from the pasture field or common.
and firmly pressed, but not beaten. IS that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07
4 RUSSIAN STORY.


The events on which the following
sketch is founded-which occurred but re-
cently-caused 4 general excitement IN the
capital. The fearful and unexpected de
7ton,msnt-the mystery surrounding one OF
the persons conccrned-and the silence
observed in regard to q powerful and We
neratcd name-coutributed to invest the
story with remarkable interest.
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pressions CT admiration. Suddenly wild,


pressions ci admiration. Sudaenly wild,
long p!erclug shrek startled the whole
assembly 1t came from the bridal apart
ment; several OF the guests rushed thlth-
er followed by the terrified Madame k
The door was secured by slight fastening
within, but vas easily forced open. All
recoiied with horror from the sight that
presented itself
Ma'le de u, stiiI IN her bridal dress, the
veil and pearls entangled IN her long dark
hair' 'hat, escaping from Its 1astenlngs,
Stiea'hea IN u'soF"tr over ner shouiders-
iay on the Eoor' Weitering ia her blood
HE Co.one! stood near her 2rasp'ng the
dagger III his hand; HIS face W9s ghastly
pale, his eyes rigldiy open and staring, hls
features !n@httuiiy distorted; Nhen he
saw Madame h., who ShTIeked at the a!@ht
OF her daughter, he d4rted forward sezed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

: gallant IoJNG LADr.-A beautiful
vouuE lady. Miss II, of Mobile. had
qui;eau adventure IN one Of the st Charles
street omuiiusses yesterday 1t appears.
THAI in company with vounr lady friend.
she had been paying visit up in the city,
and was coming down Canal street again
Just as shc had pulled the string and vas
in the act OF getting Ou, of the byls, & man
sitting near the door, SnaJchcd her purse
from her and ran OFT with il.
The Young lady. with great presence Of
mind, sprang out Of the bus and ran after
him. The thief. in attempting to dodge
into the crowd, slipped and fell, when the
Young lady, stopping down gracefully
caught hold Of him by the collar, and said,
III the sweetest excited tone Imaginable ::
Al. YOU bad man mt YOU ashamed to
take my purse; give it back to me directly. -
The thief was perfectly subdued. and
handed over the purse 70 the Young lady.
who not until then released her tiny, jew
clIed hand from his collar. The rascal
was probably ac;rlated to the hasty ielire-
" 10y the approach OF a crowd of gentle
men attracted by the singular scene, and
was clad enough to skulk away without
being arrested.
Tle young lady blushed considerably af-
ter the excitement of the chase and the
gaze OF the young gentlemen who came too
late, rejoincd her companion, and walkcC
away rs if nothing had occurrcd-N O.
HCL.r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

IT is related Of q man III North Black
stone, Miss. that he has attended the
same rrist mill for seventy years, and Is
s,ill engaged in it. lie is now e!ghty.iour
years Of age, has never been in railway
car in his life, and never been one hum
dreu miles from home IN his life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

C.Ass1 tine following classic speech
was made II n meeting in oneof the lower
wards OF Troy. With such arguments to
back him. there cannot he a shadow of
doubt that the smart man VIII be elected:
Te!lcr-c;;;zt.s, When cats in the dead
hour Of night howl round your houses, AMI
butchers charge the enormous sum Of
twelve cents i pound tor neck, thei,
fellci-ci.izcue. it's time 10 elect smart
man for constable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

WIFE whose husband recently started
to visit the city of Washington, is repre-
sedted to have said: Now, my dear, don
mix with the public officers in Washing
tou-espccially with their wives! You
know about SieSlc-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

To ENTIRELY CLEAR OUT THE RED ANr-
Wash Your shelves down clean, and while
damp rub fine salt Oh them quite thick,
and let it remain on Tor time, and they
VIII disappear
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4 SPIRITED Boy-A mile from town a
man met a boy on horseback, crying WI,
cold. Why don't You get down AMI
lead the horse e?' said the man, that
the way TO get warm. IT. n b-b-borrow-
ed horse, and II ride him if freeze.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

Az Old dar,loy was cndcavoring to ex-
plain h:s unfortunate condition: You
see. remarked >ambo, d" it was in dis way
a far rs member. Fu-t my fader died,
and my mother married again. and den
my mudder died, and my iader married
again. and somehow does not seem to
hab no parents at all. n,r home nor nufii.'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

To PREVENT MoTus ~ CaRrcTs Rub or
strew around the edge of carpets and on
them salt and pepper, and they will not
eat them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

ErTTEMIIE PlE.-Thrce pints Of butter
milk, two eggs, four taGlespooniuls of su-
gar, . tea spoonful of flour stirred into the
milk, and half n nutmcg Stir well To-
gether, and bake like a c,Istard pie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

To DISTURB iND PREVENT bEp- ID "s- -aiter
,l.,n;no the dust oil, wash with strong
saIt yaJer ANYTHING they get on or into.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

TX and iron rust removed by dipping
tbe article in milk, then covering 1t with
salt, or dip your article IN tailow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

A MAINE editor, who went to the opera
in Boston, prefers quiet seat on some
messy rock, near some pond full OF bull.
frogs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07
GIFT ENTERPRISE.

10 c'1ss ont n'y stock Of Njereiianeo,a Books.
3 HAVE just completed arrangements to open at
/ traCt.ve
GIFT BOOK SHE,
On the plan OF Evans Co., OF New York, obtaining
my Gifts Of them
The Gi!ts consist of Fine Gold Pins, Lockets, Brace
lets Pencils Pens, in cases, sleeve Buttons, Studs,
Gents Scarf Pins aud Bosom Pins. Sets Pins and Ear
Drops &c &c Silver Thimbes, Pocket Knives Purses
Eetcules Stereescope and Views, and variety Of
other beautiful and useful ft- ranging in value from
FIFTY CTS To FIFTEEN DOLLARS!
va! be given every purchaser of Book worth over
one dollar ON nay Miscellaneous Stock If small er
Books are bought, the purchase must amount to sl5O
{ to secure GIT.
ihis witi he bona tide transaction in every in
stance No sidW gifts of Gold Wahes will be u7ade.
Bat certain set "f Gifts will be made each
hundred Books d awarded to each book in rots-
ton lirb A. TIfOS ORION
IF you will go to d. WALKER, will demonstrate to
i your tatsfaction that his Flud CANNOT EXPLODE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

"NRs. RRaGGs." said neighbor VINO
stepped into the house Of the former luSt
as She was in the act OF seating herself ;'t
the dinner table, have you heard Oh the
dreadful accident?
"Why. no--what is II? :.
{" Mr.. Briggs has fallen from ms wagon
and is killed
"Is it nossible! Well just wait until |
finish INV dinner. and then you II hear cry
ing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

MISSES IIooE. At tea party in Iowa
City, a while ago, where those who have
benefit OF clergy are privileged charac-
ters, the Rev" Samuel Storrs Howe, q
frisky bachelor of over fifty winters, hap
pened to be present-as usual, One OF
the ladies at the tea table thought to en-
liven conversation by addressing him upon
the subject of his recently engaging in the
business Of housekeeping, !. e, setting NJ
bachelors hall and asked how he got
a.ong-if he felt at homo, &c. Why
YES, ma'an,." was the reply; Il begin to
feel a good deal in the family way" The
ladies bit their lips, and concluded the III
formation was too good to keep from
their husbands s. Chorlcs lfcL
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with my safety, turned my steps i'll ano-
ther direction. a moment after | saw a
tall figure, whose majestic proportions
could not be mistaken wrapped in uni.
form cloak, with a military cap drawn
closely over his face, emerge from the ar
Dor and 90 out By one Of the side PATHS
On the other side, a young girl-pale and
violently agitatcd, with her face half coy
| cred by the handkerchief she held to her
eyes, went forth slowly. / recognized
/ Mademoiseiie K"
/" Enough exclaimed Paul dc b,
/ family; and his friend started to perceive
the terrible effect Of his words His lips
were parted with forced smile, that be
trayed the agony OF his soul lie said no
more, bat wrung the hand ofthe officer Of
the chasseurs, and then waving his hand
in token that he would not be followed,
abruptly down another street 1t was that
!, Heading to the house of Madame k
I Once more the lover long separated
from his betrothcd, stood in her presence
Marie was seated on a tauteuil, her fair
head leaning on her hand. Her dark
curls fell loosely on her neck. There
was an air OF langnor and detection about
! her that imp&rteda more touching inter
, est to hrr beauty, She started up at the
sound oi Col de B---s name. and with
. CRY Of JOY .u,hod towards him, extend
7 in- her hand with the English Familiarity
introduced within = few vcar- into the
7 Russian manners. The officer bowed
withou. sDeakiur. his cpuIa-c fa.ia,! him.
Marie SAW laa: he vas a-.tatei. and tIru.-
! tlcd also
/ II length Paul. recovering lis self pcs
session ry strong effort: lie addressed
her
I Listen. La.i, hc said III @ low but
firm vl:-- Be- You kuon. wei The low"
have borne YOU. ! loaI. a s.Alc from
you Wa 10 ne q treasure for which
would give ~ Lrar,- blood When !
. leii YOU .1r Caucasus. r,u gave me lock
Of hair. placed Z us...4 .... ,..a-. AL. 70
rendered ne iayulu.lalt. ". j. f,-.e-
( eG God 1, rive chy,; t. III zrra.-;.-.aus
love l.r ne-vou lar. I.,u-na- q
woman a---as. .s.l-.lou-l liable :, c-r.
but angel -lrr-aus. L.a-t:r.l AID pure a.
the ar.r!s III heaven. To believe v.l
othc- than iLl- T. tear from rlg- name
that crown oE reverence ..ar-alp with
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who. In -~arr and d.--l-.-. ,.rE-- q ....
appeal D,.~ condemned sad a.o1; e..
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07
VOL. XX---NO. SO.
The Slave Trade.

Mr. Bancroft. in the first volume Of his
history If the United States gives an ac-
count of the early traffic Of Europeans in
slaves. In tie middle ages the Nenetians
purchased White men. Christians and 9th
ers and sold them TO the Saracens in Sicily
and SPAN. In England the Ang,o-Saxon
nobility sold their servants rs slaves to To-
rei"ners Tie Portuguese first imported
negro slaves from western Africa into Eu-
rope IN l1l2. Spain soon engaged in the
t.a.i!c. and negro slaves abouudcCi in some
places OF that kingdom. After America
was discovered the Indians Of Hispanio!a
were imported into Spain and made slaves.
The SUaA.aras visited the coast of North
america, and kidnapped thousands Of the
Indians, whom they transported into slave
" in Europe and the West Indies. Co
iumbus himself kidnapped 800 native
americans and sent them into Spain, that
they might be publicly sold at Seville
The practice Of selling North American
Indians into bondage continued two CEN
turiec. Negro slavery was first introduced
into America by Spanish shareholders, who
en1ierated with their necroes a royal
edict of Spain authorized negro slavery in
America IL 1913. King Ferdinand sent
from Seville fifty slsycs TO labor in the
mines. In 1871 the direct traffic in slaves
between africa and Hispanioia was enjoy
Cd by rcyai ordinance. Las Casas. who
saw the Indians vanishing away before the
cruelly Of tie >uaui&rds, suggested that
the negroes, who alone could endure Sc
we're tolls might be further employed
This was lis
Sir John Hawkins was the first English
man that engaged in the slave trade. In
lJJ2 he transported q large cargo OF slaves
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ssY = =. WHEELER.
FyUE UNDERSIGNED would pcctfIly inform tie nha-
* bitant2 of Ottawa and vicinity that re Is now
preparrd TO furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers,
such rs Butter Soda Lemon, Boston oyster, - rnetha,
aud Water Biscuit. Also Bread Cakes, Grown Bread,
pies &c &c In good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection constantly on hand. III kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains evpe in
Citing Up wagon Cor the convenience and accommoda-
ton Of his and the public generally,
able to furnish anything in their line those who de
sire Those wishing the New York agon to call daily,
will please send their orders the y y. Bakery 10
the Post Office.
.H'~Remeu.ber the f,rrc. in Elvarfs' Block, a few
west OF II. Thompson's Main Street Send in
your orders, and they viii receive prompt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07
Dn Page Coua.y Nurseries,
OF TvwTS ErT.cwORTH 81 Co.

EAPER IJLLE, LLLIEOiS.
yyIIIE largest stock Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
= Shrubs, Tlants, The st, offered for
SALE at wholesale and retail, for spring delivery Also
large stock OF extra size ornamental and ever
Persons desiring trees, shrubs, plants from
this establishment assured that they can obtain
them by ordering them Of the subscriber who will
main a few days in this place. [dec24l D. MOONEY.
Pictorial Magazines and Papers.
HAVE large lot Back numbers of these-Godey,
i Harper, &c, par No. 1oc. Ladies call and look
ian22 THOs. ORToG
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New G,rmaM Drug Store.

: BIG Lave 10 state TO the public, in and around o.
/ -awa. rhai ! have removed my AED GEhHiN
pre-. STORE from Columbus to Ia Sale street, op-
po>ire the Court House where will continue to keep
aud se. the reasonable prices. Drugs ana Ne
di-ues Patent Medicines P-ritmeries, SoarS, Wines
and Liquors for medical use Fluid Campine, Ci-
cars, Chewing Tobacco, snuI, &c. &c.
Prescr ptious viii be put up carefully, cheap ana
prurrp,'v. I SCllN0RR,
mIr3i- .T< tTep.HuG 1DotiecGTH
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German p,--r-- and rat-.ryl7. Nir 81. Ostd,r.
jT.f-. les Ale ASD ELTAILi
Iz-0or.-~ 1' Dr--- Chemicals, French C0gDiac Dran
dies, .. lae~, -c-.--- au-2o
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LOOK iiEREI

LOOK s1iE2. {!
something H"7y 81, sfIc t5Gtrnc.~ Sine :.
YsIII subscriber has made arrangements to receive
Z constant supply O: genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, a nd will uss no OfAe,. kind.
An assortment Cf n"rk, from hamc strap a full
silver mounted coach harness, constantly kep hand
or made to order.
Repairing done UP good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest styles, and
low prices
Also fall assortment OF Trunks ana yalises always
hand.
Sho, the old stand southeast corner Of Main and
Columbus streets j. G. STONE.
Ottawa, February l., 1866. Late Stone Ees
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\ year and half passed. Two young
officers were walking along the principal
streets of the capital One Of them was
Paul de B., just returned from eau
casus; the other an officer OF the chasseurs
of Finland. The face Of the former wore
an expression Of disquiet and pain; but
his lip was curled in generous scorn
at were base he said after few mo-
ments of agitatcd silence "to heed such a
rumor or suffer thought of suspicion to
divide us for n moment. Marie false =
\ay-nght she not call me iaithless, since
!! have been two hours in st. Petersburg,
and am not already at her feet"
Listen, first replied the other "Tll
tell you no more than !, myself, witnessed.
1t is not many weeks since | was on ser.
vice at Tsarskoe Selo, when the court was
there. ! was walking in the Chinese gar
den, ard passing close by the thick arbor
| heard voices within. One was that of a
man, and by turns suppiicating and com
! mo"Aing the other was a female voice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-07

IL. branches Of CarrIag- aud Wagon repairing vii
L.. Gofr VIII, despatch aud in the best manner Il:
C,1ys Carriage shop. BUggics mace to order, rom 5
20 SI2J. aud warrante in every respect.
s,oi on the fTst north OF t'Telgrr 1lFH on
T, ST.. ,ncSl ). G. GAY, AQeUt.
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l. Il M 3 II
LU NJ b e r

FSgIF undersigned offers for sale hundred thou
= sand feet OF Lumber which he will sell
prices for cash, or in exchange FOR corn.
frh1S-Sfn Il. l.. O'REILI.Y, (ItrLrn .ireruP
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Il@, helped The ua;,.r.