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Ottawa House for Sale.

I OVER NY wELLKN0wN AND POPULAR HOTEL,
Tor Sale On SHE terms, with the Furniture II
not sold BY the hrst OF April will Rent and sell the
Furniture. 80
also euer ~ FARM s0R SALE, in the town Of Day.
ton, CO ntaipisG I6o Acres, well improved with lie
Stock and Farming EosIs,sar without. Enquire Of
O. u. BUELL.
February ~, ises-ta Itta,sn Uo..:.
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Mill--Spcclal Notice.

1AIMNDBC WIHlsoSRCCI0I NOGfCe.
NIOTgcB n HRREBY GIVEN. That mi. d,v INV IN.
~ tersss in the Exchange Mill expires. All persons
Indebted to me. BY book account otherwise,
quested to call Immediately and SETTLE and avoid fur
her trouble can be found the Mill for the next
'ew weeks.
IN returning thanks to many friends for past liberal
patronsge,I would say that my son Jeremiah, who
fas bee with in the Mill for the last two years.
John h. BELL my Miller for the last year and half,
sci II torun Mill under the o. OF Ssm Die
Bell, who will always tie feubp on wand ready to
conmOdate all whs may favor tn EN- with cal.
ottawa, March nth, l664-9w. l.. 4. SAMPLE
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Flax Seed.

HAVE . quantity Of Flax Seed for Sch at my Seed
i Room, ss the Warehouse, suitable ~ sewing pu.
HsssA is-ss' Mas syeg]hpsov.
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LOST

LOST
pY the subscribe, at Otter Creek. on Friday Peb-
- ruary 26th. 1864, BARK BAY MARE, six years
old. small and slender. wi aoct any VIII te whatever /;
had on leather halter. She is supposed to have gone
from Otter Creek wards Ottawa the OF Serena
who're size raised. Whoever may take her up, will
be iitera! ) rewarded by informing
PETeI JOHNSON,
CT by leaving information at the Stors OF
HULL THORccN,
Sarch l2;h, l5A-3ss Otti1r0, H.
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Negro Nobility.

This country will have no tue dignity, .
said Fred Douglas. in a recent speech
to the abolitioaists. It'll the negro is al.
lowed to vote and hold Office
The negroes, Gays WendalI Phillips are
our mobility, and we must divide the
lands OF the South among them, as vii
liam the Conqueror parti,ioned England
among the Norman Lords
All that is very fne-"dignity and nobil.
Ity'-bu: Sambo wants something practi.
cal, and the administration proposes to
give it TO him.
We quote an illustrative incident:
The colored people Of Philadelphia are
before the war department 70: contracts
for quartermaster's supplies. David brow
ser and William c. White had an interview
with Secretary Stanton on Friday, and
offered tn deliver in thirty, sixty aud nine
ty days, shirts, drawers. haversacks, and
blouses, to the extent Of 100000 of either
They received Assurances tka. tbs cslorsd
pseple should be placed hsrsqtle- upon the same
yooting ,cith 0hites in tie matter Of contracts.
Contracts" that is the word in which
lies the the real patent of nebil.ty-tf,ere
is "true dignity
When the Hayden monarchy was formed
the black chiefs took the title of Duke of
Lemonade. Count Marmalade, and the
Marquis of Molasses? We see looming in
the distance orr new nobility-Sir Sambo
Shoddy. Count Cuffee Goldfish and tho
.4arquis Of Mulemeat.
The advantage Of negro nobility u that
1t g distinguishable through all genera.
lions. The old aristocracy Of Europe !.
corrupted by misalliancss, and 1t is im DOS
sible to distinguish by mere looks the
heir Of peer from the progeny of a meas.
ant. With our African nobility the pure
breed will always show itself, and the
slightest adnixture OF the inferior white
race will DO manifest In the lineament.
and complexion.
And Why should not Gen. Gorilla, when
peace comes. replace the stars on his shout.
der with the insignia Of nobility? The res
public - proved . farce-the white race :
failnse Let then give way to the DisAk
Hsbily - tbs tsture.--A 1ssv A,yss
"a r. Z i
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o.Asks sEsro.ArrvE.
Restores ihs csIsr
cLAgK's RESTORATIVE,
Erad!ca,es DandruS
CLARK's RyAro RlrlvE.
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK's REsroRATlvR
Prevents its falling sf
CLAREy RESTORATIVE.
Is an unesaAilsd Drsssisg
CLAEK's RESTORATIVE,
legged 'os ch;drsa.
CLARK's RESI- oRATIvE
Isso. nss Lsil.s
CLAEk's RESTORATIVE,
I,Essd 70. OF P.spls.
CLIRK3 RESTORATIVE,
Isp<r'ec:ly harmless
CLAEKs RESTORATIVE,
Contains ne Oil
CLARks RESTORATIVE
10 no. Dye
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
BeaE,.fe, the Hair
CLA..H'S RE ToRAIIvg.
Iss2'ensii Tor wkissers.
CLARKE RESTORATIVE,
Keeps she lair i. It's Place
CLARK's REsToRArIvE,
Ccrss Ses~ ovs Headaehs
CLARks RESTORATIVE
Prevents Erypt.sns.
cLARkS RESToaArIyI.
stops Iickins and Bur sing
CLARK'5 RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Csol
CLA.K'S RESTORATIVE,
Is dsish.:rI,y psrfus,.d.
CLARK3 RESTORATIVE.
Contains ss sedinea,
cLAEK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains Ne Gu.
cLARks RESTORATIVE,
Pelishes ysur Hair.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you Far Parties.
cLARK's DECORATIVE,
PrsF.-es you for Balls.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies neeo It.
CLAgK's RESTORATIVE,
NJ Lady will do without it.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold by Druggist. and DealarY everywhere ---
Prise 81 per bottles bottles for S.
c. G. CLARK Co
PRorRIsross.
LORD SMITH, Chicago. H.. : General Agents.
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Fam for Snlc.

THE cLirroap GRovEFARM, CONTAINING
0E0 ACP.ks o. Prsirie hand and 10 Acre. Of fin.
wv Der, sitsAtsS'in the town Of Eagle, IS uiea
from Oita "a and 10 miles from Tonica and we.onS
10 onere 'ss sale Reasonable price on lon tms
ioe aesxs 81 said farm under tsxstion II haa
sod Two storI house, erasary, stables, &C.. with
.oOd orchard, and all enclosed with fence Ws.,A
make a captal stock iarm. Enquire Of 4 -
CHARLES CLIFF0In. on the pfemi,ea n,
Fer 20-5ws r. A. SIipHWOnn n,.~..s-
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Col B,RrELsoy.-Amons the prisoners
lately exchanged under the three fer-twe
rule adopted by Gen Bu:ier, we are happy
to learn is Col Bartelson, of the Tooth IL
regiment Col. B. was taken prisoner
=. the battle Of Cl,Iekamaasa, and has con
sesuently langui,hed in the prison at
Richmond some six months Col B. is q
resident OF Joliet, where he was expected
to arrive at the beginning of the present
week. He entered the war in 1861 as
Captain in the Goth regiment After the
battle Of Donelson he was promoted to the
majority. At Shiloh he lost an arm
When the Tooth regiment was raised in
1862, he was elected its Colonel and in the
disastrous battle Of Chickamauga led his
regiment with great gallantry in the thick.
est of the fight, and in the terrible repulse.
of the center, was taken prisoner He is
q young mana iawver CT doci led talent.
and in easy circumstances; SO that his
joining the army was purely fror, patriotic
motives.
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I,rOp,ess, Is for Coal

The Committee o. Supp les OF the Board OF Educa.
tion viii rece We propo ats for Coal be delivered ~
The different School Houses Of the Guy OF Ottawa for
enc year from April ID 1864. Said proposals TO BE- FOR
good mere. antab coal, Tree from slate and to be
screened the party furnishing, pay or weighing Of
All me S.a furnished also to pay uriage tolls coal
furnished the ID aLa 9Th ards.
All bids for furnishing coal TO be sealed and deliver.
ed Oh or be lore the 2Sih of March 1854, to
&c. HATHAWAY
Chairman " Com OF SupDliss
Per order OF the B Jard o I'd ,csri,n
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Information Wanted.

or MARY Ann LNsAoHr, II years DID, who had been
living with her grand ather, James Lynn Ottawa,
until Noveniier last Wien she vent live with Saul.
Dunayan, living three miles beyond Munsontowp east
OF Indian Creek; but disappeared from there short
tune AFTER Christmas Any information concerning
her Hiil be thankfully we'd her mother CATHA
RlNE LiSAGHr, Ottawa p. o., Ill,
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Bridge Notice.

Bridge Notice.
Sealed proposals for tending Madison sire Q, bridge
across iie Lateral Cana SIDE Cut will be received
"t Inc office OF the City Clerk, until Tuesday noon
Marcn 22d let@ Proposals to be directed TO .lreet
and Alley Committee stating the for the sea-
SOP OF navigaii ion ALBERT y. DOW,
Ottawa March 10 1854 Caai,n,aa s. A. com.
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ScHEDULrs REQUIRED 70 BIZ STAsPEr.-
Teachers and School Directors will
please notice the following from the State
Superintendent OF Public In.truction:
SpEIsGr!xLD, March II. 1864
}. II. Day, E,Q Dear Sir: Your. OF
the 9Th Ins. IS before ma, and | would
state in reply, that Schedules require 4
stamp OF I'VE cs,.G5 10 be affixed to sact GER
tfcate accompanying There being nr.
certificates, ore appended 10y the teacher
anr: one by the Directors. the instrument
requires TACO stamp OF -fee cenlI ea.h, TIE
:irst 10 be affixed ~ the Teacher 10 kss
certificate -ii.e second by the Director,
TO their certificate II lh- order accom-
panyins the scheiGic IS filed for an
amount of $ p over, it requires -
staIets @! tao c.nts IF the amount express
ed IN tue order be- less than So. no
stamp is ..quired speak Of the order
ssp.rately. because ~ q , not regar d II as
legally belonging IL the schedule For
convenience sake. il IS attached
Very Truly f0...s
J VI Day Esq Joax 2. Bgooks.
.,chs5( Lam LaSaHe CO.
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Desirable Dwelling for Sale
Cheap.
4. OF Is, blocks, Green's Addition to Ottawa. ga
1louire Of. A. B SMITH
ottawa. MARI I)-tf,
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PASSAGE FROM OR TO THE
OLD COUNTRY
Black Star a.isAc- OF LIverpSOl
Packets, or by &aea rners.
Sailing from Lvespost the lst s,h, 10Th aad Slth
81 each month.
From New York every tenth day.

Parties intending to send for their ends from the
Old Country have them brourt cut without A.i.
BY the Original Biack Star Lin. Of srst sass paeLct
ships, by Steamers from v erpsel and Reni,tanees
made to them nj lie lowest rasos, Pile aon to
pHSt.C. O'KANE, Agsns,
January 20, IA0s-Sm n
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Having superior facilities for Manufacturn- and
using none but extra quality of material with ten
years experience in this place in the manufacture Of
every variety OF sickes, Mowino Knives, &c, think
can guarantee better article in finish and quality
than can be got elsewhere for the same money.
am selling As Cheap as the Cheapest, and a COED
~ the best and having large hand can 6t
you out at the shortest no ice in good shape.
large lot of steel-Backed Sickles n hand which
ere much liked for their strength and durability.
Remember. 5etneen tao C5ty and Eagle Mills.
Ottawa, March IL. 1864. I'D. SwEErSER
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KENTUCKY The impunity with which
the government" has hitherto overridden
the reserved rights Of the states under the
plea Of military necessity has led to a
complication in Kentucky which threats
ems serious results. Kentucky has on her
statue books a law, to the effect that any
person enticing a slave within that state to
leave his snaster, either by the offer Of re.
ward Or by threat or persuasion. shall be
held guilty Of felony, and punished by
confinement in the penitentiary, &c. The
government, pursuant to the plan which
it has made the special business Of Grand
mother Thomas to carry out, has sent agents
to Kentucky to entice slaves, by the offer g
bounties, their liberty, &e,, TO enlist IN the
army Gov. Bramlette protests to tie
President that this is clear violation ola
statute which he is sworn to execute, and
begs the President to withdraw these
agents or he must arrest them. Gov. B.
also informs the President that Kentucky
has hitherto answered every call made
upon ger for troops, and Is ready to an
swer any other call that may be necessary.
so that there is no appearance OF justice
III robbing her people Of their slaves. The
government, however. is needless Of Gov
Bramlet:e s protest, and threatens military
prisons to all who resis, the negro recruit
ing agents.
Meantime intense excitement prevails
in Kentucky, which has not been lessened
by the arrest OF Col. Frank Woolrord, the
first man to raise a loyal regiment in that
state, bat who fell una er the Aispleasuro of
the government. by making speech q
week ago sustaining Gov. Bramlei,e and
aenouncng the PRESIDENT SIS a tyrant. DC
Geo. 3. has issued an address advising the
people to commit no acts Of violence but
rely On legal remedies, which, he oonfesses'
there is little hope Of obtaining now. bat
thinks will ultimately be accorded by the
justice Of the American people.
There never was a clearer case in She
world than that Gov. Bramlette has ffre
law on his side IL this controversy: and if
Kentucky is overborne in it AID com-
PEELED to submit to such q gross violation
of her sovereignty, all state rights may As
we'll be gwen up As delusion, tke eorsti-
tuition burnt, and the country bow to
Abraham as grand Dictator and autocrat
of The consolidated states Of America.
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This, at present prices, shows an enor-
nous profit, but there is nothing fabulous
about it. Two years ago fax brought on
iy six cents pound, now it is seventeen.
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Scientific Gardening.

AUGUST fIEDLER, PScssssiOn0! Gardener, d.,
nFFERS his services TO the citizens Of Ottawa a. n
~ professional vine dresser, erchsrdist and garden.
Having all his life been In this business he Is pre-
pared to do such work pruning and grating fruit
trees ate nding to their diseases cutting dressing
gr>Pevnes laying ont psrterres a over gardens, &C.
Residence on La Sale street. opposite Catholic
shurcn. Fob
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CARTHAGE LAW.

1t is not four hundred years since q baron
Of the realm WAS tried for "high crimes
and misdemcanors, and one Of the charges
exhibited against him was - holding in con
tempt the respect that man ought to have
for man. He suffered himself 20 be carried
about his own garden, in II sort of chair
with poles put to it, by two Of his own ser
wants"
The use of coaches was introduced into
England by Fitz Allan, Earl of Arundel.
about the year 1880, and in lG01 bill was
brought into Parliament to prevent men
from riding in coaches, which was consd-
cred gross cticminacy. In 1928 hackney
coaches first began to ply III London (ol
rather stood ready at the inns to be called
for as required j they were aboUt twenty il
number.
Sedan chairs were first introduced into
London in 1854, when Sir Saunders Dun
comb Obtained the sole privilege 10 use, let,
and bir" number Of each covered chairs
70 iou@ cen ears. Ii is said that they were
ucme. We read in "Satjorl's Letters -
i1G3I.) . One Captain Bailey hath erected
four hackney coaches, put laCn in livery,
and appointed men to stand al The May
pole, in tie Strand, giving them uniform
Instructions Mt what rate to carry men into
the several PARTS Of the town, whore all day
.hyy may be had. Other havkueymen see
ia" This way, they i!ockCI to lie same place.
AND performed their journeys at the same
rate, 50 that sometimes there Is twenty OF
thrm together, which dispense mp and down,
,HaL thsY and others are 10 be had else.
Narl&, as ~ay'rilCn Hrc ~ be had ut the
N.ler s.de. Everybody IS much pleased
with it,
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AEsUGT gE?Ee'rslgY-iSEEET<s.

The time for cleaning and GAing up has
come and one of Ike po.t Important itcus
IS whit"wahing. We often wonder lh.t
people DO not do more ut this. How much
ucalor and cheerful u whole place looks If
q few hour, are spent in white"aslling the
fence, the outhouscs, the cellars, &C.: it
changes ihc whole appearance of the home
stead. One days work thus expended will
often make place twice rs attractive and
add hundreds OF dollars to its salrable valu-
alton. VIII cwashing Il cellar with lime not
only makes il lighter and ucatcr. but more
hculjhfli!, also. For cellars, II simple mix
turc OF fresh Stacked lime is best. For
house ROOMS, the common " Paris white, -"
to be bought chcaply, is very good. We
take for oach two pounds Of whiting, an
ounce of the best transparent glue, cover it
with cold water over night, and in The morn
ing simmer il carefully without scorch;ng
until dissolved. The Paris white is thcn pu.
in hot water, and the dissolved clue stirred
in, with hot water enough TO ii ii for apply
very fine white, so firm that it will not rub
oil at all. When common frcsh-slakcd lime
is used, some recommend adding to each y
gallons Ga pailfnl,) two tablespoonful Of
salt and half a pint OF boiled linsccd OIL
stirred in well while The mixture is hot
This is recommended for outdoor and in
door work. For an outdoor whitcwash.
we have used the following with much salts,
laction: Take a tub, put in peek of lime
and plenty Of water TO slack i. When hot
with shaking, stir in thoroughly about hall
It pound Of taIlow or other grease, and mix
it wpIl in. Then add hot water enough for
use. The compound will withstand rain for
years.-Imcyican ,!g'ieMtariSi.
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Agricultural.
PROTECV YEkE BIRDS.

f,rmor !, INV poioI,I,orbool oor,o ONO
Law to hn,roM a ann G,, The ,n,rno.o of LII.
mo some vnllow L;rds !, lis iGn,d of r.baat
y6ich he said worc cotinr m tLa %ro ;,'''''
Inrl;ncd tn.loon The nun. In 0rfrr how.
aver. 70 oratify his cnr;nsitv, I sbot ono Of
Them. orencJ its cron, and fnunI in II 800
yecyils. and but four grains Of wbcat and
in those fnr,. or,,;ns tho wrryil had b,nrnwnJ
rhis was most instructive lesson, and worth
tbc life IF tho moor littIe bird volnnlIo o. !,
was This bird resembles Tie conor, md
.inns finely Ono fart ike this afInrIs On
.lc9put text for sermonizinr for thc Lnna.
it of the farmers and others who NAV look
mon little birds as inimical to their inlIrcsts,
Every hunter and farmer ought to know tlol
thcrr is hardly a brd that Gics that il mot y
friend TO thc farmer md ~orIrnnr.
Some ocninl SHIRTS haTn ~;ycn the most
,aboratc attention to the question Of thc
value Of birds. One rcntlr,nun tool; his
position some fifteen feet from the nest Of
An nrinlr in tho i'm, If = ronrb. trco tn OH.
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The Redemption OF the $50
ana 1850 Notes.

WAsuSGToS, May 19.-Thc following let
ter Was addressed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury To bank officer, under date OF
May 18Th. lS6l:
SHY our letter Of the 18th inst, max
in. iuquiry in regard to the kind OF currency
with which the iiyc.tw"uty years per cont
and the three years $50 per cont. notes are
10 be redeemed has been received. II has.
been the constant usage of the Department
To redeem all coupon and registered bonds
forming part Of the Blended or permanent
debt Of The United States in coin; and the
usage has not bcca departed from during
my administration Of It's annils.
MI Treasury Notes and other obligations
forming part Of the temporary loan, are pay
able and will be redeemed III lawful money
that is to say, in United States notes, IN
iii the resumption Of specie payments, wien
they also will be redeemed in coin OF cciuiY-
;,Ient notes. The Five Twenty Sizes being
payable twenty years from date, though re-
d"rmabie after five years, are considered az
belonging to the un'icd or permanent debt,
amd so also are the twenty years Skies. with
which The three years seven Thirty notes arc
convertible. These bonds, therefore, accord
ing to the usage of the Government, are
payable in coin. The three years Seven
Thirty Treasury Notes arc part of the tenn
polHry loan, aud will he paid in United
States notes, unless holders prefer CONVEX
sion % payment. Very respectfully.
). p. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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J}ui.Iic rttair5
Arrest ug z2uE;el Ezu;l Carriers.

,.s..sg as E2.sE.4; [Ss:i e.. y,.;gE,:,
ON Saturday EVENING. t,o Dist ;ngl.. -
mos. inIpnitanl caIt,trl WAS made by.,'lI.
Npul,,,, Jr,pc.;,rs. The fa.t, ;,r. ~ r.,,-
l..,.. 'TLr 4. t.riiyr.. wrr. IN !, .Innn Iyi,I,.
,,,;. ,;,,aly p,iuI, o., S;,n,yl,v ryrniYn, ,I.Ir
.o.c,,rE. wLc. tl,y Observed 4 ,a@i boat
,rnuiin,. mn t,uarj III, civ. In his b.ai
=, rr NO men. Whom, lh. J,.,nrf;vci hailrd,
.,,,J nj once started l,y tb,u in tLn ..luon'
'rbrv >;rrrcIrI IN uyr,Iutilinr lLrm and
I,r;nofn, lIrm to MI. civ. Th7r were taken
=, Cn Wnnilry'4 pf;rn. and ylicrn Irirr
'.,ar,im,,;nn v,,.,. I.rLrd nn in l,.c, ,";I,,..l
,,rirn1 G,r tri.l JAy .a,,{t.. tlc;, name. -.
KIM II pn[,,s md fn,'n l',I,.y. oII s,,,th
,','t ,h,y ~rr. Hnlli,uo,rins. Whrn Ike
Ir,r,tiyc, hni'rl them. ,I..y threw ore,, :;
,..,. rmnlrr of rurl,anrs, Er.. ,,n ar
t,,rn IF ,Len hd mot sink and were secured
=; l,,,, ,'.','nI ~, ln li,r rnlst ;n,r,,,,,I ,,y
tlr III sthnv ,ouluinrd al,ouI in,l letters,
- cnns;,i-rab,I anInuni Of ,rnjd rontrJ,rnI,
Ionts, United States none. &c. Ali these
,.,,r,. tol,cn tn Cnl Wonilny' o!,ic,. ,yhar,
,hry were Thoroughly ins,,ccteI. Several
.r,Icm wrrr of the most innortnnt ch,rnr.
tor tn tLc Government Nonv nr tLnr
rnl,to only to f,miIv Affairs. ntLrrs ora do.
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Pllala., Juno %: Ia6L.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many preparations SOD u. iqs rs
name Of Blttcrs. put up in quart o.. -' csa
pounded of the cheapest whisky or coLlu.,a RIA,
costing from 20 to 10 cents per gaAcn, o.. tl,.a.
disguished by Aniso or Corianict seed
This class Of Bittcrs has caused aud ". d gg...
tnuo to cause, As Long as they can DO soiE ..,.
lrcls to die the death Of the dyunkard =,
use the system is Kept continually undo. ill.,, ~r.
auencc of Alcoholic Stimuants Of the wnr.. .iaf
the desire for Liquor is created and KEEP rs. at.I
the result is all the horrors ute.ll -. u.... 70
drunkards life and death.
For those who desire and will have /, I.'..ar
Bittcrs, we publish thc following rec. t
One Bottle Hollands derma1 Filters sst AK
and the result WIFI be probation thal S.. III.
excel in medicinal Virtues and true excel $3.50 ..y
of'tho numerous Liquor Bttors in the merge:
aud will cost much less You will hayc Vi. ..5
virtues of Hollands Bittors in connect, ,.,s,
good article OF Liquor, ut mach less pl,e tlac
these interior preparations will cost you
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The IEEyCH WAY or MtrING CoFFEE.-
The French are proycrbial Tor the excellence
OF their coffee, and for the benefit of our
readers We give the mode adopted by thcm
Put into II colee-pot as many cups Of water
as you wish to make cups of coffee let the
water boil, then put in as many tablespoons
lul of coffee as there are cups of water;
stir it in, and let it simmer till the head
falls, then take it from the fire, pour in a
cup of cold water and let it stand on the
hearth ten inmates, when il will be quite
clear. A cup of this coffee added to II cup
of boiled milk, and swoetencd according to
taAe, will be found luxury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28

A WOMAN WITH Il0RNs.-Ihe New York
Observer Of the l2th inst, contains q letter
from its correspondent at I.arnaca in the
island Of Cyprus (l'urltish domiuions), DIES,
cribes Il most remarkable lusus naturae re-
Gently discovered there. 1t is nothing less
than woman with horns growing out Of
her head! She has one large horn on the
side Of her head Of the size and consistency
ofan ordinary rams horn besides three or
four corniccs ON other parts OF the head
The writer states that he has seen her and
that she has been visited by nearly all the
ConSuls and Europeans in chat place, some
Of whom arc making an effort to secure her
Tor exhibition.