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A Letter from Brig ham Young.

A citizen of Chicago. who recently wrote to
Brigham Young to obtain information concern
ing the real estate business in Utah. received the
subloined reply, from which it may be inferred
that the immigration of Gentiles is not earnest
ly desired by him.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. %, 81.
Dear Sir:-Your favor of the 18th instant.
respecting the proper localities at which to open
real estate offices in this Territory has been re-
ceived. We are net yesf1 such condition in
this country "a to sustain 'such an Office a. you
propose. There is comparatively little doing in
real estate here. Outside Of the city scarcely
transfer of improvements is ever made with mon.
ey tot consideration. Moneyis very scarce, and
purchases are made by exchange of property
Our land has never been sold to Us BY, the Gen.
eral Government, and therefore we can only sell
the right of possession and Improvements, and
not the land. r Respectfully, f5-V q ..l
...i,,.,., BRIGHAM YOU'VE"
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Mechanical Uses Of Caster OIL.

1T is not as universally known as it deserves
to be, that castor oil is as useful in the trades az
it is in medicine 1t is much better to soften and
redeem old leather than any other oil known
When boots and shoes are creased with it, the
oil will not at all interfere with the polishing
afterwards, as in the case with lard, olive, or any
other oil. In Harrisburg the old leather hose Of
some OF the fire companies were creased with it
and found to become almost as soft and flexible
as new leather Leather belts for transmitting
motion in machinery will usually last three to
FIVE years, according to the wear and tear thew
are exposed to; when creased with castor oil
they will last ten years or more, as they always
remain flexible and do not crack. Besides this
advantage castor oil prevents slipping, 10 that
belt three inches wide impregnated with it, will
be equal to a belt four and half inches wide
without castor oil. 1t is necessary however TO
wait twenty-four hours till the oil has disappear.
ed from the surface and penetrated the leather,
otherwise the freshly-greased surface will cause
slipping. Another advantage of castor oil is that
rats and other vermin detest anything impreg.
mated with castor oil and viii not touch it.-ists.
6nrg Gazette.
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Medieval Travel. i'm China.

Some ancient books of travel in China have
lately been republished in London. They con-
tain very curious narratives. Friar Oderic, who
spent three years-frOm 1929 to 133l--in North
ern China, says the khan's palace at Pekin was
Of vast size and splendor, supported by twenty
four columns of gold, and that its walls were
hung with skins of red leather, said to be the
finest in the world. In the middle of the palace
there was great jar, more than two PAGES in
hight entirely formed of precious stone called
merdacas, and fine that its price, he was told,
exceeded the value of four towns 1t was hoop
ed around with gold, and fringed with network
of large pearls. Conduits from the palace court
filled it with drink and beside it were many
golden goblets for the use of those who thirsted
"When the great lord" he continues, "wishes to
make an entertainment, he has fourteen thous-
and barons, with comets on their heads, waiting
upon him at the banquet and every one of them
had coat on his back such that the pearls on it
alone are worth some fifteen thousand forms In
short the Court is truly magnificent, and the
most perfectly ordered that there is in the world
with barons. gentlemen, servants, secretaries,
Christians, Turks and idolators, all receiving
from the Court what they have need Of" In the
Khan's menagerie were horses with six legs,
double headed ostriches, giants twenty feet high
and women all hairy with long gray hair"
Thu Batuta, who visited the celestial empire
twenty years later, describes Chinese magician
ss follows:
"He took wooden ball with several holes in
it, through which long thongs were passed, and
laying hold Of one of these, slung it into the air.
1t went high that we lost sight of it altogether
There now remained only little of the end of a
thong in the conjuror's hand, and he desired one
of the boys who assisted him to lay hold of it and
mount. He did 80, climbing by the thong, and
we lost sight of him also. The conjurer then
called to him three times, but getting no answer,
he snatched up knife as if in a great rage, laid
hold of the thong. and disappeared also By and
by he threw down one of the boys hands, then a
foot then the other hand and the other foot, then
tho trunk, and, last of all the head. Then ne
came down himself, all putting and painting, and
with his clothes all blood but presently he took
the lads limbs, laid them together in their places
and gave kick, when Presto! there was the boy,
who got up and stood before him.
''All this astonishedlme beyond measure, and I
had an attack of palpitation like that which over
came me once before, in the presence of the Sui
tan Of India, when he showed me something OF
the same kind"
The old travellers were fond of drawing the
long bow" '......
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A PiscatOry lnundatIOm.
From the Nesnah wis Times, 4

From the Nesnah (Wis.) Times, April ..
Yesterday morning the villagers of Neenah and
Menasha were greatly astonished at the report
that the numerous mills and manufactures that
line the races were compelled to stop work. Such
a thing as the water failing here, coming as it
does directly from Lake Winnebago, never was
heard of before and the cause Of such an unlock
ed for effect was earnestly sought. And here
the most wonderful phenomenon we have ever
been called upon to chronicle was made manifest.
Our reporter who furnishes the facts hastened to
the race in Neenah, where he was told by millers
who had investigated tho matter, that the water
wheels were unable to revolve because they were
clogged with fish! Unwilling to believe such
an absurd statement, he proceeded to investigate
for himself, and with the following result: Com
mencing his Investigations at the cotton factory,
and going from thence to the extensive Baltic
Print Works on the race, our reporter found the
fumes and entire race alike filed with fish. All
of the races in Neenah and Menasha, and both
branches of the Fox River, were literally filed
with fish, to the exclusion of the water, which
thrown back by this great fish-dam, till the
banks were in danger Of OVERLOOKING! As soon
as the news spread, thousands Of people Hocked in
from the villages and country to see the strange
sight. Oshkosh and Appleton furnished their
share of visitors. If we had not struck oil, at
least we had fouad fish. And all kinds Of fish
from the smallest perch to surgeons weighing
hundred pounds There. we're pike. bass, sun
fish, surgeons, catfish, and occasionally, large,
fat, founder;ng white-fsh and salmon-trout
greeted the eyes of the boys and. men who were
by this time busy in getting supply of fish in so
easy manner, as merely taking them by hand |!
Boys carried off strings of fish az heavy rs them.
selves while transfers unloaded their freight and
filled their wagons with the fnny tribe 1t would
be impossible to estimate the amount of fish
secured that day. They were discovered at day
break, and about dusk break was effected in
their ranks and they went down the river toward
Appleton and the bay, like huge islands moving
in the water The cause of this strange phenom.
onon is variously explained but the most feasible
theory is that the ice in Lake Winnebago com.
menced breaking up on the eastern shore, and,
frightening the fish, sent them in huge droves to
the outlet of the lake. But we never behed such
sight, nor ever expect to again.
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yon III y 1--we your books and your teachers,
and grow up to be great and wise and good men !;
then Wien you are called upon to make speech
at sch 'ol e'tivIl you will know how easy it is
TO be- 1at how hard it is to leave off, for Ihave
been TT ii; a5oat Ave minutes to stop this one
OF mn ,ui now can only do 80 by abruptly
ton ana generous applause. Good night.
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POINTS OF HORsE.--The California Apri.
cultural Society require that first premium
work horses shall go between fifteen and sixteen
hands; quick, lively ears; broad between the
eyes; round barrel short loins; well up in the
shoulder; deep chested square quarters: aat
legs short between the knees and pasterns and
hook and pastern; hind legs well under him !;
speed equal to eight miles an hour on the road,
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REHT-FW term VI ysars for sale exchange,
the east 800 feet Of block Is Ottawa Avenue with
house brewery and ice house thereon, suitable for residence
ans any manufacturing business lsqulripg Apply to
n L. OREfLLY
feb2-u On promises or 10 d. F.iCamsron p. O. Block
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NOTlCk.-Ths undsrslsseA herewith anneuncss 70 tbs
public Of Ottawa end vicinity that they hAvs bought
washington Hail. will have the for rsat at reason
abs rates, whom not otherwise engaged
They alse oer Tor sole the lownS los Sub let end
out lot - section H. tsn o. range q and sub lot sud
cut lot IS, section H. town H. rssgs y, q low Hgurss
~ <w CT KOCH, fer Ottawa Turnvsrsu.
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( MAS. o.. LUTZ,
Binder, Statioltr and Paper Box Manufacturer,

Shop and Store In SSc st. In Hoes LeSnd's Block.
Deals In Stationery Blank bocs ioyS &C. and prepared
- do MI ktr u Of hook Dinding, Paper box making, aid
everything else In thst line a Sulsnesa.
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TO Rent.

The Asuss formerly known she Burr W~rssns located
on the sdscut opposite Cushmsns Foundry having fns
new engGs slsvao shssr blower end cribs In fact In
complete ORDER all 10 lssssd " goa tenant. cheap
Apply u MaSlrs Warehouse % Nan street. Psss.Saisn
sven on tsa days notice auES6-M
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and at least three miles at the plow; with sufii-
cient blood to ensure spirit and endurance.
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WARRINGTON
VIRGINIA.


General Ressar = LEr. President
CAarEa J. Hams Professor o Latin.
JAWS j. WnlrE Professor Of Greek.
IN. \ iovxtz A. n, ProhSnf Of Modern
Langlisges and English.
Rrv }. !. kiakFArHick, D D, Professor Of
Nouil Philosophy.
Al NEtsoS, AN Professor Of Mathematics.
wn. AItES, A. ~, Professor uf Applied
Mathematics.
\. = NcCrttoa, a. w. Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
Jcas & ca~rsstt, A ", Professor or chem.
is,ry.
joss W naCcSrSShcusu, IL. d, Professor
o. Law and Equity.
lllHss EsrtL A ", Asis,An, Professor Of
Mathematics
q rovttt GSaby, A. n, Asis.an. Professor
81 LATIN.
F.,Sk FsrsroS, A. \, Assistant rufssaOs Of
Grvek.
Aprvpara,ufy course has hssa instituted. In
which students anpfvrssed Coz the regular
Glasses may rsesivs lnssrus,ioas In necessary
branches
The session hsxins second Thursday tisshl
September, and sads last THURSDAY IN June. y
r~Enss-Taitiun and an other college fsrS
500. Al other espenssS Including hnard.
fuel, lights etc. need MI esceed t1so.
Foe further particulars or ft catalogue, I'll.
drsss ths Facsisy q wszhluKtoa Cciisze. Len.
inE'on. fifgsais splf-u
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Know Thy Destiny.

.M .
MADAME L. Il. THORNTON, the
great English AstrOlogist, Clairvoy-
ant and Psychometrician, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself
at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her to
impart knowledge Of the greatest i'm.
portancc to the ynglc or married Of
either sex. While In astate Of trance,
she d~elineates tho very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY
the aid Of nm instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a life-like pic.
turc Of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant, together with date Of
marriage, position in life, leading
traits Of character, &c. This is no
humbug, as thousands Of testimo.
mails al assert She will send when
desired a certified certificate, or writ
ten guarantee, that the picture Is
what Il purpOrts to be. BY enclosing
a small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing City cents
end stamped envelope addressed TO
yourself, you will receive the picture
and desired Information BY return
mail. All communications saeredly
confidential. Address In confidence,
MapAas 3. +. THORNTON, 7. o. Box
s2s, Hudson N. Y. APPLY
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w. YoUNa lady returning TO
her country home, after a sojourn Of
a few months in the City, was hardly
recognized by her friends. In place
Of a coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smoothness, and instead Of
twenty three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause of SO great change, she plain.
ly told them that she had used the
CIRCASSIAN BALM, and consid-
cred it an invaluable acquisition to
any Lady's toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold.
II is simple in its combination, as
Nature herself is simple, yet unsur.
passed in its efficacy in drawing i'm
purities from, also healing, cleansing
and identifying the skin and COM
plexion. BY its direct action on the
cuticle it draws from it all its impu-
rites, kindly healing the same, and
leaving the surface as Nature intended
it should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or
Express, on receipt Of an order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 Co., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette St.,
Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the
sale Of the same. ap6-1y
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fH iHraaiaa aaa n.lnlGI n. ns
faH
M mai tsllat'f a6i psff pf.ftH'H DO
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rmDfs taa fr,lis. rmplHl nlli
uHil psifhn ItHrn iurIlHt aHl aI
mmll ~ lhf .tiH llnllf itiat Ih wme
ItiiIHf 'tt .lln Hhu anl olflf a.tin ln
~ naa nnnai be- dal lut hf ~, rl0ieatfnnt.
~ sadieirf q vegetable preparation o. m
hfiiY hfuuiea iho thlf Iiltlr ~ fhf
hind utl lJ ihf frsnfh anl j considered hi
ibr rHr.i1H m n %peasahlr i0a rrfsai in.lH
upWmlf NJ DO 11O bottles were 900 lutInN
ne psf yfar o Hln' lonl guarantee II ~ IN
mey Price only " rents, Scot w mail
postpaid nn mfelpi II an nnltf by
htldbR AllUffa co. 0hfmI7ia
MAJ ll.ly 7Hb River street Troy n y
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A large six PIP. Circular, giving
information Of the creates, impor.
lance 10 the young Of both sexes.
Il teaehcss how the homely may
become beautiful, the despised re-
spected, and the fcrsalen loved.
No young lady or gentleman should
fail to send their Address. and re.
ceise q copy postpaid By return
mail. Address P. 0. Drawer, 81,
srs en ros, n 7.
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G.. j.
Contractor and Builder,

o. mstatsi % hht egoifafh ii haill'a.. y
..afi description nd aAiHH iialf fHH 'nH
Win lht slaiaai letaifb ~ lana ttrf
ssss stu#sla him e ufihF That BE HufA .
In ill., m,si .ubiisafal lind end f%ttfuitl ~
lhs beH fgls N me- hsalam
Au descriptions Of CAhrbNfEHlNu co.
usttfd
srn hs hmnd NJ fah1la or NaHlH lfil'H
~.iir#iai b. mrh N either plfae VII mr' "lh
rfufnpi t]iieniiDa "'fi'"m
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Tho time limited By law fbs payment Of tbs
State and County Tases In .fsnola county. for
the year 1859, expired she sFpt nosdny In July,
1851. The sum Of about fosr thou.akd dollar
Of aid tAx IL jet unpaid. and = rplleetof,
have 10 advance the pma. Notee b hsr<hy
given 70 III who have net p~id Md IA, fhsi
u they Do not pay aia tan By De ~ dxy 4
August nsxt shall proceed 70 collect The
sane In accordance with the statutA
r. D. J0SES,
iy7o-3t Shsrif and Tar oollecssr.
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EXCELSIOR, %ExCELsIOR
-a=
"CIIASTELLAR'S
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For Rcmoring Sapodaos Hair.
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Carriage Shop.

w. NALL takes pleasure Ia informing the
public lha, he has established a Carriage Shop
At BaiessIlle, Mississippi, whore he Ia prepared
10 do all work pertaining 10 biz line OF business,
IN the most approved and chrapcs, manner.
lie has also secured the services OF two Trim
mcrs who thoroughly understand the huslnss~,
and are able 10 give satisfaction for the work
they 10. Nv, Nall solicie the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally. octls-sm
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me Trustees m ranols essnsy sppoIsssd b.
ths B~<d q Psliee fr The <aSous tosukic
ARE hereby Notified that IN caees wh>pp fks
essnersssss lave emitted . plsrs uvou ~
lisss ssy childrvu hstppn he aees Z :. -
eighteen yssrs thsy. The aid Tnssarss nn1
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y The listS and allow such ekildz>n ths;f -.
fsfs share q the sheol fund b<lostinr b -
tow.shiR BY order Of NJ Dmras t0ie4 =
wF WuuffxN
ya9-t~ Clerk fruesss ccsrt
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The advertiser having been rsssssed % kSn1th
In a few weeks By . scry ample remedy, aasr
having suffered for several yeau win I spvess
lung affection, and that dread dka,ass O.
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fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
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The prescription used free Of churAl viz "
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which ihsy viii hnd . srar cuns 81 ce1rone
rios AETNA, BRoxcHria uoreus. cosua -
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ssd DC hops svsry safeevs yin - kisonor
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. blessing. hrtiss vioAlns a.
rREE, By rsiuru nail, Win pisass s1drno
REV. EDWARD A. N1fnDML<
Williamsburg, KiHes o, Nsv ISfAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.
renowned Astrologist and Somnamb.
ulistic C~lairvoyant, while in n clair
voyant state, dolineatcs tho very
features Of tho person you are to
marry, and by tho aid Of m instru-
ment Of intense power, known as the
Psychomotrope, guarantees to pro-
duce a ~perfect'and lifelikc picture Of
the future husbond or wife Of the ap-
plicant, with date of marriage, occu-
patton, leading traits Of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testi-
monials without number can assert.
By stating place Of birth, age, dispo.
s%ition, color OF eyes and hair, and
enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture by return
mail, together with desired informa-
ton.
Go Address in confidence, MAD.
ANE GERTRUDE REMINGTON, P. o.
Box 297, West Troy, NY. APPLY
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n. n PEARSON.
Notice to Bankrupts.

The ~saa-rsisasd ere sew rsvn.rvd q s.as
ssz~ e BANKRUPTCY. saa rs-pStallr IN.
slis III tAs~s - scaiemriass tstlsf he ben
ct q Ne sct sad who mar visa % sssurs =
ssfvies- N hat rssrect b call apeu u inmedi-
sisly ssa rsEssssf Their nsuieS e. sdfrszs ~
~ letter, a. oar charges wil v xossfnsa ~
ne nnnhsr n cssssFs mar haze
asyfa-ls WARD I rrprEF
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h tbfinfflvtH NJ II IN person A hall md 81.
piiei ehen whites gnt win ~ lhe I1qoltie
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on receipt ~ price above mentioned The
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correspondence returned 1r destroyed. fleff.
eneei NJ tie highest order furnished there de-.
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month and yenr IN which you were born, en-.
closing a small lpek u hair.
Address, MADAMs ~ A. PEHRi0O,
apg.iy = q. Drawer aa2. buffalo. N Y.
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Crisper Coma!!

ny using Tbs article Ladies and Gentlemen
can haanti9 themselves q thousand fold. II u
The only article In the wotld that will curl
straight hair, and at the same time give II q
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crspsr
Coma not only curs The hair, but i~nvironlcs
bcsuthes aud dsinscs Il; Il highly aud de-.
lirh,hlly pcftamei. and L the most complete
article Of The kind ever oacred % the A cn
can pablo. The cHhpcr Coma will b. sent 10
any addresS sealed and post paid icr a..
Aiincs- al onlcu 10
W. L. CLARK A 90, Chemists.
No. Wot faystie street,
naf2l.iy syueu.e. n. Y
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NOTICE.
Frankiin Type Foundry.

i6s VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth aud Finh streets,
r. ALLISON, sup't
Manufacturers Of md dealers In news, book
and job typG printing presses, cases, galleys
etc. inks and printing material Of every des-
cription. s,ercotyping Of all kinds. Books,
music, volumes Of all sizes in modern and
ancient languages, cards labels stamps, in
typo metal or copper Wood engraving, pat
tern Letters Of various styles. Elec,ro,yping In
all its branches. cbiO-tL