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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-23
Biography of "Our Member"

The "ChronotEe" is the name of little
radical sheet Give columns to page that at.
temps to thrive in the very uncongenial at.
mosphere of Baltimore, Md. As it can have
neither subscribers or advertising patronage
in that locality, it has adopted the very com.
mon dodge of Washington penny-a-liners OF
raising the wind by getting up brief biogra.
phical sketches Of members of congress at ten,
twenty-five or fifty dollars piece, according
to how thick it is laid on.
sour member" seems to have invested the
modest sum of about ten dollars in this "bank
of fame" and in return is put on the muster
roll of that 'immorta few, where names were
never born to lie," in the following sketch.
The writer seems to have been Disguised with
the smallness of his fee, or something, else how
could he have INDUCED in that singing sar-
casm about Lyman Trumbull having secur.
ed hisfrst election to the U. S. Senate by the
aid ofthe wings under the leadership of Mr.
Lincoln7
Hon. BURTON G. Cooks resident of OF.
tuwa, and the Representative Of the Sixth Con.
gressioual District of Illinois. He was born in
Monroe county, New York, May IL, 1910, and
was educated at the Collegiate Institute, in the
city of Rochester. He removed to Illinsis in
1885, and was followed by his father, two years
afterwards who was good, old.fashiOnej Con.
gregational TriAitarian clergyman, locating him.
self in Ottawa, and was one OF the earliest anti
slavery pioneers of Illinois; man pure in char.
acter, faithful in the discharge Of his duties and
always characterized for his good sound common
sense, and these noble traits the son rightfully
inhsrits from his worthy father. He studied
law and commenced practice in 1910, acquired q
large and valuable practice, and was highly es.
teemcd wherever he was known for his sterling
honesty and truthfulnsss. He was elected States
attorney for the ninth judicial circuit Of Illinois;
served from 1886 to 1852. In 1852 he was elect.
ted to the State Senate, of which body he was IN
active md efficient member form 1862 to 1860.
Being al anti.slavery man in principle he early
became identified with the great anti.slavery
movement of the country, and dealt heavy blows
against the massive walls of that accursed insti.
tuition, and now re]oices in the fulfllmsnt OF his
fathers hopes and prayers for its overthrow.
In 1874, Mr.. Cook, Hon. n. B. Judd, Repre-.
sentatiws in Congress from Chicago, and Major
General Palmer, now Republican candidate for
Governr of the State of Illinois, all belonging
to the Democratic party, and having seats in
the Stat Senate, denounced the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, and on that issue nomin.
ated tho Hon. Lyman Trambull as their candi-
date for United States Senator, and, aided by the
Wings, under the leadership Of Mr.. Lincoln, sue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-23

TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT UTICA.-Utica is one
of those aourishing towns that keep pace with
the times. In addition to their many modern
improvements they have just opened Telegraph
Office, wherein ]. B. PEcKHAM is operator. This
acquisition was very much needed and will add
very much to the businsss facilities Of the town
There are also several new stores being built
one bank and Office for James Clark & Son, ce'
ment manufacturers; and quite large number
of dwelling houses; besides three churches in
contemplation making large amount of i'm
provements this season. The town has been in.
corporated, and bids fair to take FIRST rank
among our rising embryo cities.
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Annie Dickinson Is sometimes little extrav.

, Annie Dickinson Is sometimes little extrav.
agant in her plights. In q recent speech she
"got off, the following:
"If I were the last woman in the world, I
would stand one foot on the Rocky Mountains
and one on tho White House, and If I expected
every moment that the last crash wsuld come
unless rscanted, 1 would still swing the Amer.
republic" an down would go amid the frag.
ments Of creation. a.G.. ,,,a
The figure 10, mildly speaking, mere forcible
than dslicate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-23

The Naquketa Iowa. Sentinel is new Dem.
ocratic paper recently commenced in that -four.
ishing city by w. G. SwraAnT. 1t is a very
handsomely printed seven column paper, and ed
tied with marked ability.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-23

A Galveston editor, being accused Of having
served under Butler, repudiats the SANDER, and
says he "never saw Ben. Butler, nor has he the
slightest objection to dying without the sight"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winsIOw's Soothing syruP, for
Children eething greatly facilitates the process Of teethng
by sOtenng gums, redusing all nnamation-vn aay all
spasmOdie action regulate the bowels
Depend upon H. Mothers Il viii give yourselves andre
eAId health put up sold this
Gle for years and in confidence and truth we
been able say any other msdneNeve has
Il failed sin einstsneeto Cure tim y used
did know dissatisfaction by any one
who used it, On the contrary all delighted with s ope
ration and speak in Of of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this whst
do know after years Of experience pledge our repu
tsOn fE the fulsment Of what here declare In almost
every instance where the infant suffering from pain and
hsustiOn relief will be found in aeen or twenty minutes
amer the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany bottle
sure and call for Mrs Winsows Soothing Syrup having the
fac smile of Curtis Perkins," the outside wrapper An
others base limitations.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price only
cent? per Bottle.
oices-2l5 Fulton street. New York. EOS High Holbor,
London, England; al St. Paul street. Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD co, Agents.
"a Magazine street, New Orleans, La
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girsr SntsHiasnrs.
OEEsOzsr OTTIOs 40. u OAR SfKEsE,
Wednesday Morning, Feb s. 1858

The weather yesterday interfered greatly with
business on the levee, in consequence Of which
several Of our packets were compelled to defer
their departure until to-day.
The arrivals yesterday were quite numerous, in
GLIDING the Wild Duck and barge3 from Cincin-
natl, Gen. Quitman from Memphis, Grey Eagle
from Nicksburg, Emma No. from Camden aud
Irene from Shreveport
The departures were the Gov. Allen, R. E. Lee
FOR Nickshurg, Dexter for Louisville, j. G.. Black
ford for OpelOusas, Rose Franks for Shreveport,
and A. G.. Brown for lower coast.
The Gen. Quitman from Memphis brought in
1920 bales cotton, and the Emma No. from Cam
den had on board lll2 bales cotton.
We are indebted to our friend, JEFF. POsey. of
the famous Wild Wagner for a late Nstchez
paper.
We are informed that Can't Austin has taken
command Of the steamer Nina SHINES, and will
leave in a few days for Camden, Ark.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 2.-The river at this point com.
menced falling on saturday night aud declined
few inches yesterday. There is nothing later IRON
the tributaries since last report.
The weather yesterday was clear throughout
the day. The wind blew from the north, and the
air was cold enough to make overcoats necessary
TO comfort.
The levee was quiet all day. and but little
freight of any character adorned it. thousand
bales of cotton lay in front Of Larry Harmstadt's
wharf-boat awaiting shipment on the arrival Of
the Continental for New Orleans. She was mo
mentarily expected at dark last evening.
Arrived Richmond, New Orleans.
For ST. LOUIs.-PasseDgeTs and shippers will
do well 10 bear in mind that the splendid steamer
John kiigOur, under command of Captain J. b.
Weaver, leaves this day az ?. NJ. for the above
port, taking freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings. Mr.. NJ. b. Baily, her chief
clerk viii be found ever ready TO attend to the
comfort OF the passengers, and our friend J, A.
Stevenson, Esq, can be consulted in regard TO
freight.
FOR NATCHEz.-The Wild Wagner, Capt God
din, leaves this evening at P. NJ. for the above
and intermediate landings. Passengers will find
in her clerks. Messrs. holmes, Iibano and Posey,
all that could be desired.
FoE BAYOU SARA.-The splendid passenger
packet Lsfourche, under commend Of Captain
BtranCO, leaves "a above. az P. NJ. to day.
FOR LAFOURCHE.-The steamer Victory, Capt.
DaIteres, leaves for all landings on Bayou La.
tourche at 3 P. NJ to dav.
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ht en- g Sil 4, % rs 4 4n Ss gelT1 costing
We wish 20 Immediately dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled
named on their certificate payment OF Ten Dollars
whether IL be Watch worth 81 900 The
Of any certificates entities VOC article
named thereon irrespective Of It's worth
article valued less than $40 is named
h viii be that this is No LOTTERY brit a
strahord legitimate transaction, which be participated
Ia BY the fsstidiOus
single certificate will be sent By mail post paid upon re-
ceip of IS cents Eve for ST. eleven for 81 hiryhree and
elegant premium s. sixty and valuable premium
for $40, hundred and superb Watch for Sis To
Agents, those wishing mploymeut this l. opDor.
uny II IL legitmsey cOndac ed business, duly
Eed BY the government scrutiny
Try WRIGHT, BRO 4 CO., Importers,
l6l Broad way New York
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Ed VOCATIONAL.
I .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Pounded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana.

The next Session begins September "a and closes June 2h
1868
FACULTYConsists OF full corps Of abe instruct 1rs 10 all
brsnches Of Literature Science IL taught In the b
Cole Universities.
COURsK OF STUDY-Embraces Preparatory aud Acad-
emc Department, including erzry, scientific aud OBJ
tional Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
COmmerc al School
TKEMsFer al expenses except clothing $40; sen pay.
sbe in advance, balance in equal payments January
April Let
Cadets received at time daring session. and charged
from date Of entrance
Address d. ?. BOYD, Superintendent
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OasSIs 2arkaa.
clTY or JEFFKRsoE

err JEFFERSON, Feb. 5, 1853.
Arrived yesterday-l47 Texas Beeves. Sold
BOG Texas and % Western Beeves, G7 Calves and
1earllngs, and lao Hogs. Stock on sale-403
Texas and "a Western BeeFes, Isl Calves and
learnEs, 925 Hogs, 1885 Sheep, and 80 Mich
Cows. We quote:
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COMPARATIVE RECETPTs OF COTTON AT THIS FORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS,
1897
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock hRHd and shipbosrd this % tO
SyGAR-There is but little alteration to notice
in the movement under this heading for the past
three days. There has been a steady aud active
demand, and the receipts have met with ready
sales. Saturday and Monday there were sales of
7S2 bids, at 7589c. for inferior, 9A9l0c. for
common, lObGllC. for good common, l26l28c.
fair. l2sWl24c. for good fair l2lGl3c. for fully
fair, l3i@l34c. for prime, l3@1l4c. for choice,
l49l44c. tor yellow clarified. and l5I6l5&c. for
white. The sales to-day embraced ali tle re-
ceipts at an advance Of lc. e H., viz:
Infsrior.... q &C. n Fully Fair. l3tlsI3He p y.
Coed Com, IHSi2c lChoice. 80. IA, aI4is,
Fsir....... l2, s21Sc - lYelow olard I4lsSl4Ec.
Good Fair. las else. white - l5l5Sl5s4c -
MoLAsSEs-Has been in continued active de-
mand during the three days under review. The
limited receipts and light supply of the CHOICE
descriptions have enhanced the prices. Sales Sat.
uTday and Monday SIS bbls. To-day the receipts
were confined TO 80 bills, and were taken as soon
81 landed at full quotations, which we repeat:
Good fermenting 7jc., prime do. SIC, chloe do.
Sic, and 75@S04c. for reboiied.
FLoUR-The market opened on Saturday firm,
but owing 20 the light stock on hand operations
were limited. Buyers for the trade were looking
around quite freely. but the sales effected were
confined 10 4ss bbls. at full prices. On Monday
the demand was active at an advance of Csc. y
Dbl. To-day the untavorabe weather, together
with the limited supply offering, impeded opera
TONS The market is firm at previous figures.
Sales to-day amounted TO sl3 bbls. as follows so
bbs. superfne at $40 IS, 6l3 double extra st sll,
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sUYIMER RESORTS.
UIEGINIA SPRINGS.


UIEGINIA SPRINGS.
The following celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS OF cas-,
by railroads short lines roads
comfortable coaches By contract ten passengers
wi be ousn for Visitors ON AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF
White sulphur.
GREKNBRiKR COUNTY, WEST YIRGLNLL
Sweet Springs End Salt Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
Route via Virginia Central Railroad Jackson River Depot
until about the 10Th Of July when the railroad viii
Covngton; and from BOnssck the Virginia and Tennss
see Railroad, via stages-
Hot Springs, Healing springs, and Bath
Alum Springs
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Route via Virginia Central Railroad 20 MnlsbOJo Depot
Rock bridge Alum Springs,
RocEBRIDGK COUNTY,
Route via Virginia Centsal Railroad Goshen Depot
Augusta White sulphur Alum Springs,
FoRNERLY sTKIBLIEGsJ
Route via Central Railroad Stanton thence BY stages
the Springs.
Allegheny 81 rings,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Route via Virginia Central Orange and Alexandria saws
vile Depot on Virginia and tennessee Railroad
COYner's sulphur Springs,
soTKCoURT COUNTY, VA
Route above Coyners Springs Station Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
Through Tickets procured at the principal cities
West North aud South, all the above named Springs
The PropetOrs Of the Springs provided
entire outfit # New Furniture all dsparmsnts
and will use every effort 10 make visitors satisfied
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THdEEsAREUTIC VALUE OF aRMAULr

u =
FerruEiROus syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
,STns R f9so sc s SR52ys 9 y AZ
called FeTrqgno9s syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Messrs CHI
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexcepona merit and
toe most highly e-peient persons now agree in recognising
The following important been received FROM
Germany Gounty 9eosnzed g posses the first chemists II
the Law Courts who tesass following 10 the
value Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna Get
NT GRIMAULT has sucossded In the hsppiost manner in
AND EXCELLENT MEDICINES The mon. 50 as I he rs5
thus disguised addition 70 s agreeable favor IS mucf
Mr. GRIMAULTs FERRUGINoUs SYRUP is therefore ons
fsaeinoss Medicine WHICH BSs solved tie tSsrapue STo
long sought after, q giving iron and bark in simple ard
Oksnoai Anslyser to the Law Courts HasSita Chemist
a K DU WIEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry
Vienna replies Messrs Grimau Co. regards the higt
estimation in which Mr. KletSinski is held:
"FEKSoH ENBAssT vIEssA,
Vienna, August ., 1864 !
Excency, the Ambassador have the honor inform yor
that Professor kletEns man Of high sanding At Vienna
that he personally much thought 81 and for Of the
best chemists in Germany.
Consul and attschs 10 the Embassy.
General Depot In Paris, 68IMAULT CO.'S.
In New Orleans, DUCoNsE, DELoCHE 1 GUILLoTs
And At every good ChemistS
THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEs OF
hsssrs Grimanlt Co e IOdiIed syrup OF Horss Rad.
Co. Chemists to 4 a Prince SsPosoS a faF. Z
excellence s1ccedani0us 70 Cod Liver OIL and the
treatment follow in Emphatic and ScreuOuE asc
tons well In various Cutsneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest toe analysis Of this
medicine by Professor KletEnsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed 70 MessrS
rmault Co.. BY bis Exceency the French Embasssd0r 81
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
Is il IS follows:
"Gmsults Iodred Syrup OF Horse Radish 3 not IN ss
elementary and csustc state but in the state Of iodhydc acid
and Of organic combination similar the iodine contained IL
OOd Liver Oil
Signed VTScEHf KLErKIrsKi,
Chemical AnalySer 70 the Law Cours Vienna Hospita
Chemist I and R. Do WEDRH,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FRKEcH ENBlssY AT VrKEsA, I
Vienns, August Is 1855.
Messrs. 6rimkult Co, Chemists At Paris:
In reply the letter addressed his Exceency the
EubassadOr the honor Professor
Kletsnsh IL Of high standing Vienna that be
personally much thought Of and Of the be5t
Chemists In Germany. PIERRKT,
Consul ard At.sehe TO the Embassy.
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COYkER's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This well known WATERING PLACE, situated In Fots.
tour county Virginia the line OF and In fun Of
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be again opened for the
ecepton of visitors tile LIST OF June.
Persons leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg Ill arrive the evening the Springs those
coming from the South and West reich the Springs
ten hours from Bristol.
Visitor desiring stop, by informing the conductor when
tn strike the Virginia and Teunesse Railroad of the
will be landed at the platform imm, dztey opposite the
Sprii gs-
The undersigned formerly Richmond takes pleasure IN
Informing bis friends and the pubic generally that he has
removed TO this place with the intention Of making his
residence and viii spare neither expeaseo
render pleasant and agreeable TO his There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
medicinal qualities of which generally fAvosby
known that il deemed unnecessary speak their virtues
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be II attendance during
the
TERMS;
W
~ 20
Board per month. rs %
WIN. H. FRY, Proprietor,
POstOdice, Bnnsaeks
Roanoke county Va
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-Batr hrlOr's Hair RYe-Thla Splendid
Hair Dye Is the best IN hs world the and
Dye; harmless reabe nstantane. no ridiculous tnts
remedies The VI ELECTS Of bad dyes and leaves the
Hair colt aud beautiful Ri ick BroFn Sold by all Dug
Ciss and Perum and rOuery spoiled at Bachelors Wig
Fac orv No. l6 Bond street New York
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. Flows
sA MUEL LOCKE,

~
SAMUEL LOCKE,
IMPORTER DEALER r.
Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE and CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS, BAR and SHEET IRON.
TIN and TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, ZINC, MAILS.
AXES, sHovELs, SPADES, HOBS, LEAD PIPES,
SHEET LEAD, RUsBER BETTING. HOSE and PACK
ING, CoRDAGE and WINES, OILS PAINTS, LAMPS.
Lanterns. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, and
TOOLS Of every description
Constantly hAd full assortment Of James H. Halls
Maysville, Kentucky PLOws, COOKING and HKATINS
STOVES Of every description
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
stewart Stoves,
FOB LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, TEXAS AND
ARKANSAS
Liberal advantages offered 70 the Trade by
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81 80, Al and 4S Peters street,
Between Customhouse and Benvle streets.
HARD~AEEAN AND SHIP CaANDLkEv
BILLS 4. BosTIOK, FRANK W. sEYKeUki
8Ostick q Esyuour.
IraPortsr and Dealers IA
5EASy AsG RHELF HARDwAK AHD ugFEEKS
TOvLs, IN HAgE 2nd TINSEk's TCoLs
Bar sDa En- st ISON TIN and TIN PLAZA
SHEET COPPER, s-NO, nails, AXES,
CHAINS, sHOVELs SPADES, hoes,
LEAD PIPE. SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPN
GRASS WORK and PIPR YIrTINGs
ES6BsA BELTIEG, HosE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, OORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK TWIFAS
OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS, LAETERNs, zsc
All Kline sr6tssos noat and Railroad soppHes
Fulton aud Front streets, corner Common.
Sole Agents ferJ. ID. Seston's LIGHTNING RODS,
Louisiana Mississippi Texas sud Alabama
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HAYS. NOISE Il NEW.
HARRY 7. HAYS, & WARREN NOISE, JOHN IL NEW
Attorneys and COunseIIcrs at Law,
OFFICE NO. Il ST. CHARLES STREET. NEW
ORLEANS LA.
/ IL. HALSEY-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
oFPIoE-PoIEr CoUPE1 G. Il.
WIN practice bis profession in the of the Seventh
Judicial District
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN BIS OWN ARTIST.
A seieutInc Wonder.

An Instrument by which any person correct Like
reses or Photographs This instrument with full instrue-
tons sent ~ mail for dollar Address
C. B AMES CO.,
Isl Broadway, New York
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MACHINERY.

John l.. BARINGEK,
Is4. ISs. 49,. MAGAZINK......I5A.I SS, IE0
1OO....-.....Notre Dame STR st.....-......100
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer In
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINeS. for Steam,
Water and Gas.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET RoR WORK, in an ltS
nufsrOus branches, for Steamboats,, Plantations Brew
cries Disalleries and Private Dwellings.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGs put up In thu
ssAtest manner and on the shortest notice,
COPPER STILLS made 10 order.
CONSTANTLY
large assortment Of Brass Globe Valves Check Valves
horizontal and vertical on Globes and Cups all sises
Steam and Water Cocks Of various psterns ssu asnges
Magnetic Water Gsuges and 6snge Cocks, etc, sc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY
9be celebrated hIfOHELL STAR LIG HTNING RODS
and POINTS, which took The First Premium Fair
Orders from city and country solicited and promptly
tended
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MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITTsBUR0, MARYLAND.

THIS Institution founded IN 1903 incorporated
powered 20 confer Degrees in 1880 has continually improved
and dded TO It's means BY giving THOROUGH EOUOAa
TON, CLASSIC AFU SCI cNTIFIC.
TIE First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins In the
week Of August; the Second 90 the 18th of January
The Terms Board and Tuition $500 per e.
for each Session Sl5O-payabe in advance Clothing
toney If supplied By the College must also be paid
IN advance.
the students Instructed in the Doctrines and trained
20 the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
There Preparatory Department for Pupils qualified
for the Collegiate Course For further Informs apply 70
the PRESIDENT, JOHN MCgAFFREY, D. ID.
C. ID ELDER, 81 and % Camp street, New Orleans be
applied 10 a. Agent for the College.
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. ATCHES...,,. .....'.".......W ATCI
100000 In Watches

For sale on the popular ONE-PRrCE PLAN giving ever
Patron q HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard TO Value,
And not TO be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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A LLEGHANR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
This celebrated Watering Place having undergone hOroug
repairs and been furnished throughout department
entirely and hrs open the
ceptiOn Of visitors the 18th day June.
The reputation of this water extensive and hrmy
established that useless 70 the particular disc
for which is specific The propretos have endeavorsd
maie attractive Watering Place in the mountain,
Of Virginia
Comfortable Coaches viii meet each train Shswsvle
for a. the Springs The
partner will be assisted in TIE MANAGEMENT by gentleman
experience, spd pains spared render visitors comfort
able c. A. COLHOUH A cent
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SHAKsPEABx IKoN FOUNDKY.
~ soc 0irOd street, Esv orsans
goHE sKDDEs-Jos A. sBkKsPKARE-s YwoOFl
2eddsss Shakespeare - Cs.s
ITon add Fo.ndes snusaours svsry
variety Of steam Engines, Sugar Mills Draining nashines,
NIL and Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store Frsnta OolumnL
Sash Wsghta etc klscEsunitN Nork - on kindG
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GUNs.....'...........s UNs...... GUNS.
We are now in receipt Of fall line Of English German
American Double snd Single UNs, at reduced prices
HENRY FOLSOM CO.,
No. 5 Old Levee street, opposite the PostoioaA
Agency Remington Arms Company,
Depot Of Colts Revolvers.