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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

THE Corn CRoP.-In the commercial article
Of the St Louis Republican OF Monday we find
the following iA reference 20 the corn crop Of
1871. We can add that the crop in this portion
Of Illineis has been shortened fully fourth by
The drought, and Is below tina. of last year:
Former reports OF the prospective yield of
corn this season appear to not only have exagge.
rated the acreage, but TO be doomed to disap-
pointment as to the aggregate yield. 1t Is prob.
able that the amount OF ground under cultiya-
tion is but little excess Of last year. and that
while the promise of large yield may be full
filled in Iowa, and portions Of Missouri and Hi.
nois there will be falling off in other portions
sufficient to reduce the crop to If not below last
season. Within the week We have been shown
letters received by our commission merchants,
: hich establish the conclusion tina. the corn
crop has already been materially injured in
El1thern Illinois, in Indiana, in Ohio, and in
certain counties si Missouri, by the long con.
tinued drouth, aud that this injury is so posi-.
tive As to negative the hope OF recuperation from
the early fall rains. Gentlemen Of experience
who have personally visited the sections referred
TO coincide in this conclusion, and others who
have examined the cornfelds OF kentucky re-
port that the corn crop in that state will be far
below the anticipation held by farmers two
mOuths since.
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PRRaA-Foe over three months past every
sabls despatch and every mail from across the
sssaa has given accounts Of the ssvasss of fam
Inc and pestilsnce IN Persia. To give some idea
a the sfliction OF that devoted country, We give
si.gls despatch, dated Sept. LIST.
In Psrsis the cholera and famine are still max
.sag fearful ravagss among the people. On Aug:
:, tslegran received by the Gsllstin board OF
trade iFom Tabreez. reports the rapid spread OF
cholera in that city. During the previous week
the deaths from the epidemic averaged 200 day
and when the telegram was despatched the in-
habitants were flying in thousands. The intel.
isencs At Tabreez at the same date was
that the famine In the southern provinces in
stsad Of abating was worse than ever. The Le-
want Hsro'd publishes statement that in KOra.
can one-rhird of the whole population has per.
ished from starvation, and at Ispahsn not less
than $1,000 souls have succnmbed to it. Ever
since the sad pilgrimage to Kerbeta, the cholera,
typhus, smallpox, famine, and cattle plague
have combined to ruin the country.
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Goldsmith Maid is reported to have trOtted
at Milwaukee, on Wednesday, mile in 2:l7
If so, she is certainly queen of the turf, and
Dexter must take a back seat. But it may be
apprehended that the alleged performance
will be looked upon with Suspicion in the
sporting circles of the east, in view of the
fact that it occurred under such bucollc aus
pices, and that the Cold Spring course is no.
t0rously "fast track" Then it would be
interesting to know whether the time was
kept by turf watch or by the town clock,
suggests the Chicago Times
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An HISTORICAL INCIDENT.-Once there was
Roman Emperor named Pertlnax. When
he was raised TO the throne he resigned to
his relatives his whole private fortune HIS
reason for doing this was that they might
have no pretence to solicit favors at the ex.
pense OF the state. There are those who will
see in the reproduction Of this little historical
incident purpose to reflect on some one
Whyi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

The Liverpool Post of Aug. "a gives an &C.
seunt Of probably the fastest travelling on rec.
ord. On the afternoon Of Aug. I'd gentleman
left San Francisco, arrived at New York on the
9th. just in time to take passage on the Wiscon.
sin for Liverpool, where he arrived on the 10Th,
having made the entire journey in II days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

The radical county convention of Kendall
county, held at Yorkville last Saturday, in.
structed its delegates in favor Of DR.. Pierce a.
the candidate for Congress in this district, and
in favor Of Gen. Oglesby for Congressman at
large.
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Hessrs. Root d Cady, Chscago.

Aessrs. Root d Cady, Chicago.
DEAR SIRs There is no Piano on earth tha,
would be willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone, evenly balanced. honestly
made, and wearing like piece Of wrought steel
it we'll deserves to be called "The National
Piano" CHAs. D. LAKEY.
Editor and Publisher The american Builder
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TOE! ZOE! ICE!

CANAL OFFICE, Lockport. Aug. a. 1871.
Sealed bids will he received at the Canal Office ia Ockport
until neon on the 18th day Of September ISL for tho privilege
OF taking a the Ice nom the steamboat basin and channel nj
La Sale. and from the canal Vt Ottawa from tho aaueduc
west In sections or 1000 feet also tho Ice the eidecnt at o.
year payable annually on the ist day Of Dccebe and ON
I..l..- ~ 49, ROBERT MILNE sec'y,
sept. e-2w Lockport,1 III.
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A CUE !.Dr. C: Anderson's Blood Purify
ng ann Uaharuc Medsne Eye wash Eye Sa.ve Rhen
carefully prepared my medicine from pure root. and ner
LOT over twenty years therefore them with
cSndncc to all as safe family medicine. II purely yege
table, Read the following testimonials
a., 60 Sampson ST., Chicago, Aug. %, 1860.
DIR; anderson: have much pleasure IN Informing You
tat the medicines furnished by You my family IN very
we're eases Fever and Aguc have completely cured them
that terrible diseases their operation Is something wonderful
and believe you owe IL TO suffering humanity
measure for giving their existence wider publicity rs have
no doubt nom my own experience that their application
would Invariably be attended with the MANIFEST results
gratefully yours, A. l.. MORRISON,
$780, Member of Illinois Legislature.
Wholesale and Retail Depot ut W Lincoln Avenue corner
Centre street North Side, one block from Lincoln Park Chi.
cago, Illinois, DR. c, ANDEitSON
For sale by all druggists. scpV-lm
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School Books. all kinds used in city aud coul
try, at O.man & Hapemsn's.
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MARSEILLEs ITEMS.

MARsEILLEs, Sept. 8, 1871.
Died, on Monday Aug. 4th, Mrs. Daily, wife
Of Mr.. E. Daily. Funeral took place on Tues.
day afternoon.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. James Galloway, Of
Hickory Point, took place on Saturday, Septen.
Der I'd.
The sociable and festival, given by the ladies
Of the Episcopal church, for its benefit, at the
rooms of the Crystal Fountain Division Sons of
Temperance, on Tuesday evening, was most
enjoyable affair." The Rev. Jonas Green auuouno.
cd the sociable closed at 10 o'clock, after which
the young folks danced to their hearts content
Messrs. John W. Raymond and Adams were
thrown from their carriage this morning, and
were badly, but not seriously, hurt.
The large bric,, building erccsed by the Land
u Water Power Co., is very soon TO be occupied
by "a large organ manufacturing company from
Chicago. CHI PHI.
Dan Rice's paper, tho Cosnopotte, for repub.
lican paper, is c,cious on President Grant, this
way:
Horace Greeley saya "Thero is y general feel.
ing .thst NE Grant 5ansily is too large" Rela.
lively speaking this rAay apply, but the general
feeling with regard to the head Of the family IT,
that it is altogether too small. fa ...t 'etf'
j. Milton Smith, well known throughout the
northwest as manager Of horse fairs, died ut
Geneva on the 9th inst, Of consumption. III
. was 80 years Of age
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Rtm advertisement.
Goods at Lower Prices
Than Elsewhere in the CITY.
Summer Dress Goods at Cost
And the Best Variety in Ottawa.

Anu me BEST variety IN ottawa.
Having secured a large
lot Of goods in the various
lines at a very low rate,
the undersigned firm are
prepared to offer induce
ments even to retail deal
ers, at prices to compete
with Chicago market. Do
not fail to ask the price of
Dayton Goods Flannels,
Blankets, Yarns, Beavers
& Cloth Of every descrip-
ton. These are the Best
Goods in the west, and we
make a Specially in all
the above lines.
A Full Line Of Standard Gro
ceries, and of the Very Best
Quality, will always be found in
stock. Special Attention given
to House Furnishing Goods.
Our Carpet Stock is complete.
Our Large stock in this line gives rs the
advantage over the few pieces of inferior
grade to be found with retail dealers in
common. Our stock comprises some $50
patterns, in goods from the lowest grades
to tho very best Carpets made.
We shall offer special inducements in Car
pets this Fall, as our Fall Contracts were
made before the rise. We will measure. cut
and fit Carpets to rooms, and make them
when desired. We warrant every Carpet
to be just what we represent it. We buy
the goods direct from the manufacturers.
and are satisfied we can make lower prices
| Ten tho same grade of goods than any 9TH
er house in the city.
All persons wishing to pur chase will find
| it to their advantage to call and examine
| our stock.
| GRInInV E pnRkNQ
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Announcements.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD . Democratic
candidate for County Treasurer.
At the solicitation OF friends and voters OF La
Sale county hereby myself the
ONCE Of County Treasurer r. O. BLACK
s.W RAYMOND is candidate for the office Of County
Treasurer Of La Sale county subject decision Of
Democratic County Convention, should one be held
Al the request Of many voters hereby myself
scanddate for the Office Of County Treasurer.
JUSTUS HARRIS.
#arrtrD.
On the 3oth inst. by Rev s. Lawson Of Farm Ridge Mr.
JOHN H. CRAWFORD 10 Miss MARGARET MCGEE. both Of this
county.
Die0.
At Ottawa. September 5th CAROLINE F.. wife OF H. L
BnrsH, and daughter Of Deacon II. W. GRIDLHY aged s.
years.
For the last thirty eight years other life devoted and
tive follower OF Lord Jesus Christ she died In the full ri
umph Of Christian faith.
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Just Received BIZ
OSMAN & HAPEMAN
Me-. h La Salle street.
ZERUB THROOPS EXPERIMENT. Bv
Mrs. A. D. +. Whitney. 81.
THE WIDOWER; also. q True Account of
:S%s s:vs 5ros: R the ..r wa
DELAPLAINE or. The Sacrifice Of Irene.
A Novel. BY Mansfield Tracy waworsh. Si.ss
THE LIFE THAT NOW Is. Sermons by
Robert Colyer. $50.
HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS. ByAgne. Leon
ard scanand. $50.
HISTORY OF THE TRIAL OF HARRY
CRAWFORD BLACK for ne killing e Colonel Y Ne
cult 81 Maryland. Paper. jOc.
WON-NOT WOOED. A Novel. BY the
author Of Bred in the Bone" &c. Paper. Soc.
WEBSTER'S CHAIRMANS MANUAL AND
SPEAKERs GUIDE, showing plainly and clearly how to
5 aoa I xne Of public ~
American Congress- the British Paramsnt the Legislature
which ADDED srsesdea.: from he S::, ~
States: AS III f q IN e Uni
cloth, &c.
The POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE
PICK-wICK CLUB. BY Charlie, Dickens. Cloth sc.
LITTLE SUNSHINES HOLIDAY. A Pic.
sure from Life By the author Of John Halifax. Gentle
DE Wits CONNECTICUT COOK BOOK,
and Housekeepers Assistant Containing plain and eco.
monte styles Of dressing and cooking every kind Of Fish,
Flesh, Fowl and Vegetable in the mOst heahfu and nv
ting manner With 1 for syfng and decorating
the dessert To which added large number Of tried re-
cpes for preserving canning and curing III serts Of vsgs
bes and fruits t. retain their ORIGINAL daver and ~
pearance. Bv Mrs. N. Orr. Boards. soc cloth sc.
JAMES GORDON'S WIFE. A Novel. Pa
Per, Ds
THE DECAMERON, or, Ten Days Enter
tanment Of BOccaeio Translated from the Italian by
<. Kelley. Reprinted from Bohn's English ubrafy-
Paper, 4Oc.
THE YELLED LADY or, The Throne and
the seafola. By Pierce Kgan. Paper, &c.
ALMOST FAULTLESS. A Story of the Pre-.
sent Day By the author Of "A Book for Governesses"
Paper, 6Oc.
TERRIBLE TEMPTATION. BY Charles
Reade. illustrated. Authors edition. Paper, SC.
FOR LACK OF GOLD. A Novel. BY Chas.
Gibbon Paper SOC.
PINK AND WHITE TYRANNY. A Socie.
yNsve. BY Mrs. Harriet Bseehsr Stowe. 3isa
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MASTERS SALE.-Norce Is hereby given.
That by virtue Of decree made and entered Of record
BY the Circuit Court Of La Sale county, state of Illinois,
the June term Of said court 1871, In certain cause
then pending In said court the chancery side thereof
Wilson and Emma L. WILSON, his Wife, Ralph Emerson VII
Tuesday, the Sd day Of October d. 1871 at the houi of
o'clock y The afternoon ofsad day offer for SALE the south
door OF the County Court House In Ottawa said
public auction and will then sell to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing property being the ordered by said
cree to be sold that Is to say: - -
Blocks nineteen and twenty in Vests Third Addition to
the Town Of Tonica and also outot one, Vests Fourth
Addition to the Town of Tonica in the county OF La Sale
and state of Illinois.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. GEORGE NJ, LELAND
49, Master In Chancery
L. N. LELAND, Conlpits SOLICITOR. sepy-iw
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HORSE BRUsHEs-The best in this market at
Stones Harness Shop.
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The above preparations may be had OF all First Class Deal
es In the Northwest at as reasonable rates any reliable
goods. cepl sin
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IL SINKING FAST.-Palc, miserable

IL SINKING FAST.-Palc, miserable,
'' outraged, without relish for food: without
'n,T.y enough for cxcrtion, yet With no acnte
g-'u, or ether specific indication Of disease, ho"
"',rn dp Nc 81. tccJtc invalids fading as IL were
ru u life without any apparent cllse: we say
% in.u thtt they arc "Siuktng fast, - or "sink-
.s . graduaiy'' a. the case may be. but there is
rJ ,oOG reason why they should sink Al all. Per-
,it, In this desd alive ttaie simply want lnslSo
rn!in. ai.d gital'zirg. Nature, Ia state ol tor
i'r lcmands help. Bling out the reserve OF
loity IN the Gys,s III, brace the nerves tone the
mach, break up the morbid trance ol hody ana
mud with course OF ii ETfER'S SEoMACH
btIItRS. II can be done IL has bccu done lh
- rsaIds OF instances. The ,f CO. upon the en-
'.y.!e frame IL electric. Never give up, how
,,,f iingud and broken dowr. EenenDer lhai
f,r the exhausted, Ihg dcbiltta:td, the despopa-
ir,, Ih!s powerful vcfet& able restorative Is Rtn-
doe elixir. II is not nere stimuli ,nt that pro-
ks tran:ieu. Il ash of vIgor In The system, ana
IcI ca y,:s II IN u more depressed condition thaH
lore. II rem owes the cause3 OF debility by al
nag thc stcIciDns. aEd regulating the action OF
#s internal organs, as we'll as re-fn 'orclnR them.
L. 10 particularly valuable medicine al this sea-
f1n bee ausc s. IL an an.d1te TO the malaria which
20 duc-s Intermittent fever, bilious colc, ana
ul!.r disorders Cf the boTe's prevalent In inc iai
&c c50-dcUd& vi.
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TEE OPEN POLAR Washington,
November 1.-The following, dated OctO-
Der 9th, is a translation of information re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department from DR..
A. Peterman, OF Gotha: The telegram
dated October 8, 1871, which announces
the return Of Captain Weyprecht and
states that in the month of September an
open sea was found from AZ degrees to go
degrees east of Greenwich to the north.
ward of 7s degrees north latitude: The
.northernmost point reached was 10 degrees
north. On the meridian 4S degrees east
was found the most favorable state OF ice
towards the north pole, with q pro6aDle
connection with the open sea north of Sibe-
ria toward the east. This appears to be
the most favorable route towards the north
pole. DR.. Peterman remarks: The last
part of this telegram cannot understand,
but have reason to assume that Garland,
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PUBLIC FRAUDS IN PH1LADELPHIA-IN-
DlCTMENT OF CITY OFFICIALS.-PMladel
phid, November 1.-The efforts of the Citi-
zenS Municipal Reform Association to
have legal proceedings instituted against
those concerned IN the recent defalcatlon in
the treasurer's office have been successful.
The District Attorney has sent in bill of
Indictment against the city treasurer, Mar
Ger, and his brother, which has been re-
turned as true by the grand jury, and war
rants have been ISSUED for the arrest of the
accused, and will be served this afternoon.
1t is expected that searching investiga-
ton by the courts into these transactions
will lead to developments that will shed a
food of light on the manner in which the
affairs of the city are managed.
The city treasurer has hearing at noon
Thursday.
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AssAss1NATIoNs AND RoBBERIEs by Ne
oRoEs IN THE SoUTH.-AugustG, November
1.-John, the German who was assssslnated
in his store by an unknown negro, died
to-day. ........
The Montmallin parties, who were shot
and wounded while asleep, last week, on
by band of South Carolina negro kukluX,
are now in this city, and will recover from
their wounds. No arrests have been made
of the negro assassins.
Negro liehwaymen have been robbing
countrymen coming to Savannah by the
Louisville road.
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rLEARAND HARMLESS AS WATER.
SSA1rANs,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THEHAIR,

perfectly clear prep sration, In one bottle, as
easily applied as water, for restoring to gray hair
its natural color and youthful appearance 10
eradicate and prcrent dandruf TO promote sne
growth Of the hair, and stop It's falling.
1t is entirely harmless and perfedty Jree tLom
any poisonous substance and Will therefore take
the place or all the dirty and unpleasant prepaias
tions now In use. Numerous Testimonials naYe
been sent up from many Of our most promlnent
citizens. In everything In which the articles now
in use are Objectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
ts perfect. It is warranted 70 contain neither
sugar OF lead, sulphur, or nitrate OF silver Clear
and clean as aIer IL does not soil the clothes or
scalp. 1t is agreeably perfnmed, and makss one
of the best for the in use 1t rsetores
the color or the hair perfectly and uni tTornLy
than any other prep paratton, and always does so IN
from three TO ten days. Virtually feedtng the
roots OF the hair with all the nourtshtug Qualities
necessary to Its growth end healthy condi6ion, if
restores the decay and induces new groWtn OF
the hair more positively than anything else. Inc
application of this wonderful discovery also pro-
duces pleasant and cooling effect on the scaIp,
and gives the b sir pleasant and elegant appear.
We call especial attention TO the fact that
limited number OF small trial bottles can be had
by those wishing to try 1t. You will notice that
In pursuing this courte our aim Is 10 convince by
the actual merits Of the article.
VIZ ARTHUR NATTANs,
Inventor and proprietor Washington, D. 9.
For sale Wholesale and retail. by PUkCELL,
LADD i CO., Proprietor's Agents, Richmond,
Va. oc n eodsm
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For other Local Matters see I'D page.

We, the undersigned exhibitors at the Virginia
State Fair, desire to ,cturn our thauks to The
Off ers Of lhe association for their unifo cour-
tesy and The facilities extended for the display OF
our machines; and especially to init e hest FORD,
OF Ford's Hotel for his constant and untirng
efforts 10 promote our comfort curing our staY'
notwi hist anaing the crowded condition OF his
house. ". A. Nl1oJ, Alliance Agricultural
Work, Alliance, Ohio; JOHN C. EuRBoRoW,
general arsyt Kirby Mower and Reaper, = B5lti-
more, Md; j. II. tMITH. Caution, Ohio, JOSHUA
THOMAS and l.. G. BRUsTKR, Baltimore, Nd.
representatives of the Buckeye Mower and
Reaper and Sweepstakes Thresher aud Cleaner.
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Visitors to The Fair will take notice that TAKkE
Il RYLhND. DIS Main street. are state agents fos
Webstcr's dictionaries, The Speucerian copye
books, BoImes's speer and readers, Ma1ry's
biographies, Venable's arithmatcs, Bullion's
gralnmars Dnvies's arithmctics, Holiness Hier
tory OF the United States, &C. ; and are prepared
IT, furnish all public school-bo0ks and supplies at
"cun.ract pricss.n
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PIGEON TOURNAMENT. - To-day is The
time appointed for the pigeon tournament
at the Fair Grounds. To complete the ar
rangements, all subscribers arc requested
to meet at the sccretary's Office on the
Fair Grounds this morning ut 10 o'clock.
Puuctual attendance IS important, as all
details for the sport will then be perfected.
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DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-On yesterday
while little Harry Tanner, son Of Mr..
James II. Tanner, was standing on horse
power at the Fair Grounds, his feet be-
came entan gled in the machinery, cutting
off one of his heels and badly larcerating
the other. He was promptly taken to his
fathers residence, on Broad street, where
DR.. Manson dressed his wounds.
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II NOEE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
.J CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO THE FAIR.

7. L. PRICE & CO. are again In market, ana
~ steamers and express daily are adding largely
ru iaalr vxtensiv. slcck OF STAPLE ami FANCY
nuuD> Every no?e!!y in the dress line is now
coming; also, CLOAKS aud SHANLS Tor ful
ud winter in endless variety.
RAIN AID Plaid treach and Irish Pnpilns,
Diagonal ropl!ns, every Shade and qualify
t.'Snuieres and Aerinos, al! qualities:
Back Gro Gl.ia and Bonnet silks. low bar
rE;Gs;
Faucy Color ed silks, plain and striped;
Ctlomanb, Satin Lustres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
jIrn:!ttt< Cloths, Bcmbaz!Le Cieth.
Is MOURNING GOODS:
N,Inurs aud FIc9ch Iop!ins O.tomans,
TauIsc, Imrt ralricc Gro De Nice,
;,fn De Athens, Double MohtirS, hlpacas,
HnmhI zucs (fIenCh and fnGiish1
ta1pe Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape collars, NC.
X :TAfi,-S
Blankets, Faunrls, Linens. Cotton and Linen
n,,,luEa. l;amstk. TuWeiings, ti"th, Cdssl,
D'.It", ktstingS, Gcot's and Ladder Shirt5 anu
:'raw",.. locks, Stockings. Bofoms, We, &c.
AZ al which wiIl he sold at tm III pToHls' anu
'N,IN rli}cl. guarant1ed OF best quality. No spS-
.as -. "i p tees SivcD, hu: let srnsihic people
nt.i:,, Tor taCuistlv"G. II. X. Prize ~ ~
urlI llUl slain, corner Eleventh street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Yesterday morning
about 8 o'clock a little son Of Mr.. John
Tyler, who resides oil Broad street below
Twelfth, was run over by wagon loaded
with bricks and badly injured about the
shoulders and head. Competent surgical
aid was called in, and at last accounts the
little fellow was suffering terribly. This
accident is owing entirely to the careless
ness of the driver, who failed to stop his
team even aftersseeing the little fellow. un-
der bis horses feet.