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SChOOi Books. Stationary. &c.
y Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuiy's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
Websler's School Dictionary.
ALso-rrimers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Accom-, Books, dileren, sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER HlCKLING.
Sept. 81, 1917
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L.. Boots and Shoes.
30 Cases Mems Coarse Boots,
s Boys do
10 Il" Mems do and Kip Rrogans
r &" Boys do do
5 Mems Calf Boots
5 do Kip do
10 Womens calf and kip shoes
and Bootees
200 pairs ladies' kid Slippets and val.
king Shoes, and chlldrens Roots !
Shoes. Of all kinds and prices.
Oct. |. ~. CusuMAN & GrIpLry.
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1'lOW steel.

ESNs CSr received good assert
asc,zssaeD ment Of pow steel, A, 3, g.
8, ~ -, II aud II inches wide, Of superior
quality. Also. Carriage springs, buggy asles
with pipe bo,cs, for sale hy
JCne 10, 1917. ]. MANLET & co.
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Forty pieces OF rich, new style,
Fall Il W ntc Dress Goods,

Fa II Il Wintc Dress Goods,
suCH AS
Plain and Fancy Alpacas.
Satin stripe and checked A lpacas.
Tartan. Rob Roy. & Oregon PIaids,
Orleans Cloths,
DeLisle and Orleans Cloths,
Mouselinc-de Lanes.
Plaid, all wool. Cloaking, &c.
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Hardware !

NOR sale cheap, large stock, consisting in
l. part of
log, Truce, and Waher Chains.
Manure and hay Forks, Shovels and
Spades. scoop Shoves, Hoes; mill, cross
cut, and hand Saws. Coffee Mills, strap
hinges, hugurs, ShoveIs and Tongs,
hammers, halchels, steel & iron squares,
spring balances, looking glasses clothes,
hair, white wash, shoe and horse Brush
es, curry combs, cattle and wool cards,
butts and screws. Norfolk and maleable
Door Lalches door, trunk. chest, cup.
board, till, pad, stock and mortice Locks,
knives and forks butcher, bread, shoe,
and pocket knives; table and teaspoons,
gralers mncing knives, mahogany knobs
table butts, draw shaves, axes, files, sad
irOrs, door scrapers, states, ink powder,
selves, shutters. candle sticks, whips,
raw hides, wheel heads, egg iryers, and
pewter porringers.
Oct |. lSi7 CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
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Mons md Bows Cnns.

go large and complete an assortmnet Of CAPS
pwns meier before offered for sale in Peru. as
is to be found nt MCMILLAN * BROS.
Peru oct, 20 1917.
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Coal. COal.,

YENIE subscriber is now prepared to furnish a
superior article OF coal, TO all those wish
ing to lay in their winter SIMPLY, or to tearAs,em
Tor the Chicago market. He has a number Of
men at work iD lis pis, snd can furnish any
amouu, required, al the lowest cash price
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, Sept. II 1917.
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Fish, Fish.

NLOTHS---
" Black. blue, bue-back, green, brown, and
grey Broad Cloths
Black. blue, and green Beaver Cloths,
Black, blue. brown. & fancy Cassimers,
Sa,lnetts. of all qualities and prices,
Twceds, Ky. Jeans and Hard,imcs,
For safe very low, fbr cash or produce.
Oct. | 1917. CCSHMAN 81 GRIDLEY,
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.

The ElccIuary contains no Mineral Medicine.
no Aloes, CoocynIh, Cambrogr or other povcr-
iul and irritating pur.ntrvr. No fear Of taking
cold While undrfi- influence, no change in. di-
ct necessary. lrhken according to thu dircc-
lions \ CURE FOR LIFE Is GUARAN-
TIED.
UTPhmphles giving valuable Information re
spcc'ing this medicine may be obtaIncdo OF Agents
gratis.
Ttfor sale in 81. Icui. at the Family mel
icinc store Of DIR. T.. EASTERLY. No. 7G
ChesDu, street nearly opposite the Post O:licc.
DR.. t.. Eas,eTy, sole general agent Tor Mis-
sour, Illinois and Wisconsin, tO whom all W
ders mus, be addressed.
KING Il WHITE, Agents, Ottawa, Illinois
Ottawa, Nov. II. 1917.
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MILLINERY.
NOTICE.

4 OSr--A Black Morocco Poke, Book, con-
tanning nmoug other papers two promis-
smy notes executed by John Wallace, on or
about the ih nf May 1876; one To Mary u.
Wallace lor $50; the other - sarah \. wal
lace for SlGO, All persons are tre"afued
against purchasing said ro'e~, as payment upon
them has been stopped WILLIAM AhhACE.
Ottawa Nov g. 1911.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

Married ladies are almost invariably suhjCc, to
iha, painful and injurious disease. the Piles, with
consequent Inflammation ullha stomach, Bowels.
and spine week.-mrs. of the back, flow OF Blood
10 the head, &C. The Elcctuary j. perfectly safe
fcr Pregnant, ladies and the most useful catharlic
that can posshly he used, as it will not oulV rc-
move the Piles suI all lnnammatory diseases
"ithout pain or iruiatior, hut will ensure mn ca
~ time, safe delivery, and 4 sound constitution
IN the Offspring
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Liquors.
\ E " q O o DIS.
4 lCXaniCr w. NEa.iI!

NOW offers for sale n, the NEW STORE on
~ the northwest corner of the public square.
a large lot Of entire new goods. at prices as low
as any other house in the state. His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
Broadclo'hs, Ginghams,
Casslmures, Prints,
SatineIs. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kenukv Jeans, Oregon "
EestIngs, California
Mous.de.Lancs, Rough & Ready.
AlpaCas, Plaid l.inseys,
Cashmcr.de.L Lanes, Wool shaWls.
Bed Tickinl, Drilling. Flanuels. Bro. Holland,
Irish Linen, Ru.,ln Diaper. Crash, BargnG,
Batting, NickinG, Hose. Needles Pins, Rib
bins, Thread, l, Cord, Fringe, Gimp. But.
tons. Tbmbles, studs, Shirts Buttons, Suspen.
jrrs, side and Back Combs, Of all shapes and
sizes. Also, large assortment ii
Boots g. Shoes, Hdrdp0rc g. Cr0ckerg.
ALso a large lot of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havnnna, Muscovaaa
and New Oaloans sugar; Old Java and Rio
Coffee; Old Hyson, Young Tyson aud Black
Teas; NutmogS, Cloves, Pepper, AIlspce
Ginger, Indigo, Salera,us, &c. &c.
Ottawa, Oct, Is, 1917.
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Ga Spirits, Wines, &C.
49, 3 half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bbls. American do.
4" New England Rum.
| ! pipe Holland Gin, (Hour Glass
bbS. New York do.
s " Sweet Malaga Wine.
= casks Port. some very good.
3 " Madeira.
WALKER & NICKLING.
Sen, 81, lSi7
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No,is, Cassimercs \ Blankets.

{ lOths, CaSsinlercs 4. Blank cts.
" Just opening and for sale cheap,
80 pieces sup. and fine Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Mackinaw blankets.
FuIl'd. Cloths. English Rose do
Sauineus &Jcans, Horse s. saddle do
WALKER s. lllCKLlNG.
Sept 81, lSlT.
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NEcGUFFEI'S READERS AND RAYS
MErICS. The series Of Reader.
compiled Ivy DR.. McGuIlcy. comprising rs ~
does a careful selection ni uorai, Instructive and
entertaining matter, progressively arranged ard
graduated with reference TO the capacity of the
pupil, furnishes to parents aud teacherIa thor
ough and efficient auxiliary in the education ol
youth. There does not exist another series Of
readers 50 well adapted to hcilitalc the advance
mcnt Of the young learner, from the elements of
the language TO The iarthcs, point, in attaining
which the ad Of an instructor can avail him. In
order that the series may be general one, suit
ed to ercry termination and all sections OF our
country. no'hsng scctariGn in It's tendency has
been admitted.
The series comprises McGuiIry's Primer, re-
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Prints.

A CASES jus, opened by r. DAssSrrr. in
4 which may be found all the ialcs, sly les. in
Guiding
20 pieces embossed black calieoes for
mourning.
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Choice Teas.

CnOlce ICOSs
'VVN BASSNETT has paid particular at,en-.
ton To The selection Of his Teas and he
can confidently recommend them he has in store
4 half chests superior Yo,aag Hyson.
g do double sup. do
9 do extra Old Hyson.
e do choice Gunpowder.
boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea. fot
sale low. Oct 1, IS47.
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For Sale.

'ss.sfyS TIL l. lot and building now rccu
lsis,p1E pied 10y King and White, Druggists
s--ss sss< and the no .h thirty feet Of lot s, In
block TO- in Ottawa. King and White have a!
lease of said building till the lstof May next.
Enquire Of DlCKEY and LELAND.
Ottawa, Sept 8, lsi7 3m
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LOOKING GLASSES ofvarious sizes.
GIVE need not cnumeIate all the articles we
keep It is sufficient TO say tina, our assortment
of goods Is general and the guam ,ily large
enough for xix months campaign.
We tender, TO the people Oft this section, our
sincere thanks for the suppor, they have given
us the las, year, and respectfully soIici, con-
'innance Of the same, pedging ourselves thu, we
viii never 'nrn our back. on the enrmy-high
prccs.
McMILLEN & BROTHER.
Peru October %, IsI7.
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IMPURITIES OFTEE BLOOD.

For all impurities Of The blood. arising from
the imprujtnt use Of Murcury, or other causes
for all Diseases Of the skin and scrolulous niTc,.
lions. in all cases where the Blood - powcriuly
determined 10 the head. producing dizzlnrss add
distress, DIR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY Is en-
lLtnlu nnrlNnIL.I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-19
Boot and shoe store.
Boots and Shoes

uoNEY. fits, quality, for sale by
i j Nov D. a, W. MAGiLL.
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New Goods ! New Goods!

NE are now receiving from New YORK.
w Boston and phjIsjeIphian, large aud
varied assortment, Of fancy aud staple
H. Y Il q 0 u s,
And offer them for sale at such k,ic prices that
we are confident it will he to the interest of pur-
chnsets To call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We respectfully
invite our old customers and the public general
" to call over at the old stand on the south side
Of the public square and examine.
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The series comprises McGutlry's Primer, re-
tail price i cts.
McGuIltys SPellcr, 10"
do First Reader, l2!"
do Second do 20
do Thid do ~
do Fourth do 81
IL, Rhetorical Guide, - "
Also, Rays Arithmetic, part |, 10"
do do IT, "a"
do do " III, 81 J"
The subscribers are agents for the publishers
Of the above books. and will supply country met.
chants and teachers on the most reasonable aud
satisfactory terms,
KING s WHITE, Ottawa.
A. III. < G. Burnley, Chicago.
y. \. HALL. Aurora,
{. \. Books * Co., 81. Charles.
Is. W. RAYMOND & Co., Elgn.
ioRD,& WILSON, Batavia.
i'unnARD * MILLER, Oswcgo.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
La sale Probate Court.

'VNliE regular terri. of the Probate Court for
l. the county OF La Sale viii be held on the
lirst Monday Of every month at the oilice cf the
Justice ia Ottawa. II. &. COTTON.
Sepi.s. 1917. P1ob. J.,iire
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GLISSIIIRE, GLASS, NAILS, &c.
ALSO
The largest stock Of Iron and Steel KEEP, in Peru
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sRNAL REMEDY


Although the Elcctunrv was originally pre-
pared fer the euro Of Piles, yet At has proved it.
settle be Medicine far superior to all others in
all diseases Of an lnhhmmalory character with
termination of blood 10 any particular part or or
gan. In Inflammation and congestion nf the llv.
or anil spleen; Information, soreness, Uiccra.
ton Of the stomach, Bowels Kidneys, ard EIud-
der: In lnfimmnlory and Mercura Rheuma-
llsm il /. the hest Mellcine over di.cnyer,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
General Episcopal Convention.

Morning Prayers were read by Rev. DR.. Greg OF
Western New York end the Lessons by Rev. Mr.. Han
son OF Alabama.
Judge Jones OF New York then took the floor and
spoke at length against the proposition that the diocese
was vacant
When the hour Of ~ had arrived II voted that
the speaker had been repeatedly interrupted by explains
tons the order of the day should be postponed to
O'Clock.
Judge Jones having prolonged his remarks beyond
O'Clock member said that the hour had arrived for
taking the question but by general consent Judge was
allowed 90 and complete his speech which he did
in n warm and earnest manner.
When he had concluded, DR.. Jarvis requested the
House to spend few moments In profound silence -
The principles which they were about to decide
OF the profoundest importance to the church. aud
before performing solemn act II was proper that
each me mber should seek the Divine Influence.
The vote finally taken by doceses ON the first OF
Mr. lpeersos by which In case OF suspension OF
bishop the diocese may proceed TO elect new one -
II stood follows Clergy Dioceses voting - affirm
ative T. negative II, divided L. Lay Dioceses voting
% affirmative 10, negative IA, divided l., and 90 tho
canon was lost
The vote was then taken on the second OF Mr.. lneer.
soils Canons which prescribes the mode by which a
suspended Bishop may be restored II stood as follows
Clergy Doceses voting % affirmative 3. negative 20
divided g. Lsity-Dioceses voting, IS affirmative I,
negative is, divided 2 and 90 the canon was Loot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
To the American People.

H.. onaif-s I
-
As every man in the Union is interested in secur
;r., $500 .--.,.u-..,, ~ ,hs Talas-s,h; svs
r Z, :,
TEN, and 40 Pubic and private Rights are ssailed
by the uononolizins pretensions of Messrs r O ]
-, -, 4. A., D..
oii''n ano ANUS henuA4] oon''o'e'o ~ - '''-
his nov become msiter OF general importance 10 a.
certain whether those personsgss really mOnopozs
Ard oor,-o ,ha hol hp.,nes, Of relex-suhue in the
: - -
lnii-d Stsies WIFE tne purpose OF of"eine '"1 A'o
gan; pretensions the te.t Of law and justice. chs
Hinged them TO put their threats into execution = uSy
dare BY instiiutins such legs proceedings would 81
fectuslly show Ia the American peops Nnicn patent
thorses or ninr) vac sos OF cds' NSia ani Nnen VI
The nVeGnors MS OF nine VAS 'n- most 'Nus1ie lot
aceTafy ana sedy s Vel ~ e7Pes-''A' ~ "sN'S'Nos
i-lssrspne business
MY ?. " ) smith ana hF amos nenosII us'e '.''.eo
Ciocinnsu tnrea'enins summary Proseunpn' .oe
aheseo hinns"tncn' u "ot" fsN7"s 1y H1-
Printing lelcgrapn Vas Norked saceesstAy 70 SNOW
It's power, on the long lnes between riisoufsn ana
cincinnati ana Cineinnsu sni Lous'Nie-'nu' iss's
ing their assertions snd deiyins tneh tnreas
addressed Them privsts ieuer' ana after SHu enA
ens-d them pubic y % commence prossesuon sssos'
me- tnat tne American feopie could tnas oneiAy oe'ef
mine whether they or werU risnt or wrong
But Messrs 7 D j. smith and hendsil after ali tneir
csumnes and tnreais OF Peoseeuuoo instead " p,onp,
bringing TIE Meter before 'ne ifounss 81 me MTG
shhs-shAVSk FROM rhs CONFLICT "nicn sn1y nsa
denounced sssest me-Nor pAhi>S 70 encouu'rf 'nN
THOROUGH SCRUTINY when tnel, soNofoLlIiN >, FNs
IESsIoNs ~oui' nio-' WIN !" 'No WHO u VIC wis
r1 - ,. - -, ,,,,sr dal NO me-
, y, r. o., Of Nv vow m furnish The rIouT
we rrrTra.psrxrras~ reonirea Tor u.e on the new
Tals,rsnh Tn. no,x ccn.,ruc,ins NV ,h- NsxJ,r.ex
rslss.sph crr,ns,v - h.r,sen PhilsSslohi. and Nv
w. =, .,h.~ r. so,h If .hs.h cl,s. xln Ia .iw.v.
-. ..,,- A., la,al.,,r, .o,hs,Lsr 4. -.
p,., - $3.50. - sna xh.,h.r
No. I sr,,h ara EsrsslI 1co,,roIlsrs of More.
p,sn,, have an ,ei.ir> ,,o.o.oi of the Tlsrrsnh x,
tenn in the Halted st.,,-
A. Co. IN. c.luc,nia. ubii.bad hv q Ken,uckv nj.
nsr .nc. NJ Esoa.lI. vi.i, :, Thai rss,on ths hss,
s,,s,on o,,h, 4. ,h., a. ssr ,ror, ,hs sxnsrinan,s
with NV in.,rumen,. nrovns aun.ati.sc,ory" on the
line whom ,red between p,,tsbursh and Cincinnati and
Cincinnati and Louisville the constructor Of that line
ohr oRehy) has ordered large supply OF them 70 oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Father Jarauta.

The n. o. Patria publishes the following In re-
aton 10 this celebrated guerrilla chief and MS cor
fere, Father Martin. 1t is extracted from letter
dated at Vera Cruz
Father Jsrsuts had encounter on tho 18Th atine
pass Of San Juan Tue tnfsnry OF bis division, under
Inc command OF smother new guerrilla fAfhss hsfun
attack party OF Americsns composed OF ooo hisnt
ry with two pisces OF artillery saa shy es'suJ nc
f.,hsr ia person commanded the main body VI the
force. and was stationed the entrsnce OK the foO6o
with party OF the cavalry observing me 10
ho direction OF santa Re and sustaining the s' h.nN o.
10. infantry. while Col Don Msriano Seno'io eo'eieo
the rfsht With the remainder OF The mounted iorcc
About one O'Clock In the afternoon the Arxesns were
discovered by the Americans, Who q al 10 re-
soec,abe force bu, Father Martin received them win
a. fats. are that they compelled 10 retreat upon
IN. M ain body The engsxrment then became scners
and although ser having expended tneI as, csriuse
tbs ground was abandoned 10 superior numoefs yei
-. ro certain that II did no, cost The Americans DE- ar
,.i, 80 h.tpy ben A am informed but little less
than forty killed and sixty wounded
In regard TO sther Martin, the same correspond
ent says: -, r.,...
10 the Of ihs recent proceedinss o. rs.ns'
Ju.uA you vii zee mentioned new cnisi On saerrl-
lss disrns ush-d By TIE name Of Palmer MARIN Inc
f,Iiowipr Information eoncernins him may oot De- su-
pcrdaOus -, -. -, A.
sehn and more lately ia Tesechoucan Is NAIVE OF Al
csriz In Ii. kicsdom of Arrsgon 10 SPsie. az
la. and commander u the battalion OF uui.s &c h'o
gon he IVES decorated win various crosses ..
ion Tor MA wsrIis- fsai faithful intstor oil fsiner
J.r.a. 10 v.or and aepldiiy ne a.s deserved TO be
-p2OiBisd by him eonnAnder q n,. iel as
the came Dsrsor who the IN IN An' gu o.
Der VIVA Only forty dsPutei ne ground nAnd y
hand With dvison Of Americans. tom ESQ Lsz.fta
10 the National Bridge, CAUSING them mus "a ,ps
Of the many discharges Of sr.Ps sno ''n 'N7H
- To cixksou L.fsyeus said expressly. ro<sd :
4sesr lare srsra ny srVrd ~ as eaAse AnoIa
oOul4 Lass ooacetrcd fAa la0ses r1s Js1ss.s sAe
90. > so.Il we ~h5n his sword helped 10 make
free. nov found land OF slavery
HLuays,,e were living at TIL, DAY be would IN
sopb,.dlv he ,tismatized as Mexican Wing.
sLrIGHrse AID GREEs CoKs-A private letter
from Chicago. H. dated the lith in''- says
we had a heavy fall of snow las, nishs and his
-. sl.,,h bris were heard Ia the streets 81 The
-. :, -. vsrs eating green-eorn for dinner
snssains unparalleled In the history OF shs "ssfssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

SANTA ANNA AT VERA CRVZ.-We have con
versed with officer OF the army recently from 'sis
Cruz, who stses asserted and believed there tnA
SAINTS Anna slept In Vera Cruz the 30th utimo sno
that his object 10 leave the country. Various cir
cumslsuces had occurred. which went to confirm the
truth of this report
For ourselves do credl, IT, but believe he In
tends 10 remain In Mexico Ia H. however possible, and
The many eaousies and heart burnings created by
cent events and the charges of publicly made
against him that he has concluded to abandon The
try At least for the present
ONE hing which gives color TO the report Is that
,h, soes no, sppesr bs any reliable Information ~
40 hi. wberesbout since be le tho Capital The inef
gent officer from whom We have we p,o,msu1n, 90
neyes in the report ~. " D~e"' 'S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Loco-Foco Nominations.

H. King, Co-Gsbriel w. Colt Of Williamsburg
(leather dealer in this City for Senator.
Tenth Ward, Cny-Ausustus Purdy Assembly,,
Eighth Uard-John NJ. Lodewics
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~eS> LETTERS AsD NEWSPAPERS Ia
GCtN FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 1

~ Letter bags are open A. tns once N
of The NewYork Tribune for all Foreign P0rts, and al
stters and newspapers deposited in this once WIN Always
be forwarded BY the very earliest vessels THIS depart
ment ia under the special supervision OF J. B. MOWEh
Esq well Known for many years % the experienced and
efficient superintendent OF the sofeisn Leaef O'P~'
nsnt Of the Sew-York City Post Once
~ Letters and Newspapers will b received at
the Foresn Ship Letter Once Of the New FORK Iroane
for the packeship BALTIMORE, Capt Coun, which sAs
for Hsyrs the let a NOV :,
Also will be received At tns s.ns place Letters and
Newspapers for the pscketship YORKTOWN, Capt "a
Dor which sails for London on the lst Of Nov
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cnIfLnNOT WALK.
To THE LADIES.

NJ rown.,na. safssparlla ia fayorts OF tho Ladies'
Il relieves them Of sfss, amour, o. ,.ir Psisr
"n''' ''"' Us ''' socrH BsooxLys, Aug II, ls47.
Ia TowS.gsp-s,rs IL rives pleasure 10 testify 10
the beneficial effects have eIPeneneed ron US - ~
your sarsspara Ny system was very muen rsdaees ~
y.ryousness and general debility and with avsne,y o. 10
mails Complaint. read your advsrtisement and was Ia
daced 20 Try effect Of your rsmsdy IL restored me 20
nr.vioa, 10 taking Il and do ehsersly rseommend
L as valuable medicine % AL who are am ,G'ea n'
hem MRS PARKER, balucst South brooAJh
DYSPEPSIA
~ s4 , ,osdieins h,. ever been discovered which 20
ne.rly resembles the gastric juice saliva IN deco
Jag food and strengthen ming the organs o. s.on - sa.
prsosrstion OF ssrsspsrils IL positively cures"sJ case
Of dyspepsia however severe or chronic - az,
u Basg DsrARrxEsr, ALsAsY, May 10, 1913.
Ds TowxsEND-Sirs have been africtec foi seysfsi
sr. with dyspepsia In it, form, attended with
.oarness Of stomach, loss Of appetite s4rems
and great aversion % al snd. o, 10, ."a ~ ho,
.ii n,rfion on m stomach tired the ssual remedies
sy had bat little Or no enest % No 20 NV
YOUR Extrsei Of sssspsna, and mast ssy T,tn lttls
coincidence su, .st usns ss:I .vo ,:, rsmo,sd
se5 would earnestly recommend the ass Of s 20 thoss
who h.v. been afflicted have zen SvIxaNSzaSpr.
NE Purchase nous bat such a. have wrappers hs,
hide The bottle completely and have the "nsn signature
osl ctfce rs Futon-.t Sun Building n Red
dinf1 @. stsis-st Bostoai Dyott Sons, ~ NORTH
Seconds; e. rGsss9Ss. e esSss cSas wnsi
Co Isl ch.strssst New Orlesnsj io5 south Psaiist
Afbxnv Van Bn.xirk 2sz Of Market and Broad etc
Sex.ys Y j. and oy principal Druzsists and Merchants
s.n.rv hroagh the United States West Indies .nd
-. rsnsyds. o25 lmeodDlHpkItW
soHRNCKIs PULMONIc SYRUP,
,u,uAT WE'LL kSOWN REMEDY for lhs cure Of
eoaxhs code liver com pain dyspepsia and cousa mp
,icu and Ill diseases hal originate from impure oood;
css Be bad The proprsors ocs' Coanana o. va o.
druggist IN yen@rai W. s-,'s
<,ONsUuPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
O-For az yssrs have suffered With thess svfs aisss
~. ana from nv heart feel for all similarly smiesd
~ Sss of thsm % try Dr. Tsylors 8ssan Of Livsrwor
M msdiein. cared when could not move in bed
and ~ not expected live wsek- rrepere1 genuine
ooly AZ IS Bssfmaa-a formsriy us Boysry
"a A. Marks 10 xins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27

MURDER.-An unfortunate murder took place in
the Third Municipality arising from quarrel on the
subject of the approaching election. between Archibald
McDougall and Hugh Dunlop, In which the former
stabbed thu latter, who died slmos, immedstsiy -
McDOugsll gave bimselfup. o. Bulletin, 18th.