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TWTEI TIVNu9 Ut TIUH' HUW sE!IU'
EI II IL " iltc Dress Goods,
suCiI AS
Plain and Fancy A pacas,
Satin stripe and checked Alparas.
Tartan. Rob Roy, s. Oregon PIaids,
Orleans Cloths,
DeLisle and Orleans Cloths,
Mouselinc-de Lanes.
Plaid, all wool, CIoaking, &c.
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Sign Of the Three Hats.

ono. 202 LAKE 81, Chcago)
- &C. STEPHENS would re-
specially announce IL the ciii'
zens of Chicago aud vicinity
B that he is now receiving the lar
$s " ses, and hest selected stock OF
goods in his line ever offered in
Chcago, His stock consists IN part as follows,
to wi,:'--ha's, cops, mul's, Bons Buffalo robes
and coats, buck mil,ens aud gloves, trunks, 'tay.
cling bags ior l,dies and gentlemen, ovcrsh"cs,
Indian moccasns, cra>nts. suspcndrrs. shirts.
umbrclIas, walking can,s, &c. lie il also man
uinctuiinr all kinds ul goods pcitaining to his
business. Couni'y merchants aud olhc's IN wan,
OF goods will do well 10 give him cali belize
purchasing elsewhere, ~ ho ia ,uniids II, h,
can sell as low as any hcus, Ia Tic city of Now
York.
lIaltcrs stock mad trimmings CONSTANT, o.,
hand. Cash paid Tor iura and s.ns.
Chicago, Oct. 30, lSiG. ~
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E.Otl:S, C1ssiiEtcTes ~ tilau!lCts.
Y Just open ng and for sale cheap,
50 pieces sup. and fine Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Mackinaw blankets
FulI'd. Cloths, English Rose do
Sauiueus &Jeans Horse & saddle 90
WALKER & lilCKLlNG.
Sept % lSi7.
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A5cGUFFEN'> READER, AND RAYS
AKl rliMEIIES.- Ehr .rIrs ul Rnn,lrt.

vi ARriMEI!CS.-r series VI Reader,
compiled log Dr. McGull,'y. comprising as II
dnes careful selection ni J"oSgi, instructive ard
entertaining matter progressively arranged and
graduated With reference 10 the capacity OF the
pupil, furnishes To- pirents and teachers thor.
nugh aud efficient auxiliary IN the education Of
youth. There does not exist another srr,s q
readers 81 well adapted 10 facilitate the advance.
mcnt ni the young learner, from the clements #
che lanru,g" 10 The hrlhcst point, In attaining
which the aud IT an instructor can avail him. Ia
order that the series may be a general one, suit.
ed to cray GfHominaiipH and all sect, II, Of our
county, "oilt"s seo'aiGH in It's lcudcacy has
brcn admitted.
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ysSOHACCG.
Fish. Fish.

& Ns.OrcgS---
~ Black, blue, hlue-black, green, brown, and
grey Broad Cloths;
Black, blue, and green Beaver Cloths,
Black, blue, brown. & fancy Cassimers,
Sarlnetls. Of all qualities and prices,
Twceds, Ky. Jeans and lIardlimes,
For sale v"rv low, Or cash or produce.
Oct /, 1917. GUnHMAN II GRlDLEY,
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New York Meat Market.

ROCKS! R09KS!
BURTON or, the Sicges; by the au.
NJ thor oi"Captain Kidd
GEORGE; or. the Planter Of the Isle of
France: by Alexander Dumas;
ISABEL or BAVARIA: by Alex. Dumas;
The KNIGHT or GwyNNE by Lever;
ST. CUES AND ST.. JAMES: by Douglass
Jerrold;
SHORT RAWLINGS FROM A LoNG YARN ::
From the notes Of Il l.. wilson;
THE Mosaic WoRKERs
TnE FIRST FALsr, SrEr; or, the Path Of
Crime
Nrp MYERS: by Cooper;
For sale by KING " WHITE.
Ottawa. oct |. Druggists amt Booksellers.
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Liquors.
n Z " q o DIS!
Alexander w. 'Eagii.

NTON offers for sale a, the NEW STORE on
~ the northwest corner Of the public square,
large lot OF entire new goods, at prices as low
=, any other house in the state. HIS stock ul
DRY GOODS cOus!als, in part, Of
Broadclolhs, Gnghams,
Cassimttcs, Prints,
Sauinegs. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
kcnuky Jeans, Oregon
Nes,ings, California "
Mous-dc. Lanes, Rough & Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid !.jnscys.
ta~hmrr.dc.L1ues " Dol shawI,.
Bed iickinl, Duiimg Fhbncis, Bro. Hull,ud.
lush Lnn. Russia uNpcr. cash, Dapgng.
Hruws GiriuG, Ilo=.. Needles, Pms, Mb-
bJus, Thread, Slis, Cali, Funlr Gmp, But.
tuus, Il.mDr-. Studs. shirts, buttons, Suspou.
d,rs, s.de ond bach Combs, Of al shapes and
ICES. Also, ID large as>orim,n, #
Hoois f. Sboo, NordrGre g. Cy0ckcry.
Ars3, q large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and !'al sugar; BsJ"u, !lavmua, "uscova IA
aud New U,Ieaas sugar, Old Java aud Rio
'rh r; Dll !IIsou, l.Uus liysun aud Black
i"H'i Nuturrs, Cloves, Pepper, Anspiyc,
G,uaer dgo, >a'rnu,, &c. sc.
Ottawa, Oct, IS, 1911
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MILLINERY,

ERl>rLEo WAN TED cash paid tu
y any quiu'iy at good hog brIslics at the
s,ore ot WeMc, and Hrhdng, by
Ottawa, Nov l., iS,7. i. FOSTER.
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Prints.

A CASES just opened by r. BAsssKrT. IN
4 which may be lounj all the latest styles. i1!
GLIDING
90 pieces embossed black calicoes for
mourning.
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To Chew ers.

- BOXES OF the celebrated M"uloosc chewing
n tobacco inst received. j. BAss>hrr.
Oct 1 1917.
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Ia Spirits, N'iucs, &C.
s5xa 3 hall pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
% bills. American do.
&" New England Rum.
! J pipe Holland GIN, (llour Glass,
bhIs. New York do.
s - Sweet Malaga Wine.
q CASKS Port, some very good.
3 e" Madeira,
WALKER Il NlCKLING.
SEP. 81, lS47
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Wrdtcare, Boots g. Shoes,
Rcady Maic Gu thing, &c,
which he offers for sale low a, the sorc'nt,ly &C.
copied by J.& q, Armour, Ottawa.
sept. ~ 1871. JAMES RYAN.
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New Arrangement.

EHlIE subscriber has purchased the entire
stuck in lrade,"f J. Il q. ARMOUR; in
addition TO which he is receiving large assorl-
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A LIS u :,

Crochcry, UardiCare and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared 10 ol'er a
Larger aud cheaper stock ui goods 10 the inhab-
tants of this county, than can he found in any
other establishment. JIG. NATrINGER.
SEPT ~ lSl7.
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y
tai. prize , cts
MCGuil,y's Spcllcr, 10"
do First Reader l2i"
ho Second do. 20 "
d. Third do 81
do Fourth do 81 "
do Rhetorical Guide, IS &"
Also Rays Arithmetic, pant l. 10"
do do H. 20 It."
dp do III. IS
The subscribers are agents fjr the publisher,
of the above books, and will supply county met.
chants aud teachers ON the most reasonable aud
satisfactory terms,
KING x WHITE, Ottawa.
\. II. 4 {. BuHLEy, Chicago.
u. \. HALL. Aurora.
{. \. Brooks < Co.. st. Charles.
u. w. RAYMOND & Co.. Elgn.
LoRp,& WILSON, Batavia.
iirBnARp Muller, Oswcgo.
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Choice Teas.

VEN BASsNETT has paid particular atten!
lion 10 the selection Of his 7sas and he
can confidently recommend them: he has in store
half chests superior Young HTon.
, DO double sup, do
, do extra Oh Tyson.
, do choice Gunpowder.
boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea, for
sale low. Oct. |. 1887.
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IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

For nh impurities oflhc blood arising from
,he imprudrnt USE It MUrruty, Or other causes
iir sl Diseases at the skIn aud scriluuus aiir .
'lou., IN all casts where the Ll,rd j. powerfully
determined Ia the head. producing dIlrnrss and
distress, DIX uPlIAM'S ELECrUARY is eu-
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J l. n v 5 g. TW T. l. u $
OF all Minds and prices.

EId'h NdllH. clih anu Linen,
4" Silk Velvet, Nalnecia,
Cut Velvet.
l. II d T. s d II T. $ e. 90 ID s. .
BIZ & blue blk Silks. Mous-d e.Lanes,
Drab and brown do Black satin stripe,
Pawn colored TO Alspacas,
Satin stripe DO Romelia,
Cashmere Cashmer de-lanes,
Gnghams.
" o L II MN e. t. o. 8.
Bombazines, Striped Barge,
Black Mous-de-lanes, Black Ginghams,
Bayarian Cloth, Black Calicces.
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lsA- Boots and Shoes.

H.. Boots and Shoes.
30 Cases Meu's Coarse Boals,
$ Boys do
10 &" Mems do and Kip Brcgans
5 Boys do do
s =" MEMS Calf Boots
5 L" do Kip do
10 " Womens calf and Kip shoes
and Rooices
200 pairs ladies' kid Slippers and wal
king Shoes, and childrcns Boots |
Shoes, of all kirds and prices.
Oct. |. ~. CUsnaAN & GRIpLEy.
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New Goods! New Goods!

NNyE are now receiving from New York
w Boston and Ph,Ibdriphian. II large and
var.d Assortment ol fancy aud staple
u u Y e. y o d S,
And oiI T them i"f sale at such hic prices that,
we are confident il viii he To the interest OF put
chasers To call md examine our sock aud prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We respectfully
invite our old Customers and the pUblic general.
ly To- call oserat the old stand on the south side
Of the public square aud examine.
Enri.- nnnn &c I'll, nn.r .ir.ln
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nHEsS GOODS.
~ Cairocs, Mou. dc Lanes, ca.hmcrr.. blk.
brown, and green hlpaccas /; iig'd and
plain Iambazincs, Aljpines, black and
blue black Silks, Lawns. Ginghams.
Jaconc,s, ba,'d Cambrcs. Book Mus.
lins. Bishops Lawns, cite.
Ocrl.lSl7 CuSNMAN 4 GRlDLEE.
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INFL.Ali.lL8 TORI' DISEASES

Although the E'er,uarg was "rglnalN vrc-
pared frr the euro OF lrles, Vet It has proved IT,
snli u be Medicine far superior To all others ia
oil dise,,cs OF Nh luA,mmatory character with a
termination nj hlood 10 any particular part ar ~.
gan. la ILLUMINATION sui congestion Il he liz.
Fran spleen Iutl I'm niiInn, soreness, lcrri.
ton Of he stomach Bowels i,,dn,y-. aid Blad-
der: Ia Inl ,mmatory aud Mefcurls Rhcuua-
ttsm il /, the best Medicine ever di, coyrnd
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Wing Meeting in Trenton, n. j.

A Wing meeting was held AZ Trenton, n. J. on
Saturday evening last, Robert Chambers presid-
ing. preamble and resolutions were passed dep
recating the War-suggestng the withdrawal OF
tnoOps from Mexico-complimentiDe oar soldiers
now in the fed-recognizing Henry Clay as the
undaunted champion Of the principles Of the Wing
party, leader whose every field OF conflict in the
great struggle of adverse principles, has been
Buena Vista" defeat to the enemies of freedom
a statesman whose whole life has been devoted to
the peaceful glory Of his country. and the security
of her insttutions-and hailing him as the stand
ard-bearer OF the great Wing army in the coming
battle.
It was nlsO
R,soiced Thsta Committee Of Three be appointed TO
correspond with the Clay Wings Of the other toEnshps
with tho view Of calling County Convention for the
purpose Of nominating Henry Clay for tha Presidency
The meeting was addressed by Messrs Chss.
". Jay and Alexander NJ. Johnson In opposition -
the Mexican War.
The following resolution was offered and adopted
by acclamaiion
Resolred That this meeting do adopt and endorse IN
every particular tho language and the doctrines OF tne
Resolutions proposed by Henry Clay, aud adopted by
the wings Of Lexington
The meeting adjourned with nine deatening
cheers for Henry Clay. Trenton State Gaz.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY Nov. 20
TIE CoURrs-A writ of habeas corpus was sued
OUT th. morning before Chief Justice Oakley In the case
of Messrs Prime g. Ward, demanding their discharge
from custody on the ground that the commitment Is
void on he face The case was adjourned Tor tort
night in order to sive time for notice TO the Jefferson
County Bark sud IN the meantime they we're commit
ted TO the speri. custody Of Of the deputy she
In the troyer case brought By SIR Ring already re-
ferred to- in the Common Pleas the dissenting Juror
refused to come in with the rest aud they were DIS
charged.
pT@ The students Of the New York College OF
Physicians, yesterday presented Prof Agassiz win
silver box containing $3.50 IN half eagles aud free Ps'
s.se ticket to Charleston J. where he IL about % d.
liver course OF lectures The gift was accompanied
by approprs,e speeches on both sides The ceremony
took place Al the College 10 Crosbys,
EXPENSE OF OPENING SrREETs-A report mas
been made TO tae Common Council OF he money drawn
from the Gu. Treasury, for Surveyor fees street
Commissiouer. Counsel end Attorneys lees, &c. Tor
opening streets OF New York for the last nt'en years
nj which the following abstract has been made
r
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rgyucuys UNNECESSARY.

Read the following addre 70 the Rochester agents
NgssRs Posr WILLfs--tenfs 10 Is with no ordinary
feelings OF pleasure that enabled 10 inform you Of the
cure Ihave experienced hy he Of Dr. phans Nsss
table Pile Eecuary which obtained nom You Ia case OF
Piles with which have been afflicted My safsIing have
bau aost beyond endurance, and cannot pc known or
msnned only BY those who have experienced hss enle
ions
Having been 90 long and sorely afflicted am induced
10 address YOU that through you may maze known 70 my
friends and nei ghbors the truly wonderful virtues on VI
phafns Electuary, which shall hereafter keep on nsnd
us beneficial In other respects removing obstinate
costiveuess morbid eccumul atoms In the stomsch ana
bowels and purity the b0Od-hu, removing the cause
OF Piles when speedy cure must follow; -.
It needless 10 aid that previous 70 obtaining the rec
tusrv Of YOU had consulted many or our best physicians
but 10 little or no benefit Should you know case OF ma
the town Gates where shall be pleased 10 give them
much particular information Than AN a2e 20 40 IN
M. romnunication JOSHUA BEAMAN.
MORE RAPID CuREs-sURGicAL OPERATIONS AVOIDED .
gentleman, whose be seen AZ my once cal
ed some ak or months ago and obtained Dok OF
F.c,prv Tor himself NOT innz since the individual
called 10 get box for another person tie then informed
me that half box had entirely cured him that ne nan re-
commended the remedy 20 six or eght persousALL
of whom we're cured II also recommended by him 10
adv had previously, and AZ the time was suffering
much from the but beug under the care " hsf
improved BY the attending physician second was called
in and she informed that nothing short on
an operation could ree-ths annou ncemen, induced
try Erctuay sud two boxes made el-ct cur.
Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT kEIChaM,
i2i Fulton--t; Dr. A Upham, ls6 Bowery v r. and by
Druggists generally throughout the United states ana 'sn
aias. Price II box.
ture thus ~ 4 Uphsm, MD The hand Is also done
.,,ti o.o en3l Hrneod lstO
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lGFnRGE ROBINSON.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nOCT J q HEWETT, M MacDougalst. near Bleecs-
D-r New-York will the afflicted that he can AZ
ford more relief With thesame number OF visits than any
other practitioner In The following complaints Dislo'a
tons hip diseases sprens couractous paralysis rhen
masm affections, tenderness. uHammations, and
curvatures Of the spine deormed shoulders, white swell
ings weakness Of the joints, nc.
Country patients referred 20 the following parsons,
shO have visited this city expressly 10 avail themselves
4 Dr HIS attendance sud returned cured MAJOR b. II
Norton Boston. Msss. Hon H. 7. Cranston. Newport,
R.Li r u. Larusd Esq Proydeneei Che tiosm.f Esf.
Hartford Conn. james I0wuserd, Esq. New Haven,
Conn; Chss Sake ESQ. g. Ai'sns, Va Chag 9. Hi,
Esq Montreal Csnsda -; Hon. II f. Crsnssr keesyHei
= Jude Miller Rochester NY. Paul Mitchell. Esq.
Geneva y y WIN. n. Winder. ESQ philadelphia Hugh
NcCuloch President OF Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne
lrda VIM. Goodman, ESQ Cincinnati, ONO.
City references given application AZ Dr. HIS mis- I'm
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CANAL ACROSS TIE PENINSULA OF fLoRiDA-
tn. sn.Iao6i.ola Adcufiso contains communication
.sns forth the fea.ibly Of unrns me wssr. Of ,he
Gaf Win those of the Atlantic Ire w,'sr says s.np
canal Il miles long eoDneenns We xse5 sSs. into
90 'a ssnse s accomplish the objet TSs sIPsn.s
,as .nSh an undertaking estimated at s5oOooo lssrs
can be no question as to the se'An'sz'' u
work r..
vN.L Finnett, and John b oscnrsn =, - ~.
,.,ses proposals for publishing 10 the cry q ~
.s.,,y ri weekly and weekly paper 70 be called
TIE KearacEv Atas The Alias will De decideoy w.
ana vii supper, for the Presidency the noniass Oh '1s
Whis National Convsnroa.
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CLOTHING.
= N MeELRoY & co.

Diapers and fai IOrs, No ~ broadW1y
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE PARK FOUNTAIN
UTAVING REPLENIsBED our stock from the most re-
i cent French and English imp0rtations, we invite IN
specon Of su ss.Ortment Of sdcles In our line Which,
for variety and aseuness OF style are not surpassed DJ
The selections Of any similar establishment in the city
We would particularly direct attention TO senoiee 60
Blue Black Brown ard Olive Broadciothsi
Suyerhne Plain and Fancy Cassincf- tor rants
cashmer.s Csshnaerett-. silks ssss and veyets plain
and Fancy c0lOrs for Vests.
Bever Castor Pilot and other Heavy Cloths, OF every
desirable color. for Dvercozis;
al Of which inside under the direct 'opcf'son o.
Mr. McElroy name which, u 10 believed, WI beFrfy
generally recognized sufficient guaranty Or fashion
sbe zrscsfully htting well made aud moasfateJpneed
To meet the demands Of the travelling public ws have
READY MADE SUITS
a 20 be able a. moments notice, y ~ almost any ngors
falcons, VESTS, Sc which being composed 81 the
finest ard fashionable materials and aae Win the
same care are equas every respect 70 The best garments
made 70 order s,tc,, srorprr
Also an entirely assortment Of RICH sIkir5D'
PLAID snd PLAIN SILK snd SATIN sCAhF5 sn5 StA.
vAT- y. pted 10 the approaching season. MORNisb
GOWNS SHIRTS PLAIN and FANCY BOoOAo, COL
Lars STOCKS. MEkINO JNDkk-oh XII, and DRAW
FRS COTTON and LAMBS WOOL hOsE RICH bEA.
w FONGFH, sPfrALFfELD enc LINEN CAMBkIC
POCFFT HANDKERCHIEfs. &C &c. nl6 n
EADY-MADR GAR1IESTs.-An Extensive
CO-ss, IN superor styles also Ores. and ffock
Goats. fstalOons, Vests, Dressing hoo.s boJ's Over
coats &c. WM 7. JENNiSOS co
no 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
DEADY-UADF OyEKGUAT-, CLOAk-, &c.
H. The best assortment have mad 10 oicr comPfnk
Beaver snd msc Cloth. and Tie oe~ siye 1snsns y,t
and D-yUns1lrs heri@y Wh; 4 Jr'NlSOo "
= on Road Iva American flt~l
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SPECIAL SsssIOHs-Fufay-b Recorder
g., "a aid,,rao Adam. ana Kelly Dennis DIVINE.
Tor sn sssauit and battery on ThOnss Counely' Ciiy
Prison 10 Francis Smith, for stealing roge rom
Wilism Cochran, Peniten.isry months "ln4n
Thomas and James Gotta for stealing barrel worn y
trorn Merit, smith Pepltsntsry 90 days each. John
Thompson alias Billy Barlow for stealing pair Of boots
worth s. from Morris Alderman. PsuileuAry montns
spd for stealing qusnuEy OF wearing sppsrul. worm
so from, George A Barney. Penit.ntary monins
uke Msrnins for STEALING sold pencil aud gold locket
or,h ~ rom John Mogsrner, p Diientsry 30 days
lanes TAYLOR Tor sitsmptirg 70 steal aud assault
ine Am Doyle PsnitenuAry monins-Ihs Court sd
i,1rpsd mil Tuefdsy next
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
ATLIsCo DESTROYED by AN EARTH
QUAKE,
Death of Cannles.

PETERssuas Va Nov g
The schooner Sarah. st New-Ohesns from tie
Brazo. sth states that the Fever was increasing
Letters from he city Of Mexico October -.
state that Atisco 10 Mexico, va, entirely de-
stroy ed By IN earthquake on the 23i October. Not
a house vas lelt standing. A large portion Of the
inhabitants were buried ia the ruins.
Serious damsge was. also done to the surround
ing country in the villages aud monasteriss. many
Of which we're overihrown.
Canalss died a. CerrsIvo on tie 4rh inst
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LATER FROlI SANTA FE.
In.urrection Mt ChIbuahua-a Battle Expect'

Insurreciion Mt Chbuahua-a Battle Expected.
LOUISVILLE. Nov 25 lea.
BY the arrival Of traders from Santa Fe, later
dates from ths, quarter have been received
Another in,urrectiou had taken place among the
Mexicans at Chihuahua and the American resi-
dents there forced to ay t. escape being msssacred
Leaving much Of their property behind.
Col Esston was mastering force 70 march
against the insurgents. aud battle was shortly
expected 70 take place.
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sonih.Cnrollna on the Wnr.

FErEHsBUHG Va. Nov. p l-f1.
The S-uth Carolina eg'sIst1rs met last
Monday and the Governor. Message was sent
in on Tuesday. 1t sustained Mr.. Calhonn's
ground ia REGARD to the Mexican War. and
goes. At some length. against the Wimlt
Proviso SAYS. It requires no spirit OF prophecy 10
foretell that sooner or later shah have 70 meet
sni finally decide this question ard ought to pre-
pare to meet IT,
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DANCING.

a DODWORTH, AZ BroOme-st. nsar broadwsy.-Ine
n. classes Tor tho ensuing season VIII commence on
Tuesisy, Oct. 3 - ....
4 d. deemng u unrecessarg % enter inlo or'eiNo
.ccun, Of the advantages Of MS school OF OF ms vrh
ouahcation- would simply state that n reache. ,i Nc
lance. Of present cs ana those N proper mannef
Tuesday .ud Saturday 70 half pa5 oI LAO - ana cno-
an Tuesaay and friday half-p FOR gentlemen
soirees twice monih confined entirely 20 me puPin
pia+ ...rs A. any time not Jed BY the classes
a., sfzin, m. Pok. Rsdo~s or any OF the new dances
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EroPFsFvT. We learn from the Frcd0Hia Cen
sor that Horace Evans Of rry Chaut-,lie Go eopsd
With Mr. nnrbl' OF Csssisgs, on the itn Inst LfAns
ha. forsaken wife and four children. an5 Ma ma
t.ken her only child with her couple answefirs 20
toe description If ths ranagays hsve since been heard
Of At Unonvii- Pa but understand that 10 en9ri'
,zin probably be made 10 procure their return. Iney
are both Young under or sb ut thirty years ~ zee
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Ct GO f. HUTtmNs. 81 watsr-sl
RsNARgAHLE cUSE oy BLEEDING PHI.
Marrh La

7
MY DF,R SIR cannot express 20 you my sincere ana
heartfelt thanks for the wonderful cure have experienced
By the use OF your truly valuable Pile EiectusTy nave
been perfect martyr 10 the bleeding piles for ten years
past 80 much So th became reduced 70 mere ssee-
ton with loss OF appetite sud general deransemen o. me
dgeys rgans M eyes also became Affected and In fact
was misery 10 myself and was obliged to give up my
Office here which held the Custom House some years
have tried all kinds Of medicine, had the best 4dSce me
Boston and this place could give spent nuch
money and twice submitted 70 surgical operation had
become perfectly tired Of life and al the suggestion OF my
friends was induced 70 try box Of your medicine The
fret found relieved me slightly, still perseyered and
purchased a second, and assure you when got nan
frongh found myself getting wef still kept on and
now am a new man Nv dear sr language cannot ex-
pr.ss N, thanks that restored 20 health
and now Ia condition to support myself and family de-
uauds ut on me- Yours respectfully,
with treat regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

BURGLARY The grocery store OF John [. Hasa
gan corner Of Prince and sullivan s's was bufsi,ti-
ouslv last night through the rear door and ROB
he'd Of $50 in bank bills and silver CON- The thieves
escaped detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

AcclpESr.-A woman named Betsy Haggerty
secisentsly fell from shed in the rear Of ? Madison
81 ana cut her head severely. She wss taken 10 in'
CITY Hosyi.al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

INV MusIc.-C. Holt, Jr. l5e Fultonst has Just
published The Mariner Swedish Melody sung oy
Jeony Lind