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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

AMERICAS AsrrSLlvERT s0cILTr.-The Four
teenth Anniversary Of ibis society (od oganiraton) will
30 held he Tabernacle his morning At 10 o'clock. Al
dresses will BE- delivered by Lucrsa Mott. Theodore Par
ker. Frederick Douglass ard wendell Philips NAM
moth address from many IN ussnds Of The OF scot
an6, 10 ihs women o. sho Unied states will be presented
IN ne afternoon the mssrg vii stiJ1ra 90 tho Minerva
Rooms, ie6 Broadway Whso they will be continued three
days
- TAG AssocATlONIsTs will hold public
nssng The Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway. this .vea-
lar Msisrs Ripley, Codsln and Greeley, and Mr. Mat
ih9ws q Cincinnati will address the Meeting, snd Br.
WIN n. Claiming VII speak the French Revolution.
Tho prnspes ard doctrines held BY shs A.soclatouls
and their position Reformers I'm tbs great movements
which ara every where sgatng society, and IN the ola
world eyslng thrones and snf-snehsng the people.
vii 30 ably and .loqasnly eTpoundsd Commence at u
o'clock
II A PUBLIc BREAETAsr will be- given by the
friends Of the American and Foreign Anti Slavery Society
az he Coliseum, $50 Broadway at o'clock TO sorrow
(Wsdnesisy) morning We assured that the rspsst
r be served up Downinss very beat style and that
t5ers viii 30 ArsE. intellectual in tho way
of sposklsg and singing.
" We learn that Rev. Dr. BETRuNL, Of Phila.
de- nIa will speak at thu meeting Of the Coosr,on So
csiy At tho TEbsrnsel' this evening Rev. n rlnney
vii also speak
MAD DoS.-A rsbid dog ran into tho siors Of
Moore RaEer, 7o4 Broadway. which proved to be a
very usortunis place o refuge Tor Of their gaos
put to immediate use, ABd the dog Instantly killed
Why ia IL that dogs permitted to large IN the
City '-Whyl
BASYARD's PASoRAhA.-Susngsrs now In the
cry attending Anniversaries spend az evening
more aEreeEbly ana probably, than ~ witnessing the
great Panorama Of the Mississippi River painted three
miles Of canvass including 400 mlss Of country which
"A now on exhibition al PansrAma Hall.
SALE or FINK OIL PAISrISrs-A choice collsc-
sono oil Paintings will be sold this morning q. hslfpss
10 O'clock, At tho spasioas suction-rooms OF Mr. r. c.
KIM, At 252 Broadway, opposite the Park Amons these
paintings will be found pictures Of great merit which
worth looking AFTER BY our connolsseurs
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parties lfitecn lcred ~ civicc De- uenfcrs o.
the Government and IN their difference 70 convert
the whole country into Two hoitile camps. Though.
ssi1 be. differences OF opiai.n asv te f1.d
amongst us. We are still united by love ar or
county for repab lean Institutions by our devotion
e. lnis city and 10 Fralo- This unity is the sym
bci ~ our Republic Coli1e in oil of gs. a1d t1e
Republics saved.
TIE Proysionsl Government then appeared 20 a
body at tLe window % the Hotel Gs Vke and ~ss
greeted Viih f1ch cheers ueverh heard before
Thent1e ranks % the National Guard opened tni
tie dcpatati9n n the ls5l-ers approached. They
were received b. 81. ADAM With rather co.d words.
owing 10 doubt 70 the want Of practice on the part OF
theo-ator L0UlsBL.sc With CRENiEuH next eoes
down upon the Place. and, understanding his part
better plays il with the highest Inspiration and
concludes with these words. Thanks for your
friendship. the most hearty thanks 0r the proofs OF
your attachment 20 the Republic Cal upon yoHr
brethren 70 appear before that We may snow iii
Of yoa the evidences Of our love ard Of osr hopes
At this the workmsn joined in the cry Log
live the Provisional Government" And IS u the
whole mass Of the people stood 10 need Of some
object on which 70 expend their hate there ouf''
forth the cry Il bas les communities Down WIN
BLAsoUIl down with CABEr snd every thing ina'
had lungs, joined in the verdict OF conde@hs'''"
passed upon the communists.
The legions Of the Nations Guards from the
vicinity were streaming through the sTee's %
Paris toward the Hotel de Viie without cessation
tll 10 in the evening They all constantly repeat
ed the cry against the Communists. In the eve
ming The city was Illuminated as iiithad been freed
from a great danger. Once more reconciliation
has been the order Of the day among the whole
popu alton and for the moment hatred and discord,
anarchy end all the vices Of idleness, or Of I'M mod
crate desires seem to be banished to the my steri
Gus sources Of the suppressed conspiracy.
Yonrs 4 2
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CEsrEsARY CHURcH.-The case of Mr.. Maiiit, A.
connected with tho Affairs Of the Csntensry Church ia
This City has been referred by the Pittsburgh General Con
leTsles = he Episcopal COmmiItss for Investigation.
Gas COMPANY 1t ia stated that the Brooklyn
Gas Lish Company hays determined aceep the
proposed BY ihs Common Council reducing their term for
exsluslyeiy supplying the City with gas from 80 to 10
years Books open 81 Fulton.s, for slbsshp-
tious 70 he capital stock Of the company
NAVAL Active operations have been resumed
upon the new Wsrstssme San Jaeiuto now the
10 one Of The ihP buildings at ths NavyYnd IL 4, ex-
peetsd ths she will BE- ready to resevs her machinery
which Is 10" eoH'rustiag Phsespa b. the first Of
October
fIkE'-A ire broke out about bal f past 70 clock
Je'soAT morning In the dry goods store Of Mr. Coward
uslsd On ayrtes between PrAnhlin and Kent avenues
IL was entirety destroyed together with .,,s ,aaBt NJ
arr goods sud ether valuable property and IL va, with
ssAs dineuy that ths family residing IA the uoue- p.
Of the house escaped With their lives. Mr Gow,s -,
partially insured sArpsu.srs shop near a, res. c.
Nal tocs are on Sunday afternoon was e1srsg,b
Cd aiter the euidiaE bad sustained trfns damage, t.
sfs originated ton matsh, which ~o~so c.r-l..,,y
threw .moas ssme shsyinE, after lighting her Pipe.
POLIcE.-Wi.liam Kelly was arrested Yesterday
~ hser HAynst On charge u stealing b. y.iued 4
s1o ON TIE shi ID sn4 yins be soah FsrrY HI.
As committed for eNannin John Pollock was A.
rested b. otesr heC0rm ck charge u VOlesty beat
l1E BIS vile TIE secus-d rss held - sls-sr.
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rIeenng Of lhc IrI-h Immigrnnt Society.

The Annual Meeting II tho Irish Immigrant So
,siJ held al tho Of he Society p sprucs-st,
last evening. Case DILLON, President, n .ht chair.
Nsssr5 CHAs swEEsAY KisSAS ans P. DAhY Secretaries.
Tie Annual Report u fhs Executive Committee wss hsu
read srf received with reclamation By this document,
E spps-r' tbsg during las rear, 529l applications FOR
places service hsEs tesn made a. the seceIy. ofcs 10
sprue.t OF lheo t93s have been provided with places
Ares nc reading OF the port tho meeting was address
Cd - heisrs DILLON sHEA DAILY, and sWKsST AZ some
s ~, AZ with stca- eoqneDos Anf isslug, and
su;hussst,caiy rssp2ussd 10 hy ire meeting.
Amer receiving u contributions the meeting adjourned
AZ z iste horr.
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Beard OF Supervisors.

Iais Board inst last egsnus Mayor BsADT to ia ehsir
Tna ehisf bssaess posed " wss resolution og Aid
CO las that tie u ESQ, allowed tee Con.mslOs.f
q Jures a. Geek hr Be ADDED q Dis salary and that he
Elasstsk- The dulles " the sl-rk biAsslf Adopted
report Of sue Controller relative 70 hs fees &C. paid
INFO the Ccuaiy Cierss once, reserved sns order cd
C. he
THE CososrR-A rssolgten By AID Maynud 30 re-
dnc- tas feos u tho C8foasr Tor t.kng inQasss ffo
- -, -iistso much dsbsts ant ta4i adopted a
reconaideF.toa vas called Z BY AID Purssr bui, a
qsoran nos Deng present B0afd sOos Adograsd and
tue resolution lsnsned iatsst
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Wing NnlIonaI Convention.

Nec. York-JOHN w. FOWLER Of Cherry
Valley lie the Delegate elect from the XXlst Dis
trct OF this State comprising Otsego aud Soho
hsrie Counties. Although the principal il not only
Wing paper in the Ds,rot Republican, Coopers.
town. has long been doing it's utmost for Taylor,
Mr.. Fowler ia instructed TO support Mr.. Ciay-a
very proper proceeding Indicating to other sec.
tons the public sentiment OF the District but quite
needless as respects Mr.. f. whose vigorous and
indefatisable canvsssiug for the Right in 1874 is
still fresh In the minds Of many thousands. Since
the catastrophe Of that year. Mr.. F. has devoted
himself to the conduct of his popular Law School
in Cherry Valley, but, lie; Mr.. Clay be fairly IN the
field and he will doubtless be In the thickest of the
canvass.
JOHN G. CLARK OF Chemung is the Delegate
elected from the XXVlsh District composed Of
Tompkins. Chemung aud Yates Counties. Mr.
Clark is uninstructed, bat he is one OF the working
sort Of Wings, and We are confident prefers the
candidate best worth working for.
Peaasy ipaaia.-SAxusL P. JOHNSON OF Warren
Co. is the Delegate from the Erie District, Pa
The Erie Gazette understands that he is for CLAY
first Scott next
MliRe-GEo. W PIcXERISc Of Bangor is the
Delegate from he With District He is instructed
20 vote for Gen. TAILOR.
OAi0.--H. h. HUSLBUr Of Massiloa. il the Del
egase from the XVIllth District JoHN p. CoUr
TER of Wooster is candidate for Eiector.
IP- The MemPihs Enquirer TENNESSEE has an
Editor who talks cot loud what was only meant
for his private ear. He IS Al for Taylor. has been
10 Washington, sad writes thence follows
y know Al least tweny southern Whis Members o.
ceesSess, ~So, UoGer clrcalaslsaeSs VII aupp0ft
NeLs - Seorr CAV have hoard hem ssy - byih
yaeiiSiy s-d prlsstsiy
'iAsS 80 asI II ~ ,frsHgfh o. sa Taylor af,l
siSs ~ "a 'ee'ai esrcs VITA Mrabsrs - Goa sresf"
Sure enough You may travel from the Missis
sPpi 70 the hsnnebee without gertin, much idea
OF Geu. Icy lor's strength oaless you take Igll,l
isg,Os in your wSy-there you viii tad Il in fug.
feather.
BY .as way the Editor while ANNOUNCING
triumphan.ly the fact ths; toe Taylor men Won,
support Clsy or anybody bat Tay,os urges his
Tsylur friend. to send Delegates TO tho Natioaa.
Convention
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The Dem custraIion or the "orh"en 81
Pnris-Gcnernl Aiarm-iri"mph OF
fhe Government

The extracts from English Tory papers which
formed the materials Of yesterdays Extras, gave
the impression that very fearful affair took
place, or came near taking place at Paris on The
10th Of april. The following letter Of our cor
respondent materially changes The aspect Of the
matter, though still il is sufficiently serious The
Paris journals, as iar as we have been able 10
examine them, coincide with the views Of our
correspondent, though We believe none Of them
give 20 clear and interesting account Of the de-
mOnstIatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

KANEs ELEIESrs o. CRITICISM. An abridge
uent Of The Elements OF Criticism BY Hon Henry Home
Of Annes Eiitsl by JOIN fsosT A N has iis. been
i'aei from ne press Of samuel Rayngr 70 E3very. t.
- y mo- volume Of 800 pags ,1s iAe Editor has Joe
creased the vaos o. The work b. ltshns qgs ions h
'"eT 10 direct he student 20 the salug principles apt
their Illustration
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JNITEO sTATEs CIscUfr CoUET 8si0fs Judge Nsflu--
4ail1m aid brottrrg lo-s3er Lsrsy and smA ~ re-
g. Tor alleged violation 90 palent mtk
lei1 pi.s, ths damage sid a. = s o. Ths dsfsnss IL
aaf The patent lo crigsaL Verdict tbs forsaooa
tcr pi-1ra, M-lsrs odsr1, sfagiss ard Cutuns FOR
sei-loa4t hr. N0Jsssui Ir. Gerard.
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- The collection Of Wax st.tu.ry row exhibiting a.
zoe American Museum IL By snyhnE o. the
kiaa ever oeiOrs Ia ibis cg, snt euEsns vel az
tlo- from me couniry who may b. attending the snnver-
ses are earnestly recommended g sad see H. fer 4!
well worthy their aLsgtoa, 10 asO the splendid ex-
h!slEien Of Ibsss superb ScnpsufA Dlsolyins Views
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

II Hon. A. P Butler Senator from South Caro-
lins nss been called hume - the illness u bis fmily
sae will BE absent from the senate for soEe weeks
National Inssllissnesr.
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sCPEkloR l0CaT--Beicre Judge SAID oTd-hsbsff Lsau
70 WlAam hgsf-hcugu q feplcsn 70 tea, tns 0-aer-
ship ~ place orte bought by ar. 81 a M Wm L
aush zit1 h0l q posted b. Dr. Charles Bur
cst- Z. Is claimed ~ asisIse, rat Gr Burlct really
g21el M though sad h. be 10 possession OF Mf Coss,
s1afef VI Mrs .. rsiatr showed thst ais wife bougat
the pisno IN st Verdict this forenoon For plaintiff
lr zhsrsr. FOR defendant Mr. Nllsg
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~ TIE 7loya Fireman. Is 4 aest new BAN
suru.r payer st Osssa. ri,sa CO D CHsss Editor
10 Is vel conducted
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SOLDIER hiLLEn.-A soldier named lanes
nsnAA, y 20 asa 'is ard t@o ctidrsr r.t afurs A.
NC 1tols n Fti.A tnlisus sais d,fs tince va
ssueAnts order. "-' y '"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

vlRsIsIA.--The Loco Focos OF the lst Electoral
Dlsue, have elected wm p Morgan OF Princess Arus,
Rbc-s Bater Of Iss Of Wight Tmo;hy R'' IS q rfooa
George, R5oert frenss Of Nausemord. - Delegates
10 ,he Nliional Convection a. Bait more
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Courr Cnlrndnr...Tnls p.r.

sUSsEIoz COvzT-H0s 81 -, 49, T. D. D. IL a. - iO7
li ~ - l5f 49, 10 ifs $50 49, 100 lss H. s. 81
~ g g. o. ~, l3, i7l 20 re l79 les l84 al H..
10. ls0, - - - 80. g 65, i6i. no. H. rs
CoNAos PLsAs.--Nos 55f 65 66. o. 90 H. 75 d. a.
I'd 80, ~ o. ~. ~ Al, -. As.
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~ In some Of the Districts Of Virginia the Lo.
so-FOcos have sent about Delegates eseh 20 The
Be timoce Convention all ardent southern sun
make them.
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~ PRlsos LlrE AND RErLrcrlo,s.p !, he

~ PRIsoS LIFE AND REFLECTIONS" /. thu
tile Of Narrative or Tire Arrest. Trial Imprisonment
naal Deivertacs. &c. OF Asnson Work. James r. Burr
sne George Thompson. who suffered a cruel lmvri,sn.
ment in the Penitentary RI Missouri for attempting 10
Oh csrtaa slaves In o5tsining that liberty Win rhleh
common seasa an he Deduction o Independence say
they, 10 common with TIA Nhols hg.nln family we're sn.
toasiey he Creator II these had only sssn tom
with fAr compilations sn3 the scene OF operation, al
been ConsAuanoPs instead o.. Missouri ne hing would
have 5ssa al ra ani tbs mos, determined ds'sadsrs Of
Americas ssvsry-even the Northern sou hfacss lAsn-
sslves-Woad have slsg Islrs Ia honor Of tbsss men
ani their ioei Instead OF conssa.ag hem an snom.-
@. prison Tssy I'll probably hsyss proper regard
for IA sgis and ioastu1s 10 l;grs To. oosk bsors
c9atsus ug-h vAi1aos infrnsisa IN regard - prii0n
f- aid ssysry in ias sJllh-TetG Ols edition q tss
~erk aAs re, rls fe4iy sac, All ~e g4d Do helI
i1.re lcmAt f2g tae seeoat which has i1st bssu IS
Ili. 40 nay rs obtained b. "a Ani-slAvsry OEce 81
.-s sri a. Tie A. ;. s,sni4Ii Once ln Sssssu-st.
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HoRRBLE MVKDER ~ LERoI a friend in
Athens his kI1-g flT-Isl-- ~lfh - f9cvirg PAR
rrulars VI lresetu E4rcar couullaed 5y John VIA
frrs Id L-h1ft il .la Comfy lp ite 7arscn a. lF
i-- el fl- -il uIL lie fscl, stis1. maY b. relied
alln e. colrec- Nearly 100 yelrs go, Tie Murderer
elfF- ls slga lscaIs acquainted ufn lis wife, Ia
s..-r 10 M.s Ju. Nlltsr, ~, q. Luld-u Mrs W.f-
AL Ms. Bar ess, % M4nhaiII vsrJ SHE ylun.
ruHlan snf mar'iea her They lived very rsera1y TO-
fe--i fer tr, umcl Euen be-. without The less
b---1e ai.ls1l Der. ald frcse' dsrcsp,rtu ald
lutf, Tuesday a. they Oh started iur ne house
james Wltefs H. trller distance Ct s50gt cns u-
ga haf tud ~ne 90 be Say 90 spGesrs tlst srnck
l-f ol~ o. tle a Cd win *. which te sac rs
tlk O. .. hrath-rs O. s-ne Air. ai.c0Trrua thar
BE- hl s-t l- BE- .ier pl-d Oh cos bis throat, bat
800 went r he hi trr 10 lo sud bsp r-i her sh- VS.
fgrd abJgr halfway between her h.- aud he bro
r-ttrri s-lte-ss Orb which state 10.
fi srout one o'clock, having lived frrm4P e t8I A n
De msds attempt 20 escape tui IL row sa,f o1sed
IL ISL % await his TRIAL which We l-arn cone, on his
Seok. AsIsas4l Statesman, Mich ID int
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THIS Convention promises to bs OF great interest We
have very fol- notes Of the remarks Of vsrou, gentlemen
present. but our crowded space demands such sborsviA
ten that more than outline e is impossible Tor u, 70
give The Convention Will probably st three or four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

The COURT OF lSQUIRY.-The " y. P,cayan>
Of ths seth ut which have received by Pony Erprss.
contains the gentysxh days proceedings OF the Court
Of Inqulry. The time was occapsd IN hearing the les'
mOny OF Gen. Worth and Lieut.. Ripley Or the defence
We have nor this morning for any extended
stateneat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-02
FEE pILES.
Il Cure for life Secued-Dr. Upham'I
ISTERN.3L REMEDY

TEE RbEGS.
Il Cure for Life Secured-Dr. LphamS
INIERN.2L REUEDY
For the cure Of Plies, Inflammation of tho Liver
and spleen inham nation, soreness and ulcera-
ton Of the stomach, bowels, kidneys aud bad
der ; indlmmaloFy and mcrcuria rheumatism;
inpurily Of the Blood: weakness and inn,ma.
ton Of the spine; and for the Relief Of Mar
ried Ladies'.
Fg7uE NEGrTABLE PUE EITCruAnY. inven-
L ted by DR.. Uphnm, a distinguished physi.
clan Of New FORK City, is the only really sue
ccssfal remedy for that dangerous and distress
ing compiiut, the PILES, ever offered to the
American public.
Mark this: II ia an INTERNAL REMEDY
NOT an external application. and " III cure a Y
case Of Files, either bleeding or Blind, Internal
and External; ana probably the only thing that
will. There Is no mistake about II. 1t is pos
tive curc--nud speedy and permanent. 1t is al
so a convenient medicine TO take and improves
the general health IN a remarkable manner.
Each BOX contains twelve doses, at : .3 cts
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, aud
may lie taken in cases Of the most acute H.
ANIMATION without danger. All internal CTR IL
cations are in the highest degree dsagreeahie,
nconycuien, aud offensive; and from the very
nature # The disease, temporary in their effects
This medicine attacks the disease Mt its source
aud REMOVING THE CAUSE render. lie
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
/NEy..1 ]jlI8y DRV Disc 1CrS
Anhon,L me EIoc,na-y was o,;ain,I,, ,,o.
pared Ter the cure Of Piles, yet it las proved it.
self to be Medicine far stperior 10 ali o,h,rs in
all diseases q 80 Mn,mmaiorv character with
termination Of blood to any pirtjcuIarr, r; or or.
gan. In Inflammation and coprc.,ion rC the liv.
or and snlccn Inflammation. Soreness l-Iro,,.
ton Of the stomach r,vr,s KiJn,ys ooJ p,ai
der: In Inf immatory and Ncrcn6, Rbcnn,a.
Di.m T., is the hest Medicine over Ji.co,ereI
INIpIRIrIrC on THE DIoon
MN 80, 80 "''COi,'
=, az ''n U'''' o. rue "'oo"' 'IiS''S from
C', IN n, -. ~ 'u!.u9' 4" r,'f ''n,'
~, az " .,' SN." "i'" SV'""u''"' a''',
yy"-, - 81 '"S'S H"',' '"' "I''u !. f""eHu'y
~ .rr "..u ''"I'C.IS ulIE,mrsS a"u
u,Il,S,, t'' ''''' - 4'''ho Jam Is en-
'''E N'.,,L',.'
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Cabinet Furniture,

pETER RUSSELLryspcctlul,y hog. leave O.
1 announce to the citizens Of Ottawa and Vi
entity that he has just fitted up the late rrsdcuc.
Of John Illsc, ESQ. ON lnsrllcst, a- IL Furniture
Establishment, whore be purposes keeping on
hand general assortment oi well made work.
and of well seasoned materials, which he viii
cell for cash at Chicago aud - Louis prices.
lie respectfully invites the attention of the
public to his present stock of plain and dressing
bureaus, high post and French hrd-toads, dining
md breakfast tables, Greciau and fancy cain
and wood seat chairs, cumaui wood scat rock.
cribs looking glasses, &c, &c.
June l., Isis. l,ml.
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Ncrp advertisements.
naancnealEne Minia.nies.

ldSGVts'vil ft A!..it'itttH'
low precious TO the lnroryeI are those relics
ot life.
sNIE ladies ana gentlemen Of Ottawa and Va.
cinity are respectfully invited to call at
he court house and ,Eamiur specimen. of the
Photographic art which for hrluaucy depth of
tame, and outline, 10 Is Acknowledged have
never been surpassed IN Chi. town
Miniature, taken every day without regard 20
weather, aud neatly set iu lnchrs, Pima, rings
bracelets, cases, and trimrs. Persons DESTROYS
Of procuring hi.-ikc and correct lhonc" OF
,hcuscyc. or friends will do w,N 10 call at
llilI'- " Co.'S rooms, uS pictures taken 10y them
prr warranted not to fade ia amy l,n-ih"l time.
t|f pictures taken over un r.asnuahr terms.
notions given in ,uc lrt il desired
.,.I HILLS & Co.
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1Icr. II. tllooiIl.
NE " G o o DIS!
alexander w. Tsngil;

Nov offers lar sale at the NEW STORE on
y the northwest corner of the public square,
q large 10, OF entire new goods, n, prices as low
as any other house ia the state. His stock Of
DRY GOODS consists, IN part, Of
Broadclolhs, Ginghams,
Casslmeres, Prints,
Sattineus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
kcnuhy Jeans, Oregon
Neslings, California
Mous-de'Lancs, Rough & Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Lnseys,
Cashmer.dc. Lanes. Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, FIanncIs, Bro. Holland,
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Begging,
Batting, WicklnG, Hose, Needles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread, silk, Cord, Fringe, Gimp, But
tons, rhmblcs, Studs, Shirts, Buttons Suspcn
ders, side and Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also, n large assortment Of
Boots g. Shoes, Hardir0re g. CrOCkery.
Also large lot of GROCERIES. Crushed
and loaf Sugar; Brown, Havana, Muscovaio
and New Orleans Sugar; Old Java and RE
Coffee Ola llyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas; Nutmcgs, Cloves, Pepper, Allspicc
Ginger Indigo, SaleraIus, &c. &c.
Ottawa, Oct, lS, 1917.