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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
For Sale on Consignment.

Buchsn's Hungarian hays Liniment flr
Balsam; Pile.;
Wls,srs Dal.am Wild farel's Arabian Linz.
Cherry; lncni;
Hih's Bnl,am Honey; Hewe's Nerve and
TsyIor's Dalsam Liver Bone Liniment;
wort; Thompson Eye W,tcr
Cheeseman's Arabian Fahuvs,rcA's Nermi.
Balsan, fuge;
Turingion's Basam Comslock's Sarssplrls
Life; Sands do
Andersou's cough drors Bnstols do
Birholom.@s Pink Sherman's WoIm and
Erpertonnt; other Lozenecs;
Hastings Comp Syrup McAhslers all healing
Naplha; Salvt;
Ossood's India Cholo. Councils Pain E1rac.
gnguc; Tor:
smiths Tonic Syrop; With great saEcty OF
Naughn's Veg LythOn- Phi, to numerOu,
triple; to mention.
Downs EliS.r health
.|. ..rE &. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 30 isi7-:.f
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Riches are the baggage Of virtue
they cannot be spared, nor left be.
hind, but they hinder the march.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

Nd ESPECTFULl.Y return thauks to the cit.
1Nlzens Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberia
patronage he has heretofore received, and hope.
10 merit a continuance Of the same. His Iaihy,
ing Establishment is on the son,h side of tn,
public square, over James Ryan's store
He is prepared TO do work on the most reasuna
BILE terms, and waren,s all garments made by
him to fl. Cutting will ~ done on short motto,
and waucn,ed to ii, il properly made mp Tn,
Fall and Winter Fashions,
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him TO furnish garments in the Ia
test and most approqed style.
N. Lumber. and mosts kinds If eoun, p,
produce UH Dc taken ia Inym for cori.
Ottawa. Oct. 90 1917.
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YNHE subscriber has jus, re-
L cei,eJ at HI, store one donr
North of the Mansion House,
(frOD. New York and 81. Lmfis }
a large and irrsh supply Of lht
above named articles, together
with most every variety of ar,i.
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DRUGS Il MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. oils, Furnishes,
Patty, Umdo'c Glass, Dye Nvgs
Brushes, Books, Conitctionaries,
Fruit, NMS, Hines and Rrandies.
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Ia Bureau County.-sec SO, i7,ut II east
OF the Alb principal meridian. =. ...'
Ia G,nndy County.--Se a. 0, 49,, hfs w
~ 10, 20, o. .....'..' '.......
LwiR County.-E hfsS 80. 81, o; sw f.. a.
8, 49, %. ID '..... .... -..I.l % ...''
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
mos, of which. by paying one.foor,h down, time
will be given on the balance. Sou U an.n ls
Nov 20. GEO II. NORRIS.
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wash ingiOn Hotel.
Opposite the South Front cfMe State
House, Sprin gfeht, Illinois.


fH- JOHN DAGENH..-PSopri
VVNHE Proprietor of the above establishment
returns his sincere thanks Ia his numci0us
visitors and the members VI the General Assem-.
bly,. for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himjuring the pas, winter. lie takes pleas
urc in announcing Ia his friends, and all others
who may visit the city during the next summer
and winter, that he will always be ready t. fur
nish them with the best the market pii1rds, aud
spare no pains on his pari in rendering thcn Is
comfortable us can be desired.
The Washington Hotcf' IL situated in the
mos, convenicn, par. Of the city for those y hose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the State, and Delegates to the Conslitu'
,ional Convention will find this House, from its
i'm mediate proximity TO their field Of labor, pos
,es-es more advantages for their convcn ence
and comfnIt than any other in Springfield. His
house Ia large aud roomy. ind is capable IT &C.
commodating 4 large number Of all those wins
nav make 1t convenient to call upon hin. A
convenient and comfortable stable is attached I,
the premiies, which will always be supplied viii
the best oipro,cnder. 1862. H.
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per sl,otes of these lakesUwl,ers Il
p more common than near the lower
'faEeS.frrD e,issofI .st o. .af-i ss.arn dh'

Piant C1iiare-.- CurcMio. In a
recent number oft Cultivator, the
editor speaks Of several plumb trees
IN Ohio that have escaped the raw
age of tho cnrculio. We'll, this is
encouraging. 'as .'l'ss al 'rsss ~ Z
For eighteen years past Ihave had
plum trees,-Washington, Bollnsr,
igreen and yelloweagc, and several
tother varieties,-tliat have never
! been injured by the curculio, and
/ have at all times maturedtheir fruit
sweH, except in one or two instances
whsrs lhaye permitted too muci. fruit
to remoin. Fifteen years ofthe time
mysresiaente was in A>hlond coun-
ty ;sand where in the adjoining lots
thr. curculio was very destructive.
To obtain this result, namely, 10
have plenty Of good plans. | have
kept the ground under my trees
smooth and clean, and during the
spring and summer, ! keep a numer-
Gus flock of hens and chickens feed
ing under them; then about twice a
year sow from a pint TO quart of
salt under each tree, according to
size. Whether the fowls or the salt
would answer the purpose as well
alone, have not tried. Yours, &c.
j. SroUGH.
- On this communication, the
editor ofthe Ohio Cultivator remarks:
The foregoing is valuable testimony
in confederation of what has on sew
eral occasions been given in our col
umns. We believe this is decidedly
the best method yet made known for
growing plums, and We think both
the salt and the poultry are essential
to complete success.
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Single Meal ~ AZ cent,
Transient Boarjcrs per day rs do
Horse, per DAY S7S do
The travelling pebble are respectfully solci'e,
Cor sharo ofthsir pa,sonsge. lisl -t-.L.-r
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EW TAILOR SHOP.
A, B, SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to al calls in his line of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop swarran,ed. Cutting done
% order. may %. lsiT-.i6.f
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g DAYTON s2 w3
W 0OLLEN FAC TORY

W 0OLL EN- FAC TOR Y
,WE woul mos, respectfully inform ouI
w friends and patrons, that The above esiah.
liShmentis still ia operation, and will eonnnu,
10 be, 50 long Us We continue to receive sueh u
Iiberat share ofiublie patronage aud would here
renew our promise that no pains shalihe spared
IN oarpari, wGh skiiul wofkn,en. To render &c.
neral sitisacuou. We are manufacturing III,
GLOWING kinds OF goods, viz;
E PULLED CLOTHS,
jlwim'rs, Satmrit, Tweed. Jeans, Ihsty
FlaaarlsOf different siais. and Blankets.
hieh we ontr for sale wholesale o r retail vsry
,heaP, foI Cob, W.rator hoo!. or wll max,
liberal exchanges, say | I'd. fulltdelOlh tot from
;! 70 los 81 wool, vl Jeans for lls., yd
haunci for ! Tbs. pair very heavy blankets i'i
as much more wool as IL takas 10 make them
sc, altof the same quality. Or We will manu-
actuie fulled cloth on commission, al ON 81
10 q. cents per sd. Wool calculated for eN
,hsngins or manufacturing should hewell wash
cd on the sheep and rolled cp in separate ilseces.
cAR0lRG AND SPINNING.
Wiii be done from 1910 Is ceu,s per pound
CARDiNG will be done ihlss season at cents,
except very tue b4 cents pei pound. Come on
with your fine wool Us We have Just received
two new single machines of the latest aud most
improved style, which viii heput in complct
order. with fine cards, (No. g. and 33) hy the
Goth inst. aud are calculated expressly for Gus
tom work Our old machine will be put in .od
order, and will DO Justice IL the coarser qualities.
Persons coming from a dls,aucecHn hu, ether
wors done with the feast ro>,itl, delay, aud IA
a manner which we will waTranlto give salts.
faction.
CLorH DRESS
VIII he done atHheusual prices, or u small dis
coun, for ready pay. J, y d. GREEN
DAYTON, Nav /, lsl1. J.& ID Il.
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j, va a. MI 8! l. ElY g. Go.

AVE old Hardware Tnwa
shmeu, THREE HUNDRED AND llFr Y STOVES,
Yankee Notion Hathaway Boiler Cooking
Arligbt Pao
open Paor F, Fonts CRATES; geule
" plain and aued
We Of HARDWARE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
CAROINC AND SPINNING,

CLorH DRESS
Willie done atRheusual prices, or u small dis
count for ready pay. ia d. GREEN
Dayton, Nav II. lsi7. ia u "a.
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10 rs Mad eawsiiy HsranH 1sr Southampton and brsHen
Franca servant. Mrs frnca, child ani servant fa .
Fr,n A Dr. Louis Urte kshu Becker, Nfork Mr. str
rsns Rook,u SILVA be- Scrl.a G-np AMI i've chudIel
Rust 81 LOUIS P-,ser Mrs. Peyser ard cld, ffsnk n Boo
ner Mn Ionrf Putnam Bormsn Jones' New 1ofA
~ Schuit- Baltimore Nathan Richardson. Bostou " faicf
Prov silence ) Donney Phla3eph Nm jung germany ~
GUT Cracow Alfred Marden London Adophus o-hs Ne" iofs
A Thompson Conn - No..
"a fbe f,arsslp C1bl from BasfoH for Lirp2e ria haVa
7 Sl,uu and ADJ, stowel Jr L kinmouc, Mm ttss J
,rory Rtehie Lamb Boston Mo Berrrn Wm tooeI-
and -, Mthsl orr glasgow Nj Robson >hsen ,'re
Inckwood Csrl;on Mr. G.~tfs. Nesions MetlfAr
Ssnscrson scott of New lofk M ienei W Nei 'ri
Jsuk us Alma K Jsnkas, Or iooes Of Prov ae =
nj NJ Bn and say four uirn and two servants
Ho@ M Tucker sykes Wa Eagles, ksmsdon haasi'n
NJ Art, of England Neeson. l1scns 81 Germany s-l
Pole, Grs. ana Ssnee British Army boutssr Naish OF
Ns.cser Kua Capt PRAY OF Portsmouth, hN ~ "in''
bearer o d-spacle 20 knssnd and Frame Ou'ef a'
and Cd I'D OBJ Lowell Ht1niort. Of Cns nlai ono o.
F,r RaVsr-Tho. Power, hughss Of Boston Nm IT,.
Rsb.or n Tbr ID Hunter Nufiock al sister. NJ hgss
Nrs Ttn NJ. Rau of HALIFAX Tessrs. OF New lors ef
Msns N q Pin, OF Nova Scotia Lutr Bracket Nol'a "
PEtou & Ges AID lady OF kHg slt-l7. Total q,
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aaApMlsIsTEaTon's GALE :, or s a,s1 ass

ID rfMBER AND WOOD LAND, 10 James Cliy coun.
Sy virgnla-By yirns " N. last W vi and TestAnen'
Of Iss. shieds deceased shall sell VI public sacnop Oh
he IJh day Of November next being James Cry Court
dsv I'M front III The COun House In the City of Whisms
bufg Va that valuable Of Land called and kncwne
SHIELDS POINT, lying 10 James City County, Va 90
Ire casbomny River four miles from its mouth sra !"
from Williams bur g-conaining between snd eDo sd~
Of GOOD and for farming, and which s more vsnsDsW
nreut of The arge quantity Of Heart Pine Tintrf fln.
d ak ood of tho very best s1d, growing on hr ana
,sbln one mile Of the river bank where Yessr eau W
bo thirty feet u Shore drawing ten 0r ni@en ZEE
.ier ali II this and good TIMBER can be cut banioo
ana delivered on board vessels with less expense man hvu
any tract n the alr in consequences VI It's ocson non
IN on tho Chckabominy for more han mile, WIN hoio
All navgable the norm ana soleass On ss1u
creek mich ofth valuable TIMBER SANDING Oh me bsn
t6 whole Of tbs and q level and fefls, and cspsDs ~
being made By iis Vt msd, very pfodncuyei mar
nd.nt 10 the ghbOhOOd, and can readily De pfocnfso
al fsjr price l- location Is healthy ard cesrsbie CO.
f bOus fever been seen or snOwn 81 e V'D
10 pef.ous Sorh Fast south West, desfous 70 cnssse
In farming OOg-cultng saving, The supply ~ umor'
being sufficient lsy lilo establishment ~ strs'n ss~
mill "a nc prslsss ms land offers sreai lnaos
Tho.e sinx distance Wishing ~ view ME lana vs'us
he day u sale are informed that mo ss.nboss % tns
T.u.. River oass day and Will land pass 81 any
sod sl andag. on the nyer A. Mr Coles ard MI VIM
whArses harxs sf. awaysl readiness 10 convey Psss
ge. b .ii susDurg, whsrs convey vance an ~ yy.sh
to y.n he POINT Sir Thomas Shields and MI " lAism
SPENCER igag a0lOning, al snOs nc and a. AZ IN
Tenn aecomnOd ai8g aDd will be made snV~n o. ~ u.s.
NJ sale. JANIS ~ " ILL.,, s - ~. sr,eDa.
Ut T. a. fo2l iswa'l win the Will annexed oIJ. s-.s..
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~ From the Cherokee Couniry.-GsoSen

piasoa Of d.. j B. Randall tAs @a'Ifg bSin' hl.'
sa Of Uaf Cacrry We have been lnoAcsd % so.'"s
gunce OF he benefits received from This medleu- 70 40
or Testimony IN favor Of is eXtraordinsfy hesns Pfo
lies We take pleasure In stating that We have
used oursel and administered 10 oters during tae
ycar IN cases Of obstinate coughs colds soreness &c
chest SC and Always with The most nsppy Iss.. ~
therefore eheeriuny recommend 70 s s .s 49,,
above diseases 10 Try the Balssm u Wild
"a Hsoon None genuine unless signed l. 81 It's on ne
wrapper. -
way and Johnst b WARSES, Do 5leecker-sl' d a
SANDS, lss Bowery j. c. HAhr, Us OrsnosL. -
LEWIS 5T Greenwich-st J. B. Doom. III Broadway A
B D. SANDS, Fultoa and Wlhsui-st scHltFftLiS'
BsorsEks s. Co ls2 Wser-st- RusHToS. Class 20
10 Broadway and 10 AstOr House HAuLA>D, hEEsL
Co SO Ms,d-n-Isne. B. 0LDs Sos, Nevus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

The City Of Newly orb, commanded by Capt Is hafrf
held al lie Seventeenth Ward lolel "Wednesday even
Ing. the 18Th OF October 1873, d was unanimously
H9it,i That the thanks of the Cr1lus GUARDS Dee and
they are hereby rendered their Invited Guests sud o the
Captain Of Poughkeepse Guards and also 10 Mr. WEB
STIR aud bis Band FOR their Kind attention TO he Crous
Guards while their Annual Target Excursion 10 The CITY
of Poughseepsie
Resoired That the thanks Of the Crous Guards be and
are hereby rendered Chief Engineer 10 the F0remen
and members Of Engine Companies Nos and Of Pough-
kespsie for the attention psid the CfOus Guards during
their stay IN Poughkeepsie
Reoired Thai toe Guards sso tender to MessTs TuRNER
and MyFRs their thanks for the Invitation rendered 90 them
10 visit the Circus and also to Mr. RUTGER the proprietor
Poughkespsie Hotel for the liberal accommodation afford
I'd To the Guards during their stsy 10 Poughseepse
Re1lre3 That return our sincere tAnEs 10 Nj WI
WoE rp aud the members of HE Band for their kind attention
to the Guards during their late Target Excursion.
Capt g. HANER. Chairman
Hsop,f frtSeoru S.rrafarv o. Ia
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DIE ID.

fnday Of te BRAN. FRANC r. AruolA
asn daughter OF James l. and Caroline Adela Das ton
T- trends snd acquaintance oi the family az well AZ oee OF h-
fraa parens J0hn n and vanus Lewis ts are r.
t@,tf, invited 70 attend funeral from $40 BoNery sunday
The NJ when her s Be removed 70 Green
scod Csmriy for iatefmeut
village Mount Pleasant New jersey Al The resise OF
NAV Nj John Bloom. the SO ult Mrs flAbE H.
Apgsf aged 40 Mrs Apsei Wa resident
Il the township which she ded seventy and had been con
the Church for the last eight ,rtis she -
n Of IA children grand children great grand children aud
- great great great children makng SO descendants
Al Troy, EDWIN PERCINAi brother Of The eeeus
Poet Df James Perva 18th inst CHARLES LYMAN asea -
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- Temrernnce Anniyer.nry. i IN IN

II TfmPerHnff NnnINtT-HIN' ~ .hIII Z %
No / d or viii hold their Anniversary "Wednesday
evening 25lh atthe Broadway Tabernacle Hon James
Harper viii preside. Addrerses by John b Cough and
other distinguished speakers The will be- under the
direction O. Prof B. A Russell. Prof Ihorbun Gibbs
will preside the Organ Tickets - cents eacIo ht had
Al Winieron hat III Csnalst, squire Brother lo
BOwery. j. Pease, $50 Clinton OF - Dvsionst d. 49,
keg l8l Chatham Grand and Orange 81 W " H.
IL wis. lf2 Chatham-st daguerrean roonsli Miss NJ
Pugsley 80 Greenwich av, Mrs. Fraser ~ Orchard
81; Lucy Graves - Forsyth julia Dkemen, ~ klzs
beth ST. Luke Hsssert, Eco ~ Nassaust, Organ Office
corner Fulton aud Nassau SIS and Of anyof The members
Of Franklin Union.
Persons of hearing Mr. Cough will avail them
of tins opportunity his engagements VIII require
him to leave the city the following morning.
Exercises 10 commence nj ~ o'clock BY order OF me
Committed OF 3usSruSW
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d. GouRAuD's LILY WHTE-Thls delightful Compound
Intended u ant the nOxOus articles which have been
sefore used by ladies' for whitening the cuuce such a.
s,spared chalk Paris white plaster Of Pans So Unie
~ peicOus and unnatural hes adveTied TO- Got kAUD
m White gives = delicious soflness sm0Ohness, bril-
1s5ce and perfectly hfehke whteness to the complexion
Wbsn used after the skin ss been thoroughly washed with
GorEuDs Italian Medicated Soap, the effect 10 luxurious
.,ddehghtfu In the II also very valuable for
s.nemen with tender skins and stf boards A. II COM
ssey slsys the irritation consequent on shaving holh
=. ss,sd slso II on their babes Il Il much superior
sa1onnou powder for that purpose - cents box Be
,.sicusr 70 bear mind that Dr. r. FELIX GoURAvDs pre-
srsops can only be obtained genuine, Al his depot 81
iSsker-st first door west Of Broadway n. Y.
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SPLENDID SACRED GIFT

n APPLETON co. viii publish mex week-Tne
D.Moen or the Bible denestet 10 series OF sketches
OF prominent females mentioned Holy scripture by Cler
Qymcn Of the United Sises illustrated by eighteen cnafsc
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handsomely bound. Price 81 with the piates elegantly
coiored so.
Contributor % ne Work-oyder Of Subjects md inti.y'
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VIZ PALMER,s BusINEss-MEN's

.rx,g.c FOR 1910. l. said % be the most com
\ rss m.nrs OF fsrts aud statistics for N. Office, count
iDg-room resde ever pub shed ltcenany embraces
vast Of valuable inionmsNon eefei1ly oges'eu
and condensed with respect 10
Money and Exchanges weights ana pleasures,
Tanfs past ard present. Yaienis sra Aien' Law
49,. !, ~ Hour ~ Labor Goa Trade History,
p1-o.S. srs Canals Tonnage and sCippug,
po,7,a. ~ TraveI Partnerships, COrpOrstOnss
p, Oare AMI Postage lmmi grslOr-sisfisiics
The Electric Telegraph, The Newspaper ff7ss' sN'
sys-nsuc Advertising, AZ.
pses f2i ceri. ouIv FOR = compendium Of facts which
every man needs often 10 the co1rse Of year soa -"
know where 20 md. fof ten times the money , .
The Buslnes-Mer's Almanac i compressor With
doqbeoumn pages Of sne bur and fair type thOug
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sra Respectfully solicited, By '. b. PALMER Denefa
-, .nanar Army TrDune Bl dl1gs y Oh 81 ln,
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NTEW FALL CARPETING.-rne subscriber hu
- r,relyed . ha.csome assortment Of Kew styles Of
sra.ssls ThreePJ s1d Ingram Csrpec;ng, OF superior
On Atty ssyls and solors tos WIN general .ssor
Ts1t a Drusges OIL Cloths, Rugs, &c &c. He respect
fv .oci.s 5e patronage Of his ends ard those vish1g
~ purchase The goods vii be sold a Tho lowest market
49, 5 c. LYNES, - Csnsl-st
oIs lwu- GEAR Broadway.
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The Hudson and berkshlre HalIroad Co are
about 10 issue hy thousand Of bonds secured like those
Of the Erie Company for the purpose OF completing the
repairs Of their road
Land Warrants are selling at slo5a sllo freely.
The supply 10 about equal to the demand.
The Hermann today for Bremen took $4,000
inspeeie, Notwithstanding theiow rate of bills
Fnst-class paper was sold today at s a9 per Ct
which Is easier and we understand thai the offerings at
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...oCToBERl.i.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. DAY.



CLEARED SHIPS zapch, Thompson. Hs,Is tss L''ns''ai
'9sslia,A'n bfiion Liverpool, Ncoihuu Mntafa
Bars sAshA~ asca, Gsswsy Fercs BROOKS Brand ie"-
Bro. Heen. NeCurt wnisor " NstaIss. Du,. Al.FA.,
Mora Co. omsuun, lfof;l aaiaf Lisbon, 1inneH Mn
schrs Statesman. CsriAl Washington Ciy u C. &c Augusta
kwn NeN bedorc hnaaheih Merton fsnsalo ID h1f,si
20 Frccls-f Crnckett. Nera
Bag ou-ata, hS5 a. n h.sephls,
ARRlyED-Bsfs Rsgd. wsd, Havana u d.,. su.af a. VI
la of GA i5ih. or Cape foos 0ut. ras u vi1i
ttown o her ends s~y of-;ogs.i g escry
mo- stf.eh-f The opms bad
-o torrsNanffnas Tie Ragi toard-i Arg Lontoa
80 - "a Two Of her 80 fefort Of bfs AagusA
-, N,-..u -rrsh Ms;tuas, -,h a a. Jau~- John
~, 10 ssd Jsbl~c Gooins Gom fcftsls W r~Eht brk
p Home. from Fhsiephs. isChg lfghoru. Feloistou
s.rr r experiences head ~ds, and ca he ish
F tas.i B~s. Hsssas y Is sugar. a. rsylcf "a irih
- - "a . C,pa aui Of org lonaon from Ne~ iofs f
H. wssdsn.sted 90 the Isih lst = y, Gag 's 40
s@ of vessels Gull stream dsrased 's-se IN oeior-
reported 49,. .u
Shr De Ros.ett, Dayton, wilmington NC aSs' AA'A
sAf Neas Phti sraoai Tsrks Island, ss Tucker Lai
,x~ ....i ..o... { 7
Mitchell
BELow-s .Ap.-ao sxa.ls Wind NV
sAIIED-S,eash Bermsn Tor southanPtosaad sreea saP'
Sewtos Bristol Fns Eassnt (Rsl Liverpool ADJ others
ne bs nsvs HensAaw reported yes-fta. -seans Fr-f -
~ tbs last Bsnk. goi cf At hh ~aief yes1 ~
v lowed Up lssszs bsas) BY steamer 'seSe rsA
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M AR RTE ID

o. THURSDAY M. qt inst Johns Chao Re d. hgtee
~ WILLIAM W. IHAYER To Miss MARIA COCHRAN, all OF
rsC
Mobile and New Orleans pspefs will please COPY
Wednssday the VI T. Church, Bedford Il ~ IL.
NJ Ainn,srBan NJ WIN II JACKSON 10 Miss SARAH kElCh
AN al .bis Gu
~ Baltimore pspsr- val piease .
Al Troy. l7th MT GEORGE W kENNE, a. Mlss HANNAH n
l.
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THE oAMpBELLs ARE COMING

NAIUHUAf MI h''VVN N"''V17IeE
cAMPBELLs MiSsrRsLs - 49,.
DEsPECTFIrLLY ANNOUNCE A CONCERT THIS
Ii Saturday, AFTERNOON, when they VII nave me
pleasure Of introducing chsste snd popular FROG ANIME
MANI and sEMlRAMIDE, with variety Of POPULAR
DANCES by Mr. LUKE WEST.
Doors open al 2-Commence al s.
Admission Is cents. 49,.
Children half price. OF ~
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To D1tid Bunos Esg. NEw-foKk' OcL ~ let'
Dg.K SlR. tender TO YOU and the Assembly Deega-
lion OF which YOU are Chairman my sincere thanks Tor The
honor YOU have conferred BY renomnsing ne 10 rep
resent The lNih Assembly Dslnci tih Ward N me Assem-
by OF ms STATE during the political year Of l5is regret
10 say that business engagements are such As 10 proven
me from attending the important duties OF hai once VIII
satisfaction 70 my constituents or cfed 10 myself M1'
therefore. declin- the nomination.
! am. with great respect your OBJ servt -