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TEGG POTT0s GORMER.
From the Yankee Blade.
ChiValry.

Chivalry.
THE days Of chivalry are past and gone"
The plaintive tongue of eloquence hath said
IT'S false! nodght but the gorgeous show and
form,
The useless pOmp and psgeantry is dead.
What though the lance shall never more be
broke,
The coat Of mail hang rusting on the wall,
And battle-axe, that fell like thdnder stroke,
Lie mid the rubbish Of some antique hall.
What though the silly tournament Is gone,
The tragi-comic scene of love and war!
Where vilest hearts, BY aid of nerve and bone,
Gained the fair prize with smiles and loud eclat
Who that hath caught the Spirit Of the age,
The restless strife Of Virtue with old vice,
Will mourn that such false shows have left the
stage.
That dark oblivion should be follys price!
The fire of chivalry is living still,
vestal fame within the manly breast
Inspires the heart and nerve the conq'ring will,
And prompts ambition with its high behest.
In every land the champions of truth
Sound the bold challenge TO unyieldiug fight,
And woman with Ter heart Of love and truth,
Scorneth the wrong and prayeth for the right.
These are the glorious days Ct chivalIy!
The days Of zeal and earnest strife;
Old vice, old error, and old tyranny
In their last holds are warning to the knife.
Shame to the craven heart that doth not feel
Amid this world wide strife's increasing din,
This clash Of reason and this clash of steel,
The kindling fire Of chivalry within!
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SANTA ANA RoBBED.-A letter rom
Jamiaca says;--a M. Antonio Teulet, aid
de camp 10 Gen. Santa Anna. the ex Die
tator Of Mexico, has decamped from jana
lea, carrying with him Jewels ano money
TO a considerable amount, the properly OF
the General. II was also discovered that
the same individual had committed Jorge
ries in the name Of Gen. Santa Anna, on
the Colonial Bapk. and mefchan!iIe 9ouse
at Kingston, 70 the amount o. 4ltUV. a
fasavsailing vessel had been dispatched %
Havana, In pursuit Of the delinquent
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An afflicted Fomiiy.-The family OF
DR.. Luke Hassert, Grand Scribe of the
Sons Of temperance, residing Ia Hud:
son-st. have suffered most severely from
the unrelenting pestilence., On Tuesday
night, his daughter, a little girl betweeA
two and three years Of age. was the iirss'
victim. Mrs. Hasset, who was ID ap.
parently good health, was attacked soon
after the death of her daughter. and
died at IL o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing. His nephew, young man Is years
old, died On Wednesday night. AT b
o'clock on Thursday morning his only
son, 10 years of age, died. Tribune.
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GrcpAic.-Lord Byron described .
party with which he had dined, as fol-
lows:
"Like most parties Of the kind, it was
first silent, then talky. then augmentative,
then disputatiOus. then unintelligihle,
then, altogether, then inarticulate, then
drunk. "
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A long Voysge.--The Nantucket In

A Long VoyGge. The Nantucket In
quirer says: va
"The ship Citizen. which arrived at
this port on Wednesday from . whaling
voyage. was absent ffty-eight Ineltha
and twenty two days. This is the longs
est voyage ON record. except one. The
Barclay, Of New Bedford, now on d
voyage. has bean absent sixty mensh1
and one day." IA
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THE C1No1NNATt BEeGAR WoMAN.-
We clip from the Cincinnati Commercial
the following singular account Of the last
hours of a notorious mendicant of that
city. 1t is horrid enough for.one of Lip,
pard's fictions, and is doubtless adthen-
tic:
"Officer J. Link, gave us yesterday
some more singular facts connected with
the old beggar woman, Elizabeth More
lock. She died in the night, and in the
evening a lighted candle was placed upon
stand beside the bed, her idiotic daugh-
ter, the hunchback, being the only at
tendant-though for part Of the time the
physician was present. The old woman
opened her eyes, and perceiving the burn
ing candle, aordered it to be blown out,
saying that she could not afford to pay
for it.
When first taken sick, she ordered the
chest which was after her death found to
contain money, to be placed beside her
bed, and she kept it within, reach of her
arms during the whole of her sickness ;
and when the death struggle came on,
she was told she must die, she flung her.
self upon the chest, and clawed at it in
her wild, avaricious phrenzy. until she
tore the gerry nails from her fingers, and
thus embracing the ii gotten treasure,
spirit took its fight--where?
An old stove in the room was found
after her decease, to contain a consider
able amount of silver and copper coin,
carefully slowed away. The money and
effects have been placed in the hands Of
an executor appointed by the Court.
Mr.. Link informs us that in 1910. when
small change was so scarce, this woman
made handsome speculation by selling
$500 at one time to a single individual.
This money was accumulated by beggary
by herself and her idiotic daughter. The
latter was generally logged upon her re-
turn home at night, when she did not
make good days work Of it, and was
always whipped before she was sent out
in the morning! The cries of the poor
creature while under the lash of her av-
aricious mother, have frequently excited
the Indignation of the neighborhood.-
The poor idiot herself was yesterday un-
der an attack of the cholera, and is pro-
baby numbered with the dead"
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B. STEVENS Il CO.,
NORFOLK. CT,
no RENT, OR FOR SALE.

Musa THE TAVERN STAND situa.
atedin Terryville, Litch6eld Coun-
Seks ty owned bv Gaius +. Warner, OF
Hill New Haven, is for sale, The
House, Barn and sheds 10 good re-
o, and will be sold low; p~v Acprs w;,h
AlsO-A FARM OF FORTY ACKES Tl IN
II is called Town Hill, and about one mile
lherly from said Tavern Stand:
I'D Farm consists Of Meadow Pasture,
y ID and Plough Land and will be sold At
&4kain.
rms Of payment for bOshs or either Of said
HRFog particulars. reference may be had g
nhscribeE at TeETyvilles Agent for the sale
= JOHN @, LEWIS.
ne. ash. sug sfE "a # 81
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The OLD AMERICAN FLAG.--The Ame
rican standard is thus described: The CO.
Tors OF the American feet have snake
| with thirteen rattles, the fourteenth bud
ding, described in the attitude of going to
strike, with this motto-"Don't tread on
me. )" 1t is a rule in heraldry that the
worthy properties Of the animal in the
crest borne, shall be considered, and the
base ones cannot be intended. The an
clients accounted snake, or serpent, an
emblem Of wisdom, and, m certain att
tudes, of endless duration. The rattle
snake is properly representative Of Ame-
RIGA, as this animal is found in no other
part of the world. The eye of this crea-
ture excels in brightness that of any 9TH
er animal. She has no eye-lid, and is
therefore an emblem of vigilance. She
never begins an attack nor never surren-
ders. She is therefore an emblem of
magnanimity and true courage. When
injured, she never wounds till she gives
notice to her enemies of their danger.
No other of her kind shows such gen
erosity. When undisturbed and in peace
she does not appear to be furnished with
weapons Of any kind. They are latent
in the roof of her mouth, and even when
extended for her defence, appear to those
who are not acquainted with her to be
weak and contemplate, yet her wounds,
however small, are decisive and fatal.
She is solitary, and associates with her
kind only when it is necessary for her
preservation. Her poison is at once the
necessary means of digesting her food,
and certain destruction to her enemies.
The power Of fascination attributed to
her by a generous construction resembles
America. Those who look steadfastly on
her are delighted and involuntarily ad-
vance towards her. She is frequently
found with Is rattles, and they increase
yearly. She is beautiful in youth, and
her beauty increases with her age her
tongue is blue and forked as lightning.
London Morning Chron. July 20, 1776.
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The NEWARK POIsoNtNG CAsE.'-
Considerable excitement has been caused
at Newark, by the following circumstan-
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j. G.. BATTERSON'S
Marble Works,

81 HARTFORD, CONN.
sanuments and Tombs of American and
Etalian Marble. Baptismal Fonts, Mus
raj Ia bletl, Urns. Waves. Nantes,
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Floors, &c. constantly
on hand or furnished 20 order.
Har,ford. june lst, ly4
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nlisec! ancous.

No those ,rio prefer nearing their arm Hir
tod nag or being Bald -TnpMAs' MAGNrr-
,c n AIR REsroRLR AND lNyIGoRAroR j. the most ct
feca remedy ever ye, produced tor all diseases in
cldenta To the hair 1t is IN eilctua rcstorcr,in all
cases of badness or where the hair has become thin
The Magnetic Hair Rcs,orcr and lnvigorutor i,
nr,s,ntcd To the world with the confident belief that
a. specific, It Tar exceeds any compound or prcpar
ntion ever before known Tor preserving the hair or
rrs,or,nr 1t where the head has become wholly OF
pnrinlIy bald BY tins list the hair may be- prc-cry-
ed even To extreme Old age To Females, whose
los. othnr Is often occasoncd 10y complaints pecui-
mr. IN the married state increase at family. Nc-thc
Magnetic Hair Rc-torcr and myigorator Is nyalua-
Bile ms It will, upon application, restore TO It all IT,
original beauty Mothers should not TAIL to apply It
To the heads OF their children especial when the har
comes N thin and weak 1t Is sure TO lay good
foundation Tor n fine head oi hair IA after years
Numerous and highly respectable persons of all
AGES can be most confidently referred to as having
had their hair rcs,o ed by the usr of Thomas Rene
DIV Sold wholesale and rrtnH by the Empire com
pany, No 10 broadway, under llowardS hotel, \
y; aud utrctail by usagrn,S throughout the United
Sra,rg mar2-3l-Gm
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1u!)n EotliwooO.
Good News!


rs =
TALL at LOCKWOOD. middle store RcilIrk'sblcr
~ next door to the Post Office, # you wan, new
chrop nnd f,sbon,lIs rnads or Mi Linis '-''
The .ubscriber has i.t received from the e,s,cr,
markets, an extensive assortment of Ury CooJs
| Grgrsyir- II1rolrare TrocLcyy B,ojs and W..
Fish, &c bouolt mostly nj ILctjo, M ,,r.a,Iy r'
durcd prices MI of which vii. he snId C,r CkSjy ne
rRODJCE at astoni.iiua low nrir,5 e, nir,.
bic .xpencc Is better than slow shilling" Prices
will be- uniform. and no trouble to show foods He
and s-,res NIL tL,t tbcv l have. ,h,. ,ror,l -, Li
money and he satisfied tb,t tL,, arc ,,,s r,It ,,b
The following conpri-c- p,rt of his Iorr,. s,oc,
800 pieces assorted Pns rom 81 10 g5c,. per ward
new STYLES and 50 per com brlo,y Old nricis 800
- pieces GInrlarls con.i,tipg of scotch r,clyb
French and American styles: ycry much chranor
than eyer before offered
lDJ pieces Alpaca bnck six -war1 D.al and e,ri,,,
OF the newest STYLES md of nil gr1,l,iez
- 0OO wards l. and q, inch bl,y.n opI hIe,ci,,d
shcatlng- and ahirtiprls at urie.s ,a-t, Io,.
100 pieces cloths. casifucrre French Eurli.h and
American hnck bue brown MIXED md Guc,,.
cana and saiuetts OF Nil kinds and rolor,: pilot
and Beaver cloths, nj the lowest prices
- pieces shcrps grey.
. 800 slawI- of every variety cheapcr than oyer
loo dozen Su~pcndcrs Of India rubber and web
100 dozen likt- and cravalc Of silk bingham, lnsn-
cambrlc cotton and utlerv1rirties
100 pieces white. rcd aud yellow Flannel
lpD pieces hi"nchcd md unp'caChcd Canton fannc,
: 70 piece, lIn-cv. ui all kind.
go dozen Hosiery. Of nh kinds: men women and
ch.treu's; white, black, slate mixed, brown and
ec1r,rt
100 dozen gloves; wooden, cashmere, Kid, sill. and
cotton NJ pnrcs'o suit
. I'D hhiz prime Surlr. new rr1n.
= bhls prime Noa4~c., new crop.
/ 10 do superior 81. Lone -utnr- house ho.aSscs
/ . do golden syrup; very cheap.
~ 2 ,I, ,I.,I,, arg PuyrfIzrl "9e sugar
/ II Ri. nc,r rr,.l,r,.i X - . To IL, t.
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J. 9. Nattinorr.
J. &. Nattinger
HAS Just received Il very large and well select
l ar, o-'ment at
Eaii and Winter Goods.


Consisting IN pant OF alpnccas, frnrh mrrnoz, Co
burgS .glnr ham, mode cp-hmerrs aud all kinds of IN
dies dress goods, fofer,r silks. OF all culors gro de
Rhine, marcenr. plaid silks silk serge, satin vest
ngs; cherry, PINK blue, purple, and other coldred
sntlns bonnet yciyets OF all c1urs pnil &c lainc
Oregon mohalr gala, and satin pialds plain cash
mere Iarltpn- blue and green harrnc Swiss, Bishop
and Victoria lawns wovc thread edges linen isle
and cambria edges, ludrs super standing collar H.
fusion ruchcs PLAID silk and black satin cravas firm
aes, ylmp, daisy and tas-cle1 buttons of every color
cherry coorcd hroclc aud uncut velvet ribbons, blk
Belyidrrc colored stmdla brochc all wool and long
plaid shaw,s great variety oibcnyer pilot wool dyed
and French BfOad cloths also.
Realty Mate ClOihi,ig,
Ofcvcrv description guality and kind such as blan-
kct sack, hc1yrr. and bin" plo, cloth over coats
fancy co.ored cloth, pe'crShan and tweed sack coats
mixed and fancy cas1mcrc pants plaid, valencia,
aud woucu velvet vests. etc etc Also an cxtcu-
syc assortment OF MiFFS:
From j1cts 10 ~ such as French cOncv short blk
lynx wolf super natural lynx ladies' black and miss
~ white concy NUTS The nrprsi and'hcapest lot
Of Gents and Boys Winter Caps
ever hctur" offered in town consisting of bows cloth
zcd opera. plush far, cloth silk mnzourkn. andTay-
Tor guard caps. Also, ON hand and 70! sale. CHEAP
for cash, q very large aud excellent assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, and Crockery.
=. S-L1dlr5 ARE respectfully invited to examine
my stock Of goods as Inducements to purchase vii
Doe Offer" which have ucyerbclorr been presented ir
this place ! -nt adhere to my plan announced as
spung, 20 sell goods as cheap "a the cheapest ld
gooi pay, and rooi pay only; and ! would repca
myth1uhs for the very liberia. patronage | have re
crNed Ottawa. dec /
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Large Sales for Cash
And small Profits at the Cheap Casl
BOO X ST0 K E.

y0EEPU KEEN. I- ..- BROTHER r., 10
=, lake S.rrg,. Cnlcar,. Nh keen r,r.,-r,r, ,.,
hand a.. .nrra and rrrraf, n rs-,r,p,,,,t "a Ill,
aud Srauonar, n- arara ~, found Yves, o., N.y y,.s
School hook i'm rlr-., ria,,r,. t,r Io,l,,.,
inrIl mint uEfr.. u..pyiDr. ,.,.
NprIlug Ho9sy--N,r.,-,sr'. Sander. ,Ir,,ur.,,.
Town T....r'.. mn, P.r,..'y,. ..,.r,ai
HseJ,ng B1osg-SanNr-. N,rgnf..,'s Fu.r.
sons Towns. Pu-,r's. rhetorical Reader, Inr.- -,
E,~I.r- A., ''' ''.'-'''''
Grammars-Surls. B ...,ag's. rlaaI'. y. or.
Erp.ya'.. a,rI ghagrrr's
irfNmr.iss- smile. Emor.o,'.l y -olo FL.
burns. Adams - and * mo. Perkins y1,.,, I,.,.
/, . auI g. Dlhor- and t,r.,a.,gI..
Gc,-rgpaic Oucys. Smiths . and small. Ir.,.
cAr'r- Grorrruly or( NfI1.,rI p-r.,,,,. ~.
Gollr.rhs Parrv's. Rn-rIu'- t,rorr.rI.y a. ,,n
Heavens and N.us, Wool5-ilrn-. and V,5..1-.r-
Works on pnHu-orlv. Cl.w,.rrr. plvaf.r.-,
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N ERCANTILE.
Ghieaao ADVERTISEMENTS.
4. AW EsO OLA y.


@ A S; Z; /. s :Is ;i: s. , % 6;
I'M assortment Of Law iiOoh y
ll-ssAakks-sse&S Cotton Tfc r \. York
Digest Governs Reports, \. y lils do; Eas,s
do Demos do Brecsc do, Scammon's Reports,
ILL.,; Gman's de-; Curti, u ). Digest linicomb 9
Supreme Court Digest, thluys crum. law do Plea
dinrs; Story's EI. Digest do jurisprudence; do
Conflict law; do on partnership do onbaiimcnts;
do on sales do on promissory notes do on bills OF
exchange do on agcnry tollycr ON Partnership
Statutes OF Illinois: Nhcnton's International LAW
Roberts on Fraudulent tonycyancng Blydcuburg
on Isury; Eden un Injunction; Mathew frcsump-
tive Evidence 'Hdds Practice; Saunders Reports
Roscoc's Criminal Evidence; Russell on { rimcs
Arrhbod's Grim Pleading, DO Civil do; Conklm'-
Treatise Phillip ON Insurance Ducr oudo Bar
hours Chanccy Practice; Daniels do; Lube,
Equity Pleading, Born-,our'- Commentaries
Hurgc on Sucry-g.p; Green. uion evidence sur
den ON Vendors, \dnm4 on Errriucn,; lilhard on
Sal'' lIwnphric'- PrrcrdcuJsi kr'Iand's SuUo-
gate, Reeves Domestic Relations; Land Owner
Manuel, Nharions American Gum Law Clerks
Assistant; PuuIrr on tou'uc'-; and Abbot on
Shipping.
Tie above We will furnish ~ lrys as they canh
hadn New YORK Gentlemen Of thc bar wi.l tin,
Uior their interest 90 give cal. before purchasing
FEB rs. An & {. hurley
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EHlMab!c IInnlss.

DELHtOII's Conquest q Ncyico.
do 90 Peru.
do Ferdinand and Isabella,
DO M.-te.,ducs,
Wn@l,i's II stoucuI Memoirs,
Macauey's History of tng land, do Miscellaneous
Whiting, Caay-c's Miscellaneous Writings,
Mm,o-h. dp, Alison iu,
Lamnr,iucs History al, Ggoud s,s,
do Pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
The above books can be- bougntyrr lDwat l22
Lake ST., Chicago .lrb53I \. IT, & c ByRLlg.
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Walker l. iliCkling,

fx.esIAh Storage, Fonrdrding, & Com.
ns mission Merchants,
Warehouse ON the Canal, near the high bridge al.
so, on the Basin, nj the foot OF La Sale street
Cash Advances made on liberal terms or pro.
ducr, We. IN store to be shipped
n Is. For sale at our yard nrnr the warehouse a
large lot Of Lumjrr, Inn, Niiuglcs. IInijer, and
Cord lpood, which will be sold for Cash or Produce
Feb . 10
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Eriugcs ~ l.iu,ps,

~ 10 do gold mixed do 10 do mixed and p.ain do
ntrduccdprccs. uc@7 RYAN X StNsrp
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Timber Land for Sale,

HNlIE subscriber has 20 ncrcs OF good timber
land near the town OF MnrSclle4, m l,asar
- county, on the north SIDE ofthr river for sale
Aspan otgoOi breeding mares, or sinulc one. will
ne tnkcn IN part pay. 4 portion Of the purchase
money can remain on lnicrrs, for some time
nunwn o,l 3 siS. JOHN HISE
P.S-G. w. Jackson, Esq. near the property
the land 'H Wv nn,
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administrator Notices.
La Sale Probate Court,

'ENHE regular term OF the Probate Court f1
u the county Of la Sale viii be held on IT,,
first Monday Of every month at the office cf tn,
/ Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON.
Sepis. 1917. P,"L T,,iir,
."dte INTO the most remote corner, too often
70 be dragged 10th, aud unhesila'inely de.
rcurcd. The rattaSnakc, too. roar. is not
the welcome guest he reports himselrtobe:
for often have slain the willy serpent with
a belly too much pro'uberan, to be either
healthy or natural, aud bearing IN lis outline
very strong resemblance to,he Gguvc ola
prliric.dog.
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They wII. furnish any OF all oithcaboyc works hy
The dozen or gross, upon the most reasonable and
satisfactory tennis
Both otlhc aloyrsarrs Of School Books have been
so long and -oilyomb'y known 10 enlightened west
cm teachers tina, ans enumeration ot their peculiar
excrNcucps J., deemed suprrliuou- No less than
three times che pUmbcr Of ann Oiier lmcricdH Sc
RIOS have been sold the wc-tIn the same time, du-
nng the past four ycaTs and tha sale IL steadily and
constantly increasing McGullcys Renders and
Spelling Books and Rays ArI,hmcuc-, contain a
the valuable ta'urr. of every other similar series and
some that none of the other. contain, besides being
hrger anil cheapcr tbqH almost aHg other
School teachers are invited lp call and cNamiu.
for th"msc.vas \ II. 4 c Burnley,
dec Chicago Bookstore ~ LAX. street
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Fire ana Marine Insurance,

PROJECTION INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New Jersey, NJ >omcrNiIlc.
NPlIAh S2OD.OOO Chartered Feb. 1SiS
~ DinLcroUs-W William I thompson, Peter
Slryket, James Taylor. ia nd Saudcrson, viii.
lam j. BOVINE, Edward paysnn, NnthcS Ruds.
dale, New York; James =. McIn,yrr. q. L,
Powers, brooklyn. b. :, WwrSrY, ag'r, Wall
ST., n Y. WM. THOMPSON. President
80; v VOORHEES, secretary may j-i2. y
me snhwr'hcr will insure in the above com.
pany on as liberal terms as any other good com.
panY. u. l.. BDl'GUrpN
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q. {. Thompson.
NlnHi. NE,, nr,l,Gs.

II Nir subscriber j. now receiving his supply tn
7 the summer end nll trade, OTe ,laOr noiit OF
t'c hanson House consisting Of Drugs and Ne
uiriht'' oAr' window gas, paints, Vamish"-. dye
stltis chemical pharmaceutical and pltrni pr.pan.
hons, Dental ami Surgical lnstfuin,u,s rJItnncn
ahd fancy ~uirl"s, conirrtouaricS. iu.ts and NUS
ROCKS and iTiONIaY,
consisting ola variety Of school, toy and mscr..ane.
uu- hooks
Aro, Wines, Errulir= and al Eqlor.u .nrme-
dcinal pnFg-"- only. lie undersigned Is osen, iol
The inntoH Tea Company.
and has now on lnrd "a supply rf superior Teas ni
price, and quality which c1unut iiiI to please
Iowrriti- Sorsararila for sale, wnoh-e.' % AND
retail An unusual quantity and variety Of putcnr
Medicine atHauutcurcr's prices.
Please cal both one and nj and examine. rlr,. sto
aud Prices before cuuacmn.ng the market
july -, l5i'. G.. |. THOMPSON
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Gimghn,s,s.

VEN pieces very chor" French GInghams,
10 pieces, Sew, Sy'" G"nnnn de-
10 do do English do
10 do American do will hc sold
very lpwb OF RyAN and Ss.srR
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STATIONERY.

tTNLItI IlTI'ly u rllIrd and pam l0OIlcap an
~ laitrrpapcr, al l22, Lake street, Chicago
Post oihcrcnyc.opc paper, Pamphlet cover paper
Legal DO Folio post do
Counting house Roy Account, do
nj, Medium, and Cartridge do
DENY Nrug do Hardware do
French and English Post for Mai,
White brown aud fancy letter envelopes,
Silver horicrcd embossed aud mourning do,
Fancy seal wax, Motto walcrs, Motto sheets, &c
trb % \ II 4 { hurley.
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On: bmau s. Gri0 rp.

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New Goods.
Isis. FALL ANDWJNTER STorK. ,s,o
Stores No and > Corner of CANAL ANIL
Cob,aLus Streets
u t0liHhN 4" HKlDLt'f have rst received
Iro'.. h'''ol a,li Nrw ORR ihrlr iaN ana winter
7,ocN oi Goods, Whch they "er Tor sale at very Iow
i"''9' '"'"'' sept - i't''
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Rnan s. SANGER.
California Gold.

4 RARE SPECTLATION-N persons
\ whose notes and accounts are due VIII save
themselves both trouble and costs hy haI,ng luued
alely and settling them We sold YOU good, upon
M" express UNDERSTANDING Of prompt pay. aud now
expect u WUIt RYAN & SANGER
Pork, lard, wheat corn. oai- hides tll.pw, fur
and SKINS wanted 1.-THE highest market price
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BOOTS and SHOES.
EaIiCs' Shoes.

< 20Co.' men, hanyy Boots. do boys an.
.'H'l- do 10 de- mons n.p Boots. = lpwarr. proc
o, ior-9.s very .ow hy 'n.1 Egrgauf Niarry
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piNhINS, Slips Gud GciicrS-luO narr morocco
- ~.ps 100 30 seal slips. iJdohi buskmsaud. slips.
- do Prmr..a gatcrs-,lIc best assortment n Qua.
wa az OF Rum and Nggugy'y
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Owners VyuOta,l

DOR nhl marked Jas. Phillips" reed per cana
l. boat Troy, October 29th, lSls and for ON,
Ihrnnshinr Machine, markci"J 4 MARBLE & Son =,
reed per can'l bont uNIoN, Nov Z lSlS The owner,
OF the above will please call at our ware house o,
Mc canal pay charges and receive the same.
tbI6 WALkrR & lllcktjNs
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s.lsOCEEsrS
Fish ! Fish!

Snbbl,S white fish and trout - hn,fharcls. do
nv u do mackcrcl; 1000 pounds Goldfish. IN prime
order; 20 bovcs herring nrsaIc hv
Dec. -, Is. WALLER & HNcKrrNG.