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Mt, Palatine Academy,

HHiS institution is now under The iont dr.c.
non OF Key o. Fisher, and Rev. c. NJ.
WRIGHT, Principals
Inc long experience and established reputation of
thest gentlemen rs teachers, will, we doubt not be
snihcent guarantee to the public that this nsti,u-
iloh WIN met the most ssngume expectations of its
friends and patrons
The Institution will be divided into three depart
mems VIZ Classical, Normal, and Mathematical
and femnIe. Rev. q. Fishe. Professor of ann
Greek, Mental and Moral Science ; Rev c. NJ
Wright, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Science and Normal Department
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
SSpnng SESSION viii commence 81 Wednyin April
GUNNER GUNNER I'd Aug
Winter IA I,n
There will be a vacation of two weeks At the
close OF the winter session md one of six week
following the spring SESSION which will invariably
close on the 4th OF July, al which time will take
place the annual exhibition. Annual examination
al the close OF the winter session, which times the
Board OF Visitors are invited to be present.
ENrEYsEs
For Reading. Menn and Practcal Arithmetic.
Geography and Grammar commenced. So 90
For Grammar advanced, Higher Arithme-
nc, Algebra commenced Philosophy
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c....4OO
For Botany, higher Mathematics and Lam
guiycSr northumberland 90
Music. piano Forte 1000
contingent bills Observation-Disclosures. -
Rooms IN Academy. SO
Board, from 81 TO 81 23. The very best accom-.
modatons will be provided Students can board
themselves if they desire. All tuition bills payable
III advance, and no student admired tor less than
term, and no deduction except IN case olprotrac,ed
sickness.
LOCATION.
This Institution is located at Mt Palatne. in Put.
nam County, Illinois, twenty miles from Ottawa by
stage, forty miles from Peoria. ten miles south Of
Peru, and ten miles east Of lennepin Its arctired
spot, elevated and surrounded by u mos, delightful
scenery Its health isunsurpasscd by any other 10.
cation. J. tliGBY, President
ofthe Board OF Trustees
Mt Palaiine Feb, 90, 1850
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Gbieaso ADVERTISEMENTS.
LATEST AND BEST
Collection Of Church Music
NOW READY
THE GOLDEN LYRE:

A NEW collection Of church music, adapted to
"A the various metres now in use, together with
great vaney Of new anthems, sentences, and chants
social. saeIed music circles, by v. c. TAYLOR,
an,hor o" y!ors Sacred Minstrel" Choral An.
lhems" &c.
We have explored its contents enough to dare TO
speak reH OF IT, Mr.. Taylor Is himself the author
OF good part OF the book, and f,r shows musical
feeling taste, and invention. which make ], no pre-
sumption in him to appear rs a composer. -" Nr.
Tayiors pieces are recommended by their melody
woven into all The four parts by their e1prrssiveness
which always varies with the subject, and by their
uniformly artistic style. - Andlast but not least
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There is some foolish talk outside about our ha
wing published the proceedings ofthc Liberty con
vsntion IN only part Of our edition of that week
We are obliged to get our paper out before 2
o'clock on Friday night to meet the Fox River
and Indian Creek mails, and it WAS after 10 O..
clock when the Liberty convention adjourned,
90 that it was impossible toget them in that night
A. the election was but week off, and the con.
ven''ou were very anxious to have their proceed.
ings generally circulated over the county before
the election, We squeezed them in next morning.
The cute chap that made the discovery is refer.
enee to these proceedings might by keeping awake
another whole night discover that there is quite
difference this week between the papers printed
last night and those printed this morning, and. in
deed, like grand discovery might be made al
most every week
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE FREE TRADER.
By the Eastern Line.
New York Election.

New York, Nov s.
All the counties in the state heard from except
Allegheny and Cattaraugus. Ssymore is Soo'to
400 ahead. The Tribune thinks Hunt, wing is
elected, but tho Journal of Commerce give, Sey.
more from 300 to 600. Vote very close.
LArEn.-Re,urns in from all counties except
Allegheny and Cattsraugu', which, in coLnerion
with several counties just received, places sey.
more 1850 ahead Of Hunt. This estimate allows
Hunt | 400 in Erie CO, and 500 in Niagara, which
despatch just received says is more than he has
received.
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Arrival OF the Africa.

The Africa arrived at the wharf betwee and
o'clock this morning with Liverpool date. to
2dth ult Niagara arrived on the 2Oth-Atantic
on the 24th.-News from England unimportant
The proclamation of Louis Napoleon declaring
himself President for 4 years is calculated on
with certainty. In Spain the ministerial crisis
HI" subsidized The German dispute still con
tinues. Affairs in Schleswg Holstein continue
the same. but both parties are preparing for re,
nswal Of hostlities.
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EXCELSIOR This, is the motto adopted by
our friend Lockwood. lie is Diet ernlned that hi.
new stock OF goods VI which he is now in the re.
eept, shall be ahead Of every other in town in
point OF quality, quantity and cheapn-ss And
he II stick 10 it
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Liyernool Oct. %

L'tTFUUT' VCI' .U
Corn market firm. Indian yet in demand 20,
Sd per white. Sales Of Baltimore Flour ?3s Cd
to 24s Western Canal ?2a22s Sd; Ohio. 2ss24s
and all descriptions in active demand. The gen
ersl state of trade throughout England has not
been altered since last steamer
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Administrators Sale Of Real Is

Estate Of stephen ". sampson. deceased
NOTICES hereby given that will make nppli.
~ cation to the county court OF La Sale county
on the 4th Monday otDecember next, for an order to
sell the lands and tenemenls belonging TO the Is.
ta,e OF Stephen W, Sampson, deceased, or as much
thereof as may be necessary opay the debts Of said
deceased at which time and place all persons inter-
ested, are requested to appear and show cause why
said real estate should not be sold for the purpose
aforesaid RuuAYSAu SAMPSON, Admrr,
November Q. 1850
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lost Five OolI,rs I,.,,,,..,

osI by the subrcrihrr, on the road from Ou,w,
!! to Lisbon, on ,hes4,h ofOc,ober. a Small L,a.
mer Wausi, containing thirty or forty doiars
:. 0 s.d ~ Gnu money The ,bove reward will
Niles, At Norris. a. WAH W " nsTSEssP"
Morrs. Grundy co. nj, oe, 81, lsso.i'
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L. p. Sanger & Co.

\ RE now receiving and viii open on Monday
n next at their new store, corner OF La Sale
and Cana. streets, OF the largest and best as
sentiments OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
CTocAey, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps, Bon.
nets, Nuiis, &c, selected with the greatest care
expressly tor the wants Of this country which they
Otter 10 sell for cash country produce as low II
not lower than can be bough, esewhere
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CHICAGO Thursday, Nov. I

CHICAGO Thursday, Now.
Receipts barely nomnnl--ahout lOOO hu, wheat.
$50 bu oats, 200 bu corn, and $50 bbls flour. Bus.
lness extremely dull on Water street. We hear Of
the following transaction SINCE our Inst 1000 bu
winter wheat. from store, at 6Oc-GOO bu spring
from store, at 45c-soOb u spring, from teams ana
railroad, 40n i6c-2aO bu oats nom some source. At
22a23tc-smail lots corn at 3lc for shellcd, and 22c
in the ears hhds n q sugar, at 7.a1i-3O bbls
CHARMED do at iA9s-lO hhls syrups at 43a62c--
IL bbls Ohio whisky. ct 2ia25c - Tribune.
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MARR.ED-Atth the Mansion House, in O,,awa
on the i,h inst, by Jos H. Wagner, Esq, Mr. GEO
MINARD to Miss JEyNErr DIyGMAs.
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SpIingtiCld district.

Springfield, Nov. s.
The returns, as for As received, Indicate tina.
Yates 10 elected over Harris.
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Ottawa Nov o.
Wheat--Arivals light. Winter 55a6Oc; spring
dull n, 35@iO '"
Oats--Actve demand at IS 92sc.
Potatoes--IOc.
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To Let.

To Let.
IO LET.an possession given. abont the lst ~
November. The siorr now occspird y lsttsr.
sutton e Fyk. Apply Wtsrt NJ. 9. CnAss.n:
WANUuD! = .stN
ANY essushy II wbrvt 60 ~. - -
~ti"ds P,slSs 49, ~ lxees
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Shingles ! Shingles
TNHE subscribers are now prepared 10 make shin
l. giles Of any kind to order and warranted. Call
q the yard on the main canal where they are manu-.
hcsured. nov r. A. LIANT, & Co.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

-k CLARKE g. CO, 100, Lase ,reet,
nv Chicago, offer Tor sale TO country
Md dealers and physicians large and well
Is among which are
100 lbs Turkey Opium, SO lbs Caiomel,
300 Cnmphor, 200 Quinine,
100 !" PhuIv. Rubarb, so " Morphine,
100" Bark 500 Sup Car Soda,
1900 Sal. EPSON, 200 Tai. Acid,
DYE STUFFs: ''''''
30bbls Logwood, 20bbl. Cam~ood,
10 Fusiic. Blue Vitrioi,
5 Coperas, Alum,
5 carboysD Oil Viirol 5carboy. acids,
hbis madden, case indigo.
OILS AND PAINTS.
10 Sn,s Turpentine. 1000 g Putty.
IS 5 " Venitlon Red. 2 Olive Oil,
20 bbs fire prooipaint, S lamp black.
GLASS
$50 boxes McCully's win 100 boxes Phials,
dow glass from 7x9to 80 Bottles
lSxH, Ink bottles, Patent medicine Phials
BRUSHES
Paint Tooth ''''
Varnish " Clothes
Sash Shoe
Together with great variety of other kinds.
PATENT MEDICINES
Ofall the most approved and popular kinds, by the
dozen, at manufactures prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Old Madeira, London Dock Brandy.
Slcly Seigneue and Rasteau do
Old Dry Port. Holland Gin,
Sweet Jamaica Rum.
Pale Sherry, Alcohol, Bay Rum, &c.
CIGARS
a large and well selected stock OF the choices,
brands OF
Havana. Principe, Rcqnla.
Plantation, lInnIa. Pressed. &c
Periumery, surgical instruments, tusses of the
best manufacture, and in the largest, variety
an acquaintance OF l6 year with the Drug Trade
Of this section authorizes 10 state that we can sup
ply the COUNTRY TRADE with articles as good
and on terms as liberal any Other house west of
Bniialo
Persons sending orders, will be a. well treated as
II present to price goods; and all articles will be
wei packed, so as to stand rough roads Call and
try US Chicago, Sept T. ls50-ly
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS C0IITNNs
"LOOK BEFORE YOv LEAP

There Is saying. enough, but YET
And To- eveniurs to o
There benefits attached which oil mny smelly
Blu, mind whatever Look before lesp"
They though Others do wrong
dsplaYrd
They sawadmhvd largely bought sndspoke in praises loud
years successful they advanced, Mven,cs the
They both high and low
Till fihe noble fame, why, othrrs thought
Could the laurs had by putting and Display.
AS Kon Mandebaum spndh then net wei
LET'S make place much like theirs
The clothes Thought
They little care quality Look they Loop
But nlarkh O their estimne wrong;
IT'S ayrts qmlhythats looked Tor
They We clothing
The Lhnoans re awake Look ators they Leap"
Thefamc ourh grounded deep for trade
For gold and establishment
mnrt of ashionsis .ye1lr
IL a Mandebaun's
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READY FAY The.
enable
v
" GU rxcrd
pledge rh-rrt ~ ~ r
n
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
On New York, in sum, to sui, purchasers sale BY
novV NoRRIs & FISHER.
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Anniversary
La Sale County Bible Society.
I'HF Anniversary OF the In Sale County Bible
! Society will be held a, the Congregational
Church on the first Tuesday in December next ut
6oclock, ? NJ, when addresses ,npy he expected
from Rev. Messrs. Kelly, Heath, and Williams, of
Ottawa, and others. The meeting for the choice of
officers, &c, will tnke place at . O'clock II, no.
ped that every Branch society in the county will be
represented and that the friends Of the Bible cnuse
generally will be- present on that occasion.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
Ottawa, Nov ,, 1850, WM. NJ. True, Secy.
Land for Sale CIlcNp!
THE following trac,s ofland are for sale cheap:
swq sec Is, town %, n r east
frac neg sec "a, town 80, n Beast
sfrac neg sec 81, town 81, 3eas,
froc seq sec "a, town 80, r 3 east.
Possession givenimmediu,ely title perfect; war.
rautcc deed given. Terms easy.
april 6, ls5o.36 NoRRp e. Ft,urr.
COX SUPERIOR wheat sacks wi,hou, a sesm for
sale az dee2x LookwoopR
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silks.


Black Italian Gro de Swiss, Gro de Rhine Silks
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and satns
SIIAWLS
200 lcng and square Shawls, Of every variety OF
style and color; bought at reduced prices which
will be sold al great bargain
200 pieces Bonnet, Cap, and Taffem Ribbons,
Plan and fancy Ruches, artificial flowers,
Glmps, Fnnges, and Trimmings,
SILK, Linen, and Cotsu Edgings,
Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bishop Lawns, Jaconet and Cambria
Beaver and Pilot Cloths.
ID pieces blue black, brown, green Broadcloths,
% plain and fancy CassimeIes,
so Satineus,
81 Jeans, Tweeds, and Sleeps Greys.
% PLAIN and figured Lnseys,
Al o." red, white and yellow F.annels,
10 Canton F'annels,
so colored and white Blankets.
100 cases Boots and Shoes direct from eastern
manufacturers. now opening at l. 7. SANGER's.
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Gaiena District,

Galena, Nov So p. m.
The followingnre the majoritics on congressman
rs far as heard from
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The RISING GENERATION!
CLOTHING FOR BOYS.

Manllebauu, & kohn, without dspc,e,
Are chirtin all the nation,
For making clothing To suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest in the Ee,ion--
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. Z, 1850.
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i'e "ssoiuhcHt OF r all ana w inter Goods, emblac-
western store bought reduced prices in eastern
om at very low prices; all Of which he Offer, "a his
Being resolved nea TO be undersold by any one, he
xnIn.ne his stock before purchasing else where
AIKEN IN exchenge. His stock consists in part of
vest patterns, buttons, paper, cambric setio tailoa
trimmings, dross maker trimmings, bonnet trim
mings woolJn hoods, door mats wooden shirts and
daawers, cotton do. cotton yarn from No5to No32
carpet and 'abby vslvsis black dress and nanulla
silks, ginps trnges, brad,, suspcnder, table covers
linnen napkins. nankeen, blue drills, whslebones
contain dgty, &c, &c.
Also large assortment, Of choice GROCERIES,.
| rs follows
- hhds n. Orleans sugar, and 5Obbs do moasses.
10 bbls sugar house molasses,
~ white crushed and powdered sugny
" chests superior young hyson aad Twankey
% boxes bar soap, 10 do. star candles, tea.
20 boxes superior ialiow candies
20 boxes new Malaga raisins.
% :" plug tobacco,
iobbls hne cut chewing and smoking tobacco,
% sacks superior Rio coffee,
do Java,
tiercrsncw and choice nee
&c bbls No l.2, & 3mack.Ie
tons genuine goldfish,
10 Inrs maccaboy snuff,
~ dozen pepper sauce,
10 gross clay pipes. Also choice nssortmen, Of
pure glngef. saleratns pepper, spice, cloves, nut
hegs' Cinnamon, indigo, starch malder, logwood
copperas, EPSON and giaubeI salts alum, dc SC
Also n large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
| consisting ct mems thick, kip. aud fine boots
Mems superior double soled, watt rproofdo
Mems thick brogans. Boys thick orogans,
Youths thick ind ipbro gnns,
1000 prs chlldren's shoes of all kinds,
Ladies Jenny Linda and EXcslsiur buskins
do morocco and leather do frienes
do morocco bootees, slippers and ties in srea; va.
Mems dancing pumps and slippers,
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs his friends and the
- public that he has Just opened Meat Market al,
House Square. III Ottawa where he will he happy TO
suppyal his irendsand the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat lane. Vegetable. OF q Ill
kinds also KEEP, on hand
No Market on Suaday The shop will Ne kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
bath sept2l 1850
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Dress Goods.
500 pieces English. French and American prints,
wv Scotch, " Ginghams
% Alpaca,
20 Z" plain and fgd D-nnc. and Cashmeres
20 French, English and German Mennos
American COburg Cloths,
10 Poplns
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IN tape &c &c
h RE.cnnt
brushes
m peranio,
ihnespa
Of
ersaniso frh
n gIeva npU
ks no s,am nj 5pecesl nentn
tandaup
MILNs
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Their coats and pan'z. when them yotl view.
VIII gain your ndn,rntiou,
Elegantly are they adapted too
For the rising generation.
Mandlebaum &. Kohn have dres Ink . thu
In mos, every variation,
For IN their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
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FW NheTlD--JosEPH W Dow.
For Coroner--JosErH Stout.
,Fisr AND WArER.PRoor CExESr.-Pour a min,
oiyinegar into pin, Of milk when the latter has
,ly coaguated, clear 1t othe Jumps and let il Get.
tle. then mix the whole well together now sh INTO
N9alck-lime. I'LL upon Surfing the whole We obtain
s.n,ck paste. This cement will permanently unite
msroe, earihenware, China, &c. -Seientife Am.
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O06 SUPERIOR wheat sacks withou, scam for
sale az dee2x LookwoopR
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Fair Warning!

4 LII notes and accounts due the subscribers mi
N or to the LIST OF June last if not settled mmedi
dlaey will be placed IN the hands of ar officer f.
collection oct26 WALKrs g. Urrytiy.
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VNO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No.

Il ice if YOU are in wanto good article of Family
Hard Soap and SOFT do aud Starch; also excellent ar
Gle ofwho Soap used principally for linens aud cacoes
tits remarkable for It's beachn qualities Orders received
tory "a Onsbrossrs.si us mt
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CLOTHING.
DANCING.

~
financing ACADEMY-M d an
AIAUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor to inform the
public of NewYork that she has purchased Of Madame
FERRERO her splendid establishment, No. q HOWARD
ST and begs leave refer to the following card of Mad
anne FERItERO:
Madame FERRERO most respectfully announces TO the
fashionable circle and citizens generally OF NewYork, thai
she has discontinued her instructions in the polite accom-
plishnen of DANCING and that the possession of her
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame AUGUSTA
ST JAMES, whose very refined method and beautiful style
of The eIsinently qualify her for the task she undertakes
Madame FERRERO, from her knowledge of the great
abilities of Madame AUGUSTA, is most happy TO recon-
mend her all her pupils and patrons, and zealousy
soCs for her continuance of that favor aud extensive
patronage which size (Dladame ERRERO has enjoyed for
many years. assuring them, that aud strict attention
to the mpHrng of her art to others be attractive feature,
Madame AUGUSTA, she is persuaded, will give general
satisfaction.
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements with her
correspondents Paris, Messrs Perroi, Coaly Mazler,
Celaus Mabe and Scio receive all her compositions
positions for Quadres, Values, Polkas. Cohllons, Ale
maudes &c &c and has already received new German
Dance called MofrOn, also The Dreer and Mazurka Qua
dTiles She will also teach the Spanish and Havana Qua
drilles
Regular Glasses for Misses and Masters WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS ut O'Clock M. For Gentle
men ON MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at y PM. Private
Glasses ofegt be formed at any hour suit the con-
yenience ladies and gentlemen. nj 6weOds
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MEDICINES.
DLANETvT,S SARSAPARTLLA BIT.

HpLANETVTiS SARSAPARILLA BIT
Il TIERS, TONIC and PURIFI ERl-Create healthy
ACTON throughout the body the appetite eqazs
The circulation give ard energy the system ard
ale power Of Resistance to disease In all ts forms rarely to
be Obtained They VIII perform speedy and permanent
cure OF Dytpnsta INDICATION FlIfmerry Genera De5hify,
Ilr7 Complaints ana all the train OF symptoms, commonly
called Nervous Apeclions.
FEMAL LES in this paiataIe repa-
lAlo, Wmchi6 purely regc'qbe combination OF Iogc II
eyttre and pisnt quaiities peculiarly adapted their
systems Tie specific actua that this article mas the
tteJ and DtgeStirt GrgaE renders It complete 4nd9fs
VERS.
Willianlsburgh pril IS. 1880.
DEAR SIX. have had the opportunity OF forming an
opinion Of the efficacy oil yours Bers and say thas
in my circle, those who have used them have expert
enced much relief NERVOUS or BILIOUS HEAD
ACHE OF long standing was relieved a. once. believe
them 10 be valuable for di3estton and debility.
Respectfully, yours. H. n. FRYATT
WRteryAe. July 81, 1880
DEAR SIN: Having been afflicted with CHRONIC d.
ARRHEA during the latter part OF the time was busi-
ness al The South, was obliged leave that account
ana came North hoping change OF air would me,
out grew gradually weaker and weaker, until
hned 10 my bed or nearly My father q visit the
city OF New York yonr advertisement of Biters and
purchased bottle, which took and from which expert
enced relief have continued to take il and we'll
You need haze no fear Of recommending your preparation
for the cure of this complaint.
Sery respectfully, yours, &c. ADAM C. LOWBTE
FOR sale by }. Ahau. 1873 Broadway, John B Dodd III
Broadway, } Sadier, "a Broadway, William I Hicks (
Co. ~ and l5l Eroni-st and by Druggists generally.
ol9l SM&WF
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WINDOW SHADES.

XNTINDOW SHADES! GILT COR
w NICES!! DRAPERY MUSLINS, &c.-Famier
about furnishing their windows with the above articles,
will find al ]. C. WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, the
never before Introduced in New YoTk Lace and Muslin
Curtains Drapery Tasses, Loops, Pins Bands Cornices
&c Families purchasing of the subscriber may rely upon
getting first rate article and low 1t possible to i'm
port OF manufactured Merchants buying wholesale vii
hnd decidedly their advantage to call before purchas
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FTOTICE ia hereby gwen according TO law 70 all having
claims against Edmund SMITH late OF tho village OF Williams
rb KIM County deceased they required to exhibit Tia
80 the vouchers thereof subscriber George Smith,
h residence No "A Second St said WilambuEh on on
~ 49, ~ CORSELIA Smith, Administrative.
i.s. 1,v6n.M GEORGE SMITH, Administrator
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COAL.

NOAL.-RED or WHITE ASH at low
" est market prices small Nut S5yarge Nut &c. Slows
or Egg Sc o. Less If taken from hoals Al yard 40
prooInc ct wooster and SlS BoWery.
ala 3m* J. WEEKS Jr. X NEPHEWS
GOAL.-I am selling COAL, as usual,
" of the BEST QUALITY cheaper than any other deal
or in The CITY, from my yard corner of King and Greenwich
oR, (ol0 6w') PETER CLINTON