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TRAVELLING.
Central Railroad Of New. Jers.v
AZ n t + r ARRANGEMENTS


AZ | n I r ARRANGEMENTS
extends from ELiZABEThPORT 81 miles To the WHITE
HOUSE n reducing the staging between the terminus
OF ile Road and EASTON to > miles.
This h8e leaves NewYork by steamboat Red Jacket
pier No. North River, connects with Tho
Ntv-jersty Railroad, which leaves New ork from oGs
Of Cortland
TRAINS UP-Leaye Nev-York by steamboat Red Jack
e. per No North River al Ii a NJ fteighl, and al IN
passengel, AID by n Railroad TOOK OF CorilsndsL al
/ NJ ard 81 NJ
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York as follows
White House at 81 AN frcigh, at CT AM Passenger
a. Z PM.
saneryiIle al ) AM; Freight al AM Passenger at
Bornd Brook Al $! AN Freight at ION AN Pas
ppm
Wssfeld Al 81 AN Freight st7i AN Passenger al
Ellabethtowu FreigbtmsiAM.; Passenger at iaiPM
thzalethPcrt at 81 An Freight 81 AN; Pssseu-
STAGES will he in readiness on tia arrival of the AM
rsin from Newly orb al the White House To convey pas
sengers 10 EHstoD, NtAesbarre Bethlehem Allentown aud
Mach Chunk Penn. and 10 Pennington Lebanon CIRtoa
Milford ard BeyideFe NJ
n BAH BAGGAGE al the risk of the owners until de-
yered mo the actual possession OF the Agepts the Com
pany and checks or receipts given therefor. MS
L7OR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT
a The splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA win leave
her dock pier North RIVER for New Orleans direct %
FRIDAY, Nov. Is, at O'Clock precisely.
RATES OF FARE
AMER Saloon Sisie Rooms
Forward Saloon State 60
Storage b
For passage, having tine accommodations apply to the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
rs III 81 and IS Southst
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=, n I 4 n SHIP OSPREY for

E9cTf8RLEsTON, 5. Cite splendid steamship o5.
pPEY = Hsrshall commander VIII sail from The foot Of
f6r1tarI-s PHILADELPHIA, On Saturday, Nov O. ~ 10
Coco ~ For freight O Easage, a1ag snpelor, &C
- l-st cor1er Of Broadway where plan OF he ship
ms; b. seen and beT.s occurred
git fy this vessel Should leage NeWYofk 90 Thacs-
day Price 10 cents per cubic foot. Passage go.
FOR further Information refer 70
+. LiTTLEFIELD KINGSLEY K cos EXPRESS.
"a 4lis'
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and ERIE RAILROAD

IA r. w ORk ana FhIE hAILkDAD-
l ENEW ROUTE to BUFFALO ard the WESTERN
A1rangement-L Leave New-York for Binghsmon Elmirs,
Corning Homelsvle Geneva, Rochester Buffalo aud in.
ermedaIe places daily by steamboats, HOMAS POWELL
and ERIE, from pier foot Of Duane-s- es follows:
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
ExPRssf TRAM al : A. N. stopping only at snfernA
Chester Goshen. Mddleown, Port Jervls Narrowsburgi
Hancock, Deposit Lanesbero, Bnghanton, Owego, Wa
veEley Emra and Jefferson arriving al Geneyaat ID M
va and taking the xpres Train from Albany at morrng
at Rochester and Buffalo at the time passen
gers Albany, with the advantage OF nights at Go
neva-
WAY AND MAIL TRAlN-At An stopping at all the
stations, arriving Corning the evening al 10 Is ock
WAY TRAIN al PM. for Ousyllle and ali intermediate
stations
ferns Chester Goshea, Mddetown, Ousye Port Jevts,
Narrowsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend,
Binghamton and all the stations west of BingMmton;
Passengers for Buffalo By this train proceed to Geneva and
take the train arriving at Buffalo afternoon Passea-
gers Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns Cayugs Lake.
lake the OF the Cayuga and Susquehanns Railroad
at Owego which leave immediately on the arrival OF
the Erie trains Passengers for roga and Lycomng coun
ties Pa take the Of The Corning aud BoSsburg Railroad
at Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Hancock Deposit
Laresboro Binghamton- Owego, Wayerly Ekuira, Corr
-" TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Genevaat IS AN stopping a 81
mira Wayerly, Owego, Binghamon Lanesboro, Deposit
Hancock Narrowsburg Port Jervs Middleown, Goshen,
Chester and Sufcrns, arriving in New-York at 50 NJ
WAY AND Mail TRAIN leaves Corning at . A NJ stopping
at all the stations and arrives in New York at so NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at PM and
Homelsvile ut NJ soppinga all stations west OF bing'
ts1iltou " tJiCA btiui
Narrowsburgh Port Ieryis Ohsylle Midtown Goshen,
Chester Sutsrns and Permon, arriving III New-fok ats
O'Clock AN. =,
WAY TRAIN leaves Ohsyile at 80 AN stopping al all
the stations and arriving in New York at 10 IS A Nj
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at . 20 An snd
NJ and P NJ connecting with the trains going west
Leave Chester IL AM and M and 10 I'M or on
arrival of the trains from the West ~
FREGnr TRAINS leave from pier foot a npcns
West taken by Exprcss freight trains and s 9rWetueo
NA 80 S ~ Superintendent
NorE-The Permont and Dearman Ferry advertise t.
connect the Hudson River Trains leaving NewYork at
NJ and II p M with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward.
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CALIFORNIA PASSAGE TICKET
" Through Ticket in the Cabin, leaving here 18th inst
by Iowand i Aspnwall's line. for sale by
nj q. ABRAHAM BELL & SON III Fulton-st
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az PURSUANCE u a. otds OF the slrga;s ofhs County
lSswYorI- hereby gwen 10 ali parsons aaF ciA1s
ANDREW ZINhERAAH, lsn Of tia Csy 81 HsT YgtI
present tho With Vouchar, tdssof 70 tbs sr3'-Ts
tbs Nails Bra4shar No g Joh1ss9. W. fhl CITY =
Sew York ss3o- ,ae1t7 tt day Of s9rs5sT lart
D.tsd YORK tia s7i d. o; dsy 1870
CHARL.z. ZIAAERMA3, I xv..-.,.-
raysJ laE6mTa JAHEs RICHARDS,
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la!. ,.r sFYEsEILL FOR HEW-YORK

II sMstopping ei al way stallona,
g[g2 2at ss' sG'G G7s particular si
observing re l.n where your baggage 20 b do
s s9ns ei he Gy marx It Accordingly End hteo , sna
nils.d t.re. Id do rot stand On tie platforms
ing 20 9r :, eA10' ~ OLIVER II LEE, Superintendent
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CtTREFT DEPARTMENT No HALL OF RECoKDS.-sesle1
- Proposals will be received the Street Comn onefs ofce
until Saturday, Nov 10TH 1880 at O'Clock NJ to regulate grade
and macadam7e 4s Broadway and 9Th To
regulate pave Eighth 3d 50h street Plans and
specifications all informal thereto had application TO
the Conrac. Clerk of this Department Noy. 6, 1850
nj T..
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PURSUANCE order Of the sao1ts OF the County OF
EEswYok notice IS hee.sy gyen % all PERSONS hang ei
% pTeeus sh yoaehers sr-o % tas gcoets At tae
Fe YorE or OF bsore twenty third day Or April
Ma Nsv- York the sixteenth day Of October, 1850.
~ ,,rsr., n 1M1sA ALLES, Administrators
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IsTRrGUs HOTELS.

IA j. DO " IVI1IN C %. CO17IITlIJ-
IEe SION MERCHANTS SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.
REFERENCES IN NEw.YoRK:- S. T. stranehan "a
Broadway; Williams, Bradford Co. Il Corlandtsl;
Co Contes-slip; j. L. N l.. Grswold, 81 Front-st.;
Allen Rogers, Us Frontst; Hysop& Coffin IS FrontsL;
Cowing Co. 10 Souh-st T. B. Litchfeld Co. so Pearl
st.; J. +. Tnppe l28 Maidenlane; Robert Dod Newark,
n j.; Geo. Curtis, Utica, N. 7. aul73m*
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FOR EUROPE.


HNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MALL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Capt4in West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC Capt Comsock.
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken in their
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Qualled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork to Liverpool $780, ex-
elusive use Of extra size stae-rooms, s25 and $685. from
Liverpool to NewYork 335 An experienced Surgeon at
tached to each ship. No Berhs secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEW-YoA x. From LIVERPOOL.
Saturday Nov 18th 1880 Saturday December l4h 1850
Saturday, Dec It'll, 1850 Saturday, December 18th, 1850
Saturday, Dec. DIST 1850 Saturday January llth, 1851
Wednesday, Jan. ls 1851 Saturday, January 18th, 1851
wednesday, Jan 18th 1881 Saturday, February 5tb, 1851
Wednesday, Jan 10Th 1851 Saturday, February I'D 1851
Wednesday, Feb 18th, 1881 Saturday, March Sth, 1881
wednesday, Feb. 10th, 1851 Saturday, March I'D, 1851
Wednesday, Mch 18th 1851 Saturday April 9TH, 1851
Forfreight passage apply to EDWARD <; C0LLllNSSS
S. Wallst NewYork. or to BROWN, SHlPLEY CO
Liverpool f. G. ROBERTS & CO IS Kings Arms Yard
London or i. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard MonEmartre,
Paris
The owners OF these ships will not DO accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, ewely precious stones on
metals unless bills of adng signed therefor, and the
value thereof therein expressed.
After the st of pl next the rate fre ght By the above
steamers will be materially reduced sS Il
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TRAVELLING.
NEW YORK L NEW HAVEN RAIL


| FR0AD.-Cn sud nHer Monday October II tha 'olov'
M usLs VII lea'e ne Ganast Staaou near 5rotadysy
Psss4r gers also received 81 he NevTork sld Harisr
BsIFoad Office Tweurv-se7entll-et
Accommodating Tram Al 10 a IA Ter Ne7v-Kocsela
~, NsGt 0y U = So ofsev.ySi 9as, i ~
5tTnrf.r MOT1 and New HaseH Passengers frd1u se
Way Stations oT Albany and the SaOus the Boisaloe!s
ana Naugatn6k Railroads. WI tax ms tran And step at
Bridgeport Passengers from WayStalus for Boston Prov
deuca Worcester Hartford Springfield and Coanec6cu
River Railroads Will take this Train snd 'oo ExnnAss Tren
At NsB- Haven Passengers from tie NlrStaious for
BAmden, Cheslrr, huntington Pl4inyIe, Pennington
Avon, rariyie and Colils1ile VIII -aAs this Train and
Join tie Canal Railroad Tram at New Haven
: Express Train al O'Clock NJ. for Stanford Bridge
PORT Albany, Housatonic S,agac Railroads, New.
Haven and tie Canal railroad Middleton Hartford
Struggled aud CoDa-etcut River Railroad Worcester,
S Accommodation Train at 9 o'clock A NJ for New
Haven aid ali intermediate Stations. Passengers By this
Train for Stations on the Hartford and New Haven RA
road VIII remain ut New Haven about one hour
Passengers Tor Boston by taking THIS Train may remain
over from three 10 hours at New Haven Hartford
receives pass engers Passengers by this Train for The Ca
ua Railroad viii remain At New-HavenunilS ST P M
l. Express Train Al NJ for Sana0rA Norwalk brdge.
port and Hoasaiouc and Nangsuck Railroads New Haven
Hartford Spripedeh Worcester and Boston
B. Accommodation Train al 81 Tor New haven AMI El
the intermediate Stations.
s Commuadon Train at PM for Bridgeport and IN
* '''1-4'' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Combination Train al 8 10 An from Bridgeport Stop.
Ping al all the intermediate Stations.
= Accommodation Train al A NJ Tor New dsveor
soppg III all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
hom Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
j. Accommodation Train at q AN rom New. Haven,
sqpp4g at all intermediates Staous receiving passengers
stick Railroad ~ e
Express Trim at 10 NJ In connection with tho Ez.
press Tram from BOSTON, from New Haven, stopping al
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from ihs
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
Accommodation Train at % PM: treceivtns passez'
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston, from
New Hayen, stopping al al intermediate Stations
g. Express Train CT 10 NJ TOR connection with Ex,
press Train from Boston, stopping Bridgeport NurwaA
and Stamford arriving in NewYork st II 80 PM Evening
Train from PiseM connects with this Tram Bridgeport
Passengers requested to procure before taking
seats in The Cars I'M I'll r. B, MASON, Sup't
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TORPORATI0N EOTICEPubhc hereby gwen TO tho
Sowner occupant all houses and lots
mproveuo nds affected thereby that the following
been completed the Assessors, and lodged
the office OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by al
For filing aud draining the lots embraced the
blocks ouer l3d n0rihey by 18th e,tr by
the and westerly by the Hudson RIVER The limits embraced
by all the and lots
and parcels of land the above boct 50
filed in and drained. AL persons whore interests arc al
feced by named Assessments and "he are opposed
same either Of them, requested to present teI
objections writing the Undersigned at Their ohice NO nan
Records within thirty days from the date OF this notice01Ts b
fsnu Of As,essrneuts Department Nov y loQ
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WEN SMITH, As
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StTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECoRDs.-Pub
ISe notice hereby that the following petitions have been
pref Board OF Aldermen open Fifty ninth street from
Tenth to Boomnstae hsad to regulate and grade Forty
ht street of the block between
Fourth aud Filth avenues flag sidewalk lay the
east side Of UnNetsty place OF known Unon
rout, between Eleventh All person.
sd having thereto requested to present in
WIRING undersigned his office before the 10Th day OF
November nst--Noy. Is, 1880
no JOHN JUDGE. Strs5tConnsscDar
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Albany and touching az the usual M!3Lne,IaoS
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING HOErn,
From the Office in HHdson'st near ClaIhDofs sS .
At7 A. M-For passengers to Poughkeepsis' s"PPmR
AZ s-- IL a S~Exprees train for Albany stopping at
yGrkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearnan, Tanytown1 5ng-5tng,
PeeEskilL C}arrsons Cold Spring BlshkII New ida1a-
hgrp5 md connecting at POughkeepsle with tho AR
WESIA or Aida which VIII land al Hyde Park King.
SION TTyol Maiden, Caskl, Hudson, Co1seczte, ana
Sf,I},yesaDt and arrive az Albany al so 2. NJ.
ATTENTION freight and passengers 70 Pooghzeepsts
stopping al nj way stations
Al p M.-For Passengers to Pougbkeepste stopping
a. all the way stations
ii P M-Expreas train for Albany, stopping 81 Nan
haauyille Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Deerman, Tarrytowns
sugSine Peekski, Garrigous Cold Spring Eishkil New.
Han burgh and Milton Ferry connecting at PoughkeePsio
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII ald In ~
hyde Park Kingston, Banyown, Tiyol Maiden CalS s5
Hudson, COxsaekie. Stuyvesant end New.Baanofe e00
sYrve atAlbany 81 Il 80 A. d. .,,r II aD
At P M-kor passengers to Peekskn, stopping a. ~
I Lave PoUGHKEEPsIE GOING SOUTH % d3acioa,
AT A. M.--For New-Y0r stopping al ~ ~
AIS A. M-For freight and passengers !" ''o"
sPPng a. ~ m a{ on arrival Of sts'sf oEn aban
which leaves there at A 81 storss st sinoSng Tar
gishkII, COD Spring Garrsons . fgeY YooEers
rytoyT1 earrnan Dobbs gerry ~ A. ali way stations
IJp WRar NeFv.York stopping 49, a. AIhso~ .S,rs
Gy IN arrival Of sp;azner ron A,Ui ~ Is
,o Al r a a ~ d. Stopping Al al way '~''"' ga
sigreI ,1rr ron NEW-Y0RR
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate County Of
New York noce % hereby gwen to al having csni
sssnSt CALVIN COTTON late Of the City NswYerk book
binder present Tia with hsfss 10 hs
subscribers Office OF Edward CLapiu No IS John
the City OF before the thsth iEy a DecSsI
Esxt-DGsd New YORK, he twenty SIXTH day Of Jurs 1880
EDWARD C. CHAPLIN. Adraioistr.,oT
it9T tw6raThs SUSAN ID. COTTON, Admiaistrauir
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FHNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MALL STEAMERS.-The ships
.o,,r-ieino MA line The
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I'm PURSUANCE Of tie Surrogate OF the CouIHy
1New Nesse hereby gwen to a. persons having can,
tgrsi JOHN HEATH e OF the City OF New York Budst de
ceased present the vouchers thereof 70 The subscriber
At her residence No Is Estre the City York
fore the tLreth day OF December OH
ty sIth Gay OF June 1850. RACHEL, HEATH
isS7lAw6uTh< 4duinistra:iY
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Managers and gents, l49 Pearl-st. corner OF w all
PS-Shippers by this Express car avoid the annoyance
expense OF clearing their goods the Custom House
Terms reasonable NJ tl3
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TSPUKSUAECE Of the SVosasof County oNsu
York, hereby Eyen all Pstsot having claims against
WILLIAM BUSH late OF the City OF New York DECEASED
the with vouchers hsFse to tbs sassber the stan
Of JoAn Ardarsss No Washington Market this City of
Yerk before tho 7 dy OF April nsYDstsi Nav York
JOHN AHDARIEsE. Administrator
OIL law5mTLv MARGARET A BUSH, Adupqsrs;rx.
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A DRAFT OF the plan may 30 at this Office.
OLE I'M Il. MAXWELL. Collector, &c.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF RECO RDS.-Pub
= lie notice hereby gvs following resolutions
presented the Board Of Aldermen To snd regulate the curb
and gutter sidewalks the elstey Center
tween and Wa the
sa grace u.ate Orange between Frank and
Chatham All interested having objections thereto
requested present them writing undersigned
the 10th day OF November nstNoy. o, 1850
JOHN T. DODGE, COMMISSIONER
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StTREET DEPARTMENT. No Hall OF Reccrd.-Seale1 Pro
Cposs will be received al the Street Commissioner oce until
Tuesday O'Clock NJ To act Curb and Gutter
Forty second to Fyfrt ST. To regulate
pave Tenth south Of Twenty eighth st to north line
Thirty Plans specifications and all information thereto
application the Contract Clerk Of this Department
1850 Ina JOHN T. DODGE, Street ComnLssloner
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asa====as=-=a-=
COAL.

q 11OAL,-l am selling COAL, as usual,
~ Of the BEST QUALITY cheasr thar s,yy other deal.
u De cry from yard corner Of King and Greenwich
loio ewFl PETER CLINTON
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IN PURSUANCE OF order rks Surrogate the County
RYors, notes hereby gwen to al persons having claims
sSsinst CHARLOTTE GoAEZ, late OF the City OF New
WIDOW deceased tbs with vouchers srtoi
tbs subscribers the office OF Hesry Hendricks Broae
the City ofSe York before the wentyta day
Dated Sew YORK, the sinsecnth day OF June,
HENRY HENDRICKS, y...a..
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STREET DEPARTMENT, no. ALL OF hECo RI)5 seIied
Sproposa viii Street Office until
Thursday Nov II 1850 at O'Clock NJ to Regulate and Grade
Fifty street, Fh Fourth Plans specihca
and all information thereto be had application 70 the
Contract CLERK Of tbs Experimentation. 4, 1880 JOHN T.
DODGE. Street COnrlss iouKr rs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11
HAPPY AT HOME.
BY MBs. I. OSGOOp.

LrT the gay and the idle 90 forth where they will,
In search oi soft Pleasure, that syrcn OF III
let them seek her in Fashions illuminated sn loon
w here Melody mocks at the heart out OF tune
W here the laugh gIShes light from the lips OF Iht
maiden, iaden
While her spirit, pcrchancc. is with sorrow o'el
Ana where, md the ,arcnds Joy only should braid
Is Islander, the snake, by NJ rattle betrayed.
All, no! let the Idle Tor Happiness roam,
For me-i but ask to be happy at home -
At home Oh how thnllingly sweet is that word,
ANA 10y what visions OF beauty are stirred
TASK not the Luxury, curtain my room
w llh Damask from lndia's exquisite loom;
ne sunlight oi heaven Is precious to me,
ana muslin VAL veil II II blazing too free;
The elegant triiles OF Fashion and Wraih
need not ask but Tor comfort aud health
WIN these nndmy dear ones care NOT to roam,
For Oh am happy, most happy at home :"
One brigh,hule room where the chldIenmay plny
lncariul OF spoIlng the costly array;
W here he, tnO--our dearest OF all on the cnrh
May Ind the sweet welcome he loves at hl, hearth
The fire blazing wurnly-thc sofa drawn nieh,
And the elarlamp alight on lhc table close by
4 cw sunny pictures IN simple iIamcS shrncd,
tcw precious volumcs-thc wealth Of the mind
And here and there treasured some rare gem OF ait,
10 klndle the fancy or soften the heart;
] hu~ richly surrounded, why, why should roam
oh am not hnppy-most happy at home "
The little ones weary of books and Of llay,
Nestle down on onr bosoms--our Ellen mud May
And softly the simple, aiircrIouaic PRAYER,
Ascends m the giaducsS OF innocence there;
ana now ere they leave rs, sweet kisses and light
They lavish, repeating their merry good righli'
W ME ! with my noodle my book, or my pen.
Or ~ converse with liIM, AM couteutcd again,
And cry--"can ever be tempted 10 roam
" hde b.cssngsIIkct these make me happy at home I"
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Sw-l have duly received Your favor Of Aug.
~, and am sensible Of the KIND intentions from
which II iows, and am truly thankiuI Tor them
the more So rs they could only be the result OF a
favorable estimate Of my p"bhc course. During
long me- n much devoted t'siHiS rs The i'l'h'
iuI transaction o! the trusts committed I" me
would permit, no object has 'tcDpied more "l my
consideration than ourrrlauon with ali ile beings
around Us, our duties 10 them and our future pros
poets After hearing and reading every thing
which cuuld probably br suggested concerning
them, have formed the best Judgement could
"S 20 the course they prescribed, and IN due ob.
serymcc OF that coure have no rccoU"rtiorS
which give mc mcasiurss. Anroquont preacher
of yoGr society Richard Moot, IN u discourse Of
much unctlon and patho., is said to have cNclaim-
ed aloud to his congregation that he did not be
loye there w',' Quaker Ircshytcrian, Mcthu.
dist or Baptist in Heaven! Having paused 10
give hrs audience time to stare, he SAID, that in
Heaven God knew no distinction, but considered
all good mcnaS his children and rs brethren Of
the same family. | believe with the Nulkcr
Preacher that he who steadily observes these mo-
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pbnsitians s. Surgeons.

W. W WEIGH. VI D., having located pcrma
ncutly IN Ottawa, respectfully oteTs his services IN
the different branches Of medicine and surgery to
the inhabitants of the town and vicinity. Office
at White and Hunters drug store. Residence at
Mr. Antrs' boarding house, COumbus-st. 36
Wm. W. Cavnrly. Phv,iciaH s Surgeon Pom
fidr, Livingston Couafg, Illinois. offers his pro-
iessiona services 10 thcclt2cn- oPoutiac and Vi
cinity. and hopes 10y attention To business To merit
share oipublc patronage $50
Dr. Gooding. OHcc north side Of tie pubhc
sTuarc--Re ReSidcHcc corner 0f La Sale and Va
ter streets. Being always devoted to his proics-
sion, he hopes tor asharc OF public patronage.
II. W. Hopkins. Physician and SarSeOR--Oi.
tara m offers ms professional services TO the ci-
tzeus of Ottawa, and vicinity Office between
Phelps and Walker & Hckhng's stores where he
may be found Al all times except when absent on
professional huncss. aug ~
DIR. J Pearson. PhySician, Surgeon, and Dem
fist OttdrG, H. offers hIs professional services
10 the inhabitants ui Ottawa and vicinity. OF
flee At his residence on Columbus street
7 S-Dr I. still continues 10 perform operations in
all the various branches OF DcatiS'ry. Charges 10
correspond iCiih the times! mar IL, II
-. ID. Thompson. " ID. offers his professional
services to the Ciuzcn~ oi Ottawa and vicinity
Office next door 10 the Free Trader Office, up
tia s IN Rcddck's block np 20 70