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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27
sTATE MEDICAL CONVENTION.

STATE MEDiCAL CoN' I.s
This body, composed Of regular physi'
cians Of this State, met in Burlington on
Wednesday Of last week. Anaddress was
delivered by Prot. SANFORD, On 'hethlec's
contemplated by the Convention. Inc ''''
lowing officers were elected for the ensn-
ing year
Prenafnt-Dr Il. lowe. Of Burlington.
Tice Presidents ~ DR.. Eiberi, Of Van buren,, Dr.
McGugin, OF keoknk. =,
Recording .secretary--Dr. Mathews, OF Butltng-
Corresponding Secre,a,y-Df Sanford, OF keo-
kuk.
Libranan-D DR.. ]. F.. Dillon.
Censors-Drs J. T. Henry, Mc1ng'n Eioet''
Hull, Brcokbank, E: d. Ransom, anu f.in'.
The Burlington Telegraph, speaking OF
the above Convention, SAYS, .slndeed, Ia
ken as a whole, il is, perhaps, the most res
pectablc convention which has ever been
assembled in our State. There are many
gray boards among them, who, while add
ing dignity and weight Of character TO the
convention, also give tone and direction to
the proceedings"
The following committees we're appoint
ed at the evening session Of the above bo-
dy:--
Standing Committee Oh Medical Ethics,
DR.. J. M. .Wi,herwax, Chm.
Committee, TO repor, at next annual
meeting, on causes which contribute to de.
press medical science in Iowa. DR.. J. D.
Sanford, Chm.
Committee, to report rs above on med.
icnI and economical Botany Of Iowa. Dr.
Brookbank, Chm.
Committee, to report rs above, on ,opo-
graphy, climate and diseases Of Iowa. Dr.
Flint, Chm.
The following were appointed delegates
to the Am. Medical Association, a. Char!es
ton, S. G. Drs. J. D. E,ber. and J. NJ
Wiiherwax.
The Convention adjourned 10 hold Its
next annual meeting q, Fairfield.
A DAUGHTER or TIE Hen PRtnsT.-
The savans of Boston assembled recenils
at five dollars Il head TO witness MIR Gid
don unshesth and unro mummy. ilr
G. announced that he bad procured il from
Egypt, that it was the daughter of The High
Priest Of Thebes-o one Of the Theban aris
tocracy--that her name was Anch-ph, mn
that in disrobing her he would inform he
public ofthc mode of her preservation, etc.
The thing was done, amid much descrip-
tion, when instead OF being a High Priests
daughter, il turned out to be q very il!-fa-
vored specimen Of the masculine gender!
The disclosure has occasioned many wit
ticisms a, Mr.. Glidion's expense.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27
rTlpyIYG or THE GRIFFITH.

We received The particulars oithe above
depIoratle catastrophe on las, Thursday
morning and Immediately issued an extra,
which WAS mailed 10 all q orr SUBSCRIBERS
Nth the exception Of few whose papers
leave in Wednesday evenings mail. We
therefore deem il unnecessary 10 repubiisl'
he extra, merely stating that the number
sunpasca 10 have been lost exceeds two
hundred. The following aro further par
,iculars Of the burning Of the Inflated yes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23
To Officers and Soldiers,

Whcthcr Regular, Volunteer, Rangers. or Militia,
Of the Var Of lSl2, Neriedn, and oil Indian
Vars since 1890, lBLaeh HacSs War Included
4 LII OF you who have not received bounty lands
"a are now entitled to them, and can obtain inor
nation and assistance IN procuring them by calling
npon the undersigned ut his Pension, Bounty Land,
Patent and General Agency Office or by letter post
psld Having had several years experience in the
public departments at Washington City, he is ena
blcd TO render efficient service 10 those having bus-
ness OF any description, before either ofIhem.
Office IN the Court House, Joet Illinois.
A. T. PATRICK. attorney at Lao.
Rcftrsnre--Senaorsa and Repesentatv in con-
grcss from Illinois; Hon VIM Rcddck aud John
lIlsc, Esq Ottawa Hon. }. A. Maiteson mud Hon.
VIM. Il. Little, Joliet. Oci ~, lS50-l0f
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Later from California.

New York, Nov 81
The Crescent City arrived this
afternoon with $50 passengers and
$l,5OO,000 in gold dust. Her dates
from California are to the 10th Oct.
She came via Kingston, Jamaica,
where about 1000 deaths of cholera
had occurred during the last three
weeks, and about 600 in the interi-
or. 1t was bad at Port Royal.
There was great rejoicing in CAL
ifornia in consequence Of their adj
mission into the Union.
The new Captain General has ar
rived at Cuba.
One or two cases of cholera oc-
cured at San Francisco. Among
the deaths we notice the name OF
Jeremiah Green, aged "a years.
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vened here yesterday, and after be-
ing callad to order the message OF
governorQuitman was presented and
read to both houses. The Governor
entered at length into history OF
the discussions on the slavery ques-
ton and the greviences experience
ed by the South at the hands of the
north, and decidedly favors seces-
sion from the Union.
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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
4 n the various metres now in use. together with
great variety OF new anthems, sentences and chants
tor chos, singing classes. musical associations and
social, sacred music circles, by Y. T.. TAYLOR
anhor OF Tny!oTs Sacred Minstrel" Choral An
! ihems," &c.
We HAYS explored lis contents enough TO dare to
sreaa WeI oft. Mr.. Taylor is himself the author
OF a good part OF the book, and he shows musical
feeling, taste, and invention which make j, 10 pre-
SUMPTION IN him to appearss a composer = Mr.
1ayIoTs pieces are recommended by their melody
woven INTO all the four parts by their expressiveness
which always varies with the subject, and by their
uniformly artistic style. 49, Andla-t but not least
the work is more beautifully and clearly printed than
any work whiCh we remember OF the kind ~ y.
! Tribune.
! We believe the book to be greatly superior to any
that has preceded it, and think u may claim TO
be better adapted TO- and more suitable for, the Use
OF cholrs.-Sar0n,s Musical Times.
We have examined this new collection OF church
muse, and would add our favorable opinion OF it's
merits to the many encomiuins it has ellcited-N.
y. Evangelist.
| We hope this collection will meet that favor and
success OF which tits deserving Y. Recorder.
Mr.. Taylor shows great taste, ard no pains have
been spared to furnish chors the very sole ofmu-
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1t IL n collection made with admirable taste and
with scientific knowledge of the whole field of mu-
sic. There Is spirit and soul IN the compositions
which are too often wanting --GuGalo Commercial
Adrertizer
( The tunes Louvan, Dawn and Others Of like char
ecter we are particularly pleased with They stamp
the author as genius Of the highest order Detroit
! Free Press
| Mr. Taylor is winning for himself an enviabe rep
uta,ion as a composer, and Of what see of this
new book, We feel assured 1t will excel anything
which has preceded it, Ciereland Piaindealer.
( Mr. Taylor's music throughout, is OF the highcs,
OF composition. and commends itself at once to all
! lovers Of true harmony .--HalLoueH Gazette
! llAwLEY, FULLER, & Co, Publishers, Utica, NY
| For sale al eastern prices by
/ Octl2. A. II. & c. hurley,
Agents Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23

ELrCnoy IN characterization the returns
of the election in Massachusetts it is manifest
that .he wings will lose tho Governor IL. Rvs
ton Atlas gives il up after publishing the official
returns, with the following remarks:
There has been no election ofGovernor By tho
people, and as the Senate will contain an oppo-
slton majority Of course either Mr Boutwell, or
Dir, Phillips will be our next Governor: fact nn-
palatahe to the true and gallant WHY'S If this
State, who have fought CALAMITY against eircum.
stances the most adverse and dscour.gnc, but
nevertheless, 1t must be borne.
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New York. NnY o..

New York, Nov %
flolr more active at unchanged rates. Sales
1000 bbls at 81 6sai 81 common to straight
state and mixed TO strsigh, western S5aj OC pure
Gane''eo wheat in demand higher views Of hol.
ders check Transactions; generally held 81 lisa
25 for Ohio 81 DIAL OF.
Provisions dull but firm. A lot of 90 bbls new
mess beef sold last night at 50 10.
Whisky nominal ?9a?9! Sales so bbs.
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w N1'ED.

A SETTLEMENT with all persons who have
IA any unsettled accounts with me, and th,,
without delay; aad mus, have it either voluntarily
OF through legal process. Will you call aud setl"
II you cannot pay now you can give note. settle The
books, and pass receipts, which Will be far better for
you and me, in case oideal Of either or both par,
than an open, unadus,ed account
hope and trust that IL who have had my services
through series offs years last past will see the i'm.
porancc Of calling at my house and settling their nc.
counts Ifyou hive any offsets. bring them along.
Most Of my demands are small yetin the aggregnis
are Of importance to me, and II cannot he expected
That should travel The country over again and again
adoxen Of times perhaps. without finding the men at
nome, to settle them. am at home most OF the
time. account Of my health, which feeble Mt best,
and take this course to refresh the nemorics Of
those who Seem 10 have forgotten that have an
account against them, aud also TO remove all lust
cause Of complaint, by those who neglect to call and
settle and have costs to puy in consequence ,on debts
Of =, ,6,8, 10 and ~ shilllngs
Ottawa, nov %, lsj0.3t a. II. IIowLAsp.
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MYERS Nursery,
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

HllE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nespaslnn Ellis, Esq, of Washington
- City, hereby gives notice that he is prepared
toprosccute Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal classes OF cases of land bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest are as follows to wit:
island Bounty is due 10 all officers non commits
stoned officers, musicians, or prvates whether reg
u!afs, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served in
the OF lSl2, unle.s they have heretofore rece.
we'd land bounty. Also, to all such rs served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890 and also the commits
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
TO wit: Those who enlisted Tor one ycatand served
9months, to 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months and served imonthS to 80 acres All those
who served over month to 10 acres. The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle is entitled to 100
acres II the officer or soldier is Acad the widow is
entitled TO The bounty II there be no widow, the
MINOR heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
the bounty
I'd Pensions for Life are due to all widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers IT they were mar
ried prior to 1900.
3D. Increased pensions nre due to all such widows
II their husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1918.
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful I.
tenton. Posta ge paid all letters sen, through the
Post Office. Ottawa, nov NJ. h. ,loLLisTER
Atty at Lar. and Land Agent
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Markets.

Ottawa Nov. 90
'Vhcn'-Wmter j6G69, spring 3sIi2 both in
coed demand
Oats--Sc, in demand.
TOigtOcs-i5c.
CorH-ln the ear 20c.
A good demand in the market for grain, and quo.
,aiions freely offered by operators.
Chicago, Nov 81
We note sale, spring wheat a, isaloc; winter
65a70c.
Corn-Sales 300 bushels from teams at Csc il,
the ear, 35a36 shelled.
Oass-Saes from country At ?Sa?5c, from store
Hog'-Sass from railroad and canal at .s5a3
80 per 100
Bnt'er-Ssles extra quality to the trade a,
l9t from wagons. --,jowaal.
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Estofe OF John Prescott. de,,a,ed

PURSUANT to an order of the county court Of In
Sale county, notice is hereby gwen, that all
persons having claims against the estate OF John
Prescott late of the county OF La Sale decd. are
required ~ produce the same in writing and file them
in said cour, on the first Monday of January,
next, when and where said claimants are requested
TO attend for the purpose Of having their claims ad-
Iusted in pursuance OF law.
Nov 90, 1850 PATr,cK RYAN, Admir-
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Es,at. of Michael Costello deceased

Estate Of Michael Costello, deceased
DuRSUANTt to an order OF the county court o
l. La Sale county notice is thereby given, that all
persons having claims agans, the estate Of Michael
Costello late Of La Sale comfy decd nre required
70 produce me same IN writing aud file them IN said
court on the first Monday in January next
when and where said claimants arc requested TO at.
tend for the purpose Of having their claims adjusted
IN pursuance Of law. M,cuArL K,tt,It
Ottawa, Nov %. 1850 ad,ninisior,
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10 Officers. soldiers. widows and
Heirs of deCC:s Setl SOld iecs

A Lib TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned are
"A on hand usual, to procure your bounty lands.
pensions, back aud extra pay ,ntnoninalratcs, low
er than ever. Having had considerable experience
in this business, and being in direct correspondence
rith the Departments Of The Government sving in
charge the adjustment, oisuch CLAIMS, we are certain
we can doyour business to your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful in in securing ains of
this kind. we never charge. Call aud see US at our
law and nndagency office. Norris & Flsnrk.
Nov. IL, lS5)-,f
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l.. U. Sanger & Co.

4 RE now recciyiag and will open on Monday
! \ next at their new store, corner OF La Sale
and Canal streets, one OF the largest and best as
sentiments OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
CrocAery Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Bon
metz, NufFs, &c, selected with the greatest care
expressly tor the wants OF this country, which they
oiIe 10 sell for cash or country produce as low II
no, lower than can be bought elsewhere
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rRIcxaoE auAcks.

Lsr Evsarsoov Mar rwss tAnsvviAv.-TSsse .
saransrilia tor sale The didassns- ,v~ns esisd
Tsxt<end Sssapartilz. ~ sdv~rlest % III ORl(tk
Nal. ENiiNE. and al This 1eu,,rend NJ aps'or
aud never was but formerly werSef railroads.
uss and the htsyst he he,"'s Of esss sf ~
purpose Of Taniay credit fer VIVA he He ev. ~hs
has attended I've medical schooa. and prsses for nrrrs
years'" Now the truth IT, he psse'lcsd msdscns .
azy his lie Such ,rf1. r,es~d mssrsprssr
looks bad 10 the character and Of the wish
sincerely he mad made those NJ h-
sslf or OF When will men learn BE- homes and truth
gl all their dealings and Inlsrecvrsc with their ilov
lie spilled 10 one Ruel C'arp asss him W
uiicturms his MIXTURE satns the large lie would
make ,nlusemsns TO embark ", iA business These
have Oesn insulting and libcilns IN all rosslbs
or. order impress the public with 'hs belief that
lhe Old Doctors Ssrsapafa the ssnvsna. ma.
Susacarila made from the Cd Dsriers org,ai Rsc,.
PIE 1h,-s ?. Townsend says have sd The Vi my
nams Tor 81 week will give his $500 u he viii pro
euee one single solitary proof Of this Ills Ms,euets "
Thompson. Ssillman Co. noihing but tussus VI
aIsshoods amply made ~ deceive tho public aud keep
the truth down IN regard to his soBfns fsr-aenfiag
pound This Is to eau0n the public TO puehass nvns but
Old Dr.. JACOB Tuwns-nds SAr.sparila. having on tho
Nd Doctors likeness his fnriiy Coai T Anne AMI ~
nynaiureac the Goat Of Arms.
Irineipai 0Gee, la2 AGiiaH street y y my
JACOB TOWNSEkD
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S!I tN is.

Z W
200 long and square Shawls, Of every variety of
style and color; bought at reduced prices which
will BE- sold al a great bargain.
300 pieces Bonnet Cap, and latie,a Ribbons,
Plain and fancy Ruches, artificial! flowers,
Glmps, Fnuges, and Trimmings,
silk, Linen. and Gotten Edgings,
Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bishop Lawns laconet and Csmhric.
Beaver aud Pilot Cloths.
Is pieces blue, black, brown, green Brondcloths,
% " plain and fancy Casslmrres,
80 " SatinCUs,
6l " jeans Twcrds and Sleeps Crews
S. " plain and figured linseys.
81 " red, white, and yellow Flannels,
30 " Canton fHnucis,
80 " co'orcd and white blankets.
100 cases Boots and Shoes direct from eastern
manufacturers. now opening AT Ip. SAyGFRs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23

IN HAMPTON begs Irnve 10 inIOrm The public
/ that he will open Select School, IN Ottawa
for limited number ofpupils, ON Monday the els
inst. A suitable room for the school has been pro
cured in .ucssrs Armour IS Sangcrs new Brick
Block.
Tuition, from 50 10 s. per quarter of II weeks.
Oct u. lSil -Lo-3w.
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Five Dollars Reward.

I OS,T by the subscriber, on the road from Ottawa
i to Lisbon, on the 2ith of October.a Small Lea
Tier Wallet, containing thirty nine or forty dollars
mostly Michigan money, The above reward viii
be paid Ia any one on delivering the same To Joseph
Nilcs,nt Norris. a, ]. WARNOCK.
Norris Grundy co, III, &C, 81, 1904
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Mt, Palatine Academy,

"lllS institution is now under the Joint dircc-
ton OF Rev T. n. JENcKs, and Rev. {. VI.
- WRIGHT, Principals
The long experience and established reputation Of
these gentlemen, as teachers, will we doubt not, be
sufficient guarantee 10 the public that this lnstu.
ton will the most sangulne expectations OF It's
friends and patrons
The Institution will be divided into three depart
menls, viz Classical, Normal, and Mathematical,
and Female, Rev +. \ leucks Professor OF Latin,
Greek, Mental and Moral Science Rev. c, NJ
Wright, Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Science, aud Normal Department Miss l.. Iiurd,
principal in Ladies department. and teacher OF mu.
sic and ornamental branches.
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Sale of the Poor House Farm,

THIS Farm is situated on the north side Of the
l. canal, one and halt mile from the ilourishlng
town OF Ottawa, on the bluff in the county OF La
Sale containing 10 acres, pnrt OF which is timber,
south.e quarter of section 35 also The north ha n
OF the west halt OF the south quarter OF sec sc
town 81 north range 3east OF the 81 principal meri-
dim On the farm are two houses, barn, n good
well and spring OF water forty acres are under cul-
tiyation enclosed BY good board fence
The sale will be public auction on the premises
On Saturday, The al day Of January 1851,
T,rms-Not less than $500, one .lourth down,
the balance IN three equal annual mso lmen,s with
interest ate per cent, payabl. in county orders or
any county Indebtedness
by order Of the board OF supervisors
Nov l6, 1906 JouY llorFNAy, Chairman.
or Constituencies, Peru Democrat and l'ele.
graph copy.
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iGmmisiratoT's Sale
NOTICE is hereby given, that, by virtue Of an
Y order ol the county court OF La sale county, |
shall as administrator ol the estate OF Basel Huntcr
deceased, sch, al public auction 10 the highest bid.
der on Saturday, ;he llth day of January. 1851 on
the premises, the following described real estate, to
wit all the interest oil Bazel Hunter in and 10 lots
2,nni q, in block 10, and lot in block 81 in States
Addition to Ottawa. Sale to commence a, II o.
clock OF SAID day, Terms made known on the dag
OF sale Nov % so Srru FREEMAN, Admir-.
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Mandlcbaum & Kohn, without dispute,
Are cheii in all the nation,
For making clothing to suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest ~ the nation
Which style will make YOU all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. Z. 1850
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Notice.

SHALL make application to the Probate Cour
L ot La Sale co, Ill.,, on Saturday the llih day
January, ISL fora final settlement oihr estate o
Daniel Warren, deceased. late OF said county
Oct. 70. IsEAEL q CooFER, idn'r
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SHELL. OYSTERs!.


IS bales brown sheetings and shirtngs,
" Drlings, 10 bales Bats,
" cot yarn and wicking s cot BaGgino,
" carpet warp, 800 " seamless bags
&" hickory shifting, . clerks stripes,
ID " 81 A. 81 TiCknGs
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FOR SAla 0r Rant

A ONE and hal story frame bousc near the
"A Rayinee for ssie, or rent. Also, Ntp Bal.
dng, WIN h'e rooms Just finished on the east side
Ottawa, Nov 90. so. &c. N,7r,xor,
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70 BALES oAKuM, for sale very low by
W decli WALKER x llICKLIys
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WILL be sold on Monday, the 30lh day ofDe
w cemher next, on the premises, the persona
properly of William X. Brown, deceased.
Nov l6 l., T. SAsgyR Aim'r
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There will he a vacation OF two weeks nj the
close OF the winter session, and one Of six weeks
following the spring session, which will invariably
close on the 9Th OF July, al which time will take
place the annual exhibition. Annual examination
at the close Githc winter session. nj which times the
Board Of Visitors are invited To be present.
ENPENsEs
For Reading, Mental and Practical Arithmetic,
Geography, aud Grammar comrnccd, If. SO 20
For Gramnar advanced, Higher Arthmc.
tic, Algebra commenced, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c,.. A 90
For Botany, higher Mathematics and Ian
gule'N,'' ''s'...'.s .........,..,... - 10
Mhsc, Ilnno lorteil.. .,......... 1000
contingent bls,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10
Rooms IN Acndcmy.. "................l5 so
Board, from 81 TO 81 %. The very hes, accom-
modatlons will be provided Students can board
themselves II they desire, All tuition bills payable
IN advance, and no student admitted Tor less than
tern aud no deduction except in case oiprotucted
sickness.
LOCATION.
This Institution ia located nj Mt. Palntinc, in Put.
nam County Illinois, twenty milcsirom Ottawa by
stage, forty miles from Peoria, ten miles south Of
Peru, and ten miles east Of Hcnncpin. Its retired
spot, elevated and surrounded 10y most delightful
scenery. Its health is unsupasscd hy my other 10.
cation. j. lIlGBY President
Uithe Board Of Trustees.
n l..... n
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

Tn New York, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale
by nov . NoRRls & flSnrR
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Lath.
100000, s sSsi. Green JIM Pi iEIs:.. good
Mills.
formation Wanted.

IlMOIIIY DONOVAN late Of Bantry, county
4 Cork Ireland, left Ottawa about the LIT OF June
last, ~ 90 to Gnena on foot He was seen about
miles below Ottawa, on the canal bank; since
which time he has not been heard from. Fears arc
entertained lha, he may have come 10 his end THO
sickness or violence. Any information concerning
HIM will received with the greatest interest by his
friends and afflicted family.
Should any one know any thing abou, him they
will confer favor hyndireaSing Jeremiah Donovan,
Dubuque, or jeremiah Crotty, Ottawa
GGisRg rGycrs, please cory. oct 10
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roRN- 100 Bushels car corn is wanted for cash
" tohs delivered by the Isl Of November next
DC, II, 1850. G. BURR