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W t. are now daily RECEIVING in large quantities
he newest style ot dress goods IN the market. and
which are selling almost as Js, NJ they arrive, aud
wralr Iust opening he following IUis,ylz
1000 yards newest styles English de lanes,
worth = q !, which we will sell at Is "a.
1000 yards very rich cashmere, v yr'h 3 which
we will sell for -
All wool denins- At D G | cannot be had else
where less than 3, 81
\ very Ia rye stock of plain and figured apaccas
and paramaita, all colors shades aud tints, direct
from the English market, aud bought ior ca sh, and
Will be- sold - per cent. less Than any other house
west o New York
Two ceases splendid Bay S,nte shawl-, Ye worth
$40, winch We wIil sell for 81 splendid LOT o pop
ms All cuors, exceedingly ow large lot Ut silks
N black gros de rhine watcrcd hrocadc aud cha
lnchOns, IN beautiful ilisrrs from D. 10 TO- large
| lot OF uu-lln cnhrudrrIes, newest styles, and will
be sold - per cent less lhnn the same quality can
he had elsewhere. Al our Irish linens come dgcc,
from the manufacturers.
| In all the styles of calicocs IN warranted colors
our prices cannot hc approached nor in any styl,
| at goods OF domestic manufacture. We have nov
| VERY large amount ui goods ON the way, OF the hes
selected srcr broagh H. tie Vest, preparatory I,
| our opening our splendid aud comnodiOus new
store, two doors west ui this -l finishing, aud vii
De ready ~ 2or weeks Tor our reception, when ~
will open with one al he most magnificent stock
| ed west at New York. every article III which vii
be- sold Il to - per cent less than the same atic
IN style aud quali,y can be bought elsewhere
The Our hncr System strictly adhered to- aud il
every instance where pIrcc oi goods j. mlsrcpre
| -euird, IT," money viii he chcertuy refunded
MFHRlI'N ONE PRICE NVORE,
| Chicago, Sept - lSi Lake Street.
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Ottawa Seminary,

TNDER the charge MIR and Mrs. Whcomh.
~ commenced Oct LIST, 1851, for a term of %
weeks. They are prepared Ia give instruction IN
all branches usually required preparatory to college;
and also the ornamental branches usually taught in
female institutions. including drawing, needework
oil and water painting &c, specimens oil which can
be seen AT their rooms. They will also, II desired
give instructions on the piano forte harp and guitar
They refer all wishing guarantee oithci skill IN the
art ot Instruction. to their uniform success and the
universal satisfaction they have given, both here and
elsewhere. Tuition, from 50 to SIS, and for orna
mental hanches, exua.
Rooms ut the stone building opposite the Mctho-
dis, and Baptist courches, Ottawa oc2S'3t
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Sale Of Timber Land,

Of the court h use, IN Ottawa, on the 81 No-
dry of Nov. next, between he hours OF 10 o'clock
IN and o'clock p m, so acres OF lumber LAND
lying on section l6, township 33north. range S..ss,
OF the 81 D. m SAID land Is divided into 10 and9
best opportunities tor those residing between Mar.
ses and il0lderman's Grove TO purchae timber
land tina, they will probably ever have. The terms
Of sale are, one third of the purchase money down,
aud the balance divdediuto Two equa annual pay
mentS with interest ut the rate Of 10 per cent pr
annum, payable SEM annually IN advance a
mort gage upon the land will be required for the bal.
ance due, Any information can be Ind N regard
to the land Nv APPLYING TO Dolphus CLARK, lSrp, |
Massey, or John Rchcy, Esq trustee. of schools Of
the above town q W JAcksoS,
ort2i Torn Tfsasursr .
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EAEtY's FRUIT GARDEN.

FENlE FRI IT GARDEN, a treatise intcn led
\ to explain and illustrate the physiology Of
lul trees the theory aud praclicr of all operations
connected with In propagation, tranSpantng pru-
nlua aud Iraniu8ni orchard aud garden trees. &c,
the laying out and arranging of the different kinds
OF orchards aud gardens illustrated wih upwards
Of 10 figures by 7. Barry, u the Mount Hope
Nurseries, Rochester, New York Price 81 2j-
\ new lei Just received aud for salc hy
Aur 2 II g. & BVPIry 100 Tnkrst
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PHYSICIANS

/ ItAN rely upon getting unndullemted articles, as
~ the stock was selected personally by Mr. Geo.
I. White, who rs practical druggist and chemist
Call NJ Whites story brick. L, Y GRiGGs.
| OmhMn NCiOhrr 4
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" NISRE IS

COACH, Furniture, japan and Polishing Var
Y nsh.
PAINTS, of all kinds, and OILS
OctUbcri T. ! GBiGGs.
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AIR. GEORGE r. WHITE will put up all pre-
vi scriplOns that called for, OF sent for, IN
particular and scientific manner.
Nrinhcr | L. Y GRlGaS
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NOTICE

I 5 hereby Giv' II, that proposals Wi! be received
| from rerannS residing on the NORTH and south
side Of "" Illinois river, by the Superin'cndents
November, ISL at the court house, Tor the mant,
nance Of alI pauprrs that they may be legally sent
to the place or places tor the reception OF the poor.
SAID proposals must distinctly state the amount per
week for the care, keeping, washing and lodging,
OF each pauper so sent and maintained. 1t is ex.
pec'ed that the person or persons whose bid shall
finally he accepted, will provide suitable building
by the LIST Of December next for their reception, and
will have the privilege Of working them under such
rules and regulations as the superin,endens shola
dept. The Suprhnenden,s shall turnEh all ne
cessary medicine, clothing md medical aid. Per.
sons making proposals, who desire further inioIma.
ton upon the subject, are referred to the report and
resolution adopted by the Board Of Supervisors OF
the county. G.. w JACKSON,
WELLS WAIT.
SYLvATUs Crook,
Snn.rntenilrnra
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Books! Books!

I IVES OF James X. Polk, John C. Calhoun, J.
II y Adams, Andrew jackson, Madison aud
Monroe, &c.
A variety of Novels. rocticnl Works, &c,
Trees OF America, fonucrs' Encyclopedia, SC.
Call at the 3 story brick, north OF the court house
October 4. T.. y GRGGs.
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Dress Making.

MRS. GEORGlANA PARMli.Ef. wishes To
lNI call the attention OF the Ladies' Of Ottawa
and vicinity, that she has opened shop
Up Stars, orer Mrs. Greqg'S Millinery shop,
whcr. she il ready to make 10 order Cioaks Dress
es, uaBtliids, Nc, at the shortest notice, aud IN
the mos, fashionable styles Ladies wishing to get
work Of this kind done will please give Us a calf
FAN and Winter Patterns Iust received di-
rect lroln New York, and Tor sale.
Al.SO-pain Sewing done to order. al the
shortest notice. Oct Is
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Ottawa against the World !

~ We 10
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FOR RENT.

/ Nile dwelling in front of the Court House. 1t
L will be ot fol otiices-tho lower and upper
lrt separately. - June ]. G.. NATriNFuR.
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Great Exhibition!
AZ IHE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

opposite the Mansion HDHSe, BdSheUS Brtck
BWtdiDg, O1II vi, I'LL.
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
i the citizens Of Ottawa, and all those That come
10 this town 10 uode 10 his large and magnificent
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HEALING VIRTUES,

LISA fat. authenticated hctc, well nj, IL,
STATE and indeed the whole western siaei, that sluans
Medicines have obtained wide spcad celebrity. aud
palion, which they are Justly entitled by their "ahsr
ririucs," AID powers We are not among t,os~ who
rrOhe To endorse every patent humbug tia, along.
and IN this instance have delayed endorsement until
nehave been ablc make douby sure. no, ony
hy testing them personally ourselves. hut from u. Osil
nt1uy of a numerous portion oi the co,nnuri,y living
nrul,,t ns.-l Illnoa Gluhe, Ami ID, is5g.
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Encourage
Home Manufacture 4 ottawa Enterprise.
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

Great Reduction in the Prices of Hats at
FELClrS HAT & CAR MANDATORY,
Corner Of Cdahi and Columbus street,
OTTAWA, LII.
I would return my sincere thanks to The public
| Tor the very liberal manner in which they have
encouraged the home manufacture o hats, aud hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing
Establishments N the east now offer TO The public
the very best arrle of hat that eau be mauuaciur-
ed, for the low price oi 81, which will warrant
superior To any $ bat sold il ihls town aud every
other quality OF hat pledge myself TO sell from
- TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for ! am the only
manufacturer in town, and can afford Ia Sell Tor a
manufacturers profit In presenting my hats Ia the
public, d. 90 with tie confident assurance that |
can give the most entire satisfaction 10 all that wll.
favor me with their patronage
/ Also, please hearIn mind tina, in purchasing from
, FELCUS, you are encouraging the manuiaC turc
IN your midst and he pledges himself to give Won
4 much better article for the price Than YOU get
AT amy tailor shop, boot, shoe or other store Ia the
/ town.
tie will not insult the understanding othl- lnlcl
ligent community by offering any argument to
p,Ore that the manufacturer C0H sell a better az.
ticle at less price than any who boy IN other cities
/ TO sci, again and every sensible and thinking per
son must know that IN purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO PAY,
and then the money you pay remains and IS cX.
pended amongst you, and not sent oil To encourage
the manufacturers of other cities, to the detnmcn
OF those sthome.
an 1.-S - ms So
[ have also a large aud extensive assortment d
CLOTH oil cloth, silk mohair sclcttc and cotton plush
caps oi all styles and colors of my own mauuiac
ture, aud oi,ie latest fashions together with gen
eral assortment OF soft hats at all cours and quail
ties, which am prepared to sci, cheaper than the
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IlOk AL IIIIS I
Hats! Hats! Hat,
!. d. OF o. r.

- GOD, fashionable silk Hats, of Home Manu-.
~ faclnre, tor so, A, Fech's Mandatory, OF.
tawa. Call and see. Oct
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4 LII the varieties OF the purest Drugs sold in
"a any market.
Cod Liver Oh and other remedies tor prevailing
diseases. Oct l. +. Y. Crises.
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For Cash, Low,

LARGE assortment OF Misses and " omens
~ BOots and Shoes for winter wear
september D SuTToS & fyFE.
ROaTON Maid, a good assortment. al the
ID maylO " L Branch.
hRlED turrants and i!aisns at the
- may 10 Ne Brgpch
rJD Fish, first rate article the
" may 10 n T. Br0Hch
a NEW article of Cheese Strainer, supeiioI lie
"A any thing IN the market at the
Iune7 Nc,o England Brunch
YOUNG flyson Tea a good article tor 50 cents
l per h. al the myl0 n + Emmett
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blpN, lIsIIlNblS-
........ .ORGANIZED, APRIL. tth, 1879
the entire saiety OF the institution must be- apparent
to every one who reads the charter
The cost OF lnsuring IN this company il so LOW
as To render II almost lneNcusablc tor the owners
OF insuruble property not 10 avail themselves OF IL.
protection.
Board Of Directors:
limo Turner, John Bailhache. Elias Ilbbard,
Ben r Long, LYMAN runbull Rem h Hart,
john James, Nath'l Hanson. n Edwards
Henry Lea, l.. Kell.nbcrgcr, VI Atwood,
Robl Smith, Alfred Dow, John Atw ood
/ BENZ, I. LONG, President
! Lewis KEILrNBERGER. Treasurer
| Moss q. Arwoop, Secretary.
! D1s- Application Tor Insurance IN the above named
company may be made AT Ottawa To
i oc, - Gm WN NJ TRUE, Agent.
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STATIONERY.
NOTIONS,
BRUSHES.

DORT MOVIES, tlmanncs, Perkins German
] Toys, Port folios Gilt Frames Powder fiasks
Shot and Game Bags, octi l.. Y. GRGGs.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

D1~SVIUtIUU Vk TUVVUFTSUIV.
DY mutual consent, the partnership heretofore
- existing under the firm OF Thompson n Fisher
was this day dissolved, An accounts, whether by
books, notes, or otherwise. will hive to he settled
with {. A, Fisher, who will carry on the business in
his own name, n, tue old stand, west sde ol the
court house square. Hans THOMPSON,
Ottawa, oct 25. c, A FISHER
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DOGERS, MILLS & CO. have lust repIrnish.
IL ed their stock OF boats and shoes, and they
now have on hand first rn,e assortment, contain.
ing too great n variety to crUmrrnr.
Please call and sce--shoes Tor babies ns well ns
boots for men Oct4 n f. BpASCH
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pEGALIAS, and Masonic Regalias for sale
~ cheap, if applied soon, nj
June II. koHS & NaypirrAUMs
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4 CCORDEONS. cheap and fine, violins, Gut
~ nrs, tlutina, Banjo, Flutes, md Notes aud
Songs. T.. Y GRGGS.
Nn,,b az ,h. a. NM, II,use nct A
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TO all persons buying crock,,y and glass mare,
let II be- known that Rogers, Mil. \ Go have
Isi received one ohe bcsi aSsorm n's ever brought
n to this town, al the Oct4. N r. BRAHcu
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I MUST say Rogers, Mills i ca. have one Of the
1 best ns~ormcnrs Of little traps, such as house
keepers want, ever saw, at the
Oct4 y, T.. BkGScH
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Found,

A VERY handsome PormoNey, containing
~ some mon y, and number OF cards, nothing
however by which the owners name could he as
ceralned. The owner can have it by calling AT
tins office, proving property, and paying charges.
oct Is 1851
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g Er our stock ready cloth dress rck black
from
Umnb Atrayvs kfn
g1mfil clothing Also
q GOotO tfo StyIcuu
O
n oSr merchants buy them FOR Therefore ourIk
EDJ}Vh n a
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DItIIl.S!

+ OUNTER, hair, scrub and clothes brushes,
l Flat and round vanishing 4 fitch do
Oct 1. h. Y. GRGds
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School Books.

NONSTOCkS Text Books Tor schools
" Bullion's English x Latin Grammar a Reader,
llalcs Il billiards. Hist OF United States.
Andres l., Lesicon--Days & Davies Algebra
>. GramInars, Arilhmetlcs, Biographies and
Readers. h. \ GRiGss.
Whites 3story Brick, Oct. 4.
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ShaWls. ShaWls,

nNE ofthr hest nssorrmru,s Of Fall and Winter
" AariS in town. Wool sha~,s from IS cents
to sl2, al the Octi n. H. BRascu.
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nRESS Trimmings Of Nil kinds, and Of the most
- fashionable siyles--at the
Oct. 1. n l.. BFiycH.
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Gblraoo Advertisements.
For Music Schools 4 Societies
All. a q. HlJRUEH,

FO0EseHFrS, I'd Lake sfffcf, tAIcds0
MEIER To the public the following valuable
MIMIC ROCKS.
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East sias q Ne FuJlc SludTe, m Keaacka ncE EloeE.
I ~ VI fH
A $50.


hereafter ehanu
eve
Ottawa,
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1851 NEW GOODS! 1851
Fall q Winter Stock.

- b. GRlDl.EY il now receiving at the old
-. stand OF Cushmon & Gridley, a large aud
beautiful assortment of
FILL d WINTER GOOUS,
which he offers at low prices
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Crockery
Boots and Shoes Oct Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-13

DEATH OF THOMAS H. Charlottesville
illness of this excellent man, which we recently an
nounced in the Tribune, terminated in bis death on
Wednesday, Sept. 10, at his residence in the city
of Hartford. Mr.. Galaudet was well known as the
founder ofthe system of education for the Deaf and
Dumb, which has had such extensive prevalence in
this country He visited Europe in 1916 for the pur-
pose of examining the methods of instruction iordeaf
mutes in England and France, and upon his return
ing to the United States in 1876 became the princi
pal of the American Asylum at Hartford. He re-
manned at the head of that institution until 1880,
when he was appointed Chaplain to the Retreat for
the Insane in Hartford He continued to discharge
the duties of this office until his last Illness Mr..
Gallaudet was distinguished for his earnest, pracl-
cal benevoence, his great sagacity, and his de-
votion to duty. His intellectual powers were above
the common order. He was the author of several
works, which show originality of thought and great
beauty Of illustration. A volume of his sermons de-
liveed to English congregation at Paris, was pub
shed several years since, when the author was quite
a young man. They are fine specimens cf chaste
and polished pulpit eloquence, written with purity
and simplicity, unusual among American preachers
at that day.---NeU York Tribune
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Free Soil state convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual 0"'e 0O u
vention of the Free Soil party OF Massachusetts WIN
he holden at Worcester on Tuesday, September Io'h'
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ to nominate candidates for the OIL
fcas If Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and TO con-
slider and adopt such measures as may be deemed just
and necessary in order to promote the great cause oil
Freedom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
,epresentaton throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates 10 the Convention in the proportion of three
for every Representative the General Court to which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns are requested take all needul steps to secure
full representation of that portion of the people who
consider the claims of justice and liberty paramount to
those Of party
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-13

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL young
man living in Sutield, whose name we did not learn
went into stream, on Saturday evening, in COM
pany with one or two friends, to battle. After div
ing several times and remaining for some time in the
water, he concluded to come out 'afer taking one
more dives By way of adding little variety to
the operation, he made his last dive with his hat on
and the result was, that he plunged into the water
the elasticity of the air in his hat was such as to
force his head suddenly and Unexpectedly one side,
with such power as to break his neck He lived
long enought to make sign in the water to his COM
panions, who brough him out and conveyed him
home, where he died shortly after.-Hartord Cour-
ant, 10Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-13

THE SUPPOSED MURDER CASE IN MANCHEs-
TER, N. 1.-THE Lowell News states that the wo-
man whose mysterious death in Manchester has been
announced is supposed 10 have been Mrs. McAllis-
ter, belonging Angelica, N. Y, where she has
husband and family now living She is cousin
to the families of ]. b. French, ESQ.,, and brothers,
of Lowell, although till this summer they were new
er acquainted. During the month of July, she Wis
tied Lowell from New York, and called on her cous-
ms, and spent some time, saying that she was on
her way to Vermont to look up claim to real estate,
out of which her father had been defrauded some
thirty or forty years ago. She was to stop at Man
chester on her way up OF down, to visit other cous-
ms there.
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The MObbing of Samuel Hoar Justified by
the " higs.

The late FugtiveSave case in New York. bropoht
out some curious developments The claimants were
from Columbia, S. G. Geo. Wood, the counsel en-
Ployed by the Castle Garden Union Safety Com
mlttee," appeared for the slave catcher, and E. d.
Culver for the slave.
MI Culver opened the Defence and pressed on the
commissioner the propriety of giving TO the alleged
slave what little opportunity for fair trial the F1ei
tive bill had left 10 him. He referred 10 The pre-
tence which had been urged by IL e slave catchers,
mat John could go back to slavery, and in SOUTH
carolina, bring suit for his freedom and try the
question" MIR. Culver denounced the suggestion of
such remedy. and said that it was sheer mock
cry If John had the time the money. the friends
ana the counsel to establish such right, even then
lhe public sentiment of South Carolina would not
"ielate suit Dy MIN. In such process, neither
his own life nor that of his counsel would be safe
10 illustrate this, Mr. Culver cited the case Of the
eminent and honored citizen of Massachusetts. (Mr.
doar,) sent out by Gov Morton, under the authori-
~ oil the State OF Massachusetts, 10 90 in peaceabe
legal, and constitutional way, to assist in the sssut
Tor the freedom of an imprisoned citizen of his own
State, and to ''try the question: This gentleman
the representative of Massachusetts, was set upon
with mob-vloence, not by the rabbe, but bv the
most distinguished citizens of South Carolina, and
compelled to leave the State. s'Good enough for
h1m! interrupted Mr.. Wood ''Serued him right
Let nm stay at home and mind has oacn business''
thus was the mob of South Carolina indicated on
the floor of the United States Court room, and with
out rebuke; and such was the known practice of the
I0ao to which George Wood and Commissioner Nell
son remanded Boding, that he might avail of it to
prove his rights of liberty
And yet this very George Wood, who, it is sad
has long aspired to the post of United States Senator
from the State of New York, denounces the Free
oolers as "dlsunionists' and promoters of mobs ;"
- Commonwealth.