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A per.ny.msn, Of IN. H.ryou, System

o. Ia NERVOUS CONrLAiSTS Drugs al
Medicines izU,sis 80 fsfss lof Asy sssksn The
unisr The 'irsngthsning he giving sItsAting asa.
sDcs II GalsanisHi % sppusi ~ this bssuhfll sni
xuniCrfal Ju-uferY. Ne sshaastsd Fsusut sni sees
slastcIty snI tIEHf
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Pr III, Removal and Prmantn, Cur. Of oil
NERVOUS DISEASES,
MAGNETIC FLUID,
e..i s,,A The aO., F,ri.s, .ni certain '''''" e
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Strengthening the ~s.kshsi boiy gi'irE tons h ths
'anou' organ, shi inFiEofahng the sriifs syFsni
As" IN tlIs GRANT. PARALYSIS sni PALSY
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION. RHEuMATtss
ACUTE sni CHRONIC, OOUT. EFtLEfsY LCA.
BAOO DEAFNESS. NERVOUS TREMOHh PAL
FlTATtOS ~ THE HEART AfOfLfNG NgU
HAiDtA fAiSs tn the slDt All tHEsT LtNIR
COMPLAINT sfiNAL COMPLAINT al GURy
AZURE q the sflNE UlF COMPLAINT. DIS
EAsEs 81 the klDNENS DEFICIENCY % SERy
OTIS shi PHYSICAL ENERGY sni 81 NERVOUS
DISEASES. shich complaints sns' Gon Oas '1uP..
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
"Irulh is stranger than Fltlion,'
CURE or
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dy,PsPSii.


q N.s Isnsy. n Distinguished ,t,..nasau .ni "a
s,p.,v. Ns- Isrsy. Jolly "a tss
% 4 CHHfsfft Dear -f. huu . sh o. ku1s
Of ". shat hss been he rtut iH Hy Isu case n
n. .ppliratian 81 IiiE BALNANIt BlLT AID
SrCkLAIE Ny reply Hu o.inas
Dor shnat frsafy yssft hai been tuHsung IRON
Dy,Tspza 1Nsfy yesr the ~ o. ItHuf bsCams sur's
aof c1Ili Obtain Istnansnt relief from any tolrs
n msiiCsl treatment " 4ais,sr AtUIt fBsFfsa ysars
uhes, On cunts4usne. q frequent exposure % h'
ssathsr. 90 tie iIschsrgs % ny pastoral t4uss
shich iot yer snsr ysaf. csa,si ne ini'scutssi.
sngaish EaIthsr in me sin.sr 10 - al q ID C1s
o. Iasncs Of preaching great is.l Do ny osn 80
'.tng. othsr churrtss in this rsrsn. sss sitasssi
BY the Bfunek-4s .ksh snrn b-,sns - ss1sfs %
% fsIuifs On immediate susTsnsl0n q ny pastoral
lalors w Horsaf fyffs. go So nsf6sShly gsff
Hal'J sni a. ny BrunchIus became uorss. - Bile
"a Ry Dytpsp,Ia anI Rhsumauc sfeCii0n tn.
sVineilg Nat these Iisofisn sefs eo-a.ctsI ~Hf
each 0lhsi hrpaEh the mslilm ol The N.fss.. ~.
ten Ia The shoe phsfmacoTzsa thsfs ss-nsi ~ ).
m remedial sgsst sa4ct coaI reach al feclpsui.
ny Nsftuus system sT~y hang that ksI tflsi Zoe
tAIi pufI-.s hst rnmpissiy iAiisl A. l.st ~ss 10
b. ny ftsus a. sNsmIns yugf ssntnns AL .thoaEh
sta no 'srJ ..usuins hops, Of msif sf.eisnsy I
determined h ty tls eject u he sFpl4lsuou % -
UALyANlC BALI ANU NFthLAtt. sith hs
MAUSETlJ FLUID Thn Uas tu June lst5 q.
~ sat.f ,srossHaFsr. ~ 10 H,fs ~ utsTtFUs
s.D s0ss, % ttsst Uats I s.I ssastss 20 sstgss
~ F,,sos.L L.t5sa sos Ha1s . uses ssIrrts
',.ts as,i,s % .cCogsr 20 rEs BsssC-ir'.
.,U ~ RHtysItic s''',rio' ,'1srtsstt cissss
" rsBUsiE such - the ~oulstlIl aEt h.tpy 10
salts ~ the sNI eumsnt
have recon nsuicl the BELT al FLUID 10
ssH, sho have been AsssHs suhsnng iruHi N'g
rsig r affections They haze tired them, SITS Hss''
tsfJt 80. ssttsFs. t.tNfsT ,sss
-.. issr"J 'sy rs'is,,ialiy yeas
RODENT " LAMBS.
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Or. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

], ussi be- I'll complaints affecting the IhI0.t o.
is.i such a. bfouCbItls. Inflammation Of TIE Ihruag
Nsfyuu, sni sick Usslschs. DuIins. q the Hs.l
Neuslgia 90 ne fsCs, BuIuns 90 kosnrg IN ne
iaH ussiDsss shich % g,nsrally Nsuoas sai I--i
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The great PscaAariiy sni stsslsne' q
DIR. Christies 0alyanie Curatlys,,

CONSIST, in he feet thsi hsy sffs' act cure isss,.
D., s.f-atl aFplssss ~ placs % ne usaal nose u
JrugEns an plNsckiug Tie pstsut ul sshsasist
Nstais inks h"Tslss'iy unisr he ihfici0a
ny IirsafiAsa h' sl'i' 'yIi's 'Tuaiitt hs si's~
lshss y fhs tBsA TfB8fs 80 fsrffaHf 80 Hstsr %
ns .hfN tstury sads aay ftffuafaasst sines
ust iBiFuIucilHa il Ne Jliisi states Olly hf's
-
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Palsy and Paralysis

Al phy ,,ciani seEnogl siEs that these isfrhl. "a.
sssss are csussi BY dshrisasy y Nstgst EaUty Is
the affected Amls d 'HstsTiIs OalsanIc AtuClss
srftFs ruFs a fhus FHaTfsN
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Litter, are daily received Of this character. un-
necessary 10 prcs'dt.
10 those ,et unmarried, bot contemplating mar
mage or perhaps unhc.itsting a. the propTieiy II
incurring the responsibilities attendant upon a. the
Importance Of hung possessed II the revelation.
contained IN these pages, So Intimately Involving
their future happiness, cannot H. appreciated.
II !. ~ cour-e, impactcablc to conSey more fol-
" the Vafiou. SUBJECTS treated ol, ihsy are Of
nature .tfictl intended lor ia. ,nsuiei, 90 those
contemplating marriage neither y Il necessary ,
since Il every Que. duty 10 bccome I-,s-essed oi
Know ledge ~herrby the suffering, To which vie,
mother, or sister, may H. subject, can IT. Olivia.
t.I
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serofpIa Fcycr-Sorcs,
Bookbinding.

H. those Who h,v, ben iakipg Magazine and
y NcWrgapsrs The pat y'ar, can have them hound
IN AZ, su the, s,,h, iy ssnd,og ihsm io the 'uo
h-rs. 1hsrs = ~ vay oipus,r,ug good wuik
IT an, Mod except D., hindins, anl since It can H.
dons N the C,untp. anil in The bet Tus,,Llc sNl,
u 10 wurth ,'cry ou's notice. Just give % cal
anil examine uur specimens AL pIirss.
MOVES 5 HEAL.
Nor~s,, Nov. I, 1850. 1859
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysi,

hsrs bssn r.p,rsi 10 Ds CEs'ri' sni Lis Agsnt'
.thin the lat tao yssfN wAieA have b''a ssLI''J
restored
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MA,RRIAGAs
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND TIE REMEDY

Many AMI many wife endure' years of bodil,
suffering, and u wsnlal anguish, pro'trsIs and help
les, cmb,ilsrng bet lie, that II hcf husband, ani
haIardug the fu,ur, welfare u her children, arising
from causss, which, y Iasvvq, wall have spared
the suffering, the Anguish H. the wife, aud To thu
husband e,alsrrassments and pecaniay difficulties
hayins their origin in thu mind l.ing weighed dow
and hana.sel ~ consequence II the sickness Il tn
companion II HI. l-nsHn,
How important that the causes should " kn"~'
10 ever, wife, 10 every husband, that the dr-adiu
,e.I narrowing consequence 10 the heallh and hap
Mos. of hpih NAV H. avoided Life u too ,hpr
snJ health too pfeciou. 10 admit any parton II th
one To- l.. spent wiihout the fall sngpmsnt 81 th
Other. The timsly posses'lon n a 'it vork 81
ibid a, follow. has l-en the msans u saving Oh
hc,lth AMI the lfe IL thousands, a. over
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rwo nuNpREp THOUSAND

eopie, hav, been .Od since The first edition vas -
sued.
The ar,hor ha. been ,ndured 10 Advertise y b,
the urv,ut and pressing rrqoe'i 81 ih"ss ~ho ha,,
h.,n ,n.lslaed Ia ~ putlioaiioa "f all 'h"y bold
dear, (hat al may have m oppor'un,Y y' "o'a'g'
Jog ~ and Who nave hVofcd hn WIN 'n"u''nl,
~ letters II sBcomiun, 'ons " Nh''h a'' A"'" W.
10 the advertisement.
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DR.. cHRisTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

As kuni II vast sepics IN eases - lontulsson. o.
~. ,Issmoiic Complaints sni general Ssf'ous
Ansctons u the Head snl uVIsr sstfsmius. Alss
IN Palsy snd rsralysis sni al Diseases caused by
ishctsucy oi 1ossi % Nervous EIsfEy IN the Ants
ar sfhsF nrgan. nf N.
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from Paris Ia Boston.
t'ARE from Paris anil Norway 10 Boston, Ia
Il connection With the steamer ST. LAWRENCE
$500
Fare from Cpigio's Mills and welchvillc,
60 Boston, LIS
Fare from Paris and Norway. to Portland, LIS
Fare from Cnigie's Mills All WelehVille. to
Portland, 100
Lave n. VI. Marble's Paris iIill, Monday
Wednesday, AMI Fridays AT @ i.2o'oIock, A. VI.
and Boat loT boston.
Leave the American House, Portland, Tuesday,,
Thursdsy's anil Saturday.. at O'Clock, A. NJ
arrive at Paris, by 4 O'Clock. y. VI.
R-Al order. by Express to Portland and Bos.
ton, carefully attended 20.
PENNELL & RT,IBALI..
Paris hin, Msy ~, 1850. Is
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ETirdei from a LRu.
TO THOSE JUST MARRlED.-IIAD |
KNOWN

PmLADILFHIA, Nov, 20. lsI7.
In. 4. VI. MAuEIeIAU3 Had l knosn of che
important matters iI,ste.i of ~ the Marie No.
man's Private Medical Companion. soine ,ssT. ago,
how much misery ,nighl have escaped have
suffered year. from causes which 500 point Dut IN
your book. without Knowing what 10 do. obtain.
81 cps All found my case trate.i o. trust
every female Will avail herself Of thc information
contained IN its pages.
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From q FhIVuF1.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES


49, a.
How many ars Suffering irpm distraction 90 Dr..
rrgulartes peculiar to the l,mals system, which
undermine their health. the effect. OF which the,
are iyn"fsnt, add ior which their dcliracy ip,bi :
seeking meiical sdSicr How many suffer from
rroilpsu' n0i, Calling II the Nouh.) ~ I om fer
aNs',' tScaka"ss, Deblliry, SCI How many are
~ constant agon, ipr NAM molth' preceding ,oD-
hnemeni How man, have difficult Il MT DANCE.
ous deliveries, and Wh"-c 1--we, are Jeoparl,d dafiug
such time, Sill hnd ~ ~ page, the means VI pfr
Nention, auielioratton and relief
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= &c : Ta8Z,
SRCrll PAtrS MI

e li 30 the Nolusrl, Liaco'-, Thom..,or
ani SIS other Mutual Fir7 Insurance Ion..n,e..
S'Au LettCfs, OF Application by ~ln .rulr,I,
sasads. 70 ar
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$1,000 Persons

irslaing I'll sg.' classes 'ni s6r'llu, .no,s
~hI,b as's ..tgs uumisf % lslls, sho 90 pea.
hsdy subject 20 Nsf'ou' Complaints have bssu
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
.Lsn .ll hors 81 rslsf s.I sssn gwen % ssI .'sy
tang s.ss been tnsi On tsia
To illusifsts the Use Of he GALSANiC BELrs
suppose The case 81 rsrun srCtsf sih thsi tans
Of tisilIIsu1n DYSPEPSIA. 90 any other 'hrnaic ~
Nervous Disorder iu OriinstY Cssss. ttimulauts sfs
taken ghich. by their aston 0H he usuts slI mLs.
ciss u he stomach sr'fi isupsfsfy rsist bot shich
lssSs tt pausut il lo~sr state sui nth mares
faculties anst The seton hut fsciisi has cssss1
SUs cnmT.fs ths 18th he eject recalling ifum Ne
sVplcauun q The OALYANl, BilI 1sksa Dye
Tspuc sasstsT even IN tee ~ont symptous of "a
.''sCk sfI smply Ne the Belt aruuni me Body gtinE
The Msgastic flui a. directed On short psfint ne
nssnslHls psspirstul all sct 90 The p.suFs sismsnt
~ he Dsl' usrshy c-gsing talFsnIr rIfrulstHls
xE.ra sIH IsSs ou n the negative AM rsnr- FsrA
sgHu tH tIF TsIftuvs. thas kFs.lHg H. f. ..aa...aI
Sal,ahIg circalsts,a tkfuugaJlt to sls'sn tt-.
tls mdat severe csis. II ufsTbFsIA 90 flHNA
SENTIY IURID NV DAY. IN AMPLY
SUFFICIENT 10 ERADICATE TliG DlsLAst
uF TFAK~
aHH. .HHFaH.a.H.HH
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE
RAIL ROAD.
station foot Of India Street Portland,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing October It, 1850.
eTEe2 5 Ss

~ - . - go. sSNS
PASSENGER TRAINS viii run daily, sunla,
/ excepted, unil ioftheI npicr, as Eailovs
Lave PoriAnl or South Pans, at I - A. VI.
aud ? T.. VI
Leave Portland &C. Dan,ils Jun,t,on.at 1894
NJ, ?, anil I Tsp. VI.
Leave South Paris tor POnanl, at ] IS n 50,
4, VI,
Lave Dan'ilr Janstiaa Zoe PortL.nl, IS, snd
u IS, \. W. aiI s 81, T.. VI.
+ ~
~. LIS IS r p u 30 4 W. AMI 2
Leave Portland lor Buck6cld7 %, \. NJ, and
. IN
4 fright train will leave PortLnl for South
Paris, ate - 4. ". Ic4'v South pari. lor Port.
and, II 4. VI.
No go'sls received after sunset.
The Company will not H. responsible ior baggage
10 an amount cNoec ing 80 ia 'alue unless notice
- given, all pail fnr at the rate of one passenger
iOr every 900 'ditional Valne.
The % A. VI, train from Portland will connrc
at South PARE, Tuesdays, Thursday. and Salur
day, with stages ior GTeenv oUd AMI Bethel, Ian
caster, \. II. Rumiorl and Andoyer.
For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway
Guide. :. I. CORSER. Superintendent.
Portland, octolsr !. 1850. SAT
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New Tailoring Establishment
Hubbard & Stevens

MOULD "a, 90 their CUSTOMERS a1l ih- Iulli,
w that thsN have ip convection with their l-s d.
rs.s a TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. vherc
ths, vil L. prIaryj a. make api i,'m Ghruisuis
re- v-Il ari On ss g.Hi st,l. ne S,n L. duue on ~
iuri CuurN. Thp hrps ~ e .ui,t r'gari q, Tho
SAINT, IT their customers o. msfit thar, q pallig
rairuuBgr. Cutting done ~ shuIt notice, and war.
nrtri Co No tTTup,iy made.
n. s : vnuIl al.1 a, that the, have AMI ,hall
Keep g1nd ass.umru, ct
Gsruar, Ir,nsh aul Am~riran Bls,A Cloths.
Hhs and Brown Bruai ClH'hs
Hhsk tassimgrs and De SKINS
Ba,k Satin anil Lasting Nssuuss.
iansN nucsklus nnd ~atinsrs 60 Pants.
TWrrds anil tsshurr,fs tlr ~umusf Coats.
Al 81 Which viii H. s1d and made up cheap
49, can H. dnus ,ls,vh,t, ol the SANS quality and
wurAmsnship.
n sli,t,oa ,u the above, they intend TO Keep on
h'rj a coUj assortment Il
Ready Made Clothing.
such a, COATS = ,ari1u. kin'. aai qu,lti-,
ihHk and thin PANTS. VESTS, ONER.NII.>,
FEpCkS, Sc, g.. Al Il which viii T. solt
yea cheap.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dfssifll AMI sgoniIins Complaints are -
-sAstsiy fsAsts4 By the sPplcsioB u ths U,t'.sts
Bar. NgCsL.cs shI FLUib. The Bell dihusss n.
-sctnei,y thToaEh the system the Nscklaos has
heal eject .ni the Iluil acts directly upon the Of
isctsi nerves In these i,trssslns sictIols the az
PLcstion NEVER IAlLs
Or Many hundred Csruhcatss fion al partl Of n.
eouhify ot the most sltISofdinaTy character eaE 10
gwen hfequirsi
OF No trouble ~ ireoHvsnisrcs sHsnis he lse
Of On CHkISTIES G.fLg.fNfC .sRTICLEA
snd they may bs Son BY the mo.t feeble All islicss
9Th psfsct ease ami safety In msny cssss the seq
saioh stisniing their use AsAy P.sassAi -.
IFr''sAl, They can b seat 10 any part :! The
eOgniIy
Prices:
The GAlvanie Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galyanie Bracelets, One Dollar Bach
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Up The articles az. sceompshlci By full ami plan
hTsct,ans fsmpAlst. with taIl particulars may b.
hss u the suthonIsd Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
~ BsSsT, Of Csuaiotsi, sad Ws'iAi'' I~HshsaA
d. G. MoREHBAD, M. d,
GENERAL AUlNT yOR THE UNlTED sTATES
ma broadway, New York.
For sale in Paris. b, the only authorized agents,
Hubbard 4 SisVeus.
For SAFE at sOuth Paris, BY Rust L Co,
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Business Emporium.

Business Emporium.
TIE sut.sriter. would respectfully tender their
/ ihanks Ia their cus,omct', asd the Tuilic gen-
stah e. th.if ilstal Tait,nsgc he fasi YEAR. amt
fel-r runfir-t that they have given tntirc stiis-
E.,i-n n thoss uho have dali nth them, tas q b.
,hs4 irusui,on - 70 ny ani moving that The,
have the leiliics CO purchs'iog s'oc. AZ 'hs ,oN'
ct pussibls rass. All hring dsp''ei 70 ''U 'hf'R
q pficcs that vii no, hil - give peii'', 'ai'i',
tion O. ~ Who nav hylr then with eau, Nouh
sslr,t th,,r ausntiou g. the large sio,k Il
CLOTHS s CLOTHING
st rsc,i,,d i,ui rosi5s ,ad ,,hcI 'onrc,'. suila'
L. 60 Fan and Winter war. In the oh'h'ns de-
faIincut nav y. Euni
uNtRCOATS, SNthS, ....,..
hl,f>S \ IHOtk lNNlS SNlSlS.
COATS.
g2dSSo 9GG 9GS
G.rros. Frsr,h. md Esi'h Bn'odc'o'hi,
B.er-rs. p,lt 6lnli'. 80, fororT-
coats. GrrrrB and frHrt
Biol cvs frry
Dos,!'Ss,
CaSsiueres, Twseds,
Saturets, CasLmeIeI'es' &c
VESTINGS.
.NsTINS. MACK and FIGURED,
FANCY SILhS. HASTINGS,
CEENtDIERN IiLENCIiS,
NiRSFiLLES,
arIa sr,,, variety It vor,r.l ra'iuu, q c,oN
shade aus quality, s.. An extensive
TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT
..rrrrtrIl, TT. STUNr, b. orun.,irl v,lh
l lr..r.t., vhsrr ih, s'y,o ,'uibs Wi.l D. cu' ~
rl|- 90 .hart u.tr.., iH che lhrtst Snths, aua
rsrr.rt,d Co s.,,triII tsi.ssCtIal.
FURNISHING GOODS.
shirt, Linen, Mor,icd and Knit.
R-srus. CravatS.
Collars, Gloves,
HoaakcIehiels, Suspenders. &c.
,ltN'lS, GN2S,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Erarur- th1t Co.,, have ,hs l.st ,tn,k q Cogd'
Ipf..' scar. ,,rrrF,rrI hriHrs iu this 'iriUii,
Led, s#r.| .t fHH.T HftHufl. Oh a rfW an. tasltHr
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Indian Roots and parl,a,

Witch no otsf ussiDs rs.s~.ss. Thee are ~ rosie
Ifia Puvtn,r- "a d.. MI ..d that ~efs sNsf tnss -
.ih.f -isss 90 va, = ~ sr s.- bag ss-psssd ~ih
/ fNs to- -. "a y
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DOWNS FTIHTR

D..- - Lung COMPLAINTS.
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COFFIN PLATES.

Cu,lr, S,',,, and nd,,nnia war,. De-, VOL aad
Violin .'uUgs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

Ne learn from Sheriff Goodell that the tTo
scuundrtls who stole Mr. Robert Turner's horses
on Buck Creek, last Saturday night, have been
arrested in possession Of the horses, near Dixon,
by the sheriff Of Lee county and are confined III
the Dixon Jail. Jos II, Wagner, Esq, and the
son Of Sir. Turner left here on Wednesday for
the prisoners.
Mr.. A. F. Wagner, also informs us tia; Fran.
tis Cummings. whe broke jail here several weeks
ago has been arrested near Egn aud is now III
tn. Kane county Jail, and will be returned to this
place rs soon as the Jail is repaired which will
be in few days. 1t is supposed that this fellow
had The augur with which tho doors and locks
were bored ofI, by which means the prisoners
made their escape.
rr- Since the above was put IN type Messrs
Wagner and Turner4iave returned with the horse
thieves. They were examined before Justice A.
B. Smith Yesterday afternoon and severally com
misted to Jail in default Of giving bail, which was
fxpi a, $500 each. Ones name is John A Young
and the others Francis B Chaplin, and neither Of
Sem, apparently, over &c or % years of age.
Yorng Is a married man, and short TINS since
Twas keeping boarding house in La Sale. His
parents are known by number OF our citizens,
and are said to be highly respectable and worthy
citizens residing near Aurora, Kane county. Cha.
pin Is less communicative and doubtless has q.
ven in an assumed name. Nothing Of his history
70 known. He is quite good looking, with fair
rosey complexion, keen, dark eye, high fore.
head. land curly hair rather slim. and aboY five
feet ten inches high. He, no doubt ia OH accom-
plished villain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
The y, Y. Leglslaturs.

The New York Legislature. which had fixed
on the sth inst. for adjournment were unable to
get through with all the mpor,an, business be.
fore them, by joint resolution postponed
the adjournment TIL Saturday the 18th inst.
when they adjourned at o'clock r. NJ. The
100000 loan biz, which passed the senate re-.
yersl weeks since, passed the house on the 9th
by vote 81 81 to S6 This bill provide, for
a loan Of 100000 for the enlargement, Of the
New York and Erie, aud the completion of the
Ocncseo and Black River canals The dcmocra.
tic members Of the assembly believing tho loan
to he unconstitutional had the following protest
entered upon the journal
ave, the undersigned, members Of the Assem-.
bly,, favorable AS we are to tho completion of the
canals, but mindful Of our obligations to support
the constitution Of the State, and believing tina,
the bill now before the assembly for the enlarge
ment Of tho Erie Canal and tho completion OF
the Gcncsee and Black River Canal violates the
constitution, and request this, our protest, DO on
tered in the journal Of tho House"
The Circus coming is sail to be the best that
has ever Travelled IN tho United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
Notices.

The GOtuwoEsHVgEE>-Aa ew novel, bcar
ing this title. las been laid upon our table. J lie
design Of the book appears to be to Illustrate the
dissou,eusss Of the upper classes" in England.
aud The absurdi,y Of their descending to the Nu.-
gar business Of money making The story Is
well con,rivcd, and by making good use Of tie
late railroad bubble in England ebes gu, the aa-
thors purpose admirably. \ vein q coatcnp;
fyr IN. houeIy dcccnJies and virtues Of religion
also runs through the " hole book thus placing e.
10 pou, Of morality in the B-lwtr AMI D Israeli
scale The book Is iyg sale a.; Bgllry'-, in Chi.
casn
TIE KNckrEDoCyEE.-The Iu'y number /, be.
fore Us, and is behind none Of its predecessors
The Northern Sca,is, aui"Ib, Sublime Porte. "
strike u. as articles particularly valuable. The
Editor, gossip with h,, readers and correspond
eu,s, is as rich and rscy as usual and indeed this
part Of 'Ol Nui-k furnishes At rrc.en;two thirds
If the witty things ahuat III the nowspaDers.-
pucc Of The kuiyker5ocker, IS per suuum. ualt
the postage can bee saved ty absorbing TO Post
Il Co. the agents at Cincinnati, as We believe
Cincinnati is within 500 u.lo- Of this place.
The Homeopathic Journal Chicago, is a val,
liable little monthly to such - believe in that
system Of medical practice Price, 81 per an.
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