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MAERlEp-m Ottawa, the eIst INST, Ly 4.
l. smith, Esq, Mr JouN CLARK, to Miss SAEAu l..
NAr-oN, both of irouktirld
On the "@d inst, bv the Rev. J. Flowcrs Mr.
Gro ", LoN to Miss T. HAN, both Of Rutland.
ON the ooh inst, in Ottawa, by A. Il Smith.
Esq, Nh ANputw CANrrrsoS, Of Long C:rnyr.
Kendall co, to Miss ASNE MARTHA ERloksoN, Of
Ottawa.
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CHEAr PosTAGE Blrr--Af,cr the first Of July
next all maIIable matter will hc transmitted
through the mail under the provisions of the new
law
The provision Of tho bill permitting newspa
pets H. circulate through the mails IN the county
whore printed, free of postage, is Just one
Country papers, by thi. privilege, stand on more
equal ground with the wceklie- Of cities
Though the cheap postage system may prove
expensive To government iur wear or 50 yet
there l. no question but what it will eventually
sustain lt.e.C England has uled it, aud It has
proved successful. IL IS the duty Of government
to ald IN the di.scmiuat W If intelligence among
the people, aud by no mCsr~ can this be done rs
cllccually as by encouraging the general crcUla.
ton Of newspapers and literary periodicals,
Those members Of Congress who advocated
anil procured the passage Of the cheap postage
law, ara entitled 10 the thanke Of the people. -
Aud We must say that the member Of Congress
from thi. district Hon John Wentworth took Il
noble and hghmnded stand in this mntter--llc
was warm advocate of the free circulation Of
newspapers IN the county where printed, through
such arcgulation could not fail to prove Iniurou,
to lis own interest rs proprietor Of city weekly
paper of extensive country circulation Sucl
magnnnrnity On hi' part should be, and douhtles,
H. appreciated by tho country press.-Jolid Sig.
/ nal
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M'croscoric WulrlSo-Among tho articles to
be exhibited IN the Chrystal Palace, is an extra
ordinary specimen Of microscope writing. Upon
space not exceeding that Of a small pins head,
and which indeed. is almost invisible to the max
ms microscopic object for Nr Dent, 1851. Fro.
mont Paris" This inscription occupies six lines,
Ave Of which are written in bold tcxthand the
fine md heavy strokes are clearly distngushable
and aro m even and sperfcct az eoppcr.plats
writing tho sixth line is in capital italics, printed
and shaded and which appear, when sccn through,
the small microscope attached to it, of rather
mote than an inch in length.
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California Items.


Clippings from the Placer Times NAV Is
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-,
WY ''',"~''a "' Tue ensuing season LIE te
cripis o! gold dust. i,r the month ending Apul
I2th, have been much greater than the same pc.
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wy '''''"''' ooh1''''H !'' heavy 'P''aH'N>'
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'''''"-'S 90 ''' ''.''' VIA r'''N exceed those OF
any season s'"'' ''' o'''''''! OF TIE gold
ILl'CL C"N-"o notice hy 'ho Sacramento
IN" 9a" francisco I'F''' That the various issues
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1r TEN dollar niece. v.lh d.a ,,,sr,i,r If ,r,.,
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Iy ,.,s.I T., o.-,,,,, .,.,..-r, i....l..,.i, Nv,
for r cnipr.. L,-, ,r 40 ..,t'
market The Ions sustained Throughout Tie state,
n' innocent parties holding these SOUS has been
nom S"''yo {" eiyovNp
We have seen some Of these California coins
in circulation here b3t hon. thew will r,.,, n ST.
.,r.rf..., ,r.. ,......,..,..
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'i''''oe cons I'D D.-'i'T'''" are " d''ee. "gpo'l-
tiou to the llw OF that state
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MillinerV,
1V0Fil0 JTlNIfV u IT1NON
.NllsS. GREGG

MNS. StISG
WHISTLES 10 inform the Ladies' Of Ottawa and
w the country, that she hasr-ccived her
SIHING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting OF Ladies' a9d Misses Straw, Hair aud
Lace Bounets which she will sell rs cheap as the
cheapest
ALSO-fonne, silks, Visitte Silks & Trimmings,
Flowers, Tabs, Kid Gloves Dress Cars, Black Lace
Wells, Ladies Collars aud Cuff, Dress and N.lttc
Patterns, latest STYLE.
IL Straw and Tuscan 1onncts rcpnrcd on short
notice. SILK Bonnets made up TO order. Innings
and Trimmings always on hand.
Ladies, please call before going elsewhere.
OmnMn NAV 81
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CORPORATION Ordinance.

4 T meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF tho
N town Of Ottawa held Esd May, 1851, tho
following ordinance was passed
Ordsred, THAT no person or persons shall turn
ill., or permi, suffer run large, any COW horse,
or mule or any other animal, In any enclosed public
square within this town, under the penalty OF not
less than one dollar, nor more than five dollars, for
each aud every offence a true copy.
T f. CoURrSgv, Clerk.
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Markets.

Ottawa, May 81.
business in great measure has been stopped
for the past week, owing to the vet weather and
high stages Of the streams.
Corn is looking up little Wcquote now, for
shcel egdSUc; IN the ear, 2Sa2Jc. Buyers are
willing to pay S2c on board for good msrchanta.
bic corn
No Wheat coming in Prices unchanged.
Oats, ?ia?jc not much demand.
Potatoes in request for family use at 37la5oc.
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Owing 10 the crowded state Of our columns,
this week, we ate compelled to leave ont the pro-.
ceedngs Of tho Board Of Trustees Of tho town Of
Ottawa They will appear neat week Aud
thereafter we shall publish them regularly
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ANOTHER REFJTgn DrscoyERY Of Ma Plrvr.-
Nr. Paine is bound to become \ historical man.
but whether he is to 60 down to postsrtv as the
humhugger Of science. or rs the great illustrator
e tho science Of huuhug remains to lie seen
Read what Elhu Hurrjtts paper, published at
Worcester, Mass the place Of Mr. ps residence,
SAYS Of his last r'putcd discovery:
Although Mr. Paine has secured n patent for
lis Hydro Electric Light he has hv no means
rested contcn; with that or remi.ted HE invest.
cations A. result Of recent experiments he
has discovered process ofcatalyzing the oxygen
Of the atmosphere aud rendering it highly umi.
ni'crou' alta mere nominal expense, without the
cost Of machinery, or any other apparatus than
IN air receiver, capable Of holding commoD.ar
We have seen it in operation in our office. exam
med it infinitely, cata'yzcl the oxygen ourselves.
and read by the light 50 predicted which is equal.
i not superior to the best gas burned in the cities
The fame is peculiarly white and brilliant, burns
with q clear, steady light, is entirely inolorous.
and during the half hour we watched is opera.
tons we could see no consumption Of the cnta.
lying material The whole apparatus which We
saw, could not have cost more than couple nj
dollars, and it was canable Of furnishing all the
light needed for tho illumination OF an ordinary
sized room
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Ice Cream Saloon,

Al X, NOOLSEf begs leave 10 say - the ,iti-
VI gems Of Ottawa and the public generally. that
h. has opened fitted and furnished IN superior sly
Ice Cream EoomS--lor Ladies and Gentlemen, OPP
ppslie and north OF the Old City Hotel building /;
and hopes by puncunl md polite attendance, aud
rich Cream, 10 meet the appreciation oi,he public
b3-Far,l,s supplied with Ice Cream on short no.
t'rp may 81
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j. b. IIamaIIe,

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in all kind.
w CONVECTION
Toys Candy Fruit, &c. Canal street few doors
wsstot La Sale street, Ottawa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with Ona-
mental Confectionery, Cakes, Ice Cream, &c. &c,
Al short notice. Nav 81 GIN
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From The Pacific Newa. Anil

FROM the Pacific News, April 10
\ A FUCrUvE SLAVE CAsE-TMs case which has
created no little interest in our community. was
hear before Judge Morrison. who es,er,lay ron
dered his decision ordering the discharge Of the
prisoner. The bow Frank was claimed Lv Mr.. ]
7. Galloway IT Missouri who hal taken him A
board Of vessel bound 10 Panama with the in
tention Of taking him hnck home. The bow was
brought up on writ If haheas corpus before the
county court and tho case Was ABLY contest cd
for the last two DAYS The only question in the
case was. whether the petitioner was restrained
rom his liberty contrary tolawl Il wa, merely
question Of legal right, disconnected with any
private sectional views Of political policy. Ifhe
WI, slave in the eyes ofthc law he was inc7p2.
be Of asserting to come. Hence. hi, being
brought here docs not come within the act NJ
Congress under the provisions relating to persons
escaping from servitudr. We're masters permit
tod To seize rersons from whom thew claim ser
vice and cary them away. our liberties would be
insecure, and would result in wrongs and onrrcs.
si1ns, The evidence adluced was insufficient Ia
show that the boy was n slave # NLr Galloway
The admission of the boy that lie is slave. is en-.
tirolr inalmis'ahlc; for If his testimony canno,
Ice taken in his favor it should net he against him
Upon these considerations. his Homer came to the
conclusion that The prisoner was Illegally tetan
cd, and accordingly ordered his discharge.
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SrrRTr,L EorrryG-The Editor of the Cor,.
land Democrat, Y. Y, bids farewell to his read.
crs, to enter rpon new field Of duty which he
announces as follows, in his valcdictory:
paul the Apo,tol,s Messenger, directed Va, by
means Of the "raprinGs," to leave our business in
this place and remove TO Auburn, there to com
meucc and continue the publication Of a paper
devoted wholly and exclusively to this cause Ne.
corlinCly we have disposed Of our interest in the
Democrat, and have purchased in the name of
rreE :. Cotrsll Il Co. printing office located in
Auburn, where in a few weeks will be issued the
first number Of the paper alluded TO- under the
title given also by the trapping Of Spiritual
and Moral Instructor The paper vii, contain
accounts Of conversations with the spirits the his.
torv, defence, and advocacy Of the manifestations.
and articles composed and given entirely bv spir.
it, in another state ofe1istence. II will be Issued
semi.mou.lly, Tor one dollar per year"
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Immense Sale.

1t has long ceased 20 w fashionable to puff
patent medicines, or do any thing to enchacc
their sale not from any particular prejudice that
has arisen in the public mind against them, but
simply from the worhlessnes. Of nearly all the
great remedies crowded into the market But
occasionally medicine that possesses real merit
is brought into ight-onc that is really what it
purports to be- Ofthis class Sloau's preparations
can bo ranked with safety, for we have heard Of
no instance where his medicines have been tried,
butt hat the fullest satisfaction has been given, and
thsir immense sale will fully attest their popular
ity.-Frecport Journal Ill., Dec. D. 1919,
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
Dr. Storms elaborated Scotch Cough Candy
Many persons have used almost every medicine
they could hear Of as remedy for diseased lungs
with little or no success TIL when about giving up
in despair the great Scotch remedy has been tried
and all made well again.
DR.. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy
is unequned rs n cure for colds, hoarsene's, sore
throat, Group, asthma, bronchitis, bleeding Of the
lungs, pain in the side or breast, and for dyspepsia
and liver complaint Tho extraordinary success
it Ia, met with N every city at which it has been
introduced. ent.,los il tn full confidence
Price, One Dime per Roll 8 Rolls for 25 Cents
or s, per Dox.
The Candy s neatly Put up with directions for
use. a handsome engraving ofthc Scottish Coat
of Arms, aud tho written signature of Hamilton
Wade, (proptictor,l IS on the outside Wrapper Of
each roll and package.
-. ---..--- ----' EEL.
LOST--A nole Of $50 o0against Jonathan Stad.
denim favor oi Hopper pcrsonsoi, iolbid buyingi
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The Prairie Bird.

We had time togiye but hs,;y notice in our
last Of the loss Of the Prairie Bird. The full pat
iicullrs below are from tie 81 Louis R.y.t'icm
We believe they are entirely accurate.
TIE officers Of steamer Ocean Wave. down
YESTERDAY morning from llluo,, river. trm. full
details Of the recent sinking OF the steamer Prairie
Bird about eight milps below Peru, neat Barlow >
wood yard
I On Tuesday night last at oh0u; ton n'c'o,', the
Prairie Bird was run into. la,t ab1it of tyy wheel,
or her larbolrd side, by the Gov. br---, and >aua
IN nearly twenty tiyr feet water. The isteI boat
settled to the bottom m lee, than twenty minutes
after the occurrence Of the collision. 80 lives
were lost The boats hall and cabin, t. is thought
will be a total lu-, the machinery will ha saved.
hut In = much damaged condition. When the
Ocean Wave passed her she was living with thu
water nearly 70 the hurricau roof AT the at'erplr'
and running into her forward cabin. Her how
was IN part re>tingou the slNrr Nearly to,u.
tire freight ofthr Prairie Bird consisted ct g.g
sacks of wheat. go packages Of merchandise and
u barrels Of aTI-,h,s Of course, viii lju'e %
tutl, loss.
Our informant, state That soon at,ar the occur
renee ~ the accident Capt pIau entered a pro-
test a. Peru. Il added, that the pilot ct the
ltarIe Bird gave The proper signal. directing ihc
BrgC. 10 Stcc, 90 ther,-ht, bgt tIat h, signal was
misunderstood. and further that a boy, Of lutte
river experience was at the time acting as pilot
ou ,he briggs
The Imlre Bird for scycrrl wears popular
LlsalIc packet, was built hero iu ISIS. Shrwas
owned by Captain Pratt, Nrs.rs Nattc,on d
Preston, AMI her clerk Mr. Albert Fr'.ar She
was insured ou'y AGAINST fire. aui was valued at
$4,000 So $4,000 Tho Gov. Briggs scarcely -ut-
ftrel amy injury 10y the collision. Very probably
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So REWARD

w lLli be paid to any person who will return 10
w this Office. or give information which will
lead To ms recovery, orr Liycr-coored Pointer
Dog, with a lew white hairs on his breast aud
some white on his under Jaw. Rather SHINY built,
and will readily answer to the name al DAN.
Address FIRE Trader, Ortawn. Illinois
Gs-Pcfu papers, Joliet Signal Chicago Weekly
Democrat, aud Aurora Bencon, please publish TO
the amount ot 81 and send your bin. 10 this office
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LATuFG lNQyIslgVL-Old Gov. L, Of Yer.
mont, was ono Of the most ayoterate iokrrs of the
early times, in which he figured. An auocdotc
is told of him, which has never been related in
print
Once, as he was returning from the legislature,
on horseback, as usual at that day, he wa, hailed
from heuse by garulous old maid, who had
often annoyed him with questions respecting pub
lie affairs.
well, Governor said sho, coming out towards
the road, what new laws have you passed this
time
We'll, one rather singular law among the rest, y
replied he.
dew tell Now what is it. Governor I" asked
the excited qucrist.
why that the woman IN each town who has
the smallest mouth, shall DO warranted hus
band |"
"Whoy who, !" said tho other drawing up hel
mouth to the compass, "whos u curious law that
IS"
Eyes, but We have passed another that boat,
thnt-tho woman who has tho largest mouth is t.
have two husbands"
"Why, wnrt ~ exclaimed tho old maid instant
| ~ relaxing her mouth and stretching ii wider a
every syllable; what remarkable law that is
when does il come in force, Governor T.
! At this time the Governor put sprrs to hi
horse aud vanished.
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HIRING THEM BACK.

VNllE person who has used for more than
i year tho Tackle Blocks belonging to me,
will do me a favor TO return them before they arc
quite worn cut. May 81. J, G. NArrisrna
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de New York, or any part of England. Ireland
Scotland, or " dlrS, m sums to suit purchasers 10
.a,cbv apli sly VI IT, Swur.
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Messrs, BARNARD. BRO, 4 co, Wholesale
Druggists, 40 Main street, ST Louis, Mo, are
the General Agents. Orders from the country. :,
applications for agency, directed to them. win
meet with promp, attention
Walker Il liickling Il q. l.. Thompson are the
agents at Ottawa.
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\ very neat patent leather shoe, but little
worn, was found in theha in front of the barber
shop in this building, q few mornings since The,
owner can have the same by calling at this of
rrr
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MAy0ssrsrrrs ElrcrIos. by a despatch in
3n60nEaIo Commercial We learn that Robert
9soul j., was elected to congress on Monday
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1 Tall times paii for hides and SKINS at the Tan
~ merry "r atrny store on Cnuai street
MAY 81. W HASKELL.
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in the % district, Massachusetts,, by n pluralit.
Of about 1000.
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E hOlcra.

II will be seen by the extracts below that this
seonrge has again made its appearance at several
points IN this state, but not We npprehend in an
epidemic form. In addition to tho cases men.
toned below, we understand that Mr. H. T. Wood.
worth, ofChicago, died on board ascamboa, near
liennepn, on Saturday last, Of cholera. We also
hear rumars Of several cases at La Sale, pruba.
bly, from the boats.
CRoIERA-Wo regret to learn that during the
present week some five or SIX deaths occurred in
the neighborhood Of Jerseyve from cholera. The
attacks were said to have been very sudden and
exceedingly violent, terminating in death in u
few hours. The circuit court Of Jersy county,
which commenced on Monday last, adjourned IN
consequence of it, We understand that when The
Grand Jury were discharged they presented u
petition to the court, requesting an al ourumgnt
The members of the bar we learn also presented
request in writing to Judge WoopsoN, that he
adjourn the court, which was accordingly done .
Tho names OF those that died, va have heard were
Mi. Irwin and bis mother both at tho same
house; Mr., William Noble, Robert S,nnly,
Pennyhsld, and whom our informant lett ,srsy.
VILE, another by the name of Piper was at the OF
death. Mr. Noble, PeDnyfeld and Irwin. we're
N Alton on Saturday last aud tho others who
died had been with one or the other Of the three
at the time Of their deaths. We also understand
That the cholera is in Alton. Our citizens should
oe cautious aud take proper steps to prevent il
RON making its appearance IN our midst.--Car
TottoH Gazette.
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100000 have been subscribed by tho city II
san Antonio and county Of Dcxer, in Texas, for
the construction Of tho San Antonio and Mexican
GulfRalroad.
AWeek ago yesterday Mr. James Moor, re.
spectacle farmer at Maugns Grove. Leo Co,
was strueA by Lightning and instantly killed
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
NiGIIT ENCuNNEC

On New York, in suns TO SUIT purchas crs, Tor sal
by RoN9 NORRIS X FISniE
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Supreme Court meet. here I'd Monday in June
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Wool! Wool!

| U M INUEK ls prepared 10 buy Wool
- again this season, and 10 pny the cnsh at the
highest Price. Those having wool will please give
him 4 call early. may 81
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-09-12
A Live Mermaid.

Not many weeks since, and not many
miles hence, during drenching shower
one night after the family had retired. a
young Venus conc eived the novel idea
Of taking shower bath, by stepping ou.
on the roof of an addition to the main
part of The house. She disrobed, and
took her stand under The torren,s tina, A.
qnarius was discharging upon this mum
dane sphere. Trusting little too much
to the treacherous surface of the slippery
shingles, she was unable to keep her po.
s:tion; but to her CONSERVATION, the thou
sand Nymphs and Hours around her.
instead of uphoiding, seemed to urge her
forward to the dreadful descent from the
caves. She ,oouid scream aloud for
help, bu, alas! how could she be seen by
mortals in her unmen,ionables. Death
itself would be preferable. She comes
TO the caves. Now on the last shingle,
and now she takes an awful leap. She
could not suppress shrek al this dread.
ful crisis. The cla.,er on the roof and
the cry of distress aroused the inmates,
who ran in all directions 10 learn the
cause. supposlng that the house must be
infested with burglars.
Most of the males armed themselves
with whatever could be seized at the mo-
ment. Shovels, tongs, aud old rusty
muske,s were suddenly brought into re-
QUESTION. Thus armed 70 the teeth,
three doughty soldiers, minus cap, coat,
vest. pants and boots, las they sprang
from their couches.) ran about through
the back yard, over the fences, into the
garden, in every direction. while the old
lady and girls were peering on. under
the candles they had by this lime succeed.
ed in lighting, TO discover the villains
tha, had dared to enter the dwelling at
that unreasonable hour. At length they
were amused a, hearing female crying.
"Oh, dear! do bring me a shawl! Do
bring me shawl" They proceeded to
the garden. whence the cry came, and
what was their astoEishment on discover
ing real mermaid, or Venus, lodged in
an ocean of roses. A few words explain
ed the mystery. The lady was unhur,.
and the scouts being called back. the can
dies were suddenly ex,inguished, and the
las. that was seen of the group. they
were cropping their way back to their own
apartments. each with a good shower
bath for his health, and the vision Of the
mermaid in the roses in his noddle.-
Fredonia .4drertisey.