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midst of civilized community, pursuing the ordinary
vocations OF social life cuva,ng their farms aceumu
aiing properly educating their children, and fulfilling al
The duties of good citizens.
The Cberokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws, and Creeks
in he southwest ALSO although more removed from i'm.
mediate contact with the whites under the influence Of
The wise and humane policy which has been pursued
towards them, gradually adopting the and IN
duslra pursuits OF citizens and begin already 70 sn
hibit Just appreciation OF the principles OF clv hpsy
With these noble examples before ave shouu ava s
ourselves OF the instruction which they AFFORD, anu ose
Time in applying the means for the 'sse"e''"o
Of the savage tribes OF The interior. ;,, H. Ia
The laws regulating trade and eo%meel WIZ e n az,
dian tribes in general being ~ ioce ~ ieAae, oui
Indian relations in that State still continue 10 an enbar-
sssd condition To enable the degar,men 70 exercise
The necessary authority The Indians in exas II IS
;nd.nsrsah ,baI suitable country should be sci apart
for her exclusive occupancy, where measures may be
ntrodncsd for their gradual civilization and improve.
ment. ~; r.. =; r.. 49,
ar,aJ ~ IN The annual reports Of the department and
ha of the Indian Office for several successive years past
and recommend that The attention OF Congress be again
and earnestly invited to IT,
TO BE CONTINUED
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NV EssAisnabi. Tailoring Ess.hI..h.nent.--H

NEW ISsnisscs's Tailoring EstabIs.hment--H y.
IN LONDON = CO, menfs
Psnsssan wsnue, have lus opened mr,
ssA wsksecse1 STOCK of goods wesr
eanmefss, and generally
Army, navy, marine, and ofcen viii
sfeweg9 speuss sasbes taces
regulation Of their corr. prescribe.
An eapssess ~ many in legitimate t.iona and
eioek epoAa please, with the
inducements
OTTER, snA most rsspecsfuiiy sclicit patronage,
Nov IA--AAn 4 fMU
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CARDTbe attention Of the public respectfully requested fc
"A our stock Of eh cabinet French China dinner dessert
no "e ssvtcs mane glass silver plated ware
sooNs and single hair together with
usu hSusehod furniture all Of which has been selected with
greet ess hom the best manuscores for the trade
- 49, e soh exceedingly low for cash. liberal credit for
sassnssU paper.
- ), DYER MCGUIRE
DsNWN Auotiopeers-
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nADC1U0 ACADEMY.--F'irst Course.--Mr. r. r. Liable
the citizens Of Washington George
m dancing for
Thursday November at bis room
grocery side Of Pennsylvania
9Th and M opposite Browns hotel
Dap Of tstion: Tnesdays Thursdays, and Saturday.
All e sAionAbs will be Introduced and taught.
Oct k-A6
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nAltinnors aMd WashinKton MISUNDERSTANDING OF
~ sfAf Hours.
nm Monday, trains between
u WastAngspn and Baltimore will be Solowsi
Leave . and 81, a. and aud u,
viii with Train and from Philadelphia
spoIfsfH IGE r. u. PARSONS,
Nov ao-d1 Agent.
DU0DY ACADEMY -Boarding and Day school for
~ young esnlemsn, Of and l5h streets.
q. v. MORRISON Principal
npI aaam, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages
nsns. r. RAonlt, Modern /"
O. .. kssch, Tutor.
-, Teacher of Penmanshp.
nsss Csrud Iardela, Of Instrumental Music
yaasW x Mclean, Teacher OF Drawing and rainung.
rs oosse 81 Instruction designed student either
~ eoss IN tbs study Of the learned for entering
- enef classes In colleges branch tuition
D0 spared 70 render
~ - Seoa branches ~
dQ Ieohsnq wnune arithmetic, grammar
beeekee1nb me Latn Greek languages
eeelemauon, composition, Latin
&6an antiquities,
snA r1sasn1 tAtl0uophy, music, wing,
Tsu.s q hoard md iu,dou moderate.
Res. D. Hyns, D. D., Rev. W. French, VIM W. Corcor.n,
Thonas Rschs, Prof A, d. Bsche, Prof Gales
Chs~, Baltimore, Capt T. Page, u 8 NJ and capt.n
FsSM-SU
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
WorthinSton q. snethen
CONTINUES 70 pracnss Cont attend 10
sasse bsss Congress- claims and settle accounts
assln - Asparses abroad obtain pensions
snds; dividends legscies and inher
the United States and In foreign countres TO
and bond and mort
and sale loans, lands and
patent iShn In State Of the Union -, -
Caliorna land Tue cases coming ~
TO y unAs.d Supreme Court appeal
addressed Ia w g. snshen CaIo
Place Capitol Hu Washington, D. Co. viii meet win Pomp, az
tsntiou 49, -
Alexandria Boat.
The hvorite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
~ win following hours coach connects
boat in Washington. Boats fare l2x cents;
will leave the Capitol for the boat at .,
0K, ufl, ~, and 4.
Leaves Alsinndha at 8, OK, IL, ], az, and a.
Lesyes washngton at By, los, llk, IN ~ and ~
Nov ll-A6 JOB CORSoN, Captain
Pennsylvanis Railroad.
WINTER AR MI Isssss%
a6er December
Railroad Company
tweniyfour hours with only
twenysigh miles Of staging excellent turnpike
West and the
the accommodations all Of the
THOMAS MOORE,
svn-A1m Agent Pcun'a Railroad Co.
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'r
10 be matter OF the utmost unmporance Ihe gentleman
says by way OF assigning reason Tor DIS course on ms
that he nothing that dstngnshes THIS IN.
dyidual from many other lustrous persons connected
with the affairs of nations in that respect differ from
him very much and have the very signal advantage OF
being sustained by the united public continent OF Chris
tendon.
body would undertake TO say. In view OF the striking
facts now presented in all parts of the civilized world-n
view Of that universal outbreak OF sympathy, OF re.
spect. OF profound admiration and deep gratitude almost
presented in both bemispheres towards tins
indyidual-ihat he could no difference between nm
and many Others There has been but Washington and
there is but one Kossuh. And all enlightened men
determine IL the gentleman famIi,ar-hs ought 70 pc
distinguished person in his country! Does he know
that he is equally distinguished in as in peaoe-d's-
ngushed in legislation. distinguished in the performance
OF high executive functions
Mr.. DAWSON. would ask the gentleman TO name
The battle in which he distinguished.
Mr.. foOTE. II the gentleman will exercise little
pahence, might, IN due season, give biographical
sketch oil kossuh for his benefit But there has been
book published recently which he can purchase at a
email price, and which will give him full information
the subject Meanwhile shoald be willing TO instruct
that gentleman, and all other members Of the Senate in
his predcament, according TO my ability If had leisure,
and 10 accompany the beslowal of this instruction with
the pronunciation of a wel-known coupet, which runs
thus;
"DeIiphtful task. to rear the tender thought
And teach the young idea how TO shoot
on the subject Of human freedom yet do not consider
the present opportunity the best one which could De de-
ton of information with regard 10 the historic point in
question
was bound TO know that Governor kossn'n was ds,'n
public speaker, perhaps above all others now living
distinguished aa a profound statesman distinguished
also in the management Of the hscai concerns OF his
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TO BE CONTINUED. ]
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Strayed or Stulen

LNRON the subscriber on Rocks Creek Living.
L ston county IS IIend Of Cattle, with the
following marks.
One red COW. about 10 years old, with white list
over shoulders, white on belly, cars torn by dogs
one cow 20 years old deep red with white on belly
tnlck horns; one COW 6 years old, white back and
heUy-otherwiscr red one ycpr old red COW, white
back aud belly. swallow fork IN lett ear underht IN
right; red COW, white face, 6 years old thick horns;
one white COW, red ears, about inches of roll Off
3twOyear old hciiers one blnck swallow fork IN lett
ear, underblt IN right; one pied, red and white ear
marks same rs the black the other brnde 3
ycarng heitrrs one pied red and white, swallow
fork in left ear. underbit in right. deep red,
mark not known one deep red, white lace, swal.
low fork in left. aud split in the right ear one red
built white spots on face, , years old
SAID cattle have been missing since the 5ih OLA
pril. ANY person returning said cattle. or part OF
them, or giving information where they may be
found shall receive albcrn reward, and all reason
able charges and expenses paid. Information by
letter mny be sentto the subscriber at Rocks Creek
Livingston county. join JoHNsoS.
Ottawa, April 3d.
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Anew LINES THE
New York Clothing Store

Opposite the Mansion H0nss
May 81, 1851.
| safely arrived on the prnires lhouse
With bag full Of clothing, so, from Your ware.
| know YOU are 10 sportsman, but what is much
better,
You have proved to be most HIondertui Setter /"
And 10 prove my assertions, send you this rhyme,
While trust you'll receive it in ample time.
Iou Set all the Fashions which constantly flow,
loH Sstall the prices remarkably L0p,
You Sci oil the toWn IN fever OF Joy,
When novelties great do your leisure employ
And proof most conclusive, u,t nov YOU denote,
In the sportsman great pr.de--'tis hrsnew hunting
LOGt
loR sl!atl the Shots ns~ around me about
| was perfect surprise, when found the style out
\ ou set such examples OF service aud grace,
That the name ui the New York Clothing Store re-
sounds through the place.
Now, know YOU seta great value on those
ith1 sps1k ~, they lind your Erc,ilcRt Cioihes!
80 wish to add INV htle Influence too
For CrrdH TO YOU Is abnadGatly due.
May you continue to set the town such examples as
tao-r
Iuu hay ,1ty level peJ in "A kin Is of Clothes
May the grratrst success all your efforts attend,
j. The Wish ui Your sincere .porlng friend,
WELL FITTED.
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To rcut or trade for land, n house and ~ on Co.
= lnmhus street, near the American The LOT is
III tectiront, with a valuable two story house there
on For torms enquire OF Norris & Fisher. or OF the
Feb, |, NJ DEvrREAux
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Northern Plank Road.

VLI TT OF INF VTTAWA NORTHERN FLANK|
- Roam COMPANY, APRrLls
DROPOSALS will be received at tli. Office until
L the hrst OF May, for the grading, bridging and
draining that portion OF the road OF the cumpanyry.
tending from the canal in Ottawa TO the south line
OF township 25 The amount and nature of the
work required will be made known nj this office
where plan OF the road may he seen after the I'D
inst BY order OF the directors.
npnl IL WIN VI. TRUE, Sccry
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The MAY Canal Sales.

MORRIS & FISHER will ms usual attend the
~ sale OF canal lands and lots in Chicago on the
9Th OF May. Persons wanting lands or lots bid oil
vantage to employ them mnr Isl
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MILK! MILK! MILK.

hNiiE subscriber proposes to furnish such Of the
cltizcns OF Ottawa as may desire it with good
= iesh mix early every morning Except sun
9ayi oHt twice on saturday, 10 commence about the
hrst OF May. Persons desiring to be furnished are
requested TO leave their names and residences AT the
telegraph office. The intention is TO 90 into the
business permanently, ii the patronage should be
such as to Justify. Terms, , cents per qt from the
iS OF May to the Isl OF October, and cts from the
istof October 10 the Is; of May.
Ottawa, march l5.tlm Srurs Trrrtr
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Hats ~ Gaps.

Hats - caps.
HUNGARIAN, California Mexican Lechorn
IL China pearl straw, and pa IN eaihsis; mems
boy's,and childrcn's caps, Tor sale chesphy
may3, LIP SANGER g. co,
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New Advancement,

NoIlCE is hereby given that the firm Of II.
consent OF parties, on the Goth ut the business
will hereafter be carried on at the old stand in the
name of THOMPSON & FISHER, II. Thomp.
son q c. a. Fisher having entered into partnership
All persons indebted 10 the late firm OF II Thomp.
son Il Co, by note or book account will please to
MAKE settlement. THOMSON & fIsugR.
Ottawa, april 10, ISL .3On
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stoves!

A lii kinds OF cooking stoves, parlor stoves, PLAIN
"a and fancy, manufactured by Cushman & Co
and for sale at foundry prices by
march : GRIDrEy & PREsrov
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FeN"''"'FF9
DIR. Christis's Galv ~nic Cursttyss,

DR.. ChristIs's GaIv NnIc CuratiVOs,
consists IN the fact that the, .t.st and cure d eass
=, 0u'Ud'd application ~ place ut the .susI mode VI
drusging, and ply seeking the patient TIL eansus,e
Nature anAs horelsssiy under the ina,eiion
Thy strengthen the uhOi, ry,i,m ryushss the eirs..
iahon 81 the bood promote ne .sns s.a nsrsr Do
hs shghisH injury undrr any 60, cur sfsae.s Siacs
then introduction IN tho I niied sistos oniy thrs
ears since, niuIe than
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Boots aud Shoes

CPLENDID stock of boys calf kip, seal, and
- coarse boots and shoes Ladies and misses
bo"Gcs Kid slips silk and prunella CATERS, and ex-
celslcrs some new styles just received by
Nav 2. 1850 L. p SASerp & Co.
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lsridlcy a Preston

X EFP constantly on hand the well known Peo-
N ria and Springfield Pio,rs They have now
OH hand two Breaking Flows manufactured n, Pc.
onn. march 5 GRIDLEY & PRESroy
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4 MOS 7. REED, Apohecary and Druggist,
"a o. the great White Sulphur Springs will serve
the afflicted with medicines congruinl to their de-
slrrs. All prescriptions put up TO order.
Baths will open in May Feb. Is
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Z superior stNkU
MlEM AND BOYS CLOTMTE3G
FURNISHING GOODS
Call nlwe6
NM
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l,lHck Italian Gro de Swiss Gro de Rhine Silks.
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and sa,ins
l.. L. SANGER a. Co
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EANlLA ROPE, OF SIZE, suitable for f}ed-cords
AA Halter ropes, clothes lines, towing lines stern
andbow lines. oCl2 WM. HASKELI.
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Rocks aud StatiOUor, !.

a LARGE assortment ofbank books, cap, letter
a. and bill paper, INK, pens waters, Stamps, sand
boxes, envelopes, cards, &c, for sale cheap by
march GRIDLEYS PREsToy
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sale of school Land.
Lumber Wagon.


WANTED, man ofgood moral character il
w my warehouse, One who can make .hin
ses would he preferred. Inquire OF g. BrsR.
april &c
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DREAKERS, l2, II, Is and IL inches.
ID do made to order. - to % in. witt,
rol mould boards. Steel land side, and iron land
side, II and IL inches Corn pows, single and dou.
bl. shovel plOws Iron wheels for breakers toI
sale nv aprll26. ] g.. NATTtyGrR
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Groceries! Groceries!
Splendid Paper sIanuings.

uSI opened, 1000 rolls OF every variety of A.
~ mercan wall paper, for pnrot., halls ,Iinny.
ooms. and saloons, SC apr JnnS Uoss,sW
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IRON and Nails.

90 TONS assorted iron, steel md mills lust re-
JJ ceIved aud for sale low, nj the old Hardrare
Store. april IL J. MANLY & Co
HATCII'S Counter Sca'es.-n warranted
L J. artice--or sale by J. MaSLEY & Co.
anil u.
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Or. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Ate found Of vast service in o COW usioS oe
tin spssmodic Complaints, ard general Nervous
Affections of the Head and upyer ss,remtiss ALSO
IN Palsy ana fsiai,ss sni al diseases csusei by
deficiency OF power OF Nervous tnstsy IN tbs iiuhs
or other OF gaDs of the hody
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T G. NATTINGER has a new supply of the
- Grand Detour plows on hand The present
stock vii be found superior to the pows hcfetoor.
-old IN this place. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons waning
breaking pIow' can be supplied Ottawa. mare
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- BCuVJUG GtHIUCI.
,hreshing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and all othctmnchncfy, ) or sale by
Ottawa mnrg " UAsurtr.
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choice Family Flour.

ENbOuR manufactured from the best winter
i wheat, IN store and for sale, warranted. nj the
warehouse ct mar l. IoHN L. JOHNSTON
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OR. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

IL used ioI all Complaints affecting the Throat o.
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Thrvs,
Ssrsou. aud Sick Headache, D,llin-s. OF the Heed.
Neuralgia ~ the Face BuLIihg or Kosrns an the
Ears, Deafness winch Is generally Nervous AID that
istIssa,ng complaint called lic UuioisaA
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DissOlutiOn.

TiiE copar;nership formerly existing between
= VIM. Palmer and ]. c. Gay, in the business of
Wagon and Carnage Making was dissolved by Ii.
IMITATION on the ls,oi January last Part OF the ne
counts have be- n assigned TO J. G. Cav. Tn.
books oitlle firm remain WITH and all accounts no,
so assigned, will be settled by the undersigned.
April -. WN. PALMER.
The subscriber sti.lconiinucs the business Of Wa.
gon and Carriage Making at his old stand, where
he viii be happy 10 serve his friends and the pub.
lie generally. WIN PALMER
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EoR SALE the uneypired Tense OF the well
l. known sulphur Spring lious. I miles FROM OF.
Java on ihr road leNdingto Peru. The lease has ,
years more to run. Apply 10 4. p. REED, on the
premises. dpnl26
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HiHtS. WIS. NC.
D0n kEt'S pure and No white lead IN oil,
0oo 500 kegs dry white lead
800 " - red lead,
Also, chrome tgreen and yellow } English We.
nrunn red. French red, yellow ochre, PARIS green
smhlIs, paint brushes gold leaf, bronzcs and var.
A FIRST RATE article of machine oil Tor one
"a dollar per gallon For saleby
npul ~ Walker & Hickling.
Window Glass, Sash, &c.
cO1 BONES assorted SIS. 7x9 to | ix20; also
D-i window sash, sash springs, shutters, fast.
ennps, &c, tor sale by Ifaiker & HiciI,nc.
april ~.
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New Goods! New Goods!

New Goods! New Goods!
HNllE subscribers are now IN receipt Of their
Spring \ Summer stock Of Goods, and in
- vite the rltention OF the public generally to
inspection OF the same feeling confident that our
very large aud wired assortment ofgoods with the
LOWEST PRICES placed upon them, willinsure
continuance OF that liberal patronage bestowed
upon us Tor several years past. The stock of DRY
GOODSronsiss IN part OF Cloths. Cassincres, Sat
tnetis, Jeans, Vestings and TailoTs Trimmings,
rich Dress silks, Irish Poplns, Printed and Plain
Lawns. Organdes, Barge De LANES Mouselne
DE LANES, plain and plaid Jaconetts, Swiss mus
Inns, Vlctoria and Bishop Lawns Ginghams, prn,.
ed Calico, Nc, IN great variety ALSO large
stock 81 Bonnts, Ribbons, and lnilliners goods.
ALSO-Hard,oare and Cutlery, Crockerv and
Glass Ware, Boots and Shoes, Drugs, medicines
and ge-Sfu8s, GROCERIES, &c &c
April 10 WALKER & HlcKltya
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Paints, Oils. Sc.

NJ HlTE lead, Ln,seed and Lard oils. Whiting
w glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. al
march GRIpLsy 4 PREsToyS
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LOOK BEFORE VOC LEAF!
WHERE CAN | BUY CLOTHING At
New York Prices I?

NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
In Bas.nett's brick building opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF the Chicogo Cheap Store
NE have now on hand a very large stock Of
w Spring and SummeT Clothing. winch We will
sci! aiNew York prlccs, wholesale or retail! aud as
a great deal IS sald about
COMPETITION,
We have the pleasure Of informing the public tina,
our hciIIcs are such enable Us 10 81, vii kinds Of
READY MADE tLOTlilNG,
81 the lat 81 style, All oi v superior quality shade
cheaper than other cl1hiers 81 an Inferior qna
We lhcrrtorr, invite thu citizens BuI only oi tbs
town and ,icuuy, but all VINO come here to trade
% call AMI examine our stock AMI LOD PT.ccs be-
fore purchasing eIsrwhrre for We aIe confident
that W. can satisfy oil that what we sny is true
We have determined tossll cheaper than he chen.
pest-aud not TO hum5ug Come aud be your own
Iudgrs.-Look before you leap!
Among our stock you will lind mems and boys
clothing, gcntenlens furnishing goods, hats and
caps trunks valises, &c, all Of which We viii sell
remarkably low
give can sell good summer suit, consisting Of
coat. pants, and vest tor 81 IS 100 Inca conis a.
3 25 piece. NAV
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In Bassnett's brick building opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF the Chlcogo Cheap Store
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0NE hundred aud twenty acres of ,imbcred lani
~ near New Michigan, Livingston county, lii
nos., will selIcheap If application he made so on.
Island Grove, FEDS Jos EBFRsoL
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salt.

100 BBLS, Salt just received at
! w scpli LocKwooD's.
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FOR SALE,

X BOXES superior lemons for SAFE at
- Feb, Is LncKwoois.
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az DOE PATENT PALS Jus, recciyedby
~ dee ~ WALKER Il llirxIiSs
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Nnrmcss amid RridIc LcaII,cr.
PALLADIUM DRUG STORE.

GOOD article made at my tannery Just finished
aud for by mo W Haskell.
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HAT.
I'm sure. Mr.. Chairman said he, that I'm right.
IN pronounclng it stylish, elastic and light
To The Hat mart Of Mandiebaum I'll adhere.
Asstaunchly as even Loud cries Of hear, hear1
ihIs speaker was followed by one Mr.. Foot.
Who rose with dignitied stamp Of the
Boot.
I'm certain. said he, that I'm true in declaring.
The boots sold by Nandlebaum, unequaIled in
wearing;
They are machless in beauty in sole and in rasnp.
And here Mr.. Foot gave another loud stamp.
linen the Chairman arose, and was happy to find
he whole OF the speakers so much Of tiird;
And pronounced all the goods the best they could
wear [chau"
And them the best ever worn y the zone in tie
NOW remember said he, the very low price. you
- pay,
For these and for all tina, you mentioned toby;
Now | trust that the whole OF the Journals as one
Wli report what were SAID of Mandlebaun & Kshn.
Hear hear, said teh whole Of the gentlemen there.
Ana the business was ended with thanks to the
chair.
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NJ, a. GooDiSG.
Apfll &. llARB
Dr. HARD will continue thu practice Of modi
cine ana surgery and respectfully tenders his pro-
iessonal services to the citizens Of Ortn wa and vi
cinty.
93-OFFlCE as formerly, near the corner Of La
Sale and Madison streets, on the Cour, House
Square.
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Boots and shoes.

Boots and shoes.
% CASES Campbelrs double soled thick boots,
w warranted.
leases common thick boots
u cases kip, dlferen, qualities.
" cases boys and youths boots
hudeyery description OF mems and boys shoes !:
letter assortment than ever before offered in this
market. ALSO,
beautiful assortment ofladics' slippers ,buskins.
hOotecs, &c, can be toundat
mnrchs GRInIry & purSro,,s