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W orthy of Notice

HAv'LToS WApy.a well known Druggist Of 81
Louis, Mo, who, several yeas ago, introduced the
Celebrated d. Storms Scotch ough Candy To the
people otlhr West claims The mem, ct having pro,
we'd that that the most powerful medicines may be
put uP an form 50 agreeable, that persons OF the
most delicate constitution may u~r ihrm without
experiencing itr unpleasant sensation usually nc
compaWmg the hquii compound
Although VIZ. W. has been operating hut rhrrc
years, ms great Scotch Remedy my nov rHcorI Of
Throughout nearly the whole 'uinn Nisyry lycy
lfd'rG t'"dg i certainly M ordinaig Nusur Com,
Iv4in, .ot wIl'e IL Is qmle agreeable io taste trw o.
cure oi Diseases oi the Chest. Throat ami Limo.
We commend II to the Public ''''''''
Ottawa, III. 0"' "b'"u'
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rything-Hll to rob you and your fellow citizens
IN all after time. Beware. say. that Banking
Law is a demon, and it is easier keeping out Of
ITS power, than getting out when under rs grasp.
ii.
Having briefly passed through and reviewed
the several sections of the Banking Law To be
submitted to the people at the approaching clcc
ton, have but a few general rsmsiks to make.
And first il is n long, ambiguous document. built
the wrong end up, and would actually read bet
ter, and bc IN better form, to have It from the
last to the first section. II great effort to
stand upon nothing, and hold by the same To
make debts capital and convert poverty aud
dcsiItuton into golden store. To create wealth
without labor, and increase the general stock los
mere eNclnnga If possession. To make one
there and there one. all Of which Is beyond the
power Of finite beings and sAcrilrgnuslv wick
ed 10 attempt it, This law and the whole
scheme Of Which II is part. and 1, new born fra
tare, Is but an attempt to establish an artificial
state of society. and commence 4 magic hy which
one man may live in illcucss ON tho production
ct another, and yet be no burthcn to him You
might ~ well build castles in the air. with gar
dcnS, hcJs, tress, rivers lakes aud mountains un-
I'll YOU make new sphere in addition 10 and a.
round the earth, held from 1t by the cpntrip,tal
force Of the sun AMI ,oit by attraction Of yrnvits
ton, always balancing its distance like tho belt
Of Jupiter. Honest advocates Of banking and
most Of the greedy aspirants for it, know all ,hs
to be true, Pnd they know the law To be u per
iect trap. Their only object Is to get gain from
the spois of others, regardless of the interests.
rights, and well being Of others. rs well rs all
the consequences, moral, political and pecuuitry
One sovereign image monopoliEcs their scu,ib'
ties. Their God Is Mhmmou; their Altar their
Purse, their Heaven. their Pocket, and their
Devotion surpasses tue Pagan, Mahomedan, jew,
or Christians.
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County Treasurer.

The usual wing game, OF beating the democra
tic candidate by running against Lin a no party
whig, (but whose no party" guise is always cast
aside Immediately after the clection,) is attempt
ed to be played in the election ofeounty treasurer
in this county On Monday. Mr.. h. B. Fellows, a
Young man in Walker * iIickling's store, is the
patriotic individual who has at this election sud
denly become disggsted with and eschewed poll
/ ties that the people may have an opportunity to
elect somebody regardless Of party. The game
is So bald one that it needs no exposure. The
simple truth is-Mr. Fellows is Wing, expects
to receive the viii, vote, and # elected will be
an out and our vhiy still lie is mi,erably hum
buggpd aud dtluIed who entcrt.ns the opposite
idea
As we have had no apprehension that the game
IN question would succeed At this election, We
should not have alluded TO it. had not the CJRSi-
tHioroliSt, in its anxiety to aid this party can
diia;e, stepped little beyond the bounds Of de
ccnay ana prcp'iety, Admitting, as the editor
could not avoid doing, that Mr.. Galloway Is = man
OF 'unspotty'l Integrity (which We are also vii,
lirg to say of Mr. Fellows the editor yet asserts
That so far as regards business qualifications, he
is lamentahly deficient" The business habits Of
Mr. Fellows, however, the same editor AYERS, ARE
sach as iit him in the highest degree for the dis
charge Of the duties of the Office he seeks Now
We dislike to say harsh things, butas it is proyok
ed by themselves, We must be permitted to say
that this isca'ryins f'gery to such an extreme a.
to be simply ridiculous. We say fearlcssy, that
FAR from Mr.. Fellows being the superior or even
equal Of Mr.. Galloway as business man ard ac-
countant, i! Is abusing the latter shamoiully to
compare him with the former. Mr.. c. has him
self been a clerk in his day 4 Postmaster, Justice
Of the peace, &c, and is man Of education which
We imagine will not be said Of his opponent.
We know some folks have an idea that to be
allowed to stand behind counter as naturally
makes the finished bushes, man. IS young duck
learns to swim while to have lived on a farm.
and especially to have touched plough, as natu
rally unti's a man for every thing Ike business
But We think the rule has at least its exceptions.
Instances certainly have been known Of as sharp
heads at figuring among the plough driving sort
rs can DE found among those whose lofty priv
lege i; is to cut tape and draw moas,ys by the
pint. We tliuk We have case in point
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THE llrSG ,RiNS ExILEs.--Sctne on board tie
i"ppi.--The scene on board the L. 5 Frig.
ate Mississippi when the illustrous Kossuth will.
his fellow exeS, came on board, i,repre.ented TO
haze been impressive in the exfenp. Tie Off.
GERS Of the ship together with the generous hear.
tedJack Tars Immediately formed a circle around
the distinguished strangers, not tn cape and stare
at item, but to show by their presence aud emo.
ton, how heartfelt aud warm was the Hugarians
welcome 10 the protection of,he American Repub.
tic. letter from Constsntinople says:
with tears streaming FROM his eyes. aud into.
nations Of voice expressing the deepest feeling, he
uttered a few sentiments, Announcing his Joy ut
finding himself unde- The protection of the glori.
Gus star. and stripes Of the frecst nation in the
world Capt. Long, Who had already addressed
Gov. X once on board the Turkish frigate, began
again To speak in answer, but l..s bosom sselled
too much with emotion. Tears stood in lis ewes,
and in the eyes Of al the officers and men, and
Ais speech was limited to sayig, 'Sr, you are
welcome Sir. you are-three cheers for Gov.
hossuth" When this oder bad been heartily
responded Il, still Capt Long in lis Joy and sym.
pathy could aid nothing better tiar-"lhree
cheers more for Gov kossu.h,"
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Corporation Ordinance,

Plank IFaR on Boyh side of Canal street
\ II meeting Of the Board Of Trustees oi the
tNtOwu 0t Ottawa, held 2Sth October 1851. the
.oh wlno snecial ordinance was passed
, "dTeG, That sidewalk ON lhr north sil, ri
Iahal street, commencing nj Lasalle street. and
running thence to the side cut, be constructed on
the following plan VI
l. Tint Snid sidewalk be- crndcd ~ feet wils
with plank walk in the middle feet wide. and !,
space OF ) feet on the inside aud feet ON tb.. ou,
Side 10 be hled with earth or gravel to a level with
the plank Noplank shall he less Than six feel lone
nor more than inches wide, with UNIFORM thIck ,
ness Of an inch aud hlif
=. The plank shat! be lad on srrnoers lac
INC 1es, crusswlse the space between ia, srinper.
10 oe hled with -arlh gravel TO n level with m.
Top OF the stnngerp, that the plank will resi- firm
y on the Earth. 'fhe plank must he well spiks1
down to each siringeT ''
3, The grade ofthe walk shall be uniform. or .s
htary so M the nature of the ground will admir-
soch Grade {" be- established nv the town surveyor
d All cellar doors opening on sad sidewalk shall
be on level AMI grade Herewith
D. The owner Or owners OF lots on the north side
OF said street are hereby required to consruc, the
s'de-"ak m front Of their respective lots land the
owner or owners of corner lots to extend sad side
walk to the gutter ofthe adjoining cross strret0 on
III. loresons. plan. within TEN DAYS from the
publication OF this ordinance and in default there
OF, II vii be constructed by the corporation. and
me cost o! such construction shall be assessed and
LEVIED ~ tax upon such lots 10 be collected n,
other taxes are collected IN and tor said town.
u true copy. i. X. COURTNEY Clerk
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Banking in Illinois.


1: Is unbecoming pirates or bankers TO Use
vain repetltons-they should know that the
world will never believe them ans more homes
Cor Z
,. Section 9th reiterate what has been repeat
eddy asserted IN this crazy, rickety law. that the
bill holder shnll have the first chance in case Of
failure, but poor at the best.
Section 2stlI Is to inform you for fourth time
that IN case Of failure the receivers shall be the
mediums between the dead and the living and
shall rub down the bill holder first. Shall we
lind this agstR 'tnroa,o,.
all the ruiiians engaged IN 10 concern.
Section 3oth provides that any banditti acting
under The pTOyslons Of tLj. act, shall D.. r.co,
niied A. bankers whether they assume the uara.
or are ashamed Ufit
Section Slst provide, for the appointment OF
bank commissioners to watch these royues 5b,.t
ter not have them To- watch) Now j. all tLis Of
any possible sclyrci Did three bank commits.
siCners in Ohio, With precisely the same powers
IN 1872, render avg service TO the bill holder or
community Wis personally acquainted with
some OF them, AMI know them TO he able and
competent men, a.d vet almost every bank in the
state Jailed M thai year, and these bank COMM.
s0nsrs gave no alarm, nor were they able to dis,
cover even symptom, Of disease they were liz.
",
anxious about Tia weather, lest it might be a
rainy day, so he got up very esrly befre day.
light to see The safe Of The weather, and rs the
heavens presented one uniform appearance not
n cloud could be cen he was transnorted with
the prospect andis auiicipations tun high for
the pleasure and excitement Of the day, but thu.
uniformity was oily one continued closi and a
torrent OF rain sou followed, 10 lis terrible dis.
appointment and chagrin-so it was with the I
people ofthe stat, Of Ohio and so j, will be with
the people of ,hestate Of Illinois, il they aIop,
this ridiculous a'
Section SD pints out the duties of tho bank
commissioners witch have been proved to beofa,
little account as he life or death OF a worthless
dog.
Section 33l cmmmratcs the important in
telllgence that two Of tn commissioners shall be
quorum.
Section Sith p.ovides.ha. the banks shall re.
port quarterly their truocondition. The banks
IN Ohio we're required } make report Of the
same things identically is here required. and
they always made thehcondition healthy aud
prosperous. BY these reorts it /. Just a. idle ms
TO require the horse the,s to report themselves
as such every Saturday ,ening to the sheriff, o!
the counties where thcynay have occasion to
be.
Section 35ih prcvideshe penalty Of annihiia.
ton for neglect to max report as required in
sectiun "a, performans as useless and idle Nc
the chatteriug of irogssnd proved So by hun.
dreds oFexamples.
Section S5th provd,,hat when these rufTian
bandits feel compunctn and repentance, aud
wish to renqush this efarious business, they
may retrace their stcpsnd become better men
This is tho BEST ssctionn all the law, unless it
may be tho 42d whiehays they shall not live
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CHICAGO Oct. 90 1881.
Receipts Of the week reach, $50 bbls -four
$50 bush wheat. 400 do oats
Wheat--sales winter to mills at so, a 60 cents
spring to mills at i3ait cts; sales spring to ware.
house Mt 3ca22 cents
Cors-sales 10000 bush in lots nnoat at ?9aSl |
cts
Oats--sac 5000 bush at Is cts on board, from
teams at 10 ct. per 80 lbs.
Grocyiss-salcs 6hhds sugar at bia6l 3 do
Mt Sal 10 bbls molasses at S2a8s 10 bags Rio
coffee at 9ial0i; 10 boxes salcratus at II.
Sdli-sao 100 bbls fine ntsl 30
Uhisky-als !? bbls Fullcr's IN lots at lea.
90 ets.--Dcmocrd,.
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Nrw Rat Csa--The Cincinnati Enquirer says
that Major Vandorn, of the IT, :. Army, has in.
vented rail car to run on one ral similar TO that
Of q Geographic wire. The frame work is about
two feet long Ia form ola Triangle 81 the APEX
are two large gtooved wheels which track t,e
wire. The model is kept in position by lis pccu.
liar form and weight, and can 10 made to carry
light burdens, and travel with great rapidly, by
electro galvanic force. Il is possible something
practically valuable may be developed from This
beginning
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Tue CONCEEGATOSAL Association Of Illinois
held its semi annual meeting at Quincy on the 9th
instant. The agent Of the American Home Ms
souAry Society was present, md stated that there
were in the State one hundred and forty church.
es That portion Of the body residing eas, Of the
Illinois river have formed another Association
called the Morgan Association.
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Morris, Oct 26th 1851
Dear E&iors--ln fulimcnt Ofpromise. seize
upon few leisure moments occurrin. between
two sets Of week days, to drop you few line,
relating To the Kingdom Of Grundy' a. YOU call
It down that way; and don't know of any thing
that eau say that wouli be more apt TO inter.
e., your re ,ders than 4 short typographical &C.
count OF our county and town.
Grundy county WAS created out OF Lasalle by
an act Of The Legislature passed Feby 18th 1871,
and consists If l2 congressional townships. to
wit ST. So 30 and 81 north Of the base IN range
6, auI 5 east of the third principal meridian.
beng square ptraleogram 81 niles long from
north TO south and Is wild. from east to west con.
tanning AZ square miles, or 2I6 $50 acres Of a.
eeau!iiG and fertile land ~ thsTe, iip1ilgSCJb.
al pass through it from east 20 west near the mid.
die, adding to its unsurpassed agricultural resour
ces corresponding facilities for commerce and man
uficturcs.
The present population Of this county is 5000
and although It Is yet comparatively new and
tbinly settled, ITS superior natural advantages in
sure and its present progress indicates the utmost
prosperity.
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Markets..
Ottawa, Nov. I, 1851.

Ottawa, Nov. I, 1851.
Receipts for the past week have been light.
Wequots prime winter wheat at 5oa55c, auC
spring s5aSo.
Corn-22c for shelled and 2oc for ear
Oa,s-Steady at lie.
Barley sOc.
Potatoes S5aicc.
Pork is jus, beginning to make its appearance
IN the streets and has thus far been bought up
Tor !.omo consumption, at from 81 to A. The
prospect for the winter is that it will not range
much below present rate.
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e|- Our readers Will have to exercise a l!tle
forbcarance towards us his week, as We have
been kept SO busy printing tickets and other mat
ter for the coming election, that we found it i'm,
possible to bestow rs much attention us usual
upon the paper. Next Tuesday however will
put an end to this extra labor, aud thereafter We
shall more than make Up COR this delinquency
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Sails Well.

Lafayette, Ind Aug -. 1919.
Mr.. W. Il. Sloan-Drar Sir lrw weeks ngo
wehought few dozen OF your UnJmcn, Of a tnv-
cling agent otyours, and lind It sells we'll Il is all
gone. lbou will send H. dozen we wiilr-mit you
the money m Whatever form YOU may direct
ours Truly, Il. l.. LAWRENCE 4 son.
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Popular Medicines 7

1 lSF Of popular medicines which may ~, C,,,
IL At the Guy DrHg MOre," Ouawn
Ayers cherry pectorIi, Juno cordial
Anicrsou.s cough drops, Jayne's rAprctorant.
6'th'" iuhs' oais. yrrm'iuse,
hd.saui vl money, l.nciuc cordial
n1lS''hl ~ i"'r' Manbalfs catauh snuff,
B1rcllys cubrbs sarsp Mississlpp, ssyrf ,c,,,,.
n ~ sar sP'iha, Myers dandclion 4 snrs
,''' '"'uhioh' MaSurs' Sats < wa a -hc
D'up"S pane VI AlsIers Ointment,
nn'tc"'"'i Hq mar eye, Merchants gargling oil,
p"u H'ISapatUla, Moiiats ph bllicrs 4 pill,
t'hlsI"tAS d" bgchy's botanic remedy
trumptUus slIawh huls Drlran', cholera n,rJ,,,,
= hyr,hahs NAB balls osgoods lud cholagorur
Io't ; ointment, Rogers hyerwort and TAI
taiprHlrt : eat buch- Rushton & Clarks cod 4,
Down : t.NAIT, Yer OIL
uNstnicTN -WCilc, Eadway's ready re ef
~, pIau tSr water, ShcTmans oil healing hal,
thhnrslock' medicines, Suffers ainseur pana,ra
Fcnlmorr cough mnt. Smith's tome -yrup.
do nerve y bone ln. Slonns medicines
t"-En'c cnfdnl Spohn' shrndache fcmcd,
thch : medlcines, lownsends sarsnpanlla
Urea, western ointment, lhoinpsons eye water
Do powders. The Kings oil.
DO pile ONT Vaughn thoulriptic,
Grccan tanch drops Vegetable pum hal,au.
nnd,ty lrllrr ointment Nl,aT's balls wild chen,
iiootands Germ hlt;crs Western cough syrup,
hot"ns Sarsapafllla, fellis canker halsan.
, 10 dnithrO syrup, Hastings nnptha,
i iit@ scar'y wash, MNanus' elk. OF opium
ii"> hhimrni, llews' lmlmcnt,
iloucAs panlcca, Houses Indian Tonic
Tfusses, Shoulder Eraccs. and Sypnoyj,,S
francs splno-nbd supp Hull, Goul1lna. & Mnr.I
Fuchs abdominal do tnsses
MarshS London do Fuchs shoulder braces
'h'Wnhn ab. do Chdfrns tri~ses ass ~
nov ON e.. L.. TnoNrSoN
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ANOTHER Ta,uSrH.-.Thc London Morning
ehron'e'e praises some Brussels carpets exhibited
~ tho ia'r, and which were woven upon powe,.
looms at the mandatory Of Mr. Blgelov, the in
'ensor, IN Massachusetts,. Tho Chronicle says,
although various attempts have been made to a.
dapt the powcr,locm to carpet weaving in Eng
land. there is not, we believe, al this moment, nm
machinery perfected for that object Our A.
meriean brethren have therefore gained another
step ahead Of US, and have won another laure, ON
this well contested 6cld Of the industrial arts"
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MARRlEp--on the eth INST, Mt the rcs
Ienre OF Mr. John I. Johnston, Esq, by the Rev
NJ. IL, Whittlescv, Mr. CuARLEs A. F,,uFK y,
Ottawa, To Miss M,EiNA SArrlvGroy. of ST Iouis
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AMERICAN TfnrERAscs MAGAzisE.-Ws are in.
peo'ed to the Periodical Agency Of Post & Co
Cincinnati md st. Louis, for the last M Of this
engaging monthly. Besides much that is OF the
Substantial sort, the work abounds 10 poetry and
hneedote' sketches, tales, &c, and We can say no
m'"s oe''erln lavor of the latter department than
TO refer the reader to the truly interesting story
oil our hr't page, which we copy from the July
number Terms SO per annum. Published BY
~ van pen 50 Nassau ST., Wy By subscrb.
ns'o Pos, 4 Co, half the postage may be saved
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VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures Oct oT-The
only change by the virginia election is the loss to
the Wings Of Hayward in tirs Wheeling district
and gain Of Falkrer in the 10Th.
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Fall STYLES for Ladies,

Al Rs. GREGG wishes TO announce to the IL.
vi dies ct Ottawa and The country, TINT she h,t
luSl received, from New York, by expires. her Fall
and Winter goods ottlc sicst and most iastuonnh,.
sylrs ever brought to ihi. place Ladies call the
OLD stand one door west OF ]. Dickeys Jewclry
and eEamIne tor Yonrselycs Oct II
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FARM RIDGE AND DEER PARK
S E M I N A r. Y

|INlilS Institution is now about TO he onened
u under the charge OF f. n. jENCKS, 4. NJ.
Professor OF Languages MATHEMATICS, &c, an,
lnnclpal OF the Normal Department, and Miss VI
L, MOCLION, Teacher Of French, Drawn z
Embroidery. &c, aud Principal OF the Ladies De
partment.
This seminary is situated in Farm Ridge, La.
Sale county, Illinois, mites south west Of Otta
wa. and II miles south east OF Peru and La Sale
IN fine. healthy location and IN the midst OF nj
Intelligent, moral community, who hnv. erected
the large and suitable Seminary Building entirely
d, IhnIr NUN q nnensc
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y0>1E -. - .

uS N 80
bLACk, Green, Hyson skin, Imperial \ Break
ID fast Tens--'rhe best for the price ever brough
TO this market Oct.4 T.. Y. GRisas.
At the story brick, north ofthe court house,
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TIL: NEXT TERM

OF Miss VI 5 Lees School viii commence m
~ Thursday, November 6, in the room back ol
the Methodist Church, occupied as school room.
ottawa, Nov. !. Trv
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We are authorized to announce Beach FrL.
LOWS "a an independent candidate for the office
oil County Treasurer, at Iheapproachng election.
We are authorized to announce ApyrR \ F,su-
lR a. candidate for the office OF Justice of the
fcace' IN the place of James Stout, resigned
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DRESS COODSi

RhACk and figured silks, tiguled and plain al =.
- paccas. figured aud plain muslin de lanes,
plain md plaid lu-trcs, French, English and Ger.
man rncrnoS, 1hlbet cloths, ginghains, chambras,
prints &c OF every variety Of style and pattern, {
from 10 TO 30 per cent cheaper 'ian here ,ofore of
Tered, Nov. J. l., L SANGER & Go
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County Orders

E'Ok sale on reasonable terms if application /
L made soon. kOHN & NJ AspIre,ry
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ON New York, ar any part OF England Ireland
scotland, or Wales. IN suns to suit purcha .crs. n
saehy april j-ly NJ II. SwIfr
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York IN SUMS 10 SUIT purchasers.
oy nov NoERIs & FL
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Imrpovc,I Farm for Sale!

IMPROVED Farm for Sale
A FARM of 800 actes, situated 10 miles from
~, Ottawa tsouih) and about Q miles from Tim.
Der Ridge, between the Illinois aud Vermon riv-
ers, and also between Otter and Covrl crceks-as
good location as the county affords. $50 acres
fenced; over 100 broke, and 50 acres OF wheat on
the ground A comfortable house and stable on
the place good water in abundnuce for stock. II
application is made soon, a great bargain may be
secured. A par, Of the purchase money may re.
main or mortgage, If desired.
Oct. rs NJ. F. BALDWIN,,
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WOOLLEN GOODS,
,nAwLSl SHAwLS

:
DAY State and Scotch Long Sh,wIs brocb,
i , silk, crnpe, and embroidered shawl.. iu-t re-.
ceived nj the brick store ON the corner at prlcrs 10
sun the times. nov. : L. Z SANGER (. Co.
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THE FALL TERM

will commence on Wednesday, Novenbsr 10Th
1861, and will continue II weeks The Winter
Term wall commence on Wednesday, Febrnar,
ith. 1852, and will continue II weeks, closin.
April 20lh.