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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

.aTHE ODIors BANKRUPT LAw.''-We frequent
ly hear Democratic orators speak of the Odious
enough under such circumstances. says the Lynch
burgh Virginian, to let the people know that W.
3. King, the Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency in 1852, voted for that identical meas
uEe-.odious'' as it is. He also voted for the
United States Bank Charter, which that party con-
sider the strongest proof of federalism.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

urFayette county Mo-, has subscribed S3oo'ooo
to the Pacific Railroad.
uJsTallobusha and Carroll counties, Miss, have
subscribed s35O,OOO for the, Mississippi Central
Railroad. a.,
"a l-TDr. Joel A. Wing, distinguished physician
ofAlbany N.Y., died at Hartford Conn., on mon
day. -'asaif% ~ Hfbst r. N 7'fs s''- 70 ~"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

STATE ELIcrioss-on the 9th, Wisconsin is to
elect Justices Of the Supreme Court. III
In the second week Of October Ohio and Penn
sylyania will each elect Supreme Judge, mem
Der Of the Board Of Public Works, members of
Congress- and county officers. 10 ltsi Ina
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

(be latter of which his wife never eets sa Of tse
who prefers society of any other e street
better than his own door yard, we are quite auo ~
decided INCLINATION toToot! "a crush Z sVy der
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

Mr.. TnoMAs RITcuIE, Sr.-The Richmond En-
quirer contains long letter from Mr.. Thomas
Richie, ST., highly eulogistc of Mr.. Clay, and his
services in the Compromise The letter concludes
es follows: . H-F r i'.r li .-ts ~
"I do not sit down to re.echo my own senti-
ments, OF to repeat the warnings which echoed,
during the agitation of the tempest of 1850; but to
pay the tribute that owed to the memory of Mr..
Clay. From the moment of our interview in Feb
ruary, in 1880, he became my friend. He express
ed this sentiment in private circles. He proclaim
ed within the Senate chamber at one of the most
interesting periods of my life. But it is my object
now, only to redeem my promise; andto plant one
humble laurel on his tomb. My great aim is to
do justice to Mr.. Clays frank and magnanimous
conduct, in seeking an interview with a political
opponent, for the purpose of bringing about CO.
operation in an important crisis Of public affairs,
not for the personal benefit of either, but for the
sake Of our common country.'-Thos. Richie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

ITCol. Joseph Ward, son-in-law of Senate,
Dodge, recently died in California
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

uJFor Local. Riyer, Teesr.phie and Commercial Intel
For Poetry, Choice Literary Selections and Variety.
see First Page.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

GEs. ScoTr's PAY.-The reply to Mr.. Meriwe-
theirs inquiries has been published, and we give
the result of them in another column. The Locos
may make the most of them. The only two items
about which they cavil is $1,000 retained without
authority of law. law was passed in '49 to cover
the case-but was SO worded as in the opinion of
the Attorney General not to do so-and a bill was
reported by the late Locofoco committee to sup
ply the deficiency, and would have been law ere
this, if Scott had not been nominated. Nobody
doubts but that he is justly entitled to the money
even the Union does not deny that. He rem
dered the SERVICE and the laborer is worthy of his
hire. ~ ffy.- ,ts--a..... ..,r -..,.. D..
The otheritem is s12, 900 for secret serpice, while
in Mexico. OF course it was not expected that he
should furnish vouchers for that money. 1t was
entrusted to his honor, all such funds are, and
the splendid results of his operations, prove that it
was judciously expended in the public service
II any one believes him capable of stealing the
public money, of course, no such one will support
him. But against such suspicion, his illustrious
life. his many public services-his honorable pow
erty may safely be opposed. ia,s-...s. 7.
We doubt not this attempt to stain the honor of
Scott will recoil upon the public plunderers who
make it.-Riehmond Wing. 4sUr 5+... b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

TIE DEMOCRACY on THE IRrsH.-At election
times, the Locos hug, cajole and humbug as many
of our fellow citizens of Irish birth will let them;
and so far do they go in this game of deception
to almost create doubt as to whether they do not
regard it as misfortune and disgrace for any
TO be born in the United States But are they hon
est in all this? Many facts can be adduced in
answer, but we will at present only submit single
one.
In 1S4S, when Ireland was suffering all the hor-
rors of famine, and was calling upon our country
for bread, bill appropriating five hundred thons-
and dollars for the purchase of provisions and the
transportation of the same to Ireland, was intro
duced in the Senate of the United States by Hon
John j. Crittenden, and passed that body by vote
of twenty-seven to thirteen-aH those roting
against the Till being Loecfocos! In the House,
Hon. r. C Winthrop moved TO instruct the com
mittec of ways and means TO report to that body
the same bill, but the motion was rejected by vote
of 102 to So. OF the 56 yeas, 45 were Wings; of
the 1o2 nays, SO were Locofocos. '5sa t'- 'Ip
Is anything more needed to demonstrate that the
Locos are the true friends Of the irish3 If SO,
more of the same Kind is at hand.
Gen.5Scott enmity to Irshinen is of course
clearly proved by his exposing his life for them on
board of British prison-ship. He cannot be vim
dicated.-Wash. Telegraph l
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National Telegraph Office.
NOTICE

.r- NOTICE sr+s rrss .r.a nj
WHEELING, Sept. I, 1852.
ON and after to-day the business this office will be
done on tile CASH SYSTEM. All those who may be CT IL
back dues, respectfully requested to settle
H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

For Gentlemen and Ladies. !,
TUST received at the Music Store, 1893 NAM IS
81 large assortment OF Piano and Guitar MlSsT
1 best Roman, and Italian Violin and Guitar s"''
no. German; no. French best. ,,r,psoI
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ROOFING.

..tsF. III, ROOFING.
in brief horse kicked certain man on the head post
haste the doctor arrived found the skull broken and por
sibe, taking full CT the hogs brains he
s ns a the ap
entirely well and the same ever, excepting decided
on the head not few in community. %
feet gentleman eisuSe-wearin his bold shirt boots
polished like looking glass; twirling silver mounted
chain Set his board bill unpaid poor
S ss senqg tt h% 1 Sg that little h think
When see man shooting away his time at target
or his no the
anywhere else the school books
dogs we Conclude that man has dec 10 root
When we see wealthy man hording up his dollar upon
and houses TO and public
ing rooms and Libraries to bible societcs etc.
cheaper OF somebody else ewing down the meehan
the speculation. Increase By per cent? l5
per cent or more thereby causing dis
ton Of his town we are quite certain that man has dec
never cooked potato wrng out OF the wash
but suffers her mother TO out in the kitchen who
rages and that beautiful prefers book
Scented s with @ ana . to nns
on the centre table for fear Of its getting soied and will
abrds. her own asuiea or cut short the allowances Of her
poodle dog canary birds consider safe to say that
When woman who negects her baby, tercept to
spank cram into its mouth when eres0
sewing soeiety who pfssr 70 put an additional ouhse
upon dress to sewing buttons upon her
who negects supper make call, that Charming
lady just toton; who her Kitchen.
sss
sac man who g.gdgcs his wife sxpens;e for
regaas and denes her dime to put into the
box Jet spends his quarters for brandy tcds' and ice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16
Saddles, Harness., trunks, &c

SaddIes, Hafness, TfunKs, &C.
On JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
SA wife attention of his friends, and the public
NS@S generally, to his establishment, where will be
found constantly hand large and well selected assert
men OF all articles in his line, consisting OF
brides, Harness, Iron frame nnd Wood box
and HOG skin Collars, 1Hnmes, Whips, &c.
&C.. &c. q,
the best will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring purchase requested to call and ext
ami themselves at
scpt13-tyd. No. III, Main ST. WhcelnG, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

From the Enquirer, Feb 81, 1881.
eve could have wished that the President OF
the United States had shaped his opinion in diff
erent form---that he had declared, from the evil
dence submitted to him, Gen. Scott was not the
cause of the delay-and that he had then called
on the Court of Enquiry to meet the point which
he had originally put at issue, and say tOhat and
,rho were the causes of delay, if any. 'l
"But we have no doubt of the ultimate and hon
orable acquittal of Winfield Scott. We trust to
receive such sentence from the hands OF General
Jackson himself. We hope he may be able to pre-
sent it among the last glorious acts of his Admins
tration Let no man tell us that he is actuated by
private resentments towards Gen. Scott We VIII
listen to such suggestion. His enemies may
say it---but we will not believe it. a3Se,'t5*a
ave trust all will yet be well. We trust that
full justice will be done to the gallant Scot--but
if the President himself does Motif that distin-
guished man has not the time nor the impressions
necessary render the full tribute to his merits and
services, we will then repeat with Mr.. Rives, who
declared in the Senate Friday last, that tAs to
the reputation of Gen. Scott, it was prominent
part of our national history, it constituted great
portion of the moral rights of the State which he,
(Mr. R.) had the honor to represent. he fet proud
of that reputation, and he believed that whatever
might be the decision of the President, that the
nation would do him JUSTICE t@#
cas- to what rumor says of Gen. Games denun-
citation of Gen. Scott---in his intended detence---
Traitor &c. &c.---we cannot believe it. Itwould
be an outrage upon common sense, which would
defeat itself. We will not believe such an ertrd-
udganza until we see it.
Any MORE GUNS TO sP1KE2 bring them out. 'a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-16

Ladies of North Wheeling. =
nONT forget when you come down town 70 buy ~. y
~ that 1t win pay you for your trouble to cone q
Market street at the store; y, IA 81
Where you can find Choice assortment, slrost Mi
own prices. .aa..g !. ~ III ~ n II 4 "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
Chicago advertisements.


:. rifor'ers, mutfers, p-larines and scarfs
Narrcns Needes-the be sikind i'm ported OF nnde.
henmngs needles. knitting pins, London pins,
hair pins.
Hookssnt eyes. bodkins crochet needles, sci sors.
Linen aud Cotton tapes, bohbins braids. bindings.
buitOns-needle work, coat, lastingsgilt, silvered
pearl, agate, horn, bronze, bone linen and lase
Combs--tiue ivory, English dressing, shell.
Side and beck, Buffalo horn, Imitation shell side
and back
Brushes--bufFalo horn rose wood and hair brushes
tOuth do.
Threads--all Coates 4 HOdwor,h's pat, finish
linen do,
Marsh's raal ssHsins, all Nos, hull asst Colored
spool do
French working cotton, hner fo1. knitting cotton
Blk and cord sewing silk. elnbr'g silk .saddleI's silk
purse twist.
Gu and silyrred brads and cords,
Steel pUrsruimnss,
SILK cords ia,--ls--ass,d colors md sizes
Carpet bags, umbrellas, WOO yarn-whltr Blk mix.
81, dfah. slate. red. clouded aud Blk, and white
worsicd.
The above comprises but a part fthe ass ilnsn'
now offered. Purchasers may rely on O ting goo,
ARTICLES al the lowest nsrket prices
Merchants and Miil,nvs are requested 10 81.
crime The stoeh t.far, pnrehasins fIsehrrc: ono
all Orders seiN he fiisd ,citk Goods Of ne tssi
sty'ss ard at the torest p,iess.
Chicago, Oet.Y 4. B. CARTER.
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w II o ESA l.
DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE
2o5 South Wafer Street,
CHICAGO.

2o5 South Wafer Street,
CHICAGO.
Cooley, WaisWOrth & 90.
w f have now in store and are constantly re-
w criving direct from the Manufacturers, u
very large supply of Foreign and D,msstis
KY coo rs,
Also nm assortment, Of Yankee Notions, &c, Sc.,
selected with great care for the coming Fall and
Winter trade and having made extensive arrange
mens TO meet the increasing demands of the Yves
tern trade, winch has during the past season taken
such strong lyle 10 our city, We ar confident we
cdH and ,1iH oyer superior Inducements 10 these
who may Jauor US Nth their Pdtrsnase.
Our stock consists in par, Of
Bales brown sheetngs and shirtipgs,
do do Drills and Ticks,
do Marines stripes and Denims,
do red twill, plain red, white : yellow flunels,
do Bats, Wick. Warp, waddins, TIVE. &C..
do seamless Bags,
Cases Tweeda, various STYLES and qualities.
do Satinets, DO do
do Sleeps Grays,
do fancy andback Cashmere. and Doeskins.
do Kentucky Jeans,
do Cloths complete assortment,
do bieAched Sheetng and Jeans,
do do and brown Caston Fannels.
do fancy Prints, best brands aud latest styles,
do blue and orange, blue and white Prints,
40 NJ. DE Lalnes, gold medal style1
Together with a general assortment of Ladies'
Dress Goods White Goods, &c, which We com
mend to the trade with grateful acknowledgements
for past iavors, hoping to merit a continuance Of
the came. Angus, IA, ls52-f.
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Look ont Eor Counterttin,


TIL public are cautioned against another coun-
trIiet, which has lately made is appearance. called
w. b. faurll's Arabian Lnment the mos: dan
geruus OF all the commercials because hi having the
name 81 Farrell, will buy II IN good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
wall perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought It's evil effects
The genuine Brlcle Is manufactured only by II.
q. Farrell. sole inventor sndprppnctor, pnJ whole
sale druggist, No. Il am street, Peoria. Illinois.
To whom al applications for agencies must hr adj
dressed BE sure you get II with H., letters II. &
before FnTrl's, ihus--ll. G.. FARRELLS--and
his signature OF The wTappcr--all others are coun :
nrlciis.
Sold by W ". Cavalry, G. L. Thompson
and Walker & llchIing, druggists Ottawa, aud
10y regolnrly suihpuLcI agents throughout the UNI
ted States
DJ-rnce - md 50 ccnis. and 81 per BOTH.
AGENTS. WANTED in every town, village
md hamlet IN the United States IN which one Is
notalfcndy r-ta lJ,hei Address II G. Farrell, a q
above. accompanied uuth good reference To charac
ter, responsibility &c Nov l3.l3-,w.
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Drugs / MedicineS.

\ GENERAL asaormen, OF new Drugs Az
"A Medicines, We also keep on hand ,nd :
sale, T"Wnsend's Bulls, Sands and Grsferb 90 ,
Sar>apnrl.Ia syrup OF Wild Cherry, = vaunbl,
medicine tor colds otal kinds; Muiiatts Phrni,
bittrrs; Cod Liver Oh A large stock oiGrsicn.
berg medicines, such rs Pills, Vcunlilg, Dyscns
~ syrup. ChrIdren's Panacrs Eye Lotion, &c.
,ALSO-it-ed's, Renejici'., Bonrlman's, Cook
,NonslgneuI's, Smiths, Indian Vegetable. Fra,
l'y's, London Vegetable. Lees, and other Pills. .
d which will be sold cheap. by
Npv 3o-,r V,.,
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PURSUANT toan order OF the probate .onr,
j oi Putnam county, notice Is hethy given. m a,
all persons having claims aeains, the estate oi
Lewis Dotson late at said county. deceased, ARE
requlted to produce the same IN writing and file
themin said cour, on the hrs, Monday ~ Febtus.
airy next, when and where such claimants are re.
auested to appear Tor the purpose OF having ,heir
clainsadIusted IN pursuance oflaw,
Dec ~, ls5s..at SAsL. r. LEWIS, .in'r.
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'T'O I.ouis1 Bruen Alexander MBruen Herman
L Rrucn, Levi Green Charles II Green, Eliza
beth Green, Harriet e G'ecn. Martha VI Bradford
Sophia " Livingston. Charlotte A Warren, Nj,
choIas II Philips William Il Lawrence, Joseph
Brggs. Robert Leech. Frederick Hall. Joseph
Hobbs, Cornelius Cokrly, Waller Lull Charles F.
lloyi, John Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Dcnnison
7 Groves, Charles II Wheeler, John Miller Tho
mas BRYANT, unknown heirs OF Henry Andrews
Richari Philips, Margaret Whining Elizabeth
MnlninS. James Boyd & Nathaniel Boyd George
WB Morgan, unknown heirs of James Mullen,
James Hammond Margaret Hammond. Trustees
STATE Bauk Of Illinois, State Bank OF Inos, md
to the unknown owners Of and parties interested
IN the following descrbed pieces and parcels OF
land pd town lots, or any or either OF them, via:
whneq section % town 80, tango 5 East
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NEW GOODS +!

y, NAlTlNGER desires 10 tay 10 his ir''Gc
u and the public. TINT he has been receiving
NEW GOODS.
For the last ten days and respectfully asks the ~.
unllcn OF buyers. The purchase being much "
ger Than usual. Heentertains no doubt ,ha,he
able, with the very large stock Of well assorr
goods to render general satisfaction, Csii att.
old .iand
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=, lNGl.n aud dou'c ron hracr pH7-5 I1 SETS nr
> 'l'S'e, piIl'. paws, pt''., Il Hsr., n....
fab''ls y umh anI i.vr.., pumlpiprs beads, * ,
tor sa,r "a manufacturer ,r.criy
uc, 10 j. MANir.N TO.
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The following is from the principal accounlan.
81 the wealthy aud highly respectable house OF
Messrs voris & Bro. OF ih. city, ana presents one
Of The MOST WONDERFUL CURES in the
annals Of medical history.
MIR. II G.. FARRELL--Dsar Sir: Actuated ~ a
sense Of yrateiulnrss. submit the following as an
instance Of the utility Of your great medi,ine. My
child, three years old. was suddenly attacked with
n terrible disease, which in less than six hours
prostrated it to total helplessness The limbs be-
came so rigid that no, joint could be bent the
flesh turned black and cold and entirely deprived
ofieeng the eyes fixed, partially closed aud al
together blind, following this was deafness TO all
pounds he spine became contracted and so curved
that when lying on lis back tn, head and heels on
~ touched. Indeed the child presented every Gp-
pesyance OF being dead. immediately on the at
TACK, the family physician was called in, and for
three weeks he aJorrd to restore il to feeling, but
All1n vain, although twas bstcred a dozen times
aud various rubcacient hnnents applied A con-
ruliauon Of physicians was then held btu TO no pu-
pose, the case was then brought before the medi-
cal society, but nothing could be suggested which
nd not already been done. and the doctor then
lime he could do nothing more, We then com.
'rced applying your LinIrnent freely over the
1:e length OF the spine, anu you may imagine a
.gt's JOY. when. after few applications, G,ur-
s'g animation wasarparent. and it rapidly reco'
Nered with the exception OF the sight whic il did
MOREOVER perfectly ornear month, The chd
is now as healthy and robust ascan be. FIVE other
cases Of the same kind occurred previously in my
neghbOrhoOd oil OF wh lch died there IL no do ubt
II your Lnmen, had been used they would have
recovered. HENRY G. CLELAND.
Peoria, march, 1851
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spLENnTn STOCK
Fall and Winter Goods
+ a r m G RS Store.
Utst Side of tie Court Uouss Souars.


/ HAVE Just opened rs handsome n stock Of
i New GOODS as has ever been brough, into this
or any other Town in the West | superin,ended
the purchase of them in New York in person, and
took ali possible pnlns TO secure the very beW nr,i
cles, and She lntesi styles and fashions.
have also made arrangements with House. in
the East to supply me with all the lales, snc u,s,
popular patterns, oiall kinds oi
La d tes' Dress GOOdss
So that they can be had here. Al my STORE, almost
Of the same time they make their appearance. in the
East
My stock is al! new, and warranted to be Of the
very hssi quality Tor the price Call and see Tor
yourselves. take pleasur, in showing my Gso,is
and shall charge no or. who may wish to Inspect
them Tor my Time, if they 20 not purchase.
- lie sure to Cell at the Farmers
Store, y. Side Of the Court Houss Square
N.B.-AlI kinds OF Produce taken at the high.
est mar kei price, in exchange for Goods.
Ocl. 9 lS52-ii G. A. FISHER.
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Second Arrival

Caan9' Of ASminis!rsiion-- CASH SYSTEM
adopted
THE CITY BAKERY
u stately rdc-ved good stock oi Groceries quit
able TO the h and winter demand. and will con
tinue 10 receive such additions by rail road s., vii
mal.eihe stock, IN point Of variety. qualify, and
equal to any in town. Grateful tor pas
patronage, We hope TO meri,ts continuance.
B,--'D.mands in favor or against The Ci,y
bakery Willie promptly attended 10
Nov 10 1859 N Woot.ry
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Bound for California |!

W1E 000 WORTH Of Ready Wade C'o'N.
Cl'.UUU ing, stSew York prices. mus; ta
,oldhv the Inst OF January, 1888
Tn" undersigned has the largest and most cen
pl.ir ass, rimrn OF
READY MADE CIOTNINT.
Ever offered in this market. aud At wholess'e ard
retail At Coz, Abe,rr chance seldom Offers &c
dress warm for the approaching winter.
P. S.-rhosr ndsb,-d,o the firm OF Kohn 4
Mandebaum o. Marcus Kohn. will please call and
make settlement.
Also, Those that have claims sgains,said firm,
willplense presen, their accounts for settlement.
Also, 3O0acres otland in Bureau county for sale
cheap. (Oct. go NJ. KonN.
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| HAVE lu,t received two tuzrn copies # ,hi,
! "Nc'rinSy pnplar work, ant shall sell them
AZ tn ,Dw It pps'lrlr prlcc, ~ the Ottawa Drr
store, June ly-tt " " tIv.p,y
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Notice /!

NOt1cf
HNllE undersigned will receive repars,e rropc.
ssls tor medical and surgical aid tn the PAD
= pers OF the towns oil Ouaws. Salisbury, aud
In Sale, tor the year 1853
Said proposals 10 sialrthe nmorn.Frr year. asy
furnishing ailnscessuTy medicine, medical end sur
gIcsi and.
The undersigned will be m,he Office ofihe rcun.
iycirrk ~ Ouawa, Oh the 2gth day Of December
mex, and y, the Hardy House IN La Sall- and the
Mohena House IN Peru. on the Both, aud receive
and decMr upon such proposals 40 may be gwen in
rrsrIving the right TO reject any or all proposals
that mny be Offered. II not denied Tor h. ineres, of
The county. 9; w J.cr,os, Superintendent
Nov AZ @ y r5s WI'r' 81 tie
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New Publications.

.'SI received. a Ialgr .oiriIhr latest and mo-,
~ popular Novels, irgccl from IN, Puhi,hrrs IN
NJ" f"lkau' Tor sa'. chcnp.by
may wi ~ ". ClpIriv
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W Dee. ii. j, MayIr,& c
100 ron, lrnIi nnl Siccl.

IN hand anl Tor sale TIL, pppy Ut sligo
~ lion S0l Piov S.r., u Jur.Itl 10, Z. i,pu .h
ani SV"ris l,on, Norway rrI. ing an blister,
"r'inln, vHst All ping Zee, al. ,twbH.. :. vii
eel At Ia l.H',lIiIcs u ick-m.h. Wi. I'D to
their iaNaIl q 10 Lvv "a, IrrI. ttiur. u,In -
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