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Hogs and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Price C,urant of the 6 IN has
the following:
The falling IF m the consunprive demand IN,
LEFT IN The Wet aud ; nth much larger stock
Of bacon Than W.. AZ Gs p-r"i u o,;ner Ut ~.
lhr"" last wears, and the prospects Htr titU the
mark rr, Will be pretty well cleared III cd pro
ducts before he Incoming IT ia, new are We
rd,dh mere favorable than they wee two
weeks back There l. un doubt whatever that
the country will regulre all the meat that !. held
aud at moderate prices It will be taken. The
decline ~ provisions has been used to some tx.
tent To produce panic IN the hog market, but
confidence has been shaken to very limited
* ent only
Ia this market, prices have declined 2jc. per
loo lb' from the highest point, but few ufour
dealers rrrr,',d, or showed any disposition Ia
pay over IS 20, which is the present current rae
thou,h "a % VAS given IN many instances -
1hroushuui the whole We.ia higp number oi
hogs have been contracted for. 1t Is reported
that m Louisville the contracts amount 10 over
100000 and ~ Madison to 10000 Webelieve
however, that N both cases the number is con
sid-ub, over estimated. Here there are con.
tracts Tor lih,UOO To 100000. II is supposed
that the heavy contracts ut Louisville aud Madi
son will divert great many hogs from this mar
krt, and this, in connection with the heavy eY.
ports east, will cause falling 1T in the business
at this point a. compared with last year 1t has
always been the case, howeysr that prices ruled
2sc. per 100 lbs. higher at this place including
the premium paid by packers than at any point
IN the west and II promises to be so the ensuing
srason This will ensure TO our city her iul
quota Of the hog business, and We therefor,
look Tor M falling I'll in the packing operations;
but on the contrary we believe there will be NJ
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State Central Committee, Philadelphia.
Great Cuban Meeting u, New Orleans.

New Orleans. Oct. 10
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived to-day
from San Juan, which place she left on the 9th
inst
Il j. estimated that the number present at the
Cuban Indignation meeting last sveno. reach.
ri 10000, being the largest over known here
There were 200 vice presidents, and speeches
were made from dIhrrcn, st,nds Resolutions
IN favor Of immediate redress were adopted and
ordered to he transmitted to ;hc President Of the
S without DELAY
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Maitcson and Webb..A Contrast.

What advantage can the people N this part Of
the state possibly gain by voting f,r Webb for
Governor IN preference To- VI ,tte-un Wrare iak
ny To wing. Tor lnere are M drmucru.. hereahuut
that will voc FIR Webb Nr.W halls from a regiuu
gion that has always opposed OUT interests. The
Wabash country was ever again-' our canal Ii
claimed for Mr. " that he voted for the famous
contractors bill" in lSil Ia onrplrtv the canal
But he was not the friend # Nj R,an'- bill lie
was not 10 the Legislature hen that oil tir., pas
sed, bat after the loan VA. effected to complete
the canal, on the simple condition that the state
should levy a small tax to apply toward paving
the nierest on our state boni,, he voted against
leVying that tax, and consequently for the defeat
OF that whole arrangement by which our canal
was 50 happily completed
How msauly dpes such a marrow minded sec.
t'onai course contrast with the maguaninious and
liberal Course always pursued by Mr Mlt,e.on
while in the legislature When did the south ever
compliinof him as iIliberal and ,ectiuna,l And
what great measure in which the North and par.
Ncu'aJ'y the canal region was interested, but hl'
name Is Identified with it as one u the main pil.
lars Of its supporii lie not only lab,reJ and
voted for the canal at Springfield, Bot he went to
work on it with the shovel and spade. 50 with
the our Railroad. Foresetins the Importance Of
the route, xix wears ago he was instrumental with
Others IN procuring the Figh, Il W, " FIR th, rail
road from Joliet TO the Ia llama state line, aud
when the charter wa, finally procured for the road
from Chicago to La Sale (uo small task and ~
which he was second in efficient work to no other
NAM he was the first man to go to work On the
road, aud he took as his part a third oft, whole
length! OF every other great measure IN which
this region is interested he la, been a, active and
eificleu, friend To whom then do our people
owe gratiiude' For whom should they vote I
Their friend or enemy
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BANE ~ CHICAGO. The Chicago napers men.
ton the appearance II a new batch uf Wild cat
-hinplastrrs in that city, purporims to oe issued
by the Bank of Chicago" Now. According to the
con.ttulIun and laws II the state Of lmui.. there
can be but one kind Of bank paper legally issued
within this state, aud that is paper regularly re-.
sIs:ered and cunnter.ignri by the Auditor or hi.
deputy, ami secured by 4. pledge ofpuh'ie ,,o,k..
AS this Chicago Bank has made ~ such plr..,,.. +
stocks. and ils paper IL unsecured it follow. ..,
1t IL Illegal "A cheat, frauo and ,windr II i,
doubly 50, fOr the concern doe. not even asr,, 10
redeem 1t. issues excep, in the rags Of other bank,
or at shave IN spece''a kind Of petty, larceny
tolerated by no banking law m the world. The
President Of this Bank is Seth Paine, ESQ. viii.
lom Treasurer, or something as superluou., of
the Salisbury Plank Road Company" He is a
mtc'ble illustration Of how surely one lin lead. to
greater; for the Plank Road issue. were au,ho
r1ed 10y shadow of law, but these Chicago Li,l.
are issued in defiance Of law MI ". T Muir i.
face,ousiy dubbed the Cashier" Of this Bank of
Chicago"
We set our faces, aud the people Of linu.
must set their faces, against all this swindlnp
Wild cat trash. 1t will 90 by the board, as sure
a. the winds will scatter the leaves of autumn.
There are at presen, ten legal and, we believe.
safe banks IN this state doing legal and homes,
business five need more, more can he cstab
l''hcd Butt, i. not fair and jus, tia, these bank.
are Compelled to compete with irresponsible wild
cats The mex, legislature ms.t pu' a stop to the
nuisance and we shall be clauorou- until the,
make all this wild ca, banking from Geo Smith
down, pcniien,iary offence.
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DF-'. E@1 4 ~ -1h-f 1 -1L 4 Z n L.
Qaiin--Bgt Two Laad=l 70, Irea-.Lru to Ms
DAAid Little.
cAErF7--l.' qas'iy Prem to Nr O u
Blilocs
s:a'r-Pren to III. N 5. corel-i.d.
Eag-Pf.a. t. Mr.. DR.. + .liocs
Hearth Rag PEN. 10 Mr.. u : CopelanL
Bgaia.d Kei-P'-m. to MIS- o u Blilosk
Gsa''sagsI Cosnfgrter Prem % }irs Poster.
Table Sysssi.-To Jclia " Pl,.f-r.
lamp N1is-ls; prem. 10 Ms l Lsls1i q
Ircm 10 Ms D. BILOXI
OHorlc., Is, prem &c Rashs, Il Pes. 81
pf.u u Ce.it u Wes;on
B4tie.s-Prs1n t. Caroline S-ave
cad BgzLe.s-p-en 10 jan Peek
Sio-liugI Prem to Mrs D u B.Iock
IA; --Irsn. TO Ms 2 A Willie.
Va For,rs-bGttefsf--rrsI 20 Ca,>.-sur
tndsr Nlsfr,t--We =s-e pleased n sc :. 1i--
taking an interest n IL, knl II work There
we're several nee ar,iflss brUCghi b. al q -trt
We ;ii1s neatly wicked bzi We awarded the
premium 10 Ms c. K Poster
psls3 DT7wiagI--!.. pen t. Gss GE-y =
Chapman q prem. 70 Ms CAL E.T.
TviRef F7eHnel --pTer. O. MrE ! : B-I,lss
r SbirfS--Ws have never sssn tie work &C. -t,
department; surpassed There were three .re.-
linens prsseuiedby Jan. MeLail. Spa s--=- vs
awarded the premium
Rixai Fail Coh-Bl; ore srti5s. - rLi-a
W. awarded prem to ". 0. y. H-Ha.r
Hiankst,- Prem. to Mra o. " E-.-lsa
Jiatrl--Prgr 70 Sarah G4llo-ay
.Teupt-prerr 70 Mss yaitis safiA s-5
IHRe F1Hss' Pren 70 Ms Z G1lsvs-
Fan II f,1th<y, Prem. 20 Ms 0 Z E-ls-s
Stareh A superior article, v7--ly ----a----
by Martha Shepherd jena u iJ--!JlE- "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

The friends Of the Literary Association will
hold then first meeting IN the hall Of the Ottawa
Institute VA Tuesday eyenlng, rhc 20 h int. al
% o'clock, On the following natter,
Selection Of officers;
Proposal Of the statutes and admission e #.
iec'ise and honorary members;
Nomination of q committee Gr the rrcrpIun
and choice uf matters forming the overture # he
tia. representation Z. 4 f. NAseuE
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a DIVintSp.-A dividend of twenty per cent.
on the original amodnt Of the Certificates issued
10 subscribers for the sl,6o000O canal loan, will
DO paid to the holders Of said certificates in hi.
noI', at the Office Of ii. Burch 4 Co, Ia Chicago
ON the goth inst. The books will continue open
until the LIST November, and after that the nav.
men. viii be made at the Office Of the Secretary
IN Loskport-C hieoyo Dem. Pre1
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IT. q, F 4 K K E l. Is
Celebrated Arabian Liniment

"''us"'H '.uhteIieiis 10 spring up oil over the
country spreading their ban-iul influence over the
Iahd' Tobbhg the pockets Of the honest and unsu,
P'ct.ng, by imposing upon them worthless md
Po'S"nnS Trash Tor the genuine II G. Farrell, Ara.
p'"h linlmcni. Fellow Citizens Look well be.
''fr YOU buy, and see that the label of the bot,I.
has the letters II. before Farrell. for # :, has
not is counterfeit. The label around each hot.
+ tie OF the genuine Imminent reads thus. I'll & Far.
reiTsCeI~bratcd Arabian Lnimrnt !" md the sip
nature OF the proprietor is written upon the label
also, and thee words are blown in the glass, III.
e Farrell. Arabnn Linimrnr. Peoria"
The daring Dol dness of the rccr.snl who would
deceive the prope by imposing upon them WORTHLESS.
Trash Tor really genuine nud good mrdicine thu,
notony cheating Them out ofihrir money, hut that
~hlchlsia tar dearef-thcir hra,th-ourht 10 be held
up IN scorn, and receive the conicmp, HI. das-
tardly spirit merits Let every one then, who re-.
gnuls his own health, and wishes truth and hon
''ty 10 triumph over deception and rdscaiifu, rut
his heel on all base impositioHs, and uphold ths,
which sluSl and night The genuine II. e. Far.
reil- Arabian LHm. nj has proved iis-lf TO BE- the
most remarkable medicine known for The cure Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, pains wherever located
SPANS, bruises, hardened Jumps. burns. wounds.
corns chronic sore and weak eyes, lame back etc:
and is an eeciua remedy for horses and cattle, in
the cure OF sweeney, distemper lnmene.s, dry
shoulder, spinr, wounds etc rte, and will always
stop the further prngress Of polleviI, -tula, rng-
bone, and blood spayen, If used IN the beginning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

Ma. Dimmick the 81 Mss Dimfni-k also sen.
N the sample Of steamed bread, which va. rery
nice indeed and vel wEthy ola premium. b.:
ell We nave to gre Is our commeudstion. which
we freely bes,oE
In conclusion your committee would remark
that IL their opipion. each exhibition Of your 50
eis,y shove a marked improvement IN tn. &c
PartIneni q Industry. Tie tine has teen yhsn
u wAs though, that good latter and cheese c1-ll
never be made in l!.Hqis; bs, Ar. President. ihi-
society i annually eenlonsirsiiHg 10 the World
that oar wives AMI daughters can make as good
bread, batter and cheese can t. made and r.
such p,ofasi3o. =. TO make famine i-e The
lini AMI hunger look agh.s; at ihei ak before l.
All Of Which Is respectfully submitted
". A PESSELt, Cha irtesn.
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Estate of Jonathan Eomier, deceased.

PURSUANT to an order Of the county court q
/ LaSalle county, notice is hereby gwen, ina, all
persons having claims agans, the estate OF Jonathan
Fowler, late OF La Sale county, deceased, are re-
qnred to produce the same in writing and file them
in said court on the Sd Monday in December next
when and where said claimants are requested TO at.
tend Tor the purpose Of having thei claims ADJUSTED
In pursuance oflaw SARAH FOWLER, admir-.
Oct 90, 1882 CIV,
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A Coon Hr..-.John Van Buren,. in his speech
at Sewburgh, New York, among other things
laid that after November next Gen. Scot, would
be delivered Of all apprehension Of fire in the
rear which had been the nightmare Of his life
because then there would be nobody behind ,C
FIRE at him.
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Chicago Oct. 90.
The market Is somewhat dull, and exhibits a
Sigh decline in wheat and oats
Flour sales spring wheat country brands at
1885 winter $50; Mich 3,75a426.
Wheat--sales spring at As 60; winter GO a
20.
corn-sales at 40 a 80 cts; in the ear a, SAC
per 10 lbs. Sales at 40 cts, anoa,, and so cts
free un board
Oats--sales at IS a 80 eta.
Rye--sales at So cts. per Sc lbs.
Barley--sales at As 40 cts, so cts free on
board
rovi.'ons--sales mess pork at $1,000, But.
ter ut lot II cts; Eggs, . cts; Tallow, 81 cts
Salt-sales at 81 so al so for fine.
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The Murder I'm Milwaukee

We dnI in the Milwaukee Democrat the fol.
lowing additional particulars in regard to the
murder IN Milwaukee on Thursday last
REyMGE AND DEATH Our citizens were
Ia ,Krt h., the sudden death Of John NJ W.
lace. n, he hand. II a woman. on the side walk
IL lruul ii Hopkins Gate Hull,) book store on
Wisconsin .Ireet. at 10 o'clock this morning.
iht idt.' a, far a. we eau learn them are these
Mr.. Lace had .educed Miss Wheeler, milf
ntf-doubtlc-- under an express or implied
promise ui marriage and had refused TO make
the only PREPARATION N hl, power, BY marrying
her Recently She had written hlm asking HIM to
send her a little money; he replied, by bidding
her 60 to hell, and showed her letter to some Of
his boon companions Driven tn desperation she
SIX weeks ago purchased double bIrrlled pis
tel. a, Haywood and yesterday dirk at N,z
rn-. IN n IhI- morning, thus armed, -he went to
him as he stood nearly opposite her -hpp. acros.
the .;rret near Hopkins, and aske him uyaln-
John Lace will you marry me |" 10 which he
replied, No, III Toe damned IL | do" She
walked up to the alley, cooked her pistol, re,ur
ned and walked up behind him, as he stood look.
ing into the how case, presented her pistol to the
back OF his head, fired, and he was corpse.
Miss Wheeler stepped back little, and stood
still calmly, snd sad-"l sho, John Lace, and |
am not ashamed of it," and surrendered her ps.
to and herselft to officer Shortell, who stood near
at the time. Sheriff Page then took her under
charge and walked with her to jail and the dead
man was taken home.
When Sheriff Page took her dirk from her, she
remarked" Il is a good one, and intended to
make sure work Of it Evidences of her lrten.
ton to commit suicide, have also been discovered
This is dreadful business But, on our honor
as man, and our faith as Christian. W. feel
bound to say, that the wrong he did her far ex.
ceedeJ the wrong she has done him And, as
long as society refuses to protect the rights, and
vndcate the wrongs Of women, she must be cx-
pec,ed to redress her own wrongs There is not
n man, deserving the name, who would not in
in,ely prefer to have his daughter or sister shn,
down IN the streets, than become the victim of
the heaf,less seducer.
LARGE REcElrrs ny CASAL--From Saturday
evening to Monday morning. there arrived from,
below, 2S canal boats--some Of which had been
detained on the Illinois rlver for months past
but the late rain. have finally released them IRON
their summer imprisonment. They brought ~
an immense quantity Of grain and other produce
| Among the figures We notice, eS9,65 bu. Of oats
$500 bu of corn; col bu, Of potatoes; 336 cord.
Of wood and about Is tons Of butter-Chie Den
Press
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PIFRcE AND SCorT-A coSrGAsr.-..A correspou.
dent Of the Charleston Mercury asked Senator
Douglass how he proposed to carry on the war
against Gen. Scott, the military candidate Of the
wings. Furnish him literally with stationery"
was the prompt reply
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Sammy. run to the store and get your
mother some sugar"
Excuse me, ma am somewhat indisposcd
this morning Send father, and tell him 10 bring
me paper Of tobacco along"
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Have you said your prayers, John Y
NO maam. 1t amt my work. Bill SAYS the
prayers, and the amen, We agreed to do 1t
cause it comes shorter
EcOnsmcal youth, that.
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Csrollion, Sept 80.
To Rg HuNG- A gentleman just from Winches-
ter states tina, Smith, who murdered Gimlin. in
jersey county. wa. f,rnd guilty and il sentenced
to I've hung on the e5lh Of October Commercial
iirertisrr
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

ON New York, in sums TO suit purchasers. Tor sale
by nov9 Norris & FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Grnncll, Mnturn
& Co, New York, to any part Of Europe. at the
lowe 81 rates,
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Mail Arrnngement.

Eastern mail arrives daily Except Sunday at
1P NJ, and closese daily Except Sunday ut
A. NJ
Southern mail arrives daily at 8 A. NJ, and
/ closes +. ~ Wu L. GIBSON, Il. w.
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The friends Of Daniel Webster in Boston had 4
grand ,orchlight procession on the night Of tn,
18th inst.
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One hundred guns We're fred on boston Com.
mon, m honor Of the Webster electoral ticket Of
Nav York
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MIR. IlALSEf wishes to give notice that the
wi ELEMENTARY SCuoor, will commence again
on Monday the LIST Of November next, at the
school room in the rear OF the Methodist Chapel
Ia order to meet the increasing expenses OF the
times, the preceptor finds 1t necessary to advance
the price oil tuition to 81 so per term but no effort
will be spared IN this most important matter OF pr
mary instruction, 10 do what is done thoroughly
and correctly, that children may be able to enter
upon higher course Of studies with more credit 10
themselves and les embarrassmentto their teach
ets Ottawa, Oct 23.2t
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Weare requested 10 announce that Mr. John 4
latham has again returned 10 Ottawa, and oprn.
ed Furniture Ware Room. 81 his old stand ON
La sale street, where he val be happy 10 see his
old customers aud all Others who wish to buy iur-
nl,.re
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We a" authorized 10 announce Ws Cury,xr.
,o ~" candidate Tor the office OF Prosecu,,np Al.
Oct .
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look ont far Cowtrrtthi


TIL public are cautioned against another coun-
icrielt, which has lately mndeits appearance ca-d
w. h. Fauelfs arabian Llnlmeui, the mos; dan
gerous OF all III, coun,rrrils because IN. having tho
maine Of Farrell. will buy II IN good ini,h. without
the knowledge thata counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought is evil eilec,
The genun. article IL manufactured only hy n.
e. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II ain street. Prorin, Illinois.
to whom all applications for agencies must be ad-
dressed. BE sure you get II with the letters II &.
before Farrels, ihus-li G.. FARRELLS--an
his signature on the wTappeT--all Others are coun.
,eries
Sold by w. W. Cavalry, c. l.. Thompson,
and Walker & Kicking, druggists Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized gents throughout the Uni
ted states.
pJ-Prce % and so cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS VA NTED IN every town, village
and hamlet in the United States. IN which one is
II OF already established. Address II G. Farrell as
above, accompanied mth good reference To chnrac-
ter, responsibility, &c. Oct. l6-9-iw.
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'CAlSE--lt has been discovered that where n
10, Of boar,ers are fed for some time Oh sausages
exclusively, they begin to 'grcwL'
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We are authorized To stat, Thai David p
klns OF Putnam county, il an inIeprndrn, ,.,,,
oate Tor the Office Of plosecuung attorney Tor ,h.
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we nT authorized to announce A. A. F,su,,
laturr, al the No,rml ~ -lrcnon. az, "Es-
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We are authorized to announce ~ II ~,
ace aSa'anddate for the office ofSin,e, A,,o,r.y
l9t me ninth Judicial circuit, at the NoyrmI,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

r'r o"ngr'" John W. BRYANT.
f"f Senator William Paul
for representatives.; William S,rswn.
~ Enus Saith.
n'r Sheriff: William Cullen.
For Coroner Joseph Stout
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Nomina,io ms OF the Free Democracy

r.. - f''s Democratic State Ticket.
~, :, uo'"rnu-D A. Know,on.
r., S E'eu', dovrruor--rmlo Carpenter.
y -. secretary Of Sntr-Era-,n, Wright.
FOR Auditot-E. |. Smith
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Joseph T. Skinner will consent to be a c,,d,.
''" "f coroner he "ilI receive The VOTES oilnany
DEMo,EAr,
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An impression having gone abroad that The
undersigned has withdrawn Ia, name ~ ranii
date inr thu Office Of Sheriff he would hereby
slte tht such impression + incorrect
Oct 20 NN CCLLEN
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LosT-Some three weeks since, an ivory handle
to a plrasol, about foot IN length, handsomely
carved The finder will b. amply rewarded 10y
returning It to Mrs ] V A Hoes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

The undersigned offrrs himself =, an in,l,p,rJ.
eni candidate tor the Office oi sheriff of l., Sail.
county al The ensuing election ' '""e
Au.ust -, 1852 Rt,u.n r
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There will be religious services at the Bapts,
Church TO morrow morning aud evening.
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Rare Chance

To buy Clothing at New York Cost Prices (!
TINE undersigned being about TO start for Cal
i iiornia, offers hi. extensive stock Of good. at
cost prices oct23 N kony
nj More particulars next week
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he triumphant success OF the grea, Arabian =
mcdy toI man and beast,
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he y Y Day Book, vhig, thus notices Gen
Scot,s speech at Cleveland as published in the
Scott organs
"Wevrn;Ure to say hat no country justice can
be scared UP shu could not make a more RESPECT
able speech. He says he Is travelling fur the
purpo,e Of selecting site for government ho-
pr'aL From present Indications, he ought to be
the first candidate for admission.
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care authorized to announce VI. f.. Uo,t,s.
Judicial Circuit Wv ~"
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Books! Books
Ncw Hook, mud Drugs.

oct. 10th, 52-Just received large addition
~ to my stock oi Drugs and Books. at the New
Drug and Book Store, where am receiving every
month; which will sell, either wholesale or retail.
as low as ony one Call and see T.. Y. GRiGGs.
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