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The editor of the n Y journal OF Commerce
has received from Florida quarts VI mosquitoes
in n glass receiver or jar, marked "Preserr,d
Mosquitoes FROM Florida They are specimens
of the mosquitoes which, according to n state.
nent in the Journal of Commerce, thrust their
bills through nn old boiler in which an unhappy
Yankee had taken refuge to avoid tho enormous
mosquitoes Of the everglades. Tho story gocs,
that the Yankee, on finding how matters stood in
the morning, went to work and cllnchod all the
bills inside the boiler. when the mosquitoes tax.
ing the alarm, rose with the boiler, and few OF
a, laundering rate in the direction Of the okee.
Ccenokce swamp Nothing Is now wanted to sub.
stantac the story but the boiler.
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HrAsoss FOR PLAN1IS3 ORonARps-l. Would
YOU have an inheritance TO your children; Plant
IN orchard. M other investment OF money aud
Labor will, in the long run, pay 70 well
>. Woulj YOU make home pleasant, the abode
Of social yirtuee' Plant an orchard Nothing
better promotes amurg neigbbors f,ei,g oi
kindness and good will than a treat Of good fruit,
Often repeated.
3. Would you remove from your children the
strong temptation TO steali plant az orchard. II
children cannot OBTAIN fruit At home, they are We
~ apt TO steal IT, and when they have learned to
4tcal fruit, they arc IN far way 10 leauto steal
hu-ses
/. Would YOU cultivate constant feeling of
thaukuness toward the great gycr Of all q o ! I
plant an orchard. By having con.tantly before
you one OF the greatest blessings gwen In man,
yoa must be hardened If You are not influenced
10y rpri; Of humanity and thankislress
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tIO,hiug Made 10 Order.

Al Rsductd Prices stosuitthe times
THE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity for past lnvors, and
respectfully sOclts continuance OF their patron
aye. lie has taken rooms directly over the store Of
Rodgers. Mills n Co, formerly occupied by q
Burr. opposite the Mansion House, where he will
be happy to wait oh all Tint should call during hu.
.iress hours Garments oiall kinds made to order
GarCon;ianty ON hand superior 10, of fine
Broad Clothes, Cnssimeres, Tweeds. Vestnrs
Trimmings. &c, &c, nnd for sale cheaper Il /,
can be bought any where else. A NJ BAILEY.
May 22l, 1852
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Undertaking..

They viii pay particular attention 10 this busi.
ness Cnfns uf Nil sizes constantly on hand
Fisk's Metallic Burial cases furnished II called for
Persons leaving their orders with them will hr ~.
with n hearse aud furnish carriages II wanted
May22, ls52..ly RUGG & WATSON
NcB Furniture Ware Room, Isl door north Of
Hoes \ SpJts Lap Ohce, La Sale st., OttopG
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Gen. JacksOn's Opinion of Frank Pierce

While Old Hickory was in the Presidential
Char, IN a conversation with the Hon. Henry
hubbard, he made the following characteristic,
remars of the present nominee OF tie Democra
cy for the Presidency
You have young man growing up in youl
state, tbs young Franklin Pierce, that will be
before he Is sixty years Of age, a man fol- th,
Democracy, without the Demagogue,o
Perhaps no man who ever hved was a tettel
Judge OF men than Gen. Jackson. HIS quick
clear aud intuitive perception seemed 10 grasI
Their characteristics ~ once, and his opinion o
any man was always law How true, how p ro
phetlc was his remark relative TO Gen. Pierce
Pierce is not yet ifty years Of age. and he i. ad
nIitted To be. even by opponents, just what Jack
son said lie would be man fy, tie U.iaoera
ey riihom hs de0agcyue,-Seneca Ad.c,tiser.
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LOOKING GLASSES

ever offered IN hIsmnrket md
nt prices 10 defy competition, They have hcii.
ties Tor manufacturing superior ,o my lhls sidr oi
Chicago and are drlcimltd TO put their price
III tie Lorea Rork
in addition to what they manufacture themselves
they are rectiving good assortment Of furniture
from the most fashionable houscsin Chicago, which
they vii sell at Chicago prices, adding tran,pora-
ton. They would call particular attention 10 the
tact that they are making their own
Bedstoads,
which enables them to furnish cheaper and het.
ter Nrtlclc than can be Got elsewhere and they
Will make nny size aud pattern tina, may he called
for. or any other article III the cabinet or upholstery
line, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered aud Sc, Up
III any part ot the town, mud Il It does not give ~, {.
keep on hand Sash aud Glass o, all kinds. They
hope by strict attention To business to recciven H.
beral share OF patronage.
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THE HEAVENLY CALL.

Ny Fathers voice love To hear,
Speaking IN tones Of love;
Bnliing ehch weary soul draw near,
And worship Him above.
In every breeze that moves the air,
In every thunderboli ! hear
That voice siIll speaking from above,
And calling me IA tones Of love.
That voice is music in my ear,
Aud Oft thus saddened heart doth cheer
When the trials Of earth surround,
And reckless ones my feelings wound.
This voice steals softly o'er my heart,
Calling from earthly lhngs 10 part
Aud lrrye The ways Of sin ana death,
To walk in wisdcin's pleasant path
All, then how sweet /, Is to ieel
This Heavenly Father is my friend,
And lhorgh lam 50 weak and vile,
His triendshp tue shall Heper end.
Ottawa, 1889. ABA.
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Boot u Shoe Shop.

ysyHE under signed would call thc attention ol
I his Gieul, anil The public to lis removal To
ta, place close is where tie Eabti'~ Shop stood,
un Madison ,,gccr k0owua- Joseph liDIi- corner,
yler, be- viii continue iu tht retail of Boots UuJ
-uoerui hi, oNu maugWD.urr.
Wml- thankful for ihc liberal patronage he ho-
received ur lhn pa-l years n Ottawa. he vii en-
drnycr iO inertia continuance OF the same. lie Is
pupir-dlorakr GcUNrwou'- fine boots, OF french
Clii Patent Leather Gui Morocco, and cvcrS hing
in h,, inc, ON a. reasonable term, az the same qua
Inv con hr huuGhfin olhrrpaccs.
g' RrInrus done as usual.
0tiawu. may lily DAyL. IEAuy.
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On "a V @ @S

Carriage and Wagon Mahuiactory,
I G. GAY would inform his friends nnd cus'o.
~ u,rrs thai lie has removed 10 his new shop a.
the south west corner The public square where he
w.cou,uue the emnuu1curngo oicaITnGes hpIglcs
ana wagoh,in The latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he fatess himself that
hc can htihss good worl ~ can hc produced thi,
market No.A madri1 odrraud warranted 10 give
eu'irc satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice. ...
Cash paid tor seasoned lumber. J G.. GAY.
1r'GRON : Pain, Shop up stairs.
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New Heat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODniormshis friends and the
~ public hat he has Just opened Meat Market At
his new building on the corner north Of the Court
House Squire IN Ottawa, where he willie happy to
suppyalI his friends and the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat ne Vegetables OF all
kinds also KEEP, on hand.
No Markell on SaDddy. The shop will hckcpt
open on Saturday evening, hu, closed on the Sab
bath sept9l 1850
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L. Boot & Shoe Shop.
WM. a. FASH

WOULD inform the public that he has lately
opened a shop ON Madison street. IN the building
iurm,riy occupied by Buchanan d Eich-.bergeg,
aud lately by Bailey Il E.chtlbcrger, a. tailor
shop, where he - prepared to manufacture TO or
der uu kind. oI WOlh ia the above lnc, IN the best
possible WsUucr.
iirw N also keep on h1nda gooi assortment Of
BOOTS iND SNOES,
which he wui sell nj the very lowest prices Mend
ing d,ur.a' short notice and m the nrlfcs! manner
tul lnd see January 10 lsi2-v
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TO Farmers---PlOWS!

We have a ldrae Assortment Of
, Ix,ekirg, Sh,t5ie, Corn d Agrtl PioVs,
wtlS We should Ike TO show yon, whether you
waHtfo bug er net, MS We tauer ourselves, alter
SbkrSperrpce We have had we caI shUs' you
Piovs HQt TINT b. Beet
We have taken extra psns in selecting our
steel and timber, so we warnu all Of our P,ows m
every respect rqua, It not better haa can be found
any where else.
We have also large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach to the J lows, II wanted,
they being approved ut by most oi those that NE
them. All those tina, want Plows, p.ease call at
the Steam Plow Shop, and examine, before yon
buy Pluws that are made hundred miles of, and
sent 10 the stores here, to be pcddIed our.
March l3-tt PFMrRnRE a. DErw.
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An iurincible wit and punster asked the cap
tain Of \ craft loaded with boards. how he man
eged to get dinner on the passage. why re-
piled tho skpp,r. I'VE always cook aboard
Cook q board, do you v fejoned the was'
"then sce you have been we'll supplied with
provisions this ,fip st all events
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The Ymke, Blade gives the following among
other hipts un ma,rlniuny;
Don't be surprised, II after you have sailed
smoothly about nine months ON the voyage of
mairmoney, YOU are overt1ken by n SQrALiN
We shouldn't wonder, Its so natural
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james recie your Scripture lesson
John the Baptist was forty days and night. 10
The wilderness, clothed in camonillc's hai., With
u leather grijiron about lis neck, aud biz meat
was loco focos and wild onions"
"Tha,s good boy, you can take yocr seat
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OSBORN 81 ytN VisANKEN.
atVte s'gn ot
The Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, LII,
II ANlNG fitted up rooms for this express pur'
i pose beg leave to announce 10 the inhabitants
OF In Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor The benefit OF all who may give thema call
They keep on hand OlSTEHNln the shell and
in Guns o. tie best quality and served up alta mo.
mrnts notice. Aud dthryare ready TO furnish meals
nj any hour for the accommodation OF FdTmusand
others They solicit the patronage Of the public
aud will give satisfaction td all Oc25
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LAST Y,NStE TUioE-1hc Newport (R ~
anti temperance men have nominated tics, loi
inspectors. consisting ul bind men, whose duty
it will be tor, tina, no liquor is suld as Le,,-
rage in that town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

The number Of mili,aiy Land Warrants issued
to recent date is s,a;ed to he ~ 900 II which
| I 900 were for 100 acres; $1,000 fUi 50 acre.
aud 81 Oo0 Tor ~ acres
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MilIiuery! A..

I'N Mo. &. + WE has removed her ~
Millinery Establishment IN the rooms directly over
l. u NyGhs Stare.
next door to the y. Y House She trust, for con-
lnullon ut trade, assuring her customers that work
committed "a hrrcarc wiil he xccuicd with pronpt-
ness and on very reasonable terms.
. n" NsH Door to.Hc Mr. York HolS, q
Ottawa lam ,ry = 1872
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Millin erV!
IRIS. GVGGG hnsremoved 10 the well known
Il stand oi 4 Drkev

MI sInnd OF 7. UCktY,
Corner of Canal and Columbus Streets
She trustsior continuance oitrade, assuring her
customers that work committed 10 her care sha
he done in the latest styles, aud on very rrnsona.
be terms. She has received her Spring Gools
aud Fisbon-tnnd lsready to wait onall who may
give h"ra call
l.iningsanl Trimmings always on hand. Shur.
ed Hats made very neatly. MayS-tf ,
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a WHO WANTS a
m Chairs e. Bedsteads ? -,

II L. WATERMAN still keeps IN la Sale
IL. street, where hr has been tor ~ years. and
has never faded m giving good satisfaction.
His chairs nr, all made by good workmen, nu6
warranted 10 stand better than Chicago or 81, LOUIS
work
GJ- The public are respectfully invited to ocal and
examine. Dctohrri
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THE subscriber has opened paint shop on Ca
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossock's Store
near the Side Gut where he will be ready ore-
ceIvc ordersio work, or dn any kinds of painting
Ihlt mIaN he laslLcl- Llnn3-IN | L InMn.
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raymcnl must lnvorabIy De IN adVahtt.

Advertisements inserted Mt 81 per square Tor
the hrst insertion aud % cents nr euch subsequent
,n.rruon. 4 liberal discount made to those who
adycrliseby the year.
u1i- No paper discontinued unh all 9rrearages
mr.. mid. unless at the option of the Publishers,
NJ Communicaiicns, To insure attention, must
always be tree OF postage, aud accompanied vita
The Anihnr's name.
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Tnu witt Do-passengcrs are now carried bc
tween New York and Buffalo by ralruad, IN four
teen hours sud n hslf'
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wv NNvN SWNyN&.


O3ioc, ~ Story. North Endef Eed'hcks Br'cG
Bi,ck, Easi Sidc Of he Court Hosse Square.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

moss ME BoLLisTrR.
JJOES 4 HOLLISTER, Attorneys and Coun-
sellor. nj Law aud Solicitors IN 'hancefY'
Will give their pronP' attention to all bs'n,ss ,"
fdcd 10 them IN The circuit, supreme, and Federal
courts of The state, Office In Sanger y Armour
block ,ouih-wes corner OF the Cont House
square, Ottawa, IN May ~ i7'-'
NORRIS ~ FISEHR. Geo. II, Norris,
y Geo. : Fishcr) iuorRegs al Lam Land
Jrcgfs, Oifalra H.; Wal pay particular ntien-
non To tnr payment OF taxes m any plrt tol lihos,
purchasing ant selling Real Estate, lnyesugal!ng
tltlrs collecting demands huyIng and ssihng MI,
nary Land Warrants, and locating ihs'i ~ Wy.
best Lands Tor so,dlers or others, selssiEs w
stnns and all cuims against the ttosd)Hrl1Tt'
OffiCE--Ou the southwest cog.er oifnc raD-
Commissioner Of Deeds, &c, for New York 4,
Connecticut, ONO, New jersey Mlchgan ,g. ana
Wisconsin. May a. io'--h
~,iI\MPLIN n WALLACE, y, c. Cham
I ; piu-W II l. Wallace attorneys and t1uH-
Sciidrs at Lac. Olilce over T.. "ulg, Drug
store Ottawa. nov % "
~ LELAND, Attorney and COuHSsiio At
II. La,r. Office IA the room ~ the court house
occupied IN part by The Clerk and Library OF The
supreme court. may ~
rLOVER d COOK, d O. Glover-B, c.
u Cook1 AHorncg, Il Councillors at Lnr,-
Ottawa O,li,r IN Rcddick's Block .as, sde OF
the Public Squire. June i''H-u
4, ". RANDALL, AHorpcg at Lo,c--Jolrt
y. Wlll county, H. Aug. TO- lSis-u
I,REEE 4 INGALLS, e.. C. 7. Frcer--G. A
u mslu-J .iHorncys a"d solicitors Chicago
Illinois. Mar lou
I, BECKER. Thldcirn and Smg'oH utcnd
>. iug To make Ottawa his permanent home
trnI.rs hI. professional services to the oil"us o
1u,w, and yIruiiy Office and residence on Ia
ull street, opposite Mr llus~lcks sash tog'cN
lu the hla,r llgn"Tly occup'd by |. J liurt
where h. ydu at all times be touui "hru not "'h"''h'
un professional business. GhfG"s Wod,i'E'
\ Il Instead ct pulling huseli d. u merely
nsksa llIr aud Impartial t1t juno l-'!
sARS HARD d ullL Tender their Proles.
~ sirn.l services 10 the Cltllcss OF OdaW"
aud vicinity Gr.rdrnrr on Madison street, near
the side cut Ui!lre over BIggcfs store, urdl me
rost Oiiire. December u, loJl-li
~ W HOPKINS Physician and sTyso".
1. Otuwa. H.. o.Tcr- hl' professional s'rvi
c,, 10 the citizen. of Ottawa aud vicinity. Once
over the store ui : W thet'rr next To- N1'N..
& Vrk,ut-. Residence on the uolh s'ir oi
inr new Pu,ln Suarr, where hr may nc ionnd at
,r.s Aug 6 lSis-gt
a, Y. GE,GGS, Druggist nd Bootfeil'r-
a. Ia the brick building north Of the Court
liru,r, Ottawa, III. uc''' 1911
NNvALKEG & UICKLING, D.a'er' ~ Dr"g'
w ant Mlrires, Pain'', o''s, '9r'"'"e'
Patent li,diriass. Giass, &c Ottawa, H.
ssTM W CANAELI, D.a''r i Dr'JS H'
w ,b,i,.,i. Pants. Oi.. gaic,i Riria's,
Furnishes TBs NnFs, Sc.i -~,oul store h"II" oi
the Manson Hpl-,, utaHl, III may i-U.
~ LTDIP,JN L,a',r m Drv'. f"le"i
Ia. K-.E-i-.s Paints. Ojls IarH''"'' psr
NnuBs, Sc between the Cay Uac. au1 A,duirA N
Eo,k, Uuawa, III.
1, ! Smith, Ho'.r in brnys N.ar'",'.
-, Paufs, OaA Dy, Ntuf', DC, de,' NcNaIN'
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A Columbus. Ohio paper states that the vhclt
thetesbouts j. suffering from the We VII
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wthou, fatigucng this convention with more
on this occasion ! would onl, add thit con,ilera
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FURNITURE

TnNIlEsuhscriher, beg leave
d 10 inform the cillirus ot
n OjmwH mud ylciullylhnt
they have on hund. and are te
celvIng the hest assortment Of
Furniture and
InnlgtNn IIaSs re
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OSr DOLLAR AND tITry CLS's Ter Annum
# paid IN advance Al papers not i,lli ior ih All
,sncc will be charged at the rate q, Two DVa.LARs
"a Year.
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Accounts from the West and East indicate
that the wheat crop looks remarkably we'll, pl.
though It will be small this year, in consequence
Of a considerable portion Of the breadth On the
ground having been destroyed by the hard'win
ter We learn from the farmers Of the north
towns Of this county that similar state ofaifairs
exists here-the crop being limited, but healthy.
-CiHcinndG Price Current
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proposes to impose on candidly confess that do
not know how to perform il, and have not time 10
learn. II the other members oil the committee have this
competency, they will have TO perform the duty II not
will not be performed by the committee at all OF this
now give fair notice 10 the Senate have deemed IT
my duty TO make this statement Whatever opinion other
senators may entertain Of my competency for this bust
ness, think know what am able 10 do; and know
that am not competent TO do this am not one OF those
who believe that a cannot know himself. have
always thought that mans capacity better known 10
himself than TO anybody else. have looked somewhat
into this matter and know not capable of perform.
ing this duty For that eason do not wish to be obliged
10 perform T. But as fear that my amendment may EN-
barrass some of my friends, and as am unwilling
impose duties the executive officers OF the houses
OF Congress which would involve them in any painful or
Injurious responsibility, which their friends unwil
ling that they should assume, will Withdraw the amend
ment which have proposed-closing my remarks with
aIepeuon OF the assurance to the Senate that I'M
able TO perform the duty required by the resolution and
Al II IL imposed on the committee, shall not undertake
IT, withdraw my amendment, if il is in my power to
do so.
The PRESIDENT. BY unanimous consent, the amend
ment can be withdrawn
There being no objection, the amendment was with
drawn
The further consideration OF the resolution was then
postponed until tomorrow
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NOTICE hereby given persons may
benefits the OF Congress- approved March 1851 found
a Military Asylum, he., viz;
Al soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the army Of the United
States regulars the regiment battalion Of
nnes who served in the with Mexico disabled
disease wounds contracted and line
their duty their disability apabie
service all soldiers and discharged soldiers u The Of the
United States, may have honestly faithfully
twenty years soldier
may contributed funds OF the Military
the sAeMaIch
the Of that who have been disabled BY disease
line his rendering
military service every OF wounds
incurred military service, though contributor
funds Of institution who during tho period he voluntarily
nues receive benefits Of IT, shall transfer his
Military Asylum, that building has been provided In this city fol
their accommodation.
No deserer mutineer habuai drnkard win be admitted
without Of reformation Of the
soners shall deem sufficient authorize his admission do The
Military Asylum apply United
shall felony
dsgaceu Of civil nature since Ia
shall admitted service Of the United States
Applications institution will
Brevet Captain Schuyler Hamilton u. A. Secretary th
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, ID. O..
Dec 25-3aw2w
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Washington
city and immediate posse Of the three
building old established
m and Market Space They built in the
modern style for the dry goods business and with lights
side ~ wide - high
basement 10 feet wide by SIS feet deep and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for sales room well lighted BY several
building The
Market Is IL wide, 81 feet
26 % deep, having skyght
finished wide
feet deep, feet inches high There communication from
with The third
is wide by 81 Deep with skyligh feet by feet
the could be made by
Each pavement
fuel.
For apply the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~
Dec l3-TuThsain ANNE r. DERMoTT
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TO WESTERN TRAvELLERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS


(Ihfough IA toeay-tpo hours and haLE)
THIS line TO Pisburg Baltimore
fennsysana Central railroads is now in successful opera
uon ny Baltimore ~,
after ne time OF arrival Of the evening Washngon aud
wocee 70 Harrisburg where they the Central
railroad train, aud proceed immediately delay,
The mountains in daylight and arriving in Pibug the
Gay aer starting The entire distance by railway
with the exception Of 20 miles which done in coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pitlsburg in the T. %
arrive AT Harrisburg at the where
train Of the Baltimore and Susquehanna
waiting, and proceed Immediately Baltimore arriving
In time for the train Washington which
M This route Is as reliable offered to the public
Q9-Fare through (eher way) Sll.
For tickets apply the ticket agent susque-
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore,
ticket agent Of Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Psbu
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
Dec l4-dlm
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MRS. CH0ATE's millinery and Fancy store, Four
m andahaif street. Penn avenucMrs keeps constantly
on hand very large assortment of millinery goods bonne
dress made order She confident
be surpassed by establishment
and trimming articles well selected and every
give satisfaction Christmas and NewYears Of
quality Fairs supplied Mt liberal discount Don't forget AZ
street, one house north Of Pennsylvania
Dec 2l-dlm
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by Mr. STUART The petition OF the board OF educa.
on OF the state OF Michigan, praying Tor grant OF lands
them equal 10 value certain salt spring lands heretofore
granted to said State, and erroneousy confirmed by the
secretary OF the Treasury referred the Committee
Public Lands Also, the petition OF citizens of Albion,
Michigan praying that Congress win make suitable pro-
visions Tor the erection OF line Of telegraph from Fort In
depenoe 10 some eligible point the Pacific coast by
passage Of law that viii protect and encourage the tee
era phic inventions Of American citizens
BY Mr. FlCkLlN The papers in the claim Of Robert