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Machinists and Millers.
Betting, steam Packing, Water


DATENT Stretched Leather Bclrinc, received
L Premium M New York. Eulcaniyed Rub
Der Betting, Twill not strrlch,} Tor elevators; and
open Belts, a superior article. Rubber Hose.
Tor conducting water superior 10 any Other Rub
Der Packing, fast >upercedng every thing else
for making steam Joints
Mil stones, Boiling cloths, and Mil ma erals in
general
4LSO-Todis Improved Portable Mil
IRON PROOF STATES,
One OF which every Merchant Mil should have
It. Louis, 2l7 Main street,
Feb l. G. & G. Tom
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Gbifaac aoptrtissmsnts.
Circular for the Fall Of 1851
or IRE
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE!

ON and after the Is, 81 November, we will be
~ found AZ our NE W STORE, q doors west
o. the old stand, built expressly to the ext
geHcies Of our rapidly increasing business, stories
each, 40 feet deep lighted BY two 30 feet sky lights
shs ennne front OF gass--maA:pg IA all neatly 600
isei of shelf and counter TGo-bcing the most spa
eious, elegant and 5ssi bglted store YVES, Of New
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Dr. iayIor'> Nerve and Bone
LINIMENT

T1NIIIS lnimen; has gained reputation in tho
east over every other nmcn,, and stands
L unriyaedn ts certainty TO cure spuius, bru.
scs, burns, sores, and eruplions, and is warranted
Ia he of twice the value that Farrers or any other
llninlcn, can be IN applications to horses and do.
nestle animals. 1t is scientifically prepared from
highly penetrating oils and cannot fail TO cure all
diseases OF tn nerves, bones and sinews. No Ia
mily should be without IT. II stands upon It's own
merit, and challenges the world Tor its equal. For
sale at the new drug and book slore north OF the
court house. drcl3 T. Y GRIGGs
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4 american House for Sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale the American
Hgus., nj the junction oiihr Illinois aud Fox
rlver7 m Ouawn nudaiI the furniture, sc, thereto
belonging, nta bargain. The house has been kept
fora numberoiyeaTs. anlhas always proved mon
ey making stund \ l.. MILLER.
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ms uR A. N cE
ny TuE
PROTECTION lMrRiNGE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
lNCORP ORATED 1925.
"DIsCOUNT OF AWARDS sc.

'DtNtotNl VT y W Ards. W.
Public attention has OF late been called 10 the
monS,rous Indebtedness OF certain Insurance Com
pnncs, which has resulted in their bankruptcy IN
yovng loss of premiums upon the unexpred peri.
cd OF risks, ns well as more serious losses,u Claim
ants, Stock and Endorsers. The undersgn.
ed tnkes therefore peculiar pleasure and pride in
stating that the affairs Of the odd Protection OF.
fee have never been IN more sound and prosper
Gus condition than nj the prcscntiime The rclcc-
ton OF an immense number Of risks during the last
years, which have been eagerly taken, at low
rates by our competitors, has cXertcd The mos, sal
ulary influence, and demonstrated the TACT, long
since advocated by u.s. that Insurance is not so
much business ct Chance as is generally suppos.
ed It's results nrc capable OF being reduced by
Discretion and Experience, 10 an almost scientific
exactncss, and an average OF disasters asccrnincd,
which is subject to but slight and unmporant VA
rlations.
AT the General Agency Office, and the West
ern and Southern Agencies Of the Protection Com.
pany, (2l3 in number) reporting thereto the nggre-
gate liabilities Of every description, including all
losses not pad, because not due, amounts to ss, =
500 i3. while the c's means entrusted to the UNI
dersigned for the pnymen, Of these lahiltlesJ ex-
elusive Of incoming Western aud Southern premi-
ums, or the Capital Stock aud other resources Of
the Office At Hartford. amounts TO Ssl, 75s 81 49,
The undersigned Is, therefore prepared to discoun,
at the rate OF o per cent. per nnnum, nj unpaid
wards and other liabilities OF the Office ut the seve-
raj Agencies above referred to coming under his
SUPERVISION"
The undersigned. Local Agent, is supplied with
Blank Policies and Renewal Rrc,ipts, which will
be issued covering approved Risks. on reasonable
terms. G. BURR, AGENT
For Oi'omn and La Sale County.
December II, 1881 emo
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Dayton Woollen Factory.

VNlIlS establishment has kept its steady, on.
/ ward course, notwithstanding the "nyste.
rious knockncs," the California Epidemic" &c !;
II has survived them Ill., and 1t is hoped that with the
assistance OF the senior partner, WHO'S again at his
post, ready to accommodate customers, that we
will be prepared to supply the wants Of the farmers,
wool-growcrs, and others, in the way OF EXCHAN-
GES, more literally than We have heretofore
dane 0ur
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Fer Music Schools 4 Societies
All. - G.. Burnley,
DOOEscUrTs, " Lake Street, TTicrgt
INFER 10 the public the following valuable
} MUSIC BOOKS:


Ihc DnIcimcr; or The Ncp York Collcction0f
Sacred Music, by Prof !. h. WooDBuRY.
This work is acknowledged to be the most COM
plete collection both IA to variety and number OF
tines, ever yet published IL represents firo hun
sred oI the trstcomposers in the world containing
nsnfy lUOO compositions .5 different meters, set
Heccs for nil occasions Of nteest such Ias'aiid-
ton, Dedication, Ordination, Burial of tie Dedd
Thanksgiving, OpsHiHs and closing Of Serrics,
Christmas &c. Ii contains n complete theory for
lsatnmg the O,gHn, Pidno, ScrGphiRs and Mei0-
dsoa, by hgurcs, instructions IN chantingund vnry-
ing the meters, large number Of sacred ballads
md duets for these instruments, and in addition to
IA extraordinary amount OF new music, containing
every Old tune OF any worth ever used IN this coun-
nv, In the Elements are 10 be found many beau.
ntul melodies md rounds, set To words and design
cd to interest singing schools and classes There
pa choIlserss index OF first lines Of all the odd me-
'or hymns OF every Hymn Book in use with one or
more tunes affixed 10 each The work contains
also a complete Orntorio, arranged for small socle-
lss. the music Of which is chiefly from Handel
Hdydn, Hummei, Bc'thOrea, Rombcrg Eiicien
Ddrid TINS feature in the work is new aud adds
materially to it, value The demand Tor this book
Is the hrst,"stmonial of the public lavor Daring
hs bTcl period oiils existence has passed through
Nine Editions, numbering 10000 copies, and the
2snth, ot2iOOO, is now IN the press oct25
lIber MusicuS. or The Nep York Anthem
book comprising hnthcms, ChOruscs, Quar-
Asits, inns, DHets, Songs, etc. New edition
ny |. Is WoonBvRy. Constituting, tits believed
the most complete collection OF choice music ev-
sryct published in this country
Anthems, sentences, and Select Pieces.
ThisportOn olihe work is very attractive II in
sludes pieces Tor the festivals OF Christmas, Thanks
Gving. and Easter; commencement and close OF
The year; for Funerals and Fasts, Installation, De-
dcation. Sunday school anniversaries, Temper
ance celebrations, Missionary meetings, Concert Of
prayer. Communion, opening and closing of Divine
service and concerts Most oflhe pieces are new
aud while their simple melody and ease Of performs
nnce peculiarly adapt them to the wants OF the
SMALLER chors. they are all the largest can acquire
Tny'or's Choral Anthems: A superior col
lection OF choruses anthems, quartz ts, &c. origin
al and selected
The Can,Ica Laudis: A late and valuable
collection Of church music, by Lowell Mason and
GIWebb
The Golden Tyre An extremely popular
work. by VIC Taylor Also.
The Tinbrel. by 3 Woodbury.,
The Psalterv. by Mason g. Webb,
The Carmna Sacra, do.
Tho New Carnna Sacra. being an entire reyi
con Of the old work
The above books will be furnished to schools ant
.hoiTs a, the lowest wholesale prices nj the Chcag z,
Book Store. oct rs
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4 NEW SUPPLY.

- W CllEENER has just received and opened
-. another stock OF prints tor winter trade to b.
sold at prices that dcy competition. oct ~.
CASu paid for well cleaned fax seed. Enquire
- of Nov 3. WALEER & llIcELISg.
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The World challenged!
=. +. EMERSON'S
Improved Atmospheric Ghurn.


llE attention OF the public IL respectfully solicit
i ed toan examination Of the above churn, which
tor efficiency, chenpnrss, and facility for cleaning
stands unrlvalcd and alone.
The numerous certificates which hnve been re-
ceycd ,corroboratiye OF Its unrivaed performances,
with the different churns now ia use, aud the uni
ted testimony Of all who have witnessed lis opera
ton. furnish ample proof OF is being the most APP
proved churn cyere Exhibited to the public. Init the
greatest mechanical and philosophical principles are
fully embodied viz the agitation OF surface iric-
ton OF the cream ormk and the introduction oi at
mospheuc air. Thus mechanical aud philosophic.
al action upon the cream or milk has the effect TO
eparate and bring into contact the detached parti.
cIes OF butter, requiring only proper temperature TO
promote their adhesion. The process of collecting
The butter is not equaled by any previous invention,
It being rapid and complete. II has in all cases
where tried with other churns, proved itself the
quickest and at the same time more perfect s.pa.
ration and consequently larger quantity oibuiler.
On time and the amount produced, the world is
challenged. $, T. EMERSON, Paienice.
N. B-Prrsons DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights or Churns, by directing letter post paid
to- or calling in person on, William Pearson, Oita-
wa. Ill.,, will meet with prompt attention, Nj
Pearson also manufactures and kecps Tor sale all ST.
yes OF the above churns.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
AGENT or the state of Illinois
npoy,a fgSu
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We rthcr
c m hereafter cEuycnon Ur
81
sIeeu
ctasud IND otpcl
great
flannel Q
Also
" nuul
aud
Hats
dan other merchants buy Therefore
Clni u that
TEN COshas open your inspection
sew3 VI
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Grecian FanchrrOniam Drops.

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
ARd uiH positively cure the Sick Hendaehe,
Chils and Fcrer, Jdundi.e, Dyspepsia Chronie
DidrrhGa, Sea Sickness, Cholera, rnd Cholera In
fantum, and restore healthy action to the Liver.
without particle oiCalomel, Mercury, or Qulnine
entering into their compound.
They do not purport to be remedy fer all man.
ner OF diseases that flesh Is heir to- but experience
warrants US in saying the above they will positively
the stomach and relieve from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called Rheumat-
ic. II is nm excellent remedy for the GRAVEL,
and as a VERMlFuGE, ,r WORM medicine,
there s none better
Prepared opiyby DIR. J. s. FiNCHER.
40 Fulton street, New York.
flew doors from Broadway.
For sale wholesale and retail, by WALKER &
UlCKlING Ottawa H.
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40 Officers. Soldiers, w idOyvS and
Heirs Of deceased Soldiers.

4 LII TAKE NOTICE, that the uudersgncda are
"a on hand las usual, TO procure your bounty lands,
pensions, back and extra pay a, nominal rates, low
er than ever Having had considerable experience
in this business, and being in direct correspondence
NTH the DepartmeHtsofh The Government having in
charge the adjustment ofsuch CLAIMS we are certain
we can do your business to your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful in " securing claims OF
law and land agency office. NoRRls & FISHER.
Nov. ~, lSj0-U
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Townsend's SarsapariIla.
lsHUMATIC LOTION.

~ llE best external remedy that has ever been
4 tired for rheumatism soreness Of the POINTS,
a panes in the back chest, and limbs scroiu-
US sweng-, &c. Ia has cured where all other
cmedies have tailed letall who are suffering try
t. For sale at the new drug and book store, north
N The cnnrt hnm.r llrcl3l L. Y ERIGGs.
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.liuiAiNIruirirN Noiite.

ID JBllC notice Is hereby given. that the suhsCri-
! Der, adnnStralrlN OF the estate at Nicholas
lIeHer, deceased, wall attend the county court ct
LlEngsionco. alta term thereof to be holden NJ the
court house IN the village OF Pontiac on the first
Monday OF February next, when and where all
PERSONS having claims against said estate are mott
he'd and requested topresrn, the same to SAID court
for adjudication, MARY ilEFNrR.
Oct -, loJl-lc-6w-' iim'rr
administrators Sale Of Zeal Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by write of. and
= ' pursuant 10 decree Of the county court Of La
Sale comfy, will sell At public auction. the swq
ot sec 25, in township 36 north range east of the
81 principal meridian, al the door OF the court house
m Ottawa, on Monday. The 2jth dlg 0t jaHRdIg
next, between the hours OF ~ and L. o'clock \. VI
Nov; u, lS3'. ISRAEL G.. CuorrR,
.4dmrofhe Estate of Danl H'arep, decd
administrators Sale If Reli ES'oie
| y pursuance OF decree OF the La Sale county
] court, made, at the November term OF sad court,
lS5ll shall sell pu5iic auction, at the door ct
The court house in the town OF Ottawa, on the 3D.
dayoi February, a D 1882, ai2 O'Clock p M to The
hughes; ana best bidder, the following real estate
ct William Gray, deceased 10 wit; Lot No. 3, with
u yelling house and apugtucuCes, and lot No : IN
block We. log in the Original town ot Ottawa, cu-t
OF Fox River. Also, that parcel OF land with dwell
ling house and appurlcuauccs, situated in the south
west fractional quauer Of section No | ia town
ship SO north. OF range east Of the 81 y IN, COM
meucing 20 feet ot the centre OF the W line OF
that portion of out lot No. 3. which lies of Canal
81, running thence e ill feet, thence 10 Canal st
thence along the line Of Caualst, I9i tee, theucc
due u place OF beginning.
Glover & Cook Slks tdT T. Y GrrccS r8yY'r
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Stoves.
READY MADE CLOTHING.

I 40 TWEED sack and frock coats,
j ~ 100 black cloth aud oil wool tweed coats,
100 cashmere vests,
80 blk satin do
$50 pairs cashmere and tweed pants,
q do blk doeskin and cloth do
All wade Of Mem Goods Just received by Ka,.
son's Despatch for the Fall trade.
Arc--3o leather and canvas trunks, MI sizes, and
100 carpet bags for sale retail at Wholesale Prices
sep, Cuysv,s's,
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FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE
ms u RANCE AGENCY

OTTIWI, ILLINOIS,
GEO. ). FISHER, Aoclt.
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7 y WOMB Nv
RE 1 ID THIS b OlS

The valuable advice aud impressive warning j.
gives, viii prevent years oi misery and suffering,
aud save annuity thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading II. viii learn now TO proven,
CIe destruction of lhrirchdTen.
GA remittance Of - cents, enclosed in = letter
PREPAID, addressed to Dr. kINkELlN, rulLA.
DELPIllA, wlslsure Il book, under envelope per
return mail.
lie who places himself under he care Of Dr.. X .
may rcligiou-,y corhde in his honor as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his kill as physician,
~ Persons No distance may address Dr. X. hy
letter, pos, paid aud be- cured at home.
Packages otmrdIcines, directions, &c. forward
ed by s"ndlnE remittance aud put up secure irou
DAMAGE on CURTOHTY Aug
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Also rador
ua
&c orr
vices, srrUp mill cuust nrd
faced,
dduplt
els hammer bench planes 10y the single moulding planes
and
ITS dI irons ki blocks
tery
pertain e ard var uadc
Wei hand and
rr .nrtou aIon
] co
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Building Materials.

TIfNG ~ Bros. nrr now prepared to furnish
N thelrcus,omers with splendid article of beve
circular sawed siding, much lower than can b,
bought in the market; call and see at the Planning
Mill in Ottawa. may 25
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Ottawa against the World !

4 stock utNfe
" and o
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miscellaneous.
COUNTRY TRADE.-Now

COUNTRY TRADE.-NOw is the time TO
~ Advertise IN the Newspapers of Neghborng Cities aud
Towns for the trade Of the Country and % those who desire
10 with discrimination and cIcumspecton
venient opIorunity is offered by
V.B. PALMERS ADNERTISING AGENCY, TRIBUNE
BUILDINGS.
Merchants Manufactures and others wishing advertise
mtnts inserted the best and widely circulated Jour
nas Of either a the following places 1.-THE inhabitants of
which 90 most OF their trading NewYork) are invited 70
call at Il. PALMENS Advertising Agency Tribune Build
Lgs where the papers be prices asceraned and
every information obtained for the adoption Of udcious
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CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of tho

~ .pp o. The M,of. Arm-n and Community o. the
Iiy New Yoh relative t. the OPENING q ELEytsfHsr
Dry Dob tho Eat River, "a the llt Ward ~ sad uiy
frbb terehy gveb By the hAyoT, AJensa and Com
b- Cfyo NV fo pursusp'to tafas ueh made
sLd pty.d. hal the sd tnr Mayo Aldermen md Community 81
Cty Se~ fo intend Ia H-ls s-tcn the Supreme
'he New fok, SPECIAL Tern ~ the -.d Cont
held cry Hal o. the City Of ses fosA 90 sAIDR-
DAY the ab oct b~r 1881 At the openns The Coar "a
d. counsel ~ heard. r he -
D S-Lmsie snd A-s--m~n' IN nc
srtid that the natsfe -nd ssteni lhs mpo'.
merit Hereby the llth st. IRON Dy Does It
Ii'h Ward u the CITY Of New fofA As lad
sf - ID. IA pen sd snS>r snd ~ virtue q ct n
Il Isi lure 4 he Peeps ~ the ste -u'ed An Act rsa
TIVE 70 mn weren't hIs The ybs ~ Street, and itoss
IN 'ts ~ o. New Y0h nd r other Dssps- pss-d ADn 2,
I,G.-Bsfed. h~~ f0rt, OF 2, iNfk.
81 go Henry h. DAVIES Coassei 70 the Corporation.
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WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of 80 HOUSES and

LOTS, situate on Sanford and RiclardsOn-sts, and On
NcwtOwn Turnpike GrahaIn-sv. Also, a English
Cottage AID lG Lots of Ground
BUSHWICK.
VIM II. FRANKLIN, SON CO. will sell at Auction
FRIDAY, Oct 5 az II O'clock the Merchants Ex-
change the following valuable property:
SAEDFoRD-ST-29 tree-stOIy brick Houses and Lots
S6ndfoId-st.. Gfahaln-av.
RIoHAEDsoN-sT.3 ree-rtory brick Houses, aud Lots,
Oh RChaIdsOl-st., near Grahan-hy.
GRAMMAR. AND EEwTows-sT.-A two-story frame
English Cottage with l6 Lott Of Ground, situated Ora
hanay. and Newtownst House 81 feet front by ~ feet
deep.
This property is just beyond the city limits Of Williams
lulh and consequently free from the city taxes while pos
ssing all the advantages IL omnibus route, snd
within Is minutes walk Of Grand and Houston-t Ferries
and about the distance from the Green Point Ferry
establishing The will be made very liberal For
naps ami other pscuas spPy to the Auconeers atther
office, No. BrOedst.
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CUpREME couRT-CityAaud County Of

- New ior..-Georse Daniels against Wilmington Balte
& Re iei Com. MT s~r 10 NAsHfsOfOS 4.
BARTLETT You hseby ssnoa~d and required 20
the liza @St1n, sLsh hlsd the oahce ~ tho
cry ard County Of New Ysfk, al the CITY 81 View
the'h ny october mt ard IN copy u
the sub-crb~r-, Their Once, Ma ID
nf New Y0 within i-ys after
oI sKcasye o. the day OF such sni
you The sAd ~assn the sse.sd tho
h VII apply the Court for the relief dem Edsd
+ "a ~. , Bpi iut-Dstrd oct -, t-o9
o7 IaNC~Th BARNARD PARsOss PiaInth- Attorney,
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HOLLOWAY PILLS are an MALL

HOLLOwAY's PILLS are an INtALlI-
IL BILE REMEDY for tas CURE ofCouGHS, COLDS
and AS1HMAS.-Thert daily many undeDsao'e psoos
Of the eese-sy of HoLLOWAYS fs in the cures VI as
Of the Ctss Axsnx ei.hsT foa Old coas recent
colds wheexns shoTtDes Of breath that al Po.~us
Whether young OF old suffering from sEsh coIapan saond
have immediate tn Invaluable Pi. a. TAR
t-ia viii shaw theE extraordinary powers May Psso.s
vie " abb draw their breath and sOptsuLy
IL est d 9Th door. have bsE completely ea by the
rEey t. the ss;olsn nt Of shosr WHO A.s- Witnessed
a. see. YiEss Soa BY al wonders OF m@licars in the
Tut Sa:,s po,s sal boAss ~ eeats si coats and
81 SC eseh anu wholese ~ tie pIl1cip<l drug hars
~ tinted State .nd by Me.-ss, A. n D. SANDS New
YnIk M hx The nr.nEs No. ~ SlI and. Lsoon.
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CUIEEME COURT-In the matter of the

- - -s Aldermen ard Cosmonsfy City
Nv You r.Ay. y the OPbSiNG Of ONE HUNDRED AND
Tvs ErTl yCIEIH ST. ssn the O Chsfea Road
CRY Yoh The IEJssa sed. % E-t
the st' vsertfei hereby
puritan Il the Les
pop fthe sists - New ioss .af~d An As amend
ed A. b. fessss sye fsLsis g.rbeus,y the Guy
sep loi Ho At PACED A. 90 1879, AID s The Act
ID m Act amend Ae enu ed Al relation tho
l@1 I'D Coz oh~I p--d My H. lsso" passed My
ard veS esed I'D. aeisL thereby that
TT 'heT AID the ensd
r. whose aaeeea thereby sad
Wiz tFps-d the requested prees; Their
10 henry BEEkHAN E-q, Chairman Of
conrns nss tie Ole a Gsors- Osborn lf1
kuieuyei The Chy View Yosa within ssty from Tho
date h nofre And that the hints embraced By Tie sd
A., foov.; Al the parce Of
and snd the ard n City o. New fot and
ECd5 shE tie o~ IBd 10 On the east ny the ~es
cry EIDE 81 lst.y The wet. BY the sa,trfy In"
sth the noh, bJ the Inns Of the esstsr 81
boek t~;ve-n l24h and l2h, and the south ~ The
hBs he the Itch and 1870 st. a
Id the dB<s- and b~n~hi u-ed by the ssd
ccnn Ee aee~id, "a the suest Coam<-,oo~ o.
Zee q fhe Ctr New fort AEd The AID Connsf. 90 aftsse
that Their the above untitled mf'er WI Dc nan
presented the Sup Cour OF the se sev IeSt
S,s the sd h. bed st the Cry hfi INC ~
q Yo sstrrd the I'd d~y o. October i,s' inc ~
ns Q, dag and thai thsn asd Asre 90 -
bead motion vin be mace aA' -
frIor be conarmsd--Duiec sev forl Jay - isH
ssssS sssssss.s cs~~--~s.'.-
GEO. OSBORNE
n.rrs
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pErUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY OF the CITY Of NEW-lORA, estab-
I,h,d IA 1851 ~ No. rs Canast Branch Office, No 80
R5osGwsv next corner Of sst opposite Trinity Church
-Irsure buildings. Merchandise Household Furniture,
Vessels IN Port and their Csrsces kc against oss or dam
eye Nv FIRE. JEREMIAH TERhELL, fresident
NosYs q. LEONARD, Secretary.
1,yokcF PAULpiSG, Surveyor.
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Ocean Steamers, ST.

FOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and
Il FLORIDA-Seri- Weekly L. 5. NAL L.ne.-rhe new
and fest eoIng steamer MARION, n. Berry, ComHAn
Ger, VIII leave Per No. North River. on SATt RDAf
October %. AZ o'clock T. NJ. precisely. For freight
tTply On board where al bills u Aing will be signed, and
for passage. az tie Cstce OF
savannah passengers tieketed through without further
charge.
Passengers VIII suffer detention az Charleston as AZ
rat geuen;s have been made with the So Ca Railroad Co.
TO cIfTach the arrival Of the steamer
Ttrorzh tickets 20 FLORIDA will be furnished follows;
To Jacksonville S5l; 70 Pllatka SIS.
sailed.
TIE JAMES ADGER Will follow on WEDNESDAY,
Oct. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
andLEBANoN SPRINGS.

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80, f-. cthlrctiuz with Western Railroad FOR Alba
~ std Tiuy Lebanon springs Pittstrd, Springfield and
cher ir,,rttsalrte >ts'ors
Al S O'Clock, /. y, Accommodation Tran - C1at1am
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