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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given, 70 the owners occupant
supants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
De- of the Bureau Of for examination by all
persons Interested vP setting the curb and gutter in
hiftynnth street. between the Fifth and Sixth
md paving Thirty ninth street from Madison the
Dixth The limits embraced by such assessment in
Glade all The several houses snd lots Of ground yaosns
Thirty ninth street. Madison TO the Sixth
All persona whose interests affected by the above
either Of hsm requested 70 present their
Iooorde Within thirty days from the date this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov.
N 1850,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 II AID OF IRECOKDS
q Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
Mems been presented In the Board Of AldermenTe
ade Forty third the intersection Of Tenth
recurb and gutter and dag l2ls street. between
Third Avenue M Norris square; to reset curb and
gutter On dag Sixth avenue Forty second to Forty
ninth curb and gutter and flag sidewalks Of
ths following regulate and Gag sidewalk
irving place 80 set curb and gutter and
southeast Of Market and Monroe streets to flag
sidewalk side Of Broadway between Thirty sixth and
Thirtynnh Streets to refag sidewalks in North Moore
street. between Vestry and West ssreets All persons in
teIested having objections thereto requested to
before the ed day OF November instant.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

nR.JoHNsoN, l6 DUANE STREET. so WELL KNowl
~ for the last % The practitioner
in Now York. DO consulted usual In his sprvats
fee all diseases to which flesh Is hoir Those whS
have suffered from protenders rely hayna
their cases treated by physician Of experience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ will be granted by the undersigned the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24
CORPORATION NOTTCEs.

nkPARTAENr or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES NO.
ysmber II, lS52To Contractors. Sealed propos SIS
VIII be received At the oce OF the Comm OF
4Ad supriics no. Now City Hall, until Monday the IA
eay Of oyember a. O'Clock p M - wnioh slme tney WI
ing Tho Easssry part Of shs Thtd tue ags
s Abe present graded portion The plan ana
81 she work required 50 DO dene and al "a
q Repairs ana Supplies No New Glsy aa 10
Vith The nsmo Of persons estmatn tne e
81 and she subject % when ~ rsstes N
& she Tor the Interest," Of the Corpora
49, WILLIAM ADAMS
rommisGiousr OF Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT AB-
- soute anty Of speedy and thorough Those
who apply early often cured in His
easy and rapid treatment has been great benefit thou
sands Office Canal street, door from Broadway, MP
| gtn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

TYR. W WILLIAM WARD is CURING NUMBERS EVERY
~ week Of those who have contracted disease His
dies those with which bis brother extraordinarily
auccessul often consulted by as many hundred daily
for consultation Office anal street, door from Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

A UsTR4LIA.-PIONEER LINE-FTRsT AND ONLY
"A regular packet for Melbourne Port Philip The noble
clipper ship SCARCE Allison Howes, oomman der, hav
ing all her cargo on board viii sail On the 2th inst Tho
that she will be lifted up and provisioued in the same
liberal manner as the ships that have preceded her An
early apple alton for Passage is nmended Board
TO JOHN OGDEN s. Il. W. CAMERON. ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

ssvI,HE vELAsQUEZ THE LoSG-PENDING LITI.
CATION in Scotland between the Earl Of Flies truss
tees and the proprietor Of the celebrated historical painting
minated the picture withdrawn from Europe In now
open for exhibition at tho Apollo Rooms, 4l0 Broadway
Admission % cents.
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MEDICAL.

MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. C0BBETT. 10 DUANE
IN street. may be Incidentally consulted Diseases
Twenty years in h speciality oftae profession enabled
him to general debility. 1he victims quackery
apply to him with the ainty Of having their pro-
Fery treated. N BIO prevent deception observe the
name and number See my diploma in ofco member
Of the New York University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24

DR. CoNvERs, AUTHOR or THE BEACON, OH
H. Guide from Youth to Manhood continues with GresS
treat the who aock to his ONCE for medical
desire speedy and permanent word TO the WISE,
&c COEvERS Is daily consulted at IS Third avenue,
and Mt hi, down IL Chambers street. basement
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nocToR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT DE HAD

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MAY BE CON
II suited with confidence rdiseases His success has
such the cid chronic cases. a. 70 a.
tonsh Of most eminent phvsicans Dr. c. 10 we'll
known both in and out Of tn, profession, the most ne
cesstul prs ottoner Of diseases in New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

,,,s.,,, that they would not afford shelter To bugs
/, .,,.,.,,.. C ,,ruin with which our city abound-
,n sup,p,r These hedstcads have, however
h,,n thnrourhIy tested, aud experience shows
that ia, Joints cracks and cieNices IN them af
ford a more unrrachahlr and secure shelte, for
vermin than common wooden hcdsteads. Added
To- tln~, they say, and are every way unromimta-
hl.. and unsalrahlc after a few months service
will they are more costly than ordinary wooden
hcd.trads Improvements VIII doubtless be
made in this important article Of household furhi.
turc aud some good iron hedstcads may have
been even already manufacturers, but II would
he udicinus to stick, tor some time, to the com
mon wooden bel-trad which is altogether prefer.
allie TO- aud more enduring than those Of Wicker,
sham
The comptroller Of this city has published a
statement If the assessed value oi property
within the civ limits. The Real Estate is asses
.rj AZ $95slS6T&O; and the the Personal Is.
tate. atSqS .5.oois makiug in all, sS5l.7o6,
10 This shows an increase Of more shan thirty
ON. millions over the valuation of last year. The
rate of taxation. for city purposes, is 20 cents on
every bundled dollars, ~ within n fraction Of one
per cent
One of the most singular methods ever heard
If for procuring custom TO n tavern, is that adop
tel hy one of our German citizens, who has ad-
vrrt,ej that he will pay atcward at S25, for
the apprehension and con, c'ion ot the person or
person. who stole the front DOOR from his house
This novel robbery has ot course excited great
deal If attention and crowds Of people have
been curious enough To- call and inquire how on
earth \ front door could be carried oil Nitoout de.
lection All the enquirer. ofcourse deem It dn-
ty IN take drink The advertisement Of the
robbery was nothing more than an ingenious
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31
spoude nee Between Gen. scott and Secr,ia
~ Marcy,

In this weeks paper We publish correspon-
dence between Gen. Scott and Secretary Marcy
which took place between these two distinguish
ed character. during the progress Of the Mexican
War
Besides The great amour. Of Information which
the reader will gain from these letters espectiEg
the operations Of our army in that war, he will
also be able to form true IDEA Of the truly extra
ordinary character Of Gen. Scatt HIS letter 10
the Secretary of War wa. not Ike all b.. other
epis;les which have appeared N pubic print. ?
"hasty plate Of soup" but it was e!'.b~ateI do
ring season Of lei,ure-whep ample tiFas had
been afforded him for carefupdelbera,,on. aud
que. reflection and ye, what a catalogue d blgn-
ders and Interpretations it presents
An unprriudced and careful reader can scarce
~ believe that man who !. considered compe-
t-ut to t.ke command Of an army could pos.lhly
lee 50 utterly Ignorant of what !, really going on
within the immediate limits Of las command, a.
tins correspondence shows Gen. Scott 10 have
been. We do no; wish to detract single button
from the military ,f,ms which the word has awar
dcd Gen Scott, We would rather add to it new
lus,rr, vet y, must say. that no one who has
carefully Investigated Tia tine ci9rar'cr Of the
man can hely coming to the conclu'cr, ihal ho
ha. been vastly more lely than Ik'Lfd; that biz
success in ih. field vas more attributable to the
uDfinch.rg courage of hi' 'oldier--,hc fearless
private. 10 %. rank-than 70 hi. martial skill
But, We orbar .ayinggny thing more upon this
subject. We refer the reader to the letters the ~
selves They viii di-clo'c more Of Gen. Scoit'
true ehamcte' than apy thing we cap say.
/ 10 reading these letters II must be remembered
tia. dung court o. inquiry, called at the re-
a6e.t on Gen Scott, to inquire into hl' conduct
du,,u, III. va, 9Th Mexico at the solicitation O
Nr sccre,ar, Marc his corresponding wa
made par, Of the proceedings Of that court an'
the defence oI Marcy in every particular sustain
ed There ca therefore b. 30 question as 10 I'M
Truth of the positions assumed by the Secretary
NJ war. aud J. he fully answers every fault com
plant. OF Of ic,on nrged by Gen Scott, we cat
only leave ~, reader to draw HE 0yn lntereDces
a. to the lruy aad sincerity Of Tia Iaiter's pro
dgclioD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

TENNrssEr AM GE'EGn roR rIsEcr There =
at present every indication that Tennessee will
vote fur the democratic nominees r., the Pres'.
dency, in fact We hardly know ola southern viii;
state that may not hc set down As doubtful for
Scott Among the bolters in Tennessee, We iind
the following hight, influential sent!eman-theN
are men whose opinions will control thousand, OF
votes
Col VIM C,NrBrtt, present Governor
EruRAN Il FusrEa. late L. : SENATOR.
lion. NJ. +. GENrEr. present membcr OF Con
greSs.
Hon Chas, H. wulrM', present member @!
Congress.
With such an array OF influence, working N
the wing party IN Tennessee, it is hardly possible
that Scott can carry that state.
In Georgia thereis still greater dlsaiIccilon
among the wing leaders tot Gen. Scott We
there find the following gentlemen, formerly all
stanch wh'g., now firmly arraycd against Scott.
Hon. Alex H. STEPHENS, Hon. Il, TooNus,
and Hon Jas JouSsoN present members Of Con-
gress.
Judge Hun, late whig candidate for Governor
Judge LrurSlNs. a man Of great influence.
Chas J. Jr>KlNs, an influential LAWYER and
host of others
Besides these gentlemen there are a number Of
newspapers, that have heretofore sided with the
Wing party now d,nouncing gen. Scott; and
some ct them have hostcd the names OF Fierce
and KIM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

A TnrGRgaic LlE'-The rumos act nilua,
for political purposes by The Wing tet'grdPh cpe
yat,rs in tn. n.t-sot ,Le first one oi their hum
bugs-,ha, NJ Webster had signiiied his in,ep
ton to Mt T. A. Tallmadse, Of ~ J., to cup
port General Scott. is denied, upon authority
ty Mr.. wc.,,ers organ, the Boston COT'
r. Tho Counsr says, mir. Webster has made
no dcclara,lonto any ope, that he will supper
Gen. Scott" The telegraph il fast losing u
chameter furtruth and vcraci,y. through the ma
ny pitcpr..rWations 1t Of late has pa, forth, Il
strengthen Tia sinking cause Of the wings
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

hNoHER RAuroAp. We notice IN the Chlca
20 papers that Mcssrs llolton and Bristol have
taken the contract or the grading and cuiycr'- uP.
on the entire line Of the Aurora Extension Rail.
road, Tor which charter was granted at the re.
cent extra session Of the legislature. The road
runs from Aurora to point ON the Galcua
Branch Of the Illinois Central about 20 mues
north o.! Ia sale 1t passes along near The nor.
thyru boundary Of this county, and will greatly
aid that portion in developing 1t, resources, Toy af
t'rding them easy facilities ior carrying the pro
ducts Of their farms to market
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

Ottawa, July 81, 1852.
The market f,r the last week has had nm up.
ward tendency, though but little coming in
Wheat, however, remains stationery. Wequote
prices day rs foilow':
Uhmt-Wntcr, 62ic; spring, 2Sa5Oc.
Cor'--Earyns from SHE to toe.
Po'g',,'-SolI yesterday at 81 the demand.
however, IS soon supplied, and We think they
will rccede to day At Use We Sc, them At from,
75c 81
BgVcy-l2l cents
Ennis cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

Cuolrrk-Thi, dreadful disease made its ap-
peman,e IN Peru during lat week and Tor a few
days there were from Xix to twelve cl.os day.
We are happy, however. 70 learn that it has al
most entirely subsidized, no new cases having &c
Cured for the last four days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

WEALTH % GERNAs EMIGRASrs-The rni
grafton from Germany TO this country !. ncreas.
nv largely. Captains, recently at New York.
state that all theu passenger, have brought
money, IN com and bills q exchange ranging from
1880 to 800 each. The arrival of German fmb
grants during the las, three weeks It u said has
added 2 500 0o0 to the circulation. these emi.
grants do not remain N New York but seem to
be well informed as to the point they ought 10
strike for and, accordingly, they PROCEED with
out any unnecessary delay, to their d.s,lna
ton. OF late years, German rarely, II ever.
srart- from hi. avn country. with the intention oi
settling ~ America. without first informing him.
self u the best l,satons. and he is very well ena
blei to do this by the great pains taken by hi.
/ more intelligent cuuntrymen who have proceeded
him, ~ furnishing Information through the mcdi
uni Of books, often prepared for the pres. IN this
country, and sent IN Us. to their fa,herland for
publication. This is a noble feature IL the Ger.
man character. These sources Of information are
broadcast, and at very low prices over the land
to assist the ignorant and unyary, mad 10 point
out the shoals and qulcksands that are not gencr
ally laid down IN the printed maps oi this cnun
toy. Surely this j. labor Of love- fnr which
the emigan's cannot be too thankful We canno
resist the pleasure Of rcmarking that large MA
Iofity OF our German emigrans are industrious
lhrify, aud orderly people. It would be an eGd
less tack To sum up the good they have dome u
this lind. The wealth they bring il but u dto1
compared to wha, they produce. Their eomirp
securing more gold than the mines of Califprnis
iW while the latter may be exhausted the result,
OF coatnued labor never can be GIN. Conn
------
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We are informed that Mr. HAGsy, residing at
the lower enl ct Buffalo IsOca died vt,O ,I~,i,,a
Yesterday morning He was takan with it during
the previous night.
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t.nnii li;,Iri,insl

EaN The sib-crhrrs, fr,idlngal Day
s.ts-9--e-'s sbS ton m tia~ county, offer tor sale
their entire property, consisting ota Pow Manu-.
factory, with horse power and sawlng-mIIl, horse
and wagon tui sctl Of Blacksmith tools, house
and ot.nnd ynr'eiy OF other articles. Good bar
galus vii. be- gwen. IhgoH IAcoBa
July Gl-iw Cuglsr tuRl-rorUEr.
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To Rail Road Contractors.
DAal

CEAl.ED Proposals will he received nj the ol-
- lice OF the Company, IN the city OF Springfield,
Illinois, until Saturday, Aug II, Tor thr
G,ading, Masonry, bridging and Cross Tics,
of that division oi this Road which extends from
Springfield to Bloomington, Illinois
The distance is about 6Omilrs, and the route tn
verses the most elevated aud healthy portion OF
the state.
The liDe il divided into sections Of abou, miles
each. and the work Is to be commenced without
delay.
Payments for work and materials will be made
In cash.
obtained n, the offices VI the Company in Spring
field and Bloomington III, where any information
will be furnished by the ENGINEER Department.
Satisfactory proof OF responsibility WILDE fcquir
ed from those proposing for the work.
July 2i-tw. OLIVER j Irr,,
CHEF Engineer G. \ ~ Rail Road.
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(stass-N:iIc,

- 4, the Nr,r Drug and BOOK Store received
thu Day, large and small tunhIrrs new style Cob
lets aics, preserve dishes mo.asses cans, Jelly aud
preserve Jars, vpIs, bottles, Ac-whoc,ar And
rtsai,. gully 23-u f. Y GRGGS.
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Democrats OrgaulIp .

We copy the following important announce.
ment. from the Central Democratic Committee at
Washington Send IN all the names II Demo
Gratis with the Po-t.ofiices and the Documents will
BE- forwarded. The committee give you tie am
muni,iun and you must use It:
TO the us1HJsrs II he Iecrrai DcmoeTqtie State
and COUNTY COiuraittess
Inc Democratic Resident Committee, ap.
pointed By the National Democratic Executive
COMMITTED. under the authority qi the last Demo
cratic National Convention, have nov in oour.e oi
publication number Of valuable documents for
he coming campaign In order TO complete their
lists Of names already large, but not a. lull as
should be desired. the Resident Committee re-.
=. ectfully ash the chalrmen Of the diIercn, Demo.
e,an, state and county committee, aul all &C.
tive Dem, "rats throughout the Union, to forward
NJ their Garlic. convenience such lots oi names ia
their re.nec,i,e ,calites or districts, with pos,
Offices attached, as rn.,' serve to promote The
good Of the cause = d " ~
Chairman u the Res, ie"' .Ioin'Alsiee
A. =. EpGEgTos, Secretary.
+. ). Democratic paper, ~ all parl. ~ Eo
country are regue.' ed to publish
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

Tue subscriber has OPENED paint shop "a
nj street, IN Ottawa, next IN Ho'sorks store
We, The Side Cut, where he will be ready To re-
ce,y, orders Tor work or do my kinds OF painting
ma, mn, be desired unn3-tO J. u. ToNBs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

GzoRGfA-Thpre !, bat one viii, pape- IN
Georgia that supports Gen Scot, fIr tine pry-'Icn-
cy and, although there are three electoral tick
ci., there i none tor SCOT, anil Graham
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31
Warehouse safe.

NOTICE, hereby given; that q quantity Of ~;
~ dian corn some io0 bush. isIw hr soiu
nj th, wnT,Lousr IN m" rear al i;as,mans Lumber
Office, near the City Hot Peru, on .
Tuesday, tAe 10Th o. h"guH, 1857,
commencing NJ 10 o'clock 4. N. Gnlcss snld corn
be soon taken away nad charges paid Tie sam"
Perm. Jny 2i-3t ALrX,SprR Bovp.
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NoT,Cp ,ro Co,Tn\CTORS.

S,EALED Proposals tor building Hydraulic
y Wall m The Ottawa Basin, will be- received nj
he office OF the General Superintendent, until the
2Sih ct this month. Plans and specifications NAV
lac nj the Collectors office IN Ottawa, or nj tue
Supcrnlrndcnts office in LoCkport
EDWARD y. TAtcorr, Cent Supf.
Canal Office Lockpou, July l5-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31
Great sale OF Timber Land.

TIVE undersigned wi Offer tor sale at Public
L Auction ut the door OF the court house N Ot-
lava on the 2tlh day n September next, between
ths honr- vt 0o'clrck 4. " and O'Clock 7. NJ, 30
acres OF timber land wing on section l6 N town;
% n, range T.. being m the town oi Manlins.
This j. without duuh, the best opportunity that TAR
mcrs living between Ottawa aud Morris, Mar
settles aud iluldrtmnu's Grove, will ever have ui
purchasing timber that has been t-,spasScd upon.
on IL will be surveyed into .1's ranging rom , 20
% nclcs and upwards, according To quality
NS-Ou. fourth 0i the pur hase money
will be required down. Tive balance will be re-
qiired IN equal annual payments. with interest NJ
the rate ui 10 per cent. per anuun, payable semi
lpnua IN advance \ mortgage ON the premises
sold and personal security 70 the satisfaction oiihe
Trustees will b, required If TALL persons who put-
chase Further information a. 10 quality OF tint
Der can be- had oi Dophus Clark Israel Massey, ar
John Richcy, Trustees of schools OF the above
town. GuEs W JACKSON,
July g6-2m. Trsasr Of Scho0! Fund.
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on ard alter Monday, 2sh inst, the Eastern
~ NaH will close at "A. VI, aud arrive at CIR. -.
Southern win cu~e NJ ) r. " and arrive al sA. "
daily, except Sunday until further notice.
July 3i-lw. ". l.. GlBSoN 7. VI
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A N.s sorSp.-A man whose name, residence,
A.. was unknown was found on Monday morn
Ing, ucar the canal, dead Verdict Of the Jury~-
cause Of death unknown; but supposed ~ have
been intonpcranoc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-31

The Democratic Congressional Convention Of
this District will meet at Bloomington on the
first day Of September next.
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pcmocrn,c county Convcnlion.

TN T. democrats of h. several town, ~ La Sale
| comfy ar, requested 10 hold town meetings
on saturday, tIc 2u.b ct August next, tor he prr-
pusr vt appointing Delegates 10 attend county
convention. to meet az Ottawa on Tuesday, The
2ith oI Augus, ior 'hr purpose nj nominating
candidates tor tlc Offices ut Sheriff, CLERK OF The
Cirru,, Coar. ald Ccrnner and 10 appoint dele
.1'e> 20 Inc cong-rssrcu1. convention ~ hch meets
M Bloomington The ls' OF September next. Also
70 appoint delegates 10 cur senatorial and repre-
sentative conversions.
Each town vi, De ruut'ej to delegates as toll
lows; Hope i. DtmiyN /. Eagle ,, Freedom 3
Oph.rl, Eden :. Troy Grove 3, NrfuiIon2. brIc"
Salisbury la Sale 3 Ntr.drn |, Deer Park
Farm Ridge Dayton >, EaH 3 Utirn !, Wal
than |. Ottawa 8, = bttlwl >. Grand Rapids )
Nanlu, ,. Rul,nd 3, Mission ,, Srrrua2, North
vile 3 Adams ;, HgUo Aheid ,
{; W. Asu,rsoSG. J n NcFtEREv,
WN OsNlN, G. w. Gss"N,
WV. B,RrEs, Csc r. BEtFuRn,
g. VI UurvAN.
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A Maguificen, Car Of Nep.uro,
I,CNi1OLD n SOME,
Cltn DluNrrn an0 Blank Book
MANI TOpy

'9 Lake lice up .iG.Ta.
Books bound and ~ bound moI elegantly, in
lai" styles and cheap Aiwss,u hand. a lot Of
Blank Book, ready hosud, eh-ap tor cash
GERMAN BOOK STORE, 90 WELLS 81.
stationery 4 CIT Picture frames.
CHICAGO, July 3l.Sm tiIlNOIS.
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Corn,rntion Ii,r S.rL,A

TmsI TIT. \ Vt Canal, 20 Iert helWttn chIlhI
aud 10, blk 20 tax sla3)
Il appearing from the returns oi the Collector
tina, the said spec INK on the above described par
GELS OF real estate reuains unpaid. notice Is here
by gwen. that the said real estate will be exposed,
in separate parerlp at public auction, on saturday,
the 18th day u August, 1861. a, . O'Clock ~ me al
,r,noon nj ,bs door OF the court house, IN Ottawa,
and sold tor the purpose OF making said tax, and 70
cents for COSTS oi selling each lot or parcel, IN ease
oisale. ny order. T. X. CouRrsry, Crk
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FTNllE Democrat Representative District. t"ii-
posed Of lis-i couutrs OF Gmuiy, la sale
Bureau, and l., 1g.tun arc hereby notified 10 e
lect Delegates tua district convention, iu be- h,'
at Ottawa, ON TIN l4,h day Of September, 1852 nj
! o'clock P ", ~ he election ct candidates Tor
Representative To the General Assembly. The
humber 0i delegates ~ tins convention Will be the
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