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Drugs j Medicines

i,'cr offered N this market lie does no, pretsna
thar Every pmg J.. ur,parrdr Lr, he 90 s,v
un' a' his D'uG- are imported fresh from their ma.
I've cline, and are Warranted to be puie aud yna-
JuIr"isd. All "ho wish To procure medicine. o,
ihls end "i,.a.Nays fad them at he Ottawa Drug
iiariHF purchased N. entire stork Of Dno,
nooAs, .fatonrry, nerIumcfy. Sc, OF the re-
cent hun OF HaEtcr s Corsrig md having rrreiv
I'd from srw York and st Louis iarpr SUNNY of
Ase bT0q' Paints oils de. De,
beside variety ct other articles consisting Of ,v.
IeF mag usually kept ~ drug stores in the west.
al 81 "Wch are new and Of the best quality. and
PH's and adut'raled, We would resnrctfnlly in.
we : person. :" hing to purchase any article in
on! dn-, 'ocaiI and examine our stock nd ss,i,,,
themselves asts It's quality " w CAvIRpy.
OLlavn Diu4 Si0lr. Mnx Is. 1851
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Negro Melodies.
iieiOdpONs.

/ LARGE assortment OF Song Books, Of differ
- EN- bindings and sizes, Just received and for
sale cheap, at the lm2g OftatcG Drus Store.
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!NH Iy$iCl ranomus,e' splendid col Nh
49,. lection OF choice new music, fS94Yy
just received allhe
may 2H-tt OiimsG Drug Stare.
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Timber landtor sale.

LNt TEEN acres at good umh'rou Coyil Creek.
I IN town ,! near l., B'Rrynold,'
Also, eighty acres Of land, brur The west halt
ut Nc north cts,gnrtrrol -"r''un2l, township %
y, X Il, mi the town ~ Gtnnd Rapid.
The above lanl Will he sold cheap, and ON r.a.
s"nd1ie tMc Aunt u.Jw' Josaru BNuor
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DI. ASSES.


THOSE who want good md ch"ap article oi
u"'H.sr- Will find INIT mrlq CurEyTE'a
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Patent Medicines.

J,yne, EIprrlar.I.t, hair dye. and yrrnfgg.,
4, bl.sguI Sgua'Ie pills; Alternative, sc
Mofl.noir's rucamGuc compound biItrr cOrdi.
pile SC,
Clsr.'- -ymL Of cherry and l,T; Child. ranac.s
Perry D1.is PAIN a..rL
t.rrEpJ instant cure oi pain; Cholera msIlc.nc
Nc Nunu- elitr VI OPIUM,
WI,tar'- ba-Em,
Roger. syrup OF lycrworl and tar,
liu11h'un- pep.ln, or gastric Juice,
India tuoIE0e.r,
M4rHlis ,G.hoBcpu, or mothers relief.
Frgd's heart cour,lor and CataUh .UuH,
r.uuu.s ou'WrHl"uJ powders,
Fgurli- lImtG, aUd ointment,
bi,e!rubrT-.- uterine Cdtln'l,uU,
do Gy.'UirTy syrup.
DO Cuut- pludc,l, Tor sJmW.. Comyi
do health Diurrs,
10 green uauuiuiu ointment
Climax -alSrs Daily pIlH extractor. w,,Il.
varieties NJ observation-disclosures, pu,s, y G., tor sale
July lott T. Y GEig..
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NEW ARRIVALS
BOOTS AND SHOES
. m B FYFE

| ; receiving NsIr GO1ds mud intends selling then
l cbenP. tie has the Iarges, and best assortment
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TO the Public !

| WOULD r~.pr, iu.y cal, tn, attention ol ,Ic
l buy Inr public Go he
Large 8 &C Of Groceries
which have lust received from rlr south II
rpwI'l-~, ,Nory grade and variety of Luu-.rna .4.
c1r.au mu.1--r-. .urfr house mo1.,-s. and ..I-
den '1utp, h".,i.' steam refined, pr.g,lIl.I.
crushed. hump, and io1t sugars
dLA,-i Havana, vouo Rico, AMI Trinidad .u-
gar and mo.n.s.s.
lto, O.D h'1,auI Mocha COrTELS.
Suagaud Cam. 200 every variety.
Country Merchants nnd Farmer,
wishing To- iuy hs 'Hr quantity wI.I find 70 ro fIrIr
advantage 90 r7.. and .u.kaj my stock before ana.
KING ihrIrpu rlu-c-. a- ! can utI,r thrm llcr.
mcu', ih1' eau uytbe uutrrNld
lnm likewise, receiving lolg- STOCK or
DH ! GOJbN from Ola. tu~' which v.0 N.-gu.r
utHlIuN prices y ". CuELIJE
Ottawa. April ,. 1853
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beautiful glass lamps Tor burning .piri,
ID gas, perfectly safe, aud the cheapes, and
brightest u.ht for any use for sale AT the
mlNlI Oiinsn Drug NtSra
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. y
and iur sale hy mars EtlLows, WALNgE x Go
New and Fashionable Clothing
ANn
FURNISHING. SV'ORC.
IL ~ : = - y - - - III
lINNEIu,j rrcr.yrdar the y. T. C,OilIus stone.
formerly occupied hy t.. Wise = large assortment
OF Fashionable C,ohng They ais, Arrp uu hand
clothing 81 tUrlr own manufacture, which they
VIII warrant 10 hr -lru!aui durable. They have
just rrrrHrI1 splendid lot OF
cIoidS, CGsSlmsreS, and J esiiHgs,
Nu'rh viii be- made up TO ordcron the shortest no.
urr, and Is rhcap 4 not cheaper than they can bs
found 30 amy house 100 luyyu.
NNiSIIING GOODS.
y large variety constantly ON hand, such rs shirts,
collars, rruyJ'~. boots, shoes, g..
The pul,ic 1r" respectfully invited ioca'I1nl sx-
anime our -toc, before purchasing s',cw here
Feb -
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a. IN m Y!

T III. ,grrniesl variety Of all kinds Of EStr,eta
Lavender, Otto OF Ro-;a.s. }idys .fRats GNpsna
ZION ioI the complexion and hair.
Also, fancy aud toilet soaps, shaving, &C. and
every variety OF Hair Oils, Pomatums, &c, &c =.
IuNtrrrrived and for sale low n, the
may 2J-'i OTTkwA DEuG SroRH
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The two Beautiful Horses

INN PIECES beautiful p'urms Just received
Iooo and Tor salrhy apo WV ". CAykRiy.
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No III MBl'G

Aboutit ran onI UlN --. cheaper bIp auvoil.
r. h3u'r 90 The rjUHi,g, and rW sell uyu BET-
VERGDODNttm cas 6s f,rad rest Of Ncir
York citv. They are NOT goods made up Tor the
purpose ct SC'iiEg nioHc, bat nrr ioarrHptcd to
CIV" better satisfaction than any other lobe bought
m the state. Every piece Of goods ., made up un-
der the supervision ct one OF the fist placlicu,
lu.pr- 100 the sl0trs
Don't forget lhr place Marble Co,ored Build.
Iug lately tn Chicago Store
Anul 10 Ip,U WUIruppr
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UstnNya Seminary.

INllS school will open IN the Mechanic. Hall
i On Monday May second. Terms as fol,
lows.
Juvenile instruction. 81 cU
common English branches, 2 80
including rhv-
slology, Watt. on the Mind. aud Natural
Philosophy. 4 90
Higher English branches with Latin gram
mar, aud full instruction IN the French
language, : 90
Drawing aud painting, 50
l.hifnidcy. 800
MUSIC, WIN usr oi the paino iuTir 10 10
ltwlllbesrcu that the term, ARE slightly changed
The higher charges reduced, aud the plplu branches
little more, which renders the matter NOR
equal
In addition TO the above, Miss Bryant will attend
toa class IN iIruCh. tr,m eight to uuc o'clo,k m
the morning, 1t there are any notcuuuecird ether.
wise with The tChool, dcsitous OF taking lcssous
a'nchatse OF three dollars per gloltcr There
Wi he Teachers enough totrn,h department, aud
Apuig3
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MANN &, PIERCE

GAIT, by Dbl. aud bog iorsalr nv
y April Is. x MoSTGoN
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IL rs Al.


w AN TED 'oc0Uuact tor 900 10 10 O0Obush-
" els. \ liberal price vii be paid tarIl APP
ply 10 .Nlnrnh % j g. NArrINrrR
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Improved Farm for Sale.

Uhhin tWo mules II OTTAWA, mar TIE rams
Road
fINllE farm contains 100 acres, all under lcnce
1 and 100 acres broken. Thereon Is good
frame dwelling house, stable large enough Tor 1
horses aud about 900 hut trees besides about 100
maple 'r,es, growing timely. Two wells, oulhou-
srs, &c. Ne.
Terms, easy. Part can run for four OF five
years.
Apply To J. q. NsItngrr or to the publish, n
ol thus paper, Ottawa, OF 10 the subscriber on the
pIrmiS-s. bp 2J-2m' NJ f. EAtgFlI,.D
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i IN + LII Nj Is E r.
VIEW SASH ~ DOOR FACTORY!
s.li'Igle Factory,

CASH aud Doors kept constantly on hand, and
also made to order, at the shortest notice of
'lrbr,r seasoned lumber. Drc21 j lloSsAck
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JAkE NOTICE

liz person, lndrtIri 10 ihr subscriber Nv not.
or boo. account Of tour mpH hs s,snd.l4 or
nor. are requested 10 ca. and s-Ls tor reason,
which viii b, mlls .IgHU at Ia, Inn. OF ,-,rr.
mrut. Gil Iag.r,uy
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FELCHS HAT 4 CAP MANuFACrORY,
COrnr Of canal and Columbus Streets,
OTTAWA. ILL
| would return my sincere thanks IN the pub ne
1 tor the very liberal manner m which ilry have
encouraged the home manufacture OF hlis. aud hlv-
ING made arrangements tor obtaining NY maternal
tor hating purposes from the largest importing ,.s-
adjustments IN the east, | now offer To the public
the very best article hat that can he mluuilciur
ed, tor the low price ui -, which will warr,n
superior to any - hat sold 10 this town and ever,
oihetqualiy OF hat pledge myself IN sell from
81 TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for | am the ou'y
manufacturer m town, and can afford to sell for a
manufacturers profit In presenting uN hats to the
public, do ST. with the confident assurance that |
can give the most entire satisfaction to all that wi.
favor me with therpatronagr
Also, please bcarn mind that in purchasing from
tELtHN, you are encouraging the manufacture
IN your midst; and lie pledges himself IN give Won
much better article for the price than you can Get
Of any tailor shop, boot, shoe or other store in the
town.
lie willnot insult the understanding ofrhisintcl.
/ Iigent community 10y Offering any argument TO
prore hGt The mdnuidciUrcr can sell 6ciicr ar
ficic al isSSprcc than any who buy in other cities
TO sell again and every sensible and thinking prr-
son must know that IN purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO ray,
and then the money You pay remains and is e. /.
pended amongst you, and not sent of 10 cncour1 pr
the manufacturers OF other cities, to the detrmpn,
/ of those AT home,
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W .llIa,,..

If"R .WhcA'Ar iiEhrsr price vii be paid. in
= rp";'y Ian. - D Ju.s 7 ANfso,Y.
N.-I- ullrr VI I.-lK.T ( lnlA krIILcL,. ELurx
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Fishing tackle

DnD KEGS Boston Nails, of all sizes, o, the
-OD PANT Oh and Glass Store.
Dec - J llosAcE.
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TliN,si!ING GOODS. Sc.
THE FINEST STOCK
Family Groceries!
e. Montgomery,

mas oil stand, Gi- j orS no g. oithr Mansion
H0gSr,
ANINH Irsi received hisgprug suprrs n I.
1 at winch he selected N person from The hrl-
Nlr-t whotcsale c,tabls .m,ut, at the south. Tho.
su'scrlbrr challenges rumparl.uu ~ l,s suck
with that ct amy other dealer m town. knowIug
qua always hcms prepared to demonstrate that he
keeps better aTurlr, q heavier stock, n greater
variety OF wrty'hns, and sells cheaper than alI
hls competitors
TIA" following list comprises some ofra- at,ic!rs
"a Ice lpuud az Nis siute
NusGr, brown, inai, clarified, and crushed.
tgBee, klU and lava
.uoigSSsS, sugar house, plantation. and syrup
ClHdirS, star, slrauur sperm, and t4.iow,
Teas, green, black, Bohra, SC
Soup, to,lu, CASTLE. and shaving
IDbHcr9, Iav,udlsh, tine cut, smoking &c
Cigars any hing from long nine" 10 a "m,.d
tour penny Cuba 20
ORs. in-ced, sperm. olive
Pork lard ,1Iiow, &c
FlSh, m6C,rrcl, white herring, and trout
oranges and Lemons AZ retail ~ by the box
Cocoa Nuf", ralslus CuTranls
Eiss, At retail orby the drum
Ginger PrcseIrcs. very fine article
PICKLES. in Jars, all kinds, eAtra.
i'lpJ sauce, pepper, salt, HlsPiCe, ginger and
all other ordinary condiments
Nuts, Brazil, hlberts. almonds pea nuts. &c.
Iogs Tor children, from the elephant TO Jack the
glnntkIl Ter.
Oysters, sardnes, &c, in cans
CaRdteS,n lotoi all kinds
Fails hrooms. mops, &c,
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season but
Ter, eggs, chickens, and Ill such little "arraure.
mrnts" needed IN families, always kept when they
can possibly be procured iorloye or money.
yIOIlNS.
Let the hddlIng iidulrrs hddlcw
very fine lot OF ylons, with all The arrange
ments, at asionlshingly low prices
Liquors.!
Wines, brandcs, gun, ~hiskcy, &c, q, whole
sale andr tail,
Champaign cider il bottles
London porter and brown stout, in quart and pint
bottles.
iLSO- Chicago Lime and Cement, together
with almost anything youcan name IN hIs line
Having been IN the business number of years the
subscriber knows exactly what lac has isnd " hat he
oilers, and can demonstrate, that IN good goods
and low prices, he is not only "Iectie," hut very
considerably ahead OF alt competitors Try hun,
aud see! April %, 4. MONTGOMERY.
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! Nf8e NT-ITU-l, mURIIy coWglcl- ~ al
NEu.. - SrI:'t.se-.
DOCKS, SlH'l'U.lv, window, Cui aaIi r.prr Lu-
PIC md Musical Instruments. R. rruIs. ~
-,iu'i-, Liquors, Class "or- and NIua.. at,ss
Tea, No."u.. vIh all To, y1n.ur, kcyt IN A
Drun AMI book ST. Aeth.yr ruy,s.dtn, .s :.
wees OF J Vi tn0ahu-l4 p,as.cd D.us.isl, al
lunr 2i-ii = Y Cv,S,
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IsEtDI ItUGILO GniNi:,

Byoi' and Sbyc,, HGS & Caps Furnishing
G,.i, Of al iwI, Hrm5s, Ialse,,
tarr.t Bpgy dc,
IN short 0.. kul, of good. ever kept in clorhIn.
store i we, ljap,edlo the trade aud very desra.
bic There /.
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DIAM and Fancy visiting friendship aud SON
4 Nrr-a'Ion cards Illuminated moltos, fancy
seas shell velvet and plain card cases; blank an
pvUruEcardsnillIr qunIits> to suit purchasers,
Al which viii bs sold very low forcash by
may - ~ " Carariy.
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Er!sNdy, " ines, ae


a large stock Of the best quality OF I'm. <sys,,,
perai and Young Tyson l.az, for faml, tx h
ne, AT reasonable prices, for sale atthe kIsiI
wat - OHaica DruR Store
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Mills.

TNNAL SCNIF and Indebtedness, fpr which
\ 'hc highest price viii be paid
mar lS IouS HossAcK
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Fruit auISr,iS.

! HAVE just received TWO dozen copies Of this
exceedingly popular work, and shall sell them
at the lowest po,s bic price, at The Ottawa Drug
store. June lg-u. W w CAvaRLY
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More Light a.!

4 ANPulNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils.
\ land perm, starlnr, and taIIow candles Of Tho
very best quality, Tor sac cheaphy
myl5 W W CtvLnLy
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COMPREHENSIVE.
NEW FIRNi
RAUH, BROTHERS.

OHlcl H. Cincinnati, q. BarAto,,H. hR
Referring to the above, We inform the public
that we val CONTINUE the clothing business here
loorr conducted by olr hroihcrat place iu ths
same building, under the above new .ilm. with lar
important difference lhalalI OF our new stock L. of
oar orH Wholesale Manufacturing Hgu, 1t
Cincinnati,
and that although al. sorts ofr.otlinrhaye great.
yadglnord 100 price, yet, having now
orrofI, 20 pay to the Manufacturer,
We shall sell clothing CHEAPER THIT
EVEN! We are now receiving aud ..'i.. con-
uuuc to receive during the season
Large supplies o.
Men and y ~ Clothing.
Furnishing Goods,
Hats aud CnDs,
Trunk, and Nnli-ss
Carpet an ! lcuihrrB1gs,
luin Rubberani oil Clothing,
Boots and SHOES. Sc,
aud al article, generally sole In clothing store,
The Great Advantages
We now have ln procuring the best o. ready
made clothing, ai the lowest rates We feel co.,l-
irui wI.l induce everybody TO examine
Our Large and Fashionable Stock;
and wc p,1m.-rto usra,l honorable means, 90 that
none shall. loaway dissatisfied.
We have engaged the services Of ana "Nprli-u-
cd. practical 'l1iur 1- foreman OF our
NINjfICIiHINE DEPART NhNT
and everything -od 10 this establishment -var-
rlut.t 60 90 u-u,er and go De made better jEau
any heretofore offered tor safe .uOUaw3 lIolr .ur.
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E0DIs AND SHOTS
In town, AND ~ llI sell them NJ the lowest rrirrs
Al work made lu his hcp Is warranted Mem.
Ca'i hlpunl -io.a boot, and shoes Iud.r,' Gait
euomr.i rd aud morocco boots and shoes Misses
aud cnl.dIru> boots and shoes all kind. and all
price,. a kinds IT
DRY GOODS.
Priui-, lawns, barErs cotton. etc, etc. AIar.e
lot OF
LADIES HON>ETS-.Ncry cheap!
At kinds ui groceries. rrurkrTy, ETC., which
WI, hr sold asu.,lI. low iuI rasl d.. Jyatutr.
-N,w Iot Non"
hpu - WV L T,rg
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Lind NnIlaMls,

IA So,and lGo acre Land Warrants. guaran-
w. urd m every respect for sale in quantities
iosn pprhn.or-, cheaper than by.
'--'" NotRrs { fisatS,
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W NEGD
wanted!

| lD0 CORDS good Fire Wood wanted q,
.,NtN the Lumber Yard. j. llossAcK.
Ottawa. nrremhcr21
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THE DAUPHIN BUsINEss.-We are
told by one of the parties engaged in
this Investigation, that a letter has
been received from a lady at New Or
leans, who states that she is the per-
son to whom Belangcr made his diving
declaration, in regard to the Dauphin.
She is we'll known to Dr.. Hawkes.,
having been a meroJcr Of his church
when he was settled in New Orleans.
She ststcs that she has in her posses
zion a trunk full Of documents relating
to this question, communications from
from the royal family, &C., which set
the matter entirely at rest, and prove
the Rev. Mr.. Williams to be the
Dauphin, beyond cavil. An agent
has been sent to New Orleans, to OBJ
tain possession of the documents.
These were stated to us by a gentle
mar who has been closely connected
with this matter from the beginning,
and if they are facts, We hope the do
cuments will be hurried up as soon as
possibility. Y. II i6ne.
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STRIKING CoINcTDENcE.-At conven-
ton held at Pittsfcld. Mass, on the 3lst
ult. to consider Ike subject of female cdu-
cation, it was noticed as a singular cir
cumstance that two of those who took
part in the discussions graduated with
the highest college honors, though the
classmates of two of our most eminent
and profound statesmen, viz; Rev.
Thomas A. MERRILL, D. D., of this place,
who was a classmate of DANIEL WEBSTER,
and Rev. DR.. McEwEN. of New London,
Conn, a classmate of JOHN c. CALHOUN.
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Latest Foreign News.

The propeller Alps arrived at Bos-
ton, on Thursday, bringing four DAYS
later intelligence from Europe. The
most interesting piece of news is that
Cotton has advanced a quarter of a
farthlng, though otherwise the markets
arc almost as they were, the Money
market continuing quite easy. The
French fleet has sailed from Toulon for
the Archipelago. 1t is said there is
some ill-feeling between Napoleon and
the English Government with regard
to Turkish affairs. These do not seem
to be entirely arranged yet. Menschi-
koit is still at Constantinoplc. One
story is that the matter will be settled
by a diplomatic Congress at Brussels;
another that Menschikoff's demands re.
late solely to the Holy Places, and will
soon be agreed to or arranged by the
Porte. From Italy there is nothing
new. AT the Cape of Good Hope
peace has been proclaimed.
The America from Liverpool . 10
2. NJ, I'd inst, arrived at Halifax at 8
p. NJ. Wednesday evening, bringing
three days later dates than the above
by the Alps. The commercial advices
are still favorable. From England
there is nothing of striking interest.
Louis Napoleon, in answer to the dep
utation which presented the address of
the London merchants, said Like
you, | desire peace, and to make it
sure, | wish like you to draw closer
the bonds whic& unite our two coun-
tries )" and the Budget, which has
been much reduced by the Council .of
State, seems to indicate sincerity on
the part Of Louis. Stories of insur-
rection are rife from all parts of the
poor down-trodden Continent, East and
South of the Rhine, and the Alps
". Y. Tribune.
The Pacific reached New York on
Sunday afternoon with four days later
news. Cotton has declined, and
breadstutFs are dull.
The London Advertiser saws Mazzi-
nj is safe, and may be expected in
England in a fortnight.
The difficulties of Switzerland and
Piedmont with Austria and Russia
threaten trouble. The part taken by
France in the question is attributed to
the refusal of the Pope to visit Paris,
for it is now said that his Holiness has
given a positive refusal.
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UNIVERSITY OF NERMoNT.-The
Trustees of this institution have taken
measures to provide, at no distant Pc
Rod, for a systematic and liberal
course of instruction in Medicine and
Surgery. At a late meeting of tho
Board the Medical department was
partially recognized, by the appoir+
ment to the Faculty of the follc"lns
gentlemen, to wit -
Samuel w. Thayer, Jr., NJ. d., Pro-
fessor in Surgery.
L. w. Bliss, NJ. D., Professor in
Anatomy.
Orren Smith, NJ D., Professor in
Theory and Practice, and Obstetrics.
L. S. Carr, Nj. D., Professor in
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
As the complement to the course
contemplated, there remain to be filled
the departments of Physiology and
Pathology ; Materia Medica and Bot
any ; Medical Jurisprudence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-04-20

AccIDENT ON TIE ERiE RAILROAD
The night express passenger train going
west on Monday night, and due at Bling,
hamton on Tuesday morning at ten
minutes past two, when passing along the
Delaware, west of the bridge, came in
contact with a large rock, weighing three
or four tons. which had fallen from the
bank above directly on the track. The
whole train was thrown off the track, and
the fireman was instantly killed. Mr.. l..
Tallman, the engineer, was mortally in
jured, and died in about half an hour.
None of the passengers were seriously
hurt though some we're seriously bruised
The engine was badly damaged, and all
the cars much brokcn.-N y Tribune.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-04-20

TIE JAPAN EXPEDITION. - The
Washington Union sets at rest the cur
ront rumor, that the Japan Expedition
was to be given up. 1t says that the
Administration is doing all il. its pow
er to expedite the enterprise, and that
three steam frigates, three sloops of
war, and two store ships are nov as
scmbling at Macon to form a squadron
under command of Commodore NJ. G..
Perry, to carry out the purposes Of
this expedition. The ship of the lino
Vermont, which was designed to form
a part of this expedition, is now all
ready to receive her men, but seamen
are so scarce that 500 cannot easily
be enlisted for her, and if they could,
this number would exhaust the whole
number prescribed by Congress, and
the Vermont must, therefore, be with.
drawn from the squadron. The steam
ship Allegheny, destined to form part
of this squadron, is in the worlmen's
hands, but may not be completed in
season ; neither will the s~loop-of-war
Macedonian form part of the squadron,
as was designed. But without these
vessels a force amrlj sufficient, as it is
thought, for all the purposes Of tic
expedition will be placed under Com
modore Perry's command. These will
he, the steam frigates SusQuehanna,
Mississippi and PoNhatan the sloops-
of-war Saratoga, Plymouth and Van
dalia and the storc-shils Supply and
SOUTHAMPTON.