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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

A USTRAIJA-TTPPER IJNE-THE A CLIPPER
for Melbourne Port Philip the 18th Of February She
has superior Accommodations for passengers, and he9
ton which this line has won for despatch is sufficient
guarantee for parties TO engage By her Apply board
at pier IA Fast river or TO WIZ. I. UGAN, a Front
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n ETROPOLTTAN HALL CONVULSED WITH LAUGH
ltl ter.-Prof Morton will give grand Entertanm ant
0fN itrOna OxidA

~ teroProf Morton will give grand Entertainment
at the above named splendid Hall on
sAIus s ,.,, EVENING" t fEshoAK n ~
the In order tna all VINO may desre the luxury
OF nhanns 'ne Same anu Augn until 'nen sidoA aone'
aIs sas - pa.eony pIio n i, nu S az ye
Dreamed ireey py al wtnont enc east enecs'
generally developing the leading traits OF characterora
X at eIa Iii ia resa-ved sor I.dos and cb;,drer
me nrs: o ~, wiz oc .eSerSeu w Suio' INV
accompanies oy gsntemsn; .,
and ,.dx Sar "a c;rcIeS so 80 cents
Tickets for other parts Of the house Is cents
Doors open at 6L; commence at N o'clock.
rTuIVp,r aAI GOV or woNnrpS 1r,,NrSr pnouQ
n IA Lac nALoOis ~ "oNDrs' Sii &c .. I:L1s
@ 0'g svn ns M , - ~ pfssn,
llo.ei. oHpioS0uoAso0 DuSSo0' - sA0 s'eAs Ai
seconu sefie' " moNnrps AM u1p Acrrc
a.n an ana
never oeoIe mas sue hh. anu
audience All other dabbers in The mystic art must bow
before THE WORLDS WONDER
Tho mysterious Second Sight truly the greatest ex
pertinent attempted and thousands visit the saloon
pers avaunti Heller is among you: The yhoe Of the
PRESENT series w 90 @ H ~ pohs
ms gorgeous apparatus Inc = M o. "ooet'
Heller are now the most iasnionabic In new iofk .
on Saturday afternoon, st3
Admission % cents cnicren nairpric 100
Day Ticket once at Jole Music Store' ooo bfooowsy'
rhere seats can DC seoufeo.
NJ ArAME soSIAG IN a NEW 0PERA.-cH0lcE
N1 seats on the front and second benches in dress
circle for sale at GIMBREDES No. Metropolitan Ho-
---------------------------
RAlLS MODEL. OF SAN FRANCISCO,-THIS ELE-
ID CANT and interesting work OF art is now
being exhibited at No 312 Broadway. 1t is the only
correct and complete model Of San Francisco
structed, although two three attempts have been
made II covers space Of nearly 900 square feet,
and IN its construction twenty artists employed
N b. Az accurate knowledge OF San Francisco can he
gained in hour from this model as BY visiting that
city ITSELF every house be seen its true form and
color every hill and street, the shipping &C. Doors
VTyuL SHORTLY OPEN OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment, and ascent Of Mont Blanc illus
trated with series Of magnificent and gigantic pantngs
from drawings taken the spot, at an enormous ex
pense together with highly humorous and interesting
Alpine by f. Owen Van vupV
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CtTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GlASGow.--rHS
y Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW q, 9e2 tons, 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander will sail from Glasgow on Wednes
day February 23 and will leave New York for Glasgow
on Saturday, March g at IL O'Clock, at noon First
cabin (saloon state room $780, do do (midsp do S7S;
second cabin $50 third class $20stewards fees inolu
ded Apply 10 j. McSYMON, 80 Broadway.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCTsCO-rH

~ aNIEltbilr LINE fOB SAN FRANClSCD-THE
Shortest and Cheapest Route-Only line giving
through tickets including the Isthmus crossing
favorite double engine steamship PR0MErHEU5, 1000
tons will leave from pier No North river at O'Clock r.
NJ precisely Saturday Feb 10 for San Juan del Norte
direct connecting with the popular steamship Brother
Jonathan 200 TONS the Nicaragua transit route,
having but twelve miles OF land These
steamers have superior Accommodations and ventilation
For information passage at the lowest rates. apply
only at the agency Of the Company.
c. VANDERBILT, Agent No. Battery place up stairs.
Passengers cautioned against the
hired runners of other lines; employed for this
line. mail bag is made up at the Office.
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L'OR CHAhLESTON AND FIORIDA.-SEMI-WEEKLY
Il q = n. une.-The favorito and fast going steamer
SouIHERNER, W. Foster commander will leave pier
No North river, Wednesday Feb. 10, at O'Clock
r. ~, precisely. For freight apply board, where all
bills o. hding win be signed and for passage At the Office
a sPOFfORD, TILEyTON & CO, a. South street.
Through tickets to Florida follows;-For Jackson
vile 10 PiIsfha
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nR. WARDS-OFF1CE IN CANAL STREET, ONE
~ door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours, 8A w. to
z. NJ Sundays, from 10 A. " IN IL ", and from III
in the evening.
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SHIPPING.
A USrRAIIAN PACKET LINE

A USTRAIIAN PACKET LINE-THE BEAUTIFUL
IA clipper chip THE0XINA will be despatched on her
regular day, early in March The poprieor of this line
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the
prompt manner In which their former ships (the Albus
and Peyona have sailed from this port To PERSONS in
tending 10 visit Australia this line offers the advantages Of
fast vessf Is elegance Of accommodations add every c,m
fort TO render the voyage agreeable being by
tried and experienced csptans and victualed on the
most liberal scale An early application IL important
board 10 ANTONIO PE1LEIIER 90 Wall street: or
OvERMAN & GRONER, % South street
A USTRAIJA-PIONFTR IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
"A EUPHRASIA, Captain Ammi Smith, nov taking In
cargo at pier r. East river will sail for Melbourne Port
Philip punctuay the sd inst The Euphrasia Is the
seventh ship Of this well established line and will be pro-
yisioned in the liberal her
Passengers requested TO examine her
before engaging elswhere For passage, apply board
or TO r w. CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN 116 Wall street.
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- -
MEDICAL.


II YGIASTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia TIC doloreu1 toothache nervous hss..dhs
and rheumatism in the head aud preventive Of
commissions, or any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teethne has been
discovered and is being successfully
the form OF medicated necklace TO be next the
akin BY the patient An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines OF which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed tho
mode OF application The notice Of the public is no<
therefore called TO quack medicine nut to q ncdca-
ment recommended by one Of the most euncrt OF tho
faculty peculiarly powerful In acting through tho
pores Of the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves afOrdng generally, instant, and slwayr perrca-
nent relief and edecting permanent Patients wso
at twenty four hours trial OF the indicated necklace
cording to prescription ind relief may at co of
that period, BY immediately returning tho receive
back their money.
SCHUFFNEE & HulDENEH, 81 Beaver st
THnMoNY.-I do hereby certify that the composition al
the medicated necklace offered by schutner Muldeuer
Is Of such nature 10 unsanpgy produce ths uos1
satisfactory results. g BRAUNIlCH, N. T.,
No. 2S5 Henry street. Brooklyn
For saIe BY the proprietors No 81 Ieaver strese.
Price 81.
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nR. gAIPH's OFFICE HOURS, FROM to - A. NJ,
~ and to9P. NJ, Sunday excepted, al No. 643 Hous-
ton street near Wooster
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lowing pbsfs, IN hddltOn 70 those named above
Antigua, Guadaloupe, st kits,
Barbados, Havana, st. Lucia
tarracOD, Honduras, st Thomas,
Carthsgcna, Jacmel, II. Vincent
hrgarara, Martinique santa Martha,
Dominica Montssrrat Tampico,
Granada, Nevis, Tobago
Grey Town, Porto Rico, Trinidad.
Vera Cruy THE RATES or PAssAos ARE
From savannah 20 Nassau Observation-Disclosures 2I
no 40 inagua. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Do. do Jamaica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
DO. do Cbogres. Observation-Disclosures. ~
(including stewards fees,J
and In proportion TO the other islands
Pore cabin passengers taken ut one half the above
rates.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon Freight and
specie conveyed the usual terms For engagements
apply to ANDREW LOW CO., Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for the X NJ mshps will be
slips Florida, Alabama, and Augusta.
sAMf~ l. MITCHELL Agent, 194 Fulton street Ny.
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Aiyod-Brig Marselos, plsbury, Fall River for Rock
land schrs Ccylon McAster Norfolk for Salem 9th DE
Notc, Rollins, Norfolk for Camden; Ieprelatte, Brown
Roct.and for NYork; Harbinger, Hooper, do for DO
Saled-l0th. brig Marselois schrs Ceylon Del Norte
Ieprelette and Harbinger; Northern Light. and Mary
Brewer for Boston.
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, con.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, con-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
carrying the great United States mail-Only through
United States mail line for California and Oregon, via
Aspinwa and Panama.-ireat reduction.-The splendid
new and double engine United States mail steamship
OHIO 600 tons burthen, H. J. Hartsene, U. s. Navy,
commander and the CHEROKEE, John Mc(;owan com
mander viii sail Monday Feb Il, at O'Clock, T. NJ,
precisely from pier at foot Of Warren street North river
pany's magnificent steamer, JOHN l.. STEPHENS,
500 tons burthen Commodore Robert 1. Pearson will
be in readiness at Panama. together with the steamer
PANAMA to take the mails and passengers Of the Ohio
and Cherokee, and sail Immediately for San Francisco
The John L. Stephens has been built expressly for the
Pacific service with extended guards giving spacious
deck room, promenades, sc. Her ventilation cannot
be large windows and lights being substituted
for port holes both forward and aft There are no bulk
head or other distractions to tho free passage Of
from stem to stern in either deck Her sailing qualities
were thoroughly tested previous to her departure and
she proved herself Of the fastest steamers aaoa No
their ->ssr@noA-r thn.ss With axpaditi"n -~--e
RATS OF FARE TO AsPrNwAu-
Ladies saloon state room. 500
Lower aft and forward saloon do.............5 IS
second CABIN stanoees 40
RATES FARE FRANCISCO.
First cabin after saloon state $3.50
10. do. forward upper deck do.............. 200
Forward cabin steerage fare Observation-Disclosures. 100
Parsengcrs win be landed at the railroad wharf at As
pinwa free. Transit of the isthmus at the passengers
expense For freight passage, apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, at the office Of the companies III West
street, corner of Warren.
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I,ARE REDUCED TO THE wFST INDIA ISLANDS AND
II Chagres.-By the British royal mail steamship
Gam fonsh ,r

II thlRIu5-by inc bTttsh royal man stoamshp
CONWAY, Capt Sawyer, $50 tons burden.
This steamship is designed to sail from Savannah,
Georgia the 4th Of January 3rd of February 9th or
March Ord OF April and 4th OF May for Chagres touch
ing at Nassau, N. T., Inagua, with the Turks Island
the 14tn Of each month and return the 18TH by
route, TO Savannah
As this service contempates arrangements only for
limited number Of Passengers persons who desire to
avoid crowded boats will find tho route desirable one
and nyalids who wish TO spend the winter among the
West India Islands, may find in the
steamships twice month between Jamaica and the fol.
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saloon, &c. Ss5 and $685. according 70 state toolna
limited number of third class passengers viii b
xken and found with comfortably cooked pro Visions foe
$50 ...... to Liverpool $50 .from Liverpool
Parties Wishing to bring out their friends, obtain
certificates PASSAGE and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
La from Ell sterling upwards Hand bills can be
mad at the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, a@snt. No Al
Exchange plAcS
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD.


From date, aud thereafter, until further notice,
DAILY TRAIN
For the conveyance at Passengers, Mails, and
Express, will run between
Gil AGO AND OFT AW A
tSUSplyS IxcErTEpl
leaving Chlca 20 and Ottawaal the time lelOw
stated.
GOING WESTW ARD,
Leaves Chicago \. ", arriving at Ottawa Pm,
RETURNING,
Leave Oitawa2r. ", arriving At Chicago 7r v
l'ntil the road scomplerd to la Sale and Peru
(which Will be- hut sNor, peuod), Stages will run
to aud from the Trans NJ Ottawa, connecting
with Stages and olhrrc0ny-yancrs nj those points
Sou'hward to Peoria, Springfield, Alton and
ST Louis.
Westward to Rock Island Davenport, Burlng
ton aud lcwa CRY.
Nonhward to Dixon, Freeport, Galenn and Du.
buhuc
Uy-rassengerswill procure Tickets before ia
king seats ~ the Cars.
BAGGAGE received, and Checks given there
for.
The clock in Sherwood & Whatleys Iewelr,
store, corner oi Lake aud Dearborn SITS, Chicago
Is adopted by this company as standard time, an,
the travelling public are reminded that the !rain
niV start promptly at the times above stated, a
indealedby that clock.
Chicago, Feb. 10 A. r GILMORE. Sap,
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CITY Charter Election.
IA .inrl. 1853.

III TTITW, TNNN,
NOTICE Is hereby given that ,n election will
y be held ~ the court house in Ottawa, on the
first .lOnday IN iprH NEXT at which time the IN.
hahitants. residing within the following described
territory to wit: section No H. south halt al sec
ton No least halt ot section No ~ south hnlio,
section No. II west hnliol section No -. aud all
thu, portion OF tn, Southwest quarter ot section
No / that lies west ol Fox river. all IN township
No % north, OF range east OF the 3 principal
meridian. who are authorized to vote Tor state Of.
irers, shall vote tor or against the adoption of the
CITY Charter as provided IN" An nc, n charirrihc
City OF Ottawa" passed by the Legislature OF the
state Of Illinois, and approved by the Governor
10Th Feb, 1851 II IluELnur.
l.. LELAND, ". H. W. CCsHMAS,
H. +. EAMgS H. u. DEiASn,
u. +, FHttrs, NlnE,LL M.Lt.R
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Glassware.
Patent Medicines.

Jayne. Expcciorant, hair dye, and vrrmiiuge,
c. Bal-aIn Sanativr pills; nlteraliye, Nc
Mortmorrs rheumatic compound; bitter cordial
pills, &c,
t:lnrk's syrur Of cherry and TAR Child's ranac.a
Perry Davis pain killer,
Gregory's instant cure Of pain; Cholera medicine
McManus elixir OF opium,
Wisiars balsam,
Rogers syrup OF lycrwor, and TAR,
Iionghons pep.in, or gastric juice,
India Ch"iagOgue,
Narshars .atholicon, or mothers relief,
Frch's heart corrcctor and catarrh snuh,
Sloan's ointment and powders,
Fau-r- liniment and oln,nrni
Grcirnberg's uterine cnihnlcon,
do dvs-ntery syrup,
do chiId- panacea, for summer compI
do health biilers,
do green mountnin ointment,
Climax salves Dnllys pain extractor, wihnIl
varieties OF patent medicines, pills, &c, Tor sale,
July lO-rf r. Y GRIGGs
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600 ACRES {!
A Rare Chance

no purchase a tarmis offered by the subscriber.
who is selling choice lands located IN ,hiscoun
~ only ten mics from the canal tor So upper acre
~lh hive years pay day.
] also otter on good crcdit that choice $40 acres,
which pure hasrd OF the canal trusirts Tor my own
use, lying on the Plank Road, fourml-snorih ol
Ottawa. lican he divided into three iarins, II de-
slEhlc, with good front Tor each.
Also The splendid umpIored farm, upon which !
now reside Il II so well known that praise Is su'
prrlIou.. 1t lies nine miles south west from Ut
lava. eleven from Peru, aud eight from the Cen
tral Railroad is second to no tann IN the Union inr
saluhflty, andis nutUTously one al the very best
grain aud grazing farms in the state II Is furnish
ed ahundantly with perennial springs. embraces
i2Oacres all improved, and Gu, timber. Upon II
is dwelling house, 81 feet by 10, with wings ma
King l1by a feet, ample wood she'd, store room
milk room, cellars, Sc, Ne. There are also a
small tenant house Of brick story aud halt high,
aud good cellar under the whole and a good Tram
ed carriage house and stable with cattle sheds
sheep sheds, zee hons-, &c &c. An extensive
young orchard j. Just coming into brnring. -
Adjacent 10 this farm are $50 acres Ot outlying
prane lands, which wlb sold with or separate
from th,arm.
The literary character Of the neighhorhoeI IN
which this am is located aud ItsIterary aud rrlI'
gious privileges add greatly to its value. Holt u
sir distant Is the celebrated and Ourshing Fam
! Ridge Seminary fer nth oiboth sexes, where re
/ gous services are held after he Baptist prrsun
! SION. An Episcopal church - being erected nn'
with. completed this spring-Ouy one mile in an
. other diTrrIion, while the Cougt-gatlOnbsts w0r
ship ina fine meeting house ut Nrrnonve onl,
four Mules distant, where there also fine girls
/ mills
/ Being dr.irous to remove TO anotherpa Of tn
state, will dispose 81 This last farm on femarknb
/ casv terms and of low price.
/ Farm Ridge March &c BROSSoN MURRAY.
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Fruit and Nets.

. 4 FKESFI supply q faIi ms, cron ~,
&%, cnrrnntS, prnncs, preserves, pickles andp,r
y37ri per sauce, all new and Of snpcroruualiry IL Z
Nr'H sale cheap, at the
- may Is. O.iaud Drug StDrc
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W N's's %
NA.lNIln,

nDn CORDS good Fine Wood wan'-d o.
.VjU the Lumber latd. j. lIoss..D
Ottawa Deccmhtr9T
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ITll' Greatest variety Ut all kinds of Extrnct,
tor han lkerchlripr fiururry Eau De C. nlo.ur,
Lavender. Otto OF Roses, JnIcs luur'. prcpalf-
ti"n ioi the complexion ant hair.
Also, fancy aud toilet Soaps having, &c..nnd
every variety OF Hair OiI-, pomatum,, &c, *
Jnstrrcriyrd, and Tor sale low, at the
may 29-'' OTTAWA DRUG Store
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ID EMAlNlSG ~ lhr Pest Office at Ottawa,
IL April :, 1853.
Alder Ms. Mary Els. Mi, II Mcdonnell Pat
Ahj,l William E.coH lIruy McDrrmott Pat
A.hby,Jolu Frames Geo Muikin Nrs u
Blrurs William Foley Jeremiah Maxwell Mrs
Bl.hLp Flavint Nj. VI Newton 4
Bro.nln | ID Fnnklnd L Newman
Byrne Garrett FiIly Patrick Osborne John
Barnes Mr.. + Greer Ruhdrt O,tvcr Richard
Bennett IlIlam Galhs'n Nuriy Oliver Isaac
Bennett Levi. GarinrriJo ,rph Oluey Mary
Baldwin + Greer Mary OCouncr Mrs c
Bllvn DAVID Graham lhrs \ Packard jain
Brn.uan John Harvey VIM rirrc. y :
Beckvlth llcuy Hight Mr. Mary Parker Fl'mon
CLARK Henry haplnstAll Phillip, Edward
CoughlIs Daniel Hines Pa, RyderJ q
Caller James Hines Matthew Reed
CLARK Edward ilo-kn- = T. Ruckrn DR. W
Clark J,mvs Hodges PF Reed Mrs G
CmrN 5 Harris Henry Rauels Mrs Aun
Chamber. WIN? Howard James Rucksr Flat
Gordon Richard ldc sherman Robins william
CLARK John Heating Robert Rose ID T. II
Curtin Fat Kane James Smith Elrcn
Cameron Owen Kelley James Smith william
Clifford Pat Kelley BERNARD Stroop Jacob
Crowley Mary Heating William Stodiard David
Clauey James Kemp BEN Siglrr Hannah T.
Campbell Kerr Daniel Stllwell Miss 4
DEMPSEY Pa, Libby Lancaster Weeks James
Di'i, LAIN Nat White James
Dnnahue FranSis Lynch Peter Wosd lhonas
Dolcn Peter Lawrence Jacob Wilson W j
Dempsey Dennis McMulcn VIM Walch John
D,cs.rIi utchinsMsCush Martin Waleh b
barrow MeGoush Martin Whitney OH
Dcwof II Mullary Edward woodrudM
D~. VIM McK",is =" IS Young Young" John %e
Dwire Michael M,sssyFS York NJ
Disen Pat Mercer Levi. YarA
Edwards & NcCullenJan. A Young Robert
MO Nal.
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L'RESil CORN MEAL for sale ut u, our mill
u NJ all limrs Arrll2. IIAskLLL \ ScmI1r
MOTTO

P"biic Sale Of Land, & lots
TllEs sixth annual salc ofCnn,l Innd, am, Town
= Lots, will he held N the City Of Chicago on
Monday, May OH. 1883, a, which time nll,hr un.
sold landsand lots will he offered a, public auction
eAcep, such Ms are situated in I.asnlle, which will
he oH.rsd In that place on Wednesday, May iith,
BY orderof the Board Of Trustees.
Marehs. WIN. GooplNc, sesy.
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EMPIRE
Cheap Clothing Store F!

I BEG leave to inform the public ofOttawa and
] vicinity rhlt | have associated mv,rlt with my
brother, : II Rauh aud solomon Rnuh Of Gin
clnan, O., and y. Rauh OF I}ari.rowu. Ky and
that hereafter sha II continue tn. Clothing bus-
ness in Ottawa under lhr new firm of
KAuII, BROTHERS,,
soliciting the patronage of my friends and the
public generally.
ALL persons indebted to me hy note or book
account wlll pi~a,- come forward and settle, as
shall have 10 close all affairs ol the oil firm.
l. RAUGiI.
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Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised and give the date
list W. I. GIn,oS, I NJ
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Country Merchants

In ACKES u land, 15 miles south east Of OF
AVo lava. whlsh will be sold cheap tor cash
For particulars enquire OF J. q. NArrlSGER.
March 10
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Ottawa Female SEMINARY (!

ottawa Female seminary
MI lSS BRY ANTS school tor Young Ladies
wi will open lis third quarter in the Mechanic
Hall, on Monday, May ID. Term, as formerly.
There will be, IN addition TO the advantages
heretofore enjoyed, instructions on the Piano
Forte, by Miss Mary AntoInette Bryant
Miss smith, who has had several " ars expert.
ence at the south, aud enjoying an cnviable rrpu.
talon ms teacher proposes to take class OF boys,
~ connection with the school, hut ns a distinct
department Mss Smith will also suprrln.
tend exercises, by the whole school in vocn mu
SIC, April ., l,5!
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Prairie Fencing for Sale

Usage GRACE. SEED of superior quality.
- Those wishing TO supply Themselves cannot
No better than To buy ofmrig J G. NArrINGER
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1853. 1853.
CMARLESS, BLOW 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
DRUGS, NbUICYNES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS.

Glassware Perfuinerios, Tobacco, sc. &c,
No 10 aud 72 Main Street. 81 Louis.
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF their late pur.
chaccs, and will by the first of February, ha W.
Their immense stock in store, which they offer to
Western Merchants ut small advance on New
York importation prices, aud take this opportunity
to assure the public that they will continue TO deal
on the most reasonable terms, aud sell every ar,i.
Gle III thelrne tor CASH, or to punctual mel on
time rs heretofore.
Al iocer prices Man any responsible House ws,i
Our stock consists IN part oi
DrugSdrd Medicines,
With large lotoi CllENlCALSir from the manu-.
factory oi Powers II Weiehtnan.
Paints, Ods and Dysstufs
Innish's From the manufsc,ory OF Smith
s Suntion, New York, which is guarantee OF
their superiority.
Brnsh Paint, varnsh, aud tooth brushes
assorted.
Glass and Gidss,rar,
Patent Medicines All OF the popular Patent
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Cologne, Extracts, &c. &c.
Tobace0 600 boxes Virginia tobacco. nj
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