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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

knovn IL the steamer WAS a. | have reason 10
think the Charity, frem Montreal to Liverpool she
H. believe built with water-tight compartments. or
bulkhesds, and will Aost, notwith landing the dam
age TO her bow The fact that boat left her. which
was cspsized by our paddles, sugus i'll for her buoy.
ant condition, though Captain Wall, Of the Huron
on the morning Of the asth saw a sinsulr-looking
craft far to leeward but was unable to tell whether
sbe was Q steamer or sailing vessel He says sne
had nondescript appearance, and may have oeen
the wreck of the propeller. The following is List Of
those saved in the sixth bost:
TAKEN TO QUEBEC BY THE HURON.
LUXE MCCARTHY fireman
JOsEPH cONNOLLY. fireman
THOMAS CoNRoY fireman
cHRIsT..as MORAN fireman.
ehSiToFss;SI s saTi !;!s,..! . sss.ss
P PSSjP sA iEhLt n;' :.I....
ARRIVED AT THIS PORT IN THE LEDASo''
E EPysilR s ssIAS; s sisn.a.
THOMAS GARLANo, fireman
F41RIck fosES s sssa:s,
pOBBIN CARNAGAN fireman
THOMAS BRESNAN Assistant Insnser
i I2sSs sSs sF1ss6s Le oaassss sis..d
MICHAEL McLOgGBLlS boy
PETER McCABE tpicted Of the rsnJ vntef
WN NICOLLs Trescos Sicily lslssd psSenser
HENEY JESkINs. TIs.eO. seiIly l .!. D..'sasa
JANIS THOMPSON New Oriesns Peseesse'
Cart PAUL y. GRAM New. Yort, paseneef
GEORGE II BURSs Philsds lphis p.ssssseh
FRANCIS DORIAN SewYork, third omeef
NAMES OF PERSONS KNOWN TO BIZ IN in1
SHIPS BOATS.
The ave bos,s which may have reaches And OF oeen
ncktn I'D are known 10 have continued
NJ GURLEY Fiat Oncer
THOMAS WILDE, Boscwan-
ArBAAHLAM, Second Ofoer
Mr. GRAHAM Foarn Ofiesr
Mr. MOORE. Nev-Yort. passenger.
Mr.. ROGERS Chief Epsineer
Mr. DROWN, Flint Assistant
nr WALKER S-cond As1<ssf
M WILLETT Third AsssstsbI
DANIEL COSSELLY, frenan
JOHN MORAN, Yuenan
John FLANAGAN Fireman
PATRICK NcCAULEY, Fireman
Mr. DrSGNIL. Engineer
Mr.. KELLY Engneer
Mr. TiNPsON, EGghsd,
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WHAT SHIP STRUCK THE ARCTIC

1t has been supposed that the ship with which the
Arctic in collision was the screw-propeer Cnar
ity, bound from Liverpool for Quebec, but a. th1
vessel arrived at that port the 9TH inst 1t is imPos
sbe abe could have caused the loss Of the Arctic We
find, however. that the Cleopatra, Capt Salt, Of the
same line, sailed from Quebec on the 23d ult from
Liverpool. 1t was undoubtedly this vessel that was
engaged with the Arctic in this dreadful collision.
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Fro. IA. c.<bx os.ersy, Sept. Is.

DKpARruRE OF THE srvESrY-FIRsr REGrALSr.-
A few minutes before the arrival of the Governor
General at the Legislative Council Chamber to give
bis assent to the Reciprocity bill, the fist Reg
iment passed, pteeeded BY the band Of the asth
Regiment en- route for embsrkation In the
steamship Cleopatra, which is to carry it to
England. The scene was thrillingly imposing.
".,n." died upon the ear the departure OF the list
than which finer regiment Is hot in the bntah FER
vice, produced q sorowful sensation The 7l.t have
conducted Themselves well and were in Consequence
General favorites with all classes.
The Cleopatra with the list on board steamed out
Of the harbor yesterday about moon.
Frss TAs Qsstse Cei~ssf. Sept p.
DEPARTURE oF TRooPs.-Four companies Of the
list Regiment embarked on Saturday afternoon on
BOARD the steamship Cleopatra for Liverpool. The
remainder Of the corps viii proceed in the next
eteamer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26
R,1;,<{s for Sule.

Ia In Sale oouniy--Section ~, ELI OF 20, md
wh OF 90 in township 81, range cas-, Of the 81
p. IN. As,up oi lund is broke on the lines OF the
above tracts, suihcien, Tor the planting and cult.
yatIun OF an sage orange hedge.
In Liuingsfon county The whole Of sec. %
and the nh u 80, IN township 80, range east OF
the 81 y. III.
These tracts are from one and hn!f TO seven
miles Of the junction Of the Fort Wayne and La.
con alf.linr railroad. and the Chicago mud Mis-.
sissippI railroad aud are most OF them well wnef-
ed, and alta respectful distance from timber and
seltlenents-wd deer plenty; wolves and green
headed flies abundant.
The choice OF any quartz section OF these lands
can be had at $500 per acre
In Lee c0unfu-Whoe Of section 90, together
with - acres Of timber land, IN township ~
range /, west OF the ih p. M 100 acres OF which
are broke, eighty acres fenced aud under cUltiva.
ton three miles OF Usage orange hedge aroundit,
and Within 'fiil-- IT the Franklin grove depot.
Also, good house and niue and u halt acres in
the village 81 Lce Center
a orany Of these lands wilI be sold in qianti.
ties 10 sult the purchaser.
lam bound to sell these lands, for have made
arrangements to 20 to Nebraska. ieeiit my duty
to 20 there and vote 5gainsi slavery, and am desi.
rous TO get a company Of nbolItonists to 20 with
the for the same patriotic and plnonthropc put.
pose. dune 2t-ul Wa PHILLIPS
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STATE or ILLINOIS, In Solie county,
SIS. La Sale Circuit Court, 10 Norember
Term, 1854. Nels Nelson rs. Ann Llgh,ioot,
Lew Llghtfoot, lnger Mitchell. John Mitchell,
Sarah Ann Peterson, Canu,e Peterson, Martha
Fellows, Benjamin b. Fellows, and Peter Mel
soI-in Chancery.
TT appearing froIn an affidavit, on file in the
clerks office Of the circuit court OF said county
tina, the above named Sarah Ann Peterson and
Canu,e Peterson are not residents OF the state OF
Illinois, and the co npninant having filed his bill
OF complaint herein, aud summons having issued
thereon according 10 law.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the salt
Sarah Aun Peterson and CaGuie PeleTs'n. that
unless you be and pS.aT before saidlcrcuII court,
on The first day OF the next term thereof. to be
holden a, the court house in Ottawa, on the sec
ond Monday OF November next, and plead, an
swer. demui, or except 10 said complainant bIll
Of complaint, the same will be taken ~ confessed
agans, you nnd the matters and things therein
prayed for, decrced accordingly,
a. ldSDLuY, cltTk.
Glover " Cook, Tor CC.iyt august 70
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

Celebrated Original Arabian Linimept
I'M Is medicine having been extensively uss1
L throughout the United States for many ysari.
mas required nigh reputanon,- -.u0re than toSs
Hundred Thousand Potfiesh have been soldwithn
the las'yenr and the demand is still increasing.
N0mqdlclne OF orplnary qua Iities could continually
use solong. and yet maintain the high characiss
this article possesses.
The Benefit a ilorded the Suffering Tho " q nds
willneveI be forgotten, and its increasing use VII
daily produce More Eridencc in its FAVOR No.
medicine willcure all diseases, but Ineon isst,bls
P'ootis given that;his Linimeni will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nenry every complaint for whicnilis recommen.
ded, and in all case prove SC beneficial as 70 b
, satisfactory 10 the afflicted
manufactured with gren, care ofhishlt ms
dlclnaI ingredients, every article composinkit h
Thoroughly tested and the Nos; Destructive DistY.
lafios used TO obtain the active principle 10 the
most concentrated de gree, thas Folding atl 36sh
biityci ru irerior mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26
OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, August 90, 1854.
New Wheat comes in slowly, and is prin'
cipa,ly taken by the mills. A few Oats have
also made their appearance, but not enough
to make feature in the market. The heavy
purchases continue to be Corn which, al
though at high figure for this market, seem:
still to tend slightly upward.
Flour, per Dbl, 400.
Wheat, Winter 90
Spring, SOC.
Corn, sheiled, GO lbs, 81 5Sc.; ear SOC.
Oats, 24c
Butter, l2lc prlb.
Eggs, SC.
Potatoes, old zoe. new 81.
Lumber clear $50, n,
Cd clear, S25, NJ,
Common, SIS, N,
Chickens, l2s.
FlaXsccd, Sl,0O.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his steam power
saw mill. The mill was set up for he purpose
ofsawing ties and plank Tor the Chicago and Au-
rora ralroad-the subscribe having completed the
Job is the reason Tor oe'ingthe mill for sale. The
mill has been IN USE about six months Just long
enough to DE thoroughly tested
This mill IS situated about two miles from the
Earlyille depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail-
road. and can be easily removed TO any point that
may be de,ired Tins mill would afford n good
nduccmenl TO contractors for ihs or any OF the
railroads that are now constructive or 10 take TO
III. plncry The boiler has double ilues, and was
made OF 'be be., Of RussIa boiler iron twenty.
Two feet long. and Griy.lwo inches in diameter
The engine was made at the foundry Of Cushman
s. Co, of Ottawa, rated at sixteen h orse power
and was made FOR service, and works rena rkably
well, The saw Is oi the veTv hest n"e,." =.
wa purchased IN Boston, and IA fifty seven ncncs
in diameter. capable ofculrIna any sized lumber
The betting and runnIngsearls II III excellent,
order.
The mill viii be sold on reasonable terms En-
qure u the subscriber, at hls residence IN Earl
Vile au5-if g.. II SurrHTH.
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Notice TO the Ladies.

I WISH to direct your attention 10 certain lot
| OF goods winch have renewed from Phiadel-
phia. They Ore OF the best quality, and ! will
warrant them to give good satisiac tion-such as
Black, white, aud coIorrd kid gloves,
Black silk twist mitls, silk hose, all coors,
English cotton
Black coored and plaid Italian silks, edgngs,
Insertings collars, lace capes.
Plain and embroidered white goods,
Black and colored silk CATERS,
Black and white lid slippers,
Kid boots and buskins
Walking shoes Of all kinds-n large stock.
PARASOLS AND FANS.
A good assortment
A beautiful and carefully selected stock Of Mer-
rirnac, Fall River, Cocheco, and Providence dress
prints, &c,
would be pleased to have you cal Ia, the Penn
syvana s,ore and examine those goods.
Respectfully yours,
Mayo. WILLIAM BARGER.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

-huS"St
Wheat continues firm, with prices rather
looking up. Spring is in fair demand for ex-
port, and choice samples of Winter for mill
ing are in prime request. Corn lower and
less doing. Private dispatches are rather
unfavorable, in addition to which the rise in
frcights helps dcpress the market. Closing
sales for shipment at decline of two to two
and onc-half cents. Oats firm at shipping
figures quoted yesterday, with improved de,
mand for street and depot.
Wheat, winter 81 30
Spring. l.l0al.2O.
Corn, 81 a G2c.
Oats, see
Eggs lac.
Butter, IL ljc, fresh.
Flour, s7,25as7,75,
Wool, 20a30c.
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At a regular meeting Of Ottawa Lodge
No, Al, |. o. O. F., held August 81 inst
Pursuant to appointment special commit
tee reported the following preamble and re-
solutions which were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all wise prov
idcncc by the stern hand Of death to remove
Sister Martha j. Walker and Mrs. Della f.
Stout, from our midst and from the bosom
Of their families.
Reso'red, That as Lodge and as friends,
We deeply regret their death and desire TO
offer tribute to their virtues and remember
them as those who dying left blessing.
Resoired, That while we mingle our regrets
with the mourning friends--yet as men
who may pass through the same trial, and
as a Lodge Of brothers bound in one family
We offer to our bereavcd brothers our warm.
est sympathies, and hope that ale who tenn
pcrs the ind may he near them to sus-
tain them in this their hour oS anguish
Rcsolroi, That the above preamble and
resolutions nc entered on the minutes of the
Lodge, and the secretary be instructed to
send copy to the bereaved families, also
one for insertion in each of the town pa.
p,rs. WN. c. FASH, Stc'N
BY order Of Ottawa Lodge No. Al, l. o.
OF.
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WATER PowLR-BAD BrslXEss. -Our
mills, at the very season when they are most
wanted are almost at a stand still for want
Of water. Owing to the excessive heat and
dry weather. nearly all the water afforded by
the Fox river feeder, is needed to supply the
long leycl between lock II aud Marscilcs.
Yet it cannot be concealed that nearly as
much water escapes by leakage at the Fox
river squcduct, as would keep both mills
running. We have no doubt the canal
agent has made every oxer'ion in his power
TO keep up supply of water, but little
more energy and efficiency on the part OF
the canal SUPPLEMENTARY, dould do much to
remedy the present evil. Yet the only per-
manent remedy will be found in the enlarge
,rcnt of the Fox river feeder There is an
abundance of water for all purposes, could
it be made available. Even at the present
low stage, some four inches depth Of water is
passing over the whole length Of the Dayton
dam. The trustees owe il in good faith to
the hydraulic company, to enlarge this fec.
der at the earliest opportunity.
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SuASGHAIs.-Mr Lcmucl Wallace, Of
Grand Rapids, has placed on our table some
Shanghai eggs, which bang anything in that
line We have yet seen, of the produce of chic
ken kind. We shall try and have genuine
we can get The right sort of an old fogy hen
10 hatch them.
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HARDwARE.-We were taken quite aback
ON looking, few days ago, into the har'-
ware store of our friends Jackson & Lock-
wood, to see so heavy stock. Their store
extends from Main clear through to Water
street, and every nook and shelf is filled
with the solid ware. They must deal in a
way that pleases customers, to justify the
laying in Of so heavy stock.
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BUSINESS ExTENDING.-Two of the new
stores, fitted up by Glover and Cook, on
Madison street. east Of the Court House
Square, are already occupied, and give that
quarter decided business appearance. An
extensive Shoe store has just been opened
by Mr.. PUTNAM, as will be seen by his advcr.
tisement; and Mr.. EARL has removed his
paint establishment to that quarter, greatly
enlarged in stock and facilities. Persons
dealing in either line, will do well to look in
fhnrn
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Mn. EDIroR: You will please announce
my name to the people of La Sale County,
as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff at the
coming election. This is the first time dur
ing residence of nearly 90 years that |
have ever asked the people to support me
for Office.
INTENDED to accompany this notice with
communication, giving my views on vari-
Gus matters, but my severe illness prevented
me, and now write this in my bed. Twill
assoon as am sufficiently restored to health
endcavor to correct the unmanly and I'M
charitable means that have been used during
my severe illness, to place me in false posi-
ton before the people. c. G, MILLER.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

AUGUST IT.
Week opened with enhanced prices on sew
eral articles Stock ofwhcat this morning be-
tween 1000 and 5000 sacks-3000 SKIS prime
white, sold to arrive next week, at l40c.
Corn held firmly, but buyers show some re-
luctancc. Rye up to the unprecedented rate
of 81 l0p per bushel. Sugar unchanged The
stock ofcoiIee in New Orleans on the 18th inst
reported at G6, 09i bags, less by So, 992 than
at the same time last year. when it was cs-
timated at 72,OsG. Sales to day at llic.
Weather warm and clear River falling
RcpvJlicDR.
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MEL6ss of this delicious ''fruit," We
had 4 noble specimen presented to us a few
days ago, by Mr.. Van Meter. 1t was at
least ten FOUNDER, red cored, ripe, and
luscious. We understand he has about Ave
hundred left Of the same sort
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

frRSIrURE.-Many persons are still in the
unpatriotic habit of sending to Chicago and
The east for fine furniture, when they can do
quite as well by patronizing our own dealers
Let them, for instance, read the adverts,
ment of MOORE & GIBSON, and give them a
ssN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

CHOLERA IN RrTLAND.--The cholera,
which broke out with such fatality in the ia
mily Of Mr.. Daniels, in the town of Rut-
land, two weeks ago, we are happy to state
has entirely subsidized. There have, VIC be.
lierc, been no my cases since our last, and
hut three deaths. These were Mr.. Thomas
j. Head, an old and substantial citizen
Miss Sarah 10y, who had nearly recovered,
but was taken with relapse ; and child of
Mr. b. Fleming. The health of the neigh
borhood is, and has been otherwise good
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EOls SALE.
WV 81 u1E8
,coo,,

A BLACKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS &c.
SAID shop is pleasantly located IN the town OF
- Harding, twelve miles north from Ottawa
has an ample patfona sc, and is rare chance for
person wishing to follow that occupation.
For PARTICULARS, enquire Of
July lo-3m ItoOsTERx STEVENS
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FARM FOR SALE,

THE " Q &c. %, T. 81, Z. 5,
FORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
l. W. Jackson. 3 miles east of Marseliles, on
the Chicago and Rock Island Tailr) pad and on the
l. and NJ. canal. There /, about rs acres OF
land. with bearing orchard of excellent fruit,
vel aud clstefn, aud new house, nearly hnish-
ed.
For further particulars, apply to G. W. Jack
son, Ottawa, or to ID. {. Undcrhll, adjoining
snld "a IN. Nanhns, Augu.t 5-ti.
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ACl,csiuCt Wills.

TTAVING leased the above mill, ior term Of
IL years, aud put the same N perfect condition,
| am gain prepared 90 resume custom grinding,
and havin, competen, and reliable NllleIs, hope,
a. heretofore, to give general -atiinction.
A superior article ut Flour, constantly on
hand, either a the Mil. or at Mrssrs kcdd.ck &
Iiurbnts Store. InLG!-Iy JAMES kEtLkR.
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue. ashereioiore, to at
tend promptly to all orders IN the painting and gla-
zing line, 10 which they propose TO devote their
full attention us heretofore.
July % 5. T.. EARL * SON.
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Ptotin, III, Sept. %, lS5l. },
w. B Farroll's Arabian L!niment.
NewTailcring Establishment,

NIcGMriS 4 GILLrN, having associated them
Oh the Tailoring Business and one Of the firm has
had number OF years experience in some Of The
largest in Europe, they irhttcr them
selves that they can do work in their line in su.
pcrior style to anything ID the civ, md they have
aud vii! eepconslantly on hand gsod assert
mentof
Broadclo ths, DOesk ms, Fancy CassinSc!cA
satnetis, tweeds, and IN fact everything 10 th' [
Gcn,lemens furnishing line tosu he season OF
the year, together comancd will moderate char.
grs,hey wish o.olici, share oipubllc psttousgr'
Ottawa, April 70, issI
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\,utire

Is hereby gwen, that a, n sale OF town lots for
/ the Ia xrs and costs thereon, due the county o'
La Sale and state Of Illinois, for,he year 1853,
held atthe court house IN Ottawa, IN said county,
on the 9Th day Of May, 1854, purchased lot No
five, ~ IN block six, e. and lot No. nine, 90 in
block No. twenty-three, (23) in Green's addition
TO the town NOW city, Of Ottawa.
The time Of redemption Of said lots will expire
two years from the date Of said pure .,ase.
August ~. w. ii. W. CUsHMAS.
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A gain in sweetes, metre,
Our song beglne
We've go, salipetre,
Nutmegs. eythes, snaths, CHAINS nails, and
rope,
Shaving, toilet, and good common sonp;
Nankeen aud linens, brown white, and buff,
First rate tobacco and Scotch snui',
Handsome satchels and carpet bags.
WANTED-butier, eggs, and paper rngs,
Hides, wool, and other kinds OF produce.
FOR SALE-vinegar--,he real pure juice;
Tacks, brads. shoe. thread, and buckles,
Buck skin gloves. to shield your knuckles.
Tca-cUps and snucers, platcsGn platttrs,
Wash bowls, and pitchers. and--w.ll no mat
ter
Large wooden bowls, that ca nj be beat,
For mixing dough or mincing meat;
WiilGw baskets, round aud Obong,
TeGs--CRnton OulOng, aud ilouchong.
Saws, axes, aud aGe-handleS,
Lamps, candles ticks, and candles,
Cloths cassiIners, and doe skins,
Gaiters, buotees, oncks, and bUskns,
White Grape. embroidered Canton shn wis,
/ Figured nnd plain al X parasos.
! SpuoHs-Briitania, aud tin galvanized.
| Sugor-clarlfed and pulyerizsd.
| Linscy- woosey- dcnms,
/ Sewing silk and sometimes lemons.
! Black, blue, red, and brown cambrc,
| List, tape, ind cord, hyyard or stick;
! SILK barege. and nice tine barege de lanes,
! Alpaca, blue check, corset leans,
| Marina, plste-board, bonnet wire;
| Hail hose, and some tina, come up higher
| Crash, diaper, and fine blue drilling;
| Yes, padding, ils,.rate tor shilling,
! Canton, white, and yellow ilannels,
! Twist the purrst hair Of caui.ls.
| Bumbazines and bumba.ctt-s;
! Undersl.eves and chem,ett.s.
| Mohair mitis, elasii, gnrlers.
| Soda and pure cream Of Tartar.
Russe,, and Calls pocket books,
/ The very bes, OF crochet hooks.
Pins and needles--large and small,
No tohisksg-We roll the temperance BALL
Stocks aud poke, handkerchief,
Leghorn hats andgood palm leafs,
Combs--top, side, and ivory fine.
From two-and-s ixpence 10 a dime,
India rubber, OF Goodyear's make,
| That ne'er wear ou,-they never break
, Pocket redding, and wo oden combs,
Convenient off, or at your homes.
But we must stop with No. 2,
Lay down the pen, TO think Of you.
Our weary bones some T.iet need,
So We shall rest-whil, you mryread.
| (To he continued
OF Paste this in your sernp-book.
July l5 BAGss, poet.
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The assessments which arc now due, are re.
Tt,ed TO be paid to H. lIurbu,, secretary ,withou,
drlav; and payments will in all cases be required
ut the assessments veto become due. upon the
clay upon which the sane shall TALL due. Az the
tfilge is now IN rapid course Il c,mpI.non.
The resources Of the company are now absolutely
ts9aTed To NEE its engage mcnta,
By ordct Of the board Of director
=. WIN. REDDlCk, president
HENRY HcStnrT, secret airy. August l9-2w.