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The true Democrat., 1854-10-18
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 Letter from California.

J. II. McLEAN-Dear Sir: <
 the Company return you our thanks for hav;n "il U' piled us with your Volcanic Oil Liniment It sup ly the most valuable and useful medicine fnr .r9 across the Plains We used it for Rhann, mn rP Bruises sprains Pains, Wounds Sores etc ap5 |, our Horses and Cattle for Strains CIafeS nSo to other injuries and it invariably performed Haad sa cure. Yours. etc. CITiNE ,Io a sPeedy
 Sacramento City, Dec. Sth, 1858. '@'o''
 we say, then, to all who may be suffering from LEANS VOLCANIC OIL tfNIMFNT1 G Z. II. Me only reliable remedy ' is the days paper. '0'0inh oI to-
The true Democrat., 1854-10-18

exponant of the views of the people of Arkan- sas, at all, and cannot be relied upon as such If 1t can foist in its man, it is all this paper seeks. Judging from its past career, we should say 1t IS near its end, and will soon fall to the level to which it naturally belongs
 We know nothing about the actings and do- lngs of MT. Beebe, who is the President of the Cairo and Fulton railroad company, and shall not answer the slang we see poured out upon him. He can do this himself-no doubt-for we know there are good men in this company, and men who would not affiliate with wrong and crime. The viper, therefore, who strikes at this company will only injure his own fangs
 Gu rroad, viz: the Cairo and Fulton road will finally vindicate itself, and we need not pitch into other schemes to sustain it. If we had this to do, we should cease to be its advocate We wish it to stand or fall upon its own merits; and we doubt not it will stand frsti in importance with all its rival schemes. The improved and developed North and East, and the rapidly de- veloping South and West, are each thrusting forth their hands to give and to receive the whole souled and cordial salutation of friends meeting, and the place of junction is along our line of roads. Helena, for thousand reasons should receive all oursupport for the lands grant ed in aid of the Mississippi branch. She de- serves this consideration at the hands of our Legislators, and she will receive it by an over- whelming majority. Memphis may tap this branch, or she may tap the main trunk road as she likes; we do not care which she does but would be glad she could, and would, do either
The true Democrat., 1854-10-18
N NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PRIVATE BOARDING.

>HE undersigned will be prepared to accommods. with esm Or more members of the ensuing Legislature
 Metnodist church. His house has recently been tn roughly repaired and renovated. O'eii 'lO- lie IS also now prepared to accommodate dav.
 Oct. IS St V" IN'
The true Democrat., 1854-10-18
SUPERIOR CIGARS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-

VIE subscriber has on hand a very large ouantit Il of superior Havana Cigars, at cheap rates
 Oct. 10 D. B. MANDFJ
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POEM NO. 1.
ON THE NEW STORE,
On 0EMl\ & WNITNORE,

In From of,he Court House Door,
Where goods are sold cheaper than ever sold in
this town Eeiore
Hail, iarncrs, preachers, and mechanics,
Lawyers doctors, aud hnntics,
Clerks, editors, and ab'rors all,
We bid you welcome to our hall
Where goods, must beautiful and inre,
Selected with great taste and care,
Are sold TAR CHI, aper than before,
Was ever sold IN western store
We've silks and prints, and nous de lanes,
Cloths, cassimsres and kentucky Irans,
Ticking, hickory, farmers linen,
Best of shreting, of New Engiand's spinnin';
Lancaster ginrhams, and Scotch plaid,
Silk fringe, and gmIs, and paicut braid;
Dress trimmings, buttons, whale bone, thread.
Teaspoons, and combs, and iurkey-ed,
Ink pens, and paper, lace, and Grape,
Edglngs, insertions, cord, and tape,
JaplAcd and syercd hooks and eyes,
The very best neteH no hes)
Coffee, sugar, AMI moia sses
The best OF stuff for good mattresses;
White fish, OF this seasons brands,
Boot black brushes, and cheap mk'stands;
Cho &c tea, dr. apples, and nee peaches,
Collars, SHIRTS. ,.auls, coats, aud breechcs;
Vests-satln linen and Mafseiies-
Tubs, baskets, aud good woe den pals.
Cod fish, OF delightful udor--
frugc-trst.rate tor curtain border
Soap, glnss, and socks, silk, and KID gloves,
Cassin, pepper. spice and cloves.
Panama straw, ur, and silk hats,
For men, boys. aud the smallest brats;
Scrubbiug, horse, aud white. wash brushes,
Glazed hats aud capsthe best OF pushes;
Blank hooks, to write sweet stories IN,
. Or notng down expended TN,
Embroidery, ribbons, and French Cotton,
Pure damnsk, such rs Kings have sOt on;
Besides a thousand othrrnrliclrs,
OF largest bWlks OF .,aalles particles;
To mention all would be u heap
More trouble han to sell them cheap.
fro RE CONTINUED
Please paste the above IN your scrap'hook,
NAV ~ BAGGs-post.
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tripoi, That number OF discreet and
reputable citizens, not exceeding twelve, lie
selected by the council, to serve AS Police
Officers, when called upon 10y competent
authority, or rs may he provided for by or
dinancc. Said police officers 10 be paid for
their services two dollars per day, or night,
shall be hlccmed a day, and two or more
calls during the same day shall be deemed
but day.
The council then proceeded to the choice
of twelve police officers, as iolIowc:
From lst Ward, John Huston.
From 81 ward, Charles lloughtaling.
From 81 ward, Henry Dcukert, Harry
Gross, John Morrill,, and W. }. Vaughn.
From 4th ward, John Roncy, Joseph +.
Skinner and John c. Dclong.
From 9TH ward, John Murray, Roland
Hopper, and W. NJ. Fry.
On motion cf AID. Bristol,
Or}crci, Tina. AID Cogswell be authorz-
cd to provide clubs for the use Of tic police
officers
Ordcrel, That committee he appointed
10 provide balls and chains for the use Of
prisoners at work on the streets.
AID Haskell, Bristol and Miller, commit
tee.
On motion of AID. Cogswcll it was
Or,iertd, That the marshall be hereby in.
structcd TO remove all Instructions found by
him on Columbus street, north of the Hi
nois and Michigan canal.
Oriercd, That the committee on streets
report on the cXpcdicncy of constructing or
sewer or main drain from the canal TO the
Illinois river or Fox river.
Orl,red That the marshal notify owners
Of lots in block No. IS, upon which stasnant
water is permitted to remain, in violation of
former order of the president and trustees
of the town Of Ottawa to abatc the same, to
now abatc such nuisance thout unncces-
sary delay.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
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hunted by mounted Arabs At tail .prcd
The Habits of The Camel.
when pur-urdb y Brduon llrr~"mcn.
Ihr ,NtTlOriinufy NTT7JT- comprising u,c Gen.
YAN BE,rHr rs, VIII gvc nm exhibition OF
irUN IcarieHS.
upon moving platform round the course.
Graudscrur utthr Roman II Ipodromc,
Three thaIiots---fwo Horses abreast
driven by Ladies III animated contest tor The prAcs
Of the tlIppodrumc.
la Course Gr"puc.
A scene ofhc Tut, with TX houses one mile heats,
By six Ladies, ~ Jockey Costume
Grand Chariot Race,
Two splendid Chariot driven iuur llur es abreast
and .ly,n. at iull -pcrd,b Nessrs Sioatand Cad
waladrr, a sight oitrtrtic .p!cnior aud animation
never ctorc witnessed.
The next representation will be a surprising al
dress by three iiorsrmrn, riding two Horses each
at full speed while ,iandngup, entitled
Les JcuN de In lime Diympiadc,
Taken from the ancient sport called Dr-uliores
Numid,n by M-ssrs Stout, Fisher and Cadwal-
Animated exhibition Of Field sports, by FIVE IA.
r.san Ladies, wis wlllcnter IN spirited eomprtI-
ton tor the pftle in
Grand S.ccpic Chase,
mounted on fleet ini braut iiul courscrs, jumping
hurdles fences, &c.
Camcis aud Elephants,
lncludingth- performances oithe trained Elephant
Americas, by his tutor, Master Leon Arthur ag-d
l0years.
After which, Comic Race of Ponies, ora Tray.
este OF the Tur called the
COur,c DIES Singes,
ridden by Munkrs ~ Jockey Costume.
The Entertainments, to conc nir with the
Flight Of Liberty Horses,
tnmonntrd, aud giudhy decorated with fying
s,rramers, after the mnnntr Of the Italian Corso
AdunisSIon--B 50 Cents, Children ha II price.
Fit % C.ut-
Doors open At 9rnd ], performance TO CONNIE nee
al 3 aud O'Clock /. VI.
Persons visiting the exhibition, can pass the Fox
river bridge free Of chafSe.
VIII EXHIBIT IN Peru. June 10Th.
Morris" l3lh. MAY %
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OF silk cotton and LlsIc thread tor ladies', mis-
s.s and gentlemen
In ltucn, shrciings countrrp1nrs shiriiug-
nblr linens, table cover. hnru shcetiug- nap
kns, table coths, pillow case linens. and family
goods ui ev ny DESCRIPTION, our stock will always
comprise The best mah-s aud styles ia market.
900 pieces be., Englrrh oud American PRINT.
hccst qua.Ite- and styles !nmnrket, re .eU them
g'lm 10 cents
We have now in store many styles Of goods
bOuch at auctioH, and far rasb in immense
quantities, that We retailhy the yard, for less
price than w'strrnmeTChanls pay Tor them IN New
York and Boston.
We shal receive large additions to our stock
most daily during thu -rnsou, and receive MI the
novelties ~ style orinhrIc immediately on their
fir, appearance IN the New York. Boston. or
Philadelphia markets, having fc,idrnl buyers in
those cities,
Country merchants buying for cash viii find it
toihrIr interest to examine this stock
mayo Ross & F"-rrR, II Lake street, Chicago
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Petition for new Bridge.

To ~hom IL may concern:
Whereas, petition has been presented to
the City COUNSEL Of the city Of Ottawa. for
the construction of n bridge across the ra-
vine, on jackson street, joining the public
square, and near Richardson's tanncry
The city council will on Tuesday evening,
9th June next, in the council room, hear
any objection that may be advanced against
n special assessment on real estate deemed
benefited by the construction of said bridge,
before final determination in the matter.
7. II. COURTNEY, City Clerk.
Ottawa, oath May, 1854.
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CS-FASTlsi.sGEss,.

I'VE suhsc'lurr- nave tiis day entered into q
/ CO partnership, and Will continue business at
the Old stand under the firm OF Shulcr 4 Co.
Thankful Tor past iayors, Wcre slrct(ully solic, \
continuance Of the same a. ming you we will do
as wei BY you rs any establishment, in the city,
All accounts due the late firm Will be settled
by the subscribers. J y. SnrLrn,
II. \. SHuLEn.
April az DNN'I EICuElHERsIR.
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April 20. u
DE-. W. B. ghRRELL,S

Celebrated Original Arabian I.iniment
tn IS medicine having teen extensively used
| rhrourhout,hr United States iormnuy ycarA
has required q blIh regulations -llore Hdn jors
HaRdrcd IhoHsard FotncShavc been soldwithn
lhclasr year, and the demand - stil increasing.
Ncmrdcine o orpluary quaIue. couIdconinualll
use soong. and yet maintain the high chaIaciol
this article possesses.
The atIurdedtoth Suffering Thousand,
wineycrb e forgotten, and Its increasing usr "
daily produce More EridcHce iniiS Faror.-Ns.
medicine wicure all diseases, but IHcORtsxIitts
P,Ootis given that has Liniment will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint tor whichi is reeomm"a-
ded, and IN all eases prove so beneficial, 70 w
satisfactory 10 the afflicted.
III manufactured with great care Of highly me,
dJcinaI ingredients every article compo.ingt b
Thoroughly tested and the Most Dcshueiirs DIHA.
iaiiO- used to obtain the active principle ~ Tie
most concrntratcd degree, thus ay oidng u poksi.
bllItyot AT inferior mixture,
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ssA Mansion House,

ksTa1 BY TUOS. j. WADE.
iiisEss I'll. T. proprietor having recentlypur
!lN.a.A chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, o uawa, and having en-.
trely renovated and ret,,ed 1t, has made ildcci-
dedly he best house in the city,
He is prcpa,ed Ia accommodatCnnv amount ot
,raye,lersnnd boarders in The very best style, and
will alwa Us keep an Omnibus aud baggage wagon
ready TO convey passengers to aud iromthe cars,
a, each time Of their arrival atthe depot.
His table will be furnished with all the dcllca
cies The countrv can afford ncIudngall kinds OIL
wild rame white his terms for hoardcrs and tran.
sien, customers Willie aslow osthetimes willJus
tiiy. ,,,,-..,-,.
A large barn with ample s,ahng is attached ,o
the house sufficient to accommodate aay nn'nne'
olhorses Also large carriage hous'' ptsloes
,ilnth.r conyrnlrnces necessary for theCoRiori o
those ~ ho maylavor him with their custom. n2l
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Banking G. Land Agency.


The undersigned, succcssor to Norris & Ii
sher, willcarryon the business Al the same place,
Otland aud insurance agency banking sxchangr
mud brokerage, purchase and sale Oi lands, eSa-
mination OF Jules. paying taxes, buying, selling
aud locating land warrants, procuring pensions,
back pay, &c, converauciug m all ltsbranches,
and collections in northern Illinois, and hopesby
his experience, careful aud prompt attention to
merit the conrinuedfnvOrs OF the public and busl-
ness men whohlye heretofore parronIlcd this es.
tabll.hmrnt,
] beg leave to refer to any Of the public officers
Of this county, OF the gentlemen namedhclow.
Gro. s FISHER.
Gov Joel A. Matieson, Springfield, Illinois
Hon, +. II Campbell, aud Of state"
\ II Rrdgcley, Pres Clark tx bk'
Hon Jame- Smcids, 4 : senator, "
Hon lease O. Norton, VI G.,
M-s.rs Geo Smith 4 Co. bankers Chicago, H.
Mcssts. l. H. Burch y Co, "a "
Marine Bank,
Hon VIM II " eastman, Ottawa, III.
NefsrS Giogcr & Cook,
Hon VIM Rrddick,
Me..rs l. W Ciafk & Bros. bankers St Louis Mo
Mcssr-. fhgr n Bacon,
American Exchanpr Bank, New York.
Mrssrs +. W. Clark. Dodge X CO, bankers y Y
Mcs-r. Brcbe & Co,
John Thompson Ed " "
Ne-srs J " Clark Il Co, " Boston.
Messrs DreNrl g. Co, Phil
'..n = r iiilyer, Prs Charter Oak Bk, Hart
ford Con GOV Chas. Pond, Milford, Con.
Veterinary lon
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On Main street, in the building lately occupied by
King & Co asaun aud riware store. All ~
hi. goods wiI. be sold Tor ready pay, which will
enable hmt1 sell much cheaper Than those who
do business on credit system. Persons wishing
topurrha-e anything 10 the above Inc, will find II
to thclradyanlusc to give him a call.
ipui22 WV HERMAN
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MARRIED. Mount Palatinc on the
2jth inst, Mr. Francis Jacoby, Jr., to Miss
Barbara Ann Powell, daughter of Rev. Thos
Powell, officiating minister.
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sn.nrnll,l MOl,,seCs.

7 HAVE lust received large stock OF Sngnrnnd
tni', as ,icap asr1p br boUgh in tiiS citg. Coun.
,ry merchants aud Farmers wishing to buy 10y the
quantity are requested to cal and examine my
stock before purchasing rs shall no, be under
sold Main ST opposite Mansion House
Anril u 1871 y. y SNl VI
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rauauAr SGpapunRs.

"a. HE VA q. Oao = N @0s
rI'llL undersigned would say to his customers,
i that he has Just receivedhis
NEW GOODS.
And that he is nov opening large stock and vari-
ETY., which can't be- surpassed in the city. it con-
ss,lng ot n gen IA stock such ne is usually kept
IN this market, Those IN want OF
GOODS,
viii please give me- call before purchasing else
where, ms | am bound To sell them AT greet bar
gains, aud will say, at least, II you will give "A
call, think | shall he able to save you some
money.
Don', iorgc,the place, near the Union h fuse
Columbus street, AT J u, OLNsTsAns.
n B.-The subscriber wishes to purchase
500 KEGS OF BUTTER,
for the California market, n nd for which he will
pay the hlghes, market price, at his store.
May 81 J. ID. o.
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=
Rcdf What thCv Sag DR.. J + Plaif. Weei.
field, Indiana. in i-t,rrlo W. b. Farrell, dated
January %, 1911, says:
ihavr used yogrnimentand other medicines.
and finding them excellent ARTICLES, and Vi ready
sale, and medicines winch shoud be in every
house and stable lwi.h to know ON what terms
you wiIlurni-h me with n sufficient quantity tot
supply the whole State of Indiana, south and sas
Of III. WABASH. Respectfully yours,
PLAFF.
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HiNIA OF OTTAWA

SIGHT Exchange on New York, Boston,
Chicago, and 81, Louis.
Also, exchanges on London, in sums of one
pounds ielling aud upwards, available n any bnnk
in England, Scotland, Ireland, France or Ger
many.
I.'crea alioTtd o" dposjts
Gold and silver coin bought and sold.
Novrmbci ~. GEO ) FisnER.
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OTTAWA MARK EFT.

OTTAWA MARKET.
MAY o..
Wheat, Winter 81, 30
Spring, 81, 25c.
Corn, SO in CARO- ID Shcllcd SIC.
Oats, &c
Rye, 5oc.
Barley, Doc,
Butter, l2tc pr lb,
Eggs, Sc.
Potatoes, 90 2ac.
Hams, & Shoulders, s u Zoe
Lumber clear $50, NJ,
ID clear, $50, NJ,
Common, SIS, NJ,
Siding, clear $50, NJ,
Scartiinr, Slo, NJ,
Fencing, Slo, NJ,
Lath, sim.
Shingles, warranted s..
CullS, 81.
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Liquors.
OF the best an.llly ., aII kInd- wholesale and re

TAR, POWDER, SHOT, AND LEAD.
Cement aud me wal he krpun hand all Of
which he will sell tt ready pay, a. low eau he
had IN the city OF Ottawa. May 81.
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GRAIN AND GRASS CUTIuRS.

Which will soon ready fIr sale. These "a
chimes are made OF the hr-, seasoned lumber, aud
~ put together. All work done at reasonable
rates. Engucs Overhaued, repaired and set tip
We solicit share OF thu public paironagr Re
collect the city machine shop. on the hylranlic
basin. February H. II II Foy 4 Co.
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Robert MONTGOMERY

I ) now 0prnlng ,nl n, cd stand EAST sidv d the
j courthouse general assortment OF family
groceries, tea. sugar coffee, molsshcs, spice,
ginger, cloves, nutmrgs, &c.
Oysters, bIrGlihes, and 1.Obstcrs,
Constantly on hand. Also, q handsome 10, Of
toys aud childr.ns hYings.
a $50, lemons. oranges, nuts, figs, Taisins. &c
Syracuse aud fine saIrs; pork and hams; and q
general assoTtmtntoi
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SIlrGf School Lands.

NOTICE Ii hrrrby gvru that on the Goth day
/ Y OF June \. ID 1884 between the hours at 10
O'Clock a . VI and 8 10 clock / VI OF said uay, !
shall sell at public auction, The following Described
school land- to wit section No i6, m township
&c. north ui tangr No. east OF the third principal
meridian. Sand section will be sold on he prenls-
rs ~ lots, laid oil by the trustees pi schools of
SAID township 10 the highest bidder, tior sum not
less than the valuation oi said lots by said trustees
for cash with tn. privilege 10 each purchaser OF bor
rowing from the school commissioner the amount oi
his bid Tor any period not less than one, nor more
than I'VE years upon ms paying interest and giving
security, a. follows, VIZ the interest tn he paid
halt yearly in advance at the rate ot ten per cenum
per unnum, For all sums not exceeding one hun
bred dollars, loaned tor not more than one year
two responsible securities must be- gwen; Tor VI !
sums over one hundred dollars, and tor NIL loans
for more than zone year, security must be
gwen hy mortgage IN real esi ate, unenCunhered.
IN value double the amount loaned. with condition
that IN case additional security shn II N any time he
required, the same shallb- given to the satisfaction
Of said trustees for the time being
D. p. JONES,
may21-jw Sch00l commissioner Of La Sale co.
EstatcJ Jamcs Ferguson, dccd
DTBLlC notice is hereby glven, that the un-
/ dcrscned, administrator OF the estate OF James
Ferguson, decd. will attend the county cour, OF
La 5 lie county at term thereof, ,obe holden at
Ottawa in said La Sale county, and state of ILL.,
nois, on the Is, Monday in August next, when and
where n II persons having claims against said cs-
tate are hereby request TO present the same to
SAID court for adjustment.
May27. EpwiS A BowrY, admir-.
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New Machine Shop !

Tilt.city machine shop, situated onIa. i,ydrau-
lie hasu, next tot the oil mill, is now ~ iul opr-
ration. All kinds oimachinr wcrk made aud re.
paired al short notice. Wearc making superior
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Corner IF MriB anil In Sdiic streets,
E'DR NERl.Y known rs the Sanger block, Is
now receiving his large stock OF spring and
summer goods, consisting ri general assortment
of diu soods, b0ots and shaes, groceries, hard-
mare, aud crockery,
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GEGDGDe@DGDGD
Sweet Potato Plants

1,HE two best varieties, tn, Nanscmon, yellow
1 and Bermuda 'ed. Plar,s packed to keep
perfectly fresh eight days Orders left with &. H..
Thompson, T.. Y. Griggs, or by mail Tor any
quantity prompuy attended to, NJ 81 so per {.
900. (Mny 6-lw) H. L.. BRUSIi.
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COLOSSAL NIPPODRONE
From the City OF New YORK.

FROM tuc Siy Oh view hOtH.
This gigantic and elegant Corps heing the only
ilppoIronr IN the United States, w,lI gyris first
aad only Exhibition N Otlawa June l2ih, 1891.
Brilliant rrprrsru atoms oI the Classic Games ms
given by the Ancient GIe.ks and Romans ;togrth-
er with the daring spendOfs ut the iilppJdfOm-,
ancient aud modern.
By Franconi's Great Troupe,
In w.ich beautiful Female, aud beautiful Horses
form the principal features.
Six suprrhIy contested CHARIOT RACES; and
SrEePLc CnAses, by LADIES' IN luIl and appropriate
Costume.
Director oi the lippodrome,. Cadwalndcr
President OF ia" Gamrs......,,......W. IL stout
Leader of the Eean Band. I'll Gaul
The Great Tent of the iIippodromc, Cow
crs an Area Of Two Acres.
These ample dimensions, calculated To accom-
modnte nearly Ten thousand frCp.e, nre alone
sufficient to attract and rIy, admiration but when
every part Of the enclosure is filed with spectators
set ted in amphi-thratrlca order around the
course gaIly attlred md with animated faces, 1t Ii
impossible to imagine amore imposing spectacle
describe the effect OF the cOup dOei! presented
by such regularly arranged multitude upOnan I'M
accustomed spectator
The followin. brilliant Novelties are embraced
IL the
Programme of ExcrciCcs.
The Entertainments Of the ilppodrome will
comnJnce with
Scipio's Trumphai Return TO Rome,
Alter the conquest Oi Carthage IN which the entire
stock OF Horses Porcs Elephants. CarI-s. Deer
Ostrchrs ChaTiOts, Cars, together with the Equcs-
TRAN Corps, en- ma-sr, will be displayed IN one
grand scene 81 acton.
An astonishing and daring eXhiblti.n OF lofty
Equilibrium and
La pcrchr Epuipoisr.
by Nessr- Stout and fl,hrr up"na Pole 30 feet
high, carrjrdby one aud mounted by the other ,
considered the most wonderful feat OF balancing
ever witnessed.
The CONDEMNED GlaiiatOrs,
a thrilling illustration at the Arena
The OstriChcs OF the Desert,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co,par,nership heretofore existing be.
L tween John A. Shuer, John n Shuler and
Henry a. Shulcr doing business under the name
Of Shuler 4 Sous, is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent. JonS A. SnuLER,
IoHS n. SHuLER,
April 30 llENGY A. SuuLrR.
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SEW ,IsE OF sOUNTCRCEITs /:

Ask TOT Dr. " =, FarclFs Arabian lint
the market. Be careful YOU are not imposed
upon,
Thctruc and only genuine sold in Ottawa, nv
W ". Cavalry, &, Il. Thompson. Fellows,
Walker 4 Co., aud by merchants ans druggists
rrnrr1llv August ~.
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n. B.--Dry Goods boxes for sale cheap.
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Beautiful IsibhOtls!

I AIDES wishing to buy handsome bonnet,
] plII-, sl H. velvet. ar nti"r ribbons, VA do
well to give US a call rt'sre buying elsewhere.
Apri - OsvAN < WulrN0RE.