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/ IN the town Of Bellesille, Illinois, on the 9th
inst. d young lady named Elizabeth Steteli
commit led suicide BY inficsing several severe
gashes upon her neek and throat. The, deceased
was y person u education ndsxcellent charac-
ter; and was let tostake her life in q moment Of
despendsnc5 caused by disappointment IN .
live affair sgs g 80 ~ w fs.s y
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nicnss his cure was effected, in the presence Of
q crowd GROUPED apaund him. The Indian babe
himSsdish, ] aShes u Y Co you are WE'LL and
The Litter. proceed empty the hospital.
The Indians assert that the cholera, which
perpetusily prevails I'M their country, IL cured
Id this way always in . few minutes They
attribute the cause, of the disease, to small
worms, which fastsns on the heart, and are de-
ysloped BY the climate; they say they destroy
these in squeezing the small round exerescence,
which they cause to descend from the region Of
The heart the epigas trium, VI s e 'sss
= If their opinion is not very scientific, their
zeal and disinterested are worthy of all
praise They rsfnse compensation. The Gov
eminent has solemnly authorised them to visit
oil attacked by the epidemic. They are five IN
number. and the administration has placed at
their dispose alg necessary means to enable
them TO effec6 llthe cures in the way only known
to themsel Ives s;s,Sis & = ay i,ss@ ~
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rDiea:

On ins o'clock Fl NJ SAMUEL aged years
four MONTHS Christina and Isaac Thayer sH e
EY The the family respectfully invited attend the
funeral THIS o'clock jackson street.
Ap lilo and Baeehas 81 $3.50 lEzi I2.tz fss " e 99I1i q
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/ Ms~ HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Under
this caption will be found the fourth page Of toaay's
paper the advertisement Of Dr. James The Doctors repu-
taton so well established In this city that it is useless
for us to do more than call the attention of the afflicted
to his Card His ONCE is at No 50 gustomhouss street
I nj gn1,,, }tfttas<5ftz '5"s F*aA tsN*t sa'.2=+
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cANocpEns rnnhn.-Dr. Frazee haa tbe homo,

oinomthe public the. he prepared all
dissass; and he Will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
wha seriously affected Even then
tho sufferer may Obtain much reef
invited vistDt, Consultations ifas
evidence sincerity and his confidence in syem
stmen will undertake 70 Of Cancer pre-
eed and make no charge uns the patens
without pain or the knife Twenty Dollars
win secure a package CANCER Specific with full
directions foruse Address t4EAgaf De. FRAZEE. T.
mill 9pIy IL slez 0aRcss ST. Charles str eli.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

WIN, s.. Mckee, one d. the editors Of the st
Louis Democrat, died in that city on the MORN
ing of the 18th. sss9ssH .. AZ Aassassso2 !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

Hi Garland, q pEominsnt member q Itnee
st. Louis bar, died in st; Louis on the afternoon
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..Rese .yersev ZsYsc Esas,et

sB The Subscribers have hand constantly
supplied The manuactor assortment Zinc
made by the celebrated
"a SEQ NEW JERSEY ZINC GuMPABY,1af4 8,ssls
which they offer the accommodating terms
The SNOW WHITE universally aoknowedg superior
oiead in wAsaess, 6raey and dura sherfor
side much greater surface than equal weight Of
lead, thus rendering il ecooicaf whe being
the Of health
familiar with the deeterious quality paint
aetufsd lead a9 ~ sfot7 ass
The Hscna adhesive quail
tiles and especially recommended for other
faces The STONE COLOR similar pfoperie to The
Brown but the color better adapted for painting
pots The Company the
them b and keep fresh and soft
time climate To be hsed precisely like White Lead
~ Ground in OIL kegs Of 49, 80 bs store
sale G. C. BOGERT 4 CO. Camp atrsat, n1ya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

the officers 81 the steamer Grand Tower have
our thanks for ST, Louis peppers of a late date
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Sii EESfDaiD y GeARrEas 5f0dd b CO, No. 100
Canal street large ana varied assot
xnsps II hre esrpeting, Which they osr ssli 81 lon
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@s- STATE LEeIsLATuRE e. Capt. JoHN5 A.
JAouEss the First Representative Dis
in the Legislature, By the resignation Hon
SUNNI y Z. IL
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AlRaF Tho pacing race over This
CenEssis yesterday avas Won easily By Mr. Bonn
hamas Biaa id three straight heats Time
ESQ fisss IA
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sSttsftOsscsss5 AfMtf.
D.. FELT g. ST EFT IS ON sss5s
81 CHaRTRES STREET, 9 81
- lqs or 80
Pay 4! VI, ssLa Harsh s.s 3 ol s.Efaof
u This NJ e,alshwsn. yeula respectfully In
form and the public generally that they have
hand e1seussvs 4ss9raane BOOKS FAN
crANp STAPLE STATIONERY you'd call the ntion
lowing s Of STOCK which
VERY PRICES and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS, e5trta,s RI sss a gs5F,p "a "a - Il
sss,s NJ aa Rss s
u ssf ss
stock purchasing
ss 5sgd4 9aPAGED blank BOOKS 81 saSgb
I'As sss... - D.s s:sa ss.. sc FL
po, ta1 Asesh.a seG ng sonsl g
sls Isisss sssssaos ali5 = sossss Bsel. ga:9
I'll ssSss
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WRITING AMD LETTER PAPER Il K Id
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or wovs Of English French and American W. ~
IA sTEAMBOAT ROCKS. lA@ n tet
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gt st GOLD PENS, a. 4. 5,,ss,5,3t ~ Is e a, II.
as u
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s.ps .s .i b.
Ruling siudsts Hoa Plough kasss. Frsaoh Berries Bras.
"'ss' g.sss CUTLERY. 60 9aot5 379's5 ~
Jo..nh and Iona.ban ue,v vs,v
rrouts celebrated Printing Inks all eolors. ~ 50
AFs3s 8s1R DIARIES F0R 1855. 5E5 VI i 4
Fslts Diaries for 1885, Ill alaes aud styiss. 3H
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Cards asorted back Printers Blank Cards. I'll ass yns
Cards ofa very saperor quality. AlsAb 10 Np{5
! s3B3 rs s5YisT6 INKS. ysh111 bFe EaE7 N6bgy
willing mis- Essi Aassn isk, Red Ink Tsnei
Cstmine. ff 81 fa5l 3ab 5yVf4IB AZ
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Hodesa Motto Seals Letter Pearl and Ivory
Lain sla,s Ls. cp YseSgs InyeIes Elss MUSE
sosy Rests sssr sl.
ssgas
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Tin. BSoh Boxes md &C.
Silver Paper Notes Bsnk DRAFTS LSsng
sla E,shsngs, En- Rssls B!4pts Ips.
Cahdars Appos and Printing Papa al
ysa Msich and Candies ef.renes Fss Lasa For
Feos with Locks a Desk Enrs Red and Blue Chimes
e9 a. ~ srs, gs D. FELT & STETSOE, I, .4 ~
o2s Up fsj stations,a Hail. No. aChArtIss s.sst.
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John q Crittendsn, Jrs. sonsof the Hon y.
y. Grittsnden, died in Frankfort, ~. on Fri
day The 18Th He was graduate Of Centre
College, and d young gentle Of lhigh promise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

gss> JULES LAvERaNE,a Esq, is Candidate
the State Senate the vacancy csAted by tho resignation
the Hon. j "A. Braud. ~ 81 81 10y std Y
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TeIsgrsphic.

Z. 4 % ira i
I We copy hem the telegraphic accounts in the
morning papenstof yesterday the following .ad-
ditional particularssof the news by the Africa,
and the startling rumor Of intelligence from
Sir John Franklin and his crews. m@A
y A courier left the camp 81 the Allies before
'Sebastopol, on the 9th Of September. The
dispatches brought by him state that thsAllies,s
after much hard fighting, had reached q posi-
ton within ten miles Of the city, having carried
the second line Of the Russian entertainments,
and commanding all theapproacbes to the place.
by land and sea. Menschikoff, besides the
forces III the city and foftrssses, held the fields
outside the wallis Of Sebastopol, with about
2D, 900 men, but was enclosed on all sides, The
garrison At Anapa he'd previously destroyed
the fortifc ations of that place, and had pro-
ceeded to reinforce Menschikof ~ slsi5 asss
The latest accounts show that the loss Of the
English at the battlelof the Alma amounted to-
1000 that Of the French ID mitch less than was
at first reported u.ss g4afs y3jiai5 aiSi yt
\ The Allies bsequently carried the Russian
entrenehments on the Beibek,s and then prepared
Ito lay siege to Sebastopol in irregular form, while
the feet was continual ly firing shot and shells
into the CITY "a ian4 I'm sIs 5iiI ~
/ 1t is rumored that Gen. Luders had entered
the Crimea at the head of forty battalions, be-
|sidesnthe garrison Of Odessa, 40, 600 strong q
4 Menschikoff had been again repulsed. ia u
\ EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND - A saItpetrePfaetory
Fat Gateshead, in England, had exploded, caias-,
ling terrible destruction. a great many per-
sons were killed. and property to- the value of
600 600 sterling destroyed, .i , ,. IT,.
i NEW YeRK, Dot. 21--The telegraph. brings
the interesting INTEL igenoe from Montreal that
| q dispatch from what place gour dispatch
docs notsstate1 to sir George Simpson, Governor
tOf HudSOnss Ray. Announces fha flisnoyary of
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We regret to learn from q private source,
says W. the Columbia Carolinian, that Col ~ =.
Gist's gin house, at his g Home Place, IN Union,
District with forty bales of cotton, was des-
tar.oyed BY are some time 1astsweeks The most
melancholy part Of the accident was that q
negro boy persisted in the hanss It IS thought
thatsthe fire was,caused by the friction Of the
II asIsisnssrv ISL ss sa5 BsFa MI 10 =
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One Of the contractors On The g. q /. Railroad
Has burnt up in his house on Blue Grass night
before last pc house WAS destroyed and the
homes found partly burnt, His watch and
breast pin were discovered in the ashes We
haye been unable 10 get correct account Of
this matter There are numerous rumors atioat
sssosrnisg the occurrences EFyassyills (Ind j
NnsuiSsy,
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Rup.ors Remedy relief and comfort
Rupnres To apply
ST. Charles street. inquire
Dr. sherman. particulars see advertisement third
deserpiivs pamphlet fah9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

Captain Tucker, Of the s. FL. Trabnes has
laid Us under oblig atoms for river favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

IL sKsoWN WHEN TRIED gentlemen take pie ssurs ia
teatifying FahnsstccA Yerge,
the have used It ID nam
Year, and fra have good
g ~ ErI NEW ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 1888.
MESsRS. A FAHNEST0CK HCO.--GseTLxagS: Hayinp
valuable sons tns and having
many wopd Is % al safe and sheien
tesus following administration, always has he
purposes which II
believing everything et fora regard
ctls
TONER'S busness would ansly
read This that vrmpgs nov sad ha.
tfied. iRlkLfs HOOVER ii RiELH,4
Wholesale all principal Drugsists aud
oa1d
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asa s o. os.s.ss tREDERIck. No is'ios. o"iA
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed u eaienuis First Justice Peace
the Parish osesns will expose pa6ic Monday
toaiss street. 10
. / LOT oF FURNITURE.
sss III. Hoppe, csesssss,
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q. Neutrality-suspicious.

y ENJOYABLE CHARLES CARLRoo has removed
hia Royal bstsssa s. Leei. and ToniGpss .srse
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.Jssss sReceiUed

i fGl=; iHa 1r3w III F3Fta da9s fu5
H Ar BYss CHEAP ORE,
IS5as :, CAMP STREET. H. 1875
FIGURED SILKS, ct IS cents ysfd; 1alI III
NEW sTYLE DE LANES, ALL wooE 7Fa4 Hfs Pr s5l-55
SCOTCH PLAlDs anu PLAID cAsHMERES FL yege4 +{ntn
PERSIAN CLOTH coicra al rs Cents yard; -
REAL HoNfToN LACE COLLARS a. I'll each; A925s 1'4.@
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES, for Children
Ia DIES, ard CHS DREN,s HOSIERY;
FRENCH, SWISS and ENGLISH CAIIcoEs;
LAcEs and EMBR JfDERIEs Of ali kinds; - y ~
SATIN and oRsTED DAMAsR CURTAIN STUFF;
LACE aad MUSLIN CURTAINS, e.c., ETC., etc. sd Fl t
HORACE HARDY, .1s5 Camp street "a
OLE 3Piot :aS nearly opposite st. Palrck's Church..
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"a ~ hls1 w s s. sss's
s6Bs ss .ss lss
d = = :.
80. = 4 y III 81 i ri w I'M N9Yfy
n Es3s3 TN st'i TINT
LIZ 4szAl ~ e 49, \ st Z
- m Nj
MORNING. OCTOBER io 81
= ~ 49,
4 chs 'rset e. e ~ 81 j. o,, ,s
vim 4 4, Issssssssg 81 s s en- easd
i -
Srs psx mrs lIorkfs. ~ N tAsxe plsAsurs in In.
.oE,pis ant mi sls III charles Iotet win b. se
spsnsd soasy II tns ascoumcaationof the public ~
49,. IA. asssss ii H. zssdsssoae complete renee
fti6sit as 6ssn rshstsd nd al necesa
s,,vs.estv have been made to rsndsr III one Of
~ ,t ,,sxsls Soss3, * Mason d Daxona line &
59l 1siarsti III Thoroughly com ersant sith
W, II III pbe, ana, having naae
IN their comfort Ne trust Win ntse
nm 3{25s S&assssey d sssissb sEa;E als siI
a s. e
SF4FEDNRRF.-Among the many dealers ny
stnfssar5 i Sak NV, neT of ons asrs sxtsnsvsly
shss Hfsssss b sEslt Nn ~ dhastrss
zhsAs solnnn, pssssu's
in nj every ed The firm
tent and quality II their q Blank sooks
they hsN< ysriet ~ purposes;
Especially wcuid ~ call r. shsr tsHks Iar the
upes boAtsi IN this sispsztnsnt they hAre long
stood unfiysied- = gslE - lia E'9ass t
49, q Z T.y,,,sT Rro,,ssean f,o
S rs 4, ,,r M, -,
e IA ,s !.
$50 ~ 80 Is 80
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Curtain DGsssGskcs, Cas.pettssg, etc.
10 CHARTRES STREET

z :" -----,9- 10 OdAhINES SIhEEI.- ~
~ The undsrgnea hsva receiving daily
selection Of CURTAIN sTUFFs .e5 IL iss9
{ Il, .gF s.s4 T. .s59lltst such as sf$
silk aud Woaed DanaaAk Ropes printed Lasting; Woed
Worset and Cotton Damask Lace and Muslin Curtains
Gimps, Tkaeu Cards, Cunn Loops Pima Bands. y 49,
Velvet, Tapestry assss
land Plaid covers Linen shse.ing Table Linen Towels Canb
Cloths ete r. 40 "a .',s u w
Looking Glasses clok Silver Plated Ware China Ware Brooke
Paps Maeh et Rosewood and Mahogany Fupi,ure
ture, etc. b. 1ss, tIfe
In calling the httenpnof thu public HOUSE
FURNISHING ARTICLES would state having opened
tbs goods all frssh and Importation cheaper
ether house in this city for eah aasaeoy paper. &
o23 2plw s-,ss,s $500. ROBINSON s. oLROYD.
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The Natile Re4ister II Friday saws i:

BE- Mabale Register ox Friday says Wy isi y
ThesB isbee and Alabataa Rivers are said 10
be very difficult of nayigations aud still failing
The4 enay Beale, Champion and sSallie Spann
argsreportsaite be aground inc the Alabanla.
SINCE writing the above, the Sallie Carson
has arrived and reports only three and half
feet Of water in the channsl below Selma Il ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

while on board Of steamer ON the Mississippi,
was asked by gentleman, whether the rails,
lng Of stock IN Arkansas was attended by much
difficulty or expense
aOh. yes, stranger; they suffer much from.
insectss
I. Insects! What kind of insects, pray ~
"Why, bears. eatInauntsl wolves, and siet
like iAssesa"
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lFT0Oa. an C+Ioflts.

p We have on HAND Of FLOOR OLE CLOTHS
the beat and ordinary qualities from hpe feet
wide which cut suit hail. We
Y purchasers unusual I'D apaty ana price ~ ~
e ist ~ A sail
Z TABLE OIL CLOTHS TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES etc., etc s.ts
d " BaaSN VII lssasa .. D. CAMERON ECO SO chas,rss q
+ oas apiw =. . and ~ fp.tombou.s ,trsasst.s "
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We makethe following extracts from Key
West letter in the Charleston Evening News Of
the 18th; IS 5'
schr. J, B Blocker, Of and for New Yoi k,
with logwood, from, Lsguna, arrived here on
ths 18th ef September, leaking badly, having
thrern overheard half her cargo, and with
nearly ali her crew down with Chagres fever.
She has been discharged and repaired and will
proceed on her voy age in few days s. & :.
Forty miles west of this port, ON the Qnick-
sands, the bull Of q vessel, loaded with ma
hogauy, supposed to have been an English brig,
has been found, She had been burnt down 10
her tween decks Her anchors and two chains
were taken from her, brought here and sold
The cargoes Of brig Maxwell and schr.' Atha-
LA have been nearly an saved The damaged
portion Of the schooner has been sold for about
$500. and the materials for $1,000 more, Both
vessels we're sold as they lie On the Dry Rocks,
the brig for i II and the schooner for S55,
Brig Detroit, from Nuevitas, for New York,
having in q heavy sea carried away the fore,
mast and mainfopmast, put IN here. She viii
repair and proceed 70 New York in a few days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

GoPPRR oRRs- BY a letter received from d
gentleman residing in Summeryille,. who has
quite recently travelled throng h Gordon, Lutilp-
kin, Murray and Whitfield counties, I'VE learn
that recent discoveries Of Copper Ore have pro-
duced considerable excitement In those localis
ties The writer informs us that two gentle.
men have discovered a large vein of the first
GLASS Copper Ore within six miles Of Dahlonega
but u isso situated as to cost a great expenais
sunk, but water and gas poured into IL in suohE
torrents as to render further Efforts useless
without a tunnel Of considerable length. A
narrow vein has also been discovered within
two miles Of Dab lonega, which is NOT likely to-
prove rennneratiye. Rome (Ga.5 Courier.
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Store for Rerst. f',5l.z 5sl5
sB THE sToRE 70 sr.eHARzgs STREET, one he -
best tuuess the city for eioth Halter dealer FlM
ID esnsnau's Faniahing any
or sen @ Che list of November Fer day and svssng sslss
and best Show Window for display Of articles trade
the South g5s'i p . 3.e596a & ~
8H 4rSf 80 sFEfsT slk8F1b
gFoR EENT-TfIE SECOND AND THInD STORIES " .ds
magnificent baiiding CORNER OF CHARLES AND GRAyiER
STREETS. The Story lish.ci
purpeasa after thu lat Of November. II t{s E5f {f
Il - 7t4izl q aH-...A BHo.... DIFF a-5z
Ey- AN OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR LET. Apply
to Lol4 2dpn DR. A. SHERMAN, 70 81. Charles street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-08
Green's Mills,

TINE above mills haveiu.t undergone thorough
L. repairs and are now 80 arranged that six run
oiburrs can he turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one 0ithe
hestcnstom mills In the state; as the four run of
merch,nthurrs bolts Nc., WILDE usrdforcustom
work wheneverrcqnred.
Gen leInen give us u call as we are determined
"a spare no pn'ns, with good competent, aud ac-
comnoialing mllersto render reucrnl satisfaction.
The Undersigned has Obtained the entire con-
troll ofthe above mills mud will hereafter uprrin-
tend them IN person; and h. feel confident TINT
Within new Arrangement, together with Young
lsiine's experience in iltr ih'y" hh.iuess that he
can safely tlriv MI hon ,riblr competition
DAYTON, Sept l. 1852 D"GREEN.
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Crlwe, Green, yellow sem. Rcd, Iamrh'a
auJ0r-e yellow J,arr. Lend, .ut, $50 g. s
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HARDW A r I

1000 RaEGoAMSiopI,c0p paper,
rnhle STYLES Tor county offices .nndbusi1essmen
100 900 cnvelorcsoi every si,lr,
2Oi Diapers nks,ands; the best article and the
most s,lcahle uksinnd now IN the mnrkct,
400 dozen bottles oiink for salc niy,y low rates,
ntwholesale orretnil, Mt Buptly's Bookstore,
July %. 1872 Lnkesttce, Chicago
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yrGrrABLs> rrUirs
Bnor, AID SHOES,
OYSTERS. OYSTERS,
prJTMP o. p6TTT TT

10 WB C = III 4 N,
A GENTS for Mallhy. Gaze liot& MabbyJ
IA wpuld arnource 10 tie s,Is q Ottawa
uIdvririty, tlri dty viii k"I oorsirtiiy on
banda large supply Of fresh oysers Of Tie best
quality. They have made arrangemf rts toreceiyc
them every day, and are prepared 10 lurnishthem
in nny quantity, at Wholesale or retail. Drcr IN
md errlllm. Nrinher l.
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For S:lIp.

THE subscriber hns concluded to offer for s,le
his dcSirrhle farm. known as the Roberts
place, about one mile from Munsontown
The fun contains 200 ncres-40 OF which is
""oi timber aud lG)ncres under fence, with =
good bearing orchard, living water, &c
For PARTICULARS, terms, &c, npply to Patrick
Brady. an the farm, or
February 25-iw, IT, r. EaMes Ottawa,
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DAYTON STORE.

1NEsubscriberhasa Ow on hand spperioIrsto
J. o. dry goods and groceries, which he oiifis at
p es as low rs the same articles can be bought
any place between Chicago and ST. Louis. Iii:
stock consists in pari otthe following
DRY GOODS.
Sheetings. prints, ginghams, shawis, carpets
ress trimmings
GROCERIES,
A superior OF tens, coffee, sugar, molas-
ses, vinegar, pepper, ulspcr. ginger, nutmrgs
cloves. cassia, raisns, figs, tobacco, and cigars.
FiS!i!
Cod white, and htrrns.
Nuts, pipes and wooden bowls sack sult and
starch,
CUTIE cry!
Knives, forks, pocket knives, hay knives. &c,
resides variety Of other use inl articles too hume
bous to mention. Goods exchanged for pork
butter, eggs rags, or poultry.
Dayton, November -. J " MoSrGoYERY.
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rs Barriers

STATE OF ILLINOIS, In SGife covHtv S..
county conpt in and for said coHHfy. 10 Juus
term, 4. y 1851 George Warner JUNIOR Us
Alfred Waricr-hlll Tor conveyance
I appearing from nn III avt on file in the ol.
| ice of tn nl'Ik of said court, that sail deltn.
cant, Alfred Warner, is not resident oi said
Nor. h,yinq flied his bill herein, and summons
h wing issued thereon according 10 law.
Notice i. hereby given 10 said defendant iha.
unless Won be- aud appear before inid court on the
irH day of sad term thereof 10 he holden a The
court hnuSr in Ottawa, in said county, on the
first Monday oi June A H. 1851 twhen and
where snii summons il rr,urnahle) aud plead am
swrr, drmur, or except - said bill, the same
wi h. aiken Ms confessed against you, md The
matters and things therein prayed for, dtcreed &C.
corJingly
s w. RAYMOND, clerk Of said court.
Leland & loresso! Tor CON. March lS-iw
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Harding. March o., 2s5i.--'m,


NnE subscriber has nat received lot Of csrpe
orange seed, drecl from 'l'e~es. which will he
'oll by the p'ni pr hu,h.l, lower than has been
sold in this place before.
mar S-3n g. l.. I'noursoS, Ciiv Drug Store