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STEAM POWER
Furniture Mandatory.

Tl Subscribers, grateiulicrthe pas,ayors and
the very liberal patronage which they have re-
ceiyed, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Ottawa and vicinity that they have on hand Tor
the fail trade, avery large and excellent stock OF
Cabinet ware ana Furniture,
OF allquahes md prices to suit customer 1T be-
ing in fact decidedly the largest aud hest assort-
meut oil liiruituls yer before seen in Ottawa.
Among the numerous articles which thry o.ierlor
sale, maybe mentioned sofas, Lounges, French
and common bcdsteads, card centre. extension
dining, and brenktas, tables, mahogany, spring
seat cane and Windsor chairs, ha,trees, quar-
tets, secretaries bureaus stands OF all kinds
I. d - & 1 n q = q Z. 4 y T. = :.
Hair, cOtto1, sea grass, palm Leaf, dnj hlsk
mattresses :audn tact articles OF orcTy kind IN our
line. in the iqieStlnd best styles that may be cal
lediOr.
AZ we manufacture the most of our ware a: our
extensive steam power manuiact"tv. We are "i
course enabled to I'll any orders, however large,
with much hri'-rarticlc and al n less price than
can dealers who depend upon eastern mnnuiaciu-
rcrs for their stock, audcOnnt'y merchants, hotel
keepers aud lo.hers Ia need Q. articles IN our line
willhnd it much to their advantage to atleGst give
US a call before purchasing elsewhere
Aiming at fair and honorable dealing, we have
adoptrdthp 0Reprice c1Sh system and we shall
sparenopaIns toplease and satisfy ournnmerous
customers,
UNDERTAKE q
Promptly ntteudcdto as usual.
FSkSmcidiiic bHriGi rGsaS; also, collins Of all
sizes constantly on hand.
Ware roonson La Sale street, one door south
OF the post office. Mandatory, corner of Gin
ton and Columbus streets. south al the foundry.
RuGG, WATSON x Co.
C1gEight or ten cabinet and chair makers can
: find constant employment aud good wages, hyap-
pl,ing to the subscribers. oil X W. Il Co,
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Not Sold, But on Hand !

WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOUSE!
l'APr. y. P. RrEn. P-opr tor, naucrs himself
" from his long experience rs Landlord, to be
able to render to his guests and patrons entire sat
Is.dCion, having built
LARGE AND CONMODiOUS HOUSE,
and spared no pains il its construction TO max eit
S'le Of the best places ofresort in the West. The
ia6ie will be spread with the best decicies the
country affords the Bar with the best Wines and
Liquors; the Stable with the best OF Hay and Grain
and IN fact everything to render both man and
bsast. happy. This House is situated at the great
White Sulphur Springs,
whose Waters are unsurpassed for their medicinal
properties, and the eradication ofnumerous disca-
-~s. These springs are pleasantly located half
LAY between Ottawa and LaSalle and command
inc tine view ui the celebrated Builaloand Starved
Rocks. Canal and Railroad on one side and the
Illinois River on the other, makes it one OF the
most commit udng and beautiful places IN the
great West, Gad one whose scenery is unsurpassed
These Springs are rapidly gaining fame for their
medicinal properties unsurpassed and already are
mude place of resort tYr hundreds who seek the
West for their health, and pass the pleasant season
IN our Prairie lnnd,
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1uA Mansion House,

liilif I'll e 2precrhaving recently rur
A1uA chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, aud oving en-.
tirely renovated and reft,ed it, has made ii deci.
dedly the best house in the city,
He is prepared to ccommodateonyamoun Of
travellers and boardersin The very best style and
will always keep an omnibus and baggage wagon
ready to convey passengers to andfrumthe cars,
nt each time of their arrivals the depot.
His table will be furnished with all the dcliCa
cies the country cana lord includngaI kinds Of
wild game, while his terms for boarders and tran.
silent customersw WILDE aslow as ,hetimes willlus.
tiiy.
Alnrge barn with ample s,nbugis attnched,o
the house sufficient to accommodate any number
pfh0rses. Also a large carriage house, besides
s,iother convenience necessary iorthecomior Of
those v no nj Is favor him with theircustom. NJ
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White Sulphur Springs,
COAL LANDS FOR SALE |!

COAL LANDSFOR SALE
TIL Z subscriber offers for sale, seveny.one aud
a half acres OF
COAL LAND,
Situated on the Vernon river, II miles below
the mouth OF Eagle creek Que mile from Benz
Mackey's, and T. miles south of Ottawa
A coal bed was opened on ii last winter, and
the coat is famous as the castee rutmeg coal
The Vermilon coal is con; idered The hes, in the
state
All mining tools necessary for the successful op-
Grafton oil the coal works. are also offered for sale
There is on the land dwelling house and %
acres are under a high state OF cultivation--al
well watered.
Sold in quantities to suit the purchaser.
June II, VIM PniLrIrs.
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EOe SALE. Very cheap,
A HOUSE and lot on Columbus 81, men, tis
~ cunal. Enquire a, this office, aau
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Green's Mills,
KEEP CLEAN!

KEEP CLENN!
NllE undersigned now established at Oitn~e
~ in the Chandley business, can supply meS
from his Factory, on Madison street. below tie
Side Cut, o, from his Wagon. any where about
town. Ashes will be callediot and Soap deliver
ed. Any amount OF ashes md Grease wanted, for
which the hinhes, price will be paid
Anil is, 1855 i-6m GloRGEF. WARREN.
Flax Seed wanted,
A LII the Flax Seed raised in this vicinity, -
N manufacture at the Oil Mill.
Sep. t-if. iAswftI. " SeRCrr.
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uA Geiger nonse,9s
.1fs. Ntt1ma lll E7rS

AAA1Ral1R WItNWu, III. -VAs
VINHlS House, formerly owned Ondoccuped
l. by Mrs. True, is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street ,abouthaliway between the Canal
and the Cour, House 1t has been recently pur.
chased aud converted into Hotel, where every
attention WILDE paid to the wants anu comfort Of
it's patrons, by the proprietor,
November IS. c. IT, GElGER
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JUST RECEIVED
Dress Goods.

~ iNGHi Ms, Iawus de lanes, silks, &c, o
VI all STYLES and very desirable patterns. at the
ipril22 STAR STORE.
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NEW HARDWARE
Stoves, SIC.

w 2 q u 2 U Is = %
TILE Subscribers 1Ee receiving direct from New
York a general assortment of Shell HARD
WARE
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lam informed lA1ta G1lyanec0lrsmh as been
-oldini.i. city, wiuehi1i 70 degriop- one par
iiclc oi Magnetism Thai-uch is moi tine ca,e
CO viii prove tneuy one, as 'hry are AGENTS tor
boih kinds NoPcrsou need i-ur That they viii
no, accomplish lust whatlheyare advertised 90 90
namely. producing more rapid rrllrl, and per.
mnncnr curgso! al NTeVALs0 DHas-as than any
patent n0-irUm can orrytr did, by being swallow
ed iniUthc Stomach, aud ihauks toibe good s-u.~
Of the people generally thryare beginning 20 APP
prccat" the luib Of this remark. Tie. tuaUspTr
recommended for no n.A., diseases Dian those
above mentioned, and ia 1llo.u,rdisca., sl,sd,-
those called nervous they produce more harm han
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DlTtic CHAINS


lathe world cant UjuCr 80 many =, I'll amhon,ica-
ted Certificates oil Cure, bo'hilou -ulcnulc physl.
cans and neutrality-suspicious.. IU'ywrT~Uf-j in
tIoduerd mlolAr L. s., no lHe City Of n. lOlh -,
one year sHcc, aud ha' ny been previously nitro
IN " I ~ y 2 - - ----
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" January -, tULryEU's.
70 rr-l,rr l,...j,,.,..- -,
''"
r 81 TsI II Fy9!sTE LSHf1TS
VA = 3. "a - = y " 10, ( e
court house and ,.no,. az -c1,it,of
NEW GOOsic.
And ,y.lIbe able TO show stool, EQUAL TO any In
0i'a"a, a4dni p,,er.5. a-!a'' aid a- cheap a. any
oolHl-Hci4"p"ft ''i ans l'a2r 'pI lonrst.yes o.
1000 Br>hei.
DuREumoHy serdwan,ed iorcarly shipment
4 the h.!4' p,ic' 10 cash ,.l'e paldn cash
cs,.r.Yo.r
WANTED ,oI"r'r',,., H., : con n coobr.b
w rls N.ibrrl pricc viii Doe qaiIiorit. An
ply to lNafcA &c i g NArrlygrR
- rio 2. al all kinds.
Il G.,,r'l,N.ii 't,fEh >'uI ng'ni TOR iPc
,Y',i'',i,, 1--WE 1''o Is "'" '''uE l" NV
,.,,.-.-,
rsI..,-, ny '.~n
: ~ va ~ - D. -. ->hI '.N'-H---
,sr,, ">"-' 0'"hs' Stu.
'," u NY t"s"'l NV % on,
'' ,'','' u''' '',1' .H I- n' Wy C""''r
SI'E, n@.,,. nDo4r, j., o. prison hG t's aa
nnI ~, 80, u, qua CUR. '' >r'a
my customers. mar4-u J. g. NArrNCLR.
goitcc.
T'HE under.ipnedh1yine narcbased the entire
sl5c. 40 trade, OF Nle-Ts. Fellows, Walker
u Co., would say to his old customers. that he
",,, ~" ',,'Iu a.a toch OF go"d5 10 me
dnr.nrn,- n,,,i,., ~,
Stale coccugic, whole a, p""" ~ sa
fouucry used by Mcssrs WalkrrN llirkHng.
and Mr.,r-, Fellows, Walker 4 Co. which vii
enab,e mn TO- "atnpony ouwiih more comfort
ana ~ pa'eh thanhefeioiore,,
Ii!ckliughe wonldsay, that ali the old statesmen
and cirrksof the esrabii ,hmrntare retained aud
VIII serve you as formerly, with great pleasure
livestock ui
DRY GOODS
Now on hand, II larcerthan ever before kept in
ottawa. The stock Of
tsco,,,l.,. a,t ,oi ia,,.-.IIho Gill;
ever Ch. .hnaS",' m ~.
fore Inducements WILDE offered ,hn,willnotad-
init OF refusal II lril he TO UJRTi HfsTesf 10 con
nHHeto Eads ,cithme
SSrrry, -Eysyy FIJI
s'SS MA ga S9
Wishing to re9lenish their stock, Wi find
GOOD an sssorlinrniat the Old stand Of Walkers
bG"nmg' onH a. ,oW Prices as e, ean6r ionrd
S,'.-as", Noc'"oet 10 - ,, w. ouLkvtS,
Tea! Tea.
I HAVE instreceivedano,her olsu.
| prriorteas, nllcarefully selected from n newly
oIlN'u ya'so'tp,h CIlna ,Whlch MlstIlascheap
a usual lMoy III ,, w. CHELvER,
,rSr ,as' '''G,> ii;e Nntsh"n'
:! Io,i -, Nn1y ""I, oo'eo'; unu loI sue
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VTWITr,
Cassimeres,
Vestngs.
NyIarge audelegant varietyof gloves and no.
sieY, boots and shoes, carpetbaes. mattings
carpets; etc. invite the attention Of buyers TO
my bishment, ives, side OF the court hou,e
quare. October22
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flpits>tS,
20 bb.5 y. o syrup ne@crog. atthr
ALaI NLgrr-



shUriigtg-
4 'lr"" lot OF brown and t.rachri shcefiuq
and .in'nf '"r sale ch'op at tiie star Sure
Eian'c!S.
D:Ia E'ai wly BE- Gl1d Iiha STIR Siyre
Cloths.
b,r,. cloth. "IHsuaTaau sIttfurifa also lancr
cn-sImrre useeis and james, ul small udyarcr
lFHm cost Sim Nf,,c
Gnl'ams arl fancy p.1iis may be found for
s7!rchrnbni The STIR @tgro.
prrs. Goods.
DO you w1n'tojly G d. s-2 The r'1ca Re- an
the SIR l,.,,
HAT ribbons, resrt ribbons, g,t rs rosrry
hoods, lace goods aUd fancy article. gr.qtyl-
rely TOR sale by L1nnsts S Snuih
Boots ~ shoe,
The Star Store ul Lpwn-1yyy s. smith T.. the
place touuy uHyhinaln rb~ boo,pui shoe ne.
west eide 81 the courthouse.
C!OiIinG.
Ready made c,Utrhing is sold at'hcsg / Oh.
ON star 10 psrcsuicA-lpeTthg ID cgHbD UJgL.
ulaEy store Inilc cuyoiOunwa.
LoDusiery Smith
Carpctynrn and warp a the stun Stare.
IA MPdlNE plle article, ioraacat
u January 81 CurryrH's
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M A N TILL AS,

OF every desirable sue Gator, ana YHdHB
sd-s - VI VI AVA e. ss-s
Rich Embroidsrm t0Bi0n Grape, rum
CHamcjion SIN, Rich Biach SH3,
Priatoi Wool, C1shmrre, Rarege
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Carpet yam and warp a the star Storc
IAMPhlNE. pare article, for sa'cat
y January q. Cnrryru's
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Police Intelligence. /.

Seyous SoJtinQ Case "A color cd man named Nathan
io Conckn arrested yesterday BY officer Gerraugh-
ty Of the Sixth Ward police charged the complaint
OF William Raymond, with having stabbed him in the
the vicinity Of the Five Points concklin taken be
fore Justice Osborne who committed him for trial The
wounded msn conveyed to the hospital, where he
now lies In q dangerous condition.
Robbed in House of H-Fdme On Thursday onicer
Brown, attached to the Chiefs once arrested woman
fame in Church street. suspicion Of being concerned
in robbery which took pace there few evenings ago,
when young named Stephen Thomas, . resident
Of Brookly robbed by one Of the occupants Of
about 500 In money. The prisoner locked up for
examination by Justice Osborne, q 1t is presumed
she knows something about the larceny.
.Stotbing Cdss "A man named Marlin Dowlin wss ar
rested By the Fourteenth ward police charged with
having stabbed David Barry In TIE thigh with knife,
ipfcting very serious wound The prisoner was com
mi ted for examination by Jdstce Clarke BURY was
conveyed to the New York Hospsi, wnefe he nos lies
in 8 critical condition
Grand L0rccny--john Miller was brought before
Justice Osborne Thuray, charged with grand larceny
in having stolen lot III clothing valued at $50 from
William H. Dur clo hier, in Dog street, Broad
way on whose COM the magistrate fully committed
Miller for Trial TIE property was found in his posses
zion, OK which h could render satisfactory account
Oven Farrell was arrested Ihurtday BY Ohcer falci
street who alleges that he strongly suspected tne De
fendant stole silver watch and $45 In gold coin iron
bin. portion Of the property was found in bis pos
scssicA By the officer. The prisoner was committed 10
4 exc xsnination by Justice Stuart.
Charge Of Stealing Gold Wotch. William Irwin wa
arrested by ofhcer Wilson charge OF stealing gol
watch from Samuel Wallace, Of 62s Carkson street VIII
alleges that he the stolen property In the possessio
of the accsseu irwin locked up for examination
Justice stuart.
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Bishop Doans, the congregation kneerng or ssaad.

Almighty God, with whom do live the spirits Of
She souls OF the faithful after they are deliyere
from the burcen OF che es1 are ia JOY aad felicity;
We give thee hearty rhsaks tor the good exam pies
q AL those tn servants, who, having flushed their
connie IN faith, Go nov rest from their labors. Aad
We Deweca thee, that we with al those who de.
parted IN the traa alsh Oh thy holy name may have
our perfect consummation aud bliss, both ia body
and soul, in thy eternal and everlasting glory;
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
0 merciful God, the Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ ~ro rs the resurrection add the life; ia
vbosotver beiieveth shall live Though he die; and
whnsoever liyesh and belle seth in him, shall not die
eterraly; who also hath taught us, by his holy
Apostle Saint Psnl not to be sorry, "a men without
hope, for those who sleep in hm: We humbly be-
Eeech thee, Father to raise us from the death OF
ain unto the life of righteousness; that, when we
shall depart this life, may res, in him; and that,
at the general Resuirectio in the last day we may
be found acceptible in thy sig 3; and receive that
blessing which ahy webei0ved Son shall then pro-
n0unce to ali who love and fear thee saying Come,
ye blessed children Of my Father, receive the king
dom prepared for You from the beginning OF the
world. Grant this, we beseech thee, 0 merciful
Father through Jesus Christ, our Mediator and Re.
deemer.
The grace of or Lord Jesus Christ. and the love
OF God, end the fellowship Of the Holy Ghost, be
with us all evermore. Amen.
The ceremonies being ended, the coffin was car
risd from the church, and conveyed to the Triaity
Cemetery, near Maphattanville, where it was in
TERED 1t was merely attended by the son, sonsin.
law, nephews and other relations of the deceased,
DR.. Highee and few other cergymen.
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AMERICAN TOURISTS IN IRELAND.
Derar REYNOLDS Hotel, Dublin Sept. A.
yr and Yrs. Fied, fer Belfss New York; DR. and Mrs
rcebl, and the Mss.s Cartwright, g., Mrs. Whitley,
do Rev. Mr.. GiatId, DO; Mt. Boyle, do. Mrs. Ches
wind, do.
At the st Nicholas-Gov. Seymour and family, AL
Albany Miguel de sldama aud party, Havana; Francis
Cespedes, DO; Col. c. f. Smith, U. s. A.; James Dew
art london; Judge Jones, Pennsylvania Dr.. D: l. 70.
gers, Greenach; Lieut. Tefsrd, w. 3. A Col Lockett,
Georgia: DR.. Brown and lady, Virginia.
At the Union place Hotel--Hon William E5er, Phila
s n Rss,ss ss. and .ns n u yo ossn
II. Camp, @ Moss, 1hos. Ward 5. N. Fox, New York
Charles Ricten, Staten Island q s. Nelson, Baltimore
c. D. Mount, Phaeelphia; F. A. Thurston Charleston,
nesotta; Mrs Dsesstt Marthas vin,ard Mrs spraugs,
Hon 4. Dillon Torre South Carolina James d. Bears,
Paris Frank r Avery, Cincinnati G. N Johnson, South
ht Il c Irving Housc--Cspt r: Thompson, Pbsadel-
ptis 2sor Prior Baltimore; FroSessor W. Banks, Ports
mouth; Dr. Cricket, PENNEY yania; W. n. Thompson,
Cobb, Kentucky; Oliver Ellsworth 8 onineton; Robert
W. Young Baltimore, DR.. NJ y. Fishsr, New York; Ma
jor ". Brown, New Orleans Capy ~ Fish, BosteO-
For Havre, In steamship st Louis.--Hrs Josephine
Lyres. Mrs Drake Miles, Y Lorano Abs Canseli an.
Yale, Mr. ycidan, James Wotton, Amadie, Il
Ward villa, Mrs Rose Margaret, Larronds,
J Grcsclaude, Brent, J Bell, Magniel, Koley
Mrs Won Weifrenick, Mrs + Schultz, Mr. Krsuch,
Plspa, Boil Batteh Mr. and MIRA s.fover Ecxardt
FFrancois, Mr. RCullier, nhnxworth, w Nash, l
Porter, N b Strong, r Ciphsrs, Garsul., DIux
Brineot Mrs Ptns and children 81 iu steersge.
For Glasgow In the steamship Glasgow-R CUNNINGHAM
and family Blair Lodge, Ednburg, Geo Taylor MSS Du
mont, Sonora Bsyarlno, Jane Hamilton, zache'sc or
Alex Knox, Pect, Jeanette Cswan, Geo Laurie, his
| Nsgee, Mrs Ferguson and family, Mackenzie, "
Farrell W L Hommedieu, N MergAns, Jr, WIN Gor,o'
| I Rippon, J G Nollis, Gatcs, Andrew wiscr
Richard Dunno John McCrea p MAckie Peter Johnso o.
John Smith, John Jones, &c Bsy'is, retes ycNab, VI
J Jores, } g 0rr--l00 la steerage,
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Whig and Anta-Nebraska Conventions mt
Rome.

UTICA, Sept 81 1854
Tho anti Nebraska County Convention at Rome to-day
was organized amid much confusion. Dolphus Skinner
nominated for Congress by organization, and O.
D. Mateson By the other which apparently the most
regular.
The whig County Convention at the place had
two organizations in the Same room at the time
II" hyst and regular organization nominated O. B. Mat
teson Of Utica for Congress- and woodman Kimbal, of
Rome, for County Treasurer The second organization
nominated N Buntir gton Of Rome, for Congress- and
u II. Kellogg, of Utica for County Treasurer. Great
confusion prevailed.
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From Washington.
NEW LIGHTSHIPS TO BE nBILT-MAINE ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 1854.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided construct
several large ghtships for the United States light ser
vice They win be built at the PhiIsdelpha navy yard
10 Hon Thomas Florence is to be attributed the csed
OF the consummation of this important addition to the
protection of coast.
Letters from Maine, received by Cabinet officer, state
that T. G. Fuller, democrat is positively elected &,
Congress in the Sixth district instead OF Miiken fu
sionist, as reported
ihs must be incorrect the latest returns from the
district alluded to, show majority of 4ol for Men.
R.p1
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TELEGRAPHIC.


THE FRENCH WAR STEAMER CHIMERE.
NORFOLK, Sept. 20, 1864
The French steamer Chimere sailed this morning
for New York. to join the squadron there. Good health
now prevails on board.
LOSS OF THE BRIG MARcELLUs.
NoRroIK, Sept. %, 1854.
The brig MaIceus from Alexandria with coal, bound
to New Bedford went ashore yesterday the RRsps,
and it Is supposed ste will prove total loss.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
BUFFALO, Sept. 20, 1854.
~Esry this morning the steamer Northern Indiana ran
into the propeller Oliver Cromwell, twenty miles below
the Detroit river, sinking the propeller instantly. No
lives lost. She was loaded with wheat and now
lies in twelve feet water.
THE KNOXVILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, sept. %, 1854.
The teamship Knoxville, iiom New York, arrived a.
this port Thursday morning. all well, and left for
New York next evening.
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The Destruction OF Greytovvn Endorsed.
BosrON, 3pt 23 1854
AT neetipg OF tie dan ocrats of sWampsc,t on
7ho'sSay evening presided oves by Samuel c. Ptnaan
was unanimously resolved,
1hst the destruction Of Grsytown, and tbs breaking
up of that horde Of robbers and asasn receives our
aypcbation and proos to the world that the admins
walton 10 determined to uphold the honor of our flag ia
every quarter and to protect citizens from injury
ard insult.
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Personal Intelligence.

TX Governor Wood, of Ohio, We are pleased to an
nounce is rapidly recovering from severe attack of
fever
Annexed is list Of Americans in Paris from the regis
ter OF the banking Office OF Livingston Wells Co.. No
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Important to Maine Law Advocates.

ALBANY, Sept. %, 1851
A correspondence has taken place between Judge
Bronson the hard shell candidate for Governor and Mr.
E. c. Delevan, the great temperance leader upon the
liquor traffic. 1t has been withheld from the public.
The Judge in bis letter, is for amending the license
laws but is decidedly against any prohibtory law.
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WS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Reciprocity Bill.

sHO 5SSS19IUVfty HSfLs
QUHBEo. Sept 20, 1854
The Reciprocity bill passed both houses of Parliament
last night anx will rseeve til royal assent to-day TIE
Governor Generi win issue proclamation declaring the
treaty in force regards Canada whenever the Pesi
dent of the United Statss will take the responsibility of
doing the same.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. %, 1854
The sales Of cotton during the past two days have
been coo bales at advance OF c. closing however
rather dull Receipts o. the week $3.50 baes Rice is
ticrces at 81 75
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Powder Mill Explosion.

H HARTFORD, Sept. 23, 1854
One of Messrs. Hammers h Forbes powder mills in
East Hartford blown up this morning, killing John
NcCan, lately from over, Massachusetts,. The mill
contained about hundred kegs Of powder when ths
explosion took Place. The cause is unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

PHIADELPHIA, sept. 23, 1904.
At 6rst bard this morning stocks were very dull
Pennsylvania state 5's sold at IS; Morris Canal 12A
Long Island Railroad l3a1. Money is unchanged. First
class pa PER scarce.