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TcloGraPhlo Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 14-Arr ship Regulator, New
York; schr Hotchkiss, Boston: steamer Satellite New
York.
BOSTON, Sept I5-Arr ship B Aymar, Mobile; bsrks
Eutaw. Baltimore; Thetis, Coast Of Chill.
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McmOranda.

Nessrs. wills, Holden Co.'S circular, dated Mel
bourne June Is, states that the ship Easeth en Of
New York had been condemned at that port and sold
for fC3e Also that ship Eliza War wick, formerly Of
Boston, had also been condemned. and sold for 001
Ship Page. Of Hal veil, 9o6 tons, two years old
nov in Boston, has been purchased by David SNOW
Of Boston, or about $50, 600.
Whaling schr Flying arrow, Of Gloucester ITO tons.
with her whaling gear, sold at auction st Giouces-
ter, September for - 100. Captain Edw BAbson was
the pur ,haser.
Ship Louvre. formerly . Havrc and Boston packet
quite old ship sold ~ Melbourne previous to
Is, for G., $50.
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the descendants Of the pioneers Who formed the
early settlements In this part Of the valley Of the
Susquehanna, after the close Of the Revolutionary
war. Some Of these pioneers were attached to Sal
liyan's army, In the famous expedition against the
Indians, In 1179, and some Of them were survivors
OF the massacre in the valley Of Wyoming, the pre-
vous year. Tioga Point, now called Athens, is
more closely allied to New York than to Pennsyl-
stephen Hopkins, Col satterlee, Elisha Mathewson,
David Psit . and Samuel Paine. These and most
Of the other early settlers were from Connecticut.
John shepard, an emigrant from that STATE, the
fstber OF Isaac Shepard and ten brothers and sis
tiers now living, after his marriage, with Obadiah
Gore, 70 distinguished pioneer Of Bradford county
Pennsylvania, also native Of Connecticut, and one
Of Eve brothers who were at the battle of W yoming
IN l77S,) settled at Midtown, four miles above TIC
q Poiat, In l79l. He was resident Of Tioga
bee became a resident of Athens in 1883. He was
In the Continental service during the whole period
OF the war: The distinguished and intrepid Colonel
John franklin. his friend and coaoorer through all
up his residence at Athens, and with Major Zephon
Flower, their neighbor, who was recently living at
the great age OF ninety years, they formed q trio
Of distinguished patriots, whose Roman virtues
lsays Judge Avery in his sketches should not go
unrevarded. In the same vicinity, at ITO.
90 Point, Samuel Avery, native OF
Groton, New London county, Connecticut
became . resident, with his family, In 1901. In
1908 10 removed up the river to Owego, where he
died, In 1906. Christopher Avery, brother Of his
who settled at Wyoming as early as I77O, fell in
the Wyoming battle of ITS; and several other rela
tlves sed their blood in its defence, from the time
of Its nrse settlement BY the Susquehanna com
DAny. down to the final Close Of the struggle in
sAe valley.
10 retum 70 waverly. As we have already
stated, b IN Important point the Erie Railroad
IS village Of receut Oroatlon and growth, and con
td,ss population Of ebsut two thousand There
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dALAIs--Ar sept 8 sohr St stephen, Trimbss, N
DANyERs-Arr Sept 10 schrs ssa Lion, verrin, and
Jonas Warren, Kelley, Now York.
h s ssn Ss TIN
York (She intended for the New Bedford and Man
'osnis port sehs Excel from ph
wsa.s rs ssst Il :s.' msh%s.f
NEW HAvEN-sM Sept IA bark Forbes, Francis,
Norfolk sebr 0sh Cassidy NYors.
from Phiiadslpha for Weymouth Ms 1ith sshrs was1s
Whelden, Nsnsemond Va
NEwBURYPORT-Ar 10, sehr Elizabeth, Gage, Phila-
delpha. sld brig Eshcol, Lunt Philadelphia.
OWLS MEAp5Arr SEPT II schr Harbinger Patton,
PHnADEPBIA-Arr Sept IA, Pm, barks Levant,
Hewitt. satanzss slst nit Echo, Ryder BS.tO. S
Matthew'S, Boston. cd sshss Bsis Of Norrto.s, wss
II Smith Kelly, and Nancy GIN. Forsyth, Boston; 3
BulLsy, Lyle New York Losisa Tucker, hisr, and Mt
worth, Hartford; n shaSdock, Williams, Mddletowns
VIM Bacon. Hul.s Fan y.iver: Fran! Ward, RoSnsoa,
Cobb Boston, Mary Ass, Ross, New Haven; we,cosu'-
Albany; Propeller psssl.p Jones, York Below, seSr
Empire, Mason, from Albany; and schooner unknown
Bsas ssS S.,s, g c
PoRTLAND-Azf sept Is schr Ellen Barnes Baker,
philadelphia GA I0riss webster Heath, Buct,yis So;
aa,s,n STATE So mage Philadelphia; schr f'ss'e
PORTSMOUTH, Arr sept IL schrs Ocean, Snow, Rich
EocKIaNn-1 RI ssps sSris is Hunter, chss.ssss.
&C. scbr Jauns sen, Jameson NYork TIN, scars ~
bourne His y Iort Sarah Louiss Ill., co. John, RA ~
Norfolk Lass on Dean, Drinkwatsr, NYosk; 18th, b
Pitts, vsrrAl do SID 7th, sshrs Willow NYcsk; B
Perry -, o; Ontario, Pennirnan, do; Bay state ver
rn, ao Can lie, smith, 9th, Empire York GAar les-
tom SC; 1ey a. Pawtucket, Ross, Norfolk Emma Fufbah
Kendall y York; VIM woodbury., Manning, 90, orrsn
Cow sY tn, do, Jss Farwer, Conery, do llth' star-
STOW NGIoN-Arr sspt IA schrs West Falmouth
Handy, Albany for New Bedford Elisha Brooks, Ncksr-
son, York for Aarwich Exact Rogers Do sor New.
port; VIM Dewitt, Gilbert, Albany for westPort;
Faw rite, Turner, Jsroy City for Prcvidence slOcp
Lab e. Black and arccianHAndy, Rondout for FAN River
JAiEM-lrr sept IL, scbr Alpha Hardy, Philadelphia;
18th, brigs America. Richardson, and Leontlne Meri.
man do; schrs Harriet Lewis, King, Norfolk Gazstte
Crowell, Philadelphia; Ottawa, Howe do for PcrtlAnS
John Ireland Albany Gertrude Horton, Port Ew n
Maiden, New York. Cld scbr Atlantic, Nickerscp4 n
| York via Marbehead and Gloucester. SD 18th, Nohz
Gardper Pie Philadelphia; 18th, schr voiant tfrcm
| Elhworth) New York.
THoMAsroN-Ar Sept 7 schr Richard Bul<inkie, y
| York.
w1CKroRp-sld Sept 70 schrs Mary T-d.s, Weave
Philadelphs; 18th, Aron M'IAughlin, Nosfclki dccp
Ades, Wghtman, NYork
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Ordinance In Relation TO Hogs.

SEo'loS l.. Pch ordai"cd by he riig council
Of the cifg0t Ottarr, Tint nv person or pcr.ob-
shall hereafter su'tr Crperni' any Logor hogs to
run ut large IN or upon any street, sidewalk, all
ty, OF public ground, within the limits OF said
cly, under the penalty oil one dollar lor each aud
every hog so suhcled or permitted run at large,
~. That rach and every hog found running at
large in or upon auy street, side walk. alley, or
public gIouud within the limits oi said city,
shnilhe forfciird 10 said city.
80 That shalt b. ia. duty q! the city mar
shal. to sell al hogs 50 found rannug ~ large at
public auction aud cause them to be- i'm ciiaiely
removed. and 10 pay the money arising from the
SALE after deduclng the tees aud oAycnscs here
OIL 10 the treasurer OF SAID city, Tor The use OF the
owner OF any such hogs
50. All ordinances or parts of ordiunnces in :
consistent hclewllh are hereby repealed
L. X. CoURrNLy, ciiy clerk.
Passed August /, 1854.
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Lands for sale.


IN fr Solit toH0iv,--Srclou -, ch Of 81, and
VIII OF %, IN townshp3l, range . east Il the 81
y. m. AstrpOi inud broke ON the lines oi The
above tracs, sufficient 70, the planting ana cult
walton ci an osagr orange hedge.
In livingston county The whole Of see, -,
aud the nh Of ~, m township So range east Of
tic 81 p. IN.
These tracts nrcsom one and half to seven
miles Of the junction of the For, Wayne and La
con air.lne railroad, and the Chicago aud Mis-
ss,pp railroad, and IRE most oilhrm well water
ed, and arrspcctui distance from timber and
settlcmcnts- wild deer plenty; wolves and green
headed flies abundant
The cho,ccoi 0nyqnartcr section OF these lands
can be- had at - 90 pcrarrc.
In Ire c0UHiV.-N hole Of section -, together
with - acres Of timber land, IN township 81,
range ! !, west OF the iDh p m. 100 olwhlch
mr." broke, rirhlyacrcs fenced aud under culuva-
tionl three miles oiosngc orange hedge aroundiL
and within miles OF the frau,in grove depot.
Also, good house aud nine aud a altacrcs in
the village OF lee CcHtcr.
Allorany OF these lands will be sold IN Glanti.
ties to suit the purchaser.
am bound To sell these lands, for have made
arrangements 10 20 IL Nebraska. feel N, duty
to go there andvo, against slavery, aud am desl-
rous to get q company Oi ahoitonsts 10 go with
me for the same patriotic and phl!nnlhror!c puT-
nose tlune 2i-l) WV. PHILLIPS.
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bridge; Geo. $. Fisher, VIM Richardson, aud l.
u. p'"H0. a each, tor opening Man Suret
Bill. ordered paid.
Bills were received from Il. Thorne, SAL 20, and
$500, jail fees John llossnck, S5S 81, lumber
and referred to the finance committee.
Ca motion Of Ala. Cogswcil. ~ was
Ordcrcd, That the cellar 81 Thomas Carton
house, corner oi La Sale and Superior streets
be hereby declared nuisance, and that the mar.
sha nike such means a. may BE- necessary t. ubatc
SAID nuisance without delay
! hc city council adjourned iortwo weeks
L. K. Courtney, t.tg ,iryh
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AGAIN IN 80 .etc-, metre,
We've Voi saT7TgTIr,
Nutmeg soy'hc7, sal'Hs, c.-rs, na..', md
irI",
shay.n,, toilet, and good common soap;
Naakreu SUD linens. brown, ~JH~, and Dl1,
tIr-t.fatct tobacco and ~cu,,E auli.
Handsome saiChris and carpet n7gs.
WANILD--buiicr, egg. nnipaprr rage,
Hides wool. AMI other kn'ts OF produce.
FOR SALE-yuegar-ih fcp' pure juice;
Tacfs, brad, shoe.lhf'ad, and lurk.es,
Buck skin gloves 'oshl~.d your kuurhrs.
Ioa-cup- md snuccf- p.uiesand p.7r.is,
"a-h bowls, aud pitchers, and-wrH no mat
Large wooden bowls, that can't ie beat,
For mixing dough or miUclrg meai;
Willow baskets. round and otiuug,
Teas--Canion Ou.org, and Ilouehorg
saw, axes, aud axe handles,
Lainus, cantIesiCks, and CJui''a,
C.o,hz, cnsslmrr,s, nuj ICe..k.us,
Caters, ho0iCcs g,h-, and tu-fus,
While Grape, embroidered Canton sna".f,
Figured and plain II b p1rasal-
Sp3oas--bEiiiania, and tin galvanized.
Sugar--c,aIicd and pulycrz'd.
Linscy- woosey-- Oxford dcuims.
sewing aud sometimes lemons.
Black, blue, red, and brown camluc,
List, tape, and cord, BY yard ofstl'ri
SIX barge. and nee fine barge de aiHe5,
Alpaca, blue check, corse lcans,
Marina, paste.bonrd, hounet wlre
Half hose and some that come up higher
Crash, diaper, aud fine blue drilling;
Vest padding, frs, rate, tor shilling,
Canton, white, and yellow flmn'-,
Twist the purrst hair OF calnrs.
Rumhaz!ncs and bum5ozeu,s;
Undcrs.ceyes and ChoWizcitcs.
Mohair mitls, elastic gntl-r',
Soda uud pure cream nj THUar.
Russr,t and call.skiu pocket books,
The very best OF crochet hooks
Pms and nccdlcs--laree aud small,
No rhisktu--Wc roll The temperance BALL
Stocks aud poke, hnndkerchici-,
Ieghorn hats and good palm leafs,
COmJs--iop, side and IVORY fac,
From two-anf .sSpence to dime
India rubber, fGoodyear's make
That ne'er wear ont--they nevct break
Pocket re lding and wo oden combs,
Convenient oil, or a, your homes
But we mus, stop with No. >,
Lay down the pen, TO think al you,
Our weary bones some qiirt need;
SO We shall rcst--whIl, you mGy read.
tTo he continued
fs-pas,e this IN your scrap-book.
lalv Il. BAdGs, poci.
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'TaE three very desirable and slightly lots, op.
/ pcsitc the residence of Judge Cation.
Also, lots !, ,, and 3, in block - sta,e'saall.
tion icr snle on very favorable terms
Also, the farm, late the properly of John
Byrnes, deceased, situated : miles east OF South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres 100 under ience
ami IN cultivation small orchard, aud a new
and well built dwelling house, sc. The place is
une OF the most desirable for any one seeking
permanent home near town, 1t can be- mace all
that one cut wish. Terms easy. also,
$50 Acres of Oh, ice Sell Ctod Prairie Land
Situated IN the town al Bruce, on 9hich is o "a
ted llauponcy mound.
Also, lGOa in tie same town., few miles
from New Michigan Iuiij ] G.. NATrisGrR.
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DR, Y. 2, FAERETT,tG

'"lchr1'rd Original Arabian luusr'
THIS medicine having 'rcn ey'ersiyey u.ef
tmorchon'lh" United N'aissior mniy y.4rr
has required hlnh reputation. More NGE Gy,.
HgtdTed 1'ouSd-d IoNIgshlyc le,n sotv.'an.
Oh" ia-i year, and the dsrgHI Is s'iIl nrrca MO.
Nougt'clne d otpnary qunl.trs roudcorruJ lily
'"solong and yet maintain thr high character
this article POSSESSES
The Ecnrf.a foTisdtoth, Suffering I'll rlsar1s
wi'iucver be forgotten, and ~. ucltusira 81. go r
daily Irodur" Wore Eriisarf iri's Eoro, Nc
medicine wi.,cIrcni Diseases. but inc0rostt,,
PROFITS given rhai,his lirm,uiujli
PERMANENTLY CUBE
nearly every compi0 ~ Tor Wb4uniiis rccomrcr-
dcj, and in all case prove sc pcnsfcInl, NJ t. BE-
satisfactory othc afflicted
l'lsm'uructurciw with prer care ofhighy nc
dicua Ingredients, every article rcmyosur ia
thp-oug,y tested the M0Si Dcshucfirs D.,.f-
idfi0r used to obtain the active luucipl, ~ tNr
most sonceu'rn,cd degree, thu. ayodir { n 4 posi-
billy Of au inferior mixture.
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Ol-..a. cotton, aud Liss thread los taJics, u..s-
.e.. aud g.ulrm'u.
Iu uHru, sN"'uuE7 c0un'oTpsncf. sh.r.ngs.
Hb.r linens. table covers Iuun uh,tilup.. mar.
kir-, b.rc.n'A,, pillow case linens. aud miniy
goods OF cy ny description, or stock val rivgys
comprise lhe best makes and STYLES IN market.
1909 pieces best English md American prints,
hot qualities aud - jos unmarked We s,I them
IliGt 10 reaiy
W. have now In store many styles Of goods
b,EgN ~ Guciio7, md far cash, IN Immense
gf1I tiI"s, thnt ~ ai,oy the yHrj, for less
pucr laun wrslsInmrrCAaa'sy pay for Them IN New
YORK and l}oson.
Wcshali recri,e large additions 10 our stock
most lnIly during ihr season and receive al the
novelties 90 style 1rilbric, Immediately on theIr
irs' appearance in the New York, Boston. or
rhia drph.u mu.Eets, having resident buyers in
those cities.
County merchants luyinr Tor each. viii find j,
ioinelr interest 10 examine this stock
unl7 Ross & FosrFn, II Lake street, Chicago
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TIVE VOICE OF Tr-rrnrrr-

Eegt What Ncp Sag DR. j ( p'atr West
field Indiana, in aiette,to W + Farrell, dated
January %, 1871 SAYS:
lhavrused yourininrntand other medicines
and finding them excellent articles. and at ready
house and stable lvishto know on whit tcrnr
you wlII'uroishme with sHitucu, quantity tot
supply the whole State of Indiana. south and ea5
OF the Wabash. Respectfully yours,
I l. pfIEF
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NOTICE.

THE Partnership heretofore existing in the
Grocery business, between the undersigned,
!nic partners, trading under the name and slyl, or
Plrmb 81 Pa,len, IL this day dissolved hy mutual
consent The firm busiueas will be settled up at
hc store hy Pierre +. ChOIrcaud.
Ottawa, June !, 1854. En- pLvvn.
4 | l. ~ 1.
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)tbLit notlcc i hereby given tnai H., IN.
I C"tsgned, administrator oftheestair Of A..
thur W. hogIil, decd nill attend the ccrntv
court o. la sale countv,a term thereof 10 t,.
holden al Ottawa, N rnd La Sa IL cor,ry and
s'a-co Illinois, on the 3 Monday in .,rptcmb.r
next, when 'ud where al persons having clam,
against Snll estate, are hereby rcgurs ed "a rre.,n,
tue Same 'osaid court for adn-ineu,
Ju.y - AItyA,UFP ". N,s,tt fS,,,
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STATEMENT Of the Principal Artiri,' trans
poriei on the Ill., ond Hich CoDoi, lin
teredot he Co1lc'Gr's Dtirc, Ona'ro, .jor
the Month Eading Juiy $is', 1891.
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NO 1 &C f. !!

riNllE partnership heretofore existing between
/ II ilecht, and l.. Conn IN the clotnnI bus.
lurss. urI,, lh' s,g,r aUt name Of lI,ch' & Co.,
il tbs IUy dissolved. L. Cons,
H. lirCur.
! he undersigned wal coa'.nrr uthc aanr bust
uc.s,al the sane place, auI soUg.s lt"pe'ronagr
OF the pubic dune ~ l.. Conn.
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AdmDi'tro'2rs N1iice.

n Office is hereby gwen, that IN tie FIR.
~ MonIoyIn September next, at the Septem-
Der term Of the county court Of La sale c1tpTv
Inoi- 10 be holden al lhc court house m Ortaun
ishfi,t!r apc'Iuonn th" sand county colr, ry,lv
mg 10, an order pursuant TO the staut. 40 g',fg-
lc mr. to sell the following described zeal t.Ie..
TO wlt.
The ulii ol m, swq Of The nco Of sec. II. r
81 n :. belonging to me estate oiSaml. N,ctrv
orcd Late of -1,i counfv, when and whore gV
p"rsonsIn.cr"st"j in sad real .s'qtr are requested
'oorrepf and show cause, il any thoyhqyc, w'yIt
should not be sold Tor The purpose qiulc.a.I.
July lj-3~. IANCs STF.,fR. 4 itqipfy,r4fgt
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CLEARED.
Council Proceedings.
sFS'ihL MEETING


Thurst ny EVENING, IuIyT7l TNjI.
Prrscnt-MayoI ,Icking, and Aid Lcayrfs,
Lynch, CogsweH. Bristol, and Walker--f.
Abseut-Ald. Fash, Miller, md Fanning-3.
The council proceeded to the choice OF judges
ui election for an election for alderman Of the
third waid, to he held in the count house, on
Monday, the 3!st instant.
John a. Schuer, George D. Macy, and j..
scph Stout, were unanimously chosen Judges Of
election ar torcsaId.
The council hen adjourned.
+. X. Cot RryEY, riis clerk.
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The LareaRd StF. Join'ti are hcGicG From
William Merchant Nurlcro the GosrcI. New

TIE Lar.eaad Stif: Joir'ti are hcaicG From
VILLAIN Merchant Minister o. the Go.rcl New
Canandgui, Mich, June 2ls,. 1853
DFAR SIR.--!iavng heard OF your celebrated
Irablan Eminent wHSuducedtu Try its vlIiucs
on my wife, who, from extreme swciicd Iimhs,
hasnOt been able 10 walk, OF do any business for
about four years and having tried all III" most
skl,iul physicians in ourparls, md Hpplcdail,1r
remedies icould hsGroi iouo Ell ~ All a.iY ma
much difficulty procured one bottle Of your LIN
mrut OF ! owen x Co., otDctrol' Nywjlruscd
this, anl tccel;edso much rNchr'hatsh. row he
gins to walk and viii soon bee Hswcll ne ever she
was. lourwith respect, WV NrrcuavT
w0u'd not h. Tithgut IL far all | posS.ss.
|, DanlelB SChelhngcr, Of WesChcstor town
ship Porter 60 Indiana, have been hadlyail'irtcd
with hrrnla or rupture y 20 years, So badly tha'
could not work more than haItmv time lhavr
tried truss pads, mud everything that | though,
would give me rcIiri, hul found nothing until
tried your Araban liumcnl. md for the first few
weeks could Eoto work in ten minutes after
had made The application, n il kertthc bowels up
so good would notb be without il Tor all pcss
css. as the arlfcc is healed, and | am p-rlec-
well, md state this for the benefit of other sini
larry afflicted. ANIGL Y. SCHELlINGER.
This is 10 certify that We knew Daniel Il.
Schrllmgcr tor four years, andhe'ieve the above
stntemcutto betruc, louv WILKINSON
w ". kNiGrr. Z. NJ.
Gauntlet Porter Co, Ind. Feb ~ 1851.
OF the IargcSand most popnu,papeis in Illinois
says,
'S,elhc nlverrscmcn,of W. n FancrsArn.
hinn ,.jn'ment, This l,lnmeniis the genuine cure
all nudno mistake"
Frd,d and impoSi'iar Erposri- rii7Ipous Liz
h"tHt'd Prom Col \, O. Garrett Peoria
H. owner otthe Peoria House formerly Plan.
t.t's House, aud one OF the oldest and muSt ie-
spectacle citizens
"rhs IL toccrliv thu, hive known w. T..
Farrell for the last Is yearr, md know that be- g.,
the ornina inuudeaad pyrpfi, 'or %, the medicine
known as" Arabian Imminent" that have uerd
ithoth upon man and beast, aadiound taninya'u-
able article, and that person named II G.. Far.
rr'l tony certain knowledge, commenced iriin-
lug,his valuable medicine noou' rur ycnrs alicrit
was rs'monuiacorcdhyW \. Farrell ,.,,,
\. o. CARR cit.
rcoiin m SEPT 90 1851
w. y Tarrcll's Arabian Imminent
Thisvauahlc medicine comhmcsthr urcrss0n
lunlllcsto cuiit"it 90 rubd,avcr Poa,ctup n
a high degree he ptupvrl'r. 81 M Arr'irr n'd
Galsgw gives ia wonderful in.urrc- over many
painful diseases b. gt"rlriicacy loheg rrn Only
nratlrhutcd to me iu'-nms nudO.l which ifcon.
r,T,y Sisy, az roJNTrurr;rS /:
I Ast %, D. ~ = rrrsls fr9ifen f.r
mcuf. nopcouurer'sit cnlhd n. e.. FnueINs,. "a
the market, Pc careful you are ~; imposed
/ upon
". w. .tnvli'E q. l. Thompson, Fellow.
Na'kcr& Co.. and by merchants On' durgi'i'
tcnrm.ly AurusT
TnE hest cheese ever tnsfcd in ,hia market. 30
wh1~.Hlr rrd retail, Ut
iolyl, wmruAv Is rc'yc'a
E0BOXEs of cut md dried smoking tobacco
ooIor sale orconmlpson, theepa'
January q, CnsrvtSt.
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Notice to the Ladies'.

| WISH TO direct your attention to certain 10,
! OF goods, which ! have received from Phlladel-
pha. They are Of the best quaity, aud viii
warrant them 10 give good sat!siactIOn--such as
Black, white, aid colored kid gloves,
Black silk twist mitts, silk hose, all coors,
English cotton
Black coloTed and plaid Italian silks, etgings,
lnsrftings collars, lace capes,
Plain aud embroidered white gocds,
Black and colofed sllk CATERS,
Black and white ID slippers,
KID boots aud buskIus,
Walking shoes OF all kiuds--a large stock
PAHASGLs AND FANS.
A good assortment
beautiful and carefully selected ste, OTHER
rmac, Fail River, CUcheco, and Providence dresa
prints, &c,
would be pleased 10 have you calntthr Penn.
syIyauin store mud examine those goods
Respectfully youfs,
Mayo. WuLiAr BARCrr.
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HosFoRD s. MILLER,
General and Agents,
WtTrptnn pr,rL u,rg rl INV,

A RE prepared 10 transact amy huslnefs per-
~ talnug 10 the purchase aud sale Oi laud or
Town Lots, investigation OF titles, transfers and
COnyeynnrrs generally,
We bave located ourselves IN th' interior for
thu, purpose ana wi personality survey mud care
luliyryaminc any ract Oiiand within our reach.
give correct and prompt mormniluu concerning
Congress Lands, IN The Dubuque aud De-Noiurs
Land D,'trict-, IN any nt The surrounding COun-
ire. especially on he proposed lines IT Rail Rord
iom DuHuqls wfettnd III" Cedar River Valley
Rail Road. Persons wishing lo mike safe invest
meu,s 10y having careful Scitrlous made would DO
well to address or give ~ acali
Lands located on TIME iors,llinrs. Payment Of
taxes punsualiy attended 20. Township ~ Is OF
latest dIlt AWAY, on hand.
3G, 300 Acres Of Choice Farming Land,
For Safe from So 10 - pc. ner". Aso several
small lots pi lImbci Of good quality. Likrwise2
orb improved Farms near m" county seat.
Ar. liOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER.
REFERENCES Gov Maurson, Springfield III (;
Hon James Gain, Huntington, PA K {. Coo
dell, Zach Merch 4 Drovrrs' Bank, Joliet III /;
George : Fisher, Cash. Bank Of Ottawa, IL; II,
+. flames, Banker, OilRwa, III; T.. h stiles Esq.
Dixon, H. II =, !ietherington, Dubuque Iowa
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OTTAWA frss TraStr.

ELECTION OF ALDERMAN. The special cleo
ton for Alderman in his ward on Monday
TO fill the vacancy occaaioned 10y the death
of Wm. Richardson, resulted in the choice OF
G. Il. Macy, over 7. j. Wade, by MAORI
~ of SO. The contest turned partly on the Ii.
ocnsc or no license question, although we
sreinformcd both parties were really opposed
10 granting new licenses to sell liqu +.
DEATH or Dr.. GoopISG.-Tho LockIOrt
Telegraph of Saturday says:
ave have the unpleasant duty to perform
Of announcing the death Of our esteemed
fellow townsmani Oh, MYEoS A. GoopNG.---
lie died on Tuesday last, Of pulmonary con
sumptiom The Doctor was an old citizen
OF this state, and maa much respected by
ull his acquaintance"
DIR, g., was for several years a resident
of Ottawa, where he had many friends who
sincerely regret his loss.
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United States Mail Noute
D,turcu Ottawa an0 1urora

'I'ilE undersigned having taken the contact ior
] carrying the mails on the above route, are
prepared to take passengers through with comfort
and dispatch
Ne leave Ottawa ~ Tuesdnrr. THURSDAYS md
Saturdays, att o'clock 4. NJ. arrive at Aurora
ate o'clock T. VI same day-pussIng through
Newark, Bristol, and Oswego.
Univ 22-y OKCt-rT a JEyEs