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SElRsCBIsEIsY,

Such os the aila4tls. indigo shrub, double fowe-
ring almond trumpe, crerper, red Japan,
globe flower. large leaIed enyonymus, European
duo, white double alihro, double purple slthen
varieties OF honeysuckles, larches, sytingas,
pcplars, acacias, willows, spircas, lilacs, noun
tam ash. snow ball dahlias, &c.
A large quantity OF Usage Orange plants, 3
wears old.
A 30, large and valuable collection OF Green
House and Perennial plants 1t as low price AZ
they can be obtained from any garden in the
Union.
ne cions of The grated irui trees were mostly
obtained from b-nrlng trees oi the best fruit grow
er- OF the state Of New York, and persons obtai-
ming trees from The OTTAWA NURSERY may
rely implicitly -n ob,aining the quality OF iru,
from the trees ns stated tVi,-~ -.i4
Oar buddrd fruit trees were budded from trees
obianrd OF the celebrated Nurse rirs Of Elwan-
grrS Barry, aud ifom the Grnesse County Nur-
-ery SOmr OF the standa I'd cherry and peach
trees tfuit.d last year, and neveiy instance WIRE
the Kind a. recommended to US. We feel great
confidence IN recommending cur irult 10 be 81 the
chnic-si var.t.s, and desire all who wish to pro-
cure choice ifult 10 give u call nnl examine as
healthy and Thirty young Trees can be found in
any nursery. GEO. II. NORRIS, Suriroro of
October H. Norris 81 MURPuY
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DWCllinR for NnlO,

Dwelling for Snlo,
A HOUSE aud lots well fenced with Osore
~. Orange hedge on three sides,a fine collec.
ton OF fruit trees, grape vines and shrubbery, a
good cellar under the house. and an excellent well
Of water. Situated west OF the side.cut, within
10 minutes walk Of tue court house.
For sale cheap for cash. Apply to
Ottawa, april ~, IS5S.2ms s. FREEMAN,
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Sirayea or stolen.

WI FvtVtshs
ANY person that has los, horse
kSA - orhorses, colts or cattle within
VWA the asst 3or years, and wishes to
(AAA3X lind them; II lie will write me,
XII %9 postpaid, at Ottawa, H., giving
scnkxfss hsresdence, the age, color, and
marks Of animaIs, ! think can
give him information where they may be,ound as
| have hunted estiays ever sine. November Z,
1851 during which time | have found good ma
ny slrayed hoises, c0itsand cattle now taken up,
that ] do not know of any owner for and mum.
Der OF them TINT have been worked for = and 3
year,, am told were never adve rlis~d.
also request alIpersOnsin the state knowing Of
any esirays tina, their neig bors may have, to be
30 Kind n- 10 wflte me, giving me the mans name
and residence, description OF horse, &c.
! shall continue the business. | have taken
down and wlconiinue to take down NIL estrays
that may find Editors throughout the state
will confer u favor upon the public at larc. by in
ser,ing this notice. SANuEL BLACE.
References Judge D'ckey, Walker & flick
ling, Ourwa, La Sale Co, Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. T.. b. Stiles,
Dixon. Ipril Nv
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House ISuiIdeTs'TOOIs.

S,INGLE and double ironbench planes in sets or
= single, pnnnel plows. ogees, iisters, oyelos,
rabbits, plumb and levels pumpplanes beads &c
forrsale atmanuiaefprers' prcesby
derB J. MAyLEy&Co
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OFFICE!

THE UNDERSIGNED AGENT 81 The TT.
j IA INsuRANCE,O OF HARTFORD,
Connecticut, takcs pleasure N informing The ciii
zens of Chicago that this Company j. pelS-ctly
sound, with its whole capital paid IN, and rnmpni
red. We have received from the Secretary, the
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To Millwrights and Maohinists.
Metallic or 7ulcanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.


pdny.
6NliE experience OF the last eight years has gai-
L. ned for this Betting the confidence OF the
consumers this, together with the fact that
great Improvements have been made in the quail.
ity, warrants the manufacturers in asserting il to
be superior 10 leather or any thing else, for all
open Belts, lmore especially for heavy or main
Belts, for the following reasons -
1.-The perfect equality oiwid'h and thickness
which it Will retain.
mo degree OF heat under 300 degrees Fuh-
renheit Injuries ii, and il remains flexible in any
degree OF cold Ii is also particularly well adap-
ted to damp or wet places.
3.-lt is of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pulleys, consequently a gain OF
power is obtained, and, wnen adjusted to MACH.
merry, does no, require alterations as in the case Of
leather or any other.
4--ln wide Betting, the cost Is much below
that Of leather, or any other.
We have now, and shall continue to keep on
hand, large stock Of this betting, from TO II
inches wide. H..s.
Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we will sill in quantities to suit customers, and
our prices are the same ot which these goods are
sold in Chicago and ST. Louis.
Marchl7. J. MANLEy & Co.
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Look Oul for Ere.

Nt1E are ap-n, for the
w Rama Insurance CO, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford q" " ="
Northwestern d" Oswego, n. Y.
the old and responsible companies, having stood
the test OF many years and prepn 20 irsurr
the property OF our friends and neighbors nza,ns
Iossby lire, on fair terms Go. s fIstsa
Inland marine risks taken in the lima. ap22
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Jnsuranre.
The Star Insurance COMPANY,
OF 0GDtNSBUntH. NY.
Paid In Capital Of $4,000,
WILL INSURE
Fire and Inland Marine Risks.

On us .tarordJle terms as a.y other good
Stock Company,
This company is organized unde the Ia te law
OF N. York requiring depositc Of state stocks
10 the amount OF is risks, SO that 1t can never
iail. The Company has also complied with the
recent act Of the Legislature OF Illinois in fling
with the Auditor statement Of II capital stock
business. &c.A. u. Smith, agent, Oftapa
DIRECTORS:
JAMES G. lIoPKIN-, President Ogdensburrh, " Y
CALviY T.nuIBuRO, Y. Presideat, Drash.r, ~. y
HESRY Il. fooTP, Secretary q gdensbuTgh NJ Y
ilESRy NAs RrassrLAER,. .ogiensburgh, ~, Y
ELIJAH y. ALLEN. .OgdcnsDurgh, N. Y
Gro. n. SEYMOUR ..Ogdensbufgh " Y
AUGUSTUS CuarMAE,.. Alorrisiown, ~. Y
Il. q. MEgIoG,. Clayton, ~. Y
JAS. G.. AygRiLL,. .OsIensburgh,N Y
NORMAN SAcRrIDEr,. Ogdcnsburgh, ~. Y
EBENEIrr Mlsef,.. .Canion, ~ Y
ureL III. OrviS,... ........... .nassena,N
ErASrus ViLAs,. .Ogdrnsburgh, ".
CHICAGO REFERENCES
George Steele, Esq, Pres't Chicago +, &
Ins. Co.
Col b. ). Shepard ......... Dearborn Stree,
u. W, Raymond, Esq. ,.........W Water Street
lioughteiine Il Shepard. ...,...... do
Bcebe, Lyon u Co ,,............. do
AGENTS.. p.
G. N. Holden. ............ Chicago, / n
r. w. keyes,'. ................M Madison. Wis
J. II. Carler,... CINCINNATI Ohio
Demas Adams. .......... .COlu lbus, Ohio
Coe N May. ........... Cleveland, Ohio
Samue. >. Read,.. ........ Toledo. Ohio
Strong Il Chitienden,. Detroit, Mich
December 30. o
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IIOSI cry,
Will be found complcte

cVIIIVIctt.
Ladies and gentleman, Misses and children
of all ages, can here he suited with fine or low
price d ockings and socks, Of silk, wooden
worsteJ, or cotton, of almost every description
Particular notice is called TO the variety of
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auCed.

SO TONS OF rags, Mt the New Hardware
~ Store, for which the highest price will be
paid. (SrptenbeT S f. kfNg & Co
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HoSF0RD & MILL R,
General Land Agents,
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK Cp~ l0Wi


4 RE prepared 70 transact any business per.
"a tanning 10 the purchase and sale OF land or
Town Lots, investigation o! titles, transfers and
cOnyeyance< generally.
We bave located ourselves in III. interior for
that purpose and will personality survey and care
fully examine any tract oiland within our reach
give correct and prompt iniprmliiun concerning
Congress Lands in the Dubuque and DcsNIoines
Land Dsirlcts, IN any OF the surrounding cOuh.
ties especially on the proposed lines Of Raj Ron
IRON DuBuqne west aud the Cedar River Valley
Rail Road. Persons wishing 10 make safe invest
men.s by having careful selections made sould do
Lands located on time i0rs,r hrs. Payment OF
ia, spnnctual ? attended TO. Township platsoi
latest date alv Tyson and.
80, 300 Acres Of Choice Farming Land.
For sale from ) toS pes acre, Also several
small lots at timber OF good quality Likewise 2
or 3 improved Farms near the county seas.
A.P IiOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER
REFEEEStrs .-Gov Naurson, Springfield, III
Hon james Gwin, Huntington, Pa, X. c. Goo.
dell, Casa. Mrrch. Il Droyrrs' Bank, joliet. III.
George , Fisher Cash Bank OfOtawa, ILL., II
r. Eames, Banker. Ottawa, III; T.. Il. stiles, Esq
Dixon, H.. II. >, Iietherng,on,. dubuque Iowa
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SaW W-M N~HI~
Broche long shawls

BrOche long shawls,
Bay state long and square shawls,
Which require Inspection 10 be appreciated.
The glove department is replele with yareiie
of
Ladies and Misses cold. kid gloves,
-" Merno and wooden gloves,
Gents kid "
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Groceries.

The stack hasjus been replenished with fresh
assortment Of
n. .. brown sugar-new crop,
+" clarified
No, loaf q
Crushed and puverzed sugar,
New N. .. mUlasses,
Choice golden syrup,
Green teas, Young Tyson,
Gunpuwder and Imperial,
Black teas, Of good quality,
Coliee-prim- Rio, &c,
Tobacco-cavendislI and smoking,
Pepper. pimento, cloves, cinnamon
Nutmegs, salera,us, starch, soap,
Rice, butter, pork, potatoes,
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CR0CKgRY AND GLASS WARE

White granite tea and coffee sets,
dinner, bcaktast, and tea plate
" wash bow Is and basins,
Covered chambers,
Mulberry and enamced ware,
Steak dishes, soup turecns, edge plates,
Common teas, tea pots, sugar ana cream,
Round and square yellow dishes,
Pie plates, baking dishes, gravy boats,
Butter bowls, Britannia castors,
Moasses cups, Britannia tea pots,
Plated casiors, castor bottles,
Tumblers, glass cups, and preserve dishes,
Lamp shades and chlmneys,
Looking glasses, and
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,

L'C q / Ell Al ALUM, lLLlNOIS.
Chartrd Feb. sd, ls39-.Org'd Apr. ilh, 1899.
Amount OF Premium Notes 10 force April LIST
1851, constituting fund Tor payment Of losses
S55O,OGO.
Secured by lien on propty ins'r'd valued at over
$4,000, 200.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores.
J. Ware Houses, Manufactures, Mills, Barns,
Stables and the contents OF each, together with
every other similar species OF property within the
State, from
Loss or Damage by Fire.
The Directors feel justified in recommend inp
this company to the favorable consideration of the
cl,izens oi Illinois. Every one insured becomes
member-,he company beng an association Of
customers, each OF whom is interested in Insuring
hs eghbOr. As the determination Fund aug
nenis IN exact ratio with the increase oirsks the
capital OF The company b. comparatively exhaust
less and the ~ ENTIRE SAFETY Al of the
institution must he apparent to every one who
reads the charter.
The cost OF nsurng in This company. 10 Low
a. to re- nderil almost incxcusahle Tor .hr owners
oi nsuIabe property not TO avail themselves Of its
protection.
BOARpof DIRECTORS:
limo Turaef John Rnihache
Ben + Long, Lyman Trumbul
John james NBth' Hanson
Henry Lea j.. kellcnberuer
Elias Hlhbard ko1rr Smith
Benz. X. Hart Alfred Dow
n. G.. Edwards John Atwood
Moses g. Atwood.
BENJAMIN +. LONG, -----. Pre,'t
LEWIS kELLENBERGER, Treas
MOSES q. ATWOOD Sec'y
~ Applications for Insurance in the above ma
med Company maybe made at Ottawa. TO
Septembrr23. Wa NJ TIVE, Agent.
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CAUTION go LADIES.

We have said they produced instant relief from
Uterine Pains, by applying one end OF the Cham
to the spine Just above the hips, and The ether oyet
the Abdomen, hut We are obliged to give this
word OF CAUTION to the ladies' who are en-
ciente that tits not safe 20 continue tic USE for
great length OF time, miscarriage is often the
result. The price al these Chains are 80 and So
and can he sent by Mai any part OF the Slrle.
GrJOSEPil ) iECRT, General Agent, 5G3,
Broadway, n. Y.
L. Y. GRlGGs, a;ent, north side Of Tie eouI
hOUse SgudTe. June II
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Robert MONTGOMERY
Confectionery Store,

AZ WdmdlloS old Stand, on Nam ST., opp0-
ste NE Baak,
OTTAWA, I l..
TIiE Subscriber having aiken ,he late pc pulaI
l establishment of j, B. Ilamale i. prepared
to manufacture aud supply. as heretofore, all
kinds pi coni~c tiDnery, at whole41le nd ret all
warranted equal TO the best eastern article
lie al,o keeps a vi kinds OF TOYS Tor the holy
days, table rnamrnts, &c.
All kinds off fancy Wedding cake constantly on
hand. 81 manufactured to order.
December lG WM Ebert
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

TIE. und-rsig l.G Offers the following RIA le,ta,e
i ior sale, oil situated in Otrawn or lis imm.dl-
date vicinity, on terms that will saully the pur.
chaser IN every case tina, he has a bargain:
The house and 10, al present occupied by d. +.
Hut, being lot 20 in Ottawa city. containing sey u.
e'al acres of exceilen, land. Besides a good
dwelling house, there nre on il well finished e
nant h,us-. fst rate stone stable. . good last
lug well =, each house, with other o, buildings
and III, pIovements of a superior kind ALSO,
4 GOOD FARM,
On the south side Of the Illinois river within the
limits OF ia, city Of Oitawn, containing l49
acres, with good dwelling house thereon, Two
smaller dwelling houses, n good well Of lasting
water. n trsi-TIie iilterag 's,efn. Il nd a good
spiiug oi never failing water. | wo small fields
OF the land are IN cultivation, enclosed cue by u
rail and the other board fence.
ALSO, the following vacant lots in Ottawa
lily lots "a, ., ~. IL, 10. II, ~ and -.
Al SO. the following lots il subdivision Of lot
2. in Ottawa City: lots =, 3, 1, ,6,S, ., Is, ~,
20, "a, %, and %.
ALSO, the following lots in Ottawa Cent E {:
lot in block 49, and lot 4 in block 10.
Also, the follow ng lot in Walkers subdiv-
sion Of swq OF sec. II, town 80. range > east:
lot 4, letter +.
ALSO. The following ots in the town uf Sci.
ence lots !, 2 and lin block 30 lot 4 in block
3 lot IN block IS, and lot Sin lock %.
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Urn GOODS.
ATTENTION

Urn GOODS.
ATTENTION
Is respectfully invited to the
Beautiful & Extensive Assortment
WINTER GOODS
ODE found at
NATTENGER'S,
Corner Of Main and La Sale Streets.
DRY GOODS,
dI"GD-~nH aNrSS
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets,
BOOTS L. SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Hardware, CrOckcry, Wood
Ware, Ac.
The. dry goods department is no, to be excelled
IN the city, embracing,
B,oadcle'hs, Tweeds,
Cloak cloths, Ia ntucky Jeans,
Cassimeres, Nestngs,
Satinels, of various coors and qualities.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Mernocs, French, English, and German,
Coburgs, caShinrrrs, and de lanes, plaid inquired
and plain,
Alpaccas, of different styles,
Velyets-silk aud co tton--assOited c0lOrs,
Silks, black end co0red,
:" plain and figured.
rich plaid raw silk,
Woisted plaids and linseys,
Prints and gnphams, foreign and dom nestle, il,
endless variety.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. f..
Rich velvet ri bbons, oil colors,
Plush 90 silk and cotton,
Galloon trimmings,
Silk aud mohar trimmings,
Gimps and frInge.,
Silk buttons and braid,
And an excellent assortment Of
Edgings, insertngs,
Undersleeves,
I Lace collars,
Linen
Chemiset,s, merino vests,
ilandkerchies,
Jaconets.
Cambrics,
Swiss muslin,
Bishop lawn,
Bobbineties,
Cap &"
Tafletn
The stock OF
HOSIERY,
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue, asheretotore, to at.
tend promptly toal orders in the painting and ga-
zing line. TO which they propose to devote their
full attention as here toforc.
July g. 5, G.. EARIS SON
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OTTAWA NURSERY,

4 so 10 varieties OF Bengal or China roses, 10
varieties Norsiie roses with lea roses, hybrid
and Bourbon ross, moss roses, hardy roses, elm
bers, &c, 10 all varieties usually kept IN eastern
nurseries a SO
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Staple and Fancy Hardware.

Pen, pocket, aud table knives,
Tea, table, and dessert spoons,
Scissors, shears, snuilcIs, and tray,
Candlesucks, lamps, butts, and screws,
Axes, hammers, hatchrts, tacks,
Wood saws, hand saws, shovels,
Scyhes, forks, log chains,
Trace chains shoe and white wash brushes
Cntirs uiIls hnu,s skal.s Laur lat.hes a e
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Paint Establish ent,

On Main ST., South side Qtthe Court Rouse
one Uoor Ucst Of NaHiey's Hardrare
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND HORS L
EnS.

TAR BAZZETT would an.
& !; (: !: 70; &c: 4!
kinds, oiniments and llniments Tor
s,rnins. outs. bruises. and wounds Of all kinds
upon horses. King bones and spavlns will be re-
moved in one week or no charge, by MIR. Il.
Hopper. So bring on yonr cripples. and have
sound horses instead. DR Blnsrr.
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Disasters, sc.

CAPT SPEAR Of bark Morning Star, at NewOresus from
Of the OH inst about i've mes to the nohwUd Of Pass
rOute when Captain spsnset signal Of distress for help
On The 18th the towbost Hercules to her assistance and
ran of an anchor On the 18th hove overheard sbou
ballast On the went sshore and chartered the seer Fan
n.y. who ook 81 about t1n Tetht On the lon hove the
bsrk about lengths OF the yese On the 18th hauled
of into deep w.ter and was taken in Tow BY the towbss. An
the bull OF the vessel The injury 'a'ained "" 10 small boats
Carr DAVIS Of the ship Union arrived at New Orleans re-
having eIpeenesd very heavy weather from ne 1o to
water casks 10 the hold and shifted cargo On the night Of
the 9Th ult, OF Cspe hsters Mr. ChSles Bohm.na fell
the Banks Capt DavH bosded the bark haiabow Capt Gage,
20 days from Besos bound HsVsns and supplied her
Hans BAG PEssAssuseH. Zimmerman arrived q, Havsn.
the 18Th inst bIcushthe captain and Tour 81 the crew Of
which wrecked on the ColoI.dos.
TIE PANAMA STAB SAYS The American ship Aquetnet
in esiy condition She has cargo of Ia nber and pearl
shells on board and bound for Vspsrso and Londos
The captain and part Of the crew were brought to Panama BY
sIE1xER sorrHEssEs, before reported lO,t At Cape Plat
mediate ports and sprung leak in very heavy weather whom
it being found impossible 70 weather Cape fsIy abe wa.
anchored utder the lee Of small Island the 18th about
50 miles fiom Cape Cssset and about hour after
ened dr,ssns when the cham Wa pasd tn n 'ss
by the After living eighteen days en- shore the steam
er hsor Tonplns arrived and carried the Passengers 70
Portland. 49,
BIIe DAaARscorrA struck the South Sand Spit mouth
Of The U%FGs o,Sn J: ' ss Pe. to '' the DAT
BRIc JuIA Wa totally wrecked Dec 49, ct Coos Bay Ore
gon. Ne lives lost.
HAM ERIC PENSAsBURG Hsrtinss from kanzsrils bcua
EewYork with OF mahogany, sriyed ct Havan'
Feb 49, in distress having been Ashore Cope San Antonio
leaks badly. She will probably be condemned.
WILMINGTON, C., Feb. 2.-The csrss Of the brig Mar
ceus for Vile has been forwarded It's destination
per brig FraIk scbr Lsmsrtine. from NewYork sustained
csmsfe and undergoing repairs little OF he
cargo ured schr IL Dorado Barlow from New london
slso had heavy weshr los, sails sprung mss &c. and
rs6ttins
BARK sou1HEsSER Walton from NewY for Csdn, pa
into New port 18th inst In distress, having sprung leak
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DIED.,

ARNoUX-Of consumption In tn. 4Sth year Of her sse,
Am Ksnpeu ArpsuI widow Of the late Gabriel A. ArpouH
The friends Of the family invited to attend her funeral
this Tuesday afternoon O'clock from her late residence,
CONKLiN-A Grsvesend L. I on Monday mornins Feb.
- the residence Of his grandfather, James Cole james
Henry eldest son Of Henry g. and Mary L. ConAln, aged
The relatives family respectfully invited
g at; nd The tuner, ,si. TUESDAY afternoon s0s0't
HYsLOP-reb %, ftyrhu. fever William Hysisp N. D.,
Notice OF his fansr. vii sppssI in the morning papers of
BoGAN-o Saturday evening Feb ~ of spOpls1y Of tie
iapss. Thomas Hogan, in the 5isi year OF his age
Con,Han Iosss No ST. Of o. r. ave invited to attend
hs funeral fOn his sts residence No 70, st.nions this
day yuesdsy) G seloek His remains will be taken to Cy
LL0YD-FsA q, 1855, Mia Caroline N. wife OF Thomas
The relative, and friends OF the family and of her father.
Charles Nicholson are respectfully isvied 70 sttsnd her
soass Of q a1 Lyons 1ss S
IUFF"on sunday Fsb. Is. Mrs France. NJ Las
The en5s and sequsntsnces OF the family and those Of
invited to attend the flaeTs Dor late Ieenee No @
East BTosdosy Teesday, the 7th last AZ o'clock NJ
MxTTaEW-on sunday morning FEB %, Js,s, widow of
ths late John Matthew, in the 9th year Of her az.
Relatives and friends Oh the family respectfully cvied
20 attend The funeral from her late rcGdeace No los King st.
o. Tuesday sfteI noon at o'eioes =, -, ill.,.
Mara There's wife of Asher Morgan in ths 18Th year Of
hsi .pds and tbo.s of her father Jo~ph Bnncs aud
81. si, u s,.A: o.lsy H, are Vy M. g ssoS
Wsonesesy, The 2sth Inst, a. e'cloek p NJ
a spipAh-On Monday evening Feb ~ h0, elizabeth '"
SeSosn the vile Of Vim. suyiam, aged wars
me relatives and friends Of the family and also Of MI T
are respectfully requested TO stand her tanea
81 a. ~ O'clock P. NJ from hei late vesdenee'
sfENCEh-At Ithaca, N. Y, Feb %, the Hon. David
Spencer the founder OF The Ith.ea Chronicle leading
Of this State, aged IS. Wv
TAk0kE-On Saturday, Feb. "a, 1855 John Vernon i'sf
Ies eyed yesn only son Of the late John Tsrsee Esq
III. friends and ,hoss q bis father respectfully Invited
rem hs late rsdssee. No Isl Hsdssa without further
Bvifstes.
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"AsrIswiLL, Feb IL, 1855.

AsfiSWlLL, f-D ~, irJJ-
.. since ~ las. We have suffered from -torn Sc
a.od. on the LIST I'd and 81, trained funeu.ly al
80 ,t Istbuu.; on the Cd aud i'h the Caasr-e
pie, 20 an imnen-e hight, flooding par, OF oar
- I'm doing DO ms-rial damage Ip- ram u
,o,e disturbed our bew banks, ea1--d the .Imit y
g. ~ a. Since tee 4tu tbs gesther 0as been ne
ard dry All da nsges sic thoroughly repaired. t1s
t,sIk i. IN poo1 order from ocean TO ocsAn, sG1
sn,iciu,t. SPLENDID trip for this run OF os--eogsrs
Onr work hes been thoroughly tried; tbs eenenu
seemed 10 battle sgaiIst sth ali their might D II
chr works have stood it well, and are now better
pr p.re6 for another encounter. We shall not PROB
Ably have sry more diff ul'y with the sum MI or
oil cuts tie banks have good settling aud 10"
.e.ks continuation Of this dry weather viii prepare
tle who. linz to resist the Dext r1t SEA on We q "
bow caculsi- upon regular through trips from oc- so
70 &C, an. We may say, ne PanamI RnHro1d ="
done -
The opepirg celebration to be had on the l'th
net. concluding With public dinner at Panama, "
which tie prominent citizens had been invited and
,be excursoni-ts to leave by the way of Havana
for home. on the 9th inst Mr.. Wbtesrght toe Di-
rector who wen, out with the party, writes IN very
satisfactory manner OF bic 6rst impressions OF the
road an0 its value.
We annex the receipts of the various Railroads OF