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JOHN MILLER & CO.
Never Known to Fail.

ST. Lows, Oct. 30, 1854.
DR. EasTERLy-Sir: For heben-it of the At.
ficted, will state tina, my wife has been suile-
r-r from Ague aud Fever for nearly year, and
has used several OF the most popular medicines
oi the dav, among which was Smiths Tome Sy-
rup, which tailed 10 cure. ! concluded to make
trial OF your Fever and Ague Killer, and one
bottle has eaeced a permane II cure. | believe
your Fever and Ague Killer to be a remedy OF
great mer {, and hope you will make II accessible
to the afflicted throughou, the Mississippi Valley.
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH.
Enad tie letter trnm Ioha S. Crump, Grand Ss-
line, arkansas, Cherokee Nafioa, bearina
date, Aug. 10, 1853
Dr.. EAsTrRLy-Dear Sir: when | was IN
your city IN March last, purchased one doz.n
bottles OF your Fever aud Ague Killer, which you
warranted to =. have sold seven OF the dol
en-, which lalso warranted. Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction 20 far 1t having effected
several cures OF the Chs aud Fever. One case
particularly-a lady who had been afflicted since
the latter part Ot last summer, aud had tried
great many remedies, besides having u physician
part Of the time, all of which failed She
bought a bottle OF your medicine, and he tore she
had used cue third OF 1t, she was entirely cured
and has enjoyed good health ever since. In no
ase has II tailed to etect n permanent cure.
Respectfully yours, JOHN S. CRUMP
T.. ST. will be in your place again shortly,
and viii buy more largely.
n. B-Ask TOR DR. t.as,erly's Fever and Ague
Killer, aud take no other and youare safe.
CT Price 81 per Bottle, orc Bottles for S..
A liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
DJ-Prepared and sold by DIR. EASTERLY,
corner OF Tdird and Chestnut Streets, St. Louis,
Mo.-sol- Proprietor.
or For sale IN Ottawa by A. c. & A. S. Put.
nam, druggists. and by Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines generally thn ushout the Western
states. Angus, I
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RUSSIANS DEvouRED.-A day or two ago
the following peremptory summons was re-
ceived at this office:
Free 7r,der OHice: The Russians have ar
rived and fortified themselves in tin cans and
calcareors shells. 1ou are commanded to ap-
pear in fall force at the Sherman Saloon at
: o'clock this evening to aid in an assault
upon them. Hereof fail not. L. S. 4 Co.
Not daring TO disregard SO urgent an ap-
peal to our humanity and love of-bivalves,
our entire corps was punctually mustered at
the appointed hour, and under the command
Of the foreman, marched single file locked.
step presenting terrific appearance to the
scene Of slaughter. The Notifications hay.
ing been carefully rcconnotcrcd, and scye.
raj vulnerable points detected by the keen.
sighted engineers, a simultaneous assault was
made, and the result was enormous. The
metcl entertainments yielded like walls of
moonShine, and the Russians" disappeared
like tadpoles at the approach of an elephant
before the devourng rage Of the memorable
assailants. The victory was complete. In
distributing the honors, it is difficult, where
every man was equally heroic, to discrimi-
nate, but in the way OF broiling, frying and
stew'ng the captured enemy, Mr. Sherman
displayed such remarkable proficiency, that
the praise of extraordinary skill in that re.
spect was unanimously awarded him. A
ieas. of Incompatible hot buckwheat cakes
and honey closed the proceedings of an
evening, which will long be rccounted among
the most remarkable res gestG Of the Free
Irader army
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. II.
thanksgiving 81 "A winter $1.5s.
Corn-Old Doc; new sh. As, car 80.
Odts-24c.
B@riey-S0a90c.
Iotdtocs-36c.
Bntter-l5dlSc.
Eggs-lSc.
Far Sted.-Sl.J0.
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Consumption Can be Cured.

Dr. carriers Cough B0l>ams
For The cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Spiating Of Blood, Pam
in the Side and Freast. Pieurisy, Whoopins
Cough, and all Diseases Of the Lungs and
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for d.
be meeting with su, h success. and to give such
entire satisfaction to all, as
DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam.
This valuable remedy is puoIy vege table in n
its ingredients, and perfectly harmless. in all its
qualities, and rs mrd and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. 1t is very soothing and he ding
IL the Lungs, and is everywhere acknowledged
by Druggists. Physicians. and all who have Use
il, to be the most ettectual curative known.
COnsumptive Reader,
Beware of mere palliative medicines. The OBJ
ject OF nearly all the medicines now offered for
diseases Of the Lungsls to reiisre and not 10
cure. Such is not the case with DR.. Cdrfers
Cough Baisam. In Colds and Coughs, which are
the first symptoms Of Consump ion, il is the
most 'leasaEt and eticncous remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed Consumption it
has been used with perfect and triumphant sue
cess where The most eminent physicians had Civ
EN- up oil hope as vain. So confident IS the pro-
pretor of lis power 10 cure Taberous Consump-
hon, that be solcits trial in the porst OF cases
Splitting Of Blood.
This frighlul symptom OF Consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use of DR..
Carriers Cough Basam. which heals the affected
IN mhrane removes the incpent tubercles, and
restores those vital organs, and iuags, to SCUM
and healthy condition.
Expectation.
Free Expectoration is the most important OBJ
iect to be attained in all attempts to cure Diseases
oi the chest and lungs The cough, which is so
distressing, ssimply the result oil desire to ex-
pect0rate; aud. As long as foul matter exists i'm
the air passages 1t will continue TO irritate the
membrane and propoke a eoush. Coughing is an
attempt to throw off this mater, and eIpeetora-
tion gives great relief. Inability to expectorate.
IN the latter stages Of consumption is the cause Of
death.
DIR. Carriers Cough BaI>am
Is great expectorant. 1t dssoyeS the morbid
and diseased matter IN the air passages, changes
IT from thick glutinous substance To a thin harm
less fluid, and throws it off with The greatest pos
sbls ease and comfort to the patient. There IL
no better medicine IL ihe world II It's expectorant
qualities alone be considered
Every Family
Should be supplied witt DR.. Carriers Cou,h Bal
sam to use in the early stages OF Coughs. Colds
SpitlIngot Blood, Pam IN the Side aud Che.t
BronchIs, Difficulty OF Breathing, Niyht
Swrats, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopng Cough
and GTuuu. nd The rem 3 L.
hre tendency which Is produced by our erey
chansins climate
o. Price-Tnal bottle 25 cents per bottle
large botlcs $ per bottle, or 6 bottles for SIS.
~ Prepared aud g0d by DR.. E.-rERLy, cor.
ner OF Third aud Chestnut streets, St Louis
Mo.
bTSold byA. G. e. A S Putnam. druggists
IN Ottawa and by Druggists and dealers IN med
cnrs generally, Throughout, the Wes, aud South
August4
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Notice to the Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity will be gratihed to
learn that Messrs. A. C. a A. : PvrXAN, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale of DR.. E,s-
Tvs Popular Family Medicines. Ills medicines bet
ter prepared, more prompt and cfccual in -ubdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others in general
use They are meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
city town in the Wet and give general satisfaction to
those that use them. For further information in regard
to these remedies the sick aud afflicted invited to
careful perusa Of Dir, ENsrERY. ADVERTISEMENTS which
can he seen in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
with them, would do well to call upon Dr. Eistcry In St.
Louis and obtain stock Of , popular articles, from
ms agents III Ottawa, August I.
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REMOVAL.
~ H. MILLER would announce 10 his friends md
W customers, that he has remov we'd the
Store doors North, to larger and more com,odios
room formerly occupied by LowNsBgRy SN,rI and bns
made large additions to his rock and will be able 10
supply his customers with better variety than hereto
fors. October "a.
Lon sAl.E-Three new Lumber Wagons. Enquire Of
4 scTt :3Sw 7, TANNING.
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Circuit Court.

The circuit court commenced its session
at this place on Monday, with large docket
before it. In the way of criminal business,
thus far, but two cases have been disposed of
MARY Melton, a married woman with
children, but notorious hard case was
tried for stealing some shawls from the store
of Peck & Allen, in La Sale, found guilty
and sentenced to one year in the peniten.
tary.
GEORGE EATON, another hard case, was
tried for stealing horse in the western part
OF this county year or two ago and sent to
Alton for one year. At the time of the
theft, he was pursued to Peoria county, but
before the warrant reached him he was ar
rested in Peoria county for another theft,
Tor which he was sent to Alton one year,
and at the expiration of that term, was bro't
here by Sheriff Warner, to receive his trial
under the other indictment.
Six or eight convictions have been had for
selling liquor without license, the accused
generally pleading guilty and paying $40 fine
and costs.
The balance Of the business of the week
was confined to the civil docket.
The grand jury is still in session, and will
have quite list of new cases for next week.
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. MEDICAL SPECIALisr-Wc have received
several numbers Of avery neat monty bear.
ing the above title, and which seems inten.
died exclusively, to discuss and disseminate
information in popular form. in reference
to diseases of the chest. When it is recollec-
that at least onethird Of all who die of dis
cases, are the victims, in some form, Of this
class of diseases, the necessity of some such
public caution becomes apparent. 1t pub.
lshcd by Sherman & Co., No Vesey street
at 81 year.
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YOUNG AMERICA SALOON

IN fHcEs Bt0ch, Cotum6us ST., Ottdrd.
iiE subscribers having fitted up in the most CANDY and
L handsome style, an EATING SALOON at the above
stand, are now prepared to the public in their line
III manner hitherto unappronched in Ottawa. They
viii constantly he able to serve up sdppy their custO
mers for home use with
Oysters in the she'll,
Oysters IN cans, Steaks, StewS Fries,
Lnhsters, SarIineS, Game Of all Kinds Frnits Sweet
Cider, Hot COve, &c, sc. Also, Tobacco and Cigars Of
all kinds.
Meals prepared at all hours,
Luch every day at loI. O'Clock.
The highest price at all times paid for game.
Oct q NJ Il WM. FORMULAS
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The Association meets every Tuesday even.
ing, at Fishers hall, at Z o'clock.
The following question will be discussed
at the next meeting:
Resolred, That the citizens of the United
States are in duty bound to obey the fugi
tive slave law, as legitimate law of tn,
land.
Aft. W. Steele.
Neg.-Abel Grow.
The public are invited to attend
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Mis-. GnEGG's ESTABLISHMENT, in her new
rooms in Sangcr's Block, are really worth
looking at, whether you want to buy or not.
We dropped in u day or two ago and almost
imagined oursclf in an enchanted region.
We are happy to note, in her enlarged stock
and gorgeous display Of goods such tokens
OF substantial prosperity. Nobody can better
deserve it
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PRoDucE COMMISSION HOUSE. Attention is
invited to the card of GEo. II. EckLEy, Of
Chicago, in to'day's paper Mr. +. has for
Number of years been connected with the
house of Messrs. Nicely in Chicago, and
proved himself not only good commission
dealer, but worthy man, deserving of eve.
~ confidence
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CHICAGO MARKET.

NHlCAGO, NOV. 10.
F2our-Dull and quiet. We quote nomi'
nal at $500 $3.50 for fine--Sd.25 S6.75
for No. . supertne-s7.O 90 1928 for No. |
do-s7,50 S7.75 for fancy, and $500 a
SS.25 for extra.
Wheat-Spring in fair demand and firm.
Sales of several cargoes on board at $l.50-
10, 900 bu at $l5l on board. Winter steady
but rather dull, especially for white.
Corn-In good demand for shipment and
rather better, with sales at 62 a Csc per jG
lbs on board, and with an upward tendency.
Oats Rather better. Sales at 90 29c
on board.
Barley-Scarcely so firm. Sales in lots
at $3.50 Sl.35.
Potdtoes-Selling at 40 45c.-Press
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The Great Western Remedy for Aguc and
Fever

DIR, Easterly's Fever and Aguc Killer,
Is speedy and thorough cure for Ague and Fe-
rcr, calls and Ferer, Dumb Igae, Miermit-
t'Htand Remitient Fer'rs, anderery form of
Eerer Incident 10 The West
This popular remedy for Ague and Fever
has now been before the public three years, and
during that time about seucnty fire housaad bot
Ties have been sold, and IN instance has it fail
ed 10 effect pcrmaa nj cure AZ far as heard from
orto give entire satisfaction to the purchaser
This medicine has been thoroughly tested, and
found an infaitJie remedy for Ague ant Fever in
all It's forms. Thousands OF certificates from the
most distinguished gentlemen in the West nigh,
be furnished, showing its unequalled merit, but
the following is deemed 81 iicient to satisfy the
most incredulous OF its efficacy.
~ Read Tie testimony Of John Miller So
EVANSVILLE, H., Oct. 30, 1853.
DR. EAsTERLy,--s II: We take plea sure IN sta.
ting that We have purchased three dozen hotties
OF 20, Fever aud Ague Killer aud have sold the
same 10 our patrons, and that II has effected
permanent cure IN every ease. We have sold
nearly all the various popular medicines io fe-
yer and Ague, but none has gwen such entire
satisfaction a-your Fever and Ague Killer We
believe II Is the best medicine now before the
public. Respectfully
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JOHN Nus.
NEW TAILORING EMPORIUM,

7 l1AVEjust returned from the East with a
i large stock OF Clolhs, cons listing OF French
aud German Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Olive
Black rench Doe Skin, and Fancy Cassiner-s
OF the various styles. Black Drabna Cloths !;
Silk warp Alpaca Black Summer Cloths OF tn.
various kinds: Figured Silk and Black SATIN and
MARSElLLES VESTlNG,
OF the various styles; Brown, White and Fancy
Linens adapted TO the summer trade. TRIM
MlNGS Of all kinds adapted to my business
The citizens Of Qua wa and the ilrining com =
munlty are invited tn call and examine before
purchasing, and they will find 1t to their advan-
tage TO have their clothing made in the most ser.
,lceable and fashionable style. J. Z. intends
keeping a stock OF
READI.MhDE CLO7HING,
Made up under his own supervision consisting of
Frock and Sack
Coats, Pants. Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, Oierhauls, Suspenders, Stocks, Shirt
Collars. Also Cloths and Trimmings will be
sold by the ynrd u, this establishment.
All orders Tor making garments when persons
furnish their own goods will be attended to
promptly. Garments of every kind vii be Cut
Tor Custome is wishing to get them made else
where, and warranted to fiji il properly made.
Store west eide of the Square opposite The
Court House, in the building formerly occupied
bv A. NJ, Bailey. June2.
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY,

't subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens
Of ottawa and vicinity, that they have Just opened
INV B,ktEY In GJJNtR Cuik'- WuobtN BrubtNG, uS
MADISON StEtT where they will make order aud ron.
s'antly Keep on hand everything in the Bakers line
consisting Of CH,cErE~ such Boston Butter soda,
oyster, Pic Me, &c. CIkFs Of every dcscrtiun such
~ Mohs'rs aud sugar Cookies, Washington Cake Queen
do, Fancy do, Pound do, Sponge do, Spice do, Bri-
den Biscuit Boston Cream Cake Loaf Cake. Drop Cake,
New York Drops, Ginger Nuts Ginger Bread SIN Gin
ger Bread Boston Brown Bread, Sc. Also all Kind, of
EEEAD and l'.-.
Order hy letrr otherwise will be- promptly attended
to- Person. leaving their orders have any artjr, in
our Hue delivered anywhere Ia the city free Of charge.
September % SANFORD A PICKETT
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IMMENSE STOCK !!
New Fall Goods!
The Pennsylvania Store

l. filled with larf, and attractive Stock Of
New Goods.
To which invite attention, consisting In part Of
Dress Goods,
BLACK and coIorcd Slks French M.rinoc., Cashmere.
Wool DE Laus, Apaccas, De- iin,. French aud Scotch,
Glngham., &c
White and Embroidered Goods,
S"'s Ml'lin., ''mhrgs, BI-hop aud Victoria Lawns,
India Mlll-, Ladies Collars, tudnr,l"cvc- Linen Lace
Thread do, Corded and Euhrol.r, -Art. Flounciug.
tFing' anl ln-'rtinR' Linen handkerchief, &c com.
ptising u iull assortment
Shawis.
Bay state Long and square ShasIs Scotch do Cash.
m'r' Prnl Il" an elegant lot Of Brochc Shawl. Bro.
che r'ari. satin stripe do. a..
" Ooicn Goods.
Hank"t-oi the hurst quality Nuulcn Yarn Red Plan.
n'l-, plain aud tulrd White do Culor,d DO Ni.torl,
flanncl-, Comforts, tiotorin,., Gc,
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens, Dsna.k Table Liurn, Linen Diaper. Ru.
Ian do, scotch do, TosellnP Crash aud everything
else usually wanted
Gloves and Hosiery.
BLACK SHN Hose, Wool aud Ca,hnIer: do, Cotton do
Cashmere aud Wool Gloves, Kid Gloves. alt color.
Mru'' Wool aud Buck.ku Guyr- and Mtt,ns
Domestic Goods.
Shc'iing', shtrtngs, UvHrhyd Mu.lins Tirkiuys De
nn'. Ln''ys, Batting, Cotton Fauncl, Checks. IIcko.
ry, sc
Ready Made Clothing.
wen elected stock which ! viii warrant 10 be AZ
good as ever wAr offered IN ottawa
Cloths and CassimcTcs.
French and Eugl-h Broadrloih- Black and Fancy
Cashmere, BLACK, Hue. aud Mixed satiuctt. Sheen.
cray, jeans, T~cel. would call the attention If far.
m"r. aud others to this sock-I an sure you viii be
pleased.
Boots and Shoes.
can 'ny With satisfaction that have got one Of the
beet s"'A of Boots aud Shoe, brought Ia uis mar
kct. They from, the Lcst manufacture. In Ison
and viii give satisfaction.
Gents Patent Leather Boots Ladies' black Caters,
Frruch car XIII Gin.
Nip and Heavy luts
Huy.' >, a..
l.adlr' Morocco Goat, Car, and Kip Boots.
Mise and tlhhlrrn'- Shoe, Boots. &C..
-" the attention Of L,d,, ~ tbs stock Of Callers,
Slips &c.
Hats and Caps.
\ Nll assortment - Mrn and Bow, SIX and Cotton
Fiu-h, Cloth taI-, Wool Hats Sc
CrOckery and Quccnswar.
nave got 'ul AMI extensive stock Of those Wares.
and invite attention.
Hardware.
Penn'yl'anih ANe- good article Spades aud Sl,ny.
IL. Boston Nail. ali .gr. IIur-r Combs AMI urt.L.
KNIVES and Forks, Pu,kt knives. A..
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II you choose you may send me six dozen Hair
Restorative. think can sell it, 1t has worked
mlrrcleS in this place | sold u man six 81 bot.
ties who was bali, aud it brought new hair gu, all
over his head.
ours very respectfully, w. III GgIDIEy.
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MISS MINER

nEGS leave to inform the ladies Of Ottawa and ycip
", that she has Just received new stock of MILL
merry GOODS, comprising all the latest styles of Hon.
nets Taps Head Dresses Ribbons, Flowers, Pumcs &c
Also silks, satins, Plush. Velvet and everything in
the line of Millinery. Those who may favor her with
call cannot fall to b. suited both In price aud quality
She has secured the services Of Mrs Parker and Miss
Sherwood, who will take full charge Of Dress Making
Her Dress and Cloak Patterns direct from New York
Ladies, va shall he happy to show you Goods whether
you purchase or not September q.
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and FhDuix Differs
Fire. trOm al MinernL Pnisous

Free from all 4Uinerdi POisoHs.
VINliE great popularity which MorfATs Lars PILLS and
PhdNIN DrIsRs have attained in consequence Of the
extraordinary cures effected by their use renders 1t un.
necessary for the proprietor to enter into particular
analysis Of their medicinal vii, properties Having
been more than twenty years before The pubc aud Ia.
wing the united testimony of mole u IN TnREE MILLIONS
OF persons who have been resio I'd 10 he enjoyment Of
perfect health by tcm 1t is believed lhst their reputation
n The best vegetable medicines now before the public
admits OF no d,pue In almost every city and village ia
the tDed sates, there are many who ready ties.
Try to their efficacy IL removing disease, and giving
the whole system renewed Nigor and health
In cases of S.RofrA, tLchRs, SCCR,y ERrrIONs Of
the skim the operation of the IfE MEDICINES Is truly as
ionshng, often removing In few days, every vcslgc Of
these loatisome diseases by their purifying effects the
blood fs,ER aud ACrE, DYSPEPSIA, DRorsy, Piiis aud
IN short most all dcaSeS yield to their curative pro-
crtes. No family should be without Them ms by their
timely use much suffering aud expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM u. MofFAr, VI. b., New York,
and for sale by d. WALKER Agent.
Oct q Ottawa, Ill.,
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Miss AvEY.-Wc should have mentioned
in our last, in speaking of Miss AyEm's
new stock Of millinery, that she has removed
her establishment to Mrs. GREGG's old stand
opposite CrsnMAN's store, on the corner of
Columbus and Main SITS. She presents a
most tempting display of ladies' inery in
her new and more roomy quarters.
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NEOUkIIELn, Jan. I2lh, ISlj.
Prof Wocn-Ucur SIR: Having made tr,al of
your ilalr Restorative, II gives me pleasure 10 say
that lis effect has been excellent IN removing in
ilarIdIon, dnndruti, aud constant tendency to
lchlng, with which have been troubled from INV
childhood aud also restored my hair, which was
bee .ming gray, to lis original color. have used
no olhr. article, with anything like the same plea.
sure and profit Yours truly, J. X. BRAGG.
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NJ. LEGRAND b. CrsnMAS.-Mr Chush-
man, whose lectures at the Court House on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings drew
such large and delighted audiences, it will
be seen by our advertising columns, will
give another exhibition of his panorama
accompanied with new lecture at the Court
House this evening The Panorama is one
of the finest works Of art We have ever seen
of the kind, and exhibited in Mr.. Cushman's
way, accompanied with his inimitablc deli
ncations Of character, affords an entertain.
mcnt more replete with instr lction and
amusement, than any our people have en-
joyed for many years. We understand Mr..
{. has several copies of the Panorama and
will oilcr one for sale. As standing ser.
mon on temperance, we think such a picture
placed IN some conspicuous room in our city,
would do more to restrain intemperance than
our liquor ordinance. As lecturer on tenn.
pcrancc, the dignity of labor, the !ashiona.
Die 6llies and vices Of the times, and kin.
dred subjects, Mr.. C.. has few equals, and as
the lecture season is now approaching. we
are surprised that his services are not secured
by our Literary Societies.