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a remarkable circumstance connected
with the epid,mic is, that not Jtrd is to be
seen within the limits OF the city. and has
not since the fever became general Whc-
thcr this is ow ng to the poisonous density
of the atmosphere that keeps hem away, or
from what other cause, we are un ,blc to say.
The cows, in despite OF the city ordi-
rance, wander about the city seemingly in
search Of lost mates, making the welkin echo
with their melancholy lowing while gangs
of half furnished dogs take possession OF the
streets after pightfal, ana render "night hi.
dcous' by their inccssant yelpng and how.
ling. Truly, the very acme of distress and
desolation has fallen upon poor Norfolk.
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out r; t. 'u"'' u q on
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'"o''''S"" w.. ~ ;aa . 90
w., II +" rJJa,' rJ'' Worcy mid ont con.
v"vino nrisoncrs rs.... 6 on
on E "1 mo,;nn Of Murray $40 were allowed
W" .an -, H., NcK;,ncy f,,
VI n'sss az" -, S,o W ox,m;n,,;on D Of bodv
~ .INt.s Sn I'I Irarror a snnnosrd to have been
Va n';es.G' i'a Ia" ,,;;, =, Wnndn,, last snrinp
"u,u',v 10y y! a m., ,ho comm;,,os on claims
uoa.,od m,, @,, ,hn n lii, M nr YIN Osman for print
;spo''.u .,'' ,h D',' :, ,os nrlcrcd 10 he paid.
"s .o',r' So TX
Adjourned to @ o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Win. Ireland license was granted him to
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OSr o'clock, r. N.

OSr o'clock, r. NJ.
The committee to whom was referred tho
report aud accoun, Of the supcrintcn'"nts OF
the poor house reported thai "' fd'"eo'
amned and found the s"".tS'
80 ~, 80, N,unrllcn sell.scaling cans,
tot preserving fruits, g,ceD coru peas, ,onn-
toes, &c are easily opened yr closed require
no soldering may b, used year after year, Eve.
ry farmer ANA house keeper should he n purchaser.
a large quantity lust received and tor sale only
hy lNurust H. :. T.. KING n Co.
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ClTY HHAV M,!.Ns.r
TAILORING.

WILLIAM CONNELLY
u informs the citizens OF OF
II tawu aud the surrounding country, that he
has Iust received a new stock OF
BrodieiothS, Ca'''jH'r's and Fed'"gS
OF the lareststyle, audall kind. OF taIlors' trim
minps. all OF which he wiit-ell cheap tor cash.
Also, all iiudsot Ready Made Clothing, OF his
own manufacture.
Heingnnoldresdirntin Ottawa, he would wish
for hi. .oldacqnautuucrs to give hlm cal before
purchasing cl-ewhr -
'''''' TAILORING ~ CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice at his old stand oTpo-
site the old Crv Hotel on Madlsoust. nextd
10 DAM Icnhv'. Hootand Shoe Shop.
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eS,nbl,hm,nt nj, at the 5 de-cut lock near the man
canal. Ottawa, to manufacture IN style nnd AT
q cheapupss hitherto unlpp.oached IN Ottawa
all kinds OF
igricnIlurnl Implements,
Sucb A. roululuu ,cuurur one horse and prairie
PLDNS, harrows, cuuyators, horse rakes,
SC, IN short all kinds OF heavy farmers tools =
Theirmnchin,ry H. all new, perfect, aud propelled
by anabuudanl never failing water power. Far
mcrs are invited to cat an examine Their w"T''
whcil er hey wish 10 putchnSro oI not
An ttFiT rUra is THr1aA2A A---.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO,
and mpirmruys placed on board canal boats. ~
cnr- frrr O, rhI,r". irh3-,l u. \ VI
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UtIIl % -INv HIiNS OF Wnter-- -hr A"~" =
tend word Of comfort or sympathy. Per-
sons are often found dead not soul having
,ir illness or last agony

witnessed their Illness or last agony.
On the same day, gentleman arrived
from Richmond, bringing l50 cotlins, which
remrdicd a most serious want .or the time
The hcarScs 10: being sufficient to carry
out the collins for intermcnt, recourse is hal
to carts and wagons, and in several instan-
ccs We have seen the dismal shells Of NOR
talty pro,ruding far out from the front Of a
cart, with the driver sitting beside it with
perfect HoHciditHcc, cracking his whip.
The negroes hold divine service in their
different churches every day, and inccssant
praying aud singing may be heard from NOR
ming till night.
The whole week seems one continued
Sunday, and ones brain is crazcd by the up
setting Of the regular routine Of former eve.
ry-day life. We seem to be in a different
world with nothing to do but to walk about
with ones hand in his pocket, and see bur-
ais burials,
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From the Chicago Times.
The Stricken Cities.
AWFUL RAyAGEs OF TIE PRsTILENCE,

The papers bring us the most distressing
accounts of the yellow fcver's ravages at
Norfolk and Portsmouth. In Norfolk, all
business is at an end, not even a bakers
shop being in opcration-the papers are
suspended, the printers being either sick or
deceased-cotlins are sent by the hundred
from Richmond and Baltimore, and we read
that thirty seven bodies were buried In a
single pit one day last week. there being ne-
thcr time nor men to dig separate graves.
Norfolk contained resident population of
some 10000, Of which only about & 800 now
remain, and of these only 300 are whites.
The remainder have either fled before the
epidemic, or fallen victims to its ravagcs.
Portsmouth had population of9 900, which
has been proportionably reduced, from the
same cause. In the former place, the deaths
have been go per day, or one out Of every
2dG of the population. A proportional de-
gree Of mortality in Chicago would require
three htndred dedths per day!
CITY OF THE DEAD.
The Southside Democrat gives the following
picture Of desolaton:
To one who has never witnessed a city
suffering from pestilence, can convey nc
adequate idea of the weary dcSo)ations OF
Portsmouth. It looks like the fallen city OF
the Arabian Nights, in which everything
was suddenly pctrficd aud frozen into nj
lence and death. Closed stores, perfectly
deserted streets, window shutters every
where fastened, aud nothing to relieve the
irightiul and unnatural sadness ofthc seem
but hcarscs AMI collins and cOrpscs. We
are humblod, -courgpd, bowed in the DIST
before power in whose hands the strcr Ill
cf man is weakness, and his wisdom folly
DR.. $, Of New Orleans, who has himself
lost three e Idrcn, believe by the fever
and whose experience OF its rayagcs is Scconr
to that of few men Of his age IN the worli
perhaps, informed me a day or tv.o f..
that in lis Judgment, 3 ow five. ...
banc for which no autdote has ylt p,,u ID,
covered, and that human skill was entirely
inadequate 10 its management
When tell you tuat such a disease is sci
zng our citizens at rte Of fifty day, H
a population of not more tuu tHe.t, -iIy,
hundred, yln may have som, dca { n,
( fearful o. tfucsS with which death stares us
in the face. There is no civil government
no printing press going, scarcely a store
open, no buying on seaIng, save for th,
trade IN drugs, no banking, 10 legislation
no visitiugs saw. Deaths visitings, AM
worse than all no hops
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such further improvements as they may
deem necessary for the comfort and conven.
fence Of the place also, whether more neat
cattle and hog. should not be purchased and
put upon the farm. Believing, as We firmly
do, that the poor and unfortunate should be
properly provided for, and remembering the
injunction that "the poor ye always have
with you, we would most respectfully sub
init the report
There are now in the county house 10
men, s women, and children.
Mr. Thorn reported that he had succeeded
in col Getting the money due this county from
Livingston county, sl4i, aud paid the same
into the treasury.
Mr. Clark, from the committee in r,fer.
ence to the petition Of Cnderhill & Latham,
reported and recommended that the prayer
Of the petitioners be granted, and that Jer-
emiah Crotty be summoned to appear and
show cause why his ferry LICENSE be not re-
voked. Report laid on the table.
! Mr.. Fleming, from the committee on
claims, reported the following bills correct,
aud they were ordered to be paid
Philo Lindcy, fuel and light for
clerks Office, sllO 90
. "a \. bltlllll' wv Dli.l lt'o anu
bill as physician, li5 90
/ Mr.. Snyder, from the committee on poor
accounts, reported the following bills cor.
I rect, and they were ordered TO be paid;
A. +. Grover, wood for paupers, Sl2 81
D. NJ: Nosburgh, physician, paupers, 80 90
g. W. Norton, Is %
Mr. Parker offered the following resolu
tion, which was adopted;
/ Whereas, certain out houses have beer
recklessly and lawlessly torn down, remoy
ed, and destroyed by persons prompted tc
do so by the city authorities therefore be
it resolved, that the board Of supervisors o.
La Sale county do hereby agree to appoint I
special committee Of three, whose duty il
shall be to demand d,magc for the same o
the aforesaid city authorities; and upon 4
refusal on their part, to pay the same, SAID
committee shall, if they deem it expedient
employ legal counsel and prosecute for th,
same. Mcssrs. Parker, Marshall aud Wild,
were appointed said committee
Adjourned to o'clock +. VI.
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A. Is. SMITH,
noTapy pupllC IUS1lCE Of The PEACE

AND GENERAL COLLECTING AND IN.
SURANCE AGENT.
Business received by mail will receive his
proupt attention Otlicein Sanger& Armour's
lock, south of the Ottawa bank, second sts.
aprll 2y-ly.
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$4,000 90

CIR.
BY amt Of tax, 1854, bid off to
the state, 20 VI
BY amt of abatemcnts and reno.
walls aid town collrs, 500 %
By CONS allowed town collectors
in settlement, 6V3 -
BY errors allowed town collector
in settlement, bS
By treas. CON. on s.,5iS.l0 at 8
per cent, 227 Al
BY treas, com. on So, s2j.97 at 3
per cent, soi rs
per cent, 100 90
BY treas com on $g 1914 at
per cent, ~ ~
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BuRyING THE DEAD N TIRE, C les.

/ For want of "A sufficient number Of per-
sons ro dig graves, long trenches are dug,
into which the dead are thrown. In some
/ instances the dead are not even provided
with TINS poor Te!G''"rc' n Norio!N CORES
p"ndeht o' 'hc h'eh'hoh' D'I1,'" says
IL requires Efe''vr amount o' H..
rag !" r',""ih ''"" u'S 10 ""y' al. ',
i''lS."''. "'N,'"y'r WV" "''"'", III .. ",''!
l,''",o"S ana l'o,."' 'G'"Si ..'" I" "."'
'n' 'h",N OF '"'"'i l'' .'" 'I,,,ys' II n"J
on, W'n'S 10 see III, '''uIl o' "'S'.u'''o, ,
ana o'a'h IN ,'H ."o'' .'''""'" "'"|' .u.
M" 'aN' "a'N TO our "'. " ""!
Wor"'oE ''.''. N'T," W., q '.",H' W.. ."e''
,,.,.. ~ ,,,;,,in,r mos, howl.
be cilluvum, eft there the previous night
torintermcnt thc next morning sometimes
these shells of mortality, for the want OF a
sufficient number Of grave dtgSefs are left
rotting in the sun dur"g the greater part oi
the day.
We last evening noticed common box,
like case OF me chan Is, borne swiftly
along in ahcarsc On inquiry, we learned
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s, & b. c, Mitchell, conveying pau

J. S. & B. e. Mitchell conveying pau
ptT>, ........ ....''. IL ~
y. Matties, digging grave, ......... co
Eugene Higgins, boarding paupr,.. 50
DR. & bert, physician bill, ,.......... 10 90
d. Trushmein, board, &c, pauper,.. 81
s G. Gillett, physician bill,........ 90 80
Chas. Wallace, oyerseer of poor,.... ii I5
Levi Wright, do.............. 30 90
Mr.. Fellows, from the committee to settle
with the Treasurer, presented the report Of
the Treasurer, which was made the special
order for to morrow afternoon. Following
is the report.
j. B. FoRD, Treasurer, IN accOnnt NTH LIZ
Sllle County.
DR..
To amount Of county tax charg-
ed town collector, So, 10 ~
To amount of county tax on non
resident book, S,5i5 4S
To aunt Of co. tax back Of 1853, SO3 81
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urned to 0 o'clock tomorrow.


llkSDAh, Scpt. H.
Mr. Thorn presented the petition of u.
Il. Fellows and others, inhabitants Of the
town Of Manlus and Mission, praying the
formation Of new town OF township 80,
X, g. Referred to special committee on d.
vision Of town Of Eagle.
Mr. jackson presented the report OF the
superintcndcnts Of the poor, which was re-
terrc1 to the committee on poor accounts.
The report is as follows
To tie Honordjie Bolrd Of Supervisors ?f
Ii Saite County:
The undersigned having been appointed
by your honorable body suPUr-Hrcndonts Of
poo r Of La Sale 90 beg leave 10 report,
that jmme liatcly after the removal OF the
poor from South Ottawa to the county, We
commenced procuring material, for enclosing
sail farm, in accordance with the order pas.
Sod at the last session OF your honorable bo-
dy. The farm is now enclosed and subdyi-
dci into suitable lots by good and suiii-
oent board fence. We have caused to be
1,r4rkei, apea it neariy thirty acres.- which
, h&ys IsessspsA.tsli in corn and poiat9ss. We
~anuct but utcongrasalase yoarh0norablc body
upon the selection made Tor the county farm
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TnEnEAp LrIyG rNprRrrD.

Tie Baltimore SIMS correspondent fur.
ulshcs the following:
One Of the horrible incidents that some
times char.ctcriz, visitation, such as that
which has fallen upon tn, city was revealed
this morning. \ corpse that had lain un-
buried for eight days was discovered sur
rounded by the sick and dying. 1t may
seem strange that such an event could hap
pen, but it isno uuire4ucnt occurrence 10
see whole families down and not soul near
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

nFFICE at his drug store on La Sale street.
" Residence with Or. Hard, corner OF Mad
iSon and Clinton streets. Srp'rm er Is
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ONE CLO'k, i. VI.
Mr.. Fleming, from the committee on
claims reported the following bills correct,
and they were ordered to be paid
j. f. Nash, clerks fees, $50 80
Vim. Stacy, stationery for clerks. lT2 90
Rathbnn & Orton, " o.. 81 90
johnson & Bradford, census blanks. % 40
Wm. II. l.. Wallace, pros. attorney
II. +. Barnes, printing, ........... 90
Nathl. Coffin, taxes refunded, ...... So 80
q. W. Jackson, services as sup. Of
poor. ................ ~ w
Mr.. Thorne, from the committee on. court
housi and jail reported the following bills
correct, and they were ordered to be paid
y C .olas Mstties, emptyiug Jail tubs, 81 90
S.W .Chccycr articles furnished court
house and Jail, ,..................l47 -
Jackson 4 Lockwood, ....d do. ... do 3 q
John Lockwood, carpet court room, 80 %
q idley, Cogswc i Co., stove for jail, % 80
Mrs Harris and Buck, making carpet, 3 90
Edmund FiXsell, refreshments to olii-
GERS, .......................... 8 p
5. c. Earl Il Son, painting in court
house and Jail, ...... .. Is 90
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DIR. II. NJ. MCARTiITR,
Dr. ID. ID. THOMPSON.

OHice in Huntcr E Toombes Ding Store
ESIDENCEat Mrs. Burr's, west OF the side.
IL cut. August ~.
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Tenders his professional SERVERS 10 the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity Office IN Glover & Cook 5
brick block lime o.
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MEDICINAL.
DR. Hairs CeLebrated PuLmonic ELiril

DOR the permanent coughs colds, consumption.
Il bronchitis asthma iEfenEa, Group, woorlns cough,
amatOn OfIhe brOncbea and hOaTSeness, caused hypub
&c SPeakingi all affections Il the organs OF reSpra
dGn.
es he lungs sold in America.
presenting this medicine the public have the
satisfaction 10 know that we not only present them with
invaluable antIOe for The class OF diseases II profess
cure but which is perfectly harmless tR It's e
feels upon the constitution can be administered with
any fear Of mineral pOisOns, for contains none
The fact, that large portion OF the SUFFERING ana death
throughout country, is caused Ivy disease OF the oraHs
duccd us 10 put II within the reach oil every Individual
who may need Teedy that has proven itselI so ihvau
able.
This medicine is the result ola long experience and
study OF lSe diseases OF the lungs which are so frequent III
changeab bic climates and Claim II to be tn advace
cOmP ins, improvement upon ALL aud consequently
>urcrior 10 all others.
We shall make extravagant assertions OfitS efficacy
In curing diseases Ike the vendors oil too many ostunls,
who deceive all who trust their, nor Shall we hOld Ou any
inducements which experience does not justify
patients will per>eyere in thu OF this medicine,
and use Il as dCted they Will be cured IN every instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine here arc
nuh eTns persons enjoy blessings OF health and
renewed life, il were, who Otherwise would have long
since been in their hut fOI The timely aud perseve
ring OF this invaluable remedy. Ills not pretended
that II is iHtlble every stage OF consumption but we
know II TO bs better adapted to the various diseases oil the
respiratory than other Medicine offered 10
the public All ask trial. and in every instance, II
rSed freely according the directions, and II perfect salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed K. HALL ~ co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ap9-ly
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MEDICAL.
Prof woods,

II mir Restorative is for the FIRST time intro
duced to the cZenS OF Wheeling, al No lS9 MARKET
street. which is only remsdy invented that
will eecIuay the grey hairs and whiskers
original color OF youth without dyein the bald
head in short time with the natural covering
dandru and prevents the hair falling or and free
from the lthv Sediment so Objectionable ia divers PreP7-
Tatons OF different befU the public; the Rr-
is beautiful article for the toilet old
YOU aud only be appreciated by its use; all
rcsectluY Invited to calatth LePo and examine
the testimonials of ladies and gentlemen OF high Tepua
ti0nin the South and WeS where it was Invented but
will refer to the certificate below The distiL suished
statesIlanaid Senator, Judge BIeese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, Iii. JuIe %, 1883
have used Prof O. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect My hair oecOm-
ing as thought, prenEsteiy grey but by the Of his
Resio alive it has resumed its original Color and have
no doubt permanently
SIDNRY BREESE,
Ex-senator of the United STATES.
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From Tie Fafrnont { Va R.pu5fiean.

w INVALUABLE .IEDlcINE.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many enades offered TO the public the
OF disease Oe we consent 10 commend, whose VT
tues we are able 10 discover, and have always seuOusy
avoided giving uteIamcc uamytnng that might lead any
one 10 suppose that pla; ii any faith their pIciem-
SonS hut with reference 10 remedy actured in
this place, and which has become familiar the public
as household words speak knowledge Of its in.
tlnsic excellences, its adaptation 10 OF tie ills OF
e, and the security with which il may be used. We
sreak Of the NOnareil Nerve aud Bone Lnimen rrepar
I'd by H. H. Carr d Co.. from prescription furnished by
Dr watson Carr, late OF MOrgantOwn, and Wheel
II one OF the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
ninent is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which viii relieve external pain, will properly
bounded be equally ecacous in removing internal
0ls principle that has hern successfully develop
II Is simply the offspring of Science, being mild
pie IN It's action, and revealing in its effects power
more Incredible, reae hing the hidden siMewS
II Is also by TAI the cheapest himemt in ket being
put up in tutiles twice large the majority
larger than largest besides being more than four
times as strong We commend it to those in want Of
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
I'll 81, Philadelphia. opposite The STATE House
HENRY w. SAFEORD
IMrOKTER AAY DEALER IN CURTAINS, CuRTAIN Ma
TERrIIs, AND FURNiruRE COVERINGS,
WHICH lie offers at the lowest mari et prices,
IVHOLESALE IND EETIIL-
The OCkCOmprislmE, III part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtans; Gilt Coz hices;
Ito Muslin DO do Pins:
nrapery LaceS T. Muslims; do Bands
French RUCates, all widths Canopy Arches and RinEs
and colOrS; Cords, TasSeIS, C;imps,
Satin de LANES Fniges Curtain Drops
lIamasks; &c.
y large stOckuf FRENCH Pushes Of all colors and
qualities on hand
FAiNTED WINDoIv SHADES. aud HOLLANDS OF all
colnTs for shading.
Il: Persons ordering Curtains will give measure
oithe heghh and width o. he entire frame OF window.
arlI-lEIlN
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIM ENT,
BY H. Il. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
il 6asea lo hSBroGd primo tEt any remedy tieh
eiH TeIsEe GTieTIal PziR E5ii, II FToPsTEy COM
POUNDED, X equ0LIy SlceessfIL IN IGNORING inter
HGi GBecttoRSi PoreT naich is beapituHy
GeTelUPed IN AMI Peculiar to the
NUNPdREIk LLNINENT,
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This Lninent vaua hie AUXILIARY in the treatment or
some Of the most formidable diseases with which il
lot Ia CUneHd for Instance Inflammation lungs and
5oels BY thorough aud continued application this
Linmeht the region OF the affected organ these 9th
erwlse tOrnll bic diseases disame Of
than halt their terro particularly among child rem and
thousands OF mothers they allowed speak, would
with all the elOqUence OF feeling aud affection, hear their
dren from the very jaws Of DEATH and restored them
their oi mer health and beauty Asain, it will be Iound
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
as Aguc Cake enlargement spleen, in all
cases where external application is Of service, this lin
ment will be found useful.
General depot Cos Broadway, New York; and III
aTS-t 81 Louis
ForsaIe wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
ie7d3m ]. 4. vow Eli, MnnrneSt.