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Examining Society,

the community will submit to your col.
umns an examining society.
Examining Society,
Among the many societies established
in our country to extend the principles OF
Christianity and to improve the morals
of the people at large, it is subject Of
real regret. that while So laudab!e zeal
is manifested, and SO much pains taken
to remove the bolt out of our neighbors
ewes, there should be no society formed
no pains taken to induce men first to cast
the beam out of their own; or in other
wo. ds, society whose end and aim
should be to examine our own hears and
lives, and see If We, ourselves, are not
guilty Of some habits and vices that need
reform, " hich are equally as bad as tho Q
which We are SO ready to discover III
our neiyh5ors. This society, 1t, would
seem, ough, to take the lead of all 9TH
ers, and it should be the first object Of
our exer,ions to suppress the foll'es and
vices Of mankind. Physician, "llea'
,hyself" is an admon,lion coming from
the hishes, authority, and is as applicable
to the scribes and pharasecs now, as II
was lsa0 years ago. Did the members
Of our popular societies, as well as 9TH
ers, take half the pains 10 ex mine
/ themselves and correct their own faults.
that they do to hun, up and expose the
faults of others, how much more like
chris, ans would they act! How much
more happy and peaccable would be the
condi,ion of every community and neigh
borhood - and were society for self
examination ono. established IN this or
any other place, and made as popular as
our temperance societies and many otl.'
ers now are, how much less running To
aud fro, or Of numbers standing in the
corner of the streets, thanking G d that
,hey are not like other men, shuu.d we
then behold
THE CONSTITUTION.
Art. |. This society shall be known
by the name Of the Self.examining Socic.
ty, and shall be composed Of members
Of both sexes, whose Heads and Hearts
are capable Of moral improvement.
Au.2. The objcc, of this society
shall be-while we see all Others faults
and fLilings, to correct own own. 10
suprvss all vice, decei, and hypocrisy
SANDER and defs,n alton, back biting and
evil.speaking. with all that tends to III.
jure or defraud our neighbors, either oi
his property or character.
Art 3. This society shall be inpe.
pendant Of all other socletes-each mem'
Der shall be vested with iuil power and
privileges to attend 10 his own concerns
and lie shall make it his duty, to mind
his own business, and let others alone
aud 10 presidents, vice presidents, secre'
,aries, spies, informers, committees OF
delegates, shall ever he cho.en by this
society to watch over the conduct Of 9TH
ers, or make reports Of their ne'ghbors'
misdoings, until such a work Of charity
shall have been begun a. home.
Art. I. There shall be no public or
private meetings Of this society on any
appointed days. to manage their con'
Germs, or 10 hear lectures delivered befors
it, bu, it shall be the duty Of every mem.
Der to meet himself alone every day, and
listen 10 the lectures Of his own con.
science.
Art. 5. No money shall be raised
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-16

Mn ED,roa-DEAE Sir :-Perusng
the other night your valuable paper, my
eve caught sight Of few remarSs by Il
ubscriher, whose aim was TO remind a
certain few to mind their own business.
1t ouch, to be so, and for the benefi, of
The community will submit to your col
umns an examining society
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30

FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY AND HOWE or
THE FKIESDLrss. sabbath afternoon
last, in tho Baptist church, Mr.. North adj
dressed the public on the claims of this soci-
city. on Monday evening following, amcct-
ing was held in the same place, when So
clety was iormed' to be called The Ottawa
Female Guardian Society. auxiliary to the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30
The Fourth.

The arrangements for the fourth, so far
rs we understand them, are about as follows
At a meeting of citizens, at the council
room on Wednesday evening, committee
was raised and the necessary fund secured,
to carry out the following arrangement:
A salute by tho "Shields Guards" will be
fired at o'clock in the morning
At o'clock p. NJ. the Shields Guards will
Gre at target, at a spot somewhere east Of
Fox River.
At 6 O'Clock another salxtc.
At 8 o'clock in the evening, fireworks in
Washington Square, in which all the citizens
and parties celebrating during the day, arc
invited TO join.
The Hibcrnia Benevolent Society, will
form procession at 0 o'clock A. NJ, on the
corner Of Washington and La Sale streets,
and marching thencc will unite with the
German and French Societies, joining with
them in appropriate ceremonies and festlvi.
ties at the place agreed upon between them.
The officers of the IIbcrna Society, and
committee Of arrangements are requested to
wear green scarfs and white pantaloons. A
general invitation is extended to all to Join
with them.
The Sabbath schools will form al their re.
spcctivc churches at o'clock p. NJ, and
marching thence to the Court House Square
AL will unite and proceed to the grove near
the south end Of the Illinois river bridge.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

MONDAY Evening, June %
With improved navigation in all tho riv
ers above, receipts are growing somewhat
heavier. The week opened with fair stocks
of grain and other articles, and the closing
rates Of Saturday well maintained. Some
800 SKIS wheat reported at 1870 to l40 for
spring, 1876 to 1890. for mixed, and l45 to
$50 for prime. About 5000 SKIS corn sold at
from 63 to 10c mixed to white Oats went
off with considerable spirit at AZ TO 81, prin
cipally at 80. We did not hear Of a trans
action in fiour--no late advices from New
Orleans, and the market unsettled, Bacon
active at the range heretofore given. Whs-
ky 33c.
River at this point rising. The Missouri
coming up fast. Illinois and Upper Miss.
issippi in fair condition. Business brisk for
the advanced season, and health of the city
good.
Freight-To New Orleans, Flour so, pork
-, oil and whisky 81 per Dbl; bale rope,
bacon and lard 25c per 100 lbs; corn 35c
per sack bran and hay 3jc per 100 lbs;
oats 80, aud lead 20c do; tobacco 81 per
hid; cattle 81 per head. -Rpub.
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Fresh MRckinnc Trout and White FishA
~W0y6e> LNRO N the lakes regularly every
-SA~r Tuesday and Friday at tho
City market Of iun9 WorroRp Il FLoRv.
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i. s. Stockton
MOULD unnornce to the public INA, he

NN OtLD uii.oelct 10 Inc pubic thli he Is
w now receiving a complete stock OF
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS,
consisting m pat of indi-s' dress goods, Ia. Ia
TEST styles at silk mantilns large line Of white
gocts doineslics OF every qua lily aud price
-, Also n complete stock Of gloves End hosiery
10 nv usual stock have this spring added va
fe'y OF earPeling, straw mating, painted car.
pets, stand and table spreads, &c.
Every style of Panama, leghorn, and s,ra W
has, Tor men and boys
What will interest the ladies', have nice as
FoIiment q silk, Bsig,adc, lace and brilliant Flo
renee. embroidered lace, Lephofn sni bfari
edge. bonncts, not Of last years. but this years
styles.
Ready made e. othinr. boots AMI shoes, pocket
nDi table cUtictY, Gud IiotiuuS VI all kinds.
Last bot not least, Il new stock OF groceries,
sugar, choice 'noasses aud syrup, ,oG,e, tea
&c.
Please call a, he Boston siorr. next door Ia the
Mons'n house. and will be happy 10 COW nee
nv iicDds hat tins l. the slOrr Tor goods ba T.
gains, tApu I'll ]. S. Srocgroy.
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Book SALE AT AucrIoS.-Mr. Bruce COM
mcnccd yesterday, and will continue for SC.
veral days, beginning at o'clock in the af.
tcrnoon and in the evening, the sale, at
auction, Of a very fine stock Of books, sta
tioncry, cutlery, jewelry, &C., at the auction
room of Capt. Reed, in the frame buildings
in the rear of Glover & Cooks brick block
on Madison street. The goods are sold un'
der the hammer, and will 60 for what they
will bring. The opportunity will be good
one, to get standard books at very low pri-
ces.
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Ottapa free Gra0er
Caupi Claims.

The court Of canal claims have been en-
gagged durips the last ten days, in hearing
the arcuments of counsel pro and con, in re-
ference to allowing the claims submitted to
thc'r adjudication. The argument was
closed yesterday, SO that the whole matter
is now in the hands Of the commissioners,
from whom no report can be expected until
the meeting of the nextles islature. The va
rious claims submitted amount some $500,
600, with interest for from to 10 years
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Supreme Court.

The supreme court met at this place on
Monday, present Judges Scates and Cation,
and Leland, Clerk. Judge Skinner has not
yet arrived, but is expected hourly. We
notice in attendance upon the court large
number of the legal fraternity, representing
nearly every county in the division, and ma
king altogether too long a list TO print
The proceedings thus far possess no especial
interest, the week having been occupied in
arguing and disposing of motions. We shall
cndeavor to give full minutes Of the causes
as they are argued and determined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30

HypnoruopiA.-The Scientific American
states that seeds had been received at the
Patent Office from New Orleans, for distri.
button, which are used in ST. Demands Pa.
IRISH, Louisiana, for the cure Of hydrophoba
The plant originally came from Mexico, and
the seeds alone are employed for eifccting a
cure Of this peculiar disease. The way to
use II IL, to steep I'll, seeds in wine for about
twenty. -four hours--,hrec seeds is full dose
and three doses arc given to patient cv.
crv day, Tor nine days Quitc number of
cures had been effected with It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30

Tue CESsUs.-Thc Census ofthc State will
be taken during the months of July and
August. 1t is to be hoped that it will be
done with all possible dispatch, and the re-
turns made promptly, so that when the
work comes before the public it will not be
useless on account Of age. People should
remember that there isa penalty Of $50 for
giving erroneous information, or refusing to
answer all proper questions put by the Mar
shall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 2S.
UEedt-Lowcr at 81 ,5jal 60 for common
to fair Spring for store and sl,Goal 90 for
prime 20 choice miiing-300 bushels new
whit Winter sold yesterday at the mills at
sees
Cotn-Dull and lower. In the morning
sales from the depots at 77a7Sc per 60 lbs.
delivered, and on change $4,000 bushels for
export in two lots on board at &c per So lbs.
After the steamers news no sales
Oats-Steady on track and in bags for
city trade at 45s46. No further sales for
shiDmcnt - Press
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White Goods
LINENS

In great variety, consisting Of JaCoHets, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, PLAN, and dotted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30
La S lie Street Drug Store
Il. ". McAKTHIR.

II ANING purchased the entire stock ofdrngs,
medicines, OILS, paints, &c, formerly own
- by Hunter q loonbes, would say to his
trends and the public generally, thai he will con
linuc the drug business at the old e AMI ON La
Sale ST. two doors uuT,h OF NJ. II. SwiGs law
Office, whcrel evil be happy 10 accommoda le
all those who may favor him W III a call All
persons wishing oobtain pure article in the drug
line, will always be sure 10 lind II at McArthur's
n- he intends To keep no other ki nd. He
would invite Il attention OF the ladit IN partlc-
ular tn his stock OF lerianety, whiChs the best
aud mosi extensive ever offered IN Ottawa. vary.
ing IN price nd quality To sui purchasers. IL
has also a large aud beautiful ASSORTMENT of
lamps. lanterns, chandeliers Il oil slLes, iroul
twenty i've cents mp 10 hfy dollars each.
Also hat, Tooth, pat, cloth aud paint brushes
oia.l descriptions, he sides soaps, shaving cream,
pomatuns. hair oil. combs, pens. ink, paper. en-
yrlupes, aud a host o fancy articles too nune'o rus
to menuOn. lie wi! keep constantly OF hand
s,sh and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready lCr use 81,
manufacturers prces.
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice al
med.c ne as heretofore. and may always be found
at hIs store when not absenl on professional bu,i
ness. fchrua,y3 3.
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HoNGorArnY.-Dr II. Bradley having 10.
Gated in Ottawa for the purpose Of practising
the above system Of medicine will promptly
attend to all professional calls with which
he is favored. Office in Mills block, oppo.
site the Bank, formerly occupied by A. Hoes,
Esq.
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WALLPAPER. bordering,
Agents Wanted !
10 sell moro tim 300 kiHds Of
Popular Books for the People.

uTI'T-W y NI7EfI VfTI0I y NNUTI III NII u y
and New iorE
chance iOuake money Rnl to do good
Money = plrury and a0ad book. will silt
4 MONG the books on 'Ai, .i-i 4fe FcE4l 4sayrs
IA lsl aud ID series. Latur Ferns, stories abuu,
birds, do. anima.s, nse-! wonders, besides lon
ll-l io' children
The Biographies of Warrington. Webster,
Clay, Jefferson, Adams jackson, Taylor. La.
iayet,e Franklin Bonapare. Empress Jose
phIne, Mary, Queen 81 Scols loan Of Arc, La
dy J anr Gfny. Gen. Scott, Danl. Boone. &c
a large number vi historical works. narratives
and travels. and complete collection. Of mgf-
fhsn ~ vols uf the poets
AL oi which, with many more Of The best
books oi the times, We vii Iurnsh 10 agents al
th-DsbiisAer's prices.
Catalogues giving wholesale aud Irt1il prices
eau bc Ind al our store, or sent bv mail 10 any
Bau OF tbs country may 10 RATHRuN & DRrov
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BEEF CArrLE--Thc Chicago Tribune
says, within the last three weeks the price
Object cattle has gone down from 80 to $id.
$3.50 per hundred weight, and il is the
opinion Of buyers that the bottom is not yet
reached--an opinion not shared by those
who have horned herds to SELL"
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Ottawa Furniture Depot
ILL PRO1RES>ING.


a INHE subscriber, thankful --2
" l. for past avors would respect
IfIfly say to his friends and the pab- -
he, that notwithstanding the unusual run at The
deno Tor the last Two months there is quite a r.
Specialize stock Of nearly every article in Ia. line
sill on hand, and will be rep.-nislird
a line lot oi kitchen, cupboard, and dining In =
b,cs. Just the article at III. season. pr-sse.
w-Idrohes, bureaus, centre tables. tSc.. oil made
~ ms own shop. by his own Olkmeu, anl Of
the right kind OF materials.
lac suSscriberis too well known rs prac,ica!
nechnhic anu also the quality ot his work. tat
lh. nd OF seven yrars successful businrssJ to
be badly hurt by pop gaus such as" depending on
eastern manufacturers Tor thrU stock !" blowing
about pIlces,' sc. "Ihos- who live IN 81, -
houses shoald not he lrt To throw stones :"
From those acquainted with the subscriber, he
expect they wi take whit be- says even ia an
adyeriIscmen) 10 be Iusl what hr means.
lie has always done Que price. small profit
aud cash business only. and can ani wal sell as
cheap a. The ChraDrst
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SAT1NETS.
Sleeps gray Of superior quality, heavy twceds,
blue drill, common cottonade, and some OF he
best quality A gfea, variety of denims, far
mer's dill for harvest panlaloocs, plain brown
linen Tor coats check linen Tor children, worsied
check, and plaids Tor children. Hickory shirt
ing. blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
and brown
KENTUCKY JEANS,
Altogether making a complete stock Of
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DRY Goods.

Wy s:ock consists Of genera nss.
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j. q. NATTINGER

NOW has the largest and best, and the most
~ general assorted stock of goods IN Ottawa
The addition of the large purchases made east in
last month makes the entire stock the most com
plete he has vet had. The public gen rally are
invited to call and sector themselves. No time
for puns OF lengthy descriptions. We prefer 10
show The goods, and to put in the possession Fl
nll what will he more satisfactory proof than IAN
cy stories Of advert semrnts, good and cheap
goods that all must be pleased with, and will
take IN pay besides cash all kinds Of trpde.
The brick ccrner south OF the cour, house.
lime o
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Aladden's Lamp

I n the self generating gas lamp. which is found
/ at the si:n o! the good Samaritan. j, will
give the light OF Icanics at L. an hour, or the
light OF scsndlesa at &c an hour All who have
tired them will warrant them TO be the cleanest
safest pfeitiesi, cheapest light evel used -
Farmers, lawyers, mechanics, and everybody
else who hate grease, dirt, trouble. smoke, an
darkness, ny them, and prove the truth.
May 10 T. Y .;PfGGs
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There will be monthly meeting Of the
Ottawa chronological society held at tho res
idcpcc Of Mr.. j. G. Stone, on Monday even.
ing, July I'd, 1855. p. RUSSELL, scc'y.
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lU0G1ES AND CAKKlAGfsS.
Try. 4 AM expecting daily to receive
WS-y Il from an eastern mnnuiaciory of
Mn acknowledged high reputation, a
loi of diiIcrent kinds of bu gsies and carriages,
wit and without tops. and with onc aud two
srah, which will be warranted squnl to any In
,hevevsm country, aud which will sell Al vety
rcabnatle prices lunl6 AsruvR l,oegwcop
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Narcotics sto.c,

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, il,at we have sold
~ out our entire stock of oods TO Jos Fleni-
ing, who will cont Tue the business at our old
stand We would solicit continuance ofthe pa
,ronage tor hun that has been 80 literally extended
TO ma. ScorT & HARRINGTON.
II. \. An those indebted to us are requested
10 srtiie their accounts 5. & II.
MnrSeiles gn2S-3m"
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SHELF HARDNyARE!
Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEI

"AVE now inl stock OF all kinds of family
IL groceries. which they are Offering 10 the
public nj the most reasonable prices the tines will
admit tot. Their stock consists IN part Of the fol-
lowing.
All kinds Of sugars and candies.
Java, Moka, RIO. aud l.agura coffee.
Young Tyson, Imperial, qua powder, and black
teas,
All kinds of Spires and chocolate,
Pickles, tomato, walnut, ant mushroom c,;sup.
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut, and ,iary
sauce,
French English and American mus,nr,ls,
All kinds of extracts for ilavo'ing,
Picked and fresh oysters aud HOLSTERS slrdincg
| Tomatoes and beans,put up IN cans hermerlcaly
sealed,
| Peri sago, perl barley, vermcll,n, mlcaroni aud
Flour OF rice and baking powders.
Tapioca, Ferina, Using glass, aud Irish moss
Cocoa, corn starch aud grouni coffee,
Currant Jelly ginger, peach, aud crab apple
preserves,
All Kinds OF family and fancy soay.,
Clothes, hair, shoe, whle%ash, and horse
brushes,
A large stock Of Wooden aud stone ware.
Sperm. star, hnd tallow candles,
n,cpp.; =uca and olive oils.
fr,rants, Iasins, dried peaches aud apples,
cream of tartar, Soda aud salnralus.
Lemons, oranges, figs aud clrons,
Powder aud shot,
Fig, natural eal, twist, fine cut, treloil, AMI pa.
per tobacco,
Scotch and McAboy snuff,
Cigars OF all kinds aud prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter and eggs,
Sugur cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon, and mackerel,
Alton lime,
Brandy. wines. porter aud ale, by the bottle, for
medical purposes,
Al kinds OF willow and splnt baskets,
Mops and broonis
Besides hundred other articles, embracing eve
rything in family use which we cannot take room
TO mention. O.
We invite MI who are in need of anything In
our line 10 give usa call. We have spared no
pains in endchyoring TO secure the very hest
lobe nblc to sc,l our goods fully as cheap, II not
cheaper ihnn can be bought elsewhere IN this ei-
w. MAY I0) NoRsr Il tosNrttrv.
HANNAH t... !. la
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Notice /!

HNHE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
ilonr free OF charge, to all purchasers with.
in The city limits lhi. side OF the H. river Orders
may BE- left elhrr at the mil! or at M-ssrs. Red.
duck Il liurlbut's store, where a slate will be
found for that purpose
Bran and mil feed delivered a, nominal rates
Terms invariably CASH Iul30 JAMES heller.
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BOnncis, IIOnneiS.

NJ OW is the time to buy good OF poor one.
~ cheaper Than the cheapest, al
May &c. REDDlcg g. VuRLHrr's.
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NEW GOODS
ATLOCKWOOD'S

rNilE subscriber ha. enlarged. refiited, and
i greatly improved thu store tor many years oc-
cup ed by him, aud has filed IL with the largest
and choicest assortment OF the various kinds OF
goods usually kept by him, that he has ever before
offered. Having unusual iacli les in
NEW YOlsA,
And other eastern well as oJ,hern markets
he intends by monthly and weekly receipts to
Keep the SO, k at all times fall ard complete, and
10y having buyer constantly IN the eastern mar
hois can take advantage OF The rise aud fall OF all
articles IN his line, ami by taking advantage OF
ali opportunities to buy cheap, confidently be-
heves he can successfully compete with all wha 90
east oay once or ticicc ye7y. and are then com
Yelled TO purchase al whatever cost goods may be
held.
Having had many years experience in the
wholesale houses ~ New lork-haying been ed
ucated a merchant from boyhood, and an expert.
,nce Of nearly ten gedrsia Oftdnd lustihes him
IN the belief that hs friends and the whole public
WILDE more evenly and regularly dealt VITA than
by those, who without experience or Judgment,
sell oAe thing chrdp, another one dear, ana in re-
atty neither know when an article IL cheap or
dear and uGirequentIy are fntireiy Ignorant
Of the articles they offer Tor sale.
| have Oh famed the services OF gentemnnly
clerks; established perfect system OF order aud
regularity, marked my goods at Just aud sel-
s nable profit, that both buyer and seller mag
hre. and intend 10 deyo'e all my time To the
store when not absent for the purchase Of goo Is.
desire to adhere strictly TO the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And int nd that none OF my customers shall be
dissa tisiied with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30

When a man has the headache, and says
'its tho salmon" you may safely conclude
that he has been drinking like fish,"
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The PROCESSION

nio town Will be formed by THE TKOuPE or
rQttSII.ikSS s"P-rtiy mounted on th.is yaily do
rur-tsd si.-d,, preceded by iuil MILITARY BAND,
driven through the principal .trrt' IN appropriate
carnage, follow hy tie s"nron INDIAN CHIEFS and
WARRIORS, ~ their native costume mounted on their
Hunting Horses, sud f,uts,cHy decorated aud cnpsr
on-b, with the Carriages cages and Vans containing
the Auinis, to the Mammoth Pavilion erected Tot the
l. Exhibitions.
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Co-Partncrsi,ip Notice.

!N!E subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends and the public in general tn,, he ha :
associated with hinfeit in business Mr.. John
Harrington und-r the name and firm oi Fleming
& Harrington. JAS. fLEaiSG.
Mnf.rillra Nav