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Presidents Message.

The fourth and last annual message OF
President PIEEcE occupies the larger portion
Of our c7lrmrs to-day. L was read in the
Senate on Tuesday, the House laying i: ove-
ito dispose first of Mr. Wh;tiiclds case.
We received the frs. copy ii The Chicago
Democratic Pres CT Thursday Tres
having, in sor;ic FAY o':ic:riEPcd its ChiGa-3
contemporaries = day in ccitias an carly copy,
or at least in laying the Message .cf9.e is
leaders. 1t was net teicgraphed to :hc west,
but in lieu Of it, copies were forwarded in
advance to the Post Masters in the larger Ct;
ties, to he by .hc.., HANDED - pJ.bii=hcrs i'm
lnediatcly on receiP: OF :. G.sT=!ii that the
Message had been read il Ccngr@ss- ynior-
:unately this despatch, sent promptly from
Washington ut u o'clock on Tuesday, never
reached Mr.. Cook, Post Master at Chicago,
3stil Thursday morning, 50 that! although
- e.-!r - Tuesday evening all the world
Knew the Message had been read that day,
Mr Cook was obliged to kse9 his copies
locked up until Thursday, and Tie Chicago
EDITORS got their first copies by mail. When
HrsH-. however, HT. Cook was allowed to
open his package, hc placed Us under many
obligations by remembering us in the distri-
button. although We had earlier copies, the
onc 40 obligingly forwarded 20 Us was ser
liable III c-auiuins our prcef sheets.
IS to the Message Itself al mast agree
ina; :, is finely written. It, e-Pva..ic-, Of
The whole Kansas trouble IS ...-is L!1't .-d
and 81 dir =, tie :c.;or ,r-c, and lie c5g-
sest's-s - lie =''jcc: tc-~-cra.c m III
.iols n reference to ,cvcn-c, :yToig- 70
icy, &c, lis recommendations ~ = -c-c-
rally approved. IS whole. :; s : -cry
able, Clear anI di-uificd exposition e the
financial, commercial, aid political condition
81 our coGu.r-. ruJ as sven 80 70 cd = It'll
aecp ii'.rc.'
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From California and Nicaragua.

The steamer Illinois, at New York from
Aspinwall Nov. 25th, connected with the
Sonora, which LEFT San francisco c. the 9th
New.
The election returns received Up to 2
o'clock on that day foot up Buchanan A.
900, Fillmore 5000, Fremont f,eoc. No.
thing definite concerning the Legislature:
Nearly full returns frons Sal. FIahcirco
give Buchanan 100 OYER Fremont ard The
latter nearly 27oo ever Fillmore. 1he Re
publican leg;a.ati.e i;c';o. prevailed in San.
Fr..:::-isco. ,;lcGgh ;:nthaaan wa"'l probably
hare 30 ms,,ar.;;, .,'c.t. TIE r,to in the
city vas mach less than .ao ole at the
State election last year This is attiihgtcG
% She 5bscnce Of several working politicians
The election ..4.sscc of quietly.
Adviccs were received On the GHy oC the
steamer sailing that Ire was raging in
Sacramento in the National Theatre block.
,. 9. Wells, (Rcpublican) candidate Tor
Mayor oi Amanda ccu:lty, was killed by
being thrown from carriage
The Indians are still restless in California.
Gen. Crosby had fight with party on Tie
kaimath river, killing several Another at
tackled the whites near Bald Mountain, kill
ing many.
Chester & Spra,uc, protested agents of
the United Insurance Co, had ahscondcd
from San Francisco after swiniiing the ciii
Zcns.
,;athar p. Cook came passenger in the
Illinois. He * a delegate to Washington
from the CadSden purchase, who had taken
steps for forming a territorial g7ycTnmc'it
Under the name Of crriZonia.
Dates from the IsthmUs &c TIE 18th -
Nov. Adv!ccs there from : osta E;~a to Oc=
tobcr 81, state that the Congress I'D voted
$4,000 for TIE campaign against = al,,er,
and had also ptteh1slj thc Ame.i.sr b:ig
Dover t. convert INTO a r-ar vessel.
The Gillian government haei ofiti cd IS
sistaucc a. .G>;a Ma. ai.i commissioners
had len the latter countr- on special ni.
sic, :. g Ter and Cha,
y s.'eci"! messenger afr.,-d al rGuta
Arena 1T -. with Dispatches from Qua
taIna,A. ar saivadorianS were eIrbarling
at Ec.l:.| "ct' . --.l vCs.y's ..gr- wat
ins a. = c.'S" for 1909 Gsaiamalans u'.
der ta:rerc
Walker va -@ei,ia- t. -csc,,. q. 20.
visions az a'nm"a..ar. The t':!i COMIC
Zen of a.. -l:sses at C..'.-y~a x, that -
soon IS he = =c--.t-j de -uit'ieT az. 49,
RANG, LIS free, a. w.I poo, 81 t Gr;.e
~ - allied l".c,- .", ,: 'h- '-fs'r. 80
=, ;a."::;.ons ..a.,ait-. ..i,'.- - suoan.
re allies were vcry 'nuoE u.-.d.d. 80.
~,'.3..s'.':.::,.s among themselves.
H. At Jyi;rr.-Thc '.r .I q 1rq--
ta- says IKE have L.. Sion s:ec:.:,.-
OF marble foaa1 u Ills locality ps-a-s,ss-ci
- c~;anetent juice = be cq1a' 81 TIE cr'.-
'.-..l -, ,..-lr. 1, g. ,.g..t..
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BEEF At CO as. .}ltar the quantity
Of beef paced at Chicago reached 63, 900
bbis.. tAe 'a.Sest quantity ever packed there
in one season. This year the aggregate WI.
no. e..cccd 80, 0O0. The falling OFT is ,ttri
b.sci . the low price at ~h-ck b.-'-=:,-,, :
bee, ! Sc during Il. East zurnIl :! IT. -e7i
Yorf No- re-~ .h4 trices paid t'i;c season
AZ Gil cage -a.'::.t. a5 good as last - mar
ket has range - ,45OaSt.oc' re w.t. net,
aad 81 ga q. 90 on the go. asst year the
lnarks- ocen=d at Sc 5oas-. &c ret, at 1925
aS3.I5 Oh lie loot AID closed at $6.voaS7
net- and $F.@ras2.E0 G: tho foe.
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tn;Cs"o ASD RocE ISLAND r. RI new
Lime table ae5t into operation on this rail
road on Monday. The Rock Island accom-
mediation train has bee. .a..c.. n for the
winter, so tLatnow there are but four trains
day each way upon the road. The pas
senger trains now pass Ottawa, c-ing ;a-:.
1T 1850 y. u. and 2.I5 p. NJ going west
1t 800 !. VI and 1915 ;" g.. -. c,laect
1t Bureau Junction iii. ,:-..-- - a.lG .Ic..
'coria. For freight trai.s, c. =: u
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The steamer Illinois, ahich i,,da. Ne.
FORK on tie 29th III FROM A<pinwall, tro {:
intelligence from California up to :he Cth
llt-, two day FER the election, and The re
turns rcce:.-i at the time the stcaiGcr let
San F-aucisco left 10 doubt but TIE ga 4:
:iad gone .5r I-cLauan and Breekinr,.lce -
: large majority.
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The Irs; 80 F., = PFC ',,,-sz -cc5az-ess
afFord few SIS. ihe s,na.. did nothing
but organic on Monday, ard on T;csduy
:esd the Presidents Message. IN the house
on Monday. while the Names Of the new
members were beng called, Mir. Phelps. Of
SO, presented the credentials Of Mr.. Whit
,ield, reelected delegate from HAMS. Mr
Grow objected to his being SWORN, contend
ing that his election was Illegal. The cues
Ion OF his admission was put 20 tAe hoasc,
and decided in the negative Jy majority o.:
Seven. Mr. Crow then no -: = ---.E-i,lsr
this vote and to L. To + lis. - reconsider
on the t.hie Ihc sc:- - - :-stio-,
which If carried :Tal.Id l. c-e!...'--' hi
field for the scssau, was s,a-r' . ut. ext
lay. On Tuesday Greg ..y.ion was lost.
and the discu-<lor .za.i- opening on Whit
sc.d's Admission. ..-,'tisc. u last 's~c'-
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Kansas At WAsniy -o.;.--i fc-isLcE
rom Washington to the - V T.:taqs, De-
ist, says: The rr~iy -. = donaldson, [.
s Marshal for Mans. Las reached TIL;
tity, and has been accepted. ) great or.
s making to l.a5e Linn ro-a.roin:ei u spite
Of Gov. Gcary, but the President insists tia.
Geary shall be sustained. The vacancy be-
lot been flied.
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1t aF,E..':e City, on the evening o. sle
2ith uit-, Michael Butler, while attemr:ins
to cross the Court Street Bridge fell -. in
consequence Of the darkness of tn. light,
and was instantly killed, having si-1cl: CT
the L rail of the Illinois Centr-- Psilr5ad
over which the bridge is built.
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i EEurrY rr.~ vAY BE De: IL

4 REMrsY rr;- FAY BE De: E,I FL -ro,.-
Tirnc and IT,, have proved beyond the
question ~ 5s5.b.,' ths. :.'e MEDICINE
known a. .'irly :. Sa. "a - ut v --ich
there is so ms "a, ,i.- Linz $ c-- u
the most rIe. l sd -al..able Erepsr;-t.crs :
tire age .: t. ir:rct'rc .iGE t@orSS5.C
oil hlth@i = rsiG.rcC ::acu-.tla sisecses
have 1e>i. elec..-lis rrrcv5t. aHC is row
lookSc urec - ~ zarc:r ts.t arc :~ose r.
liable r:r.cty, II sc-oaGla. @l:roni; Sh,1m-
a.isn, Dysrep.ia, Chronic From / .;c, or
arr affection OF the respiratory o-sais. By
its specific action on thu L.ocd, r s well
alap ed for the removal ard :eyu a..s-t cure
Of all cutaneous diseases. -; Dem.
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Fs;, ann Winter GcoAs.
.BO-sN 1-Es:.sAl1s1S,
Tailor, Clotlier and Gentle
M --@rnisiaing House.,

.po..t . ssEs e a "A
Me@r~ent Tailor, Clothier. and Gentle
M --1rnistiing House,.
IL 1sL Stdad, Sc i Zee -arc, ~ -.te tie
CART N1A.~e.
II sr-rrsr, fully aware that to thrive il, business.
t.haysk his former fHr'cl, and ,3.t fayors
s-i. the same, iias ei-s& .s-G make his
ps. II attract Z tlan purchase
ing .ue bess Of goods that ~ e.
. Il int y ss,-'h.'' ~ 5est suali. e. -
stiles coI..-:1., i'll pass
B-oadclo.hs.
or french i-1 -iefican man,,iac;urc--Ilack T::r.,
Ilue, aud Green Cloths; GREY ard C"iorcd ,Yt.hs u
fsoaking; Black and Brown "'r'-r Black "oesIa,s :.
I.IoDed Plain, and Fancy Cas- Black Bro;-r
I'-e, and DraS r-i'st ,e'coatiL:
',,-S ,i-'~ s-ScsiiUEs =
a. = 7ii-r,:: v-lyc,s Fancy ( - FLUSH s;.'-s
aEurnist,in. Goods. - -
shi-ts ! .5:feAs, Drawers 4 asso5s EMS
I-osier-s coh..s. craSa jeR apqr ia aI,1 serciels
and az yth r.Ses sco ,-af e - 2 'le-4 Hrr,i :,
5r"[Ds CLCr1,stii-r--. T.;
full stock = - .i,;teE ssu ia. ori y;s a $
o gi We bs,i. -o-,tan %asts.n made sk. n
word - s'sk'is cor sc and a. lnly TO g;
aimed - appreciated re invite, At whcare in want
to give MIN call before <u-chas'ng elsethtce. He
keeps none but the besto v5~.men and all Carments
made by aim are warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Orders .or making Clothing when persons flr- teir
every kind will be cut for customers isi1s to get
them M e elsewhere, and warranted &c ct If properly
made
Re has also made arrangements I" receive the Fash
as monthly. JOHN PEEHAMCS.
et'aws, November l, 1850
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te ad:sc those of our friends Il. : - %
IF single blcsScdnesS, who would wiz. TIE
idol of their hearts, apd eE'cE eh2t 6orscstc
felicity known only , tLos- i ,..a::i.d life
TO restore IL h;,;r CT So teld 551,.5s,
chan &c til 81. :::5F loss 10 Their ri III CO
Ior, male ;I..m gloss Is 81. by 4siBg
PROT .Yoo,'s lair Restora .i:e- It = new
the standard remedy for all diseases Of the
la.r and skin.-J 70 -:trtos tGn. deco 2v'
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;e-rn or WV vSEy-Wm. Dov2cA
AL old and resPec'-i citizen OF Ottawa w-s
fu.-sl dead IN rs bed on Wednesday ere
.,nr- r last week aboat two hers a'.,r hc
had -ctired in apparent g. al i. IL
had Teen an active member :. the ..ibcrnia :
Ecno client Society, which, on his dta;l: b,
iu- an-Cunced to its members. edop,:f ,L-
follow n resolutions:
Hhsy -. our brother WiiI.t-r ;''wrcy,
late 4 '@c-',ber of this Society, has Teen -
moved f..-& US by death; AMI rh.-eos We
deem this @uitaLlc and progc' occasion to
express our .cc;:a.;, e regar. and affection
for las rucI.."~---:s.crcra-c:
P,soIreJ that Is tbs 4" icti-e lispcusation
Of Divine '.-o-'l,-.. &C We are called to mourn
the loss Of br1;is- beloved and esteemed
among Us. > good c;t;"-n. and faithful
T-t.:d
Ar.l'. tia. we tcnE,- 70 the widow OF
n deceased iliyEa and brother assurances
OF or ~. p@thy in this her ho:.r Of allie
ton.
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RELIGIOUS RE-~ III extraordinary re-
rival Ina been going o. i. =; Methodist
Church here for the last two teeks. Their
t~otracte& ,.ree.:-:;;, :. ,',c@7ei - friday,
IL ~ ,th. I'D = a.;l {. -t...s.,ig- lutte
III. Der = e o me- t,,e 49, = "Fi,ep r.
~ .'.G-,.
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Our Carrie. oilers prize Of Five Dollars
For the bes. original New Years Address, to
be handed in by the 25th December.
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WESTERN Ale LINE Z. R.-This projected
raii.oad, Crossing our state from = po!n. On
the east, in the direction Of Fort Wayne to
New Boston on tic Mississippi: river. and
crossing the Illinois river 81 aeon. ta- ' -e@:
put under contract from end t. - y
contractors agreeing to put i: i. --n--icG 8:
der, furnishing it with cS:5 engines. C,
within five years. The co"@@-ar. i-c'rde& tn /,
construction of bridge sc-cs. ~ flliroi@
river at Lacon.
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AM Tc-~c- 'sh3 @.cG arcrc';c- in
London, was let o. Gu Eight fine, . til;
ground tina. :: was common pract &c in the
I'M, cta.cs WHO'RE NOBODY thought 9th
ing O. i ,'he lord ",yor said :: was
80 s"pris:ng state Of society,rb,'. he was
GOT IRE ia, ed to dispute the fac
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:. HE subscriber most respect, tc-t TO tbs inhab'-
- ants % ot'-wn aud surro' icnr cuniry his SER
,ic.s "a CIV uciiore.r aud omission Merchant fer
the ,ir = ,e,l F-tate ts'- Carriages. Dry Goods,
Frrfiulrr &C. &C. as, ing those who may favor him
In tb-,r r,u,,,f,rr - honorable effort will 10
,,.,,tr ., ~, 30, -tls ard prices. Cash adv anccs
xii h.. made ia ,ca good. consigned for niInedi-
ate safe ssof, north side oi Ian street. nearly oppo-
81. trs p..t Nee. JAS. LANCASHIRE. -
Gus " 49, ~ .esH,qn. Ottawa, octohcr ~ S:E.
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EANsAs.-The Westport correspondent Of
he st. Louis Republican sta,-s IT,. = =.
night Of the 23I ul;.; tlirt- re. o.. = tts-..-
seven prisoners 10 sere -. 80; trial
FOR Inurt-s and e:h-- eriae-. lid from
The dungeons o. the z It Sc at Tecum-
sch; they picked >, :lc. brick. and, if it
had not been thz. ne Of ,ic-I accidentally
stnlnb!ed against :. 5c-....itcl. all would have
got away TIerc a; bl, sixteen prisoners
eft
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i.IIsrCs >.

10 e .-- --irts ~ ..ra .. '--re.-
n printing. ua2.. .t..l.E 49,.
g. "a ma. =.
= Il { :. g.. -, cheap
~ t,-i .lDUlFi.-s a. >ir.- f., % pf inches Niic.
iie,u-e t.afz, ,4i+r - p 'si i.sis"' -55,.r eg.-
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Go.yG 10 E,cf"Acr' - 49, n the St.
Louis Ucmocr1, ..5l a~za. -, 18th,
says, the mititie -: - -: r. soon
20 be disbandct: ; -; Gear AR -. n,
about 100; viz, rite. - -.,.-.-@r-.er .ssfe
the Territory fer Nc ~ e is: " alkcr
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation-The most
valuable and cheapest family medicine that
can be used.
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IS Sal - -
= - - - = - -
.1Ou ;T,!l G. ..T:nt.s., sfuG IN
4 III i Gil ~ !. tlt-.4 = - :.
-, z.=..
--Ea-e 49, a. N->' <
= ~ ('E = - = T. = -
-. ~ -. 80 iIS- -.
So TfT faf-.- 81. - @ ..., ~ . ... o.
Z. ,.sI- -4 a.. .a-#.c
ssEsf-.s f.r.g.n<
T7.,.1 - - .-...,' 80, ~ "a.
b'|th Ni9h>- ....-
fF'.-'! N..ii-'. al cU.lEs- -si.n-, ii-iE. So.
and plaid
All " ool t'c Lain6>,
-erv Il Iia B and rrte .r-- Per=iau as.+ ',aa-
do: -a-is.- fg1ae-a-. d bases, L.-r.--s -
i2.-ar.,ar E--4e4 ssd scotch
t,u-b,mS
A'+'ie an. 'i''''. -'..'''''-''
'H'ic"c>,
II sold al 81 !o- lI.-s--
Gloves.
f.--al4le-'s ~ '-R-a-st- '->.'--ere p, &C.
gIu.5arv
.-a-ou. T-la'- Wr.i. ...a % -'i-. s5-
'-..- Eilr.... ... .., .a.- J. -le.F.,,--eI g.. e.
-.p..vraud yynol.u ifood>.
r,he =. -.,',:. r-s. ,---. f,.i- -a- Incl l.
n.s'. 4 soalA q, -" o. ---'--- .',- - RI
ana - ,,
nos"
- L'', 'l'1' "a '
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.AN""';.L.. NEW
Family Grocery Store.

On lfiI Sl,,l. = IN doors cue! y Me PoG ONCE
GEO. PIERCE
y TSVTCTFULLI informs huu ,kerpers and all other,
IL VA OTTAWA. i.at hu Ia "pchrd Family Grocery
aud Pros s.l he above location, where q. will
sell cheap =. Ciear,-r Dui sometimes !ltile
CLCaY,r, ..
sugar. TfGi .>rs- rOfFre. Teas.
Slar Ca.i,c-. ,gch.r,l, and n other kind, Of Salt
FL ~,i"., frtls, tnr',s. lotfr', Chickens, Eggs,
,Hur. lin efH-t y;ci-thu- dat belongs 10 full
ta.A vl Family row, store nc Respectfully solicits
81 share of public ..."'.a'"
600 d,il... i promvt- free Of charge, in all parts
Of tIr C.r'. Citiwa, October II, 1850.
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rASr AND SrRArroN's MERCANTILE Co..

BRYANT AND STRATToN's MERCANTILE COL
LsGE.-This excellent institution for edacat-
ing young men in the details OF business, is
now established in Chicago upon firm ba-
sis. The proprietors have had abundant ex-
perience in this departIneh: 81 education,
and their success in Buffalo and Cleveland,
where these schools have been in successful
operation for number CT years past, and
ere now in full tide c. prosperity, is some
evidence at least of theft merit. They have
sLOwn a communicable lbera.iy in their ar
rangcmc:.,s and ef.nce DISPOSITION to build
Up an ine.it'.ti-a .hicn shall deserve sue
cess 90 -. ~tcthd Of merit: Their line OF
Colleges from -.Ibany to Chicago is now
complete, ard the c.,tre machinery in good
::I-sIne order. Or citizens-haTe cccaSioa
20 congratulate themselves upon Ems IN
port.nt cccc*siol and our young iIca would
do well - satisfy themselves By neraonal
e-a:'.i..a.icn of the facilities offered by
Ncssrs Bryant Z Strat.on.
These gentlemen have associated with
them i. lie various departments, men Of
talent .al cXpericncC-srlch as are caculat
81 to give an enduring reputation to their
schools and :hcy have spared nothing in
arranging course Of study the mos. OK
tensiyc and practical in lis nature. As az
evidence Of the business character of their
manuscript forms, We need only say that
t.ley are warmly and specifically endorsed
by the first business men in the various ci-
ties. In the department. Of business pcs
rIau>hip, their sch IS are withcl!. an equal
in the country, and So have no doub. ira.
the other departments arc rs thorough and
practical. The specimc.,s CT practical pen
mansiip and ba=incss sJri.; hoi.i these col
iegcs have already taken the first premiums
at the State -airs Of New York, Ohio and
Illinois AT 'hc i'rJTincial Fair OF Caualc
vest -Tf - re Mechanics r.l: gc CHI
cage. = I>',:e5' department is also cstab-
shed n ce5..cc.;9.. with tha College and :
~ ,lnf1-tallc room, sc.cratc from the
gc:s;lencns. devoted 10 ii.is purpose. Ills
is nos; Important ac.tr:,.-ion al we haze
nc do~tt VI bo duly sprr"~iF.e'
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'Eill meet at the usual place and ho:r 2.
Tic5ja~ evening ucrt. An Interesting pg
rr..'::;'''g O. e>e-=is,s wiiy, ,a>a e..
rom =. ::,,...s vel. has L-e- o.e.a.i r.
tile occaz:5A. 4. geuor,i '..-.'..'j.'. p ;.tcuI
Is giYcn.
-',rahSi1-.',.' and ih1s.,.l.2 ri - 'c.'.
Tnis Society meets every = ,.a~ -vcn.l.;
in Eattingei's Hall at ,l,--.
Subjects FOR next meeting
Rea1ing choice s-iec':ous
address. = patent l1on fro" 'ic !-rr
Of a Cousaa1 string, - m,I:.t--.
Public examinations 7- usual.
DiaacusSion Of the Flowing proposition
Tina .c5uscrva;isr'.. T. -7,'!1-"i.... ; .'>,
full and necessary"
AGmi.tauce free.
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,g,...t. Ee...:s.Yt for sale.
fake NOflcry

y5UF iher Offers for sale two good teams harnes<
4 .n,r u. The horses are young aud good The buY
-I-a-.r a.c his cfncr from four teams. win he sold
at "a 1Ir-atl iuoyl5-lml n, PURIFY
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT TIE
>PeOple's Cheap Store,

w have juit received our last inyqfie of WINTER
w GOODS, and offering them 81 prices th..
not be beat in town. Give cali aIs e:arriae our
stock and prices.
Plain and shaded Oelaiips, Parameias Po.ins, Cling
hams Prints, Broche Shasls long and square, Tag
State and Waterloo Hoslcn shawis .g7t- 70. Black
and Coored Dress Silks Nelvc.s for " nas, collars and
Sleeves, in sets ladies Ccaks Euibroideries Ribbons,
Ladies' anG ClsilFens Hoods and EicgeIettcs, Ladies'
Gloves, Sid ~. and Tor-tcd Gents do Ladies' and
Uses W95!en Hosiery, M1oyy blankets, OF all c"i"rs
i- i-ia >'e-tinSs r'ses aFca-, ~ oTdc"''s' CASH
l.,elcs, >.netS, -" l.l,ts Shoes and Eu'Drrs. good
sSsartncn i.Incr,her lie place, Gio:cr * Gods
Book. fuovijj DOUGLASS ROSS.
rESY EsEGI:ssEB. large Stock OF BONNkrS
= and LADIES SHOES, at Yer! 10" PRICES A..
a,.J ROSS Ucft;j..,>S.
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y ~ W by the subscriber, living in Dayton Town
,s -. sic CO., H., the 29ih October, 1855,
Iio D. s...a i-e .ssii my wheat field The owner
eau pave th,u = paving damages and taking them
aN tnuvi-.i9~ WILLIAM ROhARY.
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8uGaIo - ATCIlERLEY,
IA NJ e STAPLE GROCERIES.

OF "hpl Az .sp RfTAIi. DEALERS
IA NJ & STAPLE GROCERIES,
Is. ,I-a,tJ~ Eoek. opposite tie Post Office.
Nt'TAW y, ILL.
- 9Hi Elac'. Tea, Coffee Chocolate West India
~ 'ri.i- Pickles and Preserves, Candies, Coiaron
an Fancy s"Hps catsup aud Cordial, Meat and Fish
s.7-s-. Tobacco aud Ssars Cider aud Fancy Vinegar
lua', CARRIED, Crushed aud Crude sugar WILLOW Work
tiH7"v'', Wooden aud Earthen Ware, Grain Bags.
HtG,ie>. brooms Flour, Corn Meal, Hacon. Fi-l, SAs
dimes. Oyster, and Lob-ters French Mustard, olive Oil.
!->, Dates Pruue, hnpurtr ttrons Currants, Gr,eD
ard Dried Fruits, Ground ard L gonLd Gloves Spices.
finger, Cinnamon, Coffee, Piper. &C, Gc Maccare-
All 'ooPcrs Eising Powder. Nor.eSr,hre sauce, Nuts,
CHud:es, CauPh'r Cream Tartar, Eosil, Chalk, Par,
Ink, indigo, wholesale and retail.
G. DELANQ..
.cp6 L l.. ArCp R1.T.
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INT SsITIV y DUlIcI.t a-ls.
Il IS quite gratifying; 20 hear news of ge-
neral peace and prosperity all over the Ter
Titory. business between this part of the
country and Kansas is lively; immigration
IS going on, and money getting plenty again.
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Goniis Delivered

y subscriber always keep horse and wagon In res
tness deliver all goods purchased st his Grocer
e.. free NJ charge ia any part II the City Store 4
corner Of Main anil i.lGmIg, st.. '''''
'unf'-if PHIL. GODFfeY
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30 Pairs BLANKETS.

Nle. red. Vine. gree. and gray ali SuU-. ylai
-! PRINTED, Rpbroy u ne!s. 'jusc-s Z all ---,f-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17

RooT GRAFTING-For the benefit of your
readers | wish to give my mode of root graft
ing j make form, by taking a piece
l 10 inch plank, 8 inches wide-secure it 2
IL feet from the floor, edgewse then saw
ha-inch deep, one and half inches from
the en- !, and split off as deep as sawn, Whit h
makes a shoulder.
L then cut my roots the desired length,
place them on the form, and with one cut
make the SLANT then draw back the root, half
or three-quarters Of an inch, turn the edge of
my knife toward me, aud cut the tongue and
lay it by.
Now, take your scion, place in on the form
and cut the slant and tongue in the same
manner, then shove it forward and cut off at
the desired length, and let it drop in box
beneath. When ready, put togeather with
'waxed cloth, and they are done.
perfer cutting my roots into lengths with
the shears, us the earth on them duls the
knife. | can make smoother cut and bet
ter connection at the lower end, by using this
form, than by holding in the hand, in the
old way and consequently secure an earlier
and more certain growth.-[S. G. MNKLER',
in the Prairie Fdemer,