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Eroc1a1uaIiGH.

Proclamation.
) sons tl,st VI JEANS sTRENGTHENING CORDIAL
only remedy that wil strengthen and nyigorate the
system, and remov. all impurities in the blood
II j. pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties OF Tosrc, DfrRrTIc
and ALrEs,rivE.
Itwil any disease of the stomach Liver or Bow
Diarrh,ca Bliousue.s, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head
ache. Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach Liver Com
plant, Weakness or Debility Pam N the stomach or
Bowels, Costiveness, Night Fevers fe!lowne-s OF the
when taken i. peutrarzes and remove. any morbid
secretions the Stomach and strengthens the Digestive
Organs.
1t will also cure any disease Of the Uterus Kidneys.
Bladder-or Urinary Organs and Alternative pu-
rifles and healthy circulation Of blood
ing all Sores Boils Pimr.es or Bsotch,s the skin.
Try it, and be convinced Of its wonderful inyigCratng
For CHILDREN, who are puny. weak and .ickly. we
advise parents give them teaspoon fun of this Cor
Or; "a. sa, y: c;,,,,.-
j H. McLFEy, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Lnirnent.
~ Principal Depot, on the corner OF Third and Pine
streets, ST Louis, NO..
Te best evidence in the wosrp Of the merit. OF a
medicine ti.nony of Physicians T'ey all in
favor of McLeaLs Volcanic OIL Linment, because they
il is the best .ent that has been discover
ed and the only remedy for the permanent cure oil
local pains and external diseases.
They have tested in the most OF Rheum-
atism Bruises iraius. Barns, Sores, &C. and II las ne
YER failed to ~ luce speedy aud permanent
~ Read the following letter from old experienced
Physician, which is INCoNCESTABi.E PROOF Of the
great efficacy OF McLean's Volcanic Oh Eminent III cur
ing the sore and the lame:
Mr. J. H. McLEAy-Sir wish to add my testimony in
the great virtue of your Volcanic Oil Imminent have
used your Eminent Sores Bruises &C., and 1t always
cured them than any other remedy ever saw
I am using in a of erysipelas, and the pa
tient is doing WELL have used it horse that had
the sweeney, and it cured him in short time; also my
saddle got lame from hump below the hook joint;
he had also the scratches very bad fused the Mexican
Mustang Linmen and several preparations of my own,
hut could do him no good. rubbed McLeans volcanic
Oil L,nment him twice, and it killed the scratches
and reduced the swelling. A few more applications
cured him entirely. advise every farmer to keep Sup
ply always on hand, for it is valuable Linment.
Sd. GILLIAN, NJ. n.
sS-J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor, st. Louis, Mo.
y-Sold by Sa.LLMAN Co, Druggists Ottawa, H.,
nd all other Druggists everywhere. auglj2m
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vUyHE MORsALEs-rhe Mogsaie's Shirt. just received
rap4l PRESCOTT's.
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To the Unfortunate Victims.
DR., BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This is a SAT- and Certain Cure for Gonorrhea
elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness. Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and specific remedy will all diseases
Of the Genital organs days. saved thou
sands upon thousands from the hands of MEICILEss
QUACKS, if not from PREMATURE GRAVE. In case of
infection DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and
SURE REMEDY. Have you Private Disease: Do not
neglect it. II you go regular Physician with your
case, you your REPUTATION. If you go to an
ADVERTISING QUACK you YOUR HEALTH FOR LIFE--
Avoid both, and DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which is
agreeable the and contains plain directions
for With i: you CURE YOURSELF, and thus
proven, ALL EXPOSURE 1t will cure the worst cases
of disease, and the system a perfec
state of HEALTH AND PURITY
sfy-Frice $50 per bottle.
sB~Prepared by DR.. EASTERLY, corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, St Louis No.
sg-sold by A. c. PUTNAM, E Y GRIGcs, d. WALKER &
Co and VI. KSEUsSI, Druggists, Ottawa and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States JUL
INvALIDS EEJOICE.-A is taking place in
the .ciencs Of medicine. The time has when the
and most appalling cases OF disease can he cured
New discoveries are being made in the medicinal agents
employed as well in the OF combining and pre-
pairing them years trial has fully established the
fact that Eastery's Family Medicines the best
and most curaves known for the diseases for
which they recommended Every family should
keep supply hand, and thereby save doctors bills,
and much suffering Dr. Easterly Iodine ard Sarsapa-
ria, Dr. Carriers Cough Basam, Dr. Easterlys Fever
and Ague Killer DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial, and DR.
Bakers Specific all meeting with rapid sale and
universally approved Over One Hundred Thousand
Bottles of these popular articles have been sold within
the years See the advertisements in our Co
Iurn. They can had OLA. c. PUTSAH E. " GRIGGs,
d. Waller CO., and NJ kSEUssL, Druggists Agents for
Ottawa. auEl-Im
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"WOODLASD CREsN'-A Pomade fOE beautitying the
Har-hghly perfGm.d superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing Ladies
Hair has equal giving it bright, glossy appear
1t a Gentenans Hair 10 curl in the most
natural II removes DandruG, always giving
the Hair the appearance Of being fresh shampooed.-
Price, only ffty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO.,
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ProFri-tors Of the e Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by d. wALEER L Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, ILL.,
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

L n
N3HE Ottawa Female Seminary Is now in successiui
L operation, numbering 40 and more Students. Cass-
formed in Latin French, Drawing, and Music,
beside the English branches in the Academic and Coe-
giate Department.
The building the next north OF the resi-,
denco Of Judge Cotton has been purchased for schoo
purposes for this winter; in the spring the building VIII
be enlarged to accommodate IS or so students from
abroad, with board and other conveniences.
For this winter limited of Sor 10 students can
be accommodated with board in the Seminary students
from abroad wishing TO attend this School this winter ana
board, should apply procure their rooms
For further information address J. G. Natnger, ESQ.,
J. V. A. Hoes ESQ., Hon. b. q. Cook. f. Griggs ESQ
fnov22l l.. UMLAUF, frtnctPds.
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S1CkSeS.
SICKLES Of every kind for Grass Cutters ana
- constantly on hand and made to order Old Sickies
over and repaired the most reasonable terms.
great variety of sections hand and for SAFE iso'
p d. SWEETSER,
jun6-3m Bells liU East of the CITY Mus.
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This is SAT-. and Certain Cure for Gonorrhea
elect Structure, Seminal Weakness. Diseases
of the KidneTs Bladder, and all Diseases
of itai0
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NOR sale by the gallon. made by WELLS Provost
( New York Also, Harvey's Sauce. No. new Mack
rel and White Fish. Children's Chases and Cabs, at
iunlS JAS. h. MEIGs-
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no cOnyicts there Were for,

It will be noticed that while the ratio Of negroes
10 muattOes in Upper Canada is assumed 10 be -
greater than l to 3, here the proportions 40
reversed, and there are three negroes 10 one 4
mixed race. The explanation of tho large propS.
ton of eolored convicts is probably to be found ,
the fact that Canada il not the refuge Of the fasi
tive save or industrious emigrant alone, but thss
mapy Of our colored criminals, educated to vice b
our large cities, evsde the penalty Of their crimes
by escaping to Canada and there, continuing thslf
career, become inmates of the pro Tncial prison.
In the same commsn cation of DR.. Litch6sA, Il
is stated that in e3I convicts, the mortality wss:
among the whites, IL per cent; Africans, 10 pss
cent and among the Indians, 30 per cent Though
the number Of negroes embraced in the eslculatisa
is too smau 10 enable Us 10 place implicit reliAaos
upon it, We cannot but regard il as 9 strtng isdi
cation Of the injurious effect Of northern climate
upon the black race.
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InPoKrAsr WILL CAss.-The case OF John 1.
Loripg sppellas egt. Joha e. PAX OF 81: exse a'ois
NJ TIE vii of the late JoI s,han Loring Vt Gr)ton, IL
now on t,ial in the Supreme Court at Cambridge, SD
e.e,es eres; interest. Mr.. Loripg died in 1882 osv
pg property Of about twe1ty thousand dollars, ard
q sidcw and no chiidreo. Ia bis viii ne makes no
sral provisios for his vi ard sivee iegscss to e.ch
of bk hrsthers aud sistsr-. He sls) deyses to the
Trustees Of the G,con Minister al suGd the remainder
of his property. Joha g. Ioing. nephew sppeas
f,cm th- decree of the jade Il PrJbss sloSns me
win Of his upce snd coue.s lie validity tue grouod
If TIE - Ct tie teetators tnud aud un1a
mfutute sxi red o,er han ., tie ate Caleb bn,iei
..a OF G,o.or aud oher ge0tisnes OF reeps 't4ohty
Upward Of forty witnesses have been sumnoe~a " u
so oae-, vhica Wa rpeGsd oa sssu:caJ es,, sao
ms 10y jB~sa Journal
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By M ExBwIk. Anoaoneer.
OY BANGS, BROTHER d. Co.-Trsde-Sais
} Rooms No. IS Part row
AnJnAX LLEArEI

MONDAY EVENING. Nov 81 at s o'clock
ENGLISH and AMER CAN BOOKS, mostly is;e editions,
IL perfect order conpfox sygs coecton OF vsaao
copies standard works 10 History Biography PoS
The Drsus Bellies Letters Ars aud soiences nae raPn
Family Pocket Bibles add large sssortn.nt OF coos
LetatsIe Hany Of them Ia nest casnn c1
and Morocco bndIs Aiso variety Of eeea1ty nsra.ed
Books profo.eiy enbeHi.aed Jesenls &c may
be hoo Ct the Sale Rooms
GRE T SALE or CHOICE AND STANDARD ENGLISH
BOOKS
B. Co preparing Catalogue Of extensive con-
summit. Ypsh Books jus: received which have oe-n
carefully selected ard richly boaDd BY hsy hvisre and
hers. paculsy suited 70 the Ginning Holiday season To-
tber with colecsn Of and valuable Stsndnd
Wctk. "a fine bndBz suitable Tor presents
ard public ara private libraries To be sold without
Oh OF about the 18th Decsmber.
Purthsr particulars hereafter -
NB-Tb Will BE- open the public, and VIII Present
very opportunity procure eegsnt and vusoe books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

FATAL APFRAY.-A letter in The Bedford Va
Democrat says that Frark Greer was shot and XIII ID
by James Nichols, in Pittsylvass County, Va 90 tse
ID met while returning from funeral in Bedford.
The letter ssys that an ARRAY commenced between
them, when Nichols drew q pistol AMI shot Greer n
the abdomen. Greer fell and said, "Nichas. yoe
shave killed me for nothing-Lord, have mercy On
"mev' He then ssked TO be raised up, which wss
done. They placed him on q cart to carry him homo.
He cied in about thirty minutes. The writer says tase
Nichols escaped and adds; II has been reported tias
said Nichols killed his mother q few yesrs ego.
Another 6o.her, by the Of Arnold, Is suppose
still cider brother, killed Daniel Ashwe Not ono ol
them bas been puIished.
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EOR LIYERPC OL--The United States Mail
I steamship ATLANTIC. Eldhdss, commander, VII es
ran With the Unit-d States hSs or Esop. ueveY oe
SLTURDAY Dec. S st IL o'coas from her brth a. tne
st OF C.ns Yof Ff.sh or Passage having uneqased -
comnodstions for e-ssnee ard comfort apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS, No So Wan.
Passenger, vi please be- On bo<rd e. II ooSocts m An w
ter. mas pes through the Pos0ce sy others VII Be 70
turned 49,.
II, hit cuUpsrtm,nfs. A,
The BALTIC, Cap. I. Coms,ock. ~ln sscceed me
ATLANTIC spd sail December L.
No expense hss been spared 10 make the ssnen OF tbs NE
10 ell respects - cord - Tee thorough sxsnins;ioa
proves their mode Of construction yet uneqlAed
B-HerssteI toe resVlz built ships for this iios w PSF
fefm TIE entire service y
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THr Low CUKE.-Our Western Reserve 10 becon.
ing quite noted for its adoption OF Illicit doctnnes an
practices The "heher law" principle, hrst invoks I'D,
during an niensied feeling relative TO slavery s now
applied to que ons of moral social a. well a. po-
hical nature. The last movement OF especial impor'
lance in that region, is the ,hment OF What
termed " Love Cure" Il seems that comm unity
of Social Revolutonists has been organized at srn
flights. ia Erie County that they nave purchased
property, and are now making arrangements ~
demon.irste in their own lives, the beauty 0t
their " reformation" There Il nothing especially
lew, We believe, in their code. They are IKE All
such Reformers, believers in spituslism, aud re-
gard the revelations Of the Bible a. secondary to the
Inspirations With which they are persoc ally favored
They reverse individual Independence, and bold tnst
society has right to enact any law or TO instal any
action For instance, the laws 10 operation and the
customs in vogue relative t. marriage are considered
by these "reformers" s tyrsrnioai and DOL Gus: De-
cause once married, mans or womsns achon Is
all others which prevent Unlimited indivdualfreedom
The comm unity at Berlin Hi shts 10 sid to number
eighty strong including thirty females. Among 'heI
establishment is hotel, which Is conducted on ne
vegetarian ard hydropsthic principles, sad winch
they have been pleased to denoninate the Love
Cue" /, is not int nded, IFS nsme indicates, 10
cure thst most holy Of passions in the human hesrt
love- but by proper trestrnent to eradicate 'ne
lsr notions u love- or the dutss oi love ~ oSne
woros, regarding all minds out theit own cisessed 10
reference TO mafrimony they propose 10 cure those
who favor them with their patronage, by practical
application Of he doctrines Of free love
Il is sad that come opro.iiion has oeea ma1ile,te1
N This patent moral reform institution in Ere County.
Men who have wives they love. and women who
hsve busbstds they esteem and Psreute who have
children upon whom they bes.ow affection ioar the
Influence Of the Love Cure. They have met and st'
pressed their but a. yet have faed t.
eject the Bellip flights Hotel. The "refo'lnsrs "
have planted tbemselvss upon the higher las.
principle and regard all opposition pertecuSon ),
far they hold their own snd they viii continue to 10
90 until the novelty Of TIE " reform" dies a.ay
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CASH OF TRAssyUsIos.-The delicate and interest
,notbsr hss sos,n heen uecessfuy perfrned by Or.
S Wbe.croft, surgeon, Of CsnnOck: assisted BY Mr..
!. Blsokford and Mr. Samuel Waeatcroh. The
patient was Mrs. Benton, Of Cannock. When ape
i,nty expiring from loss OF blood, about pouads
blood as transfased from he veins Of her band
INTO her veins, with the hsppiest result Ios 70.
minutes after the current OF blood began to hos ead
the ebbirg Of life checked the circa ston Seiog
rtssablshed, and deverancs from spps ently certain
and approaching dissolution secured The opnszae
was reformed on the 20tn ultimO. NJ. Whescon
soggssts tie tTsl Of this operation in he last sAee
low Spbu, s5d the cole pee Of Asissc csolsrs, wsss
sll other means have failed.
IWolysrhampson Eng hionids
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OONsTABLEs SALE of SUPERB HOUSE

~ HOLD FURNIrURE-Rich Wilton and Velvet Carpets:
csy French plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors three ses OF
Ich PaIlor Furniture Piano Forte, 7octsve,
sanity plsid with pes and sol pes k@ys-ons Of toe most
iusrQmeDts made; valuable Oh PsattnSs; Pearl
sps Silver Cutlery &c No. 81 West 10th IT. near 5thsv
Y NASH Aucrioneer. FRIDAY, Nov a. At 10 O'Clock the
entire Furniture Of above house which OF the best d-scnp
ton o. ssstiug Of large and costly Pier and Mantle Mirrors
superior rosewood Piano elegant suites Of Psrlor furn
tue in rich crimson aid brocsde do in green
gold costly ro'ewood and Secretary Book cases. solid
carved GOD Cent- Sofa and Pier Tables three superior
rosewood Etsgers marble tops, with mirror doors aud
bnci eeg,rt rosewood Reception Ch.ts in rich sstn .ad
tapestry rosewood Conner with mirror backs. rcn
Lace Window Cwtsins and Shades Broure ant Ornoiu
Cocks costly Ssyres and Dresden Vss and rich Psrlor Or
&C. with number Of hne OH Paint gs Dining
room and Chamber Funiture-elegant Ex.enson Tsbe,
Cts h sod band decorated Tea and Coffee SETS elegant
Cut glass Ware Pearl and silver Cutlery Cake Baskets Cast
ers Bureaus Wasbstsns with marble tops costly de-
China Toilet Sets best Hair Mat Festher Beds
and b. dding French Mirror mahogany suites Of Runi
ture cloth and mahogany Spinssest Chairs
rosewood Hall Stands. OIL Cloth, &c Sale positive
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Col. LEAcH's WAsos RoAD.-Ths Secretary q
the Interior has received intelligence from Col Lssos
dated Erarkn, Texas, Oct. ~ stating that 2oraoe
q bis trsin had recently arrived at that place. cad hs
the men were ali vel aud tns muee In good c,odtoa;
TIE road esst Of Foit Laramie vas quie rough sac
mech washed BY recent heavy rairs. Four workise
palties bsd been organized end were Ct COX uPes
the read between Prsnklin aud Fort Fillmore. Va.
Leach sxpresse< with great con6deoce the op'nos
The a opth a Decemb.r. the amount of wofk seses.
cary to be dcus, together with the proper est nsses
its coat. washington Uaoa-
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L TON, for BOSTON and PROVlDEtGE-I'ssSdr r'~~-
The steamers COMMODORE, Captain Joel stone spe
The s4oSiS6ToN nd P' PSovIDEscE and BosToN and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS leaving New; Yors s.sy .san
days exeeptsd nom Pier No North Rver first wnsu soove
Battery pses at O'Clock and s.onington st sT ~, OF
the arrival Of the mail train vhcn leaves 8oon a. o;lo M
The c. VANDERBILT from New YoIk, Monday W ssinessy
FrdAy om Stonnson Tuesday Thursday and 81;
The COMMODORE from New York Tuesday IhurssS ana
Pssensers proceed from stonngon railroad 70 rrou,
Boston in the Express Mail Train reschns sae
places Of those by other routes and spe TINE
Tor All the early morning lines connecting North and Ia.
singer, that prefer board the steaor ENJOY
ng6r. rest breakfast desired and leave 6toa-
inuon In the 7:l5 a train for Providence. ,
baggage master accompanies the steamer ana Tram
escb way. $500 49,.
For passage berths tsteoor freight apply board the
steamer or a. Rresh Office Pier No. North River or
the Office No. 10 Battery place. Novefnoefs
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8teamboais ar1b Railroads.

E>OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIvER-fhe splendid aud sneefon
s~an~r BAY STATE Can yeves.- leaves New ioff evev
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sArURD Az 1t 4ecocs Ss n
md the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsyton lesyes hev.i0x
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at ocsoos
from Pier No N. B.. The sst:esyi eo'h 'oscnme
81 Newport essh wsy.
VIII b. regarded secured 10 any spsh
csDt urti the shall have been paid for
Frest With eroef oisps,cs
By an Express Freight Trstn v
VIM BORDEN, Asen. Nos 70 and VI Vests.
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TIE Two DousLAssEs The colored men o. ~
csso so nusoly tersreo BY the Ilioo!s Dousiss es~
,sAsa up cudeslz In their own behalf snd, 70 s' ~
al ,esoiutiops pablished 10 the Chicago paPeo, -
uuo. Rim 10 seeeet . challenge from their chsmrS
Prrdesick DE- Of New. York. for The dsce.
Of ,hs points Q! iseus betWsea thsn.
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DENNs YLYANIA RAILROAD

il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A.
iutc cities viii Western North
,,rs b, Railway direct Tnis
=, Pitt,buref with ally line Of Steamers prs the
Wesarn Rivers md Of Cleveland and Sandusky with
To Al pots op the Northwestern LSkes-n.krx Vie
S,ret cheap AID reliable route BY which FREIGHT be
k,rv sreef 10 End from the Crest Wess
RATHs BETWEEN PHIL kbCLPh1A and PITTSBURGH
Yrrsr Class -Boots Shoes. hsts and Csps, )oos,,.1
Rool. DIV Goods TN boxes bales and trruks)
Dyuss lin boxes and bLes) Feathers, furs ke..
aFcorp CLAss-Domestic Shes,ins. shirtins and
fYeitns I'm orisipal bses Druss TN essk Hard 7So<uts
v.re Leather I'm rolls boxssl, Wool and Sasep leo n
Pets eastward,
yrrRp O. ass -Anvs Steel, Chains I'm ossksl
pemn bacon and Pcrk, sailed Qoose or IN sseks).
TtSAcco uanutsct1red except Citsra or cut, ke wv
royhrH Class Coffee, Fish Bacon, Beef and
Fo,i I'm ce.is Lo1es Eastwsrdb Lard aud 80 cents
Lard OH, Mails Soda Ash, German Cisy Tar. 100 D.
Pt,eh, Bosin tc.......... :'.'.'...''.''.''..'."J
FLogR-15s y Dbl. until further notice
aRaN-Ss o~nts y loo 10 until further notice
CoTTos-S2 eae not exceeding SO 70 weight ne furAa
notice. -, 49,.
In shippins Coods sny point ssss OF phisdephA b
,.,tic1lsI 10 m the psekxge Via Pepusyv,n.
Good, COT sned 20 the Agents u this Road Phadpe
NJ Pit,,bur.h viii be forwarded without decen,ion
YsrresT AGr.r,-Iiarris Woruey L Co. phis fera ,
RE- ss., a Co St Louis, q. OReilV Co Evansville
ina pumrsnil Bel Co. and Csrtss levitt, LousvNs
irrtn 4 Co Cin-rnat. NJ w. Graham 4 Co, Zsnesvfls
ohio L-,cb Co No 81 Kuby .,. Boston; Leeeh Co. No
Aston House. EewYoff and No W ooath 81. New YoskI
q ]. sas-dsi, rta.dsPhsi n.s.. K'0s' s.iaor''
D. st-wsrt Pittsburgh
Il H HOUSTON General Fresyst Aseot fhnsaslsAsA
H. LOMBAERI. Superintendent At>ooA ia
Nov -.
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5alee DO Anctio!l-

AUCTION NOTICE.-B. II. BANGS, Auc-
~ uaD.er BANGS Co will oootinus 10 .s te'. Se-E
- virtue Of cha I'll mcTt.sse TIE stes o. DE oCoDo cpn
,s.d u, N. SIC No an Canals Told No ~ cra-.t'rg IN
part q sl. shsw. Clost De Lsne f,.id' heis. Nc
Tino.s P.isattss tep To~e4inss Ho,-y LN-s saa I'm
os hi
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N1EW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE ftom NEW

NEN WIDE-UAONL fsVUIL ItM NEW
IN YORK - ROCHESTER ROCHESTER and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is open and In connectios
with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork and NewYork snd
Frie Railroad forms direct route from New York Rochee
TIE drectnes Of this route tosether with the superior
fort afforded by wide renders Il BY far the dess
b,. betwee the sbove-nsmed cities
Tickets be procured a. he Newyort and Erie Railroad
Ticket Ofce foot Of Duanes and No sS Broadwsy also In
Jersey City. Bagrase checked through
Yr,ghtw be transported between View Yosk and Roehes-
~ with dispstch Any information desired In regard thereto
ss be ob by calling the Gener. FRIGHT Agent of
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings TAPPAN
PIpre,s Preisht AGENT No 1873 Broadway.
No trains on tbs Buffalo Corning and NewYofk Railroad
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD Superintendent
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ssIGNEEs Satellite balance Of the assets
q. osssmith Reehes s,ssned % the subscriber fr the
BE-, .ft a creditors oonspg Of Notes. Account boads
s,. CistDs In Dispute aud all other assets vii be I'D al
snc o. the bshe. bidder without at the City H
on THURSDAY Dec $. s. pm Furher particulars on day
II sale New York, Nov. %, 1871
'" e. T. SAWYER Anignee-
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CUPREME COURT.-THE MUTUAL LIFR
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF EEw-YORk against
ANGUS MCDONALD SAMUEL w. CRONK aud JACOB
PECARE and BERTHA his wife -summons. (sut d. }
You hereby summoned the e0mpst this cause
of which copy demanded will be served upon and
'eve .cpy Of yos, sn'wer on q. s our Office No Wa.
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of suoh service wh
tseny days ate, .sIyic. Of copy Of said u such
Hyou fs 70 answer the Aforesaid ths Plaintiff
VII spp to this Co.n for the r.sf S.Iasndsd n ..s CO.
County Of KipsA Deed New Y ork, October l. 1851
Belts ROBINSON BETS Plsntas' Attorney
No 81 Wa16, New. York
To the dcss.dszA ANGUS MCDONALD. nv lsws~P