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Coxcsrss,os AL.-Mr.-phelps of Missouri

CoxcRRssIoSAL-MrP Phelps of Missouri,
made good point ON Mr.. Grow or Pennsyl-
vania, who reported the bill to authorize
Minnesota to form a State Constitution.
That sacred compact" as the Black Re-
publicans have delighted to call the Nilsson
ri Compromise, provided that only flee States
should be created out of the Northwest
territory, which five States have already
been created; and thus it appears that
Minnesota could not be admitted as State if
the Missouri Compromise had not been repeal
ed. So much of the results Of that repeal,
therefore, is in favor of freedom and the
people of Minnesota, as well as the whole
North, are indebted for the new free State
which is about to come in, to the bold and
wise measure of Judge Douglas. But it
seems that the Black Republicans regarded
only such parts Of the Missouri compact
sacred as suited them while other parts
Of it could be disregardcd at pleasure
Chicago Times.
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Messrs. Cook and Baldwin, Of the legis-
lature, have our thanks for sending US legis-
lative documents. reports, &c. II. 40 as
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CCPE OF
Colds, Coughs & Hoarseness.

BgIxFIELD, Mass, 29th Dec, 1855.
Dr. J. c. AVER ] do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever foundN
for Coughs. HOarseness, Influenza, and
the concoHlitant symptoms o! Cold, is
vour CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constant
use in my practice and my family for the
last ten years has shown 1t to possess su-
per!or virtues for the treatment of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, VI. d.
A. Il. MORTLEY, ESQ, Of Utica, n.
L, writes Il have used your PICTORIAL
myself and in my family ever since you
invented II, and believe it the best ncdi- .
zinc for its PURPOSE ever pu; out. Win a
bad cold should sooner pay twenty-five
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YIIAI and ,pIelldd a,sOrtment OF tabln 81 Fur
ture. lately owned by Gay Guilford, La Sale
St, door south Of Chsmberlans Agricultural Store
Will be sOld TO cash purchasers at cost febl4-Gw
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RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO CUR IA
COLD-Now while winter, with its burthen Of Colds and
Coughs, is with u.s. wegink remedy that will relieve
such vi.itaiions should be highly priced and all who
worth Of this remedy will do as we doprize it
doubly. Take double dose OF DR.. Sanfords Invgora
tor, and it will give greater relief than any other med
cine tried for have rarely to repeat the dose
entirely free from Cough, and ~ t lungs
have time throw off til collected matter, cure Is
complete. As family medicine for the of Bowel
Diseases, Worms, Derangement Of the Stomach and L.
yer we can recommend il knowingly.
o. J. woop & Co, Wholesale Agents for the Western
States. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. jan3l-3m
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MORE RAILRoADING.-Anoth link Of rail-
road connection is now afforded to the ira
yelling public. The railroad from Peoria
across to Peoria Junction, on the Chicago
and Alton road, is completed, and close
connection of trains is made. Persons leav-
ing st. Louis at o'clock, A. NJ and Alton 10,
A. NJ. can reach Peoria at 8 p. NJ. Also per-
sons leaving Chicago at 1880 a: NJ. can
reach Peoria at 8 P. NJ, this route being six
miles nearer than any other route from
Chicago to Peoria
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lowing list Of articles: Scenes of Clerical
I.ife-No. Mrs. Browning's Aurora Leigh;
Part viii of the Athelings; New Facts and
Old fancies about Sea Anemones; a Christ
mas Tale; Routine; John Decastro; Maid
Barbara; European Politics.
Blackwood, with the four British Reviews
rcpublished by Messrs L. Scott & Co. do
not, like the more ephemeral magazines Of
the day, lose by age, SO that a full, ve.r f,-
1856 may be regarded as nearly as valuable
as the Nos for 1857. Messrs Scott & Co
will furnish the two years at the following
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No less than 80 military companies ar.
announced to be present at the inaugurasion
Of Mr.. Buchanan
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Peoria MiII.wright Shou.

Peoria Mill.Wright Shop.
THE subscriber would inform Manufacturers and
others that he is prepared to contract to put up all
kinds of Machinery. Plans and specifications furnished
when desired. Cog Timber, Hoops, Hoppers, Elevator
Stuff and Kinmans celebrates, Tonr Packers, constantly
on hand and made order, Also agent for !ohnsons
Smut Machines, and Bran busters, and Todd's manu-
acture of French Bprrs and Boiling Cloths,
REFERENCES.
VIM. Moore, Esq, City Foundry Peoria Illinois,
Messrs. }. w. c. Moore, Fayetts Minis, -.
I. 81 pYuDins, Dobbns Dstery,
Messrs. Majors 4 Co., Eureka Mills, Eureka
- Rhoad Moore, Kewanee Mills Kewanee
shop on Adams street, above Moore's Foundry.
Jan2i-3m j. G.. REYNOLDS
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Mr. Bingham, the editor Of the Indiana
State Sentinel, has been elected State Printer.
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METROPOLITAN HALL,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
THIS Han il the larges; in the place. and is well
adapted for Balls and Con certs is well lighted with
gas aud provided with all necessary couyeuiences for
Parties. Concerts, Balls, &c.
For particulars address D. WALKER & co.
feblt DfrGaCr TXs
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Valentines.
cling OsS ar Cost !

Valentines.
q LARGE supply OF COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
"a VALENTINES, Just received
febli RATIfBUN & ORTON'S.
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TySUrE 4, WATERMAN

Second Floor, in SaftiaVers block, Cftdird, LHs.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity ut usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other Instruments made out and acknow-
lodged.
Policies ssucd in the following insurance companies:
Ia .>.Ue County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois Aut0dt do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
National Loan Fund LIFE assurance Society
WM. NJ. TRUE,
.y,ra 49, stf5. ISAAC w ATEpMAN.
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Asthma or Ph,nisic, and Bronchitis.

WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
siR Your CHERRY PEcToRAL is performing marvellous
alarming symptoms Of consumption and is now curing a
man vito has labore under affection the lungs
the last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A A. RAMSEY, VI. D., ALBIoS, MOoKoE Co.. IOWA,
writes, sept D. $50 during my practice Of many
have found nothing equal CHERRY PEc1o-
RAJ for giving and relief consumptive patients,
or curing such curabe.r
We might add volumes OF evidence, but the
yneg proof Of the virtues Of this remedy is found ra
It's effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably remedy has been known which
cured many and -uch dangerous this. Some
no human ad reach bat even those the CHERRY
PEcrCRAL affords relief and comfort.
Asr0a HorsE, NEW YORK CRY, March 5, 1855.
DOCTOR AYEg, LowElL feel it a duty and pleasure
TO inform what your CHERRY PICTORIAL has done for
my VIE che had been i've months labcrlng under the
dangerous symptoms OF Consumption, from which aid
We could procure her much relief. She stead
y failing, until Dr. strong Of th. city, where have
corle for aAice recommended trial Of your medicine
We bless hs Kindness do your skill, for she has
used to be, but is free from her cough and calls herself
well
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELBrynLE.
coHsrfmptjres. do despair till you have tried
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL. II is made by of the best
MEDICAL che nsis in the world and all round
bespeak the high merits of its vrtues-Pkl.deLp hitL
Ledger.
Prepared by DIR. j. G.. AVER.
Practical and Aaalyticat CheD,ist, LouceU, lNaas>
Price 25 cts. per box. Five boxes for 81. Sold BY
A. :. PUTNAM Of6dted,
ID. WALKER q CO, =.
G. II. HUNTER,
J. T. ADAMS, Earl Station.
c. II. JOHNSON, Mendoza,
And all dealers in medicine everywhere jan3l
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Howard Association, Philado

coward ASSOCIATION, Fhllad9
Important announcement,
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases snd l.
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Go.
ncrrha, Geet Syphilis, the Vice of Onansn, Self
Abuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association in view of the awful destruc-
ton OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases and the
receptions Practised upon the unfortunate victims
such diseases by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name,
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus aict-
ed who apply by letter. with description their con-
don, (age, occupation habits of life, &c.) and in
cases of extreme poverty and suffering, to f-isn Med
cine
me Ho~au -Ass0e'..on is benevolent Institution
es"'i special endowment, for the relief of the
sick and distressed afflicted with "vruent and Epide-
mic Diseases" 1t has surplus of means, which
the Directors have voted to expend in advertising the
notice 1t is needless add that the Association
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report on Sper-
matorrhoa, Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism
Masturbaton Self Abuse, and other Diseases >of the
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will be
sent by mail lin scaled envelOpe,) CHARGE,
the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DIR. GEO. Z. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association No. South Ninth Street Phiade
phia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FARcHuD, Secretdry feb14
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TAYLOR, WILLIAMS 4 Co.

4 He late partnership Of Gay Guilford is this
! dissolved All accounts of said firm vii ! be settled
by Robert E. Guilford. J. G. GAY,
febl4-3w ROBERT E. GUILFORD.
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Ottawa Female S0unfmary.
nlHR SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL sESSION Of the Ottaus
j Female seminary commences on Monday, tho l6tk ~
FebrHarys 1857 For particulars, advsrtisemcnty
Ottawa, January "a, 1857.
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HO meopathIc MedIcaIInstitu te

(NdHingeF's Block, third f0or.)
nOCTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the friends
- Of medical reform, and all who out from
crude drugs and harsh treatment of old school practice
that ne principally desire. undertake cases which
have been enormously treated by ANopahic Pr0cttio
ers, and Is confident that his method will be found the
most speedy and safe towards he eaIM
Diseases Of Women and Children
Attended to between the hours of 10 A. NJ and p NJ
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
sty-The fee heretofore $l00 per visit. the s,ua
for advice by mail Office consn'- ion IN c,s ,Ied;
cine included in both cases Residence nearly -.
=. -. vsInan's, Fox River, noys
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Seed " heat.

YyyIIE bs. and ciedHe Canada Club Spring Wheat ey er
L oEerod in this county, for sale the residence 0! the
undersigned, mile west Of the Dayton Mills. Much
taken last spring in bnning the hole of the
seed and removing the and imperfect berries before
sowing. fiebl+-3w H. e GEDSET.
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Group, Whoop,ng Cough, Influenza.

Group, hOopIns Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD Miss, Feb. T. 1856.
BrTHER AVER will cheerfCiy certify your PEcToRAL
Is the best rcnedy possess for the WkOopirH
CO"gA, Group and the chest diseases children We
OF your fraternity il the South appreciate your SKILL and
commend your medicine people.
HIRAM C1SKLIN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoSTIREr, IA. writes, 81 jan,
$500 Il had tedious lnBGenza. which confined me in
doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief
finally tried your PICTORIAL by the advice Of clergy
The first dose relieved the in my throat
and lungs; less than onehalf the bottle made
pletey we'll Your medicines are the cheapest well as
the best can buy, and esteem you, Doctor, and
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Purify your Blood!
HurleY's Sarsaparilla!

= all the remedies that have been discovered durin
~ the present age for the Thousand Ills that flesh 10
heir to-, none equal this wonderful preparation. Only
three years have elapsed since the discover twhO
decade in studying, experimeHtaliznz and perfecnk
~ h's mt reduced il to the public, and is already
cognized by the most eminent physicians all
the country TO be the most surprising and
medy Tor certain diseases of which they have knowledge
All other compounds syrups of this hither-
to failed 10 command the the faculty because
being tested they have been found ingre
dients which neutalize the good effects of the Sarsspa.
ra and oftentimes njurng the health of the patient
1t is not so with Hurley's preparation.
This the pure and genuine extract Of that and
will, trial. be found effect a perfect cure Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affections of the Bones, Iiabtual Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion
Diseases of the Kidnsys, Liver c-omplain,s.
ppysPeps,a Piles.
Female Irregularities pulmonary Diseases.
Fstula scroiala, or Kings Evil,
And ali Syphilis.
great ami powerful tonic purifying the blood and inyeo
rating the system.
In short, it is, without exception in the cases men,
tioned, and its general effect SYSTEM most
ncacious is the desirable remedy of the age
u IL already extensively used throughout the country
anu Is iast obtaining an Europeon reputation. The in
stances OF cures 1t has effected daily coming the
Proprieors knowledge, and he no hesitation i'm re-
commenting 1t to and all who desire to procure relief
from sunering one bottle being tried its effects will be
too apparent TO admit of further doubt. ~
REcoLLEcT HUnLRYs Sans Is THE ONLY cESurys
..nTIcLE IN THE ..nkEr.
Price 81 per Bottle six Bottles for IS.
For sale at the Mandatory, the Of Seventh
and Green Streets, Louisville, Kentucky and by
wholesale houses throughout the United States and Ca
nada.
sSr Wholesale by BARCLAY, RRoTHERs, Chicago, ILL.,,
and BACON, HYDE Co., St. Louis, Mo. =
soltdn Ottawa BY [nov2sl d. WALKER co.
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4. q. Of q. r..

L. q. oil u. II.
VXTASHINGT0N LODGE, No 81 Independent Order
w of Good Temriars, meets every Wednesday eve
Ming in Reddick's Block, third story. 3. O'Clock
Members of this Order visiting tie City are cordially in
vited to meet with US. DR.. Z. s. HOBERT W. c. T.
@. NJ. PORTER, W. s. ian1,
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GIVE notice TO farmers the vicinity of Ctisa tina.
VI they have established themselves at Utica, do a
grain business. Those wishing TO sell store will do
well call them tn cir Office in Utica. feb14
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CITY BA NIX
EA ES. u.LES l. CO.


EA MES. ALLEN l. co.
G, iGIIT Drafts for sale New York Boston, Phjadel-
- pta, Chicago ST. Louis and all the principal European
Cities, viz. in
ENGLAND,
IRELAND,
SCOTLAND,
FRANCE
NORWAY,
SWEDEN, andthe
GERMAN STATES.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in al parts the State and rcuitted
for on day of payment current of exchange.
Marchs. EDWIN c. ALLEN, CIJsier
BANfA OF OTTAWA
OTenJfroD 5 A. NJ 10 ~. m
SIGHT and time Exchange on
NEW YORK
BOSTON.
81. LOUIS,
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also, England, Scotland, Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental Europe, among which are the fol-
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HAMBURGER,
BREMEN, COLOGNE, PARIS,
BRUSSELS, FRANKFORT o. u. MARsEILLEs,
BADEN BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
ST PETERSBURGH.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Gold and silver Coin bought and sold al current rates
Collections made in this and other States. aud Europe
ton issued by hold myself responsible for in
respect. II will be bankable at the Bank Of Ottawa
other good currency dec 29) GEO 5. FISHER
SAVINGS BANK.
In rloreyss addition to NtrsrG.
q 90 4 FOR Lot Terms as cash, and IS on the
10 ~ r first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest. iui26 TRUE WATERMAN.
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OFFICE or OTTAWA STARCH COMPANY
Ottawa, February l2th 1851
YAROTICE hereby given. that there will be meeting
X the stockholders of said Company held at their
Office in Ottawa, on Monday, the 9th day of March
next for the purpose considering the expedency of
increasing the capital stock adopting amendment to
the charter of said Company, and acting upon such
other business then and there deemed exped
GRO. H. NoRRls,
J. d. CATION,
l.. LELAND, Trustees.
GEO. A. BAKER,
f,h14 p. lINDLEY.
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REMOVAL.


TINE UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO. has removed
Il their Office from the Railroad depot to the Book
Store of Rahbun Orion, near the corner OF Main ana
La Sale ST. will continue TO forward, between
ths place m and from the principal cities and towna
tbro,ybout the Eastern Middle, and western Statess
Rank Notes Gold and Silver Coin valuable Packages,
IL sra;,, of all kinds charge of special messengers.
Aso viii collect and Notes. and return proceeds
with despatch. :, r,,,,,,,,, ,onmo,, =
To the Ladies. - -s.l1 f.a
r,sT opeped at NJ II. Prescott 4 Goa large ana
j elegant assortment of Ladies' and Misses Heeled
CATERS Please call and examine.
NJ. u. PRESCOTT CO, Hossack's Block,
feb7 l- 3doors east Of the Post Once
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Annual Meeting Of the La Sale County
Agricultural Society,".

NJ Office is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
~ La Sale Co. Agricultural. Horticultural. and
Industrial Society," for the election of officers for the
suing year, will be held at tie Sherf's Oce Saur
day, Feb 2ist, at o'clock P. ". general attend
is requested
By order of the President.
febl4-ow CORNS NJ VAN DOREN .Secretary
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Ndsa ST., Xossdck's Ro,c Ondacd, H.
6.9IRST class Statesmen, Book-Keepers, Mechanics
= Railway Men, Bar Tenders and Porters. Also, men
to work farms boys for stores or to learn
trades female help of all kinds for city country All
fe above furnished for those who want Houses to let
situations found for those out of employment.
Persons having money loan will hear Of chances
do SO at high rates by calling on US. ~
nov15 t - --.i-,t @. c. BREWSTER
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ne sHdIi ALSO nave CuaFSe OF the transfer
bonds kept for recording the transfer Of
State stocks, and do the duties of transfer
agent ; he . ...:. section makes this agent
responsible for ell the public money paid to
him; and requires him TO give bond in dou-
BILE the amount Of money that may come
into his hands The fourth section provides
that no money shall be paid from the Urea
sury to this agent more than thirty DAVIS he.
fore the time fixed by law for the payment
OF interest IN New York. Section provides
that this agent shall receive a salary of three
thousand five hundred dollars Der annum
payable quarterly. The bill was passed.
In the afternoon, the special order, the
bill to pay the canal claims, was AGAIN most.
poncd. After some other unimportant bnsi.
ness, the Senate took up and debated mt,
adjournment an act to define the duties
powers, and liabilities Of railroad companies
The main object of the bill was to compel ali
railroads in the State to charge uniform rates
of fare and freight per mile. The bill was
finally recommitted. The Senate also held
an evening session, at which considerable
local business was disposed of. but none
worthy Of notice here
House-The whole forenoon was taken ~,
in discussing the majority and minority re-
port of the committee on elections in the
Peoria and Stark contested election case.
The minority report was. in favor of Mr..
Eastman's right to seat. This, after long |
discussion was laid on the tabIe-37 to Sc. /
The majority report states, that, if all the
votes cast for Calvin AZ. Eastman were count.
ed for Calvin Z. Eastman, Mr.. E. would be
elected by majority. But none of the lie,
gal steps required to establish the fact of
votes having thus been cast in mistake had
been taken at the proper time, and, there
fore, the report concludes by recommending
that Nj. Shellenberger DO confirmed in his
seat. The vote on adopting the rscommepd-
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rcrr,,. has given mpch displeasure 10 high quar-
ter., especial, to an ennobled lady whose name mas
often been pronounced in civil struggles The trends
Of the intriguing dame fBd allu.ions and comIari-
,ous in many sentences, especially N song Which
throws all the evils of tie unucky reign OF old E1c
on the shoulders of lady with whom he assoSA'el'
II is well known that the famous Countess Dahaet
the Danish Queen "of the left hand was
6tmerls A milliner Of the lowest caste.
A great artist ". DelsaF;@, has gwen A very 'hE.r
estiug soirf6 musicale az Paris. IL was 'ruiy MS
,orieal concert. composed of sacred ma'ic Written
in the 4th the 9TH the 18th and the 18Th centuries
by .uch composers az -. Ambrose, 81 Gregory tEe
Great. Pope Innocent III. and It. Thomas AlunaS'
ko5ls and belles Of the 10th century were nSe"i'r
introduced, and this piece Of musical 'rca%ol"S!
seemed 10 be- much "a the taste VI numerous "o,-
ence. Prince Metteruch once said to Doctor ua1'
Go 70 France: if they laugh az your bumps you
Twill become illustrious' and hahnem2An e1'
claimed, If homeopathy is introduced IN rance
it will be cafe The sprit-meilnm, DousSs
Hume seems to he OF the same opinion, SINCE M
has returned Ia Paris. Miracles the order OF the
day there: YOU meet one in every drawingroom'
Supernatural appartions are now the daily fare Of
tic Sons Of Voltare and Rousseau, All II you are
unable to evoke ghost, or al least to turn u bic.
Won are exied into corner ike naughty child.
l. il because so many individuals have no spirit o.
their own that they want To see those o deceis ed
| persons Then the satirist was night IN saying:
Al peu Se,prf que k Boahom~, drdi.
I,srfff la D al
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Tie ale of the State Arsenal property wa adjourned
By Albert Fl. Nicolay TO July a.

RrxSiEG OFF WITH MANS WIFE ASD MARRrlSd
HEE.-Some time ago young fellow named Francis
Heating ployed a clerk in grocery store in the
upper part of the city, became acquainted with 4 Mrs
Calil. and soon fell desperately in love with her.
which love was reciprocated, will be seen by the
sequel Tie husband Of the lady being out of town
considerable portion of his time gave the young Loha
no no interruption in his visits This state of Affairs
has existed or several months bu: the OF true
love never does run smooth aud the parties viii
have Ia put up with some rough travelling.
On Friday ast the home of Mr. c. was rendered
de,o,ate by the departure of Mrs C. for pats IN
known and vas soon after discovered tha; she hal
fed with young Heating For a day or two all a.
temp,s to discover their whereabouts proved futile,
ard comp ant was finally made in regard to the mat
ter at the Lower Police Court The case placed
. the hands of Officer Farley, Who On Tuesday even
il e got track OF the runaways, by letter sent to
col sdential friend Of Heating in this city. The off,
Ger discovered that the letter was post-marked
" Poue tkeep-ie, 10 which city he repaired in the
earliest rain yesterday morning; and On arriving