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Insufficiency of salary is said to be the
reason of Judge Curtis Of the Supreme
Court of the L. S. resignation. The salary
Is $50. lie left law business worth
twice that amount when he accepted the Of
6ca
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

THAT SSUFJ Box.-Mr. Andrew Jackson,
Dr., has declined to bestow the gold snuff
box upon Maj. Dyckman, on account of the
division Of sentiment and excited feelings
existing in New York on the subject He
says that whenever the public judgment Of
the people OF New York shall settle the
claim between the individuals, it shall be
his pleasure to discharge the duty resting
upon him. He returns Immediately to Ten.
nessee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

The Cairo Times and Delta understands
that Ex-Governor Matteson has given autho-
rity to rent building in Cairo in which to
open and Immediately commence banking
operations. The beautiful building on the
levee, belonging to Gov. NJ, and which is
designed for banking purposes, will be fin
ished in a short time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

WoS'T He SPOIL A letter from Attica,
Ind, under date Of the ID inst, says:
"There is man down town who, while
digging a well, had it cave in on him this
evening The people intend trying to get
lin out in tie Daorning" Well-diggers are
evidently under par in Hoosierdom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

CHEAP CORN IN ILLINoIs.-South of this
place, on the railroads, some of the farmers
are Offering their corn at 10 cents per BUSH
el in the field; others at S. per acre. The
indications are unless the frost sets in early
that the corn crop will be enormously large.
Springfield Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

II is curious fact, says the Boston Post,
that in the first Territorial Legislature OF
Alabama, the upper branch of that body,
the Senate, was composed of one member.
James Titus sat alone in the chamber and
decided upon the acts of the lower House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

The Rockford Register puts in claim for
Wianebago as the banner wheat CROWN,
county in the State. One township alcne
raises l5O, 900 bushels. IL is estimated that
81, ZOO acres Of wheat were put III in that
county, producing, at the least calculation,
ono million six hundred M0Esond bgsheLsi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

Col. BENroS.-The veteran senator Of six
lustrums, who was reported a few days ago
as lying dangerously i'll at Washington from
an attack of fever, is now announced to be
out of danger and rapidly recovering.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

NEW YORK NoIISATIoxs-TheN New York
State Democratic convention, which met ut
Syracuse on Tuesday of last week, adjourn
ed on Friday afternoon, after putting in no
minaiion the following excellent ticket:
SeeretaTy Of State-Gideon j. Tucker, of
New York.
Comptroller-Sanford Z. Church, Of Or
leans.
ht'orHry General~Lymon Tremaine, of
Albany
Iredsur6r-Isaac V Vanderpool, OF Erie.
Canal CoDtH,iSsioner-John +. Jaycoe, OF
Onondaga.
Stote Engiseer-Fan Rensselaer, Rich
Inond, of " ayne-
Stote Prison Iospeel0r-W. c. Rhodes, OF
Chcmung.
Jadge cf' Court Of AIPea,s- Hiram DEMO,
Of OLeida.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

A BARBARous FLAYISG.-Among the vari-
Gus to, tures inflicted on Englshmen by the
mutineers and the Mohammedans OF India,
are Sitting the skin around the Threats OF
their victims, and pulling it off, mask, scalp,
and all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

HoGs.-The st. Louis Republican says -
The first operations in hogs which have
transpircd anon, our packers this season
were reported to-day. About 10000 head
have been contracted for at So 90. The time
of delivery is November.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
before they had the power to do the negro

before they had the power to do the negro a
substantial service.
eve once had abolitionists in this county
before they became absorbed and diluted in
the foul waters Of republicanism-they could
poll seven or eight hundred votes-who re-
ally thought well behaved negro was as
good as a white man,-that he was wrong
fully excluded from many just rights ty the
partial and oppressive laws in the free States.
But their backbone is broken and they are
gone. They all muster now in the ranks Of
the party Of which the Ottawa Republican
is the organ and exponent. " Sic transit y
But they were rery honest and sineere!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

Notwithstanding the fact that Great Bri-
tain has a war in China and in India, Sir
VIM. Codrington, commander OF the CrIme-
an army, has been delegated BY special favor,
as the Court Journal has it, in attendance
upon His Royal Highness the Prince OF
Wales" during Rhinish tour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
The Great West.

Last spring we had occasion to comment
on various newspaper articles from our East
ern contemporaries, in which the condition OF
the Western States was painted in the most
gloomy colors. If these wiseacres were to
be believed, the most remarkable incongrcl-
ties existed in that unfortunate region. 1t
was at the same time wilderness, and
crowded with inhabitants who lived by plum.
dering each other Too cold for successful
agriculture, it was afflicted with fevers and
all the other diseases of a hot climate. Inc
lands were too valuable to be cultivated, yet
a market was not to be found Tor Its pro-
ducts, and although destitute OF money, the
cash made its appearance in incredible sums
when piece Of worthless real estate was
offered for sale. These complaints and
gloomy representations usually closed with
the prediction that before midsummer the
great West would explode into nothing, and
| its miserable inhabitants flee for refuge to
the solid East whore banks were sound and
merchants could not fail, and where real es-
tate was good to hold because for many years
| it had steadily refused to advance IN value.
We pointed out at that time the causes
which thus excited the sympathies of East
ern friends in our behalf, in particular tn:
! stampede which had already half depopu-
| lated the older States, and which must be
stopped-if detraction and falsehood could
stop it-for the law of selfpreservation de-
manded the effort. We presented the stub
born facts which fasified their statements
I and disgraced their prophecies. We argued
that the empire of mind and material power
was fixing its seat in the West; that we ex
celled in those elements Of prosperity and
| happiness which hav, their attraction for the
whole human race, and that by an inevitable
destiny we would daily gaaher strength, IN
Ill the East, once so arrogant would be giac
to lean upon us in her day of trouble.
A single season has passed. with its vicissi
tudes, and most triumphant has been oul
vindcation-and most signal the defeat OF
! our enemies.
/ 1t is found that the West is really indepen'
! dent and wealthy, with UGH abundent re-
sou ces that Wall street panic cannot dis
turb her composure. The East lately SO
proud OF her strength, trembles in weakness
and terror, while the sturdy young West
stands calmly by her side, quiets her fears
and lends her that support which the gener'
Gus strong are ever ready to give the weak
Hencofo forth the question of supremacy Is
settled, the power of the great interior Is &C
knowedged, her golden promises are to be
as solid as they are brilliant, and the young
and enterprising of the older States viii bs
told God speed" as they leave the Ole
hearth-stone for a newer and better land
/ Chi. Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

kANsAs.-The municipal election of Lea
venwOrth city on Monday of last week, re-
suited in the election Of the free state ticket
by 200 majority.
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New York and Erie Railroad.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
To tie 7rdceiiHg Public.
DCY your thrO- yi tickets 10 New YORK, BosTos Pei
.DgIPHa and New England Cities, via this 70 ute
TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAVED
Through TO y. York City WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The ONLY ROUTE to New YORK City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS
This line extends DunkiTE, Buffalo, and Niagara
Pals. with an ItHbr0tsH Wtfe GuRge-connecting at
DUSKIRE directly with all trains from oLdBd Ctscd-
natl and CiicGgO, the LIKE Shore RdIrOdd;
To BUFFALO VIA the b. 6sfI, and y. York Git,l RGd-
Tfd making direct connections with al STEAMERS on
LIKE E~ie cLeceGJHd, Toledo. and Detroit, also
with the E'.sdLo dad Luxe Huron EGardy from De-
tr0ii and CAicdCO.
To NLtGARA FAILS, via CeHGEddfguG and Niagara
Fdds EdiIrO0f. making direct connections with all
trains on the Gr@dt WesterH RGHcGy from DetDtt and
Chicago thus aording the travelling public unriVaied
facilities.
BusToy PASSENGERS can stop in New York City any
eBgth OF time, and their journey az pleasure
without charge
he s-f-
Railroad Olice--
EAEE : LOW OTHER EorTE.
HOMER RAdSDELI., Prssi6eRt.
B. F SMITH, CENT Agt. myS0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

A horse belonging to J. Estabrook, ESQ,
was killed by lightning in the streets Of Ed
wardsvile, on the 9Th, just as Mr.. E. was
alighting from his buggy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

Frost madeit its appearance near Springfield,
Massachusetts,, on the morning of the Sth !;
the leaves of corn in that vicinity were
frozen so as to render them crisp and brit
tie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

S0KGHO MOLAssEs N MARKET-The St.
LOUIS DemOerGt Of the l2th says =" Tween
ty-ive barrels Of mo!asses made from the
SoFSho, or Chinese sugar cane, were sold on
Change yesterday morning at 80 cents per
gallon. IL was shipped from below, and is
represented as an excellent article"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

BANK FAnURE-We learn by private teie'
graph despatch, yesterday forenoon, that the
Rock River Bank of Beloit, Wisconsin, mas
failed. Its circulation is secured 6y state
and railroad stocks, under the wisconsin
Banking Law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

Two BLooMISGToSs.-The University of
INDIANA is located at Bloomington, Ond. }
and the University of Illinois is located at
Bloomington in this State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

L. S. AND SIAM.-A Washington despatch
of Sep. l6, states that official advices have
arrived from Com. Foote on the sloop of war
Portsmouth, dated off Nenall River, Siam,
June 30. On arriving, he proceeded in the
Kings steamer to Berangkak with consul
Bradley, the bearer of a treaty concluded
between the United States and Siam.
During their stay they were presented to
the two kings the country, and were trea-
ted with marked consideration by all the
members of the court. The second king, by
invitation, visited the Portsmouth,, being the
first instance ola King of Siam going aboard
a foreign vessel. The kings sent a present
of lamp oil, rice, sugar, dried fish and frui,
to the ship for which payment was positive
" declined.
Com. Foo;e is Of the opinion that the trea-
ties between Siam and Great Britain, France
and the L. S, were rapidly developing the
resources of thst country.
Several vessels were about leaving for the
|. 5. with sugar, the chief staple of the
country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
The BauI, Panic.

The following is given by extra from
the office of the Chicago Bank Note List
as full list of the banks that have either
failed or been discredited during the recent
financial storm:
Niagara River Bank, v y.
Niagara County Bank, y. Y.
IIoiiistcr Bank, y. \.
q. Lee * Co.'S Bank, y. \.
Sacketts IIarbOr Bank, v Y.
Reciprocity Bank, y. i.
Dandy Bank, Vermont
Bank OF Tecum>ch, Mich.
TivertHn Bank, Il. T.
Farmers Bank Of Wexford, r. l.
Warren County Bank, Penn.
Bank of Middietown, Penn.
Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of Waynes-
bGrgG, Penn.
Wooster Bank, Conn.
Bank OF North America, Seymour, Conn
Bergen County Bank, Y. j.
Mechanics Banking Association, y. Y.
Benk OF kanawha, Virginia.
ontariD County Bank. y. \.
Bank of Orleans, v. y.
Cumber and Savings Bank, Nd.
Cecil Bank, Nd.
HagCTstown Bank, Nd.
Bank Of llalloweil, Ne.
Warwick Bank, l. !.
HOneSlale Bank, Penn.
Bank of West Tennessee.
SHelbyyille Bank, Tenn
i Hi4iHh Of ~ Ng;y; l ..a.s, ,....,..
FOutinelIc Bank. Nebraska.
Husuenot Bank, =. Y.
Bank u! South County, L. l.
We would advise our readers not TO sacri-
flee too much on the bills of those banks
which they NAV have in Their possession.
The first quotations and offers are generally
the lowest
The same excellent publication says, with
reference 20 the Rhode Island Central Bank ;
This is one cf the lucky Eastern Banks
mainly owned In the " cSt, and | am AS
surci by the Western stockholders, who are
among our weathie>t and most experienced
bankers, that they have the entire ability TO
keep the Bank going. and that they ore
bOGnd TO do it. COHiiding in their state
ncntS, ! am now receiving Notes OF Rhode
Island Central at par. IL is redeemed in
New York, and at the Bank in Rhode Island.
MAINE ELEcroS.-The returns from 175
towns give Morrell, republican, for G. vern-
or, $4,000; Smith, democrat, 2i,9i0; Nor
relI's majority, 5000. Last year Hanlin' 5
(republican) vote in the same towns was
AZ, 2j4; Wells, democrat, 25,3I9; Hamlin's
rmejcrit, II, s35-showing a Republican loss
Of 9,77j votes. Freedom il not shTieking
half so loud in New Eagland this year as
she did last fall.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Mirage Hill Farm Stock
AGRICIITURAL IMPLEMENTS

PLACE OF SALE.
MIRAGE HILL, { miles from Odel. on the Chicago,
vi Alton aud St Louis X. +, Livingston Co, H.
COuyeyances viii be Odei to bring those who may
come by K. L. to Mirage Hll.
OF
Monday, l9th October, l>I, be continued II ueces
sary, from day to day, until all Is sold
TERMS OF SALE
Bills Of ten dollars under, cash; ten dollars
per cash, and the balance twelve
months. bearing per csnt interest with approved
security.
Having determined 20 quit the occupation Of farming
viii sell stated above, over FIFTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH Of Farming stock and Agricultural
Durham Cattle, Hogs Pgs, Wheat, Seed Drills Corn
Planters Pows, Dras, Cutvators, Reapers .hing
Machine, eight horse Corn SheIer, iron axle and
klein Wagons, Cutting Boxes and large stock Of Hand
Implements, every kind.
Also THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. This sale is positive and
every article offered, will be knocked OF the highest
bidder.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
l offer 500 of and beans the ground:
about 80 in stack, of wheat with The Of
my cattle sheds and yard for win feeding. In
do sell this the ground. / wish contract
for harvesting it and putting it in my corn cribs.
also offer sale rent, either together in lots
y 2tO0 acres-l, 200 OF which under guilty alton
pillow comfortable houses will put up for rent
This farm i high rolling prairie, excel
lent and abundant, and the Innate healthy be.
Also. 5000 first quality of unimproved prairie
land in Illinois, lots TO suit purchasers, and all
X. X. stations Isepl9-5w j. HENRY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFoESIA.-The con-
tract for carrying the United States mail
over the land route TO California was signed
at New York on the 10th inst. Messrs.
John ButterficId, VIM. G. Fargo, Alexander
Holland, J. p. B. Gardner, NJ. S. Kenyon,
Hamilton Spencer and others are :he con-
tractors. The Government was represented
by Mr.. Dundas, Second Assistant Postmaster
General. The contract is to run six years
and to 60 into effect twelve months from
date. 100000 per annum is the price to
be paid the contractors. This will doubtless
prove to be a profitable job, as it is in the
hands Of energetic parties who have ample
means, and who understand thoroughly the
business they have undertaken. So say the
telegraph reporters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

FRosr.-A gentleman recently from Ohio
informs us, that in portions of that State.
Corn and Potatoes have been entirely killed
by the frost. b m
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IMPORTANT SALE-The sale of stock and
farm implements adv, rtised IN our paper to-
day by Nr. j. Henry, TO take place on his
premises near Od,Il, Livingston county, on
the 10Th prox., is worthy OF attention. The
stock Of SIR. II. * inferior to none in the
state, and bis farm implements are all nearly
new and UP 10 the latest IMPROVEMENTS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

POPULATION OF JoLIET.-According to .
recent census, the population of this -four.
ishing young city is s,OS4.
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Cincinnati polk operators it is said, are
in market. Offering seven cents for pork, net
weight, to be delivered the coming fall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECT lion AGENCY Oh
TRUE Il WATERMAN,

At TIE Bank or Oadtra Ottdird, III.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made and acknow.
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies
La Sole County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois Mutual do do
Stephenson County Kutudl do do
National Losn Fund Life Assurance Soclety.
VIM NJ. TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC v. WATERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

Our GRAIN MARKET.-Our commercial
column indicates a largely improved feeling
Of confidence in buyers, accompanied yes
terday by large transactions, the present
condition OF the money market considered.
The improvement on yesterdays figures for
spring wheat over those Of Friday last Is
nearly toceHty cents, a most unusually large
ffuctuation in that staple in this short period
Of time. The omen should at this time be
accepted as most encouraging one for Chi
cago and for the West. Ours is the album
dance of an ample harvest, the redemption
of every kernsl of which is amply secured
by pledges received of the millions who are
to look to Us for bread the coming winter
The West is strong in the returns of her
wheat fields and come what may of disaster,
her wheat and corn must 90 forward to the
consumers, and its representative value in
hard cash finds its way to our farmers, and
thence into the multi I'm channels Of trade
CHI. Iress, l6.
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FALL CAMPAIGN FOR 1877.
RuSselPS Furniture Depot.

TUNiE respectfully to his old patrons
and the people, and ALL that the arrangements
at the Depot are complete. United length OF Ware
rooms 80 feet by 20.
A. while charging and building he ont his entire
old stock he ha. filed up with articles and
styles and his stock Of fine Furniture will be found
much larger and more complete. Such articles he
keeps addition his manufacture bought for
cash and must Of necessity be sold the terms,
and strictly the price system. Small profits and
2 70 turns. IL word. in assortment, quality, and
prices the Depot don't play second fiddle any other
Furniture Institution in the state, excepting Chicago
for prices.
LOokinc Glass and Picture Frames OF all styles ani
sizes made to order and LDoking Glass Plates OF AL
sizes kept hand and put in old frames.
c,Ot,awa September 49, 1851. PETER RUSSELL.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
A rare chance yor person 9ishing to pr
rh1se a 4esir0kIe Ho,,e

A rare chance Jor person 1ishing TO pnr-
chase a desirable Home
VNHE subscriber, residing five miles north OF Ottawa,
Il mile east of the Plank Roa., Buck Creek,
offers the premises which she resides, for sale
great bargain, and reasonable terms Said farm
ssts OF s5Us Of good land all under good post and
board fence 25 under cultivation, and the balance
good meadow land. The improvements thereon consist
OF good frame house 2>NiO, good horse barn,
crib 3Ux5J, unaling wells, at the house
and at the barn. Also several springs said farm,
together with other necessary oubuidngs There Is ale
fine young orchard of grated fruit trees, some OF
which bearing. Also, about 800 rods of fine
hedge VIII also sell, il desired, timber lot Indian
Greek.
For further information apply the subscriber, the
premises, address box 1863 Ottawa, La Sale County,
Illinois. lsepI9-3ulsl ANN MILLER.
s. VI. EMERSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldu-Otdud, Illinois,
Will give strict attention to all business entrusted to his
eN Particular attention paid TO the collection OF
claims. Office with A. b. Smith.
REFEREyCRs
SAMUEL MTyoR, Sandusky, Ohio; BUcELASD EVERETT,
Fremont. Ohio Hon. wv. REDDCE, BUSHNELL GRAY,
Ottawa H.: Hon. u. r. WADE, Jefferson, Ohio Hon. l..
b. OTIS, r. LANE, Chicago, H.; Wssr McDorGaL,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Prof. W l.. HARRs, Delaware, Ohio;
Hon. JONI C. CHAMPLIS, Ottawa, III. seply
side. walk Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the 23th of Sept,
~ 1851 the City Council will act on the petition OF q.
H. Norris ct dl for plank side walk the north side
of Marquette ST.. from La Sale to Columbus St. thence
north east side of Columbus ST, Norris ST. thence
north side Of Norris St, lins OF Sec g
sepl9 J. AVERY, CITY Clerk.
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KING, GILLIAN Il Co.

-
"OCLD inform the farming community that tney are
w manufacturing q very superior CORN shLLLLh
AND HORSE POWER. Having bad 1t well tested the
past season, by farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared to speak advisedy OF us merits and
can refer to all who have used for the proof OF what
say. We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine All we ASK Is uia being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its own merits.
We are also anufacturing large morse powers and
threshers of the most approved KIND In use.
An kinds of repairs done short notice reasona
Shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mill
sepi9-tf KING, GILMAN eco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
New Daguerrean Gallery.

yUyIr subscriber syiug sold out his Daguerrean Gale
ry in N,.tingers 6.cc"k with the intention of quit
ting business bus through e solicitation of many
friends he has concluded &c open another Gallery,
the Bank of Eames Allen Co.. where he ne ready 10
receive all who may favor him with cal, SatulaE
the 18th inst. Having improved sky and side light,
he atters himself that he take better pictures than
get this side of New York. Thankful for past
patronage, would invite and ali the Gallery
of (sep19l JAMES MARSTON.
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Educational.

Educational.
DEit remembered, that the Fall and Winter Session
ID Of the Ottawa Young Ladies' Seminary commence.
next Monday, at o o'clock A. NJ s.nI9
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A LII persons are hereby warned against trusting or
"A harboring my wife Ellen, formerly Mrs. VIM. Con-
molly, on my account, she has LEFT my bed and board
without just cause, and shall pay debts Of her
tracing. isep19-3wtl DENNIS TWOHAY.
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SAVINGS BANK,

In GloUeF's 1ddIion to Ottoi,cd.
a 90 FOR IA Lot. Terms as cash, and as on the
10 LAf first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest. ui26 TRUE WATERMAN.
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Found,
AN the 5th inst. . WALLET, containing some money.
~ The owner can have the same by calling at the
store Of j. G. NArTSGER, and paying for this notice
sep19 JAMES REESE.