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g. 2. rsEszsazzg1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

liza -sts+ss.ssssss5ssHI liz hDhMS bAf NHoS
4zsS COMPANY, 1874 Main St, having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchhurg, Salem Wytheve
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great dis
patch and ct reduced rates, every kind of Merchan
disc, Valuable Parcels ,iewelry, &C.. TO the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing, until O'Clock
Pm. J. l.. MACDON0UGH.
Agent of Adams Exbress Ia
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NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared to
receive orders for ICE, by the cargo. delivered
at any landing James river, and Mt Acquia creek
Our old customers will find us making ample prep
arations to keep them cool. New ones, will find us
Oh Cary, between 18th and 18th SITS.
fe Sims Il WARDWELL co.
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HYPOPHOSPHITE'S OF SODA AND
IL LIME-Bromife and Iodide of Cadmium Sub.
CARE. BISMUTH; Vaierianate's of Morphia Our
mia, Zinc, Iron and Ammonia; Glacial Acetic Acid;
suiphate of Nickel; Picrotoxin perfectly pure and
inoderous Glycerine; Platin2 sponge and Wire:
Acouitiu; Atropha: Emeime; Digitalin: Chloride
of Gold, and all rare Chemicals for sale by
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists,
fe l9--6t la6 N w cor Main and 10Th sts.
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A LBERT L. WEST, ARCHITECT AND
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. We

areno receiving our Spring Stock of Confsc
tionaries Fruits, &c.
quality.
Also, a large stock of Segars always on hand
Every article we warrant TO give satisfaction or
money returned.
Call at No Is and examine before purchasing else-
where as are always pleased TO zee old and new
customers hoping 10 be able 10 accommodate ALL
fe II DAVID N JONES co.
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From DR. S " Ld1eiis Physician To the OH Water
Cure Institute at ThttddeL9ttd.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness light very painful coTns in a few minutes.
would advise my friends and the public generally "a
go TO Mr. Schlosser and have themselves relieved OF
these toe tormentoTs. NJ Lands, NJ y.
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~ The following testimonials are similar to tn,
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From H. IT., the King If BQrorid.
Mr. Schlossar has operated on III. MaJesty's fee
with great Skill and without the least pain. Cert
fed by Ii Majesty's command. BN. FOLLER.
From, H. Imp. Highaess The Prince Jerome Napoleon
Dir Schlossers ma estralt des core arce beaucouj
dadresse ct saus Ia moiadre douuer.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
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NJ SPECIAL N6TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Qffice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT
MARBLE WORK
Nl AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

Main Street, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church
Dealers in Italian and American Marble, and Man
ufacturers of Monuments, TonbS, &c, respectfully
invite the attention to those in want to their stock
on hand. which consists OF larger ass lrtmen OF
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c,
than be found in the State which they will sell
at prices lower than the same article be purchas
ed in this or any of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made to order, of
the best Italian or American Marble, on favorable
terms.
cuted h-3m
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EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. Gre

EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. - Great
IL Bargains from Valentine Cohen's auction
Thread. Silk. Kid aud Buck gaubtets, Cactus Hoop
Linens: rich Tydys, Russia Diapers. Brliants, Col
lars. Grape Collars. Hdkts, Gu brio Edges. Cur
socks. White Hose i23c. worth Is cents, and nume-
other articles. As these goods were purchased
at great sacrifice, persons can rely upon getting
great bargains by calling early at
G0LDsMITs
fets as Broad street.
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All IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

aaAAHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARERs 81
Prom 10 70 20per cent. saved by buying from ~
J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
quality moeskn Hats s. Jr second quality, So silk
Hats, 81 80; fine calfskn sewed Boots $3.50; Cor,
3ress Boots best quality French patent feather 1915
English kid, $685. buckskin, $3.50; lasting $3.50;
calfskn So Is, patent leather pumps, ST. calfskn do
1915 calfskin Oxford Ties 81 Is. They are all made
toorder and warranted 10 wear well.
Terms. cash On delivery; one price and no sbats
ment an
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WINES, BRANDY, AND WHISKEI.
CHARLES PALMER, corner of Cary and Virginia
streets, offers for sale
~ cases fine CLARET WINE
10 o.. casks old PORT, warranted genuine
Is 6ctav. JUICE of the GRAPE
10 Qrs and eighths finest COdNAC BRANDY
10 or pipes "Segnette" brand Do
10 do do "Pinet' do Do
"a bbls old Pennsylvania WH1SKEY
40 bbs Kennedy's' OLD RYE
81 bbls Brownwels Do
II bbls Kentucky BOURBON
20 do Zeigler's PENNSYLVANIA
Al do Carl Zeigler's OLD RYE
ii do congress" RYE.
The above articles are warranted pure and will be
sold on acceptable terms. fe lS-3tawts
NEW MUSIC.-Just published,
~ VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT
GRAND MARCH,
Composed land handsomely embellished) in honor
of the erection of
CRAW F0RDS WASHINGTON STATUE, AT
RICH MOND, VA. FEB. %, 1853,
BY JAS. f. MAGRuDER.
Es-For sale at all the Music Stores.
MILLER & BEACHAM,
fe 1g-6tk RafimOra Md
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SUPTS OFFICE r. d ID. f. H.,
RICHMOND, Oct. %. 1857. !
e vi gsss:z: CHANGE OF sCHE b
KANGhMENT.-On and after MONDAY, the Goth
October, ile day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows, Sunday excepted)
Leaves Richmond at...... 500 o'clock A. III
Arrive at Junction at..."..-.........l2O0 NJ.
Arrive at Danyille at................ 500 q" p. Nj
RETURNING:
Leave Danviile at.....-................ 7l5 A. NJ
Arrive at junction at.........".........lZ UO NJ
ANA in Richmond at."...............,. $50 t. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
On AID after THURSDAY, December 10, 1851, the
afternoon Mail Train will run daily, as follows,
Sundays excepted) and connect with the South
Side Railroad trains at the Junction and that with
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad trains at Lynch
burg, both ways:
TRAIN GOING WEST AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH
EEN AFTERNOON TRAINS
Leaves Richmond Station ATM $50 o'ck. P. NJ
Arflvc at y unctloii 80 Z. NJ.
RETURNING, COMING EAST:
Leave the Junction aL................2 go " A. NJ.
Arrive in Richmond at................ $50 4" A. NJ.
In time to connect with the trains going North.
This train forms link in the direct through line
from Washington City to Memphis, by the way of
LynchburQ Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga,
thence to Memphis or Nashville, being the most df
rect and expeditions route to those points.
de7 G. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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N&l GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS-
azan~@ GAlTERS.-We have in store large and
varied assortment Of the above, embracing the fol-
Lowing styles:
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Opera Congress
CATERS
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Plain Congress
Caters
Gents Patent Leather Welted Plain Congress
Gait rs
Gents Calf Pump Sole Congress Caters
Gents Calf Welted Congress CATERS
Gents Calf Double Sole Congress CATERS
All of which We guarantee to be tho finest goods,
and 10 wear we'll. Call at
PUTNEY & WAITE
IL 10 No lis Main st, Richmond. Va.
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prize, are si,0Oo
prizes OF $500, approxmating to $4,000
prize, are l,GO
prizes Of S2Oo. approximating to sl0,Oo0
prize, arc $50
4 prizes Of SIPS, experimenting 10 5000
prize, arc 800
prizes of 800. apprcxlmatng to S4,CG0
prize, are 400
prizes of S75 spproximating to 5000
prize, are 800
prizes of $50 approximating to 1880
prizes are 200
5000 prizes of $40 are 100000
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MAsONIo DIREo1,ORY.

oh'o Lodge No. I0I.-Meets Masonic Han,
Market and Monroe streets. the fcA and thtrd Nom
,.'sainEs of month. G. W. si1t4s W. ~; Her
I,s, We, b1E9aIia, Secretary
a. .heeiinE Lodge No. 12S- Meets as above on
and aird Thursday evenings sf each month. r A.
(c.tAonR' w. Nj S. ". Pearson, Secretary
asoy. oase'ng ~. Union Chapter Ne. 19.-sreets as
->T,r, wI u p 5, ". Psarsoa, ,secrs.ary.
Is.y.a.t. RncRMaPment no. 1.-Meets AZ
BIN, u e JoHrta Monday evening Of each mouth "
e.e.. 4. Loriap, Reeenlsr.
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XIyINTRR ARRANGEMENT.-on and after MO7dny, De-
TIN FAsr NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, Sunday, $50 O'Clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia At ll.5O p
TiE EXPRRSS TRAIN leaves the station every evening,
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except sunday, az 80 OeOek, stopping at all
Turtle Greek Bridge, daily,
eep Sunday, at 1885, The Second Accommodation
cspted 4.2u The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday, at %,
RetuFnIng arrive Pittsburgh fOl0Ws;-Rx
press. 146 p. Ea Mail, IOhnstnEn Accnmmoda-
tIoh, M; Turtle Greek Accommodates, 80
Second Accommodation, 1915; Third Accommodation, 6lO
Trains for DaIrsvie and Indiana connect ut BIarsye
Intersection with Aa Train Eat Express train West, and
Pittsburgh OOnnellsVlle Trains, stopping At all Sta
tions the Pittsburgh and COnnesV e Road daily,
press TTain So p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connesvilie Road arrive At Pittsburgh sS n M, and
The travelling public will Ind Il greatly their Interest
in going East West travel BY the PrnnsylVania Rail-
road, the accommodations offered, cannOt be
passed other route As the road Is buasted with
stone, entirely fSm DUST promise safe
t speed and comfort all VhO may favor thsroad With
their patronage.
Fare to New York. $iS 90
:. Phlladgp!iia. ............-...iO M
- 4 Lancaster s 81
:" F" Harrisburg 20
Baggage checked all Stations the PennSylrania
Railroad, and 10 Phadelphla baltimore aud New York
Passengers purchasing tickets In the VIII be charged
Ten Gents addition the Station % from Sta
tions where the Company has no agent.
NoTcE.-In case OF loss, tha Company viii hold them
r. B-Ths Excelsior Omnibus Line, has been employ
convey Passengers nd Baggage from the Depot
charge exceed IS cents for each passenger and bag
gage. .
At the P. r. u Passenger Station,
jani Liberty and Grant stS., PittsburEh.
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" fOllows.s
LEAVE CLEvELAND:
IlOO 4. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all sAtionsj arrive At
Pittsburgh At T:iO II, and At Bridgeport 1874
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
100 A. N. Mall TraIn stopping all regular staprs,
Port Homer, SloRns, and Deep Run flag
Stations for all pa. sengsr trains,l arrives at
Cleveland At S6C r II and nt bridgeport at
12:lU PM.
285 p. 81 Express TTsin, Stopping all regular stations;
arrives at BridE,port at T:24pM
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
sOP NJ Express Train stopping at all regular stations,
tIOns for this train, arrives at Cleveland ~ 3;SS
NJ and at Pittsburgh AZ 1890 + ".
25 p. NJ Mall Train stopping all stations, aud arrives
Pittsburgh at I'4OPM
But train daily to clevcand-leayes Bridgeport at
T:3UA.M
Connections.
Connections made by all through trains Gilows:
At Cleveland with trains for Toledo DetTO Chicago and
the ALSO for Ee:, Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At Steubunvle and Beair, the SteubenvIe Iadi.
and Central Ohio railroads. for CadE, COshoGtou, New
ark Barnesvie, GAINESVILLE, WlmDgont Lancaster COlunI
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Iouis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
beFland, Harper's Ferry Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets be purchased at the vari
pose the Levee, Wheeling, Va and at the Union Office,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Superint, ndRnt's Office, & + Il r. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland. Jan 22. lkSS. { iaI2S STUNT.
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9l5ELAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

sub,cbcr who give express notice to the con-
arc considered wishing to continue their subscriP-
h. tscr,bers order the dscOntnuaRce of their peri
ta the publisher ltsy cOatnuetO TO send them until all ar
bs.rirs neglect or refuse to take their Period
al, Offices which tey directed, they are held
,.tnsie till tley have settled the bill and ordereu uen
III luIseribers other places wtthoutintorm-
publish =, the papers are sent TO the former u
r,l.yu ihey aIt held responsible II, a,
Inc Courts decided that refusing to take period
s os the Office, or removing and leaving them uncaued
or t prna Tnciu evidence OF Intentional fraud
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Moore, Wtlstaoh, Keys & Co..
rs WEST FOURT1I STREET,
<,@--rN,N- 49,

TMPORTING sTATIONERs, manufacturers Of AIsporan-
dun, Pass, aud fank books! Of al styies Bbe Print.
Book JObbeTs, Medical Book PbeheTpv take great
pleasure In soliciting the attention of Wen Buyers TO
their IiAashAe Sock Of the GREAT STAPLES, in the bran
Indicated They Cash and ShOrt-Time
Bayers, who well e O Qaires half boGhd
Cap Blank Books, 10 bound CIp Blank BOokS,
styles, 2,' luIrs Dcini Blank books, p' qnEes Ne
dium Blank BOOKS, GOO duires QuaTtO Blanks; 30 EFoss
1900 bt Steel Psdlreet inPorttioa; ~ gross
Pen Holders 6 dog. Writing Fluid, All sizes 10 doE Ink
stands; bDO States all tEeS 20 Wedding EnTel-
opes; 95OO Envelopes, all se; 80 EuEiish Tstasnfy
BlotnR; English French and American Tissue Pa
pefs; 25 gish Drawing Papers; il Cap Pa
pe45 hU latter PapsTF 100 Bath Papers, ali
syles Note PapeFs; OouEnereini Letter,
Packet stc 100 dcz hooks giank Notss ard pra1ts
IUO d6Es Diaries for 1851; 1Oo MSuornudum BOoCs AL
forms; 80 dOz Portfolios POrteIunuairS and BanksFs
Cases 80 Copying Presses. 25 Coppnt Ooks; 500 oE coPy
Books ESQ dog. Copy Books printed eope; etc. efe etc
THIS f The place . pssSs n preference - buyhg Aast
NOURE, WlISTACH, KEYS co..
noVS1 . We4t Fourth 81, ,CineInnati-
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T6 CORRESPONDENTS.

LE11Es concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
the Integencer, should be addressed 10
L concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
c be the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
CenIsspoudents writing publication, will please write
osy en- one side Of the paper. -,
An observance Of the above rules Will greauy
M secure more prompt attention correspondents than
~ might Otherwise receive.
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PHNNsYLVANIA RAIIRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Il tic cities with Wsstern NOrth-Western and SoIIh.
Western States by cOntuuOus ReEay direct This road
also connects at PtbdTgh with daily line OF So To
all the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and san
dusky with STEAMERS to all ports the NOrth-WssteTi
route by which PREIGHF can be forwarded and from
the Great WSSt.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIfTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS-lOots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Books, Dry GOOds I'm box bales a. rer IAo
and trunks Drugs, (in boxes and baIes) ~ - ~ ~
Feathers, Rurs, &C. observation-disclosures.
SECOND GLASS Domestic Shecting,1
Shifting and T1cking, On ignRl bHles) * - 1cn H.
Drugs (u casks,) Hardware, LEATHER s-l' N 80
(n rolls or bOxss)WoOl and sheep Pelts -
THIRD OLAsS.-Anvils, Steel, Chains (ln
casks) Hemp Bacon, and Pork, snlted es -. 1cO ~.
Goose or In casks, )Tobaero manufae etu- W Pst ' ''
ed, (eXcent ei :aFs' or eut,) Sc. &c.
POuIsrH OLASS-CoIee, Fish, Bacon Beef
aud Pork (in casks boxes, enstWarj) "a. ,ro ~
Lard Lard Oil, Nails, soda Ash, Ger W y ~ ''-'
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. RUsin. Ge
FLOUR,-41, per bbl- until further notice
GRAIE-In car loads IS cents leo lbs, until further
notice.
COTFON-SQ per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
I- In shipping goods from any point east PhlaeI-
phia particular mark packages ri0 PeasIl
diErOGd All Goods consigned the agents this road
Mt PhiladePha Pittsburgh, will be forwarded Without
PRE5HT AarnTs-C Evans. 81 Kilby street Boston;
Clarke, No AstoT House. and No William aud JGhn
McDonad No Battery Place. NJ WYOrk; Pierce AGO Zanes
vile, o. Irwin SprngmRn brown, Cincinnati, D;
u Meldrum, Madison, Ind: Dumesrn, Bell ( Co, and
Carter Jewett, Louisville, Ky; @ ORley Co. Evans
ville Ind; Sass, St L0u, No; Harris WOTmley Co,
Ale phIs, Tenn; Leee Co. Chicago, u Glass, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Sneeder, PhIa; MagrsW K6Ons, BaIti
more; d A SteN art Pittsburgh
II. H. HUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, PhIlad.
jy1yl III. LOIBAERT, suPt., AltOOna, Pa.
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Sheppard and Morgan,

onepPafu anu IIUI au5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, FAIRNESS and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, Mdia St. Corner ef Union.
ITAVE now on hand large complete assortment Of
III articles line, consisting OF Ladies' and GEN
tleens Saddles fine and Harness. lron Frame and
Leather, HOgshin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames,
&C. &c. &c. 3l4s
Saddles Of every description quality om the loR
rate best style of English shaftoe.
Trunks and VRlices, superior article
and unsurpassed for liehtness strength and durability
Fine single and double Harness of tile best sye Stage,
Wagon Harness of the best material and work
manship. -. .isgtl atfff5
assortment OF Carpet and Satchels Of
variety Of material and pattern.
All work will be furnished promptly, and ef-
fort Will be spared to merit continuanee Of public ia
Vor. Give us call.
novlT SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh s. Wheel
ing Railroad.

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Fan and Winter Goods.

F'all and Winter Goods.
II EIsKELL swEARIEGEN yin open thIs day CTpgs
Ii day, lst SepttinbeT.l beautiful stock % fan ad
Wiher Goods 70 Nhie they invite The atsntIon Sf the
public.
DKEss GOnDs-IaeFants sk Robes, In eoloTs black;
Muslin de Russe Pih'; Mousains de Iane kebesi EsgsnS
Sks Otylesi silks Hack Rigred Sks,
Printed MOuslune lnnrs-VEry Feh Printed CaAheTes
Ia desRns; Cashmere Obefs Black Satin dn eentS,
English ChintEe beautnl;
busters and Nantes; fiaid French ftnos BSehSs and
BOnny's Plain Black Slils.
EMBROIDERiES.-Party Capes aud Berthes In entirely
designs; Lace Rnibd and eleeVeb
ValeneirDues t1med, (Enibd cOlIaTs6 FFeLeh W0Fksd
Collars snd Sleeves, IN swiss AID JaeeOuSt; Real Ttitnei
snnss Lace; Jaeeonst Hnd sUir ElgnBs, FOleBss and
InaeFtingB.
WHITE GOODS.-S OTsanda MusIIns; PI4iH and PIu'4
Swiss dol NasOOk, JaeeOlt Hnd CainbTe Mullins; Paid
anu Striped NUElus-sFeat variety. %
SlIAWLS, MANTLES, &e.-A choke assortment Of
ShhWls, MHnttes. Hoop 6ktFts &c.
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ON and amer Monday, January 2, 1858, trains wll
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~ "a. Tell Rncampment NO. 34.-Meets as
t ne sScohd and Joarth Tuesday evenings Of each
S'FH Rl's EucU PCaeat No. I.-Meets at the
Market and Monroe streets, the srstaud third
evenings of each MONTH wN. TAYLOR, O. p; Geo.
~, Scribe. lJanuary 10, 1883.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTIONS

Nirsiuius Lodge no. 3.-Msets every Thursday
''a'uEat the Hall, corner of arketand Monroe streets
''..' .. ". lALL,N c. b. n. Carr, Secretary.
EtaAklin Lodge No. I3.-Neets as aboyseyery
.ya.y " evening. DAVID BAruA, n. G.i HEtItaH p
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Csraan Protestant, Union Kal Main street, between
N'sFoe and Quincy services 1O16 morning.
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WIZ. B Ar R BTT, Proprietor.
INIg well knoUn Hotel has been newly renoVated, and
urnial esthe best Of accommodations % traveller
AT MODERATE RATES.
sIOeated ar the centre Of the city, opposite ne sus.
pension Bridge and Only feB from tie Railroad
DeTots and Steamboat Landing
EXCELLEET SFABLdGG
l. attached House. TrIVelgTS aud
Hssured thai pains wiz be spared 70 add % Ier
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wm. fell Lodge No. 33.-.Meets asaboveeve-
y Wednesday, evening. wrLll41 HxlreR, y. g.. JOh.'
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.W.Aeeitns Lodge No. 5B.-Mests every Monday
F At the Hall, corner Market and Quincy streets
w. D PO'5s, n. G.; John 710OGr1,, Secretary.
p. aaoia Lodge No. S2.-Meets above every
s'g evening. Jos. HAsELT, N. g.; JoAa Z. MdsieeH,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-11
Washburn, Farnsworth, and LUvejoy.
Says the Chicago Journ0

TIC CcH'h
Among the gallant little army Of Repub-
Leans in Congress, none have been more
firm and faithful in their maintenance Of
right principles and correct measures than
these four Illinois members. They are lire
men, and can be relied upon every occasion
when the rights Of the Free States are men
aced Let them be reelected then, and
continue to represent US in the responsible
positions for which they have proved them
selves so we'll qualified.
Most of our republican friends chafe and
grow angry when we call them abolitionists.
When Douglas charges them with approx
ing the seven principles of the Aurora,
Bloomington, and Rockford republican con-
gressional conventions in 1854. they los c
their temper and charge him with forgery.
Yet they invariably nominate and support
the blacklist abolltionists in the State for
Congress "These are lire men and can be
relied on" say they. Relied on for what ?
They oppose the fugitive slave law, they
raise their hands to heaven and swear new
er to vote for the admission of another slave
state, and denounce the constitution as a
compact with the internal regions. "Thcse
are the men we can rely upon," say they
yet they deny that they hold any such prin'
ciples. Out on such hypocrisy!