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MEssgs GIBSON & BROTHERS are now re-
ce living the largest and best stock of Furnis
ture ever brought to this city. They are
selling for cash only and at greatly reduced
prices. Call and see their stock.
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FEIrSD OSMAN:-Aliow me to call your
attention to society lately organized in
this city, by our Catholic young men under
the name and order of the "Gild of Saint
Co'umi,ia," fnr the religious education of
the catholic cii;lircn Of this city, and for
th- bcncfi, of .'ae poor in general. a com
mite, La,in- been appointed to find out
the NOR families most in need and report to
The meeting of the society, have been very
busy f,r the last two weeks going around
thrdngh ti,e different localities and, they
haze G,and. some families in wretched con-
ditiaIS,l understand, without either food or
cl"tiiys I aer- is much praise due to DAM.
O'N,'ic, Frank Graham, and one or two 9TH
erS, for their nitiring eXertions in finding
ont the rncr families. ard administering TO
'aeir wants on behalf of the society in
most Liberal manner,
Athonsh their funds, I learn, are very
small at present, and hardly able to supply
the number OF families now in distress in
our midst, donations would be most thank
fully received by any of the officers which
are as follows:
Pyefect-T. r. Courtney.
Assistaat-M. Barton.
Recording Secretary-Michael Lcahy.
Financial Seeretary-Frank Graham.
Treasnrer.-Daniel O'Kanc.
Yours, &C., An OBSERVER.
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B.aEA oF OTTAWA.


Ope, fam o,5oeE - - z, a. o'e'olE p. u
EXCHANGE ON Chicago a-I Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed on tire T.r-a-.as.
Gold and silver bought and sold
Collections made iu MI parts % tie State and promptly
remitted the day o. payment. rates 81
chang. fru1rsil / Y WATERMAN, cashier.
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ysys. H.x,,g,s sYHCEE;r

This Is Il safe amt caTt,iR gftre f G0EOr,hdH Gice',
Structure. Sa5jHW Holiness Ch0r6ee, Diseases ~
tire hiineys md B''f,lder, ard at diseases cf TIE
CfeHifGi Ol,gdEs
Reader, have you a private dscasee Do not neglect
it. IT you go regular physician with ycur you
peril your reputation. Ii you go TO an ADVERTISING
QUhCg, You PERIL YOUR HEALTH Avod both, and
use BAKERS sPECEGC, which has saved thousands
upon thousands from the hands Of the MrRCILESS
QUACKs. II not from PEET,rUEE GRAVE With DIR. BA-
KRIS you CURE YOURSELF and PREVENT TX
POSTURE, plain directions for accompany the Me-
dCine.
r57y1"Price 81 80 per bottle.
amt Chestnut streets, st. Louis Mo- sole Proprietor
~ Sold by G.. L. THOMPSON, d. WALKER ( Co, A. s.
Prrx,n, and VI. KNEcssL, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. jan2
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Lans.sfgnc Gardening.
sOsGcc.

-sSs64'ts
EEAyIEG purchased OF : ". CaEEvER his entire stock
4 & OF Dry Goods and Groceries, would inform my
friends and the public that business will be conduct
ed i'm the future in the name Of ANDREW LYNCH x Co
We intend to adhere strictly to the cash and barter
trade satisfied from experience that it is most beneh
cal to the seller and buyer. The credit SYSTEM which
has been rous for past We hope to destroy
in this city. To accomplish this will sell for so
small profits to compel neishbors to pursue the
Our long exp rience in he business here
guarantee for keeping stock suiting
exactly the the community We therefore beg
that all who study their interest Will call and get our
prices before purchasing. Ileb2.I ANDREW alNCH.
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tsc;s,i aEssi write.
~ Y. GEIGGS has just received his Fall and Winter
T.. I, supply oi Books, Stationery. sc.
- Rcurns writing, NOc, Bill, Legal, Letter. and
Blank Paper, the largest stock ever brought TO Ottawa
go Blank Books, making The most complete assori-
Al the kinds Of s,ao FOOLS used in city aad cosntry
1,GO3 varieties Of MiSce''a"' Gus hooks
LOCO varieties of Books Tor children.
Pens States Inks. se.'iug Wax, Pencils Holders In
yclopes, MemoraudgiHs, g.. $3.50,
have no Agency hooks but have the 'arg's' 5,ack
Of good Books in town. not eNt'ii e ''',.- " D'o"
Store that has the Express once.
liberal discount ,ii made to e- who wish supply
country school; ais" teachers {" penn !nsh!p
Sign OF the Good samaritan Nattingers BLOCK. oc2l
vz,.:c EE.sIIl sistr.n>
---o sooth. the mind made savage Ivy these hard times
Y. GRIGGs has jus; received a large addition 10
- sto,k e Nious Accorleus, Guitars Druns Flutes
e. Sc Sheet Music, Song BOOKS, Note Books &C.
sign Of the Good samaritan, Nat'insor'7 Eiock. oc2t
y2r1gs.
T., Y. GHIGGS Eaters himself that no FETAL Drug
H. Store in the West offer IA larger better select
ed, resher, complete stock OF pure Drugs, Med
cines and Chemicals than be had at the sign of the
Good Samaritan, Natnger's Block.
Aso all kinds ei Patent Medicines. oc9f
New PIc:urc GaiTcrr.
FsfHE lovers of hne arts, and the pubic generey' are
i invited examine specimens ROW on exhibition AZ
the new Rooms just opened over The 'ly Bank or
Eames Allen Co. north Of the Court iicnse, under tie
supervision of Mr.. JAS. MARsToN.
The undersigned having purchased the interest Of ir
MARsroN in the above business is now prepared 10 fur
pisb Abrotypes in the highest style Of the art warrant
ed in every instance to give satisfaction or no charge
made The services of Mr. MAEsTnN have been secured
for short time and those acquainted with his skin viii
need further assurance for getting truthful picture
n share Of the public patronage is solicited
Ottawa, October 8, 1871. 4. VI. VAN DoEEN.
Hew Tobacco ana Cigar Ssor".
= LEWIS dealer in Foreign and Domestic Iobaccos'
- Cigars Fruits, Candies, Nuts, &c la Sale street,
one door south OF Gays Furniture Store. fcbl3-tf
Fer sale.
NNE set OF single Buggy Harness. Enquire Of
An ZIMMEpNAN.
f.bo7 No. 3, Reddjtk's BlOck.
(SHEEsE sTRAINERING-for sale by
u unS 10 .NATTINGEE.
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Vnnic Esiiter-.

" Y GRIGGS prepares a ronic B.tters that has no
H. equal either preventing or curing Agie Chill Fe-
- a all diseases arising from debility. These Bitters
hr;ng he Liver into actior cleanss the blood, and
, tonic 10 the whole system. They a ALL |
10 not claim any hidden virtue for Them but do claim
and warrant them to be the best tonic offered.
They create healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify
Sign of the Good Samaritan, Nattinger's Block
aug29 f.. Y. GRIGCS.
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BUENA VISTA
Gardens and Green House
u. CIN-IERS =. Co.

EsTr 90 aIan.r-.- III l- r,- the ar,-
! preaching >prr- business are he = RAPIDLY per
fsl..i and larger scale t.,au 90; any previous
season. They viii have many rev thing, 20 caer. a.
v- as al the ola. and prices suit ;r hard times.
AauncHuy ~ 'ac choice fruits 'd plants. they beg TO
call attention = the following; general collection Of
Csrarsl asasi Hot sEo;7sa plants
These have been lalnN pro 'HItI rom TIE celebrated
Green Hou-. Of Peter Mek-u.i.. OF Philadelphia, by
whom they were imported from london and Paris.
\ larst variety OF HIr9y >t,''ty 'Hd Ofnal1sHfdl
&7dr TrleS aYour which t.sy would call especial at
ts,tua 20 -igir CgmrIS Of which splendid
rje;y can bc found ,''y where
III s'tcb }Iut-Of these ,le choicest varieties, such
Wyatts Victoria, Csnoou,s Seeding, Mammoth Lati-
% ir own growth and vi IA practical gardeners have
pronounced very superior. These last, however viii not
be ready for the market before fall.
The N.,r RO,L-hg. or Lrtr-,n BiIcIjrr-y.
A new and very superior orange RGSp5eTy.
\ large lot OF ErsggTtSH Trees.
D,rrT Pfsrs. Dted.J Ipli,S, and D'rGrf Cherries.
isgGFGgEs Plants in any quantity. Together with
ooschcrrir Currants, and all their minor Fruits, too
rgmeruu- q mention.
ID,dccO = sd-Noe sale at the Tobacco Store OF
III. SCHNErER on In Sale Street.
Laudssgpc Gardening.
Mcssrs CHALMERS Co. now prepared 10 take con-
tracts lay ornamental grounds. to furnish the
plants to make the plans and execute the work in all
departments Of Landscape Gardening. Persons at dis
lance addressing them post paid, giving description of
their grounds sz and locati, OF buildings, &c. be
furnished ri,ing cost with full plans for laying of
their grounds No charge for plans, if do the work
but in such if at distance, travelling expenses
must be paid in advacc
900 Varieties of Roses.
Embracing hardy hybrid perpetuas Bengals, Teas MOI
TerJsads-As fine a collection as can be found any
where.
2po}a Usage Orange Plants, year Old.
E,6."oaeSS-!Ion. WIN. Rcddick, j. F. Nash Esq, c.
q. Mil r, Esq., Judge Leland, judge HOLSTER Ottawa
Benz Lumbsrd E-q,, Henry, Marshall CO, H. ;, W
feba. W CHALMERS & co.
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HORSE DRowNEp.-A fine horse belong

IlohsE DhOWNEp.-A line morse DelOnS-
ing to Mr.. p. Godfrey, grocer in this city,
was drowned on Wednesday in consequence
of being careless'y driven by a boy into Fox
River opposite the willows below Bell'smiil.
The bow drove in to wash off the wagon
but the bank being very steep Mt the place
and the water eight or ten feet deep, the
horse was instantly beyond his depth and
in attempting 10 swim became entang'cd in
the harness The wagon in the struggle
became detached AID floating away was
caught and saved; but the horse could not
be rescued in time. Next day another man,
with a wagon and two horse team, drove in
to the river near the Illinois bridge, and al
so come near losing his horses in the same
way; and few hours afterwards another
man with a horse and buggy, made a Ike
narrow escape in the same vicinity. One
would think with these examples before
them, people will soon learn that il is dan
gerous to drive into the river oil the fats
down about the point
Wholesale GROCERY SrouE.-Elere is =
new institution in Ottawa that has been
needed, and ought 10 flourish. Ncssrs. Bean,
CoTTov & Co. have opened, in the corner
store room Of Stone & Eels' block, strictly
wholesale grocery establishment. Their
, stock embraces all the various grades Of
sugars, molasses, teas, coffee, soap, candles,
nuts, fruits, &c, &c.,-in short everything
in the grocery line. They vii scil in origi-
nal packages only, and at such prices as
must certainly make it an object for dealers
in this region to purchase of them instead
of sending TO 81. Louis, Chicago, or New
York. Their stock is very heavy, and they
have prepared for large trade. Let our
town and country retail dealers give them a
trial. See their advertisement.
Doors. Doors. SHOES. Sc.-Our excel
lent friend, +. G. Haibert, wishes the world
in general and the people Of Ottawa and Vi
cini,y in particular to understand, that IA
has jus. received from the East such new
stock of boots, shoes, gai'ers, &c, &r., as
will do their eyes good to LOOK upon. The
ladies, in particular, viii find all their Wild
est faucics in the way Of "loathcr and pru-
ncl'a" realized. Such CATERS, such boots,
such shoes do 90 and see them.
FlrE.-At about i've o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon, the barn Of tie Rev. c. p. CLARK,
in East Ottawa, was discovered to be on fire.
The flames spread 50 rapidly, that in less
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Larkin's Clothing Store,

GATE WI CONNELLY'SD
II OsmoB's Biocl, c0rncr 81 Madison anil
Columbus sts, 0ijoiHiag tie Pest Office,
OTTAWA. ILL.
TEffE subscriber the public that he lac
! purchased the entire stock Of Goods Iahor,h0p,
&C. lately the property of VIM Connolly, decd, located
above The stock j. heavy. and was thoroughly re-
pieu,hrd short time before Ar Connolly deccase. 1t
consists of all kind- Of
Escady-Fgosic Clothing.
S1ch Goats Pants Vests Shirts Drawers SIspenders,
Cravats, Stocks, Collars, Gruteucn's aud Ladies Ho
.jery-in short. every article Of Mems Boys or child
ren's wear-eIEbracag also fl assortment OF every
article o.!
esen;,cnr ~. Furnishing Goods.
These goods VIII Doe sold FOR CASH only, and there.
fore can be offered lower price than can be bought
anywhere else IN Ottawa.
In connection with the Clothing Store, the subscriber
viii also continue the
'Eniior5siy s-usiBess.
As formerly Successfully carried by Mr.. Connolly,
having FOR this purpose procured thu services OF uf
m. hist practical in the west As lie will keep
constantly on hand large stock OF
Cloths. CnS.incrcs, Vrs;ings.
And all other material to be made up in Clothing, he
make promptly to order any article s his lne shouli
such b. preferred to the ready article his
shelves.
The suhsrriberis determined 20 make this only
OF. bat tie HTSt Clothing establishment in Ottawa, ai Ia
keepup the stock 90 al. highest point Of the market and
therefore invites be hopes his goods and prices wli
deserve that lac should receive liberal pstroE age FROM
the pubic. Twy23l THOMAS LARhlS.
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Doors. Doors, SHOES, &c.-Our excel
lent friend, T.. G. Halbert, wishes the world
in general and the people of Ottawa and Vi
cini,y in particular to understand, that h
has jus. received from the East such 4 new
stock of boots, shoes, caters, &c, Er., as
will DO their eyes good to look upon. The
ladies, in particular, viii find al their Wild
est fanci.s in The way Of "lcathcr and pru-
ncl'a" realized Such CATERS, such boots,
such shoes do 90 and see them.
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IvI0neV, lsiOleV.

Ill persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Us ate
earnestly requested to cali and settle ei'er pS
or cash as we are aeteliaed to close our 1"9hS. On
and af,rr his dnte we shall adopt strictly ctNh SgNea
and shall sell our goods at prices y" 'le
times Those in Of anything III oUi HIe VIII con-
sun w, ,,aeH ii'e'es' ~ D. WALKER 4 co.
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~ Y. GRIGGS prepares a CHioroforn' Lint'neat Tor
IL. Rheumatism, Bruises and Strains, that viii effect
more cures than other outward application ever Of
.ered. Sign of the Good Samaritan. Nattingers Block
au999
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Fall and Winter Goods Z!
FlSKE g. TAHLOR'S /!

~ lee--I stocks IF
CI.Hny. Gsa", Foriti7g Gao's Hi's ant cps,
and B,p', u-j >5p,s
Ever red En- this any other market TO which We in
,ife t.t. gsta- s.r' ~ those y isin. good suit.
Fine Goth tost-. black aud Fancy. from g. to 80;
over C1e's o. al the different styles. FROM 81 20 s}'
1000 Ne-t-. Of al -, Dec and qualities
1.ntp pair of Pau's. fashionable STYLES;
IlNlIu over Goats, GrGt's SaHw'~. Hats and Caps
Fur, Plush a,l Cloth. f.r Na1 aud B.y-; Wool Under
Shirts AMI Drawers, Linen SHIRTS, Gruts Scarf.. Com
FORTS, and MIi-rs Wool and Meriuo Socks, Buck and
Fur Gloves oud Ntts-in fact everything 4 Gentleman
w.sh-s 20 wear can Dee found at our Store.
10 the Ladies'.
w have q large and we'll selected stock Of Lgdies',
N>,e>'. ami t.Htrcu's Shoes, which stall sell
Eastern prices EHck Lasting ini'ers, for 'r, Ladies'
Rubber, and Sandals, Long Rubber Boots. SNOW Shoes
Congress Caters and BU-hirs, &C. Sc.In fact every
thing desirable for tis season.
20 t.tc Gentlemen.
Our assortment j. cawT-J. in best French CAR, ard
Heavy Work. Be,t CALI -rel and prgr-d ~ - -.
Double sulel Congress Gs,itgrs, for ft wear, y
Boots. from $3.50 b; Boys Eoot- aLa Shoes Gents
Buhhers and Sandals, best quality, 81
A. our Goods manufactured expressly for US,
are they viii give entire salts faction.
Thanking you for past patronage, We hope TO yoi
Store two doors OF the city Bank, Maii-
Street. [.ep1jl FlskE TAYLOR.
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NEW GOODS,
GhHSsNN a. ECO.

RE offering Furniture at greatly reduced prices
"A at their old stand, La Sale st.
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins and Ne
tac Burial Cases OF all kinds and sizes constantly on
hand. Persons from the country will have no dear-
See advertisement next week. Ifeh6l GIBSON Il BRO.
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MEMS. Women. AID CIi-ruu- !. hters, or a,T -z'
III aud in any quantity, cheaper THAN ever fnr CASH.
". IT, PRESCOTT. ra.,
frb2A ~. >. N..- K, IT. -.
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PFCTAL LECTURERS
Triii,i:,iisf,ip.

Tie SperrHri7n system Of Peumanslip, In all -
FORMS practical and urIlEf nta III he taught by 90,
as.lo-. =. r. -FESrE, in connection with other GENT
men al. Of whom -:1ut t,lI both rl-r and artists
EI.e F.itGE@S' fBcIsr. rinIcnr
= entirely separate from the geuttcu'-us, and IL h;ic
nap Ia e. neat and CONS, gaut manner
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CIR DmEcroEY.-Mr. Bawron informs Us
that he Is progressing rapidly, in collecting
the materials for the City Directory; that
he meets everywhere with the kinlest re
ception and most hattcriug encouragement,
and that he hopes to be able to present the
work to the public in a printed form at an
early date. We hope our c'tzcns will take
sufficient interest il the matter to see that
their names. residences, business, &C., are
accnratelr re.isl,rcd.
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PropF.stos, Of the Balm Of thousand Flowers"
EorsaIety D. WALLER x Co., sole Agents Ottawa, III
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vEagayi.acs and sserind!ci


rK'ftE only BOOK s..r- IN Ottawa exclusively for Books.
4 Stationery, and Paper Hang = i
srIs EATHEUN ORT0N'S-
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Time az Commencing.

EuIly E4"ciuros
WI b" delivered Uu the ru.c Of Accounts, Conner.
ria 4a, P'... e4I E-oaauy, Commercial Calculation
Banking. N--..ar. Customs, Commercial T. ic-, Raj
reading. Bl-re-. Correspondence, Mining Commerce,
Commercial. O. geography. etc.
A -.r sl.-rrr ---.i from TIE Chicago College viii b.
god 10 Cleveland, EIaip, and Albany, and versa.
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Miscellaneous ana Disaster m.

Ciurrr snr ADELAIDE Capt wakemss for San Francisco
now loading at foot Of wall street. r. built In this city,
and rates AL She especially adapted for The California
trade being well venusId, Ac, end doubt viii msse
very shor passsHe 70 San Frapcco she hs, hcreoore
inh inst ~ ~ " W '''
Pos FRazrn RrrHTbe splendid bark vichery now lying
al pert North river viii sail in days Port Town.
send IN the immediate vicinity Of The gold mine.
and every convenience for passen
ought pay visit 70 her. apply a. ~ Beaver street 70
sIs1ssnIr Pnnlp,IrH., at New orlesns July - hence
via nsvsns repn,ts hsying seen mo date, bark name
Known bound 70 New Orleans ashore on the Bimnis-
pool fepOTa sa'o 81 o p
G = Fe.sv. c,s. ss SS an, Ans
Sn., she hss 0 s.sG g s and
Tssss Ss sDs @ 90 e ne
cis Offices me GssDee Co has $500 on freight
wH,,nsHr srss.R, Of New Bedford, Bloomfield, ws.con.
On Isl Of %sh on he soas n Ne. snd 1 .nas s'
suns.n reef snd tnccted OF false keel and the reel
resf from be forward 70 the after psrt Of the ,
81 sfed o., Of them The sss much sSs !. md the
The OIL ,c9 Dbl. Of sperm perm ard shas and COO bone
bloomfield would ase sage The huh and rigging sold
= 5 blous s The ssni. snc s cs sSsp' - 60
hthonv nq Of Dartmouth and others sailed from New
ard New BEDFORD 81 co., Of The ship
SUR TrorIc BIan-Mshey Town 1nagua), July 20 The
are and sp, rTRp T cr Ss Sd
snd sc WI 81 The rrcss sale. g Che .
the large ana etorbsn dudes especially in ases on
NIecss Nnsn all al valortm duties Increased So 49,
per cent VIII consume large portion Of the property.
BLRs OcrJI ashore the Yves, Bank sui lies in IN same
potuon Inc following list OF cargoauOCO0 Of
90 1mes cotton 60 bses rope outtinas The Della
and Is owned BY fss snd valued q g'c SIS ''''
schh htIrrR of Bath Edrdre lumber laden, a, Bangor,
ss and pSSss 81 he z S.. .rsn saa
opening seems In the afternoon with fun tide she rghted
charge for repairs.
NV Vows Avg THE q the brig America ss related
~ Louf correspondent the HtnsLp Of the Nm affords an
@ ususton Of the necessity OF some modification OF the
law snd custom wrecks and wrecked properly by sw
and cuscm be vessel the occurrence Of
daser Nth absolute powers the
dipos of both vessel and n true that lawyers
who wsb 70 make csse) and soe others -l deny that
such legal but aud those who have the bills
pay very resrrg Of heir inability
the exercise Of very Doubtful powers or 10 OF
dy tie resukg fherefrom Before the ntroi
Of tes snd TIE elegrsph was without doubt iuicoust 10
clothe the with unlimited power, add when
bouest sufficient knowledge ~
e vAnsscops with has " hs profession he nay beet pro-
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Suicide of DIR. BeigIer at the Auburn Sta
PriAOn.

PrtAOn.
The notorious Dr. Augustus p Begler sentenced 10 the
Auburn S&;e for granddaughter In causing the des u
Of bis psTsuour 81 Buffalo, about two years since,
nned sucide On the stn INST al Auburn BY taxing VIC
lent dose OF poison
The Absoy Argus says He died in the tailor shop a.
the e pryon under circumstances thst strongly pdi-
cate death by his hand. He about tne SHOP
usual during the morning bu. sbsented himself for a
Short une goiog into private apartment connected with
the sbop Hs absence was noticed by the keeper and =
convict sent after him; found in convusong,
HE face Of vid brc and deao.pg the presence of
mite. he died immediately.
DR.. Begler sent 10 Auburn about the Goth OF Nay,
1857, by the Superior Court OF Buffalo, sentence Of
seven yclrg, for causing the death o. Amelia MUIR by
abortion At that time he resided IN Rochester with hi.
family, ana his family eth reside there; hts Dr.
Joseph Beiger succeeding his practice and the
agemeDt Of his affairs.
BE at the time OF his DEATH his second OF
imprisonment. Biegler previously discharged from
yeas and five months His first crime tina: Of arson,
having set fire to bid house in order 10 procure the in
He had been very low and Depressed 10 spirits
for long time All hope of pardon HAD long e #
him, and he becamedeected he constantly
complaining Of i'll health, and Imagined himself afflicted
with en- INFINITE variety Of diseases He hal small
pharmacy OF his own, which allowed him by his
keeper and the ply sCian, and supplied principally
by bis son at Rochester He mad several walls OF smother
tpctures" among which ga ,onitum," aud here he
procured the means by which, unquestoaaby his life
WIS ended
days ago, told bin tina, he intended to make way with
himself and requested lha. his body should be dssec,sd
convict in Beglers shop sates that Beger he'd tbrea
tened to destroy his hfe and there be doubt but
that the 'aconium" caused his death.
The Rochester Union says The family DR.. B consists
OF five cndrers son and daughter by his rst wife, ard
three children by his last vie, who survives him. The
despatch from the warden requested Mr. Hus
municae the intelligence TO the family and he did
The annour cement has plunged the whole family into the
deepest grief for through all the adverse fortune which
has assaed deceased his family sppearet 10 cling 10 him
with unwavering fidelity, and bis death With
The same sincerity that characterized their attachment IN