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DR.. EASrERLY'-
FEVER AND AG.E Rt..,.TH.

HlE cIVe fgNe AMI F-T.r. 'TT-a oH0 frTlr iIlWII
iyUe, Intermittent amt Eeyri're13f FsC~~s. amt oy
tie rorioafS forms cf frer iHcilet Q, Bj'om> c}t-
mates.
Il there = HtS -oMAS or Cfl!LD suffering -i As-E
AND FEVER, they advised 20 procure D. E.--Ty's
Fever and A=Ge Killer Il IS a F0-iTNE CUEE->PtErr
AND PFRH. SEST. Try IL.
So" Price 81 per bottle, SIX hotties 'o- 81
80 Dr. EssrEHLT. corner 60: Third and C}--rut
s.; Louis. No sole proprietor, whom al orders ulg.
be addressed To- ct tine genuine.
ss sold by VI. HNEr--L. o-- l.. TU0vr-ov. n. WArrvR
Co, and A. ; PHTSAH, druggists Ottawa, and -
druggists generally. uy9z
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Rev. NJ. SLAnE (Universais;,) will preach at Metro
politan Hall next Sabbath morning and evening.
NOrriHg Subjective relation of pastor and people
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c. S. G. CRANE,
Commission Merchant.
AsD WHOLESALE DEALER II
Brick. Chicago & Alton Lime, Hair,

Cement .Stucco salt, Hams, Pork, Beef Fish, and
Hedry groceries generally,
OLD WALKER UICKLING WAREHOUSE, OTTAWA
Particular attention given to the sale Of Goods on con-
.ignmeint. aug4
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EsHpE.:, Vista I':Cr:.i S6;eT1 .sis.
N. lHil isE.IgA s. &C..

At the resistance Of ". n. " eastman, East Otr'c0.
Always for sale. large supply of perpetual Roses and
all other kinds of towering house plants Strawberry To-
mato, Rhsharb, Cabbage, plants &c, &c in their
on. and Vegetables of all hirds. jurlt
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BANK OF OTTAWA.

TRUE K WATERMAN.
.,e, iran, :. o'clpck 4. II 10 Al O'Clock r. VI
EyrU ,xGE on G. icago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed OF time depOsites.
Gold and Silver bought md sold
COLLECTIONS made in all parts o. the State and promptly
the dag of payment current rates o, eA-
change lmar2lI l. V WATERWAY cdshter'
SAVINGS BANK,
In GgOrsr'e ddoiitioa 10 Ottpst,f.
gnoA For a Lot. Terms IS cash, and "a the
OZZ4 first day of every succeeding month until
eiID Wi iu26 TRUE & WATERMAN.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which cnUfralizcs this rlalariOus poison in the
blood and stimulates the Ever TO expel it from the
body A. it-sIpuld. 1t does this affecting
Gisorlar Nith perfect cert4i.ty And it docs more,
rather docs wh1: is Of more service 10 those sub
jet 70 this infection. II taken in season it eypels
It from the system it is absorbed and thus keeps
those ~h) Isn :. free :r1m It's attacks keeps the
syste. in natlth although exposed To the disease.
CJusc isr"'iY il not only cures, but protects from,
the Z. y1r."'y Of affections which are induced
by tins litli.-;tars Influence, such Remittent
Fever. Call Fever. Duub. or Masked Ayue,
Periodic, HcallCsr, or B.linu. Headache. Bilious
Fevers, NcGr-!-it, Rheumatism, Gout, B!iudness
Toothachc. E-rorhe, Catarrh, Asthma Paluita-
ton, l:f Aric cti lns Of the Snlcen, Mysteries.
Co.ir. Para!y'i' anl Painful Affections of the
Stomach ant bpH is. all Of which, when arising
from this cu-r viii Sc found 20 ;.-s,.a.e more or
less III. u:@rur'c:t tyrn. hi, AGuE CURE"
removes tae cd.e % these leIJi. elcais and cures
the disease.
ms /, accompanies by stimulating the excrc-
tories - eEp- t!e virus from the system; and
these o".rr, W Gr-r.rs become h.i.st 20 20 this
their tin@ II -rpr Y..- r~.-r. hen arises VIVA,
NC term 0-r.s,s.I-.,.'- lu.- may accomplish tie
same cat. uu- often .-c i, not eng enough. or j..
sacrifice! j.. -..g =..c... t,w-5.r his AGrE CURE"
Dies Il u once, .H- Hi.a ltfctT. W. haze great
reason % b"..r-' his !. a sgr"r rs VOL IS safer
rang'iy Tor the whole ca.s OF diseases which a.e
caused by to ,! .sl -t.c ;if ctiaE. than any Other
VII. ta= teen .-.,s. ar. = Ia, sill rotl sr
m '-,.-.t a". ..'a 20 &c !-lc, which !, tat
!; = che - r-- : good.
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INSURANCE. LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY Oh
TRUE Il WATERMAN.

At the Bank Of Ottdtra. Ondira, IN.
COLLECTIONS made i'll vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknov.
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
la Sole County Mutual Fire I,.suranee Co.:
yHinOis Mutual do do
Stephenson County nutudl do do
Ynti0naL Inn Fund Life assurance !Soci.ty
WM. M TRUE
yure s-y ISAAC " WATERMAN
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Paper! <'1pcr!

Paper! Paper!
= - a EEAMS of Letter, Cap, Note - .
-sDo Note, Bath and Sermon r eruon' focNe
Ruled Tissue Glazed and Card AZ, -per; Plain and
so Reams Of the best Letter r..
brought % Ottawa. Prices n, ana zap faner ever
Siurs loesl -"s"s " nv GrIc e.
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New Features---Eifth Year
- TIE
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SUPERB ENGghyINGst
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An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine Also. free
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There vii al" he given TO tl,e >ub~crh-rs several
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CITY BAN x
MES, AL l. E ~ s. CO.

OJ,en from O'cIock 4. u to ~ O'Clock r, ~.
xIGIT Drafts for sale on New York Boston, Philadel
- pa Chicago St Louis and al. the principal Cities
Gold and Silver bought and sold ,
Collections made in all parts OF the state anu heSe
for day of payment, current rates of exchange
Narchs EDWIN C. ALLEN. Cashier.
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Plumbing, Plumbing.

TTAy1NCi taken up residence in Ottawa, sm now
II 1 prppared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public or Private Buildings will also furnish aud put
nm Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
Pumps Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &c Having
been in the business for the last 10 years in the
City Of New York and Chicago. prepared to put up
Water Works with nsatness and despatch
orders left with VIM Eeddick Esq will be punctualiy
attended to.
Refer to VIM. Reddick, ESQ., Ottawa, and j mes Dell,
Esq, Chicago. JAMES II. htENEDf,
oc4 f1uMbv ana hyd'uMfc EHINeer.
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80 r;,c Farming Public!
Cnff.c 'E'.Epl, I'm.

INCUR head of Cattle, Ga and three Leifsrs two
Il of them marked, have been running with my cattle
since September and still at my place (n the
of Eutand.) The owner can have them by proving
property, paying charges, and taking them away.
noy07 JOHN SWEENEY.
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Ci.urc:. Music s.oo;.s.

The Ju1Gee, Thanksgiving, Shdtrn,, NilieiJah, Cy-
Tiara, dc.
WILL. sell cheaper than you can buy elsewhere by
the dozen single copy. Don't buy at the Apotte-
deci THOs ORION
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TCaiFc.

HAyING purchased the entire stock OF Crockery,
i China. Glass, Plated Ware, and Cutlery, OF Will
LIAM G.. EaEL. offer the for sale, the old
stand in the Post Office Building below cost, for cash.
for ths purpose Of closing up the concern
dec4-2NH j. NJ. SHAW.
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"a E- y e. ES 0A0
AiSGsA!.Al n NiNERS.
CIGARS NNn TOBACCO.


WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS hNp MANU- ,cHUEERs OF
CIGARS NNis TSI,tCCD.
N,Jf Ia tie Ci'y EI1k.
w thank the pEbic OF Ottawa and surrounding
W country for the numerous calls with which they
have favored and hoping for their future patronage
beg leave inform them that have just received
e and large stock Of Imported Havana, German.
and Domestic Cigars; Virginia Chewing, fine Cat, and
smoking Tobacco Of the best kinds also various kinds
OF NcrshIuu and Turkish Pipes. Cigar Cases, Snuff
Boxes. and many other articles belonging that line
Having everything selected with the greatest care we
confidently recommend stock being the best
brought this market unequacd in quality and price
Farmers and Country Mcrci ants say, that they
will be strictly served in buy ing goods from US dis
pose them the best of their advantage Come ore
all! Isep Isl ABRAHAM MAYEHS.
plymouth, CORRECTION
TlSALMS AND HYMNS, with music.
Methodist, Baptist, and ongregationast collec
ton Of Psalms and Hymns. [Oc9l E.Y .GRIGGS.
school Books.
A FULL supply of all the School Books used in La
"A Sale County except few of the Classics;
All q McGufTey's and Sanders series;
10 different kinks Of Grammars;
u different kinds of Arithmetics
Mathematics, Geography. Chemistry Elocution, Phi
losopy, Geology, Botany Ply sioogy Latin Grammars
Readers LeNicons, &c.
gross choice Slates-compositon ard cdpy-in fact
all that is used in schools. Ioc9I +. Y. GEIGGS.
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One New Wagon,

OEe New Wagon,
MADE in Ottawa, warranted good for sale cheap by
vi ju2a EY. GR!GGS.
Rare and Choice Books Cheap.
AN receiving every month, from the New orb Trade
Sales, choice, valuable and standard Books many Of
which RARE English editions, finely illustrated, all
OF which will sell asonishingy low prices. Come
. and Tdec4l THOMAS ORION.
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Oranges Ensi Lemons.
FIST received direct from New York, fine lot of
- Oranges and Lemons, for sale cheap at the Post Of
fre Fruir Store oc9
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Fresh Sweet Cider.
LOT daily expected to arrive and for sale at rea
n so,abie prices, by the barrel Or gallon, at
HlSES.
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..ESt fscCCiycI.

ElGDSF Poetry. ANIMALS. Albums Port Fo'ics Ca.ho.
lie Prayer Books. Common Prayer. Diaries, Memo
rsudUUs. Cards, Envelopes, &c too numerous men
ton in one newspaper. [n-9l f. Y GRfGGs.
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TO the Farmers +,

= lie undersigned having leased, Tor OF years,
- the MAGlLL WAREHOUSE, on the side cut, ~ the
Main street bridge, Ottawa pared pay the
highest price in cash for era to receive
store, the most liberal terms, and 10 make CASH AID
NANCES grain in store, terms favorable any
Others dare offer. Give a call.
nOv2I-3m PHELPS & Raymond.
TO fsac ferNsiE Public:
II ANIEti leased my Warehouse TO Me-S-s. Phelps x
4 Il Raymond, take this method of returning ruv
thanks the liberal patronage received and Will
will still be carried in tbs way by
the new firm. mover ALEX. v. MAGILL
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ra.-, Tubs, &c. Baskets, Sp,., ana willow, wrappn
2. pr and Tnine. &. g.. raar2I
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N Books, Note Books Strings, &c.
ors + V GcIGGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-13

uoRRELI-Oa Sunday sr.ro."f Jsi- ~, 81 re vaS.
Long lszud =, g, -.
,rrrTpuNo 49, Madison sr-t, Monday, Jan H. Jsmes
%I.r native OF Inverness, scotland, aged u ytar-' !
ulorahs sld ~ days
sy.fS-In Jcrey City Tnesdsy mem ns, ian y helrA
ID n John A. Swain and 1aughar q the he GeoTse u M
III. aged p years and l5 dAy..
-, ,sv.s sfd friends AZ respectfully Invited = Suen, es
from the re.dsnce o her b7ofh~rin-sF ls~rspc NAT
ton No Bnsh: Barrow, Tnuf.day Nefh"'h
a, 2oc9ock.
sACkFTT-Ou Friday jan Washinou Irving second s2n
phin and Nm Edgar ssset;, eyed year' months
and 20 days.
SCIJLLY-At No Is Bidee s-ree' Monday JAN u sVrs
lingering lines Fran - vile Of Edward scnly tged - J's
TAYLOR-In Jersey City Tuesday Horns jan H. A' T.
Taylor IN the jdth yeor q bis age. 49,. 4, II, ,,n,,i
The relatives and sod usnances invited 70 attend his ianss
a. No "A sret, Jcfsey CITY "a "edlstay Jan a. -
n O'Clock D. H. The reIna.s VIA be sftn 10 hho1s S4 ~
ntcTuebt-
THORNFAt College Point Long Island on Sunday eTe.'Ae
Jan 10 Elizabeth Tbone aged IS years.
WHALEY-On Monday Jan Il Of inflammation o. t1e 44nks;
SAMUEL Ahsse son OF james d. and ELIZABETH "hsl'y a-oH
year. months and % dsy% -. .-.,,l ~,
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the fs,era On
"Wednesday 18Th. a. oelck y. IN from 1913 "asriy -
CoIuubus Ohio More;owr " j. and HemPesd Long i'a-'
papers please copy. -
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q,ye rUCKERMAN EABEZZLEAENT
CASE.
r.c. Tao se..e. Ttese.sr. Gaa. 4.

Ida Mcrrck of the Supreme Cour: gave a Gcr.s-
ION th's morning the exceptions N N. case OF WE
8 Tuckerman. on conviction of emb zIement at
money, a. Treasurer of the EGstern Railroad Con-
pary One excep.ionthat the treasurer Of ra'lro vi
COMPANY was not such an officer as the law oopteh-
plated in the punishment OF officers Tor enbeI@'ement
Although not specially insisted upon, tbs Court WIS
of oonon required consideration being at the iouu
aaaa OF the ease and upon that consideration, there
noull be- no doubt that the officer IN question should
b. included among the ofenses punishable Tor em6ez
element.
The next exception was that the confessions OF
TuckerAn should have been excluded from the ca'f,
Oh the ground that they were induced through prom
ees Of favor. After an examination at some lsh9tn'
The Court vas OF opinion the evidence wa a9nlss-
H. there not only being promises or threats but
In the interview with Mr. Reed, in the nr7t instshce
Mr. Reed gave him what he sought Tor, a0'ice ~ "
sghst course 10 pursue; but IN thst ADVICE there was
no pronise He was not in custody, aDe he was told
"a consider the matter and determine whether OF not
20 make the eonesson and take the consequences OF
them.
Mr. Hooper, made @ remark something like promise,
that Mr.. Hooper a director, had influence and
would see that he not arrested, Mr.. Hooper 70.
suested Mr. Reed to stop, with the remark that II
confessions were made, they must be through con
bdng wholly in him, TO do a. his own judgment should
direct.
The exception that the money drawn out 81 the
bank deposited by Tucker1nsn, and that IN the
OF Il he stood in the position oil Debtor 10 the
(orporation WAS also held to be bad the money not
being LIS in any but that of the Corporation for
whoin he had the money IN trust. ,
IInon another exception 10 the admission of other
evidence than the point in issue to show the irsudu-
lent intent, the Court held that the transactions were
nseparsbe, and the admission OF the confessions 10
Hooper 10 show such fraudulent intent, were stcty
within the rule of law. The objection that the de-
fndant took the money with the intention of return
ing IT, and had some property which he relied upon IN
repayment was disposed Of under the evidence OF
fraudulent intent. The conclusion Of the opinion OF
the Court that all the exceptions were overruled
and that the ease be remanded tor sentence.
Mr.. Cooley, for Government, moved that the de-
PENDANT be now called.
Mr.. Boles for defendant, stated that Mr.. Tucker
raan was in custody OF United States authorities,
and would probably be tried in February; If acquit-
ted there could be nothing to hinder his being brought
up for sentence in this case bnt II convicted, he was
still in custody. To the rights OF parties, he was
about TO move postpOnement of the sentence.
The Court, after some consultation, stated that the
psties might be called and defaulted, but this would
not affect their rights hereafter. The defendant and
his suretes were accordingly called and defaulted.
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medium and fre rr.de. are in limited rsSas.: gs sowr'
;hog ,.,s. .s. Is. 1esy s.. ss' S' soS ~
n r,tIring animation English Lns.rd rsDasos
quiet bats held sLny &c e .o W." /, . si,o nd :
somewhat unsettled IN pe but ne "a New sedfoid r.,
ported BY rs ys',sy n1y one !. Ss Londoa VS. ~ IN
OF kinds there bot little dong ana P HnNy Ill
oil CAKE-The msrse Is unsettled, there i' nor. snalry
shipment su; gicc are SIR. g :. IS nd fhn s.x
a. s3asS % in bss.. and sSt IN b1les. .,,.t
OIL NEALTbe dsmand is fs, and me y 4, ,,. ~ IA
demand ard prce. Prime 8. steady bat eor %. E
cline tie IVES; exert. depressns inh,sue az pam
.nd ia &I7 25for Clear Prime Mess Is nominal 81
b.. in .si Il RS ~, ~. S' IS :sy
Pine SEA 10 Do. Mess; sloG zig % 0r rep~esed w.
en- Mes; 'n g. III Ian. Az ' ssiy ae Of S bills M SO
SI6 Bscon salabs; sales q 2S ooSrs a. 't -
c. Mas are heavy plenty; sales 80 hhds and 20 u e.
Sos shoulders and sdsIc fL Hams Dssed Hogs ar m En- d.
n,snd ssss Of ~ ,cS sud bbs 81 slG9c, s.,D' 60
md plenty a, ll6l5c. for OhiO l2l 6isc. Tor s'S's
'PLAsTER-There have been .ar ale; Of Lap -, ~ g
ua a C c' .5,;,s By Sq'. God demand sa.
RICE-The marke, is heavy and DUB. ses IT, 49, ,.pit'Y
slc he latter i IN ssiTsS .aSe pti1 6 5G' o..
sUGARsrhe Tatc an T. o~e' an Sh SIy PoT,S r.
delc; lO6 hhd. New Orleans al y and ~ nni
SSs,c also 2O' box. Haysns , s =, Clover SEED bs
enough doing ave character TO TIE marsst, ~ 90, e
and jersey y 0Htc. houan
81 $50 bushel Of n ~ Timothy Seed IN Limited request
S2d 81 p T. bush- Of +5Gs6 10. ~, a.,
SKlNS-Ther-is little more inquiry both Tor per sr
hut The market Is by no means SVr sales OF 70 bare isnpso
Goat average 10 rs at SEC mos and ~ bales Chssrss Deer on
" did not learn. -, ss..o,,.
for cash. a.. -. -. .....i,.s
TEAs-Tbe moderate steady prices he AsoIt-
mont on the market afford choice selection
TOBACCO-There is moderate demand az steAdy pn,ee;
sales Of 81 bids Kentucky Sdsc 4! cases Seeded 20
Soc I'd bales Havana and 30 bales Tara on pnSate terms
TIN-The dcusnd both for Ps snd Pst.s contins 9aie
mtel BANGS Tin il quiet and nomiualy held leIs,
ash aud Straits al 2d ID Plates are duii a. *VS
nos' / C COKE are h.ld at $40 50 25, cash
TALLOW-The market is parngy supplied and no ders 50
nm; sales Of Il o0 n AZ lO and small o's a. ''''
. In lair request at SIC, cash. . -, , 10
WHISKY-The market 10 better with more dong a. 'Ao
close; sales VI 40 bbls., az Il G2lsc.
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Advices from Rio to the 10th ult. quote Coffee as
yey dull al 700 refs decline. One cargo orthe United
states bad been taken a; 4O350 for good rsts. Flour
was dull and heavy.
The first monthly statement of the Philadelphia
banks gives the following result. Capital 81 29i G95
loans and discounts, $2l 302 374 specie, S,77O,7Ol
due from banks. e. l0l ,66 due banks, si,453,3ai;
deposits, oil 465 49, circulation, slOll0S3. 1t is
understood that the Baltimore banks will be ready
to resume specie payment when the Philadelphia
banks do.
Tie President of the Erie Railroad Company has
just issued the Annual Report of Company for the year
ending Sept 80, 1857. Commencing with a personal
expiration in regard to his connection with the CON-
psny, Mr. Moran proceeds to comment upon the bust
ness Of the year. giving causes for the reduction Of
gross earnings and increase Of expenses and repairs
the engineer. strike, severe Winter and On extrsor
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BALDWIN-BAXTER-On Monday, Jan. H. by the Rev L..
Covtn Daniel W. Baldwin AliTn A. eldest daughter Of
VIM NJ Baxter esq, all Of this city
Troy n. Y, aud Montrose Penn, papers please copy
CLARKE--PORD-In Lebanon, Conn. Prdsy Jan. l. BY
the Rev. O. D. Hne Willard B. Clarke of Columbia Miss
Lucy Ford Of Lebanon.
OARRETSON-TURNER-0u Saturday, Jan. g. by the Rev.
VIM Stars Of ST. Pscks Cathedral Dayed @. Garetson 70
Margaret Turner both Of this city.
GOTrSBERGER-PECK--InB Brooklyn Tuesdsy Jan. H. at
the residence Of the brides father BY Rev William
gan, Francis Gottsberger Of York Eliza dauyher Of
VIM. H. Peck, esq.
LAKE-sTEERs-By the Rev. +. H. Chsph George G. Lake,
Of the firm Of Ubsde Person Lake Co.. to Mrs Man Steers
NEYINS-W0OD-At the Genesee Falls Hotel Portagcyile
Wyoming County, " Wednesday Jau. 6, by the Rev.
y R. Ward, Mr.. David s Nevns of NewYork City to Miss
Amelia A. Wood Of Perry, Wyoming County, N. Y
TAYLOR-HAWLEY-On Saturday evening, Jan g. BY the
Rev. Mr.. Hemning Mr. George I. Taylor Miss Emma A
Hswley, all ofthis city.
wOOD-PEARSON-On Monday Jan. H. al the residence Of
John Pitts ESQ., Nc 81 West Twenty ninth BY the
y. d. q. Prime Franklin A. Wood NJ d., Miss Ads 4
ReArson, both Of Lunenburg, Mass
Boston pSErrs please copy