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NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS!

WOULD mos; respectfully announce 10 tie lades OF
Ottawa and vicsity, that have recently located ia
the city and htted up rooms for the Millinery business
l am in receipt of Fall stock. comprising
good variety of BoNSETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS has seldom been brought to this city, TO
which would invite your attention.
Mrs ". being formerly from the East Conn, and her
long experience the business confident that she
please with and suit III price all Who viii give
her call
MRs. THOMAS WOOD.
e-G Go all the other but don't purchase tall
y,'I a.; ~. sep24
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OD1-UD -@H~ ~ HDO
YOUNG AMERICA
Sale on & Eating House

rs nov newly ted up in superior styIe as1 ready t.
II receive eueats. The propristers are prepared to
furnish eatables Of every description hes and cold
mess at all oysters whoiesae and retail The
bar furnished with the best Wines Liquors. and
all the fashionable drinks Of the season.
CRFAM SALOON, which vii be spen q ell hsurs. =
iunlt-1y PHILLIP KAbEtL.
DUY YoUR STATIONERY at
ID tss- +ls 5 08T0Nv oo01 o203A
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MILLINERY AT COST!
"

Nl|OTLD announce the Ladies Of OTTAWA and vi
w cin:y that she has received her stock OF goods
Fail and Winter trade. which SHE design. selling
of 4 tD>I a. She wishes up her busine-s.-
All VII" desirD,, OF bargain, the Millinery line
AZ invited I" call
B-Perscns indebted to her will confer a favor by
settling :h.r a n "a ezrr date. or>
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BL SlNESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

TVNlIE Alvord Carriage Manufacturing
Il Company sciA continue the sale o.
HTRfs their Cdrrid0es, at their old stand on
AZ-xX- Main street, Ottawa, Illinois, where they
have on hand and receiving from their
in Connecticut, COED assortment Of kockaways, Slide
Seats Top and Open Buggies, with Elliptic Springs and
Concord style Light Spring Wagons, with seats &C.
al ,cdrrdnted, which selling At toas prices.
jul6-6m* H.W. JONES. agent.
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IVHe above market after having been greatly ENLARGED
and thoroughly repaired, j. open and ready for
the accommodation OF the public. No been
spared ia furniture and fixtures, ~ place vor.
thy of our City, and both pleasant hope it will be
profitable, 20 visit Wepropose to keep hand and
serve 10 our customers in style OF superior
kinds OF meats, such
Be.E ia steaks, roasts dried, corned, kc, Mutton
Veal, Horas Shoulders, Pork fresh and ssl, Yank.s
Sausages. &c, &c.
Also, all kinds oi game in its season
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
Ia short, everything appertainns we'll regulated
CITY Market
Al the proper season stand will also be kept for the
sale "i ali Kinds ni fresh vegetables supplied from the
best garden ia the vicinity Of thr City.
HesF ,riA be fsitrered q. any part NJ th. City.
aY2t JEREMIAH WOOD
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llSS AVERY

AZ Just opened znO-
IL thcr large stock Of
Fall and Winter
MILLINERY GOODS.
Her stock Is complete. =.
consisting sf every variety
Of DRESS BONNETS OF the
latest designs All the new
and elegant shades Of Vel
vet Also a new and hand
some lot of Straws, which
nave a decided new shape
and color, trimmed with
those dark and beautiful
shades of Ribbons.
\ handsome stock Of Ir-
pslyT and Shetland Wool
Misses and Intau,'- Z-phyr
Hood, i.a,.i-> Hoods, and
Na-Ir">a~, shetland Wool
Nyiis, Armlets aud Nitten<,
which are very nice for
school Misses. Anew aud
choice io; Of Dress Trim
IEiLgs. Dress and ClusE
Patterns. Hair Nets. and
all Jhst j. nice a.i new
Miss Avery huys for ca-it.
or credit whic - a. good
ss cash, allowing her to
Of tie city where she finds
-..a Dr.-, A.Ig a.,
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

BY j. II. WHEELER.
SHE undersigned would respectfully inforn the nha-
4 bitants Of Ottawa and vicinity that he is nov
prepared to furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers
such Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster, Absrneha
a. Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brsvn Bread,
Pies, &C. &C., in good variety. Confectionery, Of the
choicest selection, constantly hand. All kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to srder.
The subscriber having spared pains expeLs % in
dtting wagon for the nvenience and AccS0me1a
toa of his customers and the public generally, new
able to furnish anything in their line these who de
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the n. r. Bakery to
the Post Office.
~ Remember the place, In Edwards Block, few
eor west Of H. Thompsons Main Street Send In
your orders and they will receive prompt attentisn
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1DFS. II = sk - q We :E17lss
together the
eft cir profession respectfully tender their services
the .itixens Of ottawa and vicinity
B-AlI persons indebted either OF the under
sig red are requested call Immediately and arrange
shs SANE
cAce ever Hunts-'s Drug Store. La Sadie s..
q. HARD. VI. u,
;,p,s r. NJ NcARrHCR. n D.
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make purchase, any part Of tie city ~ier. She find.
desirable goods ami low prices Believing herself
he of the best judge. OF Millinery goods that zoe
into New York, from th's city or any in the West,
she has full confidence to defy competition.
Rooms % Main and Columbus St. Ottawa. IL
oc2a SARAH Ay3RY.
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00Anfdeturer and Dealer in all Finds Of FurAikurs
esSd in the WeH.
Strict attention will be paid the manufacture Of
Counting Room Desks. Once Chairs. and School Room
Furniture Of tie latest and msst improved styles. and
0uAl - any, and cheaper thsn be brought from
1he East. - -
esrsIl Saving and ysb Turning done order. New.
sn Pests and baIus.ers always kept On hand.
- - UNERMAN
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"
comprising in part the following.
B0NNETS-Sik Straw. Satin, and Velvet; as to fash
ion, style, and price. ,ciN defy competifica.
RIBBDNS-A varied aud beautiful assortment.
French and Domest Flowers and Feathers the latest
and : recherche styles.
Head Dresses Dress Caps, and Hair Ornaments.
Mrs. GRT GG has completed arrangements with hrst-
class Dress Maker. for making the following mentioned
garments by the celebrated Patterns of Madame Demo-
REST. of which the following is part:
Cioaks and Mantllas; new and very graceful BASQUE
WAISTS; great variety of and elegant sleeves
also variety of beautiful and appropriate aesgus for
Ladies' Wrappers, Cares Berhas, Hoods, Sacques Un
der-Siseves, Entertainments. Ifc
The Children. ucp;s rtInent
Is full and attractive. among which included var.
sf Misses AMI BOYS
OVER DRESSES,
or entirely design, adapted to all and nater-
ais presenting the most extensive
patterns and NEW GOODS ever offered in this ty.
She continue, TO keep hand the latest designs of
French aud American
>iasnPcd Embroidery.
Which she oilers low figures be bought at
any house the state Or'iers for stamping
Cotton Linen Flannel, and Silk, solicited.
Ronnets ble echei and pressed.
Soliciting the patronage heretofore extended, she
returns thanks for past fayors
Remember the place-Narbie Front Store, up stairs
.pro7 Mas. SARAH GREGG.
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nnCrOH HARRIS.

lNvDIcE in the second story o: shuers building near
80. "a r.x rive ~ aug32
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0ss SssSsbDttnNh1s Va "ss
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
lHss third dos- srs>f of DGtutr1 Bank, nam Srssf,
OTTAWA, Ills
hR would respectfully call the attention OF those
suffering Ci.ronc Diseases particularly SCI o.
fsa. White swelIng Salt Rleu. Erpt'ons o. tue race
sAl atin kcad sad Old sores, and all dresses arising
sfeM impurities Of the blood
Alss, Deorrts., Curratures, and diseases "' @ tns
8Piss Distortions of the Feet Contracted Lmns' sun
Jsists, ks.
v;tS ....... h,r.tofore up.suaied. ap4
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EGS leave to announce 10 the Ia
- dies of Ottawa and vicinity, that
after the 1st Of September she will &C.
cu,Iy the rooms lup stairs in the Mar
bile Front Store, opposite the Mansion
House, where she will keep on hand,
a. usual, larger and better assort-
ment OF
yIJg.LlNEIsY GOO DS.
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1 N. II. l.. " ALI, ACE

Physieida and Surgs0H-Ottrsrd, Illinois.
H wing permanently located in This city, he will be
his attention those who desire his
pref ssisDa services.
q. rcs in q G. HALBlsr'r building, corner OF La
BAL aad Madison streets iuE25
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DICkEY, BOAI. d DICkEH,
Attorneys at Lau-Otttsca, III.
oD>s in Post Ohiss Block. my2l
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n. kNEUSSL,
IEHoIESAIE ANb RETAIL
fmperter 81 Drugs Chemicals, French Cognias Bran
A{ee 'Wi,r. &c &c aug2S
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EXCHANGE MILLS! kiCU1SCE -WLLS!!
NlHE undersigned having given particular attention
70 the manufacture % the choicest kinds OF Spring
aad Winter Wheat FLOCRS, take this opportunity OF
isformng public they have receRtly
iaso Mills the latest in machinery
fer cleansing Wheat, and feel assured that they
can sEer quality OF Flour that be surpassed
any market
Co~n Neal. BraS Shorts. NiddSin0s, de-
Aivays On hand. 4eois delivered 70 all parts Of
the city. free 81 charge.
sspio-sm SAMPLE HENSHAw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Mr.. Fernando Wood yesterday exhibited that
peculiar bodness and smsrtness for which he is
distinguished Beft re the time appointed for the
opening Of the Democratic state Convention, he
and party of his followers got possession of the
Hall, and then amid confusion, proceeded to elest
Chairman and to pa,s resolution admitting both
Delegations from the city Of NeTfork, that from
Mozart Hall Ms well as that FROM Tamuany Hall.
This done Mr.. Peter Cagser, on behalf Of the
geeeral body Of Delegates, proceeded TO nominate
Mr. John STRIKER IS Chairman, and TO pronounce
him elected notwithstanding the presence in the
chair Of the representative Of Mr.. Wood. Here
upon STRIKER was struck and fell tuubling from the
platform the Llow being delivered by an adherent
Of the Wood faction. No bones were broken,
bu. be was badly bruised and lsmed. de-
lshtfu conflict of opinions, Of voices, aud Of rats
now en.ued, which the telesraphic reporter de-
scribe as az immense riot The Hon John Coch-
rsne esssyed 10 make speech, and the Hon.
Isaiah Rynders essayed to help him; 81 to no put
pore The voice Of John and the voice Of Isaiah,
drowned in yens ard Iscreches, relapsei into
hopeless silence; snd then the black and blue Jshn
Suyker, lifted sloft by friendly hands, triuuphed
over tie torture Of his hurts for time sufficient t.
pronounce the meeting adjourned. The friends o
Tanmany marched ont having Wood aud his
people in yic,oii, US occupation.
The successful party having TITUS carried their
Poist adjourned in their turn to roon of their
OVID, where they proceeded to hold their Conven.
ton $, d nominate list of State Oaicers which i.
reported in smother column. The St.yk er Con
yen.ion $50 met in the afternoon, its chairman
lwpng il, and sftsr deciding 10 cleo. delegates 70
CharleetoD, adjourned to this morning.
There doubtless are persons 70 aPPl,ud the tick
of Mr.. Wood, which We have thus briefly narrated;
but We have no sdmirstion to expend upon it. 1t
aas An a.tsuP. to do indirectly AID unfairly what
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
CRlnlSAL REFORM,

The burning of the Massachusett. State Reform
School, al Marlborough, by the incendiory act of
one Of the pupils, has been the occasion of mes
ssge from the Governor to the Legislature on the
management and operation Of that institution The
facts and suggestions contained in this message are
not without interest to those who cotcern them.
selves with the important subject Of criminal re-
FORM ard especially 10 the mansgers and promoters
OF similar Institutions, which, after the example of
Massachusetts,, have been established or projected
in other States.
The result Of al inquiry on the subject has
shown tia. The Reform School, which during the
twelve years of its establishment has received
, 400 boys as pupil, Of whom abou, 600 remained
in it when il Was burned, has furnished from
amoDg ia graduates near 3 tenth par. Of the con-
vc,s now IN the State Prison. OF late, about
three hundred boys annually leave the school and
it woud appear that forty or fifty Of these termi-
rate their career in tie State Prison This resul.
is the more remarkable from the fact that, on. of
tie total number admitted into the school. rather
more than half have been sent there not upon
charges Of sctusl criminaty but upon charges of
stusbornness, idleness, ard vagrancy-the gres.er
portion on the former charge.
This resul', though it may dsappoin. tie s.u.
ca ne expectations Of some ought not, however, to
lead to any conclusions against the necessity or
utility Of such Institutions II only goes 70 conf I'm
tie uniform experience Of those who have taken
tie reformation Of criminals 10 hand OF crimi.
nsls-and tie fact appears to be as true of juvenile
as Of adult criminals-shere Are two classes;
ttose who are sensitive, 10 tho mean,
'Iouss. to operate for their reformation, and ths.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
THE MAINE ELECTION.

The election in Maine, OF Monday resulted III thor
ouah Republican triumph, in regard to which IRe
Portland Advertiser says:
at is the fourth consecutive triumph which the OPP
porepts Of Slavery Extension have achieved in Name
ara conclusive eviceDce is thus afforded that The Tree
en- Of the State have enlisted for no bref campaign
bit bave pledged their life service o the ctuse !
whose truth az righteousness they have such abiding
cor tre,cs and faith. So far a. the Safe "a
corcerned, then, Douglasisn and B1chsoani-m both
lie buried in the same unhouored grave, while the Nv
rg. active progressive and determined man o. Maine
stand ready to give q msjory OF at least 10 ON next
wear to the Presidential caujta, of the great Repao
mean Isrty. That reeult Is placed beyond doubt or
question by tire rec rdet vote of ya-terdsy."
The Republicans Of Portland celebr sed their victory
BY q PROCESSION, headed BY the Portland Baud, tho
display OF fireworks, &c. Waldobnro, which few
years ago over xhelmingly Wing, nov maintsus
,nilar position in the Democratic party, giving Mr.
Morrll, Republican, 2l5 to DOL for Mr.. Smith, Demo
crat. In the town Of Bridgton, Cumberland County,
there IS remarkable change. List year the vote
Moirll, 3C5; Saith. 335; this year, Morrill,, 81;
S1itt .62-s r. publican gain Of 1909 10 this one town.
IL York County there IL = great change. la Bdde.
ford, which las, year gave 20 Democratic majority,
there IL now majority Of 30 the other wsy; and KIT
terry, Wells, ~ show similsr rensrkabl6 change.
ne Portland ArRus DE nocratic) truly remarks, in
view Of the returns ,ile is yet to DC redeemed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
TAPPING TIE CITY TREaSvHY.

Que of the richest gold diggings 10 the City
Government. is in the bureau Of the Corporation
Attorney, tbs. cficer having charge Of al petty
projections for viols,irg city ordinances in
which tie people take no interest, ard which may
be settled on any terms agreeable to tie parties
wi.hou. the fear Of outside inquiry; and also the
equally rich vein of butardy caies. Although
subordinate 70 the great quartz vein in .hs hands
of tie Coun,el to the Corporation, the Attorneys
place is one of rare value, and, with guaranty Of
TIE chance. for years pas: srd low securely el-
joyed, !. would sell under the hammer fox 8.
less. S2O,CoO year. For tie pat decade
this nine has been worked by Theodore Z.
Tonlu sou, DANIEL +. Siekes, AID George Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Wa "A. Pslcorer.
Edsin A. Ware.

ARREST OF BURGLAR.-Detective Farley lsst
ns 1t arrested fellow named John Garvey in Hous-
ton street charge Of buralsrioo,ly entering the
store az Herman Stsrn, in Dboken, On the 5.h inst,
a. Ing therefrom property to the value Of $780,
TIE day after the burglary, Chief Of Police McDon-
ough Ct aoboken arrested young man nansd Guar.
ley Coles, suspicion Of beng concerned in the affair
ard the prisoner subsequently confessed that he and
Gavey committed the deed. One Of the witnesses
a. ainst the prisoners is a young woman named Julia
d Clark, elias Sa'sh Allen, w3o testified 10 being
strt BY GAvey and Coles to get the goods from the
pace where they bal secr.t.d them. Tue Chief in.
Hediately took charge Of Gsrvey and conveyed him
to Hobokep. Upon the person Of the prisoner were
found pair CT prers, several skeleton keys, and
scIew-driver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

REPUBLIc,s Central CosaiTTEE.-The Regular
Monthly Meeting of this Committee WAS held last
night, at No. GlS Broadway, Pres tent Preabody in
the chair. The Executive Committee presented two
reports submitting regulations for the better gov
erpuept OF the Ward Associations, and the other
relative to the case of DR.. Ives, mention Of which
has heretofore been nade in Tax TRIBUNE. Both
reports adopted. Tie resg nations Of POLES
Captain George W. Diks Of the Fifteenth Ward,
arc Police Surgeon Jonee accepted, and Messs.
+. K. Sherman ard Hiram Barney elected in their
places. Seth G. Hawley was elected to ill the va
cancy oocasiored by the resignation of Wm 'Brea.
Mr. White off red the following resolati)n;
Resolted Th, The Rspubcsn Central Committee Of the City
a New fos heartily approve Of the r-so1oH passed by toe
h.pobcsn State Convention L-d AZ syEsce Sep, 1859
vel btvbe he cancatfs fol Sta;e officers nominated by
cad Corytrp and ibs Committee hereby pledge themselves
tc ". ell honorab g. re 10 the triumphant Of
said ticket 81 the coming election.
The resolution unanimously adopted. and mo-
ton carried TO publish 10 all the Republican papers.
motion that call be Issued for ratification
meeting wa. referred TO the Executive COMMITTEES,
after which The meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Who sre not; these wb, are capst'e ct . rs'o'"S
t;on u,ors O, less complete, snd tnoss upoc ~h"m
NJ fort, can be expected to produce f''orsoie
,,,ult But the existence among Idven'is 81 Ao''"s
admit offenders Of this inPrach;so'e e'e"-s"
ss.rS. no ,esson for sbabdopins a'ystem ~aica
doe. ODE rate eiiectually sbd beaei 'iaS upon tae
lager proportion Of its subjects
TIE Governor suggests. however, thHin the past
,n,r, cement of the scecol. there have been some
mistakes witch should be rec'ided IN TIE 'u'a'e
He thinks that its character IS spIa'e oil PuH''a'
NEXT 81 well ss of reformation hs nor oeen suE
Scientiy kept 10 sight He objects - m'A'os |"
,ha CASA Of INDECENT children mere SUBSTITUTE TOT
n.,sn,,l authority, and o1 that ground quesuoh'
whether so vague 8 charge as "s'uooorunes'
ought to be made ground OF commitment iue
State no doubt ought to msse provision ior iuu''
cen, Idle. wandering boys AID for those so s'uo-
horn a. 10 Settle control of their parents and gu'
dams at defiance, but the GOOD pol cy may DO
so,b.aJ of .,udipg them TO over-cro~d an inststu-
.;o, which wss int nded as 3 refuge for Jnvenue
offenders who would otherwise have been consigned
to prisons and Pepitenslsres TIE trustees
Of tine school have all along comP'a'neo'
ard the Governor .Aiphs With justice OF tue
lick of determination on the part OF committing
u.eistrste. some being sen, too young, snd o'oers
20 old as to require greater vigilance and more re-
straints than would be necessary for the average
Of the pupils Another great evil has been the
commission for shoit periods thus cutting OF the
best prospect of reform, and ceaneiog the nstltu-
ton into meIs place Of punishment. Ths Prac-
tee, also, of repeated recommtmeut' has been
objected to by tie Trustees, especially in the case
OF older boys whose dele'erious Influence on the
Younger pupils is considered more than counter
bslspce 10 any prospect of reform on their own
part. The number, about 600, OF the inmates OF
the school is considered to have been too great to
De brought together in one Institution
In recognizing the institution, the proprie'y is
suggested of limiting t. 200 tho number to be
brought together under one roof, and of 50 con-
structipg it as 10 adm. of perfect classification Is
REGARDS no. only Instruction, amusemens. aud en-
ploymeut, but temperament, propensity and char
acter; ard also the entire separation and isolation,
if necessary, of ipcorrigible boys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

prsctc.s medicine &C yeer, red sr ais death, all
his extensive msdics library bgrrcj ,NcePpS voums
They op.utd with vrrerA,Ou al b!sak savcs
peber writing psrtns there only TIRE first Loaf
epArcssed IN pain German text these words: Hcsd COOL
feet warn s.ls open ~ heer doctors po- tie Rh
hsve ADDED rhe parent hot COL hun; II n. 10 colo
HIM there .te-sn,s- relieve hiu, Il An be done
psu and rvs-es orn bni the consequence
throw offensive huriul matters
whic IL ipiudoiouy iltetered wb. is o inJUy than
service SLt i s:iLs matters should DO svacu
asd hcse seven which sspy should De made if-e
Above ell dear pupils 30 sd bat bs aud 40 haTIn
bsh.et Il hor sxssteDCe snd Ct Loi se h the
Eomsrs had uuiyrsel pGrSive wai n Il all ia material
elenp wssike Brsud.'hs fs Incapable cftJn1ne because
upon sfovud snvoveo toe ossse
NesoiAbe ihVvIss M tvucht when used cy TIE
ard what ot oonstqueoo" P-Ps AT" c~rtn not
jur Teey purge eUt cannot he ss b. fsn the re-
ssrins Ia Your sich Pyus
the IN, hcIsr aud een toe cat AWAY. ~an
sck search for those herbs snS which oPn iee bowels
and tbs And the experience q: leo
has proved ths; Ssuct;h Pills tSNe alSsys acLtttd aud
never thosc have used them IN sckus> They
medicine because mater whs the disease Re-
inteb-, herc sOaco. desc Of four, ak NOTE
s~sys relieves ard ptssyegsuce cure prscta5
b~causs ,h,y ,ke fcn TIE eoo ou!y L. pa,. The more
sAin exhibited in us.1g teen The aoEr beosa 1. derived
GAGS pArND avg. CcNTNIEp.
Or Jsmes Lu OF Po'.osm, " Y, whites Ava H. 1859:
met With three wrsk. Shp hd siEhy 9Jurd his
fpser three hi rc which caused him uncdi''
ran ,we lh AID yoent fever. When a the sad
hae exsu3ed his shoulder depiviaS aim CT
aesp The ira dark eorEci acd he Poi Of
modification Hi. tccr isiani Of toe ustc q 10 c'se
sx TIER excuug sd daoS TIE night tir hole
b., Of Pills applied lcgicc, ami sayed hls h,s
MIR Roe, OF Mscfi Lawrence Co, N. 4. vT!.es AuS
. 1889 II sly and cohocUiy Tscoulgoeud nrAujrtn
Pills favorable nsce OF the pebtc thr hes ecif-
eae OF prescribed thetu in hnudr
sosi every form Of o.rAse With tn hsPfts; results sd
honestly believe te.y the t.si rcine, as nlNeIxd vI
dy that the void hss yet proaUced"
Principal Ofce No 90 Canal street. Pne y cents per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

FAIL REGArTA or TIE NIw-YoRK YAcHr CLrB
There is TO be another regatta Of the New-York
Yacht Club on the 22d irs. the course 10 be from
the Owls Head, L. l., to the LightSbip and back.
Prizes 10 the value Of ESQ VII be given to toe win.
nirg hosts, provided q suffcient number Of entries
are nsde to give interest 20 the ooos,.on The Club
have also named the 9Th of October for rendezvous
Of yactts owned BY members Of the Club at City
IslSad.