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TO Lecturers.

We propose pnbnh shortly, for general piouatOp,
M Of those who would ike to give public lectures duTus tie
eomi1l Winter In order TO make this st complete as pos
,be We sat he lad to receive the adore. Of any person
whose asnc would properly belong in such list Iho'e who
choose nav also inform Us upon what subjects they propose
ina
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Mr.. Thurlow Weed, in The albany EceaiRg
.joannol, states that be goes to Europe on prl'
Yate business solely, and not as an agent OF
the Government. This disposes of The hide
pen4fnIs canard.
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keep out floods Of satins and gewgaws that we
are prone to import, but very i'll able to pay
for just at present And we are not likely to
have much lower impost very soon.
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II will be seen that The HerGids complete
totals fall far below those given in The Times,
while those of the latter journal are coniessediy
incomplete from the IXtb, XIth, Alith' ANlth'
yXIst. and XXIId Wards; yet The Herald,
with characteristic audacity, palms oil It's table
az perfect. Save US from coming reputation
for enterprise by any such mendacious
means. The remainder Of the returns of that
yeracious and "enterprsing journal are
equally untrustworthy. The Herald does not
attempt to give the vote upon the judiciary,
for the reason that it was not equal to the
task Of collecting it; aud as TO the result upon
Coroners, for which there was very sharp
contest none of the other papers attempted TO
even guess at it, although we published the
name. of those elected on Wednesday morning.
and gave the fuIl vOto yesterday on oil the
candidates for that Office.
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our opiDion. but as yet we fnd nothing OF
consequence that may not be charged against
sny Major General in the army.
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ALBANY.

AIBANY, rLuf.day. Nov. T. 1861.
The election Of Theo. Miller tDem.l, for Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the lid District, claimed
certain.
The ErsAing Journal, from meager returns re-
ceiyed believes that Wright is elected Canal COnl-
missioner, although still claiming some chance for
Bruce.
CLINTON COUNTY.
The returns of this County give the Union State
ticket $50 majority, as far as heard from.
ESSEX COUNTY.
This County gives the Union State ticket l,OOO
majority. .,, ,,,,,,,
In Monroe County Bruce has 1000 over Wright
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Oneida County, except two towns aud three elec'
ton districts, gives Wright 5553 Bruce $500, Tall
madge 3l91.
WYOMING co.
Fourteen ont OF the sixteen towns in this county
give Ballard, 1850; Jones, l,024; Bruce, l,6ll:
Iallmadge, 555; Wright, 997
SARATOGA co.
Full returns from fifteen towns, and part Of fouI
others, give Ballard 1926; Jones, 2,s05; Tall
madge, 4,62; Bruce, 762i Wright, 2,sol. The
places TO hear ffom will increase the Union majority
about $50.
Conespoudene, Of The NJ y. Tribune.
PuTSAx FRyB PREss OFPoK, /
CARMEL, N. Y, Nov. ., 1851
R0bersons majority over Smalley IN this county
is llG. Thomas H. Reed Union candidate for Member o
Assembly IL elected by zoo insotty. Charles r. Brewster
Union candidate for Sheriff 1, elected by los majority Ou
whole county ticket Is elected with the exception perhaps
". J. BLAKE. Editor Pufaas Free P,sss
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Aetp2lprk kDailp GrjbNlre
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1861.
no C0RRESpONnENrS

Nc notice cen he tike1 ANONYMOUS Communications.
Whatever Is Intended for insertion must oe authenticated
by the ADDRESS OF the wrteInot reec'saty Tor
pubiirs tion, bat sJsrsnty for his good faith
ec3rrCl uudoriske 10 Ieimn ecttc Communications
All business Once should DC addresed 70
"TEg TRIRrrR,n New.fOIk
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The wisconsin Election.

M1wAuksfl ThnFsdiy, NOV. o IVVI. IV1.
Later returns show large Democratic gains. hl,
cine county, which usually gives 600 Repuoiirril
majority, is reported to have gone Democratic ihe
result is very elose and doubtful.
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WlsGcHEsrER CouSrY.-The general resalts in
thi. county are reported as follows:
Am.iority CISCO OF 900 Cor the Union State Ticket
majority Of 100 for H. D. Robertson fOr ssna,or, which
elects him in the District.
Leean B. Trip Rsp aid Uriou Sheriff BY 200 o. 80 la
jorty. over Lyon, Dem.
Hlsm P Rowsll (Dem.) Clss by considerable nas orl,,
over Husted Rep.
William Marshall DEM, Rezsies by some 50 majority
over Csuldwel, Union.
The Members Of Assembly are;
/. Chsuncey NJ. Dspew (Rep.), BY 800 or 400 maj
Newbcry D. Halsead (Den) BY IS os 20 majority over
w. II. Morris Union.
Pierre C. Tsmsn (Deni) by large majority over Geo.
Archer Rep.
We have no returns for the minor County officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
Business Notiees.

WINTER CLoTHING-The cheapest the bes'
.xor,ment newest stock, best styles, &c. &C.
Nos. 20 and 2! BOwsry.
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Special u Offices.
RELIEF IN TEN MIN UTES.
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tice of the kind ever introduced u nd 4 name OF
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all other Fumcuic Waters counterfeits- The gen
uine can be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed on each WAFER.
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Relieve Incipent Consumption, Lung Disc asses.
BgYAN's PULMoxIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils
BRYAN's PULNoNIc WAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Noealists and Public Speakers.
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Are in simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BKYaxs PCINJSIC WATERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYAxs PULxoSIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box of
BRYAN's PUIHONIc WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without a supply OF
BgYAS's PULMoSIC WATERS
in his pocket
Noperson will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULNoNIc WAFERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 70 chester,N
=, Sold by L. Y. GRIGGS, Ottawa, and all good Drug
Eists. noylI-Gm
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FL. -, by Rev. " W Wells, Mr.. 3. mona T. Baker
and Miss julia Ann Brewster.
March !. by sle s-ne Mr.. = Il Teltord and Miss
Inn
March 4, by Rev. d. Springer, M PLfia Thomas aad
Mis- Mary Aan Lee.
March i, By Elder ". Edwards, Mr.. Jas. Hastings
and Miss Hattie > TAomp=o1.
March l.. by Rev. J. Zimmerman, Mr.. 7. Missbach
AID Miss Margaret Frederick.
March - by E.y. +. T.. Ceg esgd Mr.. Jas. X. Nil
and Miss Martha a. Tread.
Marca IL 10y Rev. L. Lorriaux, Mr.. Alfred Motaz and
Miss Jane ToJe'.
March a. by Rev F p. Cleveland, Mr. Jerry A. Hess
and AIi-- Nary L Clark.
March IS, ~ Rev Chas. II Force, Mr.. Thomas Bragg
and - Eeisrv DciIrld.c. all Of SUGta Ottawa.
March = 10y Kew. c +. Martin, Ms. Rufus :. karnes
and Miss Kate i. brewster.
March ~, by Rev. Z. Lorriaux. NJ. Martin Devorc
and Mss Cath. Leo.
March -. by c G Miller, Eslr Mr. Louis Aason and
Mis- t.!aH Miner,
March 20 by jesse Green, Esq, NJ. Cauute Johnson
ami Miss CaTol:ae olson.
March q, by Egy. +. H. Peterson, Mr.. Ole b. Olson,
and Miss } liia Johnson.
March % by ) Heinrich, Esq, M. John Hook and
Miss Mary EHzi Q5nn.
March %, by Arthur lockwood, Esq, Mr. Gilman W.
Rollins and Miss lie Ell CarGUer both OF the town Of
A
March 70, by Rev John Cole, Mr. SaErl. L. Peterson
and Miss Hester 4 Rogers.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURsDAY EVENING. March %. 1851.
There was an active inquiry for Hour Oh change,
and large amount changed hands. Sales al 81
Sja5.zO Tor fine s32jai.O1a for common 10 choice
brands Of superiine, ond $4.izlai.iO for spring
wheat extras, the market closing firm under the
influence Of the steamers news. There was cOnsi-
deTabie excitement in the wheat market, aud Il
large business was done an advance OF laI per
ceLJ. advance all grades. No. sIr,Hg, with
receipts, sold at sla-E C, and sc. Tor old re-
ceIpt> No. spring At 80. -. for old. and S &c.
iog new. There was but little done IN bag lots
Corn was SC. higher, bat the market very dull
There Is nothing doing in oats, and 10 inquiry
Timothy seed aui! ANA lower. Butter very dull ~
lOal l.. for best rrE.-yDs.y.
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Tnyynshin Election.

The town elections throughout the
county take place next Tuesday. There
will be Supervisor, Assessor, Collector,
Overseer of the poor, &c, TO elect, and
other important business to. tra nsaet. For
Supervisor in this town, we learn that Mr.
Strawn will not be a candidate for re-clec-
ton. We are advised that there will be com
petition for some of the Offices to be filed,
and, in order to reconcile differences among
aspirantS, we notice that meeting OF the
democrats for this evening.
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ANOTHER FIRE-An old stable i'll the
rear of the blacksmith shop opposite the
Geiger House, was set on fire about II
o'clock on Thursday night, but was
promptly extinguished by few buckets
of water. The alarm was given, however,
and the Niagara boys, determined not
again to be beaten, were promptly on hand
with their machine; while the Undine was
barely hauled out. The fire was mani.
festly enkindled by an incendiary.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES We are re-
quested by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, collec-
tor of State and County Taxes, to notify
all persons who have not paid their taxes,
that the extended time has nearly expir-
ed. and he desires to return his book All
persons who have not yet paid are request
ed to do so Immediately.
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Music, MIRTH AND WoSDER-There is a
rich treat for our citizens in store, in the
rumor that an evenings entertainment of
the highest order is in actual preparation,
by some Of our amateurs This exhibition.
as we are informed, will consist of Vocal
and Instrumental Music in connection
with an illustration of Natural, Philoso-
phic Magic and Mechanism
The Managers are Messrs. C. W. Den
hard, Lewis Ortenstein and Dr. Kormendy.
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AT TIE Book BISDERY.-Mr Lutz, we no
t!ce has just been making large additions
to his stock in the store at the book bind
cry. Among thousand and one useful
and curious articles he offers for sale, we
notice fine lot Of stationery, violins, ac-
cordeons, chlldrens willow wagons and
other willow ware, pocket cutlery, yankee
notions, and large assortment OF French,
German, and American TOYS.
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At special meeting Of Undine Engine Co. No.
2, held at their house on Monday evening, March
25th, tie following resolution was unanimously
adopted;
Res0lUed. That the thanks Of this Company be
hereby rendered to the Illinois Starch Co. and TO
MeSsrs Strawn L Powell, for their liberal dOna-
tions subsequent to the late fire their works.
WIN. X. STEWART, Secretary.
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APPoIN? MENT.-Among the appointments
to clerkships in the General Land Office
at Washington, we notice the name Of \.
P BARNES, of Illinois This is ALBERT ?.
BARNES, of this city, a young man with
whom most of our people are acquainted.
He is a printer by trade, and has frequent
ly been employed in this office He is an
excellent young man, of good principles,
and will make faithful, diligent and ex-
ce!ient clerk. The only fear we have for
ALBERT Is, hat; being such genial, kind
hearted, good boy. the abominable air Of
Washington may prove deleterious to his
moral stamina. We know of no surer
way of putting young man on the high
road to the Old Harry, than TO give him
clerkship at Washington.
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LAMP NoyELrY-1he latest novelty in
Kerosene lamps, is burner without
glass chimney. For runabout lamp it is
the most convenient continuance yet hit
upon. 1t is for sale at Earls.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-1t will
be noted by our advertising columns that
J. w. Dow, Esq, offers his residence fer
sale. This is piece of property eminent
" to be coveted.
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Ottaha frtt Traber.
LOCAL. MATTERS
Democratic Meeting.

A meeting of the Democrats of the town
of Ottawa will be held at the Court House.
this Saturday evening at - o CLOCK, 10
nominate candidates for town offices.
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MA WONDERFUL REMEDY@ga
For 4 WONDERFUL AGE!
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills,


H6TTtcH s II ri ISifc11ylftSHtng tdStCT5
Cure in five hours. pains and weakness of breast,
sidc and back, and Rheumatic complaints m equally
short period of time Spread ON beautiful white lamb
skim their subjects the 10 no inconvenience,
nd each VIII from one week t" three months
Price IS5i Cents.
Herrick-s Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasiers are
sold by druggists and merchants in all parts oi the
United States, CanadaS, and South America, and may
be obtained calling than by their full names
ocl3-ly Dr.. L. T. HEERICk * CO., Albany, n Y
WISHING JAMES ADAIR success il his educational ef-
forts, hope his Improvement in rRATNISG MACHINES
will justly appreciated His draining pillow received
the Grst premium the Illinois State Fair tins aii'
four Others and from the certificates OF more than
q dozen of disnterested persons in this county, VINO
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
of dram with several machines, wei as from our
personal knowledge the case, believe drain
ing done with his machine, is worth, perhaps, twice
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized from it, we are
persuaded will be appropriated to good use-Herl-
tfotd OJserrer. dec22-6n
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urxyesCcu-b fscIieE.

Ayegetable Syrup. a.S sovereign for the relief
and OF Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Whooping Cough
Hearseness, Bronchitis, Consumption, sore Throat or
Diptheria Neuralgia. and Pain in the Breast Il cures
n cough with a bad cold in night Use it for child
rem when they are sick Il cures their cold, makes
them easy and quietly, and restores them
to health without the sicseninG effect of Anthony
Ipecac.
Sold by Druggists IL. bottles, g pc, sec, and . and
in Ottawa by Z. Y. GRIGGS.
Western Depot, 2iJ South Car- -, Chicago orders
promptly attended 70. Address,
decl-Iy IL. IVES.
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with like treatment.

NV STORE N OTTAWA DONALD MAcK,Y,
Esq, the great ship builder. but a
merchant scarcely less enterprising in his
way, to Judge from his success, has opened
as viii be noted by our adv. columns, a
dry goods store in this city, in the room
lately occupied by c. E. Pratt & Co, in
Glover 4 Cooks block. Mr. Mackay has
for years been leading merchant in La
Sale, and in spite of adverse times, has
succeeded so we'll that he has determined
to double his business by opening another
establishment in Ottawa. a merchant
who can thus branch out in times like
these must possess the true secret of at
tracing customers, which always consists,
in the main, in giving great bargains.
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iron, tie E-dU,irer, So,:'5,', III.
Ccphalic Pills accomplish the oajsc; for which they
were made, viz: Cure OF headache in al its forms
From tie EeauiAer, Noy5oN, la.
They have been tested in more :Lan thousand
cases, with entire success.
From tie Democrat, ". cloud, linn.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the headache,
send for box (CephaIic Pills. that you may have
them IN case OF an attack
From lie ldrsrtiser, ProriR,nce, II. l.
The Cephalic Pills said to he 4 remarkably efrsc-
tive reredy for the headache, and Of the very hes;
for that very frequent complaint wLic. has been
discovered.
From tie Western p. y. Ga=ets, CAi-ogo, III.
We heartily MIR. spal1is, and his uurvallcd
Ceplalic Pills
From tie Kdnd,chq Valley Star, EdRa,ria, Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, will stick to them.
From tie Southern TaM Finder, Neee Or'ecns, la.
Try them you that are afflicted, and
that your testimony can be added to The already Hu-
meroGs list that has received benefits that no CtleF
medicine produce.
From tie 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article iCepha!ic Ps)
is rapidly increasing.
From tie Ga=ette, Daceaport, Iotca.
Mr. spalding would not connect his name with
tice he did AEoso 10 possess real merit.
From the AGrey.fses, E,oriReace, II. L.
The testimony their favor strong, from the most
res ,ectable quarters.
From TIE Daily Netos, Newport Y. l.
Cephaiic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
From Gse Commercial Bulletin, BDston, -gaSs.
Said to be very efIcacious for tlc headache.
From the C nn,e.cidS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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The Weather for the past month has
been untoward in this region for the farm
ers. Too dry and cold to enable them to
put in spring wheat; change came at
last, in the shape Of a warm rain, and then
a snow storm on Tuesday night. Then
mild again and more rain, and raining dali
ly up to this writing The rivers are
rapidly rising, and the signs betoken a
freshet.
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Insurance Department..
CJSIiMAN. TRUE q Co.,
ANII OF O T L 4 w n,

=
AGENTS FOR TIE
FTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York City
AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
New Ysrk City.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven, Conn.
HOME FIRE CPARTICIPATING) INSURANCE CO,
New Haven, Conn
NORTHWESTEI;N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
0swego, " Y.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Alton, III.
LAsALLE COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
Ottawa, ILL.,
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
u,rt.,.-i Conn.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURAor.t cohPANh'
Newark, y. J.
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WALL PAPER.-Never before, in the an
mails of this thriving City, was there such
a brilliant stock of Wall Paper offered to
our citizens as that just received by SETH
c. EARL The prices, too, are so marvel
lousy low, that we are quite sure nobody
after seeing. them, will think of defacing
walls with white-wash, when they can be
so richly decorated with paper at no greater
cost. Besides all conceivable styles and
patterns of paper, Mr. E has also window
shades, gilt cornices, and all the other fix
lures to enable housekeepers to fix up
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FIRE.-Saturday afternoon Of last week
the stunning cry rang through our streets
that the Starch Factory was on fire. On
repairing to the ground, however, anxiety
was much relieved, by finding that 1t was
only the ice house, attached to the eastern
end of that huge structure. There was
strong wind blowing from the west, which
aided largely in saving the main building,
but at the same time placed IN Imminent
peril the planning mill and sash factory OF
Messrs Strawn & Powell.
The engines were promptly at their posts,
and the water icing abundant and conve-
niently at hand, soon succeeded in getting
the mastery Of the flames. Although the
ice house was a large, cumbersome struc
ture, of dry pine lumber, and filed with
chipshavings and saw dust, the fire was
extinxuished so as to leave the charred
studding and rafters standing in their
places.
Never did our fire department show to
better advantage than on this occasion.
Scarcely hand was lifted except by the
firemen, yet from the moment they got
fairly to work, no fear was felt that the
fire would extend
As between the two companies, however,
the honors of the day belong to the I'm
dine. She was first at the fire, and had
two fine streams going several minutes be
fore Niagara came upon the ground. 1t is
true, Niagara was further off, but consid-
ering the weight Of the Undine, her boys
are clearly entitled to the palm for supe
rior promptness. We are the more pleas
ed to award this praise to the Undine, as
at one or two late fires she suffered in
eclat by untoward accidents Her action
on Saturday wiped out all former mishaps
The fire probably originated from sparks
in a chimney adjoining the ice house, al
though there is no certainty about this
SHorLIFTISG.-A young man by the name
of Jas W. Smith, was arrested on Tuesday
and jagged for stealing pair of pants at
Andrew LYNCH store
Apropos of this--we have been astonish-
ed, on conyersing with some of our mer-
chants, to find what an amount Of petty
crime there is committed in this city in
the way Of shoplifting- Mr. Lynch, for
instance, assures US that his loss in this
way for the last year, has reached $1,000!
and in several other stores the loss las
been nearly as large
The stealing is done in a majority Of
cases, by persons whom the store-keepers,
on account OF their respertabiiity, dislike
to disgrace by exposure; and so, by charg-
ing the article in their bills, the matter is
generally settled and hushed up.
The evil, however, has grown so enor-
nous, that our leading merchants have put
their heads together ard determined t.
check it by putting the offenders through,
regardless OF name or position in society.
Mr.. Smith IS the first example under this
new arrangement, and others who have
INDUCED their propensity heretofore with
apparent impunity, may take waning, for
on the very next exhibition of their thicy-
ish propensities, they will assuredly meet
with like treatment.
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,S-HOPE. 1

az STILL CSwAED.-After a thorough trial by inuu-
merable living witnesses, err,ks Sugar Coated Pills
have proved to be the medicine of the age This re 6e
dy continues steadily advance the estimation of
the world the best family medicine introduce ed
In all bilious arrangements they fail. and
universal cathart;c, excel all Others Price % cents.
See advertisement third page.
oc13-ly w. W. CAPRGN, TroyeiiRg agent.
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Mai. Anderson

still in possession of Fort Sumpter, and the under
signed has some valuable city property, consisting
- thrae fne residences and several out lots which he
FISHES to exchange impro we'd farm. Address p.
n D., az OTTAWA. Ill, MARI
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Notice 10 Builders.
iaOxyacI ANNOCIalIOn. Phi

Howard Association. EShill..
eyoieHt IRStituiiOR established By special r.
docReat, for Tie R,lef Of tie Sick and distressed.
afflicted sciH TiFUient and Epidemic Diseases, dn1
e9pecdHy for the cure Of Diseases Of the StrudI Or
CdRs.
NJ EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
VA geon TO all who apply by leiter with descrP-
ton of ieir condition. GAGE occupation, habits Of liie
&c and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nisled irae Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SicrmatorrhGa, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and ON the NEW RE-
NEEDLES employed in the Dspensary, sent to the az
ated in sealed envelopes, free OF CHARGE Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKlLIIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
ICON Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
CFO. FAIRCllliD, secretary. oc21-ly
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u,UY YOUR STA 7IONERT at
X ORTON's BOOK STORE,
You get nothing as good at the Drug Stores. jan29