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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-23


~ TAIN and PURE FRUIT SYRUPS Of every de-
scripuon by the gallon manufactured and for sale by
GEO. r. SPUR, POI Main street. deodtf my6
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSAl
~ CHUSETTS. - Worcester, ss.-Superor Court a
Fitchbutg, June Term 1862
SAMUEL HOWE, Plaintiff
NATHAN G. HOWE Defendant
And ANSON RICE Admir-, &c. ,tas Trustee of said De.
PENDANT.
In an action of contract for the recovery of the
amount due on apromssOry note dated August u.s. 1898
given by the defendant for twentythree dollars and
payable to the plaiih or order demand with inter
est, as appears by the writ and declaration filed in this
action And now appearing to said Court that said de-
PENDANT at the time of the service the writ vas not
an inhabitant OF or resident in this Commonwealth it
ordered that Ouce given to said defendant to appear
at the next term OF said Court to be holden Worcester
aforesaid on the FIRST Monday of September next his
default VIII be recorded and Judgment rendered against
MIN, and that said notice be given by publishing
tested copy Of this order, in the Massachusetts Spy,
newspaper printed i'll Worcester in said County Wor-
ceser three weeks successfully the last publication to
be thirty DAYS before the sitting said Court or by
serving him with attested COPY this order fourteen
days before the sitting of said COut
Attest: JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
Copy, Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
Tvs wat
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAsSACHU.

~ SETTS:-worcester, ss.-Superior Court at Fitch
burg, June Term 1852.
SAMUEL HOWE. Plaintiff
NATHAN G. HOWE, Defendant.
And ANSoN RICE, Admir-, &c. as Trustee of said De-
PENDANT.
In action contract for the recovery of the amount
dne on pr0missO.y note dated August Is 1888 given
by the defendant and Houghton late partners do.
ing business under the of HOughton IL Howe for
sXtyve dollars and payable to the order of the plaintiff
on demand with Inter- appears by the writ and dec
laraton filed In this action And II appearing to said
Court that said Defendant the time Of the service of
the writ was not an inabt of resident in this Com
monweath It'll ordered that notice be given to said
Defendant to appear at the Term Of said Court to
be holden at Worcester Aforesaid the first Monday of
september next his default will be recorded and dg-
ment rendered against him. and that said notice be ven
by publishing an atesed copy OF this order in the Mas
sachusetts spy newspaper printed in Worcester in said
County of Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last
publication TO be thirty days before the sitting of the
said Court or by serving him with attesed copy of this
order fourteen days before the sitting o said Court
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
copy, Attest: JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
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Is VETERINARY SURGERY
GgsMSA7N The undersigned has procured a stand at E
Syn NJ. ST0CKWELL'S Stable, No Mechanic
-AASS' street. where he is ready ut all times to an
the calls Of those who may desire his services i'll
the treatment of tine diseases incident Horses
and Cattle Patients visited at the stable.
All orders for the spayng of Cows promptly attended
to. BY this operation they become permanent mixers
1t is unattended with danger and amply repays the
err with supply of milk at when the
article is usually scarce.
Intrmary at No. 10 Mechanic street.
WILLARD Il. RICHARDS,
Is dawu Veterinary Surgeon.
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miscellaneous.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA
~ CHUSETTS.
HEADQUARTERS, BosToN, July I, 1892
GENERAL ORDER NO 96

call has been made upon the Governor this Com
monwealth by the President of the United States for
10000 Volunteers TO form Regiments and fill the
ranks OF those from this Commonwealth now at the
Scat OF War.
The following table shows the proportion of each city
ami town, bas upon the enrolled in the Common
wealth liable to do Military duty shown by annual
returns made to the Adiutant General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-23

ID P L P S l A R E MED Y.
DR.. DARIUS HAM & cos
AROMATIC INVEGORATING SPIRIT
This Medicine has been by the public for six wears
WIN increasing favor. 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart Burn. Collie Pains.
M ,1 IN me stomach or Pains in the Bowels,
n,s 1mr i3roTs ol Kidney Complaints
If STIMULATES, ExH1LiRATEs, INyIeorArrs nrr ,,,,,
NOT lNToXICATE OR STUPEFY, ~
AS medicine its quick and cectua curing the most
all other arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels in
1t will instantly revive the melancholy and droo
Ing Splits ana restore inc weak nervous, and scky to
Persons who from the iniudcious use of LIQUORS have
become detected and their nervous system s6attnrod
curse e. humanity the DELIRuM fREMENs viii SImost
o ne reel ne happS and healthy nviporang en-
WHEAT III WILL DO.
DosE,-one wine glass full as often asnecessarv
One dose viii cure Heartburn
Three doses viii cure Indigestion.
Ohe uusc VIII give YOU "A Good Annette
One dose will stop tile distressing pains Of DIV sncpso
one dose vii remove the distressing and disagTeen6e
effects OF Wndor Flauence, and as soon as the soanb
deSees the yigoraine Spirit the distressing load and
70 one dose VIII remove the most distressing mains nj
C9h ~, either i IN ne stomach or bowels. "
padJSr uos1s NH remove all distractions in the Kidney
Persons who are SERIOUSLY afflicted with any Kidney
ooplants are assured speedy reli1f by dose or two
and radical cure by the use ofone or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
PERSONS Mho from dssipating mnc over night and
ee the eyil effects Of poisonous liquors i'm violent head
aches, sickness atstomach weakness glddiness &c will
ma one dose will remove all bad feelings ~ van
Ladies' of weak and slckly constitutions shoud ta tho
lnvlgoratng Spirit three times day; 1t will make tem
slIoe, neathy, and happy remove all distractions and
eguares IRON the menstrual organs and restore the
bloom ol health and beauty to the careworn face
during pregnancy IL will be found an Invaluable medi
ol9e 20 remove dsaereeabe sensations at the stomach
Al te proprietor asks is trial, and to induce this he
has put up the lnvgoratng Spirit in pint bottles at b6e
quart. 81. ' '' " WV
General epot. AZ Water street, New York
For salo in Worcester by Bush a Co James Craon
NJ Il. Green Co, Geo. p. Harlow; Cav Il GoodeIi Mil
bury, and DRUGGISTS ppuqre1lv ,ic,,s VSNii Iidii
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Railroa0s

FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
n DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 e. m, connects at Norwich witt
Train NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
at 1855 p n. ?. 81. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup'f's ONCE, Nor. & Wof Railroad,
Norwich, Feb, !, 1851.
GgNIickets for sale ct the Ticket ONCE Worcesfer
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Railroad CosEecti0as.-AtA Albany with the New Yofh
Central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River rail
roads 81 Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. at State Line with the Housatonic
railroad At fittshed with the Pit:sfield and North
Adams and Stockbridge and Pittsfield railroads At
Nest0sld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spr G.
fied, Connecticut River Ra Dads Palmer with
the New Tendon, Palmer and ilimsntic and Belcher-
town and amherst railr' ads. Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester. Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
A. HENRY GRAY Suntt
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SODA WATER BY THE FOUN-
~ TAIN, and PURE FRUIT SYRUPS Of every de-
scrpion. by the gallon, manufactured and for sale by
GEO. X. SPURR POI Main street. deodtf my6
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noe TOR &C. A. HILL S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.
1NFALL1BLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; a preparation which daily
experience proves be most speedy and ecacious in
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in all when used according to the drec
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T5ssss557ss-5svza NORWICH & W0RCES-
es ssz.ssssz=zsaszgTER RAILROAT. - SUMNER Ar.
- Ss-3AN CEMENT, commencing MONDAY,

IL 80 m. WAY Passenger Train Arriving at wor
cester JUNCTION IN for trains to Boston Prov
dence, sprn gield and Alhany Worcester for trains
TO Boston. Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg &c.
S45p r.. Way Passenger lrain Connects at Norwirh
with Train from New London, and at flancld Junction
with train TO Providence Reaches Worcester in
for Express Train to Boston.
ieln dtf 2. st. NJ. ANDREWS. Snn,t
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DIR HILLS MIXTURE is warranted TO cure emissions
ana an diseases of the Urinary Organs. READ AND
REFLECT The afflicted would do well to reflect before
trusting their health happiness and in many cases their
reS in the hands physicians ignorant Of this class of
maades II is certainly impossible for one man to u-
derstand all the ills the human family is subject to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

CAPT. FoEp-The Chicago Journal OF
Monday learns from parties who arrived
today" that Capt. Ford's company, of Gen.
Grants body guard, as also an Ohio com.
pany of cavalry, were captured last week
by guerilla band, between Jacks on and
Corinth. With the stationary Chicago
impudenoe: which claims that all volun-
teer companies raised in Northern Illinois
are raised in that city, the Journal says
Capt Ford S Company was raised in Chicago,
belonged to the 4th cavalry, and that Capt.
F. is now in that city. All of which is so
far from the truth, that We should also
doubt the story Of the capture were it not
copfirmed from other sources. Capt.
Ford's company was raised in Ottawa, BE-
longed to the SD regiment of Ill. Infantry,
but was attached by Gen. Halleek to his
body guard, and afterwards by Gen. Grant.
The company was not captured but stamp.
eded," all the men but 3 having since re.
turned to Camp Capt. F. was not in Chi.
cago on Monday, but was then and is still
at jackson, Tenn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

SUBSTITUTE FOR CoFFEE-Most of our read
ers remember the newspaper sensation a
year ago over Mr.. Hoffmans Effingham
Coffee, the seed of which came from Aus
tralia, and which was said to be equal to
Old Java The adopts i'll such things pro-
nounced it no Coffee at all, but Okro, and
by inference humbug, at least as a sub
stitute for coffee. However, the Patent
Office bought some of the seed for distribu-
ton, and through the kindness OF Mr..
Loyeiov, we obtained dozen or two. We
planted it in our garden about the first of
June. Itgrew rapidly and vigorously, with
very little attention, and within week or
two the earlier pods have ripened, so that
we have been able to experiment with 1t.
1t was dried and Drowned like coffee,
ground in the mill, and about the usual
quantity taken and mixed with table
spoonful of Old Java, and made into the
beverage We profess to be judge Of
coffee-can tell Mocha. Java, or Rio by the
taste, but certainly could not distinguish
the coffee thus made and pure Java As
substitute for coffee it is certainly vastly ahead
of wheat, rye, barley, peas, or anything Of
that sort When yound and tender, the
beans, cooked like green peas, also make
a very paltatable dish, although tasting
very differently from peas.
1t is very easily raised and would yield
we know not how many bushels to the
acre but enough to supply whole neigh
borhood with coffee.
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IL. Il.
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.

sCPE ERROR TO ALL o Rs.
Pursa,ivs medicines. ~ used BY Physicians. and
prepared in accordance with the American and Eurs-
pean PharmacspGias, and all purgative Pals, during
their operation weaken the patent In cases Of TEL
low Fever, Fever and Ague Typhus, Typhoid Scarlet
Fever. Small Pox, Measles, Eryspeias, and many
dangerous Diseases purgatien, which 10 in fact
that the purgave medicines and pills OF the old system
produce toe sudden deplson Of the ita powers and
waste Of the body. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
provide agains. this difficulty. The medical properties
Of their composition possess wonderful musTtfious
powers Six Of RAILWAYS PILLS will impart ~
much nsursshment the blood. and strength to the
wasting body, Of the best wheat four %
that in all where pursatioa IA required, RAD
WAYS PILLS will, in less time than any other medi
cine secure an evacuation, and, at the same time.
nourish and strengthen the system. This peculiar
p.ver i, possessed alone b RADWAY's REGULATING
PILLS.
In attacks Of Biliousaess Inflammation sfthe Bowels
Liver HI dneys,a dose Of from six to eight Of
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
will, in few hours restore the patient 70 ease and
comfort. There il purgasive medicine In use hat
will cure these complaints 20 1quek - RADwAYS
PILLS. Persons subject to Csstivsness. Indigestion
Biliousness, saundice, Liver Complaint, Apopleyy.
Headache, Should take TIVE or three Of these PILLS
once or twice a week. Price Is cents per box.
For sale at the stores Of g. L. THOMPSON and Z. r
CsIGos Ottawa,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

PoIIr1cAL DISCUSSIONS somewhat
free-and-easy, but decidedly plain and
pointed talk Of some of the delegates at
the close of the democratic convention in
this city last week so unhitched the nerves
of some of Our republican politicians that
they found rest impossible until they
could make some sort of reply. So they
called a meeting on Saturday evening to
give vent to their pent up phelinx. We
did not attend the meeting but under.
stand it was rather tame. Hon. B. c.
Cook, Parson Coleman, VIM. Reddick and
j. o. Glover were the speakers. They went
in strong for the Proclamation, and made
it clear as mud" that none but an aboli-
ZIONIST can be patriot. There was dis
reputable attempt, we learn, to disturb the
meeting by some outsiders who had better
stayed away.
On Tuesday evening the democrats held
q meeting, also at the Court House. The
only democratic speaker, however, was
John Hise, Esq, who talked democracy in
his usual offhand straight forward way.
Mr.. H. has been too efficient in aiding the
work of enlistment and generally support
ing our home measures for prosecuting the
war to be open to the charge Of secession
ism. So he can talk plainly without in
curing the hazard of being called seces-
sion synpathizer.
But there were two other speakers at
the meeting on Tuesday evening--repub.
licans-ths Hon. J. c. Champlin and o. c.
Gray, Esq. Both opposed the Presidents
Proclamation, both OF, grounds of expedi-
ency and as a violation of the constitution
The argument of Judge C. on the consti-
tutional question had evidently been well
considered beforehand, and was unan-
swerable Nevertheless" said Judge
c., and the meeting applauded the senti-
ment, "this rebellion must be suppressed.
We must save the constitution if we can.
But constitution or no constitution, the
rebellion must be crushed"
The speech of Mr.. Gray was equally
pointed and direct as to the proclamation;
yet breathing the same patriotic spirit of
devotion to the common cause, come what
may The sentiment was that of all true
democrats We would guide the ship
Alright, if we can, but hever desert the ship
On Thursday evening the republicans
again met, ami were addressed by Bush
nell, Glover, Reddick, Cook, and Josh
Whitmore. The burden of the speeches
was again approval Of the emancipation
proclamation. Mr.. Reddick was under
stood not to endorse the other Proclamation,
suspending the writ of habeas corpus.
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To the Voters OF La Sale County.

In offering my name As independent candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, expect to scatch scissors from
the leaders of the political ciquss Believing a. now
do that convention system is all wrong, and they
ought to be supported by the people, especially
while are engaged in this war. have been
Douglas democrat and believe that the ought to
be continued until this vic ed rebellion 10 completely
put down. and Law and order and the supremacy Of
government acknowledged from ore end Of the land
to the other All ask, win the people support me
without regard to party. or win they let political
clques rule. JohN hCsioN'
Ot,,v. Sent 9th 1862.
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HEHsHAw'. BArrERy-This company now
numbers IL men. All the clothing, camp
equipage, &c, have been received, and to-
day the company goes into camp on the
Fair Ground. The Company still lacks
some 80 men 70 be full to the maximum.
Ten county bounties still remain Tor
recruits from La Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

RUBBER in the place of metal for False
beauty of the work manufactured at DR..
HoBERr's Dental Rooms is far ahead of
anything in the line we ever saw. DR.: II.
has attained the exact degree of heat ne
cessary for the perfect vulcanizing OF the
rubber, to give it its proper elasticity and
beautiful flesh color. Many are laying
aside their metal plates, wearing instead
the rubber, its lightness and beautiful
adaptation to the mouth making it far
preferable. 1t is only half the price of
gold, and the durability of the article is
placed beyond doubt Specimens can
be seen at DR.. Hobert's Office, over the
Bank of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

Dox'r Foporr that 1t. Prescott has still
an Office open at F. c. Prescott's Hat store
and is daily receiving recruits for the First
Illinois Artillery. With soldiers of expe-
rience generally, the artillery is the favor
ite arm of the service.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

FINE FKUIr-Our friend Nathan Hardy
has laid upon our table some apples which
We know would take the first premium at
any fair. They are choice winter fruit, and
weigha pound to pound and piece
Forty of them would make bushel The
wet summer had its drawbacks, but it
gave US fine fruit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

MILLINERY OPENrNo-Mrs. TARBLE has
just returned from the east with q fine
new stock of millinery goods, for the fall
and winter trade. She will have them
ready for exhibition to her many lady
friends and customers on Friday OF next
week, Oct. 10th. Call without ceremony
and see the newest styles, and don't wait
for any other invitation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

UxDlHE.-We have been shown a beau
tiful silver Punch Bowl, which the Undine
Engine boys of this city have purchased
and propose to present to Mr.. NJ. x CHusE,
foreman of the Prairie Bird, Bloomington.
Mr. Chuse did the boys good service at the
tournament at Morris, for which they pro-
pose to. remember him in this handsome
style.
The Undine Company was nearly broken
up by enlistments a month ago, but has
rallied and again numbers some 60 mem
bers. A meeting is called for next Tues
day evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

New GOODS AT CAMERON d EBERHARD S.
Joseph has just returned from New York,
where he spent a week in selecting a stock
which he knows will exactly suit the taste
of the numerous customers of that popular
dry goods establishment In the line OF
shawls and winter dress goods the stock
is believed to be peerless. AS to prices
they prefer not to make great blow but
if you can buy cheaper anywhere else in
Ottawa,-you had better do it-that's all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

SPECIAL ELECTION. special election
on Tuesday for Justice OF the Peace in
place of Esqr. Larkin, gone to the war, re-
suited in the choice Of JAMES GRAHAM, by
60 majority over 2 Barnard. Mr. G. is one
Of oar most substantial citizens, and emil
neptly qualified for the Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

ANTONIO BROTHERS CIRcus.-This circus
which exhibits in Ottawa on Tuesday,
has been here several times before, and
is we'll known by our show going people
az one Of the best institutions" of the sort
that travels. The Antonio Brothers are
gentlemen, and do all and little more
and better than they promise in their bills.
Everybody doubtless. that can afford it,
will bring his wife and little ones apd see
the show,
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@ttaha frtt Gra6tr.
LOCAL. MATTERS

We received by mail last evening from
the SD Ill. Regiment, at Bolivar, a manu-
script copy of Col CusHNAx's Farewell Adj
dress to the Regiment As our paper for
this week was already made up, we are
obliged to defer its publication to our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

THE CAVALRY CoMPANY.-The Cavalry
Company in process of being raised in this
city by Warner and Mariner, is meeting
with encouraging success. At the present
rate, few weeks will fill up the Company.
Let none hold back who have any inclina
ton to enter this arm of the service
Head quarters in Metropolitan Block.
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e. 8. HOBER II,

DENTIST,
Has taken Rooms over the Bank Of Ottawa across
the street from his old quarters. He IL permanently
located there, and will be in readiness during al busi
ness hours wait on his patrons heretofore. HI
charges for operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col Cushmsn's ONCE. mlSw
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Notice..

The Soldiers Relief Society will hereafter hold
their meetings on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OF each
week at o'clock. in the Supreme Court House
All ladies having friends anon. the Soldiers, are
desired to take notice.
By order Of the Society.
e. HENSHAw, See'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

MnLER's BATTERY e. Chicago Battery"
the papers of that city call it, although
most of the men were raised In Ottawa)
left Camp Douglas for Louisville on Satur-
day last. The battery had been on duty
for about three months at Camp Douglas,
and had attained high proficiency in the
drill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04

The attention of our lady readers is call
ed to the advertisement of Mrs Walker.
Her stock is entirely new, and said to be
very superior.
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EXCHANGE BANK

i. r. FAY Sc 60.
BANK Of DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of tn State, and
tSeteds promptly RENTED at rates
Interest allowed ON Deposits.
+ Z r. II FOE MoBiEEr, 0@a'ea,M III.
~arlf J. G. REED. AUBURN. ". \.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04
Independent Candidates.

We are authorized to announce the name OF JAMES
WILLS as an Indepeudent Union Candidate fer fhertn
Of La Sale county At the approaching November
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-04
Meeting this Evening.

Hon. j. c. CHAKPLIN will address the
people at the Court House this evening on
political topics of the day.
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M A r r. 7 Il n.

On the 26th ult., by Az thur lockwood, Esq, Mr..
HSr.x BsEUNIxo to Mrs Louisa QUAHTRR, all Ottawa.
On the 26th ult, By same, Mr.. vALxHfInB LkAs, Of
the town Of Farm RIDGE to Mas. ClScsHIIA ec1DT, sf
the teVn of Noethv nle.
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For Sheriff.

offer my name to the voters Of La Sale count. -
an Independent candidate Sheriff. at the next Ne
vember election. JOHN HUSTON.