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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

kh IhohAS DOWLlNG, Auct., Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
Twill sell ON FRipHY hFTTEnRSSSosdSSN jjanparv
18th, lSos. at 40 clock p. m. in front of the prem
iees part OF Lot No. N3. in Beatty Ha Skins ad-
dltion to Georgetown, fronting IS feet the east
side Of Frederick street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, and running back 80 feet. The improve
ment consist Of a three story Brick and Frame
Store and Dwelling house I'm good condition, con.
tanning rooms.
Terms: One half cash balance in and Il months
witt interest. secured by deed IF trust on the
property Conveyance ng and stamps at the cost
when the property is struck of. Possession given
immediately. THOMAS DOWNING
IA IL d Auctioneer.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED
Just received at MILLER'S. 10t Bridge stree .
Georgetown, A Bleached shifting Nuslins DO. I2I,
and l5c.; "A Androscoggin do. DO. lsc. - VAN
sutfa do. do, &c "A New York M Ills do. do. nc
Calicoes. auc l0c.; the very best. lsls. Our re-
naming stock of Winter Goods selling of AT
very low prices.
ia 7-lmr BENJAMIN MILLER
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16


In hrs r~ecolectons Of the Clay
Presidential campaign, Mr., Greeley.
Gays:
"There should havo been 81, 100000
raised by open subscription during the
week in which Mr.. Clay was nomina-
led and every dime of it iudiciously,
providently, expended in furnishing
information touching the w to
the voters of New York, Now Jersey,
and Pennsylvania. To put q good,
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Of prosecuting a political canvass;
meetings and speeches are well enough
but this is indispensable, Mr.. Clay
might have been elected by thesepromi-
nent exertions and sacrifices; and can
not but bitterly feel that great and
lasting public calamities would thereby
nave been averted."
Tho above remarks are suggestive in
connection with tho next Presidential
campaign, especially with reference to
supplying voters with newspapers
Marietta Times.
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Maye-Iu.
TO TT YES.

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dy, after hav ing suffered for several years
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May 9-ly. m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16
JAMES WATKINS
Special Notices.
OF YOUTH.

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a. 0sdsr etReUt, Y0Tk,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16
Energetic Men and Ladies Wanted 10
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ORIGIN AND STORY OF TIE
u o o o THE BIBLH y.

BY PROF. CALVIN Z. STOWE, D. d.
Showing what tho Bible is not what IL Is.
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and completely answering all Infdol caviIs and
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31olitiral.
Speeches.

Generally speaking, congressional speeches
are dreary reading, and we feel like taking
credit rather than blame to ourselves for in
hicting so little of them upon our readers.
Yet occasionally the Senate or House is electri-
fed by a speech which, though trivial in its
immediate influence there, is far reaching and
weighty in its results, its sound reaching away
beyond the harrow halls in which it is deliv-
cred, and its thunders reverberating to the
most distant hamlet in the land. Such a
speech was the one delivered in the Senate on
the esd ult. by Senator Doolittle, of Wiscon-
sin. against the latest edition Of the recon-
struction monstrosity in Congress; and such
speech was that of Senator Hendricks, OF
Indiana, delivered in the same body on the
3Oth ult, Oh the same subject. Both speeches
are quite lengthy, and beyond our limits for in
sertion, yet we cannot forego the pleasure of
enriching our columns with extracts from
them.
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Professional Cards.
ATT o r N E Y s .

IL w. GRlGGS, Attorney at Law and Notar
1Ls Public Office in Cheeyers block opposite Telegraph
o'e, attends to collections yancng and
titles. feb |, 1865.
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nR. H, OLIN Physician and Surgeon, graduate with
~ honor Of The Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
Surgery treats all Diseases acute and chronic ONCE in p o.
Building, Bakery, Ottawa ILL., Office hours, to 12A NJ
10 p. NJ. and Z 10 pm.
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II M ARMSTRONG, Attorney a. Law, Ottawa
1vs Ills ONCE in Delanos block, No 3, up stairs
May is. lS67-tf
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CYRUS A. LELAND, Attorney and Counselor at
~ Law Ottawa, Illinois. Office in Leland Bushnels
Block, west ofCourt House Square. Sep 7, 81.
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nR. WI WILBUR Formerly of Erlville Ill1
~ Office Main street, Il. Y. Grigg's Drug Store
Residence, second house north of NJ n. Church. on
Columbus street. mar-23 67-ly,
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II M. MACARTHUR, M. D., Physician and Sur
H. geon Ottawa, III. Office Leland ushnells Block
west of Court House. Juno "a, 6h.
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II E. LEWIS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
lie Office in Hoes Lelands block, Northwest of
Court House Square, Ottawa, Ills
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mr. M. LENDER, Homeopathic PHYSICIAN, Otta
~ wa IT. Olhcc In freemans Block Offers his services
to the friends of the Homeopathic system in Ottawa in all
branches of @ profession. Particular attention given tho
treatment of women and children. feblG-y
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Business CarOs
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
EAGLE AGnioULTUHAL WORKS.
CLAPP & GIBSON,
Successors toF D. Sweeser Co.. Manufacturers Of Agcul
tura Implements Sickles Moving Knives &C. also Weir
Patent Premium Corn Pillow, BARRIERS Patent Riding Walk
ing Flow, Drsgs, Com Shelters Horse Powers
,e48 w A rs, &c.
tn, attention Of Farmers is particularly invited sci
Feeding Con- Shelters and Corn Flows we are conf
dent have the best ARTICLES i'll that line market W,
also use the hardened soysls ows. Sckle
Knives. Sections and Rvets Of every variety ALWAYS
band Repairing promptly atteuisito I. c. GIBSON.
Dec. %, 65 t. X. u. +. CLAP.
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= Office Is HEREBY, GIVEN Tia, r.~yrs-

/ n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That asSFrs-
! y ton wilibe made by the snbssziA+ss IN zsrr
DIRECTORS OF the Board,iof. Chascns FTSxAtssaerp
cf.-the County of Hudson, and.to the iysFsns-
Of the Board oi Chosen Freeholdeisa Of the csssv
/ ~ of Union. on the twelfth dsy sof Ksaezs ~T
sigteeR hundred and sixtyeighi- Oh Zen pss7rssh
inthe forenoon OF that day, At iissst'enrt Hszet
iathe city of Ezahcth in Cbs1sl. Cazrzt Ia asxzs
at the same day and hour at the Court Rcnsfas
the City of Hudson, in Hudson O3ahfy, 5sss 6 sS
cence 10 build wbaryes and pie y IN ifeti ~ sl
lands situated on the waters atl Newark }sy "a
the Township OF Bayebne, In the CcUnty R&aSs
SON. to extend as follow:
Beginning mt the high water mark ON fhe s3Asrr
of Newark bay inthe diyirioR4Hns lefxrra adr
lands of the applicant aud the lands al bosske.
D. Cook: thence north fifty 1egresr twenis aFss-
uies, west eight hundred and fsg :eet TO Hssrsx-
terror line of solid filling; thence along sEsH kfss
OF solid filling north thirty degrees len nan
utes. east two-hundrcd ard Thirty Ihres 5ezx !.
thence routh fifty degrees ts@enty miauirs -sss
eight hundred and sixty feet to high watsI nnzsA
in The division line betwceA the landr ii skH1E
plcant and the lands Of H7imphri ys 1ls,sze<
sauthwestcrly along high val er mark iife Sss<xz5
coursee thereof about two hundred aud thsfes
II We feet to the place ofheginning, together sszb
one pier commencing on he exterior line of se54
filling, distant one hundred feet netfhcnsarrey
iIom the westerly corlsE OF the solid flilins -
the applicant, said pier 70 extend into Nsaks1fk
bay on a course north fifty degrees tw enfy Hgsz,-
utes west, and to be thsstythree feet wide ssAs
two hundred and fifty fset long:
ABRAHAM b. WARMER
ELIZABETH WARfsE4s-
Dated Sept. 26th, 1898. 9D7esSw
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; That sppiips-
~ ton will be made by the subscriher 10 alyx
Directors of the Board OF Chosen rrerhoaaezsz sl
the Comfy of Hudson, and to the DiFreissr NJ
the Board of Chosea Freeholders of the Cups9s
of Union, on The tzselfth day Of November -eixa,
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten 0'rlecA 1a
the forenoon of that day at the Cont Hs'zsse in
the City of Elizabeth, I'M Union county, snb 81
the same day anc.fpuE at the Court H.nre in 1br
City of Hudson, ip. Hudson County. f6s q H.sensr
to build wharves aud piers in, front Of his lsEssr
situated ON the Saters OF Newark Bay. In 1hv
Township of BayoDne, in the County ca Hudson
to extend az follows:
Beginning aaahigh water mark ON the Shore ssI
Newark Bay, N the division line hetwsen bee
lands of the applicant and the lands OF MaazsS !;
thence northtfty degrees and twenty misufes
west, nine lpdred and ten feet 10 she exter8yr
line of eoiG,Ihlling; thence along raid kI,e Dl
solid filing. north thirty-nine degfPes and fsn
minutes. esst hye hundi ell and fert, feet 3brnrr
sputh nifty degrees and twenty inmates. Cart ssaybs
hundred epd fifty feet TO high water mark in fts
division Line between the lands of the a,spistzp'
and the laHds of Morris: thence sOufhwestersa
along high water mark the several courres fheFS-
oi abopi live hundred and sixty feet TO the flarr
of beginning; together witt two piers c0fnuaenc-
ing on the exterior line OF solil filling. diEtA1i
one h3ndred and thirty feet B0rthcnEtegiy 5rCzB
the sgertprly of the solid filling Of she mp
plicant. said piers TO be forty feet wide and fzxo
hundred and fifty feet long. TO extend into Nev-
ark Bay on course north fifty degrees 1and
t&snty minutes west, and 30 have an opening
lh,stwcen the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB X. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. %, 1868. 2e=aSwssw
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: Thai appiiea-
~ ton will be mace by the subscribers TO the
Directors of the board of Chosen FreehOtders Dl
the County of Hudson end to the Difecfors Ua
the Board of Chosen Freeholders Of the Cngnfy
of Union. on the twelfth day IF November, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eght, at ten o'cloek in
the forenoon of that day al the Court t0slHe An
the City of Elizabeth, III Union Ceuniy. and al
the came day ard henr al the Court House in tire
city OF Hudson, in Hudson County, for Acsnse
to build Wharves apdPiers in the TownshipsUi
Bayonnc in the County OF Hudson IN front NJ
lands belonging 80 them, TO extend as fnlloHs;
Beginning at law water mark ON the saare 81
Newark , Bay, sta point where the nortsessas1sy
same; thence, first running along low water mark
on course Rortb thirty five degrees and ten ussn
utes east, four hundred and eight feet md 9&tn-
ty i've ore b9ndredihs OF foot, TO the nerih lsne
| of the praperty; thence, second, north my sne
/ degrees aid forty minutes wrst, running dnao
Newark Bay eight handFed feet. to the exAsrter
line of sold flIing thence, third aleBg 4he ex-
terror line Of solid tiliing ON a conrse ssonkh
twenty four degrees and twenty minutes, wed
four hundred and seyen cen feet to the aonthsety
boundary OF the property; thence, ionrth. saskh
nifty one degrees and forty minutes east, farail1l
with the second described line seven hun<aSu
| and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Hog. 10
the place Of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two pisEs
described as followa: one Of them ~ Easn-
mence on the exterior line OF solid filling, eeTer-
ty i've feet Eouthwestcrly from the Berfhnrfy
property line; thence running ON course Do5tb
ifty-one degrees and forty minutes west, q dis
lance of two hundred and fifty feet: thence
SOU NV esterly peralel with the exterior line soi
solid filing fifty iett; thence eontbeasterly. par
alle with The tirst described line, two huzaE,f
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF s0iid fi1fug
thense noriheasterly along the exterior line zui
solid filing, fifty feet, TO the place Of bcEtaf5s
The other pier commencing ON the exteri0r a1xfe
| of solid filling distant seventy five feet 1ofsh-
easterly from the southeIly line of the papPert3-
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees and fDr-
~ minutes west two hundred and MY foeS;
thence northeasterly parallel with The exherifu
line of solid filing f.ty feet.
Thence southeaeterly parallel with the fraf5de-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet Thss.e
southwssterly along the exterior line OF thu sasi
filling fifty feet to the place oil beginning. Each
of said piers being fifty feet in width and fsHp
hundred and fifty feet in length, Intending fnam
the line of solid filling; said piers being dstant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven feei
ON he line OF solid filing.
SAMUEL X. TRIAfBEY.
ANN E. TRIMBLY.
Dated Sept. 26. 1868 se-Eewtw
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