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WashingtOn.

S WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-The President returns
on Monday.
The Supreme Court meets on the Slst of Oc-.
tober in continuance OF the last term, which ends
on the first Monday in December. The call
docket will be resumed at case No. 204. An ap
peal from the Supreme of Illinois relating to
admission to the bar of married women comes
nm this term afE
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Horses are selling for more money then
they have been for years.
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Markets.

New York, Oct. 1.--Cotton dull, lower up
lands l61A Orleans 1871 Turpentine quiet at
3911z Gold 13&. Il ,a
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The dog concert on the lower part of Fay
etteville street last night was perfect sue.
cess
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Several new attractions have been entered
for our fair in the last few days.
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The Constitution

Once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
the aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which ~ e" t-3 'a.t
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HeImboId's Extract Buchu

f-s-H ittff4a t-ftf} Jtt3 s1tf 4sal
invariably does. If no treatment is submitted
to, Consumption Or insanity ensues.
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lail iHa Ailek % rrsl
u 5e OH 1a ala -s5t 10 asAsgaaf nH
For weakness arising from indiscretion. The
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which will be found
IadispOsition to Ezertion,
Loss Of Memory, -.r-.-,.t..
Waksfulnsss, %. s.4.t,
Horror Of Disease,
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Italy.

ROME, Oct. 1.-The Plebiscitum to be voted on
tomorrow with the following on the ballot: "Is
union with the Kingdom of Italy under the
constitutional rule of Victor Emanuel desirable"
The King awaits the result at Florence.
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Georgia..

ATLANTA, Sept. 30.-Ackerman's election bill
postponing the election until the Goth OF Deem
Der passed the House yesterday by vote of 81
to So. An effort to reconsider to-day failed by
a vote of 67 to 70.
The galleries were crowded by operatives CT
the State Road, who were reported to have been
armed. Chief Justice Brown of the Supreme
Court, declares the bill to be unconditional and
denounces it. 1t is thought that Notwithstanding
the provisions Of the bill favor illegal voting the
Democrats will carry the State.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu.

In affections peculiar to Females, is-unequalled
by any other preparation, as in Ohlorosis, or
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From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the

From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
World
M NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
Il am acquainted with Mr.. Fl. T. Helmbod;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the bu-
siness where Others had not been equally so be-
fore him. have been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers q Weightman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Phila-
delphia. "a
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From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
World.
NOVEMBER d. 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. Fl. T. Helmbold;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-.
dence, and was successful in conducting the bu-
siness where Others had not been equally so be-
fore him. have been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise"
2-h WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers d Weiehtman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Phila-
delphia. = 80 "a -
a5 HadoL 70 ,af
a.H ri s3.s1 5liH'ss5
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
)ia iHa Aigek 90 graI
81 5el .n..i Do e.'a - 10 asAsgaai ne
For weakness arising from indiscretion. The
exhausted powers of Nature which are accom-
panied by SO many alarming symptoms, among
which will be found
Indisposition to Erertion,
Loss Of Memory, .,-.-,.t
g Horror Of Disease, i5i
i'a..5le ' -A ai.li.t or II -'ilt
~ fa,'| Aea Fore6odings Of Eca;;
in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostitution, and
inability to enter into the enjoyments of society,"
The Constitution
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the aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which ~ ~ ti3 'a.t 4i
= ''.H ~ e 1jl5l.7 - SsuiH
HeImboId's Extract Buchu
invariably does. If no treatment is submitted
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1af1 OF, f'a1u d tlaig9;.ssg 9ti
In affections peculiar to Females, is -unequalled
by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or
Retention, Painfulness. or Suppression OF Gus
tomary Excavations, liberated or Schirrus State
OF the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the
sex, or the decline or change of life Jus
.I T. .I $685. ir % ar+lfI 1aH nos
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
-tE .agsa AND b,.og' b
e Improved Rose Wash
Will radically exterminate from the system dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation, at little
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q New York, Sept S0.-Three Russians, very
skilful counterfeiters, were captured while pint
ing fifty cent scrip. Many thousonsand dollars
OF bogus scrip was captured.
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NEW YORK, August 18th, 1865.
Allow me to call your attention to my PREY
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H. T.. HELMBOLD,

Chemist and Druggist of IS Years. Experience.
~ m4, 1.a1 9oK 10 gwa.jf
-i. 4aI sa25 80: -
1sgssl 40 ,ggl 9liI
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- ~ F0re6odings Of EoI;;
in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostitution, and
inability to enter into the enioyments of society.
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PAYMENT OF Public TAxEs.-The fol-
lowing Sheriffs settled with the State Treas
urer last week. ~
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England.

uRhouus
LONDON, Sept 30.-The Prussians evacuted
Rambollet, seventeen miles Southwest of YER
sailles..
Confidence is returning in Paris. 1t is vaguely
asserted that some positions occupied by the
Prussians, have been recovered. The Prussians
are continually coming nearer. They are throw
ing up works at Bagneux and at Meudon.
b. The Times, ina money Article, says thata further
reducing in the Bank rate may be expected
There was Cabinet session to-day in regard to
Foreign affairs The journals says that the result
will dissatsfy the beligerents and Salty nobody.
The Prussians occupied Dourdean, Is miles
south west of Versailles 1t is reported also that
they have reached Novernal and Grigneville in
the department of Seine ct Disc. -.
v'dl y" England.
LONDON Oct.s IA war bulletin signed by
Gambetta announces that the Prussians have
been routed, and that Vincinnes and Versailles
were retaken with six thousand prisoners and
much artillery. Communication between Paris
and Roucn has been restored. The dispatch is
generally thought to be spurious.
1t is reported that the bridge at Crecil gave
way. Several Prussian cannon and many lives
were lost The election of the French CoHsti-
uent Assembly occurs October 18th. A balloon
with Paris mails descended at Dreux, and push
ed forward to Tours. Reports OF fighting be-
fore Paris on Wednesday and Thursday arc false.
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aMrttklY Sfa1tharh

wednesday, Oct. 5, 1870.
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FOR RENT

i lot of T. H. Briggs.
aug 19-St 3oau al-Ili) s'i.} ~. FISHER.
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Compound Extract Buchu.

The component parts are BUCnU, Lone LEAF,
CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES. 80
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
atE aa AND 81 5gi b
:" Improved Rose Wash

rL B. dirt stl ao sa,s,n !. liz .Bis
Will radically exterminate from the system dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation, at little
expense, little or no change in diet, no inconve-
nience or exposure; completely superseding
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Co
paiva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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Circuit Court.

The Court has tried several criminal cases this
week, among which were the cases of John
Lockery and Neil McKowen. Both were indicted
for burglary at Marseilles. Lockery, one eyed
chap, plead not guilty, and his attorney, Mr.
Dewey, discovered flaw in the indictment,
through which Lockery escaped. When it was
announced that Lockery was free, he. broke from
the court room like quarter horse, and the last
seen OF him his coat tailjw streaming around a
corner McKowen's case was continued. The
case Of the People VS.. Swartout, for perjury, he
having been charged with falsely swearing that
ayoung lady was over eighteen years Of age,
and consequently could get married to him, suit
being brought by soured admirer, was squelched
on the ground that justice of the peace cannot
take en- affidavit for marriage license. The
Court adjourned till Monday, when the case Of
Stephen Murphy, for wife murder, will be tried.
The grand jury, at a late hour yesterday, were
busy hearing the evidence iu the affair of the
burning OF the Marselles Wall Paper Works.
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Books.

ADVENTURES OF CALEB WILLIAMS. By Will
lam Goodwin, Esq, author of "St. Leon
"Cloudesley," &c. Harper g. Brothers, New
York. Western News Company Chicago.
No novel writer in the English language has
written more pleasngly and at the same time
maintained 50 high tone Of moral purity as
William Goodwin. Of sll his writings, Caleb
Williams probably stands the highest, and IN its
sphere is the finest novel in the English Ian
guage. The present is pocket edition of the
work gotten up in H.rpers' best style.
HIREL. A NOVEL. By the anthsr Of cable
brakes Wife," Bound to the Wheel" Martin
Pole,' &c. John Saunders.l Harper Broth
ers, New York. Western News Company,
Chicago
A story of surprising interest, yet by no means
one Of the sensational or passion-tesring class.
The scene is laid in Wales, and the book over
flows with delightful descriptions of the gorgeous
scenery Of that country. The morality of the
book is pure, and the lesson ennobling.
For sale by Osman & Hapeman.
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HARNEss--lO0 sets ready for the spring trade
at SCOneS Harness Shop. ian5-3w

some years since poor but talented gentle.
man OF the medical profession conceived tho idea
that II he could produce a medicine of universal
application and extraordinary merit and mako
1t known he could not only enrich himself and
escape the drudgery of physicians life, but also
dement, the SICK IN greater measure than by his
private practice. He therefore consulted with
the best physicians he could find and the result
was the production Of the Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills, a famous and most successful medi-
cine, He began in small way to make the
Mountain Herb Pills known by advertising them
and such was the value of his pills that in few
years he had not only amassed u fortune but
had that rare satisfaction for rich man, of hay-
ing relieved the sick, and benefited his fellow.
men in every part of the country, rs thousands
OF testimonials could prove. The Judson's Noun.
tain Herb Pills have cured Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, and all bilious
d'sorders This little sketch serves both to adorn
tale and point moral. Dr. Judson's Pills
were meritorious and the doctor himself knew
the value Of printers ink. For sale by all
oeaIsrs fob Slim
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A Card.

The member Of the Ladies Society of the Eps-
copal church acknowledge with feelings of tho
deepest gratitude the receipt of the liberal dona-
ton of $50 from the members of the "Just a Few
Club" who gave our citizens so delightful an en-.
tertanment at Turner Hall, on Monday evening.
Little did the ladies of this society, most Of whom
80 pleasantly and fully enjoyed their moneys
worth" in witnessing the entertainment, imagine
that their money would so speedily come back to
them in this most liberal and unexpected gratu.
ity. With many wishes for the welfare, indi-
vidually and collectively, of the members of Just
Few Club" and with an earnest hope that it
may be our happiness to witness many more of
their recierche entertainments, we subscribe our
selves on behalf of the members OF the Ladies'
Society, sincerely and gratefully yours.
Mrs. DELLA MAGILL, Pres.
Mrs. J. I. NASH, Sec. and Treasurer.
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The ECCRcULIo.-Hr. Hull, of Alien, is the
inventsr Of . machine for catching the ccrculio,
the destructive little insect that destroys the
pluna, spples, peackes, &c. It consists of frame
work covered with white cloth, on a wheel, look.
ing net unlike an inverted umbrella; aed might
also be ikened uato a wheelbarrow, as it is show
ed forward by handles. In front is an opening
in the cloth in which is strong Cross bar, GOV.
cred With leather, which a.ts ss battering ram
The machine is stated ct few feet, in proper.
tion te the size of the tree, and is 1ln forward
violently, striking this ram against the trunk OF
the tsee, causing a!ively jar The insects, great OF
small, thus finding their tree home 90 violently
assaiis1, as their custom is when Threatened BY
danger double themselves up and fall into this
cloth hopper, and there are swept into bag and
destroyed at convenience.
DE- Hull has tried this invention foc many
years, but never brought it to its present per-
fection till now, aad is sstisied with ite perma-
neur saccess. auS that it will grow into use.
He has tried il in his own and neighborins or
chards and it has never failed in performing its
office.
j. E Porter, at Size Eagle City Works, is manu-.
featuring these machines, and will take pleasure
in showing them t0 all who u ~ need them.
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The PREsEYTEIIANs-Steadi and surely
this denomination is making substantial pro-
gress in Ottawa. From missionary post es-
tabl:shed less than three years ago, they have
grown, under the ministration of the Rev. Mr.
Hays, into church with a gsodly list of COM
nunicants and Sunday congregations nearly
equal to any of the local protestant churches.
Such, at least, has been their growth that the
little chapel on Clinton street is no longer able
to hold thea, and they have taken the prelimi.
aary steps for the erection, during the coming
they have just purchased the lot of Mrs Rath.
bun, on the corner Of Jefferson and Columbus
streets. The church is to cost, we learn, from
twelve tc fifteen thousand dollars, the larger
part OF which sum has already been raised
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MAD DoGs.-A mad dog excitement has keor
raging here during the past week. On Monday,
adog belonging to Mr.. Trabiug manifested most
suspicious symptoms of hydropho5ia, and ran
through town swapping at every nsn and beast
on his route. He attempted to bite several per.
sons, and probably succeeded in biting two or
three dogs. and escaped to South Ottawa, where
he vas shot. AL sorts of wild stories were ahoat,
and 5 war was begun on all dogs in general.
The Mayer and Marshal at once pgacseded to
preclaim death - the canine race, and now dogs
are thinner thaR heretofore
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RATHER RouGH.-One evening last week d
dozen fast young men, much befuddled with bad
whisky, entered the bowling saloon of Mr.. p.
Wolf, on Columbus street, at a late hour in the
night, and behaved in most boisterous manner,
After tearing up IA pack Of cards, pulling down
maps DC, they demanded a treat, agreeing to
leave; but while Mr. Wolf was drawing the
liquor they stole u keg Of beer and took it TO
South Ottawa, where they drank it. The offend.
ed Wolf is around with warrant for the bows
He should put them through.
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The March number of De.norost's Monthly
Magazine is all aglow with literary gems useful
information, and beautiful display of the
Spring Fashions. No magazine that comes to
our table is so welcome, is carried to our home
with SO much satisfaction as DEMoREsrs
MesTHL1 The ladies are always in ecstases
over it's mint Of attractions and artistic beauty.
Each subscriber, at 50, besides securing model
parlor magazine, also receives as premium q
large and beautiful engraving, valued at $40.
Address, DEMoREsT's MONTHLY, s3S Broadway.
Long 1--we Demorest.
Single copies for sale, and subscriptions re-
eefved BY Osmau s. Hapemsn, Ottawa III.
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MALICIOUS MIsCEIEF-A brick bat wa
thrown ca Monday night through window ct
the National City Rsuk, and another through
the window of Fiske, Strickland l. Wings cloth
ing store, in each csse demolistirg q pane Of
large and costly plate class. The suthors Of the
mischief are supposed to have beer some boys Cf
Is or 20 years that were seen ro~dying arsrnd
the streets at a late hear that night. The next
ordinance the city council passes should be one
directing the night police to seHS home or jug
every one of these il cipient gailews ornamer.s
with whieh our city is nightly infested if found
on the seoeet after 10 o'clock.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the grand mass rs-
rsde ball at Turner Hall, on Honday evening,
the 2sth- Everything is being arranged to IL axe
it the mcst enjoyable affair Of the season, and
every one is making preparations to 20. Cos
tames to TO- rented 1t a reasonable price, aIk
will be kept at the hall all day Of the 2Sth Dem
hards band will give the music, ard good sup
Per can be had at Martin Keim's, IA the dining
nom below the hall.
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O1aI ydaIE IAaaTAa .Aa0AaT llaa aRAnrn

WoMEN's RIGHrs.-Ths play of Women's
Rights, BY an amateur club Of young people of
this city, supplemented by the comedietta of
"Dr. Mondschein," at Turner Hall on Monday
evening, was witnessed by large and thorough.
ly pleased audience. There is Of course great al
lowance to be made for shortcomings on the part
of half dozen OF young people in their first
appearance on any stage; yet We can say, with
entire sincerity, that all of them did exceed
ingly we'll. To descend to particulars, Miss
Julia Pratt, as Victorine Wigfall, fully entered
into the spirit OF, and sustained the character by
charming naivete aud grace that justly merited
the applause that was 90 freely given. The act
ing Of Miss Lizzie Bassnett, as Mrs. Badger.
difficult and trying character for a lady to sus-
tain. was admirable; a. was also her personstiou
of Mrs. Post, the deaf aunt, in the sfter-piece.
Her enunciation was exceptionally fne Miss
Louisa Eames, as "Her Honor Judge Wigfall,"
not only delighted the audience with her eccen.
trioities, but amused them by her cool sump.
ton Of judicial dignity. She evidently had
thorough appreciation of the character, and acted
it to perfection. Miss Carrie Whitmore as Mrs..
Bsckbay. in the conedietta, acted remarkably
we'll, and was also happy in the distinctness of
her enuneiation. For character in which there
was no opportunity for the display Of either
humOr or pathos, che certainly made the most of
it. Mr.. shapley, as Tom Carberry, was happier
in his acting than his elocution. He either lacks
voice enough for % large hall or failed to let it
out George Hall, as Misc Wolverine Griffin,
was exactly our ideal of strong minded women
coarse, impsdent and volubie, only, if any.
thing, triae too good looking. Mr.. Chss Stout,
as 4r. Wigfii, the henpecked husband, would
be hard to beat in that character anywhere. But
among the gentlemen, the palm should probably
be awarded to Mr.. Greer, whose DR.. Mond.
scheim Wa equal to first e!aos professional. He
would have been spplauded on any stage.
With sech home talent in Ottawa, why should
We not have many more such pleasant enter
tsinments?
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HISTORY OF OTTAWA,

In next weeks FREE TRADER will be pubGsh-
ed an exceedingly well written history of this
city, dating from the first clock house erected in
South Ottawa to the present time, together with
full description of the city, its location, advap.
tages, present business, future prospects, &c,
&C. with brief notices of all the leading business
firms, manufacturing aud trading institutions in
the city. The whole will occupy some 1e or IS
columns Of our paper.
Persons wishing extra copies OF the FREE
TRADER containing this interesting ana vaiua.
ble article, are requested to leave their orders
before Friday, as the number of extra copies to
be printed will be little beyond actual orders
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New SToDg-We call attention to the card
of Mr.. Barnett. aaerchant aad eastom tailor. Mr..
Barnett is merchant Of most excellent reputa.
tion, for many gears in btGness at Newark,
Kendall Co., and we'll known to the people in
the northeasteru portion of this county. He
opens here with full line OF clothing, caps,
will employ none but the best workmen, and will
make custom work special poin. in his business.
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We wish il distinctly understood that we have
four kinds of plows that we guarantee to scour
iR any soil if nat. they are retGrned at our ex-
expense. The Northwestern Corn Planter is no
experiment: it has been used for years in
this county with perfect success For sale, with
all other kinds of the best farming implements,
by +. d. SwEETsER & Co., in the old Baptist
Church, old stand of King e. Hamilton.