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Consumption and Liver Complaint.
Dr. TayIor's ge:lls:aHi of V.iycr.yCgl


Dr. a;ayior's gE;iis;aEi OF giVcr"cit,
HI As been used successfully for eight years in
d ] the cure of these diseases. Remember!
TIC original and genuine is made oHiy al $40
Bowcry, y. y, al others are spurious and unau-
thorilcd!
CONSUMPTION and LirCr COmDIaini!
As a General rcnclv for these diseases mn,
FULLY satisfied. from lanr experience. there is mo-
medicine cluul to Dr. Taylors Ual,am Of Liver.
wort Beinr purely yeTc,ahlr. il can he use
with the utmost safety hy MI p,r,o,s in every
condition. It ccans,s the un:, by cypccto,l.
ion, relieves difficult breathing. and Stems to
heal the chest, There can b.. NO question. lint
,hi; medicine is certain cure for chronl, courhs
aud colds. have used i, for four years in Inv
practice. and always with success.
Az. ROGERS, Md.
CyuyumDhOa Tie following remarks were
taken from the last number of the Medical Ma
gazinc:
"Ihc surprising effect produced hv Dr. Wav-
lor's Bllsam of Livegwort, in cousumpti,c Cases.
can not fail exciting a deep and thrilling Interest,
throughout, the world. We have So lon. believed
this disease (consump,iOn) iucurabc, that it is
difficult to crcdi, our senses whcu we see persons
evidently coasump,ivc, restored to health. ct
this is a fact OF daily occurrence: how then can
we question the virtue of the above medicine f!
In oUt next, we shall. %, more explicit: meantime
we hope physicians viii make u!ai Of tA, mcGg.
cine ana report is effect to US"
NorG. --- IAe original and genuine Tay'Jr's
Balsam of L.ycr2ot is made ana sold at SO
BuWCgv.
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FE7HE undersigned has cstli he'd an office in
L tins town for the Transaction of tine above
business. lie will pay particular attention to the
Investigation of all disputed titles to convcvan-
cling in all It's branches to the purchase and sale
OF lands and lots, and to payment of taxes on the
same. lie is now preparing set of maps Of the
county Of La Sale from actual survey. so thai, in
a short time he will be enabled to give to any one
complete description of the quality and value
Of each Iot
All commun.calions postage paid, in relation
to lands either in La Sale or any ofthc adjoining
counties, win meet with prompt attention.
some competent person will always be found
III the Office III the absence Of the undersigned.
GEO. II. NORRIS,
CgHnty SUrsyor and AHmuy at Lar.
lie would respectfully beg leave to refer to the
following gentlemen;
OregoH CITY, M---IIon. Thomas Ford.
Spring F1M M---lIon. Stephen \. Douglas.
Dayton, M---Hon William Sladdcn.
Loc1po1, H---Major William Goodiug.
IL Sale, M---Gen. Hart l.. Stewart DR.. Tho.
W. lIcnncsey.
0tgicf, N---WiIiiam Rcddck, Sheriff. Joseph
Cloud, Clerk D. Sanger q Sons
Walker & Hicl,Iing.
Chcago, N--CoI. James NJ. Strobe, \. o. Beau
mont Esq, i. G.. Lcary, Esq,
John :. Wright.
Bo0mUg'o1 M---W. Cotton, Esq.
IroB NH---lIon. Samuel G. Huntington, VIM
H. Vanschoouhoycn, Esq, \. b
4 ]. $. DIN, Eslrs,, II. NJ. & NJ
J. Iownscua, Esqrs.
BJs'00, Mlsy.--I Thompson Kiddcr, VIM True.
PN.feH, WHS,---Dr. o. T.. Brewster.
WHsmw'orn, Mgs~-Thomas Hoxcy Dauic
Dewey. Esq.
EgfeH Ci---Wm. L. & James Dixon, Esqrs.
Patterson, y, J.---Thoma5 d. Hovey.
AHony NJ Y---Dr. Ebcnczer Emmons.
S'ufud, ~ E---A. Norris.
Genera, M.-.Ioscph Churchill, Esq.
Peoria, W---Onslow Peters, Esq.
N,tc York Ciy--H, +. Clark, Il. w. Townsend
C.D.Bctts, SD .NobIc, Esqr5
J. X. Homer.
Hrhimer, " vi. d. Gros Esq.
ChccllDd, Otio--BushncIl White, Esq.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lSil. l7--tf
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Supr. and Extra Supr lTailors' Trimmings,
Black and Colorco Lambs Wool and Mcr-
Eroad Cloths, no Shirts and Draw
Beaver, Flushing, ant Crs,
Pilot Cloths, Gloves, and Hosiery Of
Sleeps Grey and Brown every variety,
Fullcd Cloths, jackonct, Null, and 9th
Satlincts and Kentucky cr fine Muslins,
Jeans, Pongcc aud other
Plain and Plaid Linscys llandkerchiefs,
Mocskins and Bangup Silk and Cotton Velvet,
Cord, Calico, new styles and
Mcrlnos q Printed Sax. elegant,
ouics, Bats, candle Wick, and
Mousselinc and Grape Cotton Yarn,
de LANES, Fur. ScoIett, Plush, and
Russia Diaper &, Crash Cloth Caps,
Linens Lawns, Diapers Wool Socks and Wool
and Shcclings, en- Yarn.
They are receiving a great variety of
small articles, such as Pins, Needles,
Combs, Buttons, &c. &c.
Merchants, and all those wishing to
purchase by the piece or package, or by
small quantities, will do well TO call on
II. III. Magic & Co.
September 10, 1871. l6-3m.
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Furniture for Sale.

FHNIIE subscribers have on hand large
d lot of Furniture, consisting of Id.
bieS, BedsteadS, Hash Stands, looking
Glasses, Sc. SC. Beef and Pork taken
in exchange for the above articles.
Nov. EFT ARMOUR & LAMB.
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HUMAN HAIR.

Cleanliness Of the Heat and Hair.
GTRANGEitisl that persons who attend strictly
~ to personal cleanliness, baths, &c. should ne
sIcct the hcad-ihc hair-tho most essential
the most cyposcd-and the most beautiful when
properly cared for OF all the gifts of the Creator
Perfectly free may it be kept of dandruff or scurf
with certainty that the hair cannot fall out, by
the use Of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will
you make your toilet without this article! |
answer icarIcssy, No, if you have once tried and
experienced Its purifying cllccts--ils sweet per-
iumc
a hundred articles have been put forth on the
credit Of this--thc only trst--the only really val
liable article. A mass of testimony from all
classes to these facts.
LOOK OUT !-Coun,crleits are abroai-look
always for the name Of CONS ROCK q co. on
the splendid wrappers, aud not buy it without
that NAME
F.0nM Bla'og CUoa'cc, Jw. 10.
We see lay an advertisement in auo,hcrcolumn
that Mcssrs. Comstocl, & Co., the agents for Old
ridges Balm Of Columbia, nlrc deputies to sell
that article in Boston and elsewhere. We know
lady OF this city whose hair was 81 nearly gone
as 10 expose entirely her chronological deycIopc-
meuiS, which, considering that they botoieucd d
most amlAbIc disposition, was not IN reality vcIy
unfortunate. Nevertheless she moumcd @o loss
OF locks That She Ind worn, and, after years
Ruthless rcsortto mscaIcd restoratiye5, purchased,
some months ago, bottle or two of OidrllgcS
baim, and she has uowlinglcts in rich prolusion,
glossy, and of raven h!aa;nass. We are not
pulling; none OF the commodity has been sent to
us and,lndccd, we do not want uny,for though we
were Obliged to wear wig year ago, we have
now' through It's virtue, hair enough, and of Il
p1ssablc quality, OF our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by a
notorious countcrlctcr Let it never be purcha.
scd or used unless it have the signature of c ON
STOCK y co. Oh splendid wrapper. This is
the only external test that will secure the public
from deception.
Address
COMSTOCK e. co.
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Roots ~ Shoes.

90 CASES OF BOOTS & SHOES,
OS direct from the manuMclory, con-
sstlng of Mems, Boys and Youths Calf
skin, Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes /;
Womcn's, Misses aud Childrcn's Calf
skin, Kid, Seal and Kip Shoes, for sale
at prices to suit the times by
LIP. e. w. A. SANGER SEQ.
Ottawa, Oct. Is. 1871. 2l.G.
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Looking Glasses.

h UST received by the subscribers an
% assortment of Wahogany and Gilt
Frame Looking Glasses of various sizes
and patterns. VIM. TRUE e. son.
Ottawa, Oct. Is, 1871. 2l--ti.
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WHEAT WANTED.

'EVIIE MarseWes Mamu5aciring Conn
= poay will pay cash for any quantity
Of U'HE,lT delivered at their Mill in
Marsciles, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sept. II, 1871. lift
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Have yow IA Cough! Do not neg

avc yoas "a Cough! DO not neglect
hh 1t! Thousands have meta premature death
for the want of little attention to common cold.
Have you coughl Rev. DR. Bartholomew Ex-
pcctorant Syrup, n safe medical prescription, con.
tanning no poisonous drugs, and used in an cxtcn-
siyc practice for several years, will mos, positively
afford relief and save you from that awful disease
pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds OF the young the old, the
fair, the lovely and the gay Have YOU coughl
BE persuaded to purchase bottle Of this Expcc.
toout syrup to-day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you cough Bonholmcw's Expcctomnt
syrup is the only remedy you should take to cure
you. For this plain rcason That in no one of
the thousand cases where it has been used, has it
failed to relieve.
Sold by Comstoci & Co. II Maiden Lane.
For sale {, the Drug Store OF IL. Thompson,
ottawa, - "
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Black sallitsailig.

MNT l.. DUNNAVAN respectfully
V v informs the citizens of Dayton
and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
sort of work in the Blacksmiihing line al
the shortest notice and on the most rca.
sonahle terms at his shop in Dayton.
Dayton, Sept. "a, 1871. lS--lt.
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q. l.. I'lLol.,psOn.

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, H.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Smls'
Paints, Oils, Varnish, sc. sc.
Iuly 3. 1870. It'll.
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gOLln q. Cil:l.s.piiis.
WIN. ClsIaniasCro,

Attorney and Counsellor at La'r, an
Solicitor in Chanccry,
PERU. La SALE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
July 10. $40. S--lt
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Glass, Oil, &c,
n L w ID II Y G. GOD S
FOL. FEE FAEE TRADE.

q a II. MAGGIE e. co. No. 100
d q Lake street, Chicago, arc open
ing large stock of scasonablc dry goods
for the Fall trade, consisting in port of
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attorney and COaHelD' IT Ltle and Sbc'f" &"
ChaalCg.
o lice next door north of the Post Office Oua-
wa, La Sale county, Illinois.
NAV 25l. lSiO. It'll
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LAND Agency.

II offer my services as Land Agent to all those
q who may wish to cntrust their business to my
care, in the way of asceraningthc value of lands
for taxation, paying taxes, perIccting ucs, buying
and selling Of lands in the counties of La sale,
Kendall, win, Dupasc and Cook. Those who
place their business in my hands, will please adj.
dress me, by mail post Paid) at Newark, Ills.
LEVI II. ROOD,
La SIiip cDuDyy
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COMSTOCK e. CO.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, n Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store of c. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa. 81 ".
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Heayiy cre7y case Externally, in the following
complaints.
For the Piles Tightncss Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children.
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs,
Sore throat by cancers brother fungus sores,
or ulcers, however obstinate OF
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds,
ScaId Head, ChIhans, &c.
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IN SENATE,
MoNDAI

MONDAY, June %, 1S4l.
AT quarter past ten, the Senate was called to or
der, and Immediately after the reading of the Journal
Message received from the House of Representa-
tves, communicating joint resolution that both Houses
of Congress do now adjourn as expression of re-
spect to the memory of the recently deceased Major
General Macomb, late Commanding General of the
Army Of the United States and that joint commit
tee be appointed to make arrangements for the atten-
dance of both Houses at the funeral this day.
Mr.. CLAY moved concurrence. He observed
that he did this because the Chairman Of the Military
Committee, Col. PaEsToNl whose appropriate duty it
would be to notice the event. was not in his seat.
Considering the great press of public business he
would himself prefer to have until after the
funeral but if any Senator preferred an adjournment
he would not object.
[Messrs. MOREHEAD and PIERCE were APP
pointed.
On motion of Mr.. BATES, the Senate adjourned.
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Ns~ Fort GorrsspoHogues.
Nav YoRK, June 81, ls4I.

-" Ao"Ag suAc = u 1871
The event OF the last week in our city is the stop
page of the heavy concern Of s. " s. WILDER, pro.
badly the most extensive cotton broker in Wall St.
This disaster caused alone by the serious and
continued depression Of the cotOn market but in part
by the abrupt Withdrawal Of the credits which Mr..
w. had been accustomed TO enjoy and use in Europe.
Il is understood that Mr.. w. still considers himself
abundanly solvent, and expects that early adyices
from Europe will place him his feet again His
intimate connection with the late management Of the
Us Bank has doubtless operated TO his prejudice
His entire liabilities stated at S3,00O,000.
small cotton house in Wall stree. stopped yester
day. Ito Liabilities are uncomfortable.
Money is still abundant ia our CITY on good secu-
riiy and the terms favorable but holders are shy
enough Of paper all dubious Great anxiety is ielt
for prompt and energetic action in Congress.
The general inactivity already noticed as inevitable
in the walks of commerce this season still prevails
No change to remark in Ashes or Cotton; but the
former are in keen demand S. (both sorts) while
the latter is very dull at any rate. But Flour and
Grain are walking straight up by the aid OF very Sc
rous and general accounts Of the injury of the grow
ing crop from drought fly, &c, throughout the grain
growing region. New York Canal Flour has reached
IS, 90 l.2 Ohio IS rs 5,62 IL; Michigan S.
~ ~ a 1925; Georgetown 1925; Howard street
$5,37 -. Corn is up to 90 l.2 Northern 81 South
ern; Rye 60; Ohio Whea, 81 20; Duchess county
$l,l5
trust that the anticpations Of short crop will
prove more gloomy than the reality will warrant Our
last adyices from Rochester and Buffalo give the
cheering intelligence that both Of those places-and
of the whole eighth dstrict-were visited with
refreshing shower Monday afternoons most
grateful tribute TO the parched earth and its thirsty
vegetation. This comes in admirable season for the
and other fall crops fear trife too late for
wheat but it will refresh and nyigorate every thing
This day we have had rain enough sultry, swelter-
ing, cloudy days like this muggy,' the Yankees
would say with now sprinkle Of rain and then
shower. think the crops hereabout will be very
heavy.
At sale of Real Estate Friday the Store and lot
LAG Pearl ST., (above WalD "a front by 63 deeP'
brought 49,, $50. That is enough.
There is very little of local interest here The
Printers last evening organized their Temperance 30
ciety-JAMEs HARPER, President-and resolved to
unite in the Cold Water Procession and Celebration
Of the Anniversary of Independence on Monday
week
Mr. STEpHENss new Incidents of Travels in Cen
trail America and Researches amid the Ruins of Pa
lenaue and other Lost Cities, sells fast II can be
got ou of the hands of the binders II has been out
three DAYS, and 1000 copies have been taken IN our
city alone Orders from a distance have to wait
Yours, HAROLD.
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OFFICIAL,
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

- oit' HIN ! bf The PRESIDENT,
by and Nth the odpiee and consent ef the Senate
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
THOMAS GIBBS MORGAN, New Orleans. In
vice Dennis Prieur, removed
APPRAISER.
ABRAHAM INsKEEP. New Orleans, La, vice
Sheldon S. Clark, resigned.
LAND OFFICES. REGISTERS.
THOMAS Scorr, Chilcothe, Ohio, vice James
5. McGinnis.
HIRAM DECKER, vincennes, Ind, vice A. Ba-
dollett
josiah ID. WESTON, Muskoday, Wisconsin
Territory, vice John V. lpgersoll
JAMES WATSON RILEY, Lima, Ohio, vice John
p Helfenstein
HENRY HARRISON, Du Buque, Iowa, vice Ben
jamin II. Petriken.
Garnet ELKIN, Springfield, Illinois, vice
Marvellous Eastman.
WILLIAM KAss, Burlington, Iowa, vice Enos
Lowe.
PARAcLErE Potter, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Territory, vice A. b. Morton.
JAMES ScoTT, Jacksonville, vice Mason ].
Howell.
RECEIVERS.
DANIEL c. GAMsEY, Dixon, Illinois, vice John
Dement,.
JoHN BEARD, Charlottesville, Ind, vice Marks
Crume.
RALPH GUILD, Jackson, Missouri, vice Felix
G. Allen.
SroDDARD JUDI, Green Bay, Wisconsin Ter
ritory, vice l.. S. Pease.
JOSEPH G. HAWKINS, Burlington, Iowa, vice
Verplank Van Antwerp.
LEVI STERLING, Muskoday, Wisconsin Terri
tory, vice Vaschal Bequette
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We learn from the Cincinnati Republican that a
Drovcr Of the name of UTTERpAcK, was wayaid in
Grant county, Ky. few days SINCE by couple of
well known desperadoes from Cincinnati, who cut his
throat and attempted to murder him. Before they
had effected their purpose two strangers appeared in
sight, upon which the robbers fled preciptately TO
horse and buggy. which they had hired in that city
A hot pursuit took place, and the robbers left their
buggy and took 10 the woods. At the last accounts
Mr.. U. not dead, but was able to speak and gave
the of the robbers. They obtained but two
dollars and fifty cents, as he had sent 4O0 home by
ncighbor a day or two previous. They were subse-
quenty arrested-the population having turned out
en- massc to secure the williams.
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INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN CENTRAL AMERICA, Chi
ApAs AND YucATAN.-By John l.. Stephens, author
of incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia Petra, and
the Holy Land" &c. 2 vols, vo. PIP. 42i New
York; Harper and Brothers.
We have received from the publishers, through Mr..
FTaylo bookseller this exceedingly interesting work
Our readers have already been made acquainted with
by our New York Correspondent, who has
Cured with the New York press in bestowing upon
it the highest encomiums
Mr.. Stephens sent, in 1899, a mission TO
Guatemala, by Mr.. Van Buren,, the object of which
being fulfilled falling he was at liberty to travel
BY the protection and facilities offered by his official
character he was enabled to accomplish what other
wise would have been impossible. His work embraces
journey of nearly three thousand miles in the inte
r,r of Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan, in
Guiding visits to eight ruined cities, with full lusra
tons, in profusicn and variety, from drawings taken
on the spot by Mr.. Catherwood who accompanied
him. The style of Mr.. Stephens is plain, but pleas
ing and ineligible. Several descriptions of his adj
ventures are racy and novel His book opens to
new world many of the features of which
striking to the mind than fiction, and mmeasura-
bly, more interesting and valuable We shall pub
lish some extracts hereafter.
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RETURN OF THE BRANDYWINE

The correspondence furnished by the Navy De-
partment this subject, in obedience to call from
the Senate, and published in another column, is quite
a curiosity. Read it We concur with Senator
PREsros, in the hope that it will teach American Min
listers when they kaop nothing to say nothing.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uNirY--is SoS-EssENTALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTY!-Augustin.
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A slip from the office Of the St Louis Era, under
date Of the 18th instant states that the convcts in the
Missouri Pententiary had murdered one of the
seers, Mr.. Billiard and that eight Of them abandon.
ed yilIans-had effected their escape.
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BALTIMORE, June &c, lS4l.
Sr-Your letter to Gen. Steuart, announcing the
death of Major General MACoMB, and containing an
invitation for Gen Seuart and such of the Volunteer
Companies under his command, may feel disposed
to attend the funeral Monday next has been hand
ed to the senior officer in command during the
temporary absence of Gen. Steuart from the city
On behalf Of Gen Steuart, and the officers and com
panes ofthe volunteer corps who have had the honor
to receive this high compliment beg leave to express
the profound regret with which the intelligence OF the
death Of the distinguished Head of the Army of the
United States has been received
In addition to the high of his military servi
ces which they entertain in common with the rest OF
their fellow-citizens the Volunteers Of Baltimore
have also grateful recollection of the kindness with
which they have always been treated by the lamened
deceased in their occasional visits TO the city OF ash
ington.
II will not be in power, however, TO accept this
invitation Ii is understood the body OF the late Pre-
sdent of the United States, will be ought from
Washnon to-day and carried from the city on Mon
day morning towards its final place of rest on the
banks OF lhe Ohio IL seems TO me eminenlly proper
that the volunteer corps of Baltimore should escort it,
in its transit through their city, and this will be done
unless we ruled by the wishes of the Com,
mittee, who have charge OF this melancholy journey
| am not yet distinctly informed what those wishes
are and in the uncertainty do not feel myself at liberty
to form an engagement which may interfere with what
appears TO ms a paramount duty at home.
Trusting that this reason may be satisfactory,
am, with high respect, yours,
BENZ. Q. HOWARD,
Big. Gen. lst Light Brigad NJ. V.
To Assist. Adj. Gen l.. THOMAS Washington.
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Burmuda papers announce the death Of Vice ADM
raj Sir Thomas Harvey naval commandments on
the North American and West India stations. He
died very suddenly, Of appopexy, on the 18th May.