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BRANDRETH PILLS.
Seou y 10 the Patrons Of Brandreth's Pills.


Q- The New Lab single box Of the Genuine Bran
Dire h's PlIs contain 5Osa LETTERs!m
Bran rehs Pills. aud which, many stsnces,
nearly resembles in outward the gensne Of the
old style olen TO deceive unwa Doctor Brandreh
acting ander Of duty the public has employed these
celebrated artists Messrs Perkins aud Durand who have
ceeded in reducing at great COST three new Labels from
steel o. extreme difficulty Of execution and OF complicated
considIe by judi master piece the art si engraving
The border OF the tor and also OF the under labl
posed Of the elaborate aud chas. patterns Of lace work
70 he climax Of these beautiful labels, the
which they printed is previously printed with Red Ink
after design exquisite aud defy compet
ri e ~ Pd 't SqdsT @ 'sh %, a " Ts
INK nearly two hundred m,s-he top and u der label con
isnilg, therefore. upwards Of five thousand Letters.
pHn nd & ss ana me
husB Brandreth; and the other his full signature, thus
B.nsmin both being fassmes Of the writing Of
The Brardre Ps having hese labels upon them, be
relied u,on the true and genuine.
DR.. BRANDRETHS Principal Office, 2s1 Broadway, NY
other ofc, New York. 1877 hudson street. 276 Bowery and
IT'S Second street. d2a cod i4t'
PHEUMATIsM EFFECTUALLY CUREp.-The II
~ raonlinary efficacy Of THE CHINESE MIXTURE, in
ec,ually the mcst of this Circulating
disease. UNPARALLELED trsly deserving the
tee of the afflicted for ts applications as Universally been at
tended ny the most signal SUCCESS testimony Of its ecs
the fol owing is annexed Others. equally ss factory,
ss saaa a, me ee G e a. ~
where it can be obtained -
Having been called upon Mr. Martin Fnrs express
Rheumatism chserfuy comply By stating that having used
it, do not hesitate declare that very b.st
DUPLICATION for that pssf and disease hat has
under tce would also state that Mr. Furss
remedy has been used with complete OF
acquaintance, and indeed no instance have known to
fail JUDGE JAMES b. SHEYS.
New York. Dec. I6. 1884, dan IN.
MACHINE BLANKETS AND i. APfI Nlis ior SAFE oy
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL,
FOR the and speedy of ncipient Consumption
4 Barrenness mpotency Fluor Albus. Whites, elect,
0bstructee difficult painful Nenstruation
Urine involuntary discharge Thereof for the
prosraton OF the system matter whether the su of in
hersnt causes or Of causes BY egn Illness
Bile cordial in 9TH hemspheres sufficient guar for its
quick and positive curing all the affections
aud complaints Nothing be surprising than is in
poraing e cs on the human frame esons all weaknsas
and asstude before taking it, become robust and full
OF energy under its Influence Immediately cP.nte acts the
ly Of and which, prior Dr. Magni DIS
covery was considered to be incursbe And speedily
which frequently deter rsm getting married Language.
indeed do justice 10 the OF III. Lucna Corda
which regarded BY the heads OF the faculty in all parts Of
the world of the most important medical
Of any age
For at 4ss Broadway corner of Grand street. aud at %
North Sixth street, Phadeph N
Price So per bottle. ia Im*
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On TIE CURE OF sTRICTURE-It is most unfortu
~ nste in this complaint that many persons have
ture who not in the least of IT, The
is that long the olerable there
cannot be structure. But this Is from structure
and often does exist for months AID years. without
proscing any striking change IN this rerpect When
re arrives at that degree sensby impede
the urine, mslady adeed The object of those
remarks however to prevent this state and to attack
time when easily and perfectly removed But there
other circumstances besides its effect upon the by which
structure be known at least strongly suspected
though these there are.two which
and very easily judged Of and these shall be
here.
The first ofthese circumstances relates to time II
known that structures from long continued aud badly
k-eated Gonoda Now, whenever this disease
weeks, especially il IN the early period any Of H.
boasted ncsrums OF the day TAKEN there and pro-
per ground to suspec structure.
The next is most emarkable-it the effect structure has
upon The mind and sp its This a fact that may tho
roughly relied Indeed the author sirc
(and he many every day Which the patient did
not or ess complain of his loss Of menai energyhs
he not capable Of basisess formerly The
this however is clearly shown his Private Treatise a
little volume noticed another column of this
which the reader referred not only for knowledge OF this
disease but other Connected with this subject
DR. KALPH further begs To add that he way
personally a. hs residence No IS Greenwich street
hour and should any be doubt existence
disease, especially after perusng hs little volume he will
without expense the least pain explain and him whs
Their he have not Let only be remembered that he
ally has structure, all the medicine in the world alone
will il. o,-s
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NOTICE.-H. KLE MENT residing orne ry with John o.
~ MsI OF Cansjohare at Fort Plain Montgomery couo
ty, New York is requested by his family at Kexburv near
Boston to inform them Of his place reside A.
they have been without news from him for several years
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4 49, sss p.i,n I".I ....s.-. j. -. = 60
- sspo- hon New Orleans. For sale by
dso Elk COLLINS u co, IS sou,h,
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SOAP AND CAEDLG
NJ 4 n U FACTOR

~ - y "A - ! - a
TGN!nl -u15crher, in connection with his MEAT
n WhHhci,, intends hereafter to manufacture
ana Keep on hand a supply Of
soap ANA Candles,
which he will sell to Merchants and
Grorcre and otLars u,b, ,.,.,. ,,.;.r, g.,
,,,,,,I,,., ,.'I...,,,'..'...,, - w
P"'0'''1I ny "'o quantity III 'It ~ Louis
prices.
Al orders from the nri-l'r7riDr towns or
country viii be thankfully rs..lya,, AM, pg1nutl,
attended to.
JOUN J. HILL
n y ,rbol;,,,-., 49,. I'M.
and o'L,s IaI ,.,,,t ,.,. l'..,. ,..r H..
far o.hn. '''' ~ 7''~'
OF, Arrlo ie,i ,r -
,,--'-,.' ~ ,' '-.-'. I'll.
EfGyg and land Z-cAry ClscC.
vEVHE und.rirnsd Inns ,.,an.A.l am Office IN
tAiitgwn I'm. .l., .,...., If ,.., ..,..
business. How'll ..v r,;....l,-a.,.... ,..r..
inyc ,i-atiau Of NJ. lt,u..d ..,... ,,. .,.,.....
cinr I'm an IA hragr,.... to t..o. ,...r.E,.. 4.
oflauds and lots. a.l To- rr.r.rIt or,,,., ON ,',
same. W.l.gr,, r-,..'., '... ...,,.r. A..
counts. at ia ..i's ron ..l ........ .r.,, En-
u short tir, h, will. H.. .r..,.r r...;.. ...., ..
a complete de.crrr,i-, o. III, rg..... .r. ,..r,.
orc.cfil..
All communications r,..,-,. mill f, r.r,,,,,
to land ,,rrj in f., s,fi! or ,... a.. '';,.'i
counties. viii ,1act,,;.r, No., ......;.,,,
some corlrr.rnt ,.a- a, ,..., L.. IT,, r..,,
in In. office in t,r III .a~r az ;r,,.I
CyO ~ Npvris
C.,u,, .q.yr,,Ir l,J t,l.',,,, ,, Tan.
lie wouII rcs1rr.lln, hsT Ir,r a. lr l ~ H..
following gentlemen:
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DIR, A. III. Rowland,

A FrER an absence Of nearly two years in
N consequence of the severe sickness of hi
family, has again resumed his professional! bust.
ness in this village.
OHqtca, January II, 1919. Stiff
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Drugs, Medicines. &c.
Ottawa Bakery.

OielNa ES.estsEy.
FHNiE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 citizens of Ottawa and vicinity, that be still
carries Oh the above business in Columbus street,
opposite the Wagon makers shop, where he
always keeps on hand good supply of
Fresh Bread, CrakeFS, Cakes, Pies, &c,
lie would likewise inform the public that he has
A Grocery
Connected with the above establishments and
constantly keeps on hand good supply of
Liquors, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, &C., &c.
lie respectfully sollcits a continuance Of that
patronage with which the public has heretofore
favored him. JAMES ARMOUR.
Ottawa, August II, 1910 i3-.-tL.
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Fail ..lI Winter Gco-s.


u ! 81 ia u L g. b. v 81
ETAVlNG received from st. Louis their fall
I'll supply of ero'e'ja7' ia addition To- i1c.r
,'5'', ..,.. 'y, s, '., CHR & 'n+ ,, and
the nr',ir. a, comalata an a.sy.;ncu,as has J,cn
brought into ibis place, at prices to suit the times,
Our s'o'.. e2.sL L II i.,, Oh ~,o-.
-, 80 49, ~ I-.,, ,,,,,.- ,,...;a,,,-
'7"' % o n l tTr; ;,,'''' D. Vs.
''y1'., t ',,'" '' I N-',,' r, Wo..;n.
,r =, p.......,,I nI,,,,7.j
ai.OrS trimmings brown anu n'o"V'."
.SAceungs, P.aA ana I"i.e" IaNnotS'
Cotton FLANNEL, !lc"Ing5' Nhec"S' Oa'!-
Goes in great variety &c. &C.
FHNcE Dsa4 ~loI5;
Bom5a2ne5, Alennos' Nous de Lanes
Gro dc Nap and Gro dc SWISS, Dress
and Bonnet silks, hI5oonS' boHnets,
Bonnet Hoards' Reeds ana " i'cs' cG,"oa
and plain jaccnct MuslIns, SWISS, BOOK
and Null Muslins, Giughams, white and
colorcd Cambrics, worslod and wooden
Plaid ShawIs, Edinburgh Shawls, Dress
and Pocket IIand&erchiefs, Cravats, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Womcn's Kid, Morocco, Prunclla and
Leather Slips Kid and Leather Walking
Shoes; Morocco, Call>kin and Kip Zoo
tees; Youths and Childrcns' Shoes Of all
kinds; Mems Callskin and Kip Boots
and Shoes; Mems and Boys Coarse
! - 1
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REFERENCES:

REFhKENUES:
w, H. W. CuSHMAN, Ottawa, Ills.
WIN. REDDlCK, Sheriff, "
JOSEPH BAYTELl, Esq Norfolk, Conn.
Hon. l.. PHELPS, Hitchcocksyi.lc,
Gen. Il. A. PHELPS, Colcbroob,
Joseph DATTELL, jr, New York City.
Hon. HIRAM A. WARMER, Cirecnvillc, Georgia
BARNARD HILL, Esq. Talbopon,
SMITH, MILLS 81 Co, lG5 Front ST., n. York
WOLFE, BISHOP & Co., 81 Maidcnlanc,
JAMES II. LAWRENCE, Esq, Syracuse,
Sept 10, lsll. LEY.
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DOct. w. A. Sanger

OFFERS his professional services to the cti-
W zcns of Ottawa ana vicinity. Office in
l.. p. IL w. A. SANGER {, Cos. store, ON the
South side of the Public Square, Brick Build
ing.-Hs dwelling IS on Canal Street, three
doors from the southwest corner Of the Public
Square.
Ottawa, Dec. II, 1910. Soft.
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J. -A y. y . i q . = .. . = =
~ %c".gai-..n
~ ,, ; l'I , Inc l', y, ~. o,'''
u, lac town Of ,-a....L,s. are prc.ar.l to DO
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions Of Sawed
Lumber, La'has, and Shingles, which
.ao country will Omit On the 'a'.- r''. '"a5lo
'.' c," "'' - n. ,, o,'- ,i - ,
by experienced and competent men. and every
p.ar. "ale to give .s5,1siao. they hope to me
'' .''.l' share Oh a,,, r,, 1-,',', ,,,.,
90 =. - III an AZ
L l. e q Il. I IL u -- I Il --'
containing Il"h Kun OF
French Barr Stones, designed Tor both
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BlaCISsmililing.
WAT l.. DUNNAVAN respectfully
w o informs the citizens of Dayton
and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
sort of work in the Blacksnithing line at
the shortest notice and on the most rca-
sonable terms at his shop in Dayton.
Dayton, Sept. "a, 1871. lS-.ti.
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q. L.. Thompson,

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, ILL.,,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dyo-SUAs,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, sc. Sc.
Inlv 8. 1910. Iii.
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(Vry.,j',g-.. IT tia yR.,y.} ,.r,I FfgF.,
o,',s,-'','C'o y '''' ''1"' '''.,
Il KAN or IL Is mai persons VINO attend 7II'tc'y
~ 10 personal cleanliness na'A7 &C 7''o"'. ie-
s'aat the AcaI-'he ha.t-'Ae most C5s ,"'!U'--
TIE most expos. "--'ad Tie most .,'''"Ui "Heh
properly cared 'o' Of all The gi,.s Ii iAa creator
fe,'stjy Tree may Il De Egp! OIL Ga&I.u't OF scGn
WIN Il certainty mat INC n1tf cannot IAN oat Dy
the use OF iAe Balm OF Coinmn.4' l'I'r'' VIII
YOU maze your l,..et W!'AoGt 'A'' a'Ac'o
answer icdr!cas!y, No, Il you have once urea ahd
experienced lis PURIFYING 'Aec!'--l'1 sweet per-
Iumc;;
hundred articles have been put iof'h on '!c
credit OF t1ii' the only hFst-'"e only fe@y Val" an
liable article a mass OF testimony A'" al
classes ''5, 70 t n,,,i i9''s' c..-,
h'OA o"l ountC''si,s are -
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EI,Os,rnS E.nrlAiIl,
.gabcZ Fitch,
William III. True,

Agent Of tie Illinois NH.uol Fire A'Su-
rance Company
OTTAWA, It'll.
Dec 81, 1871. 3,--ti
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COMSTOCK g. CO.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, I Maiden Lane
Tor sale at the Drug Store OF q. l.. Thompson
Ottawa - j..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-25
[PuBLIc-No. lg-3
Approved, 3une /, l142.


AN ACT regulating commercial intercourse it'll tive port
Of Cayenne :ae colony Ia French Guinea, and - re-
NIT certain d4tles.
Be 5 tie Senate and Hsae 81 RepTesetatir
tie limited STATE, II .fHeTia fonTess dsseutbLed
with islands Of Martinique
Ciuadaeupe approved the nuth Of May, egnleen
hundred and admitting French vessels coming
and laden with the groys IN and manufacture Of
Of the said islands, hereby extended to the vessels
nation coming from the Of Cayenne, the
colony of rench Guiana, said vessels
ing directly from said port OF Cayenne, aud laden wiki
grow of said colony which
permitted be exported thereom American vessels TO
admission tine of The United States OF
duties of then carsoes. Aforesaid,
imposed vessels, and on like
therein imported Prortfed That the President The
United SHALL time receive satisfactory lnio
that privileges allowed the American
and carsoes said colony Of French Guiana, by
Go, bearing the date the fo of Decsn
eighteen hundred ani ta-oHr- and the th
December, eighteen hundred ana thirty three, aud
tariffs and regulations force the colony, been
ke ahn1Ied, hereby authorized, by procanaton
tu-pend the operations OF TINS act, and withhold all priv
eges ailov ell under
Sec. .1nd be IL further caaeted Tint the Secretary
Treasury - hereby authorised REFUND of any
money Treasury not Otherwise appropriated, -1cb
Of duty, it'll the Of the first
Of this winch, sInce the AMI tire
and regulations referred ia the The frat
have been sad coIoay been
in the port. United upon ANY French
coming directly from the port Cayenne laden with
articles, the growth manufacture Of said coony
allow be exported thereom American
vessels.
Approved, June l, 1872.
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AN ACT amend the Of ths tenth Of March. eigh-
teen and thirtysght. entitled AN change
holding tbs ciEeuIt and district the
district OF Ohio.
BE Il enacted by tic Senate aai House Of Representatives.
Of Usiei States Of .4plerl-a Congress assembled
That the of the AM district courts OF the u
ted States. the district Oaio required ~ law
be held on Monday July. annually, Columbus
shall hereafter he held a, the city of Cincinnati: and all
process. and rscognEsncs an1 other proceedings taken
issued. rstlnable Columbus, SAID July
next, shall be returnahe the said Cnsnna
said district shall have power, whenever
in the opinion of the Juge thereof ;may be necessary for
the convenient administration of justice, hold sdjour
ned said district the city Of Cleveland,
said district, atbuch think proper: snd the
said dc, may make all necessary rules for holding
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AN ACT changing the times Of holding the circuit and
district courts United States for tho districts of
East and West Tennessee.
Of tie United States Of .Imeriea Congress nss"oed
Tina. the district OF the United States for
,hs district East Tennessee shall hereafter be held at
Knoxville said district the first Mondays IN NoVem
Der May each and year. instead OF the times
here toore and that the circuit and district
courts for the district West Tennessee shall hereafter be
October aud April each and every year, instead OF toe
cult court knoxville and Jackson, herein provided,
DO held by the district Judge: and should any dcult
ou any cause said judge may, at his dis
creon adjourn said the succeeding term of said
court And all wrts. pleas suits, rccosntzances, indic
nents or other proceedings civil criminal ssued com
menced or pending said courts, shall be return
able TO- day and be heard and
according of holding said courts, herein
provided.
Sec lind be 10 further enacted. That such rule days,
for the return process and the filing Of pea1tngs, may
from time fixed, and other orders made by sad
courts inconsistent with the Constitution
and laws United States. be necessary
per of parties and the Of
business said courts; 0nd tha, the FIRST section OF An
act amend approved the eighteenth OF January,
eighteen hundred and hirynne entitled An act to amend
an enled require the Judge OF the district OF
West Tennessee hold at Jackson, in
June the eighteenth, eighteen hundTe
and and other purposes, approved July the
fourth eighteen hundred and forty, be, and tbs
by repealed 49,.
Approved, Nav Is, 1872.
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AN ACT auth0rzo the collector of the district
Fairfield reside III either of the Fairfield
Bridgeport
Be II eiacfsd IN tie Senate and Ho7lse Of Ifefeutgtres
tLe ljtited States .iterica Congress assened
That much Of the entted '.An regulate TIVE
duties imports ami tonnage, approved March second,
hundred and ninety requires the collector
the district OF FaireId the State OF Connecticut,
reside the Fairfield, be, ami tine hereby,
repca said collector shall reside said
fairfield. the of Bridgeport, wit said district.
Apprnved June j. 1912.
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May Is, 1912.

JOINT RESOLUTION to continue two serks in the
business of and under Indian treaties
Re r.slred 5s the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of if ufked States .ialtrcd Congress assembled.
That authority gwen to the Secretary o war, by the
resolution approved second May ohs taoisaha es'
hundred and fortv employment Of two clerks
IN the and under hah tea
ties extended. after expiration OF the pefpi for
which that authority granted the ieTm OF L"o years
Approved. May Is, le42.
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Israel Woodruff, Esq, 60. >'ar Of arrea couav Ohio
having used several OF tae -yareas hiles past
son, tn1s speaks Of them ssfavnz experienced the a an
taEes OF J. VI Weeks system OF Bee maHazere1s. am
satisfied that better adapted their nature ani habits.
afordng them protection from r5u,u than ANY
ether have seen swarm put INTO 4 Hive on the loan
the boxes which sold FIR - per ID Cincinnati
BY weighing four Hives in September, all ssearn-
put ia between the lota ana 25h June, their
weight exceed 80 lbs boaey; lo3 lbs of which were
taken from the Hives in the tozes.
ISRAELI WOODRUFF
Lebanon Warren county, ONO Dee. -, I-lI''
Moses >hearer, near DAYTON saws: At late near
the middle OF June. before had to put into
eck' Hives, notwithstanding several Of after Ginz
their filled their boxes, which took flu
choicest honey ever saw. Inc Hives cheap. easily
managed. and requiring very e keep
moth. Ia truth believe it be the best kind Hive
invented by any man. and every their
value viii he sure 70 obtain them VI. SIlEARER-
May l0th, le42n
This is certify, That pa, swarm Of Bees into one
Of Mr.. Weeks Hives the 25l Of Nav last, and -
days two boxes, containing ~ lbs of the fines,
honey sold it for - cts per H. During the season
boxes in all 90 t54 Of the finest and
best honey ever saw, ana leaving 90 lbs for the Bees
winter upon. L. E. MUNGER.
Dayton, ohjo, December Alb, lsH.
'Ir Weeks, Sir: It j. now six years since began to
your valuable Bee Hives wish cultivate Bees
tensyely on plan and CHER am satisfied i
and I0 lbs a#otber, not aeprfvns
any part hel- winters store There no investment
yeanz :" s-ea' a-e'afo, a III Bees eqfaed 5s your
Mi-4lebury, Vermont, August, 5@o.''
0-Name5ous certificates might be added to the above
but Those are deee Sufficient; satisfied a that they
viii 1eaA tr tlere- u ''ascents sweet, if the people
Of Navna v3a gar give tse1 chance
y Il. Township ana County Rigat=, il netghboraz c7a-
ties. for sale prices and ie-ns suit the times For
L ID. PAYNE. DAYro1. O.,
Agent for the State Of Ia.
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GLEE-HgPE W0oLLEh FACTORY.

ME satscriteT having commenced the Manila curing
business lbe above named place about haf mile
Of Hiram9a5, re1&y receive wool
It7.tI5e into tutl, aaere. flannel >ai3et:. James
Tanks:= e. etser On shares or br me yard He also
expects . assortment # tie ABOVE named
tr'es to exchange :or WOOL and ether produce.
From has experience and attention ne business
iiaz 1851 &c 49, gre general satisfaction
:sai aj.. IA al.a Tssa taetr custom.
LEEINJS KING.
A7ril22, 1872. Loft
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SUCH adjourned COURT Tor the proper return
Of grocess WILLIE p. MANGJM.
PesideTst q TIE Seaats, pro tc0pore.
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker of tie House u RegreIeltattrss
Augroyed. Sun. /, l-42. JOHN TYLER