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The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON Cry, Oct. n, 1874.
National Hotel, and othrs-Pefkics, &c.


Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON Cry, Oct. n, 1914.
National Hotel, and othes-Peikics, &C.
]. G. BENNETT, ESQ. =
The National Hotel'' bids fair to eclipse in
splendor, all former attempts at hotel keeping in
this city.
This We know is tall braggng," when put In
competition with the Messrs. Browns and the
other excellent hotels here
Coleman 10 Just The fellow 70 keep it he is from
Yankee land" originally, (the wooden nutmeg
State, we belisve,) but late of the imperial
CITY," long accustomed to doing business conduc-
ted upon scale, for style and elegance, unsurpas-
sed, and unequsled in the United States. Since
opening the" National Hotel" on the 9Th instant,
to the date OF this letters period of twenty days,
there were upwards of six hundred arrivals, ex
ceedlng that of any former year, at any hotel,
during the same time, and same season OF the
year
.ame ratio tor the next twenty days, every room
will be engaged before the meeting OF Congress.
Hon John O. Calhoun and family, are expected
to return to this city in the course OF next week,
and have taken apartments at this Hotel for the
season.
TO attempt to speak IN detail of the interior of
this immense establishment, would prove failure
know that he /" sets crack table," saying mo-
thing about the wines and good liquors.
Messrs #. Hume, and G. W.. Yeon, clerks,
and Mr.. J. M. Bother, Neutrality-suspicious.,
kind, courteous, and civil to all.
A laundering jam is anticipated during the next
six months; particularly if Mr.. Clay be elected.
Myriads Of hungry, lazy, starving expectants, will
swarm here, like the !ocusts OF old, literally chok-
ing up the streets and avenues; and every poor
devil, now holding office, who ever walked with a
hickory stick, will, Immediately after the 4th Of
March, have to walk chalk, ginger blue"
Dr. Miller has returned to the city The Presi-
dent. and John Tyler, junr., have not returned
The Court Martial met yesterday at 10 o'clock.
The case of Lieut. John W. West not being dis
posed Of adjourned till 10 o'clock, Monday NOR
ming. Very respectfully, H.
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Circuit Court.


Der. 20 John Doe, Riehard Ros-Tbis csse. al
ready noticed Is stil before the Court II 10 issned
ssue 10 test the validity OF will The scion brought
by oil the children Of the late Mrs NeIson wild Of
butcher who did business AZ Essex market The chief
ground Of objection was that the deeensed Mrs Nelson,
not Of sound mind AZ he time Of making the will II
appeared she died in 1897 and 81 years OF age
The stands adjourned 70 this forenoon.
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RoBBEp AND NEARLY MURDERED Dill A. Smith,
Of this city, was robbed on board the steamboat
Fulton that Left here Tuesday last by DR.. Tappan Of
steubenvile Of Senator Tsppan Of Ohio Mr. Smith
had just written letter to his wife, and whe in tn act
his money In his possession and in struggle to
from Tappan the latter threw II overboard and shot
smith in the shoulder Mr. Smith bled very much and
il seriously, but not dangerously wounded Tanpsn
arrested and is in Steubenvills jail Phsbyg Age,
Oct, 26
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INYAxous III 10 stated in the Pittsburgh Gazette,
hst the evening before the election the 9Th instant
ser written by locofoco 10 the electors In
Economy, In Mr. Rapps settlement stating that they
voted the whig ticket their town weuM b burnt dswn
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SLAvEs LIBERATED. II. Hooc, oi
King George county. Va lately deceased le by his will
nearly all his slaves fec amounting 200 800
with emple provision 70 carry them to Liberia. The
liberated slaves TO be removed under the direction o
the Colonization Society Bali Sun.
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Der. 20-NafuraLE sfon--Over one hundred natural.
xed foreigners admitted before this Court whose
residence in the country varied from Ave TO and
nine yesrs. Many oi them Germans and Irish.
Peter Lsvrip, Irshmsn, refused admission, his
witness not being able TO prove his term Of residences.
Edward Hull German, was refused admission his Wit
having stated that he out ofhe country within
The last FIVE years.
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MoRMoNs The Warsaw Signal complains still
OF Mormon robberies. and says" II the Latter Da,
Brethren do not step these depredstons sppre
hend that wolf hunt will be got up in earnestn
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0J- We regret to learn that Mr. Haalilio, the
sschusetts General Hospital In this Boston Journal
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In ClAancery.

Before the Ch hancellor.
Der 2o-Lebrand Mauie Jonas Eiicood and So
muei 7its.--This for hearing, bill Of
nterpfader.
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u. >. District Court--In Bankruptcy.


Der. 70 In William Redmond appiicant for
discharge under the Bankrupt Laios. Mr.. BARrBy con
cluded his argument for the applicant
MIR HuNr opened the part OF the opposing creditors
the Bank OF South Carolina The stands adjourned
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY.
IJAs the informing the Ladies snd (~ntsr
IL York and vicinity tina, he has arrived the purpose Of
giving instruction the principal Darces peyur
IN the hghest circles Of European snd American ,ocey
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston, ssrstoss New.
where his syle the admiration of t- pblc,
md the marked approval Of N. fashiorsble oomruniD
Among Others, Mons X. propo~s teach that vel known
dance LA POLkA--ths new Guadtiles with origin music
the valse d. Denx Pasthe Mszourta--rew Coalitions
G;alopp~, and all American Dsucss -
Mons. X. will be ASSISTED by MADAME KORPONAI -
Musician. The instruction will be given in The French, Ger
y aud English languages x..,
Rooms engaged tl3 Broadway corner OF Lsp~uard
street fornrrlv the New York Lyceum sticly private cool
md siryor the Accommodation o Ladies and Gentemen
The Polka and the new Quadrls AZ present d.ncsd IN
he circles III London Pas be taught
r twelve lessons except Marourka All others in twenty
four lessons. rA,oNo uoupoNxv :.
ms residence ~ Chambers street. -
,x le,son. fstgslyr lessons $40. and quarter, tl3
Pryare Iess0nslr lessons So twelve Lessons Sz; quar-
tsr $50. . p-A,:. ,-...-.- -.
~ ys's' s ~
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GKoRerA ELECTION. Augusta Constitution
slst contains returns from all the counties in tho State
few only being unofficial from which 1t appears that the
democratic majority IL 2s2e.
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MILLS BuRsYD.-Tbe steam mills belonging 10
A. n Kendall Co, in Tyrone, steuben county, ere
destroyed by fire the morning OF the 10Th sst The
loss s between four and Ave thousand dollars The Ken
ialla " ere insured for only $1,000.
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Snow SToRM.-From the officers~of the Boreas,
with rain place yesterday and the day before in the
vicinity Of Hannibal II commenced moving early on
sion until O'Clock yesterday Had the ground been In
favorable condition for TO have lsd, 10 thought II
would have bsen covered to the depth Of ve six In
ches.--Sf Louis Era Oct. 10
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Court ,aIesdar-Thfs Dny.

WIscoNs1v The people ~ thls thriving Term
tory NJ the late September election have decided against
he question OF apply ing 10 Congress for admission
State ty majority OF 5000
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r, ,AR1.trs AND BALLS attended with Music, consisting
az sbacs selection. or Qusdiiss Wsltzes, nc. performed
goJ Nas,ri No. or 'ess u fntsr az Desired Orden
III ~ Is LEONARD street. ~ b. punctuaily attended g BY
40 ytsm sIMFSON.
ARDa0o ksgs tu Leaf Lsid very 6~s order and
\ condition For sale IN lots 10 sut purchasers, by
os3 ". X COLLINS Co. south sucse
w 0oL-s balss, about 1000 lhs, for % s.ls b,
oaxr< ff .f4e m. Sc South street.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BosToN, Oct. %, 1874.
Matters and Things in General Musical 7heatri
cais-Milerism.
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ANOTHER LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosIoN.-We have
been informed that another explosion occurred on
the railroad near Port Clinton, few days sgo under
precisely similar circumstances with the one which oc
casoned the disastrous loss Of life the I'd Of September
as and which DR.. Lardner, in very laborious report,
attributed to the eect Of lightning. The engine had
aken in its supply Of water and he'd heavy pressure Of
nk, that explosion about to take place, and at
once leaped from II and passed down the embankment
e had scarcely done So when the engine exploded
ering the machinery in ali directions An examination
of the attributes the explosion to the weakness
The stays the hre box being too light TO bear the
pressure Of steam required The engine was built BY Mr.
BALDWIN, and had previously worked we'll The compa.
ny, learn, have taken measures 70 examine all their
engines, and quad agsnst future accidents from the
same csuss. kssttMs ossete.
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Premiums will be awarded as follows
Hrses-De.t stallion, So; q hest, ST. Best
brood mafe, 81 q beet, 81. Best 3, 2, and
ycaf old colt, \ each.
ca3le--lcs' bull, 81; oldest 81. Best COW,
81; % best g. Best calf - 90; % best, 81.
Best yoke Of oxen, 50; 81 best, j.
Sisp-Bcst buck fine, 50; 81 best, 81. Best
Hock q sheep, not less than 20, 50; ID best, -
3 best, 81.
Seine Best boar, 50; 81 bcstsl. Best sow,
50 2 best t.. Best litter of pgsnot more than
3 months old, 80 % best, 81.
Crops--Bcst acre winter wheat 50; best acre
spring wheat, So best acre corn, ST. hest acre
sugar beet 81. Yield 10 be proved by the ailida-
vii Of tho person competing for the premium and
one other. Method Of cultivation to be given.
Dr1y-Best 20 pounds butter, sl best 80
pounds cheese, 90.
Domestic Mmgjaciures.--Sl0 appropriated, tC
be awarded in Discretionary premiums for useful
articles Of domestic manufacture.
Pongiing--Bcst and quickest, 50.
The "a and 81 premiums will be paid in agri
cultural papers, 10. be selcetcd by the successful
competitors.
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VIEWING COMMITTEES.

On H1yscs~-Aaa lIoldrdgc, Joseph Groves,
J. II. Henderson,
On Cmih--Robcrt Rove, William Richard
son, C.. NJ. Van Doren.
On shccp--Ihomas Bunham, James Smith,
b. Cummings.
On Sioine--C. II. suiphen, jabcz Whiting, ].
d. Whom.
On GRIPS md Dairy--Leonard Bullock, Levi
II. Rood, |. Hardy
On ggmesie Manufacturers William NJ True
3. Thompson, j.. kelsey, jr.
On PLugd.hg-lsaac Hardy, n. NJ. Let's
WlIllam Siadjcn.
Committee Of arrangements. FIR the Fair-Th
Burnham, WIN. II. w. Cushman, Joel w. Arm
strong, NJ. L. HOLSTER, Nm. Nj. True, andJohr
V. A. Hoes.
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

n UST received and for sale low, va
eD riety of Summer Goods, consisting
in part of the following ;-Summor cassi-
mers, Pennsylvania jeans, Kentucky
leans, Mexican mixtures, blue drillings,
sa,tine,,s. black cotton hose, white do,
gentlemen's linen gloves, ladies' l'isle
gloves, Isle mltts, fancy lawns, Swiss
lawns, caicoes, silks, lace, &c.
HARD WARE.
Grain and grass scythes, scythc snaIhs'
stones and rifles, steel hoes, pitchlorks,
mill, cross-cut and hand saws, nails, trace
chains. pals, Sc. Also large assortment
of Groceries, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes. All kinds of produce wanted III
exchange. CUsnMAN u GRIDLEY'
April 26, 1874.
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yE7flIs tenn may be justly applied to the disco
very Of compromising medicines with The
best double refined Loaf Sugar in such q manner
with as much pleasure as they DO The best coniec-
torery,
Forihis discovery VIC are indebted 10 A. sher-
man. NJ. d., Of the city Of New ok, who has
been regular practitioner Of medicine in that city
tDr tbn l,st ten wears; and also member Of the
New York Medical Society.
The Doctor, after doyoting his attention for
long time TO the subject about three years since
offered hisinvenlion to theputc unGerhe namoof
sUERMAN's INDICATED LOZENGES,
Since which time they have ghined celebrity for
tbe cure Of different combinations for which they
arc recommended unprecedented in the history Of
any other medicino--ihcy consist Of
Cough LoZENGEs,
Which orc the safest and most eiIcciual remedy
or Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, &c. ever offered to the public,
They Operate by promoting cxpectoration, aay-
ing the imitation Of Coughing, and removing the
capse Of disease.
WORM LOZENGE9,
The only infallihle Worn medicine ever discoy-
cred. In over 100000 cases they have never been
known to fail Many diseases arise from worms
and occasion long and intense suffering and even
death without their even being suspected grown
persons are very often afflicted with them, and
are doctored for various complaints, without any
! brncGt; when one dosc of these Lozenges would
speedily cure them.
CAMPHOR L0ZENGES,
For nervous or sick head ache, publications. of ;hc
heart. lasstudc and nervous affections generally
| Persons travelling or attending large parties, vii
| find the L0zengcs really reyiying, ard impurinf
tho bnoyancy of youth; used after dissipation
they will restore lhe tone Of the system generally
aud remove all the unpleasant symptoms arising
from too free living.
CATnARTIC LOZENGES,
Tho best caihmtic medicine for removing bile from
1.-The system and preventing attacks the blou
and intermittent fever of this section OF country,
FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES.
These Lozengcs have been tested by celebrated
physician in practice Of twenty years aud have
never been known TO fail in removing this dis
tresing dise0so. la addition to which, if the di
rectiona be followed, the disease will not return.
sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
This Plaster of which over 100000 arc sole
yearly is believed to be the best plaster for rhcu
matisln umbago, pain in the back, breast, side, o
any other part OF the body, ever prepared, and it
price (only 2l cents) brings it within the rcacl
Of every person in the community.
p-JDA large supply of these celebrated
articles just received and for sale by
G. Il. THOMPSON, sole agtior Ottawa
$. SMITH, Peru.
E.F & $. pUlSlFER, Henncpin,
b. &T. ALLEN, Juliet.
GEORGE SNYDER, Lacon.
August H. 1919. ly.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, July 26tlsT-s,33 rr--,
Messrs. SANps-Gent My daughasi.e""
six years, was attacked with the hip diseaS 4
two years old and since then she has heed
ing gradually worse until recently, and hen,
ing at intervals was most painful to hcheE
battles all description The head oitbc h, Vi
was thrown entirely out Of place, after which,
ter or puss formed in the socket of the joinE.
for many months in succession She was entirely
deprived Of all natural rest. Shewa reduced To-
mere skeleton and very often exclaimed, "0h,
mother | wish it might please the good Man
above to take me to himself" 1t was my fervent
prayer her sulierings might be terminated and my
anxious fears removed.
The Almighty has promised to be with us in
six troubles, and in the seventh he will not lcavo
US nor fursakc us, if we put our trust and conf
dence in Him; and truly can say il has been
verified in the present case. Through His bless
ing and your insrumontality, my child livcs-ycs,
is restored to perfect health, and is living monu-
ment of the efficacy Of your heolth-restoTing Sar-
saparila. We had tried all the remedies within
our reach, had the bone once SET had il blistcrcd
and purgcd without effect. She commenced tho
use of the Sarsaparilla in April last and in less
than week there was an evident improvement:
a discharge came out from the hip joint, and in a
few days it commenced healing, and in less than
two weeks was entirely closed During the Tins
VI usihS tut R"'s"Iutnna shc Iasstu i'iSe fauhu-
ties of Worms which aided materially in hasten
ing the cure. She rapidly improved in health and
strength, her appetite increased. and she is now
entirely restored, and wholly so by the use Of your
Sarsaparilla. With the grateful feelings Of mo-
theirs heart and fathers Joy, we subscribe our
selves your friend. WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAis'as.~'sov,
No. 59ss promptly.
We the Subscribers, being neiehbes il posi- 3
and Sarah Bailey, know the abovs 49,. IA.
relation to their child and the cur NY 'o"o"
Sands Sasaparilla, TO be strictIypi my own
WILLIAM
JOHN Mi.
Prepared and sold by A. u. Sat sor,,,
gsts and Chemists Granite buiidihgs, ~ prv~~-l
way, Corner Of Chambers street, ~. Y, and for
sale BY Druggists throughout the u. s. Price, s
pcr bottle, six bottles for SO.
az Remember that il 10 Sands SdrsopniRa that
has, and is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures of tho most Official, class ofdiscases.
q. l.. THOMPSON,
Agent 10y special appointments f the proprietor
for Ottawa and vicinity. 2e55--y---
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Groceries at wholesale 81 Retail.
50 hhds N. o. sugar,
1913 IBIS Molasses.
GO sacks Rio & lIav. coffee,
so boxes Raislns,
20'a & do
10 drums fresh Figs,
46 bis dried Apples and peaches,
10 IBIS Tar,
2 ticrces Rice,
2 do Saleratus,
% bis Ohio Whisky,
9 do Brandy,
Q or. casks Malaga wine,
do do Port do
IBIS Linseed Oil.
do Lard do
| do Castor do
30 boxes by 10 Glass.
so Kegs Nails ID. to 20d.
IL dozen painted Pals.
10 boxes Tobacco, Ky. & Mo.
20 Kegs pure White Lead.
Also, Vermiceli, Olive Oil, White
Chalk, Red do, White g. Red Lead dry,
Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Chrome
Green, Yellow, and other Paints and dye
stuil's, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Mace, Nutmegs, Starch, Pipes and smok-
ing Tobacco, Chocolate, Candlo-sticks,
Snuilers, Trace Chains, Paint, Varnish,
and Sash Brushes, Fish Hooks and
Lines, &c., &c.-Just received and for
sale-very low, by
WALKER e. lIlCKLING.
Ottawa, March 18th 1874.
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Take Notice.

THyIlE subscriber offers for sale al re-
u. ducod prices for cash or produce,
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Saiinetls.
French Merinos, Bombazines, Satin and
Silk Velvet veslings, Stocks, Cravats,
IIandkcrcliels, Shirts, Shirt Collars,
Suspendcrs, white silk and kid Gloves,
and every thing in his line of business.
JOHN SiiULER.
Ottawa, March IL, 1871.
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MORE NEW GOODS /!
w NJ. TRUE 81 SON

w M. TRUE & SON
a RE just opening splendid assort-
IA. ment Of STAPLE & FANCY
GOODS, adapted to the fall and winter
trade. which they are determined TO sell
as low as the uery lowest-prohi or no
proft---conssting in part of
DRY G00DS,
Both Foreign and Domestic, for LADIES'
and Gentlemcn's wear and for family use;
selected expressly to suit the wants OF
this community, and bought uncommon
ly low.
ROOTS ~ sNoEs
A great supply of ladies slippers, walking
shoes, boots, gentemans boots, shoes,
brogans, pumps, slippers, childrens boots
and shoes, of all kinds aud sizes.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment of such articles
as arc usually called for, including Table
and Pocket cutlery, nails, locks, butts and
screws, &c, &c.
QUEENswABE.
"A gery large assortment of fine and
common ware, including tea sets Of va
rious prices, nuted and plain glass tam-
blcrs, ewers and basins, dishes, &c, &c.
CLOTEnNG.
Goats, pants, vests, over coats, shirts,
drawers - besides hats, caps, gloves,
socks, hdkis, stocks, suspenders, &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, molasses, coffee, tobacco, tea of
various kinds, rope, pals, glass, rice dye
SUITS, spices, &c.
Besides, cap and letter paper, ink,
quilts, steel pens, wall paper, and y
Thousand and one" other articles such
as are usually called for, all of which we
Gaiter ourselves, will be found MS cheap
rs nj any other store--try lis before you
buy.
Wheat, Oats, Hides, Tallow, Flaxsecd,
Butter and Eggs taken in trade.
Oct. 6, 1913.
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To the Public.

n HAVE taken the soap aud candle factory
iaicly CARRIED on ia this place by ]. ]. H,lL,
md viii keep constantly On hand supplies Of soap
and canalcs:
/ win retail iallow candles o. The host quality
..r ono shilling per pound, and bard soap at six
.,, ,,ef hound und soil soap at two dollars pcI
barrel. Az lhvNh Landry
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
nrCuANAN & EIcHELBERGER

BUCHANAN & EICHELBERGER
EATOUID return thanks to the public for the
w liberal patronage extended them, and now
beg leave to state that they have received, direct
from the city of New York, the
Spring aEses Summer Fashions.
and are now prepared to furnish garments Oh the
most approved Eastern style, at their old stand on
the public square, west side oil the court Rouse.
Ottawa, April IS, 1914.
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N EW GO obs.

TNNIlE subscriber is now receiving, dircc, from
n New York, an assortment of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, among which are the fol-
lowing
CADET miTed, Biue, and Blue Black
EsHsOAD CLONES,
Checks, cassimores, ginghams, Penn
sylvania and Kentucky jeans, birds eye
diaper, Marseiilcs vestlng, super. black
satin, silk velvet, fancy prints, rich fancy
musins, odgng, till and needle work in
sertng, blond footing, bobinett, blond and
black lace, swiss and null muslins, bish-
op lawn, satin stripe, jaconett and cross
barred muslin, pongee and fancy silk
handkerchiels, tailila, neck, cap and fan
cy ribbons, black silk galboon, super
bonnet ribbon, linen cambrck handker-
chiefs, ladies' fancy silk crava,s, Go do
satin crava,s, super. KID gloves, wclling
cord, ladies black silk gloves, Irish linen,
needle worn edging, double foundation
black silk braid, white cotton gloves,
brown, merino colored, and white cotton
hose, &C., &c.
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NEW STORE.

z e. G. ARMOUR are now opening,
% one door west of Messrs. Trues'
store, large and general stock of Mcr-
chandize, which they intend TO sell at
the lowest prices for cash and all kinds of
country produce.
Their stock embraces a complete as
sOrtmcni of
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Drugs. Medicines,
Pinsicring Hair.
wheat.

THNIIlc subscribers will pay the highest
~ market price for good winter wheat,
in trade, at their store in Ottawa.
July 28--lf WIN. TRUE d SON.
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HARD WARE,

IINNU W NNTI,
School books, Groceries, boots and
shoes; II lot Of paints, such as white lead,
whiting, lnscod oil, spirits of mrpenlnc,
Venetian red, red lead, copal varnish,
glue, &C., all of which will be sold at
small advance. G. BURR.
Ottawa, March %, 1914. 40-G.
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Dr. G. Abbott
y. q. s. w. q. Earl,
Painters and Giasier,

IUtHifTS anu Hfd or y,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street, nearly opposite the Baptist
Church.
Carriages, SignA Houses, &c, painted to order
on reasonable terms.
May 81, 1874. 50'-tI
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CLOTH DRESSING

VIII be done in workman-like manner, Tor the
following prices: Pulling and dressing browns or
blacks, 25cts. per yard drabs, 2Octs; uiI'ng ana
dressing colored cloths, l23 cts; securing color
ing and pressing, for women's wear, 10 cts per
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which has heretofore been 50 literally bestowed
upon us, and would kindly usk continuance OF
tho same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared on our part with skilful workmen, to rem
der general satisfaction. ]. 50 ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April u, 1914.