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Third Annual Fair
Of the La Sale County agricultural
Society,
To BE- HELD
1t Ottawa, on ihlSday, October II, ISL,

- d. IELD
1t Ottawa, Oh ihlndly, October ~ ISL.
Premiums will be awarded as follows
Hrees--De-, stallion, =; ? best, 81. ucsl
brood mare =; ? b,st, 81, Best 3, ? and !
year old colt, $ each.
C0HA--Bcst bull, 81; 2Ib 81. 81. Best cow,
g; best, Il. Beet cali, 81 30; ? hca,, }.
Best yoke of oxen, =; ! best 81
SiecD- Best buck, linc, So 2lbrsLSL nul
lock Of sheep, not less than p, %; ID beet, =
81 best, 81
$ siUe-- Best boar. 81; "a hest 81. Bcstso
81 . best, 81. Best Liter Of pig, not more than
months old, -; 2 best +. /,
CrpDs-- Bcsi acre winter wheat, 9 best arn.
spring wheat, - best acre corn, 81; b,sta acu
sugar beet, 81. Yield to be proved Iy the a.i Ia.
vll of the person competing Tor the premium AND
one other. Method Of cultivation 10 be giycn.
DGyy--Desl 20 pounds butter, Sli best 90
pounds cheese, -.
Domestic MHufsciHC5.-s 10 appropriated To-
be awarded IN Discretionary premiums for us,iuI
articles Of domestic manufacture.
Pblging - Best and quickest, IS.
The ID and 3 ! premiums VIII be paid in as,i-
cultural papers, to be selected by the successful
competitors.
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PHEsipENrIAL-Oup TICKET CuMPLErE!!,
There Is no question now before the American
people that 81 deeply concerns their welfare as the
coming presidential election; Herlto,e, we call
upon every one to read and ponder well upon
what we have To say. We advocate neither the
claims of Chy, Polk, B6Hey nor Smith. (now
dead) but one who we sulemly believe is far mo,c
worthy than either Of the above gentlemen, for
this reason or candidate has done more chan
they all for the real benefit ol the great mass of
the people.
For long time we have been perfectly sati,
fed that "He peoph,' if left TO the decision OF
their own unbiased judgment, would W,aNimon-
iy proclaim in favor of our candidate for presi.
dent, bat the claims for the office Of cice president
have been So numerous that we have at times been
undecided who Of them all would suit "ihc PEG.
pie host; 2oiC, however those doubts arc dispcl-
led, aud With great satisfaction aud sure hopes Of
success we place before the American people, hut
especially the citizens Of NiriheyH HH0is, an en-.
lire ticket. WCagc aware that the lradcr, If the
opposition will trcmhlc when We have luug our
banner to the hrecae, and inscribed upon il, ample
folds the names Of our worthy candidates. In
bold characters they stand thus: For president,
|" JEW DiVID'--Gor vice president: E..
CHASE u co" With our ticket complete, our
parry uuilcd and our cause ju-l we have no fears
A. to the result Our principles ate pure, hcing
summed up in this opposition hum" S.BrHg.
w. have neither time nor space AT present to 90
into au extended Cip0Ne Of the merits of uur can.
didalcs, but will merely say that jew David
with hls "HEBREW PLASTER" cures all
eases Of local or sr0icd pain, such as Rheumatism.
d,ne or ,ceok Bach, ocoRie pain IN he side oad
'hophicy opyrcSirc pain 10 The bycaM stccHHgs.
famufS, bruises, DC, II is also deafh o,i corn,
-, nI ~ ul,tr
This llchrcw Plaster" in all eases ilr which it i.
recommended that we are willing to warrant it
Our agents are permitted to sell it oRiy on cond,.
linn that IN every instance where used according
Ia directions, aud NJ benefit derived ON ia use
the fuci beiRg ceriif Ia heR the money shall b,
refunded, In all cases ni no cure the crrliicat,
must be given aud the empty box with wrapper
must be returned to the agent.
Our candidate for vice president, with th,
Persian Pills, is daily achieving the most won.
dcriul cures in cases OF AH Grrs aguc, Lrcy of
fiction, and general 8crdpgemOd If The SgSiem
&c that was ever before known. As Ggtiii
medicine we believe tho "P,ySiGB Pts" nrc nm
cquullcl Their operation is thorough aud at tn,
same time mild aud easy upon the system. Tn,
persian Pdls' Ore for sale on The same condition.
rs the "lIchrw Plaster"
rrce of plaster 80 cents per box, con,ainin.
sufficient To spread or \ pastcts Price of pills
20 cents per box, containing 80 pills.
u. lIARTER * co.
Sold by G, l., Thompson, Ottawa,
G n Woodruff, Julici.
Doct ) q Smith, Peru.
Noah Wiswall, Projection.
] Stevens & Son lndian,own.
Thomoc Gaohcr, Henry
PcI,icr, Dresden.
Iuly 10, lSIl by
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NlEMI\G cnMNIrrrEs.

On Hgsts Asa lIoldujsc, Joseph Groves
J. II. Henderson.
o., cute Robert Rove, William KIchard-
son, G. NJ. Van Dozen.
Othep-Fhomas Burnham, James Smith,
D. Cummings.
Oa Soiae---C. II. sutpbcn, Jabez Whiting
d. Wxon.
On C,oP' opd Dh5y--Leonard Bullock, lev
II. Rood, /. Handy,
On DJpe,tjc Mmuflciues- WiIium NJ. True
y. Thompson l.. kclsty, j.
On Plugdbg-lsuac Hardy, n. NJ. Lets
William Staddcn
Committee or Ar0ngemmhJor he Fair-Th
Burnham, WIN. II. ". eastman, joel W. Arm
strong, NJ L. IlolIistrr, Nm. NJ iruc, aud join
Y. A. Hoes.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, Iuly 26th, 1913
Messrs. SANDS My daughter aged
six years, was attacked with the hip disease ben
two years old, and since then he Las been grow
ing gradually worse uulil recently, aud hrr 81 fer
ing at intervals was most painful TO behold, and
hafes all description. be head itbc hip bone
was thrown entirely out ofpacc, after which mat
ter or russ formed ia the socket of the joint, and
for many months IN succession she was entirely
deprived of all natural rest. she was reduced 10
mere skeleton aud very often exclaimed, "Oh,
mother wish it might please The good Man
above to take me to himself 1t was my iervcnt
prayer her sufcrngs might be terminated aud my
anxious fears rcmovcd.
The Almighty has promised TO be with Us in.
six troubles, and in the seventh he will not leave
US nor forsake us if VIC put trust and conf
dcnce in liim and truly | can say it has been
verified in the present Through His bless
ing and you. iusrumcn,ay my child li,cs--yos,
is restored to perfect health, and is living mont
mcnt ofthc efficacy of your Notwithstanding Sar-
saparilin. We had tried all the remedies within
our reach, had the bone Oucc set, had it blistcrrd
aud purgcd, without effect. She commenced The
use of the SarsapaIilla in April last, and in less
than week there was an evident improvement:
discharge came out from the hip Joint, and in d
few days it commenced healing, aud in less than
two weeks was entirely closed. During the tmo
Of using the SarsapatiIla she passed largo quant-
lies Of Worms, which aided materially in hGstfr-
lug 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
Slrsaparilla. With the grateful feelings Of a mo-
theirs heart aud fathers joy, VT subscribe our
selves your friend. WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
No. 506. Fourth-sueet.
We the subscribers. Icing ncigbbors tn William
and Sarah Bailey, know the above statement in
relation to their child and the cure performed by
Sands Sarsoparilla, to be strictly irue.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JNO. MYERS.
Prepared and sold by A. u. Sands & Co. Drug
uists and Chemists, Granite building. s13 Broad.
way, Corner Of Chambers street, n. Y, and for
sale nv Druggists throughout the l.. S. Price. 8
Der hottle, six bottles Tor So. N.
az Observation-Disclosures Sands SarsGpariRa tba,
has, aud is constantly achieving such remarkable
cares of,he mos, Difficult, class Of diseases.
g. L.wHOMpSON,
Agent by special appointment Of the proprctors
for Ottawa and vicinity 23--y
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fatneStOckS Cheap md PopuIar Family
NeHcineS.
B. A. TAHNESTOCKS TERMLFTGE.
\ pERTECTLE SAFE

\ IthA ~ a. 'Ai u
i}D CGRTilN Cure FOR THE WORRIES.
Crrjid-u'cs cf its efficacy can be seen at the
store of the subscribers sufficient to satisfy the
most iurf,dulous pucc - ccnls.
fur sale ly .. 4. FAHNESTOCK5 co.
Pdh5aga, ApHIl 1913.
Abou, five year, since one ot nay hoys was at
tackled with fits; suppo,ua the fits To be caused
ar WORMS, gave him some of B. \. Iahnestock' :
Nrruiiuge, aud it bfought away 100 large worms
,licb vDc counted. The fits immediately lcf
him. and lac recovered his usual health. am the
a,Lcr ol ten children. ard have administered The
icImit1ge to all EXCEPT one. None Of them pas.
scl les, an 50 worms. some passed lC0 $50 and
l03 worms, but the one above mentioned passed
Jac tnu.t. MARTIN PATrfnsoN.
Near Mury,iiIe, We.morelaud Co., Pa.
CdrminitiUe Loen&es.
4 dis season Of the year, bowel complaints are
always very Troublesome and frequently danger
ou-, every family should therefore he provided
with hoA of these Lozougcs which will alay the
morbid iriiohIlity of the bowels, restore the
checked pcrspira,ion, stop the dchtaiing dischnr-
yes. and la short time cure the most inveteratr
case oi d.atrhUa, chronic dyseulary, or hahitunl
iunscucss. They are very pleasant TO the taste,
ind aTr sold at the low price of % cents box.
r. "A, Fabnestocha .4ah- BH0us Pills.
4 gentle bat efficient catharlic, expressly adm
ted Tor family Ihysic; aud are not surpassed by
any other pill IN use. for all cases in which a ca
lhauic is indicated. They viii operate thoroughly
without c'ipiug, Price % cents for box con-
tanning 30 pills.
PneUmonic, or Cough Bais0m.
A yo'nabc remedy for coughs and colds
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OIgrY lal01pIgEI,
lnAGT 1n IBrOgrnr,
PERU, ILLINOIS.

vT~HE subscribers, having recently opened the
i house heretofore known as the Peru Hotel
hope, by strict attention to business, to merit u
ahsre Of public patronage.
The hous0 has been rc6ticd, the furniture is
new. tho table and bar at all times shall he sup.
pied with the best. and no pains spared to make
thoss comfortable who may favor the with call,
commp,liaas barn has been erected on thr
oremses. and an attentive osller always in ai,en.
dance. ". w. * =. DhESrEk.
Peru, August Q, 1874.
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LEATHER,

De- 7 IIEK.
A variety Of Calf, Kip, and coarse upper
leather of the best quality.
The subscriber feels thankful for past
iavors and now nauers himself that he
can sell as cheap, as any other establish
rlen. in town. JOHN SHULER.
Ottawa, August -, 1874,
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GREENS MILLS.

'ENllE subscriber would most respect
10 fully inform his old friends and Gus
toners, that he has taken his mills again
and hopes, from the repairs which he has
made together with strict and accommada
Ting mlIers, to receive liberal share of
public patronage.
The business will he conducted under
the superiutendence of his son, ID. Green,
who, from long experience IN the above
business, hopes 10 render general salts.
faction. JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON, August 9, 1874.
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Dvugs. Nledirimes. Sc.
Becchcr's Plea for Col

\dams' Roman An,iq's Becchers Plea for Col
Alice Researches, eges,
Barhary States, Open Converts,
Benson Life OF Fletcher The Mother at Homo.
BakcwelsPhlIosop optical Pursuit of knowledge,
Conversations, rext Book of Popery.
Cont the Discarded Richecu,
Counter, or the Days of rhe Fan West,
Charles |. Endless Fun,
Charlgs lyll, Manufacturing Districts
Deer Brook. of England
Turner'S sacred History Crumbs Natural Philo.
OF The World sophy,
History oiPcr-jus, Crumbs Chemistry,
History Of Insects, klnstelhcm,
Juycual rcr-ius, Frank, wv NJ Edgworth,
Montgomery Lectures, Life x Times Of Rieuzi
prcicrmcnt. Newton Fus'cr.
Kouinpsmark Grimshow's England,
sidney Clifton, Michael Armstrong,
Pencil Sketches, 10y Miss Norlon's Hope,
Leslie, Marian,
Foreign Conspiracy a-Pclham,
gninst t. 5. Retrospccts of Western
Teachers Guide, Travel,
Ard ether works not mentioned Please call and
examine them. &. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, June 81, 1914. l-tf
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Livery stable.

ygyIIE subscriber would respect
L fully inform the citizens of OF kIs<A
tawa and the public generally, that y hA4--NG
he is prepared with, and viii & j@4AStN
furnish to those who may desire y J Fm
hem,
Horses and Carriages, Sleighs, &C., and
first rate Saddle horses.
Persons travelling may rely on speedy ano
convenient conveyance to almost any place
through The country.
N. B.--Al persons hiring Horses, Carriage
&c, are required to return them IN as good and
,ound condition as they were in whonthey came
into their use.
p. III. SMITH.
Ottawa, Inn. 81 l8i3. 3l--tt
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BROAD CLOTHS,

BI(UAU VLU It's,
Casimeres, Satiineus, Silk Velvet, plain
and figured Satins, Valencias, Marseil-
les and swan down Neslings, Velvet.
cen, Shiriiugs and Shcelings.
ALSO, splendid assortment Of Hand.
kerchels, Cravats, Stocks, Shirts, Shirl
Collars, French and English Mernoes
Canton & woollen Flannels, Suspenders,
Genilemen's kid, silk, and chene cotton
Gloves, Umbrellas, and splendid assert.
ment of trimmings of all kinds; just re.
celved and for sale low, for cash or good
winter Wheat.
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PlOugSas.
MORE NEW GOODS.

TENIIE subscriber has just received
d from Philadelphia, a splendid as
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y. T.. n w. q. Earl,

Painters and Glaciers,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street, west side the public square,
one door north OF the Iron Store.
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, painted to order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10. lSii 50-tf-
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CLOTH DlsESSENG

VIII he done in worknau-likr manner, for the
following prices Pulling and blessing browns or
blacks 25,ls per yard drahs, 20cis.; fulling and
dressing coorcd cloths, u! cts; securing, color
ing and pressing for womcn's wear, 1G cts per
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which ha. heretofore been So literally bestowed
upon MS, and would kindly ask continuance Of
the same, aud would say that no pains shall be
spared on our part with shiilfu workmen, to rem
der general satisfaction. j q ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April12 1914.
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Dr. T.. Abbott

WHISTLES TO inform the citizens Of Ottawa
w aud vicinity that he has removed to the
village Of Ottawa with q view Of practising ia his
profession. Residence near the Mechanics Hall,
Ottawa, Feb. 2, 1871. 3S-.y
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q. l.. Thompson,
.Yabcz Fitch,
william Nj. True,
DIR. u. Scl,crn,crIorn

OFFERS his professional services to the cti-
~ zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on
Columbus street, between Canal and Clinton.
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CARDENG

viii be done Tor the usual price, q cts. per 10
in cash. wheat or wool. Also, cardug and spin
ming at reasonable prices, va:y ing i'om 10 TO 2
cents per pound.
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NM liITE LEAD and Linsecd Oi
Y Y for sale by
Sept. 30. CUsuMAN e. GRlpLEY.
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Sold by G, l.. Thompson Ottawa,
n Woodruff, julic,.
Doct q Smith, Peru
Noah Wiswall, Princeton
Stevens & son, lndiontown.
Thnmac Gnllnhcr, Henry
a Pcllicr, Dresden.
July 10, lSIl 5y
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Applications for AGENCIES TO Mr.. Clarke, may
hc left n, The store OF DR.. =. q. Smith Peru with
whom a deposit of medicines ia made. Say
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Lignil ODodeIfJc.

Thi- penetrating article possesses double the
strength OF the common Opodeldoc, is more
ccauly and much more conveniently applied.
plicc 25 cents.
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COMMUNICATED.


Good morning, Mr.. Editor. The sun rises
bright in the east this norning-the winds III the
west are passed away.-the smoke OF the ola 10
pounder if the Feds did steal and spike ny hangs
like mist on the hills 1880 majority for Tod'-
three cheers for Tod-hurrah! hurrah! hurrah
1925 majority for Morris,--three cheers Tor motifs
--hurrah hurrah! hurrah! They say the eus
are sorry now they made the issue OF hSh ta''h
and soft money-sorry they said high duties low
cred the price of goods--sorry they said 'hey
would rather defeat old Jo Morris than eject
Henry Clay. They can't think much OF Ciay' or
they would nothave offered to swap him OH lot
man as bad as they falsely said Morris was.-
But accidents will happen in the best OF families
and understand they met last night, and said they
did not mean 10 do it, and if Clay would just lei
them off this time, they would never do 1t again
I expect some of the young ones are airaid ehe "u
fellow will challenge them; rather suspect they
had best keep sharp look out, Tor hey say ne Is
cr.zer that he shot right through the cloak OF Joh
cs Roanoke What do you thok Sam Medary
and Dave Tod will say when they hear "hat
s.blind zeal we have for Cen Jackson, ana lha'
re ..tnink he is president yet" should ike
10 know if the Feds have any more kickaPoos they
want killed off this winter If they have, just lei
them send them on; Ola Rock is ready. lie go
only 1903 majority in the banner county but
Mr.. Editor, must be going; want to get ou'
fellows ready for another charge on the list
November.
THURSDAY morning, Oct 10.
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wisdom, and, in certain attitudes, oil
endless duration. The rattle snake is
properly representative of America.
as this animal is found in no other part
of the world. The eye of the creature
excels in brightness that of any other
animal. She has no eyelids, and is
therefore an emblem ofvigilance. She
never begins an attack, nor ever sur
renders; she is therefore. an emblam
of magnaniny and true courage
When injured, or in danger of Leng
injured, she never wounds till she has
given notice to her enemies of their
danger. No other-of her kind shows
such generosity. When undisturbed
and in peace. she does not appear to
be furnished with weapons of any
kind. They are latent in the roof Of
her mouth, ami even when extended
for her defence. appear 10 those VINO
are not acquainted with ber 10 be
weak & cuntemptible;ye her wounds,
however small, are decisive and fatal.
She i, solitary. and associates with her
kind onl y when it is necessary idr their
preservation. Her poison is at once
the necessary means OF digesllng her
food, and cert in destruction to her
enemies. The power of fascination,
attributed to her by generous con
struction, resembles America. Those
who look steadily on her az delighted,
and mvoluntorily advance toward'
her. She is frequently found with Is
ra;tes; and they increase yearly
She is beautiful in youth, and her beau
" increases with her age. Her ton
que is Ille, and iorked as the light
ning."
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The Lnrasion of Ttras.-There seems to be
positive determination on the part OF Mexico to
commence operations upon Texas. Two indvid-
uals who arrived recently from the interior of Mex
co state, with apparent certainty, that from A.
900 to IS 900 Mexican troops had assembled at
San Louis de Potosi, some three weeks since, and
were on their way to begin the contemplated inva-
sion of Texas. The same source states that the
army in question was well provided with artillery
and cavalry.
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LIST OE LETTERS.

% REMAINING in the Post Office at Woodsfield,
ON the first day of October, 1914, which, if not
called for before the first day of January lS45,
will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead
letters
A-Alen, Isabe
B-Brewer, Mary.
Cook, VIM; Current, Joel.
D-Dum, Henry; Dick, George.
E-Ellitt, Samuel; Eppter, Christian.
G-Gorten, George; Gollarher, Lydia.
H-Happ, Feidinand Hughman, David; Herring,
John; Hartshorn, Andrew Jackson; Howell,
Aaron; Henthorn VIM. Henthorn, Andrew.
J-Jones, Joseph; John, James NJ
K-Kelch, Malind; Knowlton, Calvin; Keller,
Frederick.
M-McCoy, G,lbert Morris, Phillip; McMahon
James; McMann, Elijah; Marener, John.
N-Newhart Lohnhart.
P-PowellI, Abraham
S-Smith, Price, Shone, Mary E., Shoup, Chris
topher; Starkey, Jesse w.
W-Willis, Daniel; Wilson, Polly; West, John
Persons calling for any of the above letters, Will
please say they are advertised
J. G. FLEMING, P. NJ.
Woodsfeld, Oct. l, 1874.
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LAMBERT NEWLAND.
NEW COUNTY.

There will be petition presented to the Leg
slature of Ohio, at their next session, praying for
new County to be formed from Washington,
Monroe, Morgan, & Guernsey counties and ooun-
ded as follows viz: commencing at the north west
corner of township nine, in range ten in Guernsey
county. thence east twenty four miles, thence
south eighteen miles to the south east corner Of
township six, in Range seven in Monroe county,
thence west six miles, thence south three miles
thence west six miles, to the Morgan county line,
thence north three miles to the line between Wash
ington and Morgan counties, thence west six miles
thence north six miles, thence west six miles
thence north twelve miles to the place OF begin
ming. And said petition will also ask tor the coun
ty seat to be at Sarahsrille IN Morgan county; am
that township twelve in range eieveh' IN MUS
kngum county may be attached to Morgan Co
Oct IL, 1874.