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DAYTON
" 00LLEN + A { I 0 + \

WE would most respectfully inform ou'
w friends and patrons, that the above estah-
iishmen, i still in operation, and I'LL continue
10 he, 50 long We continue to receive such q
liberal share oipuhlic patronage, and would here
renew our promise that no pains shall he spared
IN our part, with skiliul workmCn, To render &C.
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing The
following kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, SGtinCtt. Tweed. Jeans. LinSCy
FIunncs of different kinds. and Blankets.
Which we offer for sale Wholesaler retail, very
cheap, for cash, WhtGi or Nooi, or will make
liberal exchanges, say I'd. fuIlcdclo,h for from
p to lhs Of wool, yj. jcausfor lbs, yd
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets fo
as much more wool as it takas to make them
&c, all ofthe same quality. Or We will manu-.
facture fulled cloth on commission. at from 81
to 624 cents per I'd. Wool calculated for ex
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate leeces
CARDING AND SPINNING,
VIII I've done al from % to IS cents per pound
CARDlNG will be done this season al ) cents
except very fine Ct cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool. as We have Just received
two new single machines Of the latest and most
improved style, which will be put in compIet
order, with fine cards, (No. 81 and 33) by the
20lh inst, and are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will he put in .od
order aud will do Justice to the coarserquaIiries
Persons coming from distance can havctheir
work done with the least possible delay, and in
manner which we will warrantto give salts
faction.
CLOTH DRESS NC
Willie done atthe usual prices. or smalldis-
coun, Tor ready pay. J. d d. GREEN
Dayton, May /, lS47. J. * DIG.
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IN La Safe. m.
RICHARD SOHK

NAT OULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Had,care, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &C., &c.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
In Sale, March IL, 1916.
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NOTICE..

E1ERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing
a lots in the "Ottawa Cemetery" can
have the same for So each, il taken before
the lst Of May next. after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion to the value Of the Improvements
made. G.. II. NORRIS.
March -. 1877. 36-n
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OagGS, MEDICINES, &C.

YENIE subscriber has jus, received
Il from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye stuifs,
paints, oils, putty, glass and glassware,
&c. &C.; alsot he hes, quality of brandies
and wines fnr medical purposes.
N. B. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on The south side Of
the public square, and examine tn stock
before urchasi elsewhere.
July %, 1916 G.. L. WALKER.
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(No. 2O2 LAKE ST, Chicoeo)
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TIE GREAT REMEDY.
SAFE AND SURE CUREToR
iCHIllS, ACUE AND FEVER

hiae unprecedented time Of Fire Hours.
vi = attention oiihc pubicis PARTICULAR. call.
N co TO TINS Great Remedy for Ch,M az Asus
GH1 F,rer, and in doing So, the prou,i,,o,. d., M
proper I" make the following Declarations. lh,
hnM OF Which. be desires the pcurlr 10 ,,>r h, u
trial, and hr wilt chccrlully abide Ihrir d,cis,,n
whist. The article Is pleasant and cony,ui,pt
TO take. I'd 1t will cure rre,l case il the d,,,,.
tons are observed. 81. It will leave no mimi.
Gus effects ~ the system; on the contrary. IL inn,
parts strength to the con-li uliuu. 4tA itisru1c.
" vegetable and will cure with psrlec, certainty
IN i've hours. Certificates outhc wraprcr abound
the bottle, Of cures from six months 10 ter yeas
standing.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail BY
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tom.
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l.Iiilt l.ni.I,,

A FRS L rate article al bunch lalh l.
"a now being made at the Marscll.cS
mills, where they will be constantly KEEP
m hand; they will also be kept for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and &.
Barr; they are better article than pine
la,h, and will be soIl cheaper than the or.
dinlry cost Of getting hath from Chicago.
A tolerable article will be sold at 81 per
thousand.
November II, 1916.
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Sign Of the Three Hats.

mo. 2O2 LAKE ST., Chicogo)
C. STEPHENS would re-
sHf1 spectiuly announce to the citi'
1922 zcns of Chicago and vicinity
"a lsa8 that he is now receiving The lar
y ~ gcs! and best selected stock Of
80 <zS goods In his line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists in part as follows,
to wit:.--hats, caps, mutis, Boas, BuiIalo robes
and coats, buck mitlens and gloves, trunks, lrav-
cling bags f., ladies' and gentlemen, overshoes,
Indian moCcasins, crayats, suspenders, shirts.
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. liz is also man
niactuling all kinds of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and Others in want,
Of goods will do well To give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is confident he
can sell as low as any house in the city of New
York.
Uattcrs' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand Cash paid for furs and skins.
Chicago. Oct. 80, 1916. lily
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Mark this well.

A GUE--'rhere is no necessity for
"a any one to have the Ague when it
is 50 satisfactorily proved that Macken.
zie's Tonic Febrifuge will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprieiors
Vt this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where i, fails, whsn tie directions
arc Strictly complied with.
Y. BASsNETT,
nm Agent for the Proprietors
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I.rn,yu Domcstics, Sc.

LIZ ?. '' % .a nr'i, w,vcriy's.
800 lbs Of best southern yarn, No , t" u,
100 carpet warp, doubled and
visited. plain,
l2O lbs OLDEST doable1 and
visited, colnred,
3Ol lbs candle wicbipG,
800 ,r,,1n batting, for sale very low by
Inly %. lSIG q d WAl.kER.
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kEtON AND NAILS.

AZ rONS IRON * NAILS.-We have jus
4 - received our Spring stock Of Iron an,
Mills. direct from the manuf,c,ory, all Of which
We vii, warrant TO be of the very best quality
lnl will he sni,i At the lowest prices.
Anrl l6 1917. J.MANLEY x co.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 James Ry
IN an, by note or book account, While
at Peru or MarsellIes, will please call at
his store in Marsoilics on 81 before tie
fifteenth day of February next, and setlle,
or their notes and accounts will lie left
with proper officer for collection.
Marseiles. Jan. Is. ls47.
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Fashionable Tailoring &.
GEORGE SMITH

- ~ - - ''-' 80
IpESPStFFt returns thanks TO the 81
ia .iz'ns Of Ottawa and vicinity foGtht lib,ra
ittttnrsc he has heretofore received aud h,I .
% merit continuance oit he same. HIS iCjbJ
'Hs Establishment is on thesoulh sidc OF IN,
luhlc square. over ]. aud & Aruour's store
he IS prepared to do work ON the Gos, ressuua
,lr ,crns, aud warrants all garments mad, =,
him ia tit. Cutting Willie done on short rotic
and wlsrantedto itif properly made up. II
FAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York city, have Just teen received
thus enabling him to furnish garments IN tLt
latest and most approved style.
MIL umber, amt must kiad, of couniyi
produce ,cWbsiakeD IN poymsniJo tc~k.
Ottawa, Oct. %. 1876.
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Ezardscayc 0nd .Ssorcs, AroN, .SfccJ and
walls.
TIN, siEEr iRON COPPER WARE m,NtrACTony.

Jack dog broad
oS bench planes W the set single socket framing c
ml
hall nail a shoe lmnc and hook hinges nails
Maksml
guard fall cabinet
morrc locks and cle with mineral
locks,
mills aud brass kettles flying pans
anGdo and
britannia britannia table and
els brass and iron cnichs carpenters and spoke
backing cubmg brushes,
TASKS,
dog collars
oil and stps sheep shears squares
ans, ,braGs
SADLERY.
Three hundred assorted names, leather plated
frames handles bands and lamps buckles, bride
We also muure and keep hand all kinds
We selling and other Chicago adding
understood
Others who of
JOB Work. o
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>ed to believe that the whea, crop is less
promising than usu;l, and unless the sea
son should continue lavoral lc, ;he aver.
age wiz fall considerably short Of its
usual quantity. ST. Ions jRicn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-04

HUNPOWDER; good sporting powder a
I i thirty three cents at BAssSETrs.
Ottawa. July 10, 1916
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For snVali.is.

1 y excellent article ofport wine and brandy
~ for sale by July 20 T. BASSNETT.
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Fever and Aguc,

TEIE ACKENXIE'S Tonic Febrifuge.
lYE never falling cure for Fever
nd Ague, fpr sale by
Aug. Z, 1916. +. BASSNETT.
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OG Chains, made Of refined iron
H. for sale at 10 rents per III hy
Ia J. MAINLY & Co.
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Boots "a shoes.

40 CASES of all sorts and sizes,
no comprising mems boots, brogans
and pumps. ladies buskins, slippers, mo-
rocco and CATER boots, youths. misses
and chiIdren's boolces and shoes in great
variety, just received and for sale cheap
by July 30, G. Z. WALKER.
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Fire! FIRE.!
Caps, MuTs ana Tippets.

CnpS, WuEfS ana EIppets.
A Il greatly rodsced prices, mems fur,
1A plush and cloth caps. boys do; the
balance Of large stock will be sold with.
on, reserve, ., the low once price store o
Nov. &c, 1916 BoUGRToN.
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WANIEn--A quantity oi Spckcs. Cash
w aud goods will be paid fur a coed article
II delivered so'n. Il BARNARD. 81
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Cheap Boot and Shoe store.


THE subscriber has just
r received better assortment OF
- BOOTS AND SHOES,
y than was ever before offered
Ma in this market, among which
IN are Ladies CATERS, halla-5l
Ss%@es tiers, buskins, kid slips, mo-
rocco do, genllemen's fine French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and general
assorlmcnt'of calf, pegged, kip and coarse
boots. together with boys boots, chill
drcn's shoes, &C., which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest, for ready
cash. FISHER.
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1slG.-lltf
n. Il. The best of d0uJic-Soied thick
boots constantly on hand and made 10
order at $50
Wel,ed Boots 2,25
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EiDER and Vinegar, Tor sale At he store cf
" March .G-47 37-G BcrGn1oN.
BUCKLES and Pepper Sauce, tar sale Mt
n March 2b-l5, 31-u BoUGHTCN's
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Liquors and Wines.
X BIS whisky, Cincinnati,
4 y 90" American branjg,
pipe Gin,
3 bis Y + rum,
4quarter pipes Of French brandy,
casks malaga wino
madeira wine,
por, ine article FOR med
cal purposes, by July 2S GE Wake
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NLASS AND SASll-2,OO0 lights
W window Sash so boxes Glass; so
kegs Boston Nails, just received by
30 CUSnAlAN & GRlDLEY.
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nTNone can be genuine unless signed in wri-
ting by w. B. a. II. G.. FARnELL, Sole and
Original Proprietors. QTManu'actured only by
II G.. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria ls.,
and for sale in Ottawa by &. l.. THoMPsoS.
Jenkins & Merrill, LockpoH. DR. s G Smith,
Peru Everett, Hennpini Benjamin Newell,
Princeton; Stevens & Sons, hdidntOwn ] W
Pickering, Nc,cark. Boughton 81 Hubbard,
O'pego; Yogel, Bristol and Wheeler q
Allen. AurOra.
Otlawn lnne Il lSiG-3 IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Cor. BENTON has been making long speech
at Jefferson City, Mo. 1t occupies eight columns,
and discourses on many Of the prominent topics
of the day. After speaking at length on the Or
egon matter, he proceeds to say:
Zone war had been avoided, without loss OF
rights or honor; another had fallen upon us-and
now the question which met him at every step
was. ,chen WiH II be finished? Alas, he could
give no answer. There was time when he had
an opinon-the President approved that opinion
it was founded upon combined movement of
arms and of policy two armies, 10000 under
Taylor $4,000 under Scott-with mission Of
peace in company the sword TO be effective
if the olive branch failed. Policy and arms we're
to be combined, and policy relied more upon than
arms and if that plan had been adopted, he full.
ly believed that peace would have been restored
in the month of April past, or this month OF May
and peace, not the mere cessation of fighting,
but a restoration of friendship, commerce, social
intercourse, and all the sympathies Of republican
brotherhood. Congress refused the appointment
Indispensable TO the SUCCESS of that plan, and
now he was without any means of forming any
opinion upon the probable duration OF the war"
He denounced the presest mode of cectng a
President, by nominating Convention and the
House of Representatives, and urged a change
in the Constitution, so as to elect by districts,
and second election between the two highest,
if the first one failed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

RIOT AT CARLrsLE.-A slip from the office
of the Herald and ErpoSitor, dated June 3, states
that a desperate excitement had been created
the previous afternoon, by an attempt on the part
Of large portion of the colored population to
rescue several slaves who had been arrested as
fugitlves. The slaves, lone man, woman and
a little girl,) were arrested in the morning, and
in the afternoon taken before Judge Hepburn.
and remanded to the custody of Col. Hollngs-
worth and Mr.. Kennedy Of Hagerstown, Nd,
who claimed them.
During the hearing large crowd gathered
in and about the Court louise, and an attempt
was made to rescue the prisoners, first in the
Courtroom, and afterward as the slaves were
brought down from the Courtroom to the car
riage, which latter resulted in serious riot
The attack was commenced at the door of the
carriage, where, before the slaves were got into
the vehicle, general rush was made on the
slave-owners and constables by the negro men
and women, and frghtful melee ensued in the
street, in which for some minutes paving-stones
were hurled in showers, and clubs and canes
used with terrible energy.
The result was that the woman and girl esca
ped, while the man was secured and taken back
20 Maryland. Mr.. Kennedy was very severely
hurt, having been felled to the earth under snc-
cession of blows from stones and clubs, which
completely disabled him. a boy in the street
by the name of Black, we are informed was also
SO severely wounded in the head by stone, that
his life is endangered. Some twenty of the ri
oters have been arrested.--PM North american.
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Boston Market, June II.

ProyisiOnsBu little doing except by retail sales of 80
bbs clear Pork at $50 Western Beef Sl450 Eastern
navy NESS $780, Lard l0c Hams lie, Four-The
market frmer today sales Of Genesee, brands
1919 l2a925 fancy brands 975; Ohio and Michigan S9a
9,l2 IL, cash. with active demand; Southern is still
scarce and sells at $40 for common, and SO25 for extra
cash. COIn-Prces are Improving yellow fiat is held at
81 l8al 30 parcel sold at the latter quotation Northern
yellow at the depot, 81 25 for white Is was offered and
esed Oats are plenty and dull sales of Northern GA
Csc, cash.
June IL.
AsHEs-A few bbs of Pearls have in this week. which
readily taken at &c per b. cash They will bring in
small lots, ls lac. The supply of Pots fair, and
sales making at lac cash.
HIDEsThe market is rather inactive few hundred Yves
tern havebeen sold at 10 lac 1000 Chilli hung dried IL 2c
some Calcutta Buffalo, green, at lac per h. ms.
HoPsA lot of 20 bales has been taken for at
per lib cash.
Recommendation store and shipping ~ 10 to &c. prime
family IL to ~. Cheese, new milk, 7 2tosl2.
WooL-;Not much doing in foreign Fleece Wool is very
ind 10 good demand, and prices fully sustained.
DoMksTIc.-saxuny neeces 40 As full blood 80 al
l2 land 81 blood SO 36 common Ia blood % 30 Lambs
super 80 35 Do No. !, % 3d. Do No. 10 2O Do. No
3, a l2.
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Rheumatism and Cont.

Wrgh's Indian Vegetable Pills most extraordinary
medicine for the of Rheumatism und Gout,
they only cleanse the stomach and bowels of those
bid humois which, fakcn into the circulation and thrown
upon the membrane and MUSCLE the of the above
painful malades but they excite the absorbent vessels
take up which already deposited and the efore
absolutely certain make perfect of Rheumatism
and Govt. single twenty cent box OF SAID Indian
Vegetable Pills will often give the astonishing relief
ami perse according to directions will be certain to
drive pain Of every description from the body.
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve the
Digestion purify the blood, and therefore give health
and vgo the whole rame well US make perfect cure
of Rheumatism and Gout.
Beware of counerfet of all kinds Some coated with
sugar Others made resemble in outward appearance
original medicine The safest is purchase
the regular agents only of whom may be found in every
village and town in the Stute.
0The Genuine for sale by S. X. COLLINS, S. P. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New-Engand Office 1875 fremont ST. Boston. 81
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DTtis impossible TO compress into limits
abrief auson to all the that have been eff
feced by Dr. Wistas Balsnm. We only refer TO
few specimens of its geneia al efficacy.
few days ago lady called at the Office in fine health
aud looking robust though she had known what
sickness To SURPRISE she stat I'd that until recent,
she had been sick for between three and four years with wha
supposed to be consumpton-that she had violen
cough night sweats with alternate chs and fever md
ny usual symptom of confirmed consumption. The result
was that she became emaciaed TO present The
appearances OF skeleton than living being PrOvdential,
she at this time heard of the wonderful performed By
Dr. Wistas Basam of Wild Cherry, and commenced usin
il herself The effect that sho began to better
By degrees the cough left her, the chlls an fevG
Disappeared and in months she again found herself
perfect health.
Beware of imposition
None genuine unless signed 7. BUTTS.
For sale by S. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington ri. Boston.
0J-For sale by S. P. REDFIELD, Montpelier, VT
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Alarkets.
Brighton Market, June ii.
(Reported for the Boston Traveller.

(Keported I0T The Boston TfnyeIIeT.)
At market 470 beef cattle, % Jokes Of working oxen
cows and calves, 1900 sheep, and about 1850 swine.
BEEF CATrLE-Extra 49, FIRST quality CTS, second and
third qualities, from 500 to 600.
WoRKISG oxEE-saes noticed at $40 to 81, ind up to
$l37.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales noticed at $685. "a, DC, 90, "a
and sc.
SHEEP-Saes Of old sheep in lots at G7, and 100 at rs
lambs from 81, to 9, 10 and so.
swIsE-sales at wholesale, l2c for sows, and l2
to for barows AT retail 'front.' 2 l-2 and per ID
Pigs weighing 80 pounds in lots Ut l-2 per ID.
b. Market very dull and large number of Cattle
NAMED unsold at o. clock.
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New ERA IN NAv1oATfoN. The Buffalo
Commercial says that few days ago the three
masted schooner New Brunswick loaded with
$4,000 bushels Of wheat at Chicago, and cleared
for liverpool. She goes by the way of the Wei
land canal and the st. Lawrence. This is the
first clearance Of this kind ever made from the
inland waters of the great lakes for European
port, and constitutes new era in the history Of
navigation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

Collision UPON LAKE ERIE.-A collision has
taken place upon Lake Erie, near Coneaut, Ohio,
between a steamer and schooner. Both were
sunk and the engineer of the steamboat and
thirteen others were missing, and were supposed
to be lost.
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Alarrta9es.

In Iasburgh the 5th inst by the Rev j. Johnson Mr. Or
bany
In South STAFFORD, May i7th, by Rev. 8 c. Eaton, Mr.
Thomas H. sunborn Of Post Mills to Miss Nancy f. Norton
ofhe former place.