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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-01
Col. Witt and Mr. Sherman.

w observe that the wings, abolitionists
and disaffected democrats, of Cook coun.
sy, are doing all they can to defeat the
election Of these gentlemen to the legisla.
ture. They have got up a peoples tick.
ct" and will leave no effort untried to
secure its election. Though our faith has
been somewhat shaken in regard to the
soundness of the democracy of some pro-
fessed democrats of Chicago, still we have
too much confidence in the frmuess of
principle, Of the great mass of our party
in that city, to believe that they will for.
sake the organization of the parry-that
organization under which they have hith.
erto achieved such a succession of victo-
ries.
Col. Witt and Mr. Sherman are unwa.
vering democrats OF the Jefferson and
Jackson school. They are we'll known
to the people of northern Illinois, and are
eminently fitted for the stations for which
they have been dominated. We trust that
they will receive such support from the
party, as will give q quietus to professed
democrats. who have proved themselves
to be the worst enemies Of our principles,
by sowing discussions in our ranks.
|
If the readers Of the Signal can be
pleased with an attempt on the part Of a
public press in this christian land, to heap
obloquy, for an humble and unobtrusive
profession Of the christian religion, then
have we greatly mistaken the character
of those among whom our lot has been
cast.-Irue Democrat.
This bold attempt Of our eighbor to
lead the readers Of his paper to believe
that We "hesped Obloquy" upon him, be.
cause he was an "humble" christian, is
certainly the most malignant and wilful
perversion of the truth, that 10 has been
our lot to witness for some time. Did be
suppose we were so stupid as TO pass over
charge of so grave and serious nature,
and not hurl it back in the teeth of it's au.
thor? We, heretofore, could not have
persuaded ourselves to believe, that the
editor of the "True Democrat would
have become the vile falsifier that be has!
So far from our endeavoring to cast an
imputation upon him, because he was a
professed christian, il was because of his
palpable violation of the sacred precepts.
in making, what can be proven by exam.
ming the contents of his own papers, the
most wilful mis-statements. So far then
from our finding fault with him because
he ,cas christian, it was for his rant of
christianity. For the humble, upright,
professor of the christian religion. we have
the highest feelings of veneratiou. The
attempt to array us against the sacred
institution ofreligion, displays his reckless
and grovelling nature,and exhibits spirit
which would subject him to the charge
contained in the 9th verse of the 23d
chapter Of ST. Matthew.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-01
a. How muf + did Alonzo I,eseb con.

o. How muth did Alonzo Leach CON.
tribute for the reliefof Ireland, at the Re-
lief Meeting held in this place little over
a year ago? And what did be state at that
time in regard to the suffering condition
of that ill-fated countryi Probably he
did not expect to be candidate for sheriff
then.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-01
ARRIVAL OF THE
Hal B II II MA.
One Week Later from EUronp,

New YORK, July II.
The Cunard steamer arrived here to
day, bringing one weeks later intelli-
genca from EnInne.
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Entertainments.
A Chance for Speculators !

CALLED or unssale.l, written or oral, proposals
Switl be received. IIst fast a. they can amt de-
cied upon very soon after received Tor The pachaSc
Of the following notes and accounts which W. hnd
on our books, against men our oi whom " have
aban loned the hop, Of ever collecting anything IN
the usua1 way Some OF hose men are zoo /. and u
We could go io m IN and dun them up two OF three
tim IS we might get oug claims out oi them. We
have trici dmng letters IN some cases, hut art Ne
yer received an answer. some 20 them yr.y ma
different PAYERS doubtless and in their eases De- most
reasonable hdrEains Will BE- offered and oIIcrs, to-
auqbt We know are d'ad-ijsd OiriTg he printer.
Almost any bargain offered IN suchcdscs. Here are
the demands Walk up and buy yourselves rirh.
Charles Eaderla, German, followed the butcher
ing business in this place left here in II or IL
don't kROr &c .cyc hr icrH tp-occoum, II 90
Francis Libjg. had two hor-cs stolen, lived on
lndisn Creek, IL Oct., lSi2, account dated
Oct. ~ 1872, %
L. Comes, wa- administrator Of The estate q
Jas Lyons in 1914, lived then in OF near OF
tnwa--ac'l. dated March -, loli %
Darid 7, L0lrrg, kept hotel few miles this
side Of : riuEield, probably good. bot cal Of
our pach,--ac dated May II, ISL %
Mr.. CLrk. was in 1915, broker IN Chicago
act. dated April ;, 1915, . %
/ Warren Partridge, kept horse here in ISIS,
came from or went 10 Pcoua,-ac't dated =, ,,
April !, 1919, ca
Harry Wood lycsin Peru, act dated Sept 5,
1915, Cj
/ ID. = EberSD! lives, we believe nj Burlington,
/ Iowa. part dated in 1871 and pant ScpL9
/ 1915, >,
! uiclaa Mcdonald, lived at Morris, Gum'y
| county, and was candidate tor shcuI uie,o
| in l5i6,-ac't, dated May -. loid, O.
! Thomas OSuiirdH, contractor ON ia, canal,
gone don't know whittier, uc't. dated .sne
/ -, 1916. VI
Cbonccy Bacon, Il printer, let here about
year ago, advertised his wiz, july %, ISL,
at cost, when settled, Of )
Barnard Coyrigaa, qulried stonehclow town,
left recently for parts to Us unknown, ac't.a
| few months Old / O
Tins. Beaie, lived n Peru, in l,i2-no;c, dated
Il Sept 9, 1872, 60
/ Moron Z. Dimmick, lived NJ Shabcncs Grove
I IN lSii-notc, dated June Il, 1913, 20
! Vim. C. Harrison, lived about here and Peru
I in lSi2-lole dated June |, lsl2 -
Y C. j. Libbrg, hyed or sill lives q, Pcru-Hoc,
i dated MAY 3. lSii, 90
i This is but beginning. We have probably elUN
outstanding in accounts Of this sort end W. shall g
over the whole list before We stop. As last rs ~
account is sold or settled We wiillukejl outGud stat
the fact fdcsirtd, or any otourcharges are crrogc
Gus, we will make the acknowledgement
Sep. H. PUB FREE TRADER.
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Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

TIE grCaf remedy for cont DJti0n of the lungs, Ot-
tsci'OgS Of The hrcr, jr8Nrhiiis dsihud, pain or
redS4eSs Of the breast or igpgs, chTOHic coughs,
picUriB, hemWrh0ge Of he Mags, and all dfcc-
tiguagt The pulmonary organs.
THERE Is n difference between W!star's Bnl-am
J oiwild cherry aud all other Preparations Of wild
cherry The true aud genuine baI.am contains be-
sides The xrac OF wild cherry bark, other medicinal
agents of great character md efficacy in the cures of
coughs Gods aud general Diseases Of the chest and
Jmas But the important difference between this me-
drine and all olhcr rkini is that "Nistars bal
sam cures while other remedies give only temporn-
~ relief to the sufferer Read the following certificate
rendered TO rs 10y one OF our own citizens
CNCINNArr, Feb. IL, 1877.
Mcs.rs Sanford and park-Geuts | take this on
portuny TO inform you ola remarkable cure periorml-
cd in my own case by the use of DR. Ws,ar'sbalsnm
Of wild cherry. About the first of September. 1916,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, aud during the spncc of five months
lahored undera distressing cough. hnaqlitc lost all
hope 81 recovery, until nbout week or soago was
induced to try your baam of wild cherry, and before
had used halt OF one bottle my cough was relieved
lam now, by the blessing of God, aud further use
OF this bnlsam, restored to perfect hcnm
Yours respectfully, HARRIET 5. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in ST. louis
hy Henry liLAKESLY, ngcnt, Southwest co.ler Of
81 and Chestnut sts.,, and by
G l., TnoMrsoY, Ottdwa,
S. G.. SMITH, Peru,
MURRAY g. SoH, Ner1rk
and wholesale and retail by L. NJ Boxer and ] II.
REED & Co.. Chicago. iul 28-ly
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Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa stage Line ,
6 s

From Ottora 10 janesrille ria aurora, Elg;n, NC
From Peru 10 Rock Island, ria Princeton, Sc. &c
A TRl-WEEkI.Y line of iour-horsc PASSENGER
"A coaches will leave the Mansion and Fox River
houses, at Ottawa, for Egin and Wisconsin, going
through TO Elgln in one day. and to Roscoe Rock
ton, Gate Pickntonica,l Belot and GAINESVILLE in i,ro
days, by daylight. Also branch line, connecting
nj Crystal Lake, for Ahllenry, through to Geneva,
To and from IN due connection, same days leaving
Ottawa, GAINESVILLE, Beoit, and Geneva every Tues
gay, Thursday and Saturday, reaching Elgn TO
lodge, returning the alternate days
This line passes through Somonauk Bristol, o.
wego, Aurora, BATAVIA, Geneva, In Fox ST.
Charles, Elgin, Dundee Couish's Ferry, CRYSTAL
Lake, Woodstock, Chemung, SC. Passengers will
have two horse coach line from Crystal Lake TO
4nciicnry and C'alenn, arriving at Geneva AT o.
clock I'm "a day. and then connect with the South.
port and Beoii line OF horse pos, coach line for eli
lherplacc aboys named Also connecting, at I.aFox,
with The Chicago and Sycamore line Of coaches
reaching Sycamore same day This line connects
wlh The Chicago aud Gnlena stages at Aurora, so
Una, gong west You can 60 TO Rock Island or Gale
M m two days for So Also connects daily line %.
coaches ior Chicago and Galenn at Egn; and a
further accommodation mn line of horse post coaches
= running daily from Peru to Dixon and Rock Is.
anu leaving Peru every morning at 3 O'Clock \. NJ.
pssihg through Lainole, Gate Grceniield1 Dixon
Island in two days by daylight, lodging nj Dixon
md connecting every Monday, Wednesday nnt
Friday with utri.wcekly lne Of horse pos, coachc.
Sr Hnndeiour, Oregon City, M. Norris, Byron
hckiotd, Harlem, Rosco, Rock,on, Beloi,, to James
VILE where all the above stages connec, with IN,
mai ilnes TOR Milwaukee, Madison, Nincral Poin,
ana 1eicna making pericc, line of 4 horse DO.
coaches, doing the mail service regularly ON ali III,
above lines We hope, by having careful driver,
gooa hoises 1eoaches, together with rcry ion fare
10 nave liberal support from the travelling public
forwhich we wall beuncful and do ourbcst 10 Meas,
ChieogoIulyLisis-iy JFRINK 4 Co. Po,p'iy.
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Also, highly improved FARM on lndlnn
Creek, containing i27 acres, - miles north ot
Ottawa, on the state road; 225 acres improved,
rs oftimber, 2 dwelling houses one log the 9th
cr good frame, with well, wood-housc and ais
tenn; $50 fruit trees many Of them hearing; =
good frame barn and shed and stationary thrc-h-
ing machine; the farm iswel waleIcd with lIy-
ing springs, aud by Indian Creek The farm
will he sold entire or divided into two equal por-
tons, liberal credit will be given on part of the
purchase money.
IL Bureau Countryside SO l7,nt II, east
ol the ith principal meridian,
h. Gr,mdy County Sc qr Q, 80, &; hi ~
~ -, 30 e.
Ia wa CouRiE--E hfsw 80, 81 .; sw f.. q
s, SO, ..
The above Lands will he spld cheap. On
mos, Of which, hy paying one-Gurth down, tim,
will he given on tue BALANCE.
Nov 90. GEO u NoHkIN
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TO NlIEIERS.

DRlCES OF boiling clothes reduced, No. Q
J. 10 50 per yard, (l0 inches wide, hes,
brands.) q gradual reduction on lower numbers
10 II 10 for No. /. 1t can he sent by mail at
same rate Of postage as letters, VIZ: 10 cenlspr
ounce for 800 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
Tor all distances beyond, (wei hing about ! o.
per yard.) a large supply of Burr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam Mil Wire, Porta.
bic Mills, Plaster, ETC., etc, ON hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, ST, Louis. Ialll & & C.TODD.
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTs.

Referring 10 our Gard above we take this oc-
casion to solicit Consignments Of Merchandise.
either for sale here, or forwarding 10 other points
We shall roniine ourselves toa Commission
and Forwarding business. and feel confident in
assuring you that our experience in business,
and aciuaintance generally in the country, will
enable US to give any business with which we
may be favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 bavc groceries Of any
kind, or any other article purchased in st. Louis
OF New Orleans and shipped to them, can have
II done by sending theft orders TO us, for two
and half per cent. on the money invested. Per-
sons doing o retail business any where ives, Of
Detroit, or in any other direction, can depend
upoa having their orders filled at as low rates
If they send to US, and perhaps lower, than they
could by coming themselves. Every nitcntiof
shall be given in having goods putt good o,jel
and shipped at low rates, hoBevcr small tn,
amount may be, that is sent to W to be invested
1t shall be done promptly and to order.
MATTESON e. PRESTON.
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Enr lcNCrnnN AEmc.

On. OsGooDs lNpn CHoLnGoGuI-Cdufioa!- Ii
has become necessary to caution the public against
the many spurious articles which have of late made
their appearance under the assumed name of ctOl0.
gowc. One man bottlcSupa mixture which he calls
latin chOiOg0sHc another Indian chgllg0gYe--au-
Other, AmeT'can qsosEe--aaoihcr, GcTHluR cl0-
Some copy from the envelope Of tn genuine whole
sentences, with coarse imitation Of ~ style and
form. One fellow tells the public that biz article wa,
prepared several years before, under another name
1t Is an old trick Of the rogue TO steal good nam,
when bad character has spoiled the old one. u,
particular to inquire for d. Ogoods luia Chon
goguc. .Alwaysjo be- had from ths agents, II BLAEs
LEY and Co, southwest corner Of 81 and Che nu
st., 81. Louis. Sold also by
q. l.. Tnoarsny Oitdira
Aug IL $. e.. SMlru Penn
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CIT Y Il 0 I Z l..

E1IlE subscriber having purchased thi, vel
H known stand, situated on the North Egst
m Corner Of the Court House S7pdre, in Oul-
wa, Illinois, has madeextcnsye repairs and improve
menls, and has determined TO occupy il himself Iii
pleasantly situated, fronting the public square neal
the court house, in the business part OF the town. and
Is perfectly convenient for those who wish 10 transact
business IN town No pains Will be spared 'o5cndcl
u an agreeable stopping place for those who may
favor him with n call His table will be well supplied
with Game and all delcucies that the country al.
iords and his COOK cant be beat" He hope,
by attention to the comforts otrayelers 20 mer, aud
receive liberal share ofpubc patronage
Ottawa, Oct ", lSt--li \. DELANO.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup

on TEGETIBLE FEBRIFTGE.
A~pe"dyani certain cure urAGi Eand FEY III.
ChiN fcr,r, Gumj a4Hc. Intermittent trrrys and
~ ne rUi0gs tyrrS Of Billions Discusses
H'tllS valuable medicine Is undoubtedly tle safest.
/ sUr.s' and best remedy ever Discovered iIT the
cure OF the above named diseases IL not only
breaks the chill, UIt removes the cause from which
the disease originates. IT, operation Is both genera.
and special.
While t nets generally upon the whole system, as
a most powcdl. alternative, purifying The fluids, Tree
M 'te solids iumuUmorod sccctous, andrcug.g-
Grating and bruEuLup al. the yil energies 60 STAN
dnTd OF lcuu1neut health: 10 al the same time eA"Tls
specific influence upon the liver digestive organs
andlymphaic and Haudular system; exciting them
10 hca,itui activity, removing all morbid natter g.
qglZng The circulation, restoring ihcIrprup'r and
necessary secrcuuu~ thus accomplishing complete
renovation from disease, and restoration to sound,
permanent health
Tho-r who are suffering from the pro-tntinrnmas
and ieyeE common 20 the wc,, and ~ou'h-tAusc
Whose constitutions have become cnlecbed by the use
Of mercury qunuc, og other violent remedies, should
rcsortat once tpihc use oiths valuable medicine.
II has cured and w cure the most obstinate cases.
Travelling with che circulation, u pourslis healing
current through every yrIu nudugirry ul thc human
body. The ANNA, economy is made 10 undergo a
thorough mdca! change Even the mind plrjakcs
OF the h,ahiu. process, and life, that before appear
ed ono dlcaW waste, begins gam 10 seem worth pos
soSiug. ~ Pamphlets respecting this valuable me
dicnc con be ob,aiucd OF the agents gratis.
C1utlOH.-A- there are many SPURIOUS preparations
ct similar name hawkrd about lar country aud sold
unthc reputation ut'En genuine Smiths Tonic syrup,
We therefore beg leave TO caution the public against
imposition, rs We cannot hold ourselves responsible
lofclcc, which may result from III ~, OF spurious
articles II BLAkESLN Co,
, W. corner Chcsnut and 81 Sis, ST LOUIS Mo,
General ngcui- for the west.
The genuine Smiths tonic syup is also Cor SHE by
the following uacuts g. l.. IUuNT~oy, pnwl,
: G. SMITH Perm,
.,If A. Ia NJ a IL
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tllr0irincs.

aui beautiful compcNiuus. they should Us. DR. T,u1-
sends SgTWpTilid: thousands who have tried n
are more ihau satisfied, ATE delighted Ladies of
every station crowd our office daily
Noiirc 10 Mc Ladies' Those that infinite Dr
Vouusenls Sarsarnula, have invariably called their
sui cTfH remedy for taail.cs &c. aud have co.
ped our h,suud circulars which relates o the COM
pllu', ui WUultn v ord tor wUu!--uher men who nut
up m,dicnr' have, since the great succcsers of Dr
IoiruSen0s NHsapaIiEa ia c,iupaiuts ir,fillut IN
females, recommended thtir, though previously thcy
did not. humber OF thcsc mixtures mills cir are
Injurious to females as they agg0yac disease, and
undermine thr cons tltuuun.
S19iaLa t"ed-lhs certificate couchsiyey
proves that this sars0pafn has perfect cnutrol over
the most obstinate diseases Of the blood Three per.
SONS cured IN one house is Unprecedented
Ttrec Cbildrea-Dr. 3ownScHG-Dcar Sir: |
have The pleasure To lntonn YOU that three of INV
children have hccn cured the scroua ~ the use Of
your excellent medicine. They were afflicted very
severely with bad sores; have taken only four bottles:
At took them away, for which feel scfuuder deep
obligations. Yours. respectfully.
l>AACW CRAM, LEG Wooster ST
OpiRi,H Of Physicians 1owuscnd is nlmost
da.0y receiving orders from Physicians in different
parts OF the Union. This is 10 certify that we. the
undersigned PHYSICIANS ct the city OF Alhauv have n
numerous cases rescubsd DR. Townsend. Sar-apa-
rila, and behave 1t "a hc cue ot The most valuable
preparations IN the mnIkct II 7 frLNG, ~. ..
J. WILSON, g. D.
K b BRlGGs, MD
AiLdnp, April 1911 I. I. ELNuNuoRr. NJ. D.
tguii0H. Owiugt to the great success aud nuurusc
sale of DR. Towu-cul- SarapauIa, number of
men who were formerly our agents, have commeu-
crd uNkug Sar-apau.l Extract. EliNlrs, Bil,ers,
, Extinct. OF yellow Dock. &c They gsurla,ly put
It mp ia the same shaped bottle, aud some Of thcm
have stoyu aud copied our advertisements thgy are
only worthless, mi'7tion, and should be- avoided
Principal office q Fulton street. Sun Building, y
y. RcIing, = co. States ST. Ho.tuu; Dyut 4
SON lil NpUl. SrrHVI II nhlYdtItItr = II4p,a,
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Town Property for Sale.

hE ar ofln !, in block IS, Ia the urgl.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty fee, front
on Canal and 10 feet front ON Ia Sale street
with the store house, dwelling hou.e. and other
out buildings thereon, being the promises a, pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps Tor a store AMI by Dr.
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession civ.
en- the first OF April next. Title good. Enquir,
Of the subscriber, Gsentfor the owners.
my 20, is IVA. HOES.
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M NSION HOUS E,

And STAGE OEFICE---Oltawa, Ill.
~ ME undersigned has purchased the above
4 House, and repaired and furnished it ia a
proper manner Cor int rate Hotel. II is slua-
ted direcry in front of the Court House. and is
convenient for all those having business cunnec-
ted with the public Offices; and is in The ceolre
of the business part Of the town. The Stage OF.
ice for the different routes is kept at this house,
The house is large and roomy, aud is capable
of accommodating all those who may favor him
with a call. Attached To the house isa comfort
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience OF
the business, and unrcm,trd cIetlion, to please
he hopes to receive liberal share of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3. 1871. Il. THORN.
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fremont M0Use,

By IRA COUCH, Corner Of Lake ana
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, hin DIS,
Directly opposite J. Frink 4 Cos. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has Just undergone tho.
rough repairs and has been newly painted
Its accommodation unsurpassed in Chicago,
April If, 1913, "
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LandWarrants&LandA Agency.

TIME undersigned will act rs agent, a Dixon, Ill.,
l. for person, who wish 10 purchase Government
Lands, by sending their money, post paid, with one
per cent as fee viii locate Land Warrants tor those
who may send their warrants accompanied hv power
of attorney, affidavit and 81 prosecute claims tor
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands Tor per
sons paying part of the money down, and wait from
TO II months for the balance of the money; and
keep al,cdys on hand LAND WARRANTS for sale at
loves, rates. Persons wishing to buy warrants will
find il To their interest IN Dixon, they MI. not be
required to pay for warrant unless il answers their
purpose Ii Is often the case that persons bringing
their warrants from distance find their auds enter
ed or their warrants canhot be used ON account OF
informally in the assignment oithe warrant These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing of the under
signed as persons not required to pay Tor war
rant unless it will pass inspection.
Communications post paid, will always meet with
prompt attention Glli-Gl CHARLES DEMENT,.
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"HOME. SWEET HOME

NVVTs' Nv MI VGVNIE Ia.
FHNllE undersigned offers. very low Tor cash a
n dc0lahlc Fam. situated in Livingston coun.
u ~, H., about 20 miles from Ottawa, coniar1-
ing eOnccs, one haltoi which Is timber, with good
hcwed log house, stable, cribs etc, on il, Also Of
the door0n excellent well OF water3j acrcs are nm
der fence mud cultivation there IL also young or
shnrd aud u fine lot of shmhbcry ON the premises
For particulars enquire Of A. NJ EnrRsot. South
Ottawa, or d. BUCHANAN, north sidc Of the pulr
square, Ottawa. D. $. EBrpsiL.
PS.-lf application is made soon bargain moy
be had Aug. %. A. VI. Il.
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Stationary.

pERFORiTED bo,fls. ehcssf,c,. onyelo,,,s hscL
fainnou boards, llbemiaSeaing wax .waic ',
lors uaafphi.n, sa,ss, no.e PAPER tissue paper, no.
men elam.lIed cards; nlso, double ena,nelled sn,ds
very rupe1ios srtic. jusi received by
aug 10 II H. &C BUkLEY, Chicago
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Desirable Farming. Land for sale.
rsNilE sc of sec II, 81, 7 c. 100 acres.
4 lying on the state road, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to Indian Greek and abou,
our miles north of the town. The land is Of
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow-
ner, who is now in the state, is anxious 10 sell
the above tract, and will remain here for few
months Tine will be given for portion oil the
purchase money EnQnirh Of
Ottawa. may 10 1917 W \. HOES.
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Lumber! humber.
IOO,U0OdT@%: Sup ., I Toco.g i, = o., o.
tgirg. by mil 4. LINDLEY.

Sd BAGS pepper; al,o.4 DO slsPiee, just re-
IL ccived aud for sale cheap by
mir 30. '4S NnMer IL Hickhny.
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0uth Ottawa Cemetery,
rF,HE subscriber will sell loi-in the South OF.
Z taw, Cemetery until the l., of December
!Si7 Tor 50 each after which sn additional, price
viii be charged in proportion 10 the improv mcnts
made. Thus. NJ. MAS'JN.
Sor,h Ottawa. nov II. 1877, 39f