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and beautiful compilations they should use DR. Toun
seads Srsaparilia: thousands who have tired, il
are more than satisfied are delighted Ladies Of
every station, crowd cur office daily. t|..
- Notice 10 the Ladies--Those that initiate Dr.
Iounsends Sansaparlia have invariably called the,r
sun great remedy for families, &c and have CO.
pred our bulls ai circulars which relates the com
piaiuis OF women, word for won-other meu who pu,
np hiedclne have. since the great succcss.s at DR.
iornsends SrsaYarilla in complaints lnciddnt 10
Tinaies' recommended theirs, though previously they
did not number Of these mixtures pills. etc ar.
Injurious to femaes rs they uggrayute disease aud
undermine the constitution
Scrotaid Cured.-This certificate concl,siv,.lv
proves una, thls sarsnpana has perfect control over
the most obstinate diseases OF the blood Tbr.. n.r
sous cured IN one house Is unprecedented
Ihree Chiidren.-Dr. Tornsend-Dcar Sir: I
have the pleasure to inorn you that three OF NV
children have been cured Of the sroua by ,h,. ma, III
your excellent nediclne. They were afflicted very
II took them away, for which feel my sell under deem
obhgauons Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, log Wooster ST
Opinion Of Physic,ans.--Dr. Townsend is almost
daily receiving orders from physicians in different
parts of the Union This is to certify tina, We. ,h,.
Undersigned. physcians OF the city of Albany have in
numerous cases prescribed DIR. Townsends Sarsaps.
rla, aud believe II To be one Oi the mos, valuable
preparations III the market. II. r; PulIxG, ND.
j. WILSON, NJ D.
X. Il. BRIGGS, MD
Albany. April |, 1917 Pc. ErMEspoRr, NJ. D.
CaufDn.-Owing To the great success aud immense
sale Of DR.. Townsends Sarsaparilla, number of
men who were formerly our agents, have comnen.
ced making saraparilla Extract. Ehxs. Biiters.
Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &c They generally NM
4 up IN the same shaped bottle aud some of them
have stolen aud copied our advertisements they are
only worthless limitations aud should be avoided
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street. Sun Building N
J Reddng, CO.'S States st., Boston; Dyott &
al. H.. 4 l.IE n
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miscellaneous.
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cyEALED or unsealea, written or oral proposals
y wiz be received, just rs ast rs they can, and de-
cided upon very after received tor the purchase
of the following notes and accounts which We md
on our books. agains, men oct oi whom we have
abandoned the hope Of ever collecting anything IN
the usuad way. Some ot these men are good, ami Al
we could go to them and dun them up two or three
times we might get our claims out al them. we
have tried dunng letters in some cases. but have ne
Yer received an answer. Some ot themare very ~
different payers, doubtless, and their cases me most
reasonable bargains will be offered and others, ioT
aught we know, are dpd--lied ormg the Priar i!
Almost any bargain Offered N such cases. ltre are
Charles Eaderin. German. followed the butcher
inn business Ia this place; left here in Al or AZ.
don't knop chere ne icent fo-account, ="
Francis Libby, had two horses stolen, lived on
Indian Creek, in Oct, ISL, account date sn
Oct 81, lSi2, ~
l. Connes was ADMINISTRATORS the estpe 81
Jas Lyons in 1871. lived then in or NIL ot- =.
tawa--lc't.. dated March -, 1874, -
David +, Loryy, k,p, hotel few tle o ,nis
side OF Springfield probably go9Ss ou' 'u' VI q
| our reach --ac't da'cd May u io", %
! Mr. Clark. was in Isis, brUbr III ."'c'go =, On
act dated April s. 1875, ,s,. y"
Wur,u Pafrijse. kept a b fSe here IN 1913,
came from or went ,o.'coria, --'et dated ~
Bs nP,' i y lives in -yu, act dated S,pt 5,
N 'rl.,,o, ,,.. We believe at Burlington,
Town. paS dad in 1911 aud part Sept9,
| Me-, n. onad, lived at Morris. Cmndy
u o,,,u,r II was candidate for sheriff there
H in isie rrac'.., dated May ~, 1916, 90
| TLam U SuIirdn contractor on the canal,
snr, don't know whittier, act. dated June
,,inccy Bacon, printer left here about n
year ago, advertised his wifi, July 30, 1917.
: nj a cost, when setiled,o 50
Barnard COrigan, qiarried stone below town,
left recently for parts to US unknown, ac'ta
few months old, 1 90
Thos Beaie, lived at Peru, in lSi2-no,e, dated
Sept 8, 1912, 500
Myron f. Dimmick lived at Shabene's Grove
in lS4i--noic, dated June II, 1913, 200
Van c. Harrison, lived about here and Peru
in lsi2-note, dated June |. 1872, 325
c. J. Libbey. lived or still lives at Peru--note,
dated Nav 8. 1874. 900
This is but beginning We have probably $1,000
outstanding in accounts Of this sort and shall 90
over the whole list before we stop. As fast as an
account is sold or settled will take and state
the fac, fdesired, ifany ofour charges
Gus, we will make the acknowledgment.
Sep. H. PUB. FREE TRADER.
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Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing 427 acres. IS miles norih Of
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved
l75 Of timber, dwelling houses. one log the 9th.
er good frame, viii we'll. wood-house and cis-
tern 100 fruit trees many Of them hearing; =
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,hresh.
ing machine; the farm il we'll watered with liv.
ing springs. and by Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tions. liberal credit will be given on par, Of the
purchase money. .l...
In Bureau Counfy.-sec SO i7,nfl II, cas-,
Of the 4th principal meridian.
IN Grundy County --se ar 9, 81, 6; bf sw
~ - 80 6. -
In VII Coun,y-E hfsw 80, 81, 9; sw r.. 81
8, SO, 0.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most Of which, by paying one-fouuh down, time
will be given on the balance.
NV 26. GEO ". NORRIS.
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,

The great remedy for consumption of the lungs, az
Jections Of the Hrer, bronchitis, asthma, pain or
peakness Of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs.
pieurisy, hemorrhage Of tie lungs, and all o6ce.
tons Of ne pulmonary organs
TTNHERE Is difference between Wstar's Basam
J. OF wild cherry and oil other preparations ofwild
cherry. The true and genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract OF wild cherry bark other medicinal
agents OF great character aud efficacy in the cures Of
coughs, colds, and general diseases Of the chest and
lungs But the important difference between this me-
dcine and all Others Of the kind, is that "W stars bal
sam cures" while other remedies give only Temporal
ry relief 10 the sufferer Read the following certificate
rendered TO Us by one OF our own citizens:
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1847
Messrs Sanford and Park-Genls. Take this op.
portunliy 10 inform you Of remarkable cure perorn-
~ in my own case 10y the use OF DR. WistaTsbalsam
Of wild cherry About the irst Of September, 1876,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, aud during the space Of five months
aborcd under distressing cough. had quite lost all
hope OF recovery, until nbout week or so ago WINS
induced to Try your basam Of wild cherry, and before
had used half of bottle my cough was relieved
am now, by the blessing Of God, aud further use
of this balsaIn, restored to perfect health.
Yours respectfully, HARRIETS HILL.
This invaluable preparn,ioni is tor sale in 81. Louis
by HExny BLAKnsLv, agent, southwest corner Of
81 and Chestnut sis., and by on. -
IIssA G. l. THOMPSON, Oftape.
..-r.frIsf $. q. SxiTu, Peru, RI
MURRAY H. SON, Ne,oovk,
and wholesale and retail by l.. NJ. BoYcE and j II.
RsED & Co, Chicago. jul 2S-ly
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DR.. Storms Celebrated Scotch COUGH CANDY.

u .. Prepared from has Original Receipt By Hdt,
ccnnhs
been
hnrne heonna
We might
Hannn
hos
nB elmyS
AMMAN,
M { rNtrnk.
March 49, 1917 JanesMc
DR. 4
EW Shy DR.
altogether other remedy
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Smiths Tonic Syrup

OR VEGETABLE FEBRIFTGE Z.
Aspeedy and certain cure for AGu T. and FEY Err.
Chill terer, dumb ague, intermittent ferers, and
all the rdri0us forms of Bilious Diseases
THIS valuable medicine is undoubtedly the safest,
/ surest and best remedy ever discovered Tor the
cure of the above named diseases 1t not only
breaks the chill but removes the cause from which
the disease originates Its operation is both general
and special.
While i, acts generally upon the whole system. as
most powerful Alternative, purifying the fluids, free
ing the solids fromall morbid secretions, and reinvg
Grating and bringing M nj the vital to stan
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Town Property for Sale.

The NV ar Of lot 4, in block 1871 the orgi.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on Canal and as feet front on LA Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
out buildings thereon, being the promises at pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps for store and by Dr.,
Hopkins for dwelling house. Possession Civ.
en- the first Of April next. Title good. Enquire
ofihe subscriber, agent for the owners.
my 90, 'AS Iva HOES,
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"IlOW 4. SWEET HON e."

HNIlE undersigned offers, very low for cash, a
desirable Farm, siuntcd in Livingston couil.
~, III about 10 miles from Ottawa, contain
ing soncrcs, one hall of which is timber with good
newed log house, stable, cribs, etc on il. Also, at
te Iooran excellent well Of wnter--5 acres are un-
ger fence and cultivation; there is also young or.
For particulars enquire Of A. NJ. EnERsors South
ouawa ,or d. BUCHANAN, north side Of the pulic
square, Ottawu, d. S. EprRsoI
II .S'-H application Is made soon bargain may
DC nad: Aug. %. A. NJ. H.
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Democratic Ticket

~ FIR Presidential Electors:
Cornelius Lansing,
Ferris Forman,
= William Martin,
S. Snowden Hayes,
ii. M. Vandever,
Madison E. HOLSTER,
Lewis w. Ross,
Iniins Manning,
William l. Ferguson.
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TO MlLLERS.

DRICES Of bollng clothes reduced, No. 9
J. to 50 per yard (lO inches wide, best
brands q gradual reduction on lower NUMBER
TO ~ 10 for No. 1. II can be sent by mail a,
same rate If postage as letters, viz: 10 cents pr.
ounce FOR 900 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor oil distances beyond, (wei hing about o.
per ysrd.) large supply Of Burr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam Mill Wire, Poria-
ble Mills, Plaster. ETC., etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel st. Louis. tal4l ca C.TODO.
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Far Presidential EierJrs:
Cornelius Lansing,
Ferris Forman,
William Martin
5. Snowden Inyes,
II. M. Vandver,
Madison E HOLSTER,
Lewis w Ross, s4H
Juliu, Manning,
{ Willism |. Ferguson.
CO. r.r.
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L American House,
Ottawa, Oct. 90, ls47.
fremont House,

By IRI COUCH, Corner Of Lake and
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite ]. Frink 4 Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has inst undergone tho.
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
It's accommodations unsurpassed in Chicago.
April II, 1913. 1y
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LandWarrants & Land Agency

TIME undersigned will act as agent, at Dixon, Ill.,
L for persons who wish to purchase Government
Lands. by sending their money post paid, with one
per cent. as fee: will locate Land Warrants for those
who may send their warrants accompanied by power
Of attorney, affidavit and 50 prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands for per-
sons paying part OF the money down, and wait from
3 to ~ months for the balance of the money and
keep always on hand LAND WARRANTS for sale al
loves, rates. Persons wishing to buy warrants will
find il to their interest in Dixon. they will 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 lands enter
ed or their warrants cannot he used on account OF
infomaliiy in the assignment Of the warrant. These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing OF the under
signed as persons are not required to pay tor war
rant unless it will pass inspection.
Communications, post paid, will always meet with
nrompt attention tilIi-6l CHARLES DEMENT,.
Desirn bic Farming Land for Sale.
1NH T. sc q Of sec ID, "a. mrs. e, 100 acres
l. lying on the state road, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and about
Jour 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 to sell
the above tract, and will remain here for few
months. Time will be given for portion Of the
purchase money. En1nir' Of
Ottawa, may 10 tsi7 w 4. HOES.
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M A N ION HOU E,

And STAGE OFFICE---Oitawa,I Ill.
TNHE undersigned has purchased the above
i House, and repaired and furnished il in
proper manner for first rate Hotel. u is situa.
ted Directly in front Of the Court House, and il
convenient for all those having business connec.
ted with the public Offices; and is in the centre
Of the business part Of the town. The Stage Of
fee for the different routes is kept a, this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
Of accommodating all those who may favor him
with call. Attached to the house lisa comfort.
able and convenient stable
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
the business, and unremitted exertions TO please,
he hopes TO receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, ls47. r. THORN.
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I'D, D,,sstawn Lodge No. Al, ottawa.
JuE weekly meetings of this lodge are holden
every Ihurs.ay night AT n o'clock in odd Eel.
totss Hdu Brethren in good standing with the
order are invitedto represent at the meetings. BY
ORD No. GEo. 6. FisHEa, Sec.
STATUTE Laws Of Illinois, for snle very low nv
A. n. g. Z. BuRLEY, Chicago.
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Democratic Ticket
For Presiaentids Electors
Cornelius Lansing,
Ferris Forman,
William Martin,
? S. Snowden Hayes,
II. M. Vandcver,
Madison E. HOLSTER,
Lewis w. Ross,
julius Manning,
William ]. Ferguson.
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Water Power for Sale.
Valuable Water Pnritges on For R'rer, fun
miles ADORE Dayton, and one mile from slack
waier navigation 10 tie Feeder Of The Mino,s
and Michigan canal
THE subscriber having built his dam
cross The river al the above place, is nov
prepared 10 sell or lease water tor anufact urinp
purposes. A saw mill is in operation, and q
grist and 0ourng mill in progress Of erection. |,
is located in the midst of an extensive whenl
and wool growing country, and offers every in.
ducemeni for the above business; and also forf
WOODEN factory or any mechanical or manufac.
turing establishments where water power Is re-.
qnred. A village pla, is la,j out, and lots are
offered on reasonable terms. A black smith and
wagon MAKER would find it desirable location ;
nj good tavern or boarding house would do
sell, For particulars enquire OF
Ouawa. Dec 10. IsA7 GEO. MANN.
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Democratic Ticket
For Presidential Electors:
Cornelius Lansing,
e Ferris Forman,
William Martin,
ial1 s. Snowden Ilsyes,
. u. M Vandever,
y Madison E. HOLSTER,
~ Lewis W. Ross,
is4 Julius Manning,
3 = s William !. Ferguson. .a RE.
ny taa .atlt ~ rf 74
~ ti gFis RA3..ss 1s.slsi e.,
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Den, GcrNtic Ticket
As For Presidential Electors:
Cornelius Lansing,
Ferris Forman,
'7- William Martin,
S Snowden Hayes,
II. M. vandever,
Madison T.. HOLSTER, e.,
Lewis w. Ross,
Julius Manning,
William |. Ferguson.
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After the reading OF the journal in the Senate to-day,
motion made that when the Senate adjourn, II ad-
ourn to meet Monday next
message was receiyei from the House OF Represen-
atives communicating the death OF the Hon j. w Horn
beck, and the proceedings OF the House thereon.
Mr.. Cameron then rose and spoke as follows:
1t my duty, Mr.. President detain the Senate for
moment before / move the customary resolutions which
here mark the death of one of our number.
JOHN w. HoRNBEcK, member of the House OF Represen-
arives from the State of Pennsylvania, died his resi-
dence, in the county of Lehigh, few days since.
Ii was not my fortune 10 have been acquainted with
him but from those who knew him well, learn that he
native of New Jersey that he graduated at Union
College. in New York and tina, he settled about sixteen
years since Allentown, Pennsylvania, where he studied
law and where he was I'LL the time OF his death, respect
cd and successful member of the bar.
He of learning and of ability-of quiet and
unobusve but of social habits, and OF disposition
kind and benevoentso willing TO others rather than
hmsef-that he the and love of all who
within his circle. Honorable highminded and generous,
he commanded the respect OF ALL and died. he had lived
withou; enemy
His election tribute his private virtues Living
in district opposed him in politics, he elected by
decided majority over man of sterling worth and high
character.
At the meeting of Congress he here to fulfil his
trust but the disease, which had marked him for its
tim made such rapid nroads upon his constitution, that
he compelled to leave his seat the first week OF the
session. He returned to his home where he died in the
midst ofhs family and friends. Those whom he had cherish
ed and protected around him to smooth his pillow in
the last struggle between time and eternity and he died
as the good only die, calmly relying upon the
mercy of the Redeemer. Whilst mourn his early death,
should rejoice that his life pure as to warrant
the hope that he has only exchanged mortality for happy
Immortality. 1t only now remains for me to move the
usual resolutions.
The usual resolutions were then read and agreed TO-
and the Senate adjourned
In the House, after morning business of no gen.
eral interest the House into Committee of the Whole,
Mr. Schenck in the chair) and took up the private cal
endar The bill for the relief of Mary Brown, widow of
Jacob Brown, revolutionary soldier, again taken
up and debated heretofore, with extraordinary de-
gree of ZEAL ability and eoquence Some passages in
the debate elected bosteous applause from the floor.
Mr. N X. Hall offered an amendment to the bill, prov-
ding that the widows of revolutionary soldiers above
enty years OF age and marrying prior to 18th March,
1885, the date of the first pension law shall be entitled to
pensions. The committee without acting the
amendment, or coming to any conclusion the bill
This extraordinary debate will be continued next Friday
and Mr. Howell Cobb has the floor
The House adjourned over to Monday.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SLAVES, BUGGIEs, Ii
II QUORS &c, AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the 18th
Instant 10 o'clock, shall sell, by order OF the or
phans court the personal effects of the late Patrick Moran
AZ his late residence the of St and streets,
bracng very general assortment of good furniture some
fine LIQUORS &c. Among the furniture
Cane and other chairs bar-room chairs
Mahogany and extension dining tables
Window curtains, Venetian blinds, mantel orna-
number of engravngs, some very fine
Dinner and tea ware, glassware, casters, nc.
Parlor and chamber carpets
Is high and French post bedsieads
IL good feather beds mattresses, and bedding
Bureaus washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles, and lot Of kitchen re-
qusles
Cooking stove, barroom stove and bar-room fixtures
Also part Of pipe Holland gin, half pipe brandy
Barrels whiskey, wine, &c.
A LOT of good cigars &c.
| good top buggy and one without top.
AT o'clock precisely shall sell two servants an old man
(the hoste) and woman, very good cook washer, and
roner
Terms of sale All sums of and under S25 cash over
s25 credit OF 60 and 80 days for approved endorsed
Votes bearing interest X. w. DYER,
Jan. IS-eod&ds Auctoneer
The house for Inquire of Gregory Ennis Owen
Connolly
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WING 8tced upon the Turf.

The Philadelphia :" News" gives the proceedings of
wing meeting held at Harrsburgh, the capital Of Penn
sylvana, by number of the wing members of the egs-
lature of the citizens of Dauphin county, and of other
portions of the State The meeting organized by
the appointment of Mar Mddeswarth, of Union county,
as president of the meeting thrysix vice presidents,
and eight secretaries. Mr. Alexander Ramsey, chair
man of the committee reported series Of resolutions,
of which the following are the most important:
Be it resolped That avail ourselves OF this occasion
reatrm and proclaim strong and abiding confidence
in and continued and unateed adherence the dis
tnctive principles and OF the wing party of the
resist and effort that be made to influence
the whig party abandonment OF distinctive
organizations or to induce adopt and support, its
own any candidate for the presidency who refuse to
subscribe to its distinctive principles and measures
q That in favor OF the holding OF wing national
convention for the purpose OF nominating candidates for
presidency and vice presidency be supported by the
whg party of the Union the ensuing presidential
election and that respectfully urge upon the whg
members of Congress the proprety OF taking Immediate
measures for the convocation of such convention
g. That have full confidence tina national convention,
composed OF delegates elected by districts and
Immediately responsible for their those who elect
them will nominate candidate for tire presidency
presidency who does fully and openly subscribe
to the recognised principles and measures OF the wing
party and who will freely declare in advance, that he
will acquiesce in the decision OF that convention and join
in the support of its nominee.
l. That whilst declare determination to support
the candidates nominated by such convention, and TO
every fair and honorable their triumphant
election, have the time hesitation IN decar-
ing General Winfield Scott to be first choice as the
next candidate of the wbig party for the presidency and
Pennsylvania can and ,cM be redeemed the presi
Dental election