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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-15

ar Taplor to the Presidential chair--and en-.
de lvored to prove that The South could only be
,;ue to .herseftn sustaining the former. He
took also review of the Presidents; who had
been in office since the establishment Of the
Government, and scanned with masterly re-.
collection the prominent acts Of each administers.
,ion. His great aim appeared to be to eonvincs
his constituents that il was The part ofduty and
patriotism TO honor the man North or South Of
the democracy who sas'ained the constitution,
an1 the guarantees under it, as exPounded by
the Baltimore Convention, and though the
Northern Wings, az body. were against tls,
yet we had fraction oGthe old state rights. dem
ocrats of the North who were troe patriots and
were ardenily devoted 10 the Union. In Illus.
traiing this he gave most Interesting d"scriP-
Of the scene in the Senate Chamber in 1s46,
on the casting vote Of GEORGE M. DALLAS, in
assessing the present Tariff I! For that vote
Mr.. Dallas was burnt in efiigy in his own Statr:
but in all The South he was applauded as pas.
riot and statesman, and a sound democrat. o'' .
He administered Wholesome rel,uke 10 that
party in the State who are trying to form sre-
tioual or geographical political party and ,hew.
ed conclusively that fthey succeeded they we''ld
only do so onthe ruin Of our uurivailed govern.
menf. a. az. = =
We think it time the press and the public,
men Of our State should speak out plainly :on
the dangerous tendency of such Resolutions as
have assedlarge public meeting. recently hsld
in this Stale. We are not prepared to cdleu.
late the value oflhe Union. Nor have-w for.
gotten the trying scenes FINN 1928 10 '32. In
that contest South Carolina was placed in q
position which is now condemned by those who
made it. We'shal resist any and all attempts
10 put thi, State in snch a place again, and we
arlen,ly hope all who value the great blessings
we enjoy will unite with us in resisting such
acknowledgements Observer. -.
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The Result.

The following States are certain for Taylor, New
York, Pennsylvania. Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Louisiana and Tennessee, making in all
l63 electoral votes, being II more than necessary
to elect We will probably be able TO give the
official vote in some of the States next week.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-15

A NEW REMEDY FOR D1sEAsEs.- Paris
correspondent Of the Courier des Etas Unis
has the following account of new School Of
Mcdcne:-
If the art Of healing has made little progress
since EIppocra,cs, who lived twcnty-threc cen.
turies since. il must be attributed to the ohsll.
macy of nature, bu it is not at all the fault Of
the doctors, who in all times have accomplished
prodigies Of imagination in opening new paths
by which 10 reach the end Of knowledge. Our
epoch, more than any other has been fruitful
in original systems in The medical domain.
Germany has sent us new one which is called
Tsopalhy. Isopalhy consists in applying to The
diseased organ The same organ borrowed from
an animal IN full health. Examples will rcn.
der the definition more clear. If the disease
is on the lungs, the lungs of sheep are placed
on the breast of the patient; if it is the liver
or heart which suffers they place on the dis.
eased part heart or liver of an OK: if the
hearing is affected, lsoPathy makes you night
cap trimmed with the ears of calf!
This may at first seem singular, and yet
nothing is more real than this system IL has
been much talked about fame has seized upon
it, the learned discuss it, the academies exam
inc it, numerous experiments of it have been
made in Germany, and as there is always
found in Paris, in all prole ssons, crowd OF
ambitious men who hold themselves upon The
watch for discoveries, with the hope of making,
by the aid Of new systems, a fortune which
they have not been able to realize by the old
methods, we number already several Paris
doctors, who have fastened TO proclaim them.
selves Isopathsts,
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u careful calculation makes the number OF
mrn wlo have been removed from Paris, since the
22nd June, to be $4,000, being full fourth o. the
adult male population.
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Our Market.

Cotton continues to come in pretty freely,
though prices have declined / since our last. We
now quote to d cents. We notice no change in
other articles.
CnAnLEsroN, Nov. 49,
CorroN--Thc transactions Saturday last reach .
cd 1000 bales a exIromcs'agin from 8 TO &c.
The bulk Of tho sales were made at l and S &C..
We have no change 10 notice in prices Courier.
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MEETING AT oRANGEBURG.

Pursuant to call, meeting the citizens
Of Orangeburg District was held this day, 9th
inst, in the Court House, which was well filled
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The Extra Session.

The Legislature Of this State, convened on Mon
day 5th inst, fer the purpose OF casting the Elec-
toral vote of the State on the following day. This
is the first, and we trust, will be the last occasion,
on which they will be specially convened for that
purpose, the people ought to have and must have
the privilege of voting directly for presidential
electors, When the Legislature was organized
and the fact made known to the Governor, the fol-
lowing Message was received from that officer
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
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ONE DAY LATER
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
AND
SPECIAL ENGINE EXPRESS
FROM
Paris, London and Dublin, &C., &C.,
LIVE r P O O L,
TELEGRAPHIC FROM BOSTON
FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD.

Parers from Naples arrived for London thu
morning, to the 18th inst, which informs us thass
the expedition which was to have sailed on thai
day, had been countermanded, In consequence, il
is said, OF the Interference of the English and
French ministers.
Later advices reached London this morning.
from Havre, by which we learn that the cot
ton market, of that port, was less active, and
prices less buoyant. The reaction is marked by
further downward tendency in prices. In other
articles Of American produce there Is nothing I'M
porant to report
Various conjectures are ahoat as to whether Mr.
Whiteslde will be one of Mr.. O'Bren's counsel at
the ensuing trial. From all that we can learn
there reason to say that he will. One thing Is
certain, that learned gentleman has obtained his
leisure for the purpose. The Crown claims Mr.
jonathan Reeme, @. c., but he, it is said. objects
inasmuch as he is connected BY relationship with
Mr.. O'Brien's family.
Mr.. Meagher has been attack ID by typhus fever
He Is attended by Dr. Stokes. The case is re
ported to be dangerous one
By SPECIAL EXPRESS TO LIVERPOOL VIA HoLYHEAD
AND CHESTER.
DusLiv, Saturday Morning. Aug. 26, Is4s
There Is very little news worthy OF notice to SEND
you The city is tranquil, and notwithstanding al
the of the they have very quietly
succumbed to the powers that be- The Law officers Of
the very active in their preparations for the
trials. The special commission Is to be held in Tip
perary and much speculation exists to the probable
results OF these prosecutions The jury 1t Is said viii
be selected from the grand panel In order possible,
to secure conviction. OF Deheny the authorities
know nothing; all their efforts to capture him hsvs
been up, to the present date, abortive His brcthsc
rebel, as he Is called w r. o'Gorman, has given leg
bail for his loyalty and made his escape to France
The Lord Lieutenant Is busily engaged in rewsrdng
the police who have proved useful in capturing
the late insurgents. Modon,Swho arrested Meagher,
Lyme, and oDonohue, has been appointed head
constable, with reward of f1O0. The under hin
four in number, have also been presented with f5e
each. This system Of promotion and rewards, foe
arresng political offenders is most loudly reprobated
BY all Glasses, Is II tends to foster spirit Of psrsecu
ton in the police, and induces them to 20 beyond the
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GEORGE s. FISHER.

Hioraey ahi Land igent- OH0rG, m.
Coll 'clIons made AID taxes paid IN any Of the
counties composing lhi, (9h) judicial circuit,
va l'.a' g Grundy, Livingston, kcnd,il, Kane,
d. kilb, Os,,, Bureau, stark, Peoria, Matshaii
aud Putnam.
Particular attention paid to pr, curing f1r dls-
charged Volunteers and ~oilors their bounty
land warrants or scrip ll-p procuring pcnslon
certificates aud l.,c'iug claims on the govern.
lncut. land. located iur soldiers and set lcrs on
warrants IL The Chicago or Dixon land office
Warrants .ught aul sold. Commissions IN
this liuc viii ucrlve careful attention.
Office Y. T.. crrucr torr house, ~ stairs.
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Town Property for Sale.

THE II W ar OF lot 4, in block Is, in the orgi.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on Canal and a. feet front on La Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house, and other
on, buildings thereon, being the premises a, pre-.
sen, used 10y Mr. Phelps for a store and by Dr.
Hopkins for dwelling house, Possession Civ.
en- the first of April next, Title good. Enquire
Of the subscriber, agent for the owners.
my 90, Is J.V. A. HOES.
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"a Yankee out West, vinlica,ing his ma.
1--WE connecticut against ISLANDERS which
nave been uttered against her. said a.
10 the Connecticut boys manufacturers horn
gun Hints and wooden nutmegs, I Mead
gully to these charges, they did manpr,r
lure wooden nu'negs, but they had to leave
the State before they couH find purchasers,
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.'"7 "Nrcm0nt House,

H. ~, COFNcf u EdHd
e'an IN this city, bringing with him 4 as. Eu
ooy' whose robust appearance iudicntea n
,lat ne might prove match for anv disor.
aer. Inc anxious father stated 70 tho Loc.
.or ,nat as his son had been disposed 10 ,hc
s Una, no should like to have him r.n.
h1afcd, -Roch. liner. '''''' 'c"'
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H"renofogea'.-A country schoolmaster
recommended to some of his pupils, very
fine edition Of "Comb on The head,
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Law Books! Law Books
no Pnysicians and students.

Afdicai JookS--lhc subscriber has the largest
and hes, assortment OF Hic3,tm bOo6S to be found
west of New York, aud at prices SO low that ii
is 20 object TO send east for supplies. lie Is in
receipt of all new works as soon as published,
and Is determined To make asG Lake street the
drpo, where every new and valuable treatise on
mearai science may be found: he has on hand
over 800 vols OF medical books, which are to
be sold at reasonable rates.
Country merchants who are in want Of
school books are requested to call, and they will
find them very cheap, a. am determined to do
business for small profits on numerous lransac.
tions. JOSEPH KEEN, Jr
npli-.3s..ly No, lac lake st.
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a
aslS;.ly 1S10 assss -5s1..II11.,,
Matteson 4 Preston,

Matteson d Preston,
COMMISSION \ FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUsS, MO.
JOEL 4. MATrEsoN, JOHN II. PRESTON.
c RtFERENcES:
Capt Calvin Case, 81. Louis;
MeSsrs. Pomeroy x Durkce, :.
g Smith s Townsend. Ne,c Orleans;
p. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouee:
Benjamin Waclc, Esq, Nafcie.:
Messrs. Williams and Lawrence, Quincy;
]. n. Morris, Esq,
l.. L. Sanger. Esq, Gdicna:
MeSsrs. WadSworth. Dyer& Chaplin, CHICAGO
g Ogden and Jones,
Gen. Jacob Fry, !!
McSsrs. MatteSon & Bradncr. Joliet;
6 Walker & lIickling, OHaca;
A." Cushman x Gridlcy,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, L0saHe:
ID. l.. Iiough, Z"
James Dunlap. Esq. .IdcksonriHe;
Messrs. Cortcnus * Griswold, Peoria;
- Phelps x Bouiland, I"
Hon Thomas Ford,
Mcssrs. Bradncr s Co., Nac York;
David Leavitt, Esq, /"
MesSrs. Suydam, Sage & Co., Is
{" Corning, Homer < Co., albany;
\. J. Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs' Kimberly, pcase & Co., Buffalo,;
Z" icy 4 Webster,
8 Reed, Parks q Co., Bearer;
g Bobb \ Bishop, CLereiand
" Burrows 4 Co., Cincinnati;
g Williams s Dilworth, Piifsbuy;
" Knapp * Iotten,
" l.. & +. Faber,
!. ID. Harmon, Esq, Perm:
Messrs: Holman \ Goats, ="
I. ID. Brewster, Esq, L"
4, H. Ridgcly, Esq, Springfield;
b. c. Webster, Esq, g"
VIM. Fem, Esq, Lacon;
McSSrs. Dudley & Wardlow, Henncpn;
ChaS. c. Wilcox, Esq, Pekin.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTS.
Referring to our Card above We take this oc.
casion To solicit Consicnmcn,s Of Merchandise,
either for sale here or forwarding to other points
We shall cOulne ourselves Ia a Commission
and Forwarding business and feel confident in
assuring YOU that our experience, in business,
and acquaintance generally in the country, will
enable us to give any business with which We
may he favored the mos, satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries Of any
KIND, or any other article purchased in st, Louis
~ New Orleans and shipped To them, can have
1t done by sending their orders 10 us, for two
and bali per cent. on the money invested. Per.
sous doing retail business any where west Of
Detroit, or in any other direction. can depend
upon having their orders filled at AZ low rates,
II lhcv send 10 us, aud perhaps lower, than they
could 10y coming themselves. Every attention
shall be- given in having goods pu, in good o,dcr
mud shrr'd ut low rates, however small the
nnnuut may hc, that Is sent 10 US 10 be invested.
II shall he done promptly and TO order.
MATTESON e. PRESTON.
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Fire and Marine lm>,,r;, nee.
NY run
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
New Jersey, al Soncrillc.
tAPT!AL $500 900. Chartered F,hlSiS.
- D,nrrrous--W illiam thompson, r~cr
Sttykcr, James Taylor. Daad SMdcrson, Will
lam J. BOVINE, Edward rayson Mathew Ruds.
dale, New York James :. Mcintyre, G. L,
Powers. Brooklyn. u. 5. Wur>LY, ag't, Wall
ST., n Y. WM. THOMPSON, President.
V. NoopnIs, secretary. may5-la.ly
The snhwrbcr viii insure in the above com.
pany on as liberal terms ns any other good com.
pany. L. T.. BDGGUlON.
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Medical Meeting.

N OFFICE is hereby given Ia the members Of the
y medical Profession. IA thin uut the adlomIn"
cuuutcs thai the -.clyly WgUuIzcd ma Ottawa. ou ll,c
Ola ot December met "a lhr umc and place appoint
ed iur the annual meeting. tu Wit. nj the Mansion
House, On Ottawa, ou DE 5di INST and ior the want
81 quorum adjourned tu meet agmin on 'hr 2Gth inst
~ lhc -uulr pucr; 40 winch time Il b., hopc that no,
only every member ui the socclv bat al.oeycry mem
hrr IT thr prur-I ION vino has dr-nc To promote the
Interests ct che prob. sion and the welfare Of conimu-
nifty. will aurul June ,. 1878
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Estate If Jr,ah SPRINGER, dec'd

ESiGic u CFlnh Springer, dec'a.
N'OiICE is hereby gwen ,but the UNDER
Y signed, adm n .lrator- Of the estate OF
uWIAn sruINGru, deceased, vi appear hcforc
the V'u'tlr cIdu iIr the county ul livingston,
and state ot Illinois, On the fret Monday Of
August next. f. the ruipuSe ct settling and all
lusuug Ill claims against said estate. All per-
sons having such claims are hereby notified and
requested tu attend al the time aud place al,rr-
,a'd and produce thcir claims ~ odcr 10 have
them adjusted. JOSEPH SPRINGER,
June ., 1878. ANUR. ). McMlLLEN.
tJ,ytuE,Truy,.,-
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South Ottawa CemeterY.

Vt>'iE subscribe. will sell lptsin the South Ut
lava Cemetery until the LIST Of December
lslI hstA cach, AFTER which On additional, price
vii he charged IN proportion to the imprevmcn''
made TH0S. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa, nov II lsi5, 3of
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To Prairie Breakers.

THE subscriber wishes u get 30 or 10 acres
OF prairie ploughcd during the month 81
June. Any person having tenn &c would do
well 10 call. my 20 A. W. MAGiLl.
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wanted for Cash or Goods.
prIano s. lnilliams.
FORWARDING, COMMISSION, AND
LUMBER YARD.

- FbNiE subscribers, having located pcima-
4 nently in Ottawa, have taken the ware
house recently occupied by I. j.. Boughton,
man, Esq, on the side cut near the basin Ilav
/ IN Ing made ample arrangements and conncc-
c,by iious with other forwarding houses in Chi
cage, Buffalo and New York, they will be
Jo"' 'narcd to receive and ship all kinds of pro-
cling the scuiind merchandise at the lowest rates.
venger,l miscreshon will be given to forwarding
bly, and without doubt L. W ''e'' '"'' ''''0''
Tue work OF an inccndiary!o keep on hand at all
--- 'n6cr, Shingles,
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Wlllianl Gaskcll.
Domestic Goods.

uOIilcStlC CUOuS,
Ill reduced price8-Such as
RROWN and bleached shee,ing, tiekngs,
k5 wadding, batting, wicking, cotton yarn all
sizes, cotton and WOOL nannels cotton and linen
table covers, saline,is vc-y low. prints OF every
description, for one shilling per yard and some
for Cd; linseys, coltonades, checks, summer
siutls all kinds, palm lea hats, etc.. all bought in
New York in April and consequently eau be
sold very low for good pay.
Nav u, 1913. WM. HASKELL.
IN kEGS Eastern Nails for sale by the
~ keg at mayls HasKELL's.
ELASS--G7 boxes Boston Glass. all sizes,
~ Tor sale, low by ml2 HAsKELL
CnNl Lights window sash, all szrs,
4 DAGE-- Manila aud h.mp iur sae
y Nv ml2 HASKELL.
a aTiee a. the boo, and shoe os' store ., of
mayl2 VIM HASKELL
4 tents cali shves, a grnte,I article. a, IN,
~ shoe store Of ml2 HAsKEn.
CATERS ana halt galters at the she c
~ store ml2 HASKELL
I'D and MoRoCCo sIIps-Cali, KID, and
IN morocco walking shoes, a, the shoe store
ml2 Ipm HASKELL
hildrcn's shoes, all kinds, a, the shoe
Y store Of mll U,srr,,
IN 4 900 gals, Stone Ware Of every de.
# scrlpiion by HAsKE,L
NASlI for IllDES.-The high
~ est price paid in cash for green and dry
MUS Nv teh2l w. HASKELL,
Hip Boots.
sa~ PRIME Lao, of Kip Boots, Custom
~ n Made aud Warranted, for sale, l. ".
ltb 2o.-33 w. HASKELL.
Ni'ck Boots made to order at reasonab lc
4 p''r''' i'h25 W. HASKELL.
20 Sto"c Warc.-l 900 Gallons
\ - Stone Ware, such as and 1 gal.
Cnurns; ,, 4, and Gal. Jars; Milk pans.
Cream pots, Jugs &C., for sale, low, bv
irh25 W. HASKELL.
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20 TiiI.E.E;iss.

EO .hRLk.EkS.
E)MCES Of b,lIIng clothes reduced, No. 9
4 TO 50 per yard, GO inches wide, best
bnad.) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to ! 10 Tor No. /. II can be sent hy mail at
sam",fac Of postage as letters, viz 10 cents pr.
ounce lof 800 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor all distances beyond, (se hing about o.
per yan) large supply at Burr Will!
stones, Screen and Fam Mil NIre, purIa-
hl, Mills, Plaster, etc, etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
H"I, ST. Louis. [al4l q, & C.TODD.
Eunibcr Lumber
100 Ann FEEi Of Lumber for safe
lUD.VpUm tie syp Foe,o,y,, IN o.
turn. In ANA A. LINDLEY.
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Clrmsnt-! llorscilLr5.
FARM EF:s'
ON E-PRICF STORE
IN NJ Sell 4 rs


'H'flE subscriber begS to inform
thchrmnG community of tbi. vicinity thai,
he has opened astorc at the above piacc,ond will
crdear"r 10 obtain their patronage by fur amt
h3Hnr0Jb d.GlUg aud moderate price,. IIls
stock IS IN part composed of
Dry GooiS, Groceries, Naydrore,
Iinware, Hats and Caps, BootS
and Shoes, realty matte C20ihipg,
&C., all of which he will dispose of
for Cash or Produce at or 6eloO
OHdW0 Prices.
wanted for Cash or Goods.
5000 bushels Wheat, 10000 bushels Corn,
10000 do Oats, 1000 do BARLEY.
Having made arrangements with a line OF
boats, the subscriber informs farmers end Others
that he will deliver freight or produce for them
either at Chicago ar ~. Louis, in good order
and on moderate terms on the opening OF canal
navisalion He has also made arrangements TO
be supplied with PINE LUMBER by boats. which
he will sell at Chicago prices, adding only the
freight. 4. CLEMENT.
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Desirable Farming Land for sale.

Desirable Farming. Land for Sale.
reNll L Sc q of see II, 81, nr3 c, 100 acres
lying Oh the state road, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek and about
our miles north Of the town. The land is of
good quality, aud dry, rolling prairie The ow-
n"f, Who Is now IN the state, Is anxious 10 sell
the above rnct, and viii remain here for a few
months. Time will be given Tor portion o; the
purchase money. Erquir' of
Ottawa. may 10, 1917 J, Y 4. HOES.
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Liviugstouc's weekly Express,

r,TT7zt, ESOR 'bctanspona,ion OF pack
- ] ages Of bank notes, gold sill
yer, vntu'hlo papers and merchandise If every
description making collections, purchases or
contracts or any other business, with which It
may be entrusted. This express will leave st.
Louis weekly aud conncc, with the eastern cx-
press at Chicago, through which packages will
he forwarded 10 Dr'rod. Chrcliad, Ciprinpdh,
BuBIIo AbHpg, Bo,i0n Mo YOyk, Phiiadci.
PlIa, baltimore, Washington, aud all inlermcdi-
ate places. The express mes eugers ave iurn-
nishcd with Iron ~aics on steamboats,, az ! L. Il.
routes for the security Of valuable packages.
agents. Madison Il Preston. Front It. St
Louis; y. T.. HOU2htOn, Ottawa; A. II.
&. Burlcy, l22 Lake st., Chicago.
ma,5-f2 " J.R.L Ivi>Gsro~.
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administrator Notiers.
La sale Probate Court.

TIME regular term of the Probate Court for
l. the county Of l.a Sale will be held on The
FIST Monday OF every month at the office Of the
Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON,
SspiS. 1917. Pyob Justice
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many
n L
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Blank Books.

4 IiKEAT y1rlrty Of DdiUh J0fES C0ns'1nTl
~ on hand. Al kinds not on hand made /,
order. mia A II Il u BHriey. Chicogo
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TAPE LINES.

ON FEET, so f., 50 IT,, aud 100 f., tape
COrIcs of the best quality for sale hv apli
4 H& e Bu,ley, Chicago
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miscellaneous.
KING & BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN
Lumber. Shingles, and Lath }.

Manufacturers & Dealers in Sash, Doors,
and Ncnitian Blinds.
\ ard on the east side % the side cut, above the
Foundry. Ottawa may l0--if
Mechanics OF ottawa.
NIlE Bell ot the Congregational Church viii
cease ringing from and after one week
from next Monday unless provision IL made Ia
pay me Tor toy trouble. ml9 W. J. BLAKE.
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Hair, cloth, teeth, finger, SOAP
I'D aud copying brushes, FIR sale Ivy 0pl4
/ II 4 c Burleu. ChcagO
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