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IiyERWORT.

This plant has fol many years been found 10 be Of singular vi1tnre in the cure of affections the Liver More recently it was ascertained that II possessed great power m aTresiing Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs ofa chronic character. &., and of essential service ih all diseases Of pulmonary character.
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REMARKABLE CuREs. :.

"
 REMARKABLE CURES.
 or all the cures that have vet been recorded there are certainly equal 10 the one first mentioned, which plainly shows ihe eurabiliiy of consup.ion, even in some of ifs worst forms.
 Jefferson County, la., Feb 27, iS49.
 Messrs Sanford x Pa,k--Genis: This IS to certify that my wife, Nancy Dotnney, has been in declin- ing state of health for the fast two years. Her dis ease ha.ied the skill of he best medical aid could procure-her physicians pronounced her disease "Consup',on in the last stage, ard said hather coxery was past all human hopes. As last resori with vety little hope. procured Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry. After using few bottles, found to my agreeable surprise, that her health was im- proving rapidly. She Is now so far restored as 10 be abe attend 10 her regular household duties, without suffering any iheanvenience. Her rapid improvement and present health warrant me in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored. RHODES DOHONEY.
 State of Indiana. Jefferson Co. I.James N. Humphreys, Justice ofthe Peace, In and fos saId county and StAte do certify that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath To the foregoing certificate, before e this 27,h day of February. 1879.
 JAMES M. HUMPHREYS, g.r. To oMe Ptbi,e II, Jacob Green, or the county Of Jennings and Stale of Indiana, do hereby certify that in ,bs early part ot last season. taken with a violent cough, attended with pain in the breast | and sometimes lever, anu tnht tinpOyeu skt|tni physician for some time, who said that he could give me ne relief. then commenced using Wis tar's BJsam of Wild Cherry, and felt almost imme- diaie IeIief-ahd after taking three bottles, find myself in as good health as have enjoyed for a nnn5sr ot years my restoration. under the blessing of God, attribute 10 the use o the medicine above named. JACOb GREEN. March |, 1879.
 STATE OF INDIANA, Jennings County. l. David T. Skinner, Justice of the peace in and for said county and State. do certify that the above hamrd Jacob Green subscribed and made oath io the foregoing certificate, before me- this first day of March, 1879.
 We would advise thcse of our readers who are la boring under sa sdec,na 3f the lungs 10 make igi- mediate irai of thls Truly excellent medicine. The most intelligent and respectable families ot our city have adopted Il lsvofite medicine and persons predfsPesed ic consumption. who have used il. speak in the highest terms of is efI:es0. Beware of commercials and imitations--Syrnps and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. RemeiI- bes. they only initiate in name, withoat possessing ihe virtues. Bay none but the genuine and otigi- asi
 DR. wISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. Signed "Ssndford & Park" on the wrapper around each bottle.
 Sold whelessie and retail, by
 SCoyIL & MEAD. iij. Cha tres street,
 bstweea Conti and Sf. Louis,
 General Agents fct the Southern States.
 .
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TAR.

This article is now universally acknowledged to be the most healing and etficieR application ford eased decaying lungs, any portion of the ieshy or muscular parts of the human body. Its medi- cina and pTeservave qualities weie understood ey the Egyptans ln the early ages ofthe world, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embalmpent of bodies, was composed principally of ibis ihgfedienG In later ages it was found 10 be in universal among the abnrigines of America and at this day is their prn- cipa', and, in fAci only medicine for an unsond slate of lungs. or any approach 10 if. Those wlio ars acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that death from Censsption is unknown among them. The medical faculty in all countries appear tc have become aware of the great healing properties of this article, and are introducing it in their practice. Dr. Bueham. of England, Dr. Briehio", of St PrteIsbufgh, Dr. La Priepe of Paris, and the distinguished Dr. Cooper. have been in the habit of combining with other articles in their pFescp- iions. and with entire success.
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Professors:

FFOIe eSsOrS: z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. R. s. NEWTON, ID, Professor oi Surgery. II: J. HULcE, M D., Professor of Theory and Practice Of Medicine
 w. BYRD POWELL, MD, Professor of Phisiol ogy, Pathology, MIneraiogy and Geology. J. KING. M D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. J. MffToS SANDERS, 4 M., MD, Professor ol Chemistry and Pharmacy. J. A. WILSON, MD., Professor of Obsteterics and Diseases of Women and Children.
 Ciinique Lecturers: Medtciae-Prof. II. ]. HuLcE. SHTgery-Pfof. R. s. NEWTON. Aadfomieai DemoHSirator-Z. FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full course of lectures amount ia sI05.
 Each Professors Ticket. $I5 MsItieulators, S5 Demonstrators Fee, $I0. Graduation, S2O. Those desiring further information will please address their letters (post pald) to the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
 R. $. NEWTON, MD, Dean ofhs Faculty.
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Mineral Land For sale.

TNHE subscriber offers te seii on mode- 4;A
 1 rate terms, the following described G ss kz& Mineral iand. iying aboat 10 miles north eFY<% ef Little Rock, adjoining the Lead mine, .~<k. in Pulaski esaBty, viz The Eassls of tic NosIl- west of Sec. g. Township North. Rage I2 West, For parte alars apply 10 John NJ. Butler. at the Arkansss Banner office, corner of East Main and Elm street, upstairs. C.. II. MAxEY.
 Jane II, IeS0.--7-49-Ro els.
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MEMPHIS IN$TITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

The regular course ot Lectures in this Institute will commence on the Isl Of November. and con- tinue nnii ihe last oI February. The Ansto,nica Department will be opened and ready to receive stadenis by the lst of October. The Medical De- pertinent will be under the direction ol the following
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A SAFE and certain cure fof Consumption ol .Athe Lnngs Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pan in the Side, Bronebits, Hopping Coush and all Pulmonary affections.
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Terms of Board and Tuition.
 FoR THE SEssioN OF FIVE MONTHS. Day scholars, lst department, full, or fnsh-
 ing course, 42s do. 2d department, 2t do. 3d department, IC do. 4th department, IZ French Italian, Spanish and German lan-
 guages, each 9O Singing in choir, 10 Music, with use of Piano, 2s Harp, 5n Guitar,s 25 Drawing, lG course of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, iniaying of Ebony and lyo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught. An extra charge will be made for washing at the ordinary raes in the city
 Board, with Calesthenic exercises, at sI0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot bed, bedding towels. and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in advanee-no deduction for absence, except in case of sickness. By particular request, class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Logierian system.
 REFrREscEs-Rey. ". Saunders, Col T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, post paid. at this office.
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BENJAMIN CALENDER. Successor 10 wm. T. Eustis & Co.) No. 42 and A. Pearl Street, BostoR Msssaehusetts
 INp1QTFQ NM nPiJpn IN

FOREIGN * DOMESTIC HARDWARE, H AS a constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur \ N LERY adapted 10 ths trade of the Southwest, From an experience of twenty years in the trade of that section, he Is confident that he can supply merchants, either in person or by order, with the styles and qualities of goods dssirable and terms that shall be satisfactory.
 - E. C. gives particular attention to cousign- meats of Cotton. Peitres and other produce of the country that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 9. ls49-7-3-ly
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NWWI%MW-Mre

TNHE subscriber, agent for II. Haberman will l continue the formers business al his old sta nd on Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly on hand full and well assorted stock of Groceries Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings, Sle. &e., all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peitries, beeswax, &c.
 Jan. l, 1850. JOHN KRAUSE.
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CsPERM CANDLES.-6B Boxes just received and - fof sale by FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
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Bs,care of Counterfciis and Base Imitations .'The genuine article is signed .fadrew Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 Price SI per bottle, or six hotties for S5 Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVlL & MEAD, Il3Caartres street, between Cont and St Louis ss
 Sole General Agents for ths Soathsren States
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NlsnIs0ruS naLE sKalSlRY,
Wemnataad f,nnutx. Arke.

HemPstead Cennty, ATks. YfHE sseosA session of this lnstitulion, opened 1 thls morning. February iIth, 1850. Rev. c. U TgnaKnTINE, Sapesiniendsnt and Pre- fsssof of Moral and Intellectual Philessphy, Belle Letters. and Spani4h LitsFatnFe, Rev. H. c. TmwEGrT, A. M., Professor of Grselan, Roman. Fruneh and Italian Literature JAMEs CAocKRa, A. M., Professor of Mathematics. Students received in the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department. per session of Al weeks, payable quarterly In advance, el2 co Preparatory Department, IS co Collegiate CoaFse, % % Vocal and Instrumental NJ usic, Elements of Musical Composition, tExtra) 5 co Initiation Fee, l O0 No deduction for absence unless in eases of pro- tracie6 illness.
 All students charged from tho tlme of their entry to the end of the session.
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gsged in the regular work of the ministry, or of those who are snpersnaated or have died in the ministry: will Do educated free of charge. BoARDINs can be obtained in the best families, at from $6 10 go per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to eur charge.
 8. IT. SANDERS, Secretary.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Hon. D. T. wlrTER, PREnpEST, Hon. H. P Poindexter. Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. l.. P. Lively, Rev. B. r. Box, l. N. Jones, M. D., Mir. J. B. san. defur, Mr. T. Williamson, Hon. J. D. Trimble, Rev. J, Custer, Nj. D., Rev. J. J. Roberts, c. B. Mitchel, NJ D Mir. W. ". Andrews, Mir. 5. I :. Sanders, Mir. II. w. Smith. 7-22-H
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kSllGSg E!
The Best Remedy Ever known 10 Nan

TNOR Coughs, Asthma, Colds. Group, Bronchiiis'
 N Influenza, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness Of the Breast or Side, First Stage of Consupticn, &e.
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NEW DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS AND CHENICiLS
 GEORGE BOGGS.

Pine Blnf, Jefferson County, Arkansas, ID ESPECTFULLY informs the pub <zsxE1Zz. IC lie, that he has purchased the entire S.sz15 Stock of Df Geo. C. Tnley, consisting cd of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye Stufis, embracing every article that ~sa@-s is usually kept in Drug establishment sub seqiIent purchases will be from eastern markets, and consist of tbe best and freshest qualities. He will give his personal attention to purchases, and he hopes by close attention to business. 10 merit DOT ton of public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded and all osders shall receive his imme. diate attention. Dee. II, ls49. .-7-I4-Iy
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The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will eompaie favorabiy with ihe mos, distinguished in our eoun- try The medical taeaIiy constitutes an anomaly in this any other couuty-all of them are lectu- res and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographic al po- sion. and the extent of our population. can have no 'ioab ss to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise of the kind. As 10 health, including all seasons oi the year, we deny that any other ey has m0Fe.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine; those wto intend praciicing among the diseases oi he West and South should certainly educate them selves at school hose Faculty are practically ac- qusinted with those diseases
 That the public may be satisfied of the perma. nency os this school, We feel il our duly to state that the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action "h'eh anguis we'll for ifs future success; and thai the Peeulia: internal organization which connect, them cannot be interrupted
 E. ". NJ. KING, President ef Ms Memphis Iast
 Feb. I9. 1850. 7-2a
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G. $. HENDRIcksoN, Pastor ofthe BdP. Ch. at the Eng. Nsighborhood
:. BAapsrowN, ky., Jaly 10, lsi9.

bAhpsIoWNB ny JsJ iVb ictJ
 Messrs Standardization: IL is my duty to con- municate facts in relation to the beneficial eec ts of your Sarsapsrla. My wife was afflicted with in- iainatlon and soreness of the stomach of the worst character; her lImbs aud chest were much swollen, she had constant headache. and last spring st- lacked severely with inaamatofy Rheumatism. The best medical aid we could obtain afforded only mo. mentaIy relief; and, while in this situation, she heard of the many remarkable effected by the use of Sands Sarsapara, and im n editeiy cemmen- ced lls use. which produced instant relief. and less than six bottles entirely removed all the dropsica swelling and every other inlamstoTy symptom, ,re. storing her 10 perfect heath l send ths statement as act of justice, believing it 10 be my daty 10 encourage the suffering portion of the human family 10 use SaRds' Safsapariila. which believe has no parallel ih inc catalogue of medicines. With feel ings oi lasting gratitude, remain yonI friend,
 SAMUEL F, LARGER.
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C. $. WoopHULL, Mayor.

NEw DURHAM N. J., June 30, iS49.
 Messrs SANDs'-GsAtlemen: My wife suffered with distress and harning in her chest for many years, and ny daughter afflicted from her bnth with a hamoi m her blood. We consulted various physicians and tried numerous remedies without much benefit until we heard, through Rev. Thomas Davis, of the great medicinal value oi Sands's SarsapafIIla On bis Teromme ndation my wife and daughter decided on trying fl, and soon ex- perienced permanent benefit My danghter's skin assumed new appearance entirely; from being rough, hard, and seaiy, t became smooth and so!l. My wife's suaerings are almost gone, and its a short time longer, 1t is my firm belief, will produce perfect cure, yours with respect,
 G.S. HENpRIcksoN, Pastor offhe Ban CA ak tte Eng yetyhborhood
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mann oF TpusTrrs
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

TSHIS Institution under the charge of Mrs. and
 1 the Misses Woop will be opened for the re- cepiion of pupils both day scholars and boarders on Monday the 2sth inst. Terms of Board and Tuition.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN T. THgIGG, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May 3l. IsSe. sz-- HENRY M. RECTOR, ATTORNEY < CGUKSELL0R 1T LAW, (Oi7ee nf Benton, Saline s-Oumty.) "ILL PRACTICE in the Coantiss Of Saline, w Hot Springs, Perry, Montgomery, and the eouTts at Little Rock. Any business entrusted Co his care will receive PromP; attention.
 E. CUMMINS,
 Attorney and COHBellsr at Law. 4 ND SOLICITOR IN CHANcERY
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK
 JAMES T. BROWN, ATTORNE 1T L.4W,
 rkaRxas Post, Ark, Will practice his profession la the Second Judicial Circuit and will attend to the collection of debts and the investigation of land claims in every part of Arkansas. tl6
 B. T. DUVAL, ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW,
 
 Fort smith, Arkansas.
 R. H. JOHNSON,
 Attorney at Law,
 LITTLE ROcK, ARK.
 JOHN B. BORDEN, ATTOR RNEY AT LAW. Resides in Lewisyille, Lafayette County, Arks A ND wall practice in the courts of the 9th Judi A cial district. All business confided 10 his man. agement, will receive prompt andfaithfulat.ension. LAMBERT A. WHITLEY,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET
 LITTLE Rock, ARKANsAs.
 JAMES A WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IT LAW fELLyp.LE, ARKANSAS.
 DAVID W. CARROLL, Q II GE13 Y A91N Ws
 Little Rock, masOlyl ARKANSAS. [no29
 JOHN ekUELLEN, ATTORNEY < COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. orFIcE-EidOrado. Union county, Arkansas. $. H. HAMPSTEAD. A ATTORNEY Y AT LAW. OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET
 LITTLE ROCK ARK's. Iu
 J. M. TEBDETTS, ATT0RNEf < COUNSELLOR LAW.
 Fayetteville, Arkansas. GEO. c. WATKINS. AsM cuRR.S VVATEHVS q, T-UDu AL
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Bosros. Mass Aug 3I Ts@s

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 3i, fS39. Messrs. A. E. & D. sASps:-- 6eatiemen-- Last spring was attacked with Rheumatism in the lower part of my body extending down 10 my feet, and so severely was effected that could rot stand oJ move myself. I tried ali the different medicines advertised for this disease, among which ra kinds Of Sarsspafilia, but of them done me any good. and gave up all hope of being cured, when a friend advised me 10 try Sands SarsapaTIa consented, not expecting il would cure me, but after using twelve bottles have the happiness of stating to you that the pain has Ieft me- can walk without any assistance, and am gaining in strength every day, which have no doubt is owing entirely 10 the use of your SarsspaIilIa. send you this voluntary certiheale that the afflicted may know wha: medicine 10 use 10 alleviate rheir satierings and effect cure Yours,
 JoHs BASvARp, 3l Gham5ers a.
 MARAcAYBo, VKNgzcELA, April I2, Is4s.
 Messrs. SANDS Gentlemen consider il a duty due the public 10 make known the great benefit 1 have received from Bsiug your valuable Satsapafila About three years since was attacked with kheu- matism in my shoulders, and also m my legs and so severe was tbe pain. that was unable 10 sleep fried all Of the best medicines could hear of with out receiving any benefit, until through the advice of friend, procured some of your SsTsspafiiia and after usAng four bottles n he course of l5 days ] found myself entirely well. have DO hesitation in saying your Safsspsfiiia is inc best medicine ever took, and can confidently recommend Il to gyy friends and Inc pnbiic
 Your ob'f seFv'i, J. M JEsURuN.
 Prepared and sold, ahoiesalc aad feiail, by A. B. & D Sseds, Druggists and Chemists, 10 Fulton st , cor. William, New York Sold also by
 J. W. TAPE, .7gsnf for .9,ks. Nor. 6, Isi9. D.
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HxrTxa TEsTfnosy-Thaa was ever offered 10 fayur of any Medicine from Dr. James Nj. Mocres Mr. gs.- asll l have no hesitation in saying that believe soa' far the to be the best article ever a.sias.asssh" ash.. @ sa,oaeous saA G'a"sia sypeiii'
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pbnsieians s. Surgeons
w. w wclch. VI. ID. having located pcrma

w. w Welch, VI ID, having located perna-
nenty IN Ottawa, respectfully offers his services IN
the different branches OF medicine and surgery to
the inhabitants OF the town and vicinity. Office
nj White aud Hunters drug store Residence at
Mr.. Antes boarding house CoIumbus.st &c
VIM. w. Cavarly. Physician & SRrgeon--- Red-
ding Epingsion County. Illinois, offers hA pro-
fessional services 10 the citizens Of Livingston co
and hopes by attention to business, TO merit
a share ofpubic patronage. $50.
Dr. GOoding, Office north side Of the pubhc
square Residence rOrner0t La Sale and Va
Ter streets Being always devoted to his proies-
sion, he hopes for ashare oipublic patronage.
ii. W. Hopkins, Physician and Srgcon--Oi-
tdna, H offers his professional services to the ci-
tizen5 of Ottawa, and vicinity Office between
Phelps and Walker 81 !hcklmgs stores where he
may be found at all times except when absent on
professional buiness. aug 'AS
DIR. Pearson, Physician Surgeon, and Dem
Gst--0ha1d. H., offers his professional services
10 the inhabitants OF Ottawa and vicinity Of
flee ut his residence on Columbus street
p S-Dr = still continues TO perform operations in
all the various branches OF Dentistry. Charges "a
correspond icith the times mar II, AZ
ID. ID. Thompson, N d, offers his proiessiona
services to the citizens oi Ottawa and vicinity
Office, next door to the Free Trader Office up
stats in Reddlcks block. mp 20 10
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Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

TlE subscriber begS leave 10 nnnoucc to the public
that he has opened an establishment, in Columbus
street near the Catholic Church, where the business
oihorse shoe'nr aud thrriery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles |, is generally admitted
that too many ot those who practice Shocng are to-
tally Ignorant OF It's principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF contractionS and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed. 1t really becomes the duty Of
every one who values good horse, so essential TO
his profit well his pleasure to secure the sery-
ces Of good tnrrier for so useful nm animal
Fifteen years practical experience, it is hoped will
enable the subscriber TO foow1 correct system. cal
culnted TO prevent diseases consequent on unskllml
snocinG; aud when necessary, to remedy the errors
OF the past l. TANNING
Ottawa, Nov. 0. s,S. l6
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Walker n Hickiing. Dealers m Drugs, Nsdi-
cines, Paints, OILS, VdrnisheS, Patent Nedi-
cines, Glass, sc, Ottawa, Ill,
White n Hunter, Dealers IN Drugs, Medicines
Pdinio, OTIS, Patent Medicines, Earaishis Dye
stugsSc second store north oirhe Manstonhouse
Ottawa, III.
e L. Thompson. Dealer m Drugs Patent llrii.
cines, Paints. oils, VdTRisies Dye-stufS, &c
Between City Hotel and Reddick's block.
s. j. Smith. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OILS Dye .SigGs, &c. SC, Newark, Kendall coun-
~. Illinois.
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5toraae s. forwaroiua.

Johnston n Charruaud, Storage y Commission
Observation-Disclosures east eide OF the bridge
Main canal, Ottawa, Ill. nov 70
L.. Hills, Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchat dealer in all Kinds Of produce, True's
Warehouse, No ,, Side-eut, Ottawa, Illinois
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City Hotel, bv Mrs. A DELAYo, northeast cor
. ner OF the court house square, Ottawa. The house
ietgbly situated IN the centre oi the business por-
ton OF the town. 1t has Just undergone thorough
renovation and repair Ample stnbhng attached
Fox River House, by l.. DEGASo, on the canal
ucar the aquaduct Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, near the confluence OF the IL
linois and Fox Rivers, andn near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa Ill, by X Thorn. Pas
sengers carried free to and from the canal pack
cts Stnges arrive md hrpnrt daiY.
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TllE undersigned having commenced the above
business in the shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke, will pay particular attention TO shoe
nghorscs, and having had much experience in this
branch o the business and from his success in shoe
ing, not only Tor service but 10 prevent interfering
and to relieve the various diseases Of the hoof, sc,
he bopcs to secure share OF public patronage
Nav llth InuS koNy