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Lille, Health, y Happiness!
MOETgGORE's
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier,

|INiIS popular Cordial, which has met with such
1 extensive sale during the past year surpas,rs
all other preparations put forth for smiarpufpo.rs.
ana proves, by IiswonteHul effects upon me human
gUrR " "
Most diseases have their origin in impuritjes q,
'He blood, or morbid and inactive state Of the Iiy.
rr, AMI me gggI' tnnu''y heretofore has been ,hat
hr various blood purifiers OF the day haye only
hoI tendency 90 reduce the blood and sales.--future
an Gcrld ieDt,rg rvI8-which must necessarily en-.
gender disease, reduce the vital powers and pros
li7i' lhr whole nervous system. This no doubt hns
been experienced hy thousands. and the fact is be.
coming Vel known 90 every close observer as we'll
a lg mony eminent Ply-rlons
THIS BITTER L0Tdias aaG Bioof Purifsrncis on.
trry different upon The system. WhIritacts gent.
" upon the liver sufficient to remove the impure or
poisonous secr tons II acts also as fiue tonic to
the stomach, causing complete and healthy d.
s'SNon-iu'H-umE pure saliva and proper nu-
triment tor enIichiug the blood, and .cads it forth
WIN vigorous and heartily action lhro' the syslrm.
f"r hgrpeFs'u, L0So Of AppetIte Pain or Mise
~ l" IN, sur, oregon Of the heart J0uHGire &c.
H'rHi D'bHtiy, or nervous directions, this Cordial
stands unsgu9Url.
Where persons hive suffered from chill, and f..
vers, or bilious u,1eks of any E.ud have taken qui-
uinc or cslomci nrr we0k and deblta'cd or the eff
HciS W these strong medicines remain iu the s-ten
tas toFd'd! vii very soon remove these which, It
'tlnlonr might rum the individual for life
Neuralgia, scroui0, erysipelas. saltrhetrn letter
or nng worm plmpes on the face or surface Of the
SKIN, ana all other cutaneOus eruptons have their
origin m impurities OF the blood and this Blood Pu.
rfer is tie remedy One bottle alone is Guaranteed
10 possess more real medicinal VIRTUES, aud to pro-
ducc NOR beneic.aI effects, than five times hat
quaNu'y OF any other prcpaDu1nput forth for SIM
l.orpuposes
Free q p'rbou,, Liberal discount by tn. doz.
Mnnulacmrrd and sold wholesale mud retail at
the MEDICAL DEPOT, No. 1876 y. ThirI-st.,
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Music Books !

FOR SALE ny
J. KEEN. Jr., Il BROTHER,
llG LAKE STREET, LAG
Chicago, illinois,
The PsaImisia, by Hastings 4 Bradbury.
Mendclssohn
Psiimodist
New York Choralist
&c GGonuco laodls, Mason & Webb
National Psalmist,
Carmiua Sacra,
Boston Academy,
Tmbrel
Sacred Harmony,
liarpschord,
Ducimer,
Odron,
Alpine Glce Singer.
Boston Melodeon, 3 vols,
" Anthem Harp, Mrs Dana.
" Ethiopian GIee Book,
GentIemans " by Lowell Mason.
g Boston Anthem Book, "
" Vocalist, "
&" Missouri Harmony, by C. Warner.
- PsOltery, by Mason & Webb.
Golden Tyre. by Taylor
New York Normal School Song Book, by
Woodbury..
Wreath of School Songs
Young Mel dist by Bradbury.
Song Book for the School Room.
Juvenile Choir, by Kingsley.
a." Mus'al Gems, by Bradbury.
Young Choir,
Chrystnl Fount, by Hastings
School Singer or Dung Choirs Companion
" Boston School Song Book, Mason
" Washing,onlnn
Primary School, parts
" Musical Companion, 3 parts
All orders for Music Books promptly filled at the
lowest possible prices
We invite the attention of Music Teachers and
scholars to the above Musical Works.
November 30, 1851.
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Dir. Ibrasher, an American eli zen, who has
for several years been printing n paper in the
Spanish language at Havana, and who. a month
OF two age was placed under arrest and ordered
to bstFled by\a military commission for some al
legged reasonable language in his paper, has been
tried, as appears by theNatcst adyices from Cuba,
adjadged guilty Of treasohs- and sentenced to
eight years imprisonment in the chain gang, and
Is to he sent 70 Spain. The trial throughout was
un Illegal aud outrageous proceeding, and evinc.
ell that tho offence Of Mr.. T. consisted more in
the fact that be was q citizen Of the United
States, than ~ any treas enable langague he was
charged with uttsring.
The accounts from Havana state that Mr. Ow.
en-, our late consul, who has gained such nm
Gaen,iA6lo distinction in the affair of the fifty Lo.
pes prisoners that were shot, was present during
the trial Of Mr.. Thrasher and has since been us.
ing bis endeavorS TO obtain from the Captan Go.
neral Mr., Us release without effect. Mr., T..
however, is in good spirits, and anticipates re.
vsrsal Of his sentence
Ills case Is ono which demands the interference
o!our govesnmeqt, for besides tina. tia. there
was GO, the slightest foundation for the charge
alleged against him, bis trial by a court martial
~ q time Of peace, was wholly illegal, and
gross outrage.
coSeErss meets Monday, the Is, of December
Tho Presidents Message will possess more than
ordinary interest. The Cuban war and our rcla.
'i'sn' with Spain will be fully set forth, the re.
ro!e,lon on tho Rio Grande. the Nicaragua, and
Tohrantepec. and other difficulties with Mexico
viii Ell up an interesting chapter The late
treaties with the Indians and the affairs o., Oregon
California, Utah, and New Mexico; Austria
Russia, Turkey, Hungary, and Kossuth Portugal
Ftance, Brazil, Liberia and China our own inter.
nal affairs, and our relations with nil tho world
and tho rest Of mankind" will severally receive a
due share Of his Excellencys attention. We shall
endeayor to secure the message by telegraph,
and lay i before our readsrsas soon as possible,
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TIE Rock ISLAND RuRoAD-The work upo,
this road is rapidly progressing. Mr.. Madison
ct Joliet, (who may justly be called the father o
this great mcasure,j We understand, has alrcad,
completed most cfthc grading upon his contrac,
which embraces about thirty miles and we no
ticc in the Joliet Signal that two hundred ton.
Of iron has been received 10y the canal" at that
place, for his part of the road The contract.
have also been let as far west as this place. md
MS soon as the company can determine upon the
location Of the depot here, the balance of IL,
road, westward to Peru, will be put under con
tract 1t is the design Of the company, we be
lievc, to nave the cars running, between Peru and
the Indiana lne, by the time the canal closes mex,
fall, this will give us an outlet, from that time
forward, for all our pork, beef corn, wheat, DC.
and'our farmers will receive just so much more
for their produce, as It now costs to store i, hero
during the winter Not ,riAng sum by any
means
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On. c. HARD would inform his friends and pat
Tons in Ottawa and vicinity tina, in consequence OF
III health, h' ia Obliged fora time 10 reiusuish the
Practice OF Medicine, and that Dr. f.. \. ILL, will
supply Misplace during hisahscuce.
pr. Hard would take Ihs opportunity of inform
Ing his friends thai, be- places imphc., confidence in
DR.. I'LL rs a medical practitioner
Residence ana Office at Dr. Ila!ds.
O.nMa. Nnycmhcr 2!-4w.
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TINS h0Ur CouEsc.- The La Sale Standard
and the Joliet Signal strongly favor the project
o! appromiatins the 100000 SEMINARY Fund
(which is now doing no good to any oue) as re
commended by the Granville convention. to the
establishment Of an Industrial University. We
hope all the papers IN the state will bes,ow
enough attention upon our industrial interests to
enable them, at least, to express an opinion upon
this important subject;
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NV AND DANGrrors COMMUNICATION
ties on the State Bank Of Ohio, have made their
appearance in s.. Louis, which, from their cener.
al character, are well calculated to deceive. They
are fac SMILES Of the genuine plate, coarsely en-
graycd the filling upand signatures well execut
ell, Those that have been detected were On tic
Exchange Branch, Columbus, and Farmers
Branch, Mansfield. Those who are not good
judges of engraving, are advised to refuse all
SECS of State Bank Of Ohio.
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Ten miles north # Fort Wayne, Ind. }
Sepemher 10. ls1O- /

Ten miles uur.h # Fort Wayne, Ind.
september TO- 1880.
hr. W. B Sloan-pear Sir: had a horse
'tNeted with the worst kind Of Vistula. ON which
l used many different kind, of remedies withou,
ANY benefit. Finally my friend Curtis. advised
me to Try Your Nutmcnt-saia he had cured hi,
horse S'M =. Iullamcd a box aud wasa,t,f.l-h.
ed TO mad }! had cured the F,tua in less tl,an ten
days, since " hIch / have recommended ,o,r ,,I
liable Ointment 20 INV friends and neIyhbor. anal
We get 1t 40 Font Nayns of your Agent. II Is
Heed Yours IN haste
L, L. CRlTTENDEN.
See N.oan's Advertisement il another column
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Markets.
Ottawa. Nov 90. ISL
Oct. 20 80 !

Ottawa, Nov %, 1851.
Receipts of all kinds of produce, for the past
week have been light; owing to bad weather.
Wheat i a little more active. Sales Of prime
winter have been made at jOlj5. Spring Sass.
Corn firm at zoe
Oats lialj.
Pork is declining all over the state, and buyers
are cautious in making contracts Severalheavy
contracts have been made for best quality of
hogs at ;325a375.
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4 DONATION VISIT

To the Rev. CHARLES Thompson will he made at
the house of Mr. Fry, in Ottawa, on the evening
Of Wednesday, the Sd day Of December next. To-
which the Citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity nie
most respectfully invited. BY order OF the
committee arrangements,
Ottawa, NOV. u, lSJl.
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CHICAGO Sov. 26.
Receipts for past 81 hours are ISL bash wheat
1870 do corn, 675 do oats.
Nheai-saIcs 40 bush spring from teams at
SVao2c' few lots do for milling, ranging from
3j to i0c.
Corn-car from teams at 22a23c . 20 lbs.
Oats--sales GO bush from teams at l6c "a 30
lbs.
Grocerics-sales 20 bbls clarified sugar at y.
a7lc; ) hhds Cuba sugar at 5llGc: IS bbls mo.
la'se- a! Csc; 90 bags Rio coffee at 9!alOe
Sa.t--sales so bbs at 81 d. Dgl,,oeray
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HE committee appointed by the board Of 50.
psrEiSors, OF Ia sale county 10 confer with Dan.
al Blake, OF the town Of Serena. in relation fla
building bridge across the Bi. lullan Creek
WOa.d respectfully Iepor. as follows. that they
Lave examined tie premises, and have iy other
means gained what information time and cirsu,n.
stances would permit, the committee are ofopi1.
Ion tia! the contemplated finish Of said bridge
was an emuankmcut at the end Of the second
span, on the south side Of the creek. Had said
emo1ndmcnt been made, said bridge would have
been completed as contemplated by the order Of
the court that The ,ish water having taken OF
the SAID second span before tie elA bau,urnt was
made, the committee are Of opinion. that the said
Blake was under Up obligation to rebuild the said
spau; and 40 means orH'Juilling said span beip.,
devised, that he was justifable in crcctn. the en-.
b4nAment at the end Of the first span Tie com.
aittee have therefore discharged the said Blake
from any further liability under the order Of the
court
The committee feeling the great Importance
OF having said bridge made ready for immediate
use, and under present circumstances that each
town Is expected to repair roads aud bridges
within their own limits, would respectfully call
the attention oithe commissioners ofhirhways Of
the town Of DAYTON % the above bridge. and so.
lett what aid they can consistently apply upon
an object SO desirable for the benefit Of the ira
Yelling community generally
WN. CutlEy,
LEvl WRlDHE, Com.
Oct % 1871. L. H. HAIL,
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1882,
STEPHEN A. Do q l. A 5,
s.ajssitO The Decision Of the National Dea,ocra.-
ic Conpeafi0a.
Supervisors.

The board met at twoo'clock yesterday pur'
suan, to call The afternoons session, and last
evening were chiefly taken up in examining and
approving the Collectors bond, School Commits
siene. bond, and the report OF te committee APP
pointed to settle with the late Collector. 1t IS
Understood soma action is to be taken to day on
the subject of buiIdirga new Jail, and in refer
snee TO the finances The board will probably
rep,sin in session n.ost Of to-day.
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Plank Rond Notice.

PTNllE stockholders ofihe Ottawa Northern Plank
J. Road Co are hereby notified that an assess
ment OF ten dollars per share, on each share Of the
capital stock has been ordered by the dircc tors pay
able on the third day of January next. at the office
piihe company. ,nsol WI NJ. True, secretary.
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The Hon VIVA A. Richardson, member Of Con.
gross from the Quincy district, has been susves
ted by the Washington Union as candidate for
Speaker of the House Of Representatives, They
could not make better selection,
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Mrs N, c. GoRTON will be happy to see the
Young ladies and gentlemen Of her Seminary at
the Hall OF Seicnce' Monday A NJ, December
Isl when she Will commence with them the du.
LLca VI her .h-Ll lmILar. In Oltawa.
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DE- CnuRcniLL, who, several weeks since had
his leg badly broken, we are happy to cav i,
gradually recovering; and -anguinc hope. Of the
perfect restoration Of his limb arc entertained
by his physicians.
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SPECIAL Notices.

NOtice.-The second term Of Mss N J
HARps school Will commeace On Monday the is,
Of December, IN the basement of the Mechanic.
HAN Ottawa, Nov 20 1851.
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TENNESSEE SKSAroR-Gov. Jones was elected
on the first ballot by the Tennessee legislature,
u 5 Senator from that state, for six years, from
the ith of March nsAt.
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The Ohio Legislature, according TO tho Cnci.
matt Enquirer oi the 22nd inst. will be A. follows
Sena,e-democrats, IS wings, y; abolitioni.,..
i.-House--demoeraS, 6s, Wigs, 20. abolition
isls g
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MARRlED-At the Mlesion House. in Ora
wa, on the 2jth inst, by the Rev N. X. White.
..ey, Mr.. ArsrN Clock to Miss LYDIA J. SmpLrY
both of Morris.
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Masonic.

THERE Will be a meeting
L Of Occidental Lodge, No
~, at the Lodge Room. ON
Nlond1y evening next. l'uu-
silent brethren in good stand
ing with the order are invited
lO1tleud.
fiiILO nINDLEY, Sec.
Ottawa, ISL,
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NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned will give his undivided at
u tention to the prosecution of Claims of eve
r description before Congress, and the Executive
Departments OF Government
lie will be IN Washington, during the session of
Congress, and at his residence in Alton, Illinois.
during the recess, aud communlca tons addressed
TO HIM nj either pace will receive prompt attention,
a. IN ms absence he will leave trusly and competent
persons to attend to business sent him His service
OF siS years IN Congress, and the great experience
he has had IN the prosecution ofclams forpensons,
bounty land warrants extra and back pay, as well
rs pay iorhorses and other property lost in the Mex
lean and Indian wars, will, he trusts, enable him to
give satisfaction to those intu-,irg business to his
care lie Will give particular attention tn Rcrolu-
h0nd'y Tension ClditRs, and To procuring Boun-
~ Land Warrants, and TO locating aud dsposing of
the ZANE, for those entitled to bounty land, under
the act OF 18th September, 1850; also 10 suspended
claims az my ofthe Departments
icwoud respectfully reicrto the members of the
presentnnd the three preceding Congresses nnd to
the heads OF Departments, ii the late and present
Administrations. RoBERT SMITH
Alton November 90 1851
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SPECIAL ElrcroY-A; the special election
held IN this town last Saturday, y. \. Fisher was
elected Justice Of the Peace, w,hou. opposition.
in the place Of Jas Stout. resigned
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Take Notice.

THE undersigned, collector tor the town Of OF.
tnwa, will commence collecting the taxes in said
town on the sth day ofDeccmher, inst. Tax pay
ers are requested TO be prepared as to save cost
and time. Nov 30 C.. llAuguTEtJNg
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The War on the RIO Grandc.

We have not ioT seyera. weeks bestowed much
attention on tie revolutionary movement ON ,be
g5., t,-or,Js ,,- ,l.,. 80. IL. -"
.,..,,'s..''. ''''' ",''''''s ''"" o'
'' ''' ''''. % "eI''''' character Inc
'e'o--"'"'''S """s' Col CaraTaJ"!, some 500
strong with one piece oiorlnauce laid siege about
the l,t inst. IT, Ml,auoras. which WIS defsnl,,l
by Con Ay.le. with O. .,,,. AMI s,,,,, "a, .-,.'
-, 7''''' ''' '''''' 'V' men
"'''' success 'He oes'eseFs nave met with thus
Tar IS sufficiently Indicated IN tue !yl.own; Les.
patch:
Wv O-,,,-, >.r,..,l..,,,
~ tbe arrival AZ the nj ....r,.l5,. -
to-day we have l,+r ami .,c;,;n. I''' =
sent II VAR nm Nm, Ria CT, ''o'-' '1e
Col Car,vsi,l ofrsr yr1;,;r', .;,.t..,,..-..
Gr ssyeral Igys I,J -. i,. 80
rails, the ,je,s Of NI.,,,r-rs. orJ A.. ~" "
citv-bi. DaIty sniff rr, ,,rsst '''I
the NIezit,n iro1r. '''' ''''''' u
The renaipin., frces NJ C-.r,,.-;., III.
their retreat b5. a, Row, vt,.., i'',-o .0u
nos, MANI returned All -, 80 ~ ''oA
f. was HI. irtas,.or a.. ."o, ~. NJ ,-,
lectad sufficient f,rce f., r.r. '.,.' lo.
the CITY :! NJ"
Tn, P;o pyoro in an ,,,., ;s.,,oI J.. ,,-..-
per, gives ,,ll later accounts, and saws that Car.
ayoisl was daily r.,siyip,, H., ..;-r-,.,- -.
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Improved Farm for snle.

The undersigned offers for sale his inrm OF 100
acres, oil under good fence. The land is prime
and rolling, and has constant supply OF living
water running through its center. There il a
small house on said farm, and is situate about FIVE
miles from Ottawa, and 10 miles from La Sale,
He offers also for sale few yoke OF good work
cattle, some steers and mich cows.
November 20. Thomas CARTON.
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The Nod H~traoriiH1ry Discovery IN He World
!, tie Grsai Araiiaa R@sdy Jor .lan and
T.tI
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Rheumtic Compounds blood Purifier,


This la the great remedy otrhe Sge and proves 10
be one OF the greatest discoveries ever made by
man. Ia. ui more value 10 afflicted and suffering
h1sanlty tHau all the Gold NJ California! Tins
remedy has only been prominent before the public
about thrr" years, during which time probably more
c1Ses OF rheumatism have been cured by its use
than by all others put together, or any course Of
ueame.t prescribed by the most eminent physi-
clans OF the age.
Not only recent irUis h6fmmfiory cases. but
old chronic cases OF ten, tUeRty, hiriW, and even
forty years Standing, where they had been confined
to their beds ar h0jbled about on clutches Ten and
GftecHgscrs, the flesh had shruRk from their bones.
and they have been cured. Ample testimony of
these facts is published in pamphlet form, This
testimony is Of The highest character, entitled TO the
confidence uf all men
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retnil by
the original dscoycrcr aOd proprietor nj the Mcdi-
cnl Depot, 1876 North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, St, Louis, Mo.
Price, s. per bottle, three bottles Tor $l2, with
liberal discount hv the dozen.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to-
Address or upon D. MORTlMORE,
Medical Depot, 1875 Rorth Third 81. 81. Luis.
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NlINcuou-Last Monday, German lady,
about sixty years Of age direct from Germany,
au'el Mt he canal landing on Ia Sale street.
10 this phase. on the packet Her hcll,h was fec.
Ole. and, As she desired to stop here She was as.
sisted n getting or the boat and conducted to
Ns yc,s hotel On entering the sitting room She
suddenly anI quite Unexpectedly found her
se,t Ease TO Ease with her only daughter, whom she
had not scca for number Of yrars. and TO see
whom She had made the journey to- this country.
Zach recognized the other, and with ex,,a,ic iav
folded ea,a,,Lor IN their arms Themo,lcrgaye
u,iorrau>c 10 q few expressions Of loyeand agec.
ton Tor her child, and then swooucl away. She
was placed upon a bed and all possible means
were used to restore her TO consciousness but all
IA vain The spiriJhad Departed was dead
Next day her remains were conveyed to the &C.
metery, below town, accompanied 10y number
OF her couu'rymen, and dlcyuuy Inferred We
have not been able to ascertain her name.
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OTTAWA NORTHERN PlANh RoAp-TLis road is
now nearly finished to the north side Of Buck
CgeeA, aud he work is sill crossing As rapid
" as the plank can be obtaiurd Tie grading is
done clean tar'egh to Harding, aul at no place
Is h'aSicT than one foot to twenty one. "A the
streams AMI sloughs are bridsed so that the Ear.
merS 'csiding along its route will have an excel
lent Rad upon which to come to market. NO mat,
ten what the state Of the whether may be.
We hope the settlers upon the Chicago road.
between the Illinois and Fox siyers. will 90 to
as5,1,.ns The suffice, Of plank road apon that
route, \ pllnd roak th,re woali pay we'll
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DlED-At Nevada City, California, ON the 4,h
OF October last JAMES N. HOOK, formerly rcsii.
Gu: of this place
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Peorla Convention.

Just PFtnfed--A ream Of blank Tax
Receipts aai fur sale at this Office.
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Coughs, Colds,

Consumption. Lirer Complaint, istima. Soreness
nth, Chest Splitting Of BiOod. Pam or Misery
IN The Side, Dl0icgh on PyotuSs Erpectoration,
NipI Sircgfs Gc
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For the Free Trader.

-Nf'"S. Having been solicited by rer,
soh' Concerned, and hoping that it may be a, least
sr~uht"uoh to those Interested and iulsnuch
rs 'He decision OF the committee i final, they
nave consented to publish their report before
submitting 1t to the board hoping that i, may
call the attention o! the proper ncr,ou, ia Mn, Inn.
PoTtaucc Of doing what eau be done. before tLe
season for doing such wot, shall have passed.
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Dir. ILiRKE'S CELEBRATED
COMPOUND SrRUr OF
Wild Cherry and Tar.

This is the great remedy Of the day for these and
kindred complaints discovered and used in practice
by an eminent physician. Since It's introduction
into ST. Louis, thousands Of bottles have been used
by the afflicted with eminent success The ingrc-
posed, are admirably adapted TO diseases OF the
lungs, and nIl bronchial affections.
STOP THATCOuGH!
Strengthens and heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will do it mmcdi-
ately. II Is very pleasant and agreeable to take
For sale at the Medical Depot, 1876 North Third
street. Sr. Louis, Mo. Price 81 per bottle.
ID. MORTlMORE, Proprietor.
Forsale by l.. Y. GRrGGs, I Agents.
J. G.. NATTINGER, ! Ottawa.
All the above for sale also by l. A Babcock and
Mcssrs Brown q Co., La Sale; 81. Smith, Peru,
and Dr. Patterson, Peoria.
November 90 1851