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SUPREME CorRr ApJouRSrp.--The Supreme
Court adjourned last Monday after clearing up
the in,ire docket We continue our report oI
decisions again this week, aud shall give the re.
mandcr next week.
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II WM II. W. CusnAAS. Of Ottawa, will con
sent TO be candidate for Congress in the Third
District, he will receive the votes of
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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AETEyr. TO DLrEE-3ArE COMA very i-rm.l-
able attempti. beng made ia Europe, through
,he Ro:Lscllis aud Others, aided by the LoHIeu
inns to reiuce the STANDARD value Of gaI They
Lave become alarmed q, ,be great int 4 Of ;h',
precious meta! fr-ra Cal.farn, and Aa-tralla aud
fearing that these sources v. 30 supply tie world
as to render /; diftcul, flg tlem to make loans
upon a. high rates Is they have heretofore
charged. they SEEK remedy in cutting down the
value Of gold
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We would call attention TO an advertisement
headed Great Sale Of Timber Land, which Will
be found in another column The land has never
been trespassed upon and contains some Of the
best timber in the county.
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H. G.. Farrelrs Arabian Imminent.

This celebrated medicine, skllluIy composed ns
It is, OF the most healing baisams and penetrating
OILS, eau never fail to cure aImos, every affection
that could be aeyiated by an external remedy -
Is superiority over all other Liniments is proven
by the miraculous cures performs, and by the
great and constantly increasing demand There
has been sold within the past year more than g.
600 coo Of bottles and there can be but few persons
found who do no, brstow upon It the highes, praise
for the rare virtues it possesses. Nothing, per
hips, since the creation Of the world has been so
successful san external remedy for oil nervous
diseases, a. this wonderful curative When ap.
Piled II insantaneousy dlfiises itself through the
whole system, soothing the rrita,ed nerves. alIay-
Iua the most intense pains, and creating the most
delightful srrsauUn Read the following Tcmarka.
bic cure which can be attesied 10 by hundreds who
were fully acquainted with the whole circumslan.
ces.
Chronic Enlargement Of The T5rsH,
NV daughter when months old was taken with
n swelling Oft toEss, which grew larger and lar
ger, I'LL when years old she had great difficulty in
swallowing her food. Every night watch was
kept, fearing she would sutiocaie. The best doc
tors attended her but could give her no relief
took her TO the most eminent doctors in the Last
they said there was nelp ior her but to outgrow
1t. With sad heart returned home with her
when she became so much worse that the doctors
had TO be called in again they decided that the
tonsils must he cut of, as the only means OF giving
relief. NV wife would not consent to this, and she
determined to ny your Lnmcnt, which gave relie
the very first application, aud by a continued use
she sntIely recovered. She is now 10 years old
aud hcshy and healthy as could be desired. Youl
Liuimcut isalso the best in use lof SprdiRs, BtUis
cS, CHis, BIrns, Headdche, &c and II wil re-
move the most severe pains in few minutes. j
also cured Cnk,d Udicr IN INV cow IN irw days
Pr, N,r,h ~ lAty GEO FORD
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are anthofiRrdto announce NORMAN SNrru
'' " candidate ior The office OF sheriff of La Sale
county subject To The decision OF tn, Democratic
''""Y Convention, should one be- held
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Ottawa August I, 1881.
But little produce coming in, and scarcely any
demand ior wheat. One load was sold yesterday
at SOC
Corn in demand at 400
oats lSa20c.
Potatoes 7hc.
Bu,ter and c1gs remain the came as last week
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We are authorized to announce DANIEL =.
uir' as ae'nd'da'e for the office Of sheriff of
In Sale county subject to the decision If III.
Democratic Co. Convention ''N
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CRlcaso AND N.s-Is,!FP. RNLEoAp Measure.
have BEEN taken. a, Springfield ior the immediate
survey Of that par; ii :L.s ra-l extending from
Bloomington to Chicago Tia, portion Of tie
road between Springfield to Bloom'on, is ready
for letting the contracts and there Is 10 l5-5.
tia, the whole line VIII be under oon@ae: BY
next Spring. b. thi. road Chclso viii secure "a
Railroad route through tie State to Alton and
= Louis twill le one q tie eztIayiag roads
10 Illness.
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LnnL ouL fnr clnnterf.itsl

'rh puhlc are cnunned against another coun
lrrrll winch has lately lelts appearance, en- He'd
W & far,li's Ainhan Idnlmrni,'hr mos; dan
rrruus ct nll the cnuuterells, herause hi. having he
name NJ Farrell, will buy II IN good faith. without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, aud they
will perhpps only discover their error when the
suariCtls mixture hns wrought iis evil Ell cts
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GoLD-Goij in considerable abundance has
been discovered on Grand River Michigan II
IS found in spanglss in a loose '!nAble quartz rea-
ijiy yielding under the hammer. Pure virgin
copper is also found in considerable abundance az
that TicLnitv
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Special \ otires.

We are authorized % aunouuc, EpwAEp KtrK-
N'N As candidate for the office of Sheriff at the
next election atjeet to the decision Of the dem
"'e 0ouhly CONVENTION NAM DlMocrats.
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many years OF tr'al, instead OF impairIur the
public confidence in this Medicine, has won for i,
an appreciation and notonety by tar exceeding the
most sanguine expectations Of iis friends Noth-
ing hu' It's intrinsic virtues anl the unmstaknbe
benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers. could
originate and maintain the reputation 1t enloys-
Will" maty intruorremcdies ,hrls, upon the com.
mm'ly, have failed and been discarded. ,hi. ha,
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures TOO numerous and too remarkable to lie for
gotten.
Wul,e IT'S fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will iuia,Abiy curc-stll there ia
abundant proof that the Cherry Peetoral does not
on.yasa general thing, bo, aImo-, invariably cures
the maladrs for which j., IL employed.
As tine makes these facts wider and better
known this medicine has gradually become the
best reliance OF The afflicted from the log cabin OF
the American peasant, 10 the palace. of European
Rings. Throughout ,hi, cuure country, in every
state, cry. and indeed almost every hamlet It con.
tdns, Cherry PestOral Is known as the best rene.
dy cNlant Tor diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
and IN many foreign countries IL Is coming TO be ~
irnsyey used be their most intelligent physicians.
In Great Britain, France and Germany, where the
medica. sciences have reached their highest per.
lection, Cherry PectOral Is introduced aud IN con-
stan, US, inthr armies hospitals. aims houses, pub.
licwsu'Guons, aud ~ domestic practice, ms the SUI
rest remedy their attending physicians can employ
tor the moe dangerous affections Of the Lungs
Also IN mlrr cases and tofchildrru ius safe plea
SAINT, and eatctaa, to cure. In fact, some OF the
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prMocGAnc Gus..--1hc democracy of New
York have determined to celebrate the Battle Of
Lundy's Lane by firing loo guns for Gen Brown,
commander in chief at that battle Of the Amcli
lean forces; 100 guns for Gen. Jesup, aud loo
for Col. Miller.
All these onicersarc entitled to inst as much
credit for the victory gained a, Lundys Lane, as
Scott, who was mere subal,crn at that battle
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4 FINE lot Of s,prror white fish and ,ro',, Just
IL received AIso'pickled mp daed herring.
Aug \ FoSTERs.
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TREAsuEY PLuNpER-Since the commencement
Of the present wing administration, the L. S.
Treasury has been defraudei out Of over 81 900.
900, through defalea:ions, and other corruption,
of wing oificeholders.
Among the principal Galphins, We place Dr..
Gardner, who has committed fraud on the Trca.
sury Of over 100000. and Thos Corvin, the
Secretary Of the Treasury, got 100000 for get.
ting Gardeners claim through.-Corwin still re.
;ains place, and is the pet Of the wings, the
same Corwin who hoped our soldier in Mexico
would find hosptable graves G. " Crawf.rd,
while Secretary Of the Navy, received 500 600
10 secure the passage Of the Galphn claim.
which had been rejected by the democratic admin.
istraton. Thomas Ewing. willis, Secretary OF
the Interior, received $50 900 on the Chicka.aw
claims to pass them. lie too is still lavorte Of
the Wigs.
He must be an honest public servant, vbc
would take such fees for simply doing his duty
for which he is paid a salary by the government
No wonder the expenses OF ourgoyernment have
been from ten to twelve millions more under ,hi.
wing administration, than under yr Polks--al
though he had to provide for the Mexican War.
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Nollee- Corpotat.on OL4er CaeelItL

Notice Corporation Order Cancelled
A. meeting of the Board ot Trustrcs Of the
Town Of Ottawa held Ju'y 27,h, lsj!, the following
order was passed aud directed TO be published:
Ordered. That iuasmuch n order No. u lssucI
29rh July. 1915. IN favor G. Burr, for 81 II has
tailed To reach him, and that the amounts SO dnc.hlTh
then has been now quIdatcd, said Order be hereby
Cancelled and the Treasurer OF the Board direct
ed 10 refuse payment Of the same BY order OF
the Board. r, X, COURTNEY, Clerk
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Judgement affirmed Oprrr by IrrJ. q. j.
D.,kcy auL Mcclure Gr appal.au.. Coos for APE
p,Rre
Where count in declaration in assna,p,jt
avcrrgd that the plaintiff Ind sustained damage
to the amount of $1,000 aud concluded "t1 tse
damage Of .he sand plaintiff 81 rr,Lshu.lrsl. and
therefore De brings Li, suit"
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PURSUANT 10 an order OF the county court OF
/ L1nlIr county, notice Is hereby gwen, lhai all
persons having claim. Hgain,i the estate Of Cyrus
Parsou. late ol la sale county, deceased, are re-
quirrd iopToCuce the same IN writing, and tle them
IN said court on the u Monday IN September next,
whruund where said claimants are requr,ied'to at
tend Tor the purpose OF having their claims adjusted
in pursuance OF law ID. Porter, admir-.
August :, lSj!-il--Cw -
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Terrible Disaster ON the Hudson .

\ mos, terrible disaster occurred on the :5,i
ult, upon the Uaj.'n riyer shor, distance 4
boyc Yyuk,rs, which caused the death Of l,ou
forty to fifty per'ous,
The steamers Harv Clay and .i1rrtil bound
iom Albany go New York 40. torac.a,. during
vl,h tac intense l-at,f thg t..ua,c, Sc, frs 0,
tie former ,uI ia "a l,w inmate, 81, Was barn.
60 ,le waters edge.
Iae uaHb,y Of passengers 90 hoa'd q tae
Henry Clay Is rag..a>', stated be ,uac,, c,,,.
mate is SEQ Ms: si yhose ,la, wero .os, were
ladies
The scene Is described by ,he New No,k pa.
rer, a, having bcsu rray appalling, The ,areIs
ot women ana Children, a. they saw the auia,
jsa;h Which awaited yJgm, Iy.b.us upon them
with resjs;loss ,ury. VS. mys, hear,-ycuJju-
S,oges llap,J iu,o 10, water and ia one living
mgss. struggled g.. %, ,l.sc. MANY drowning
others ty ;ry,n, to save thsnl,e.yes-y,hc,s f,G
among the buuins timber, Cd. ,le boa. and were
consumed
The Whole liam, IS attached 10 The v.iscrs &C
the boa, i.r lie disaster. Many oi ,Le p,,seo
ger, demonstrated with them again,, racing. but
to no cIec; Ther, j, ao punishment TOO severe
for s-cA coaJa-, on ,ae PAT; Of steam h.at Oh
GERS; and /, i, hoped ,Ley may resolve ,agi, iaN
deserts They base al bstu arrested ana bound
over, under heavy bonds. ir TRIAL
SsNroE Cu,sr. ,s Uulo-Wo have seen il
several ,g,es stated I'm tie. rangYS 'hatth:>
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Practical md An7'yuca Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Ottawa ~ William " CaysIy, G H.
Thompson ~ Chicago, ~ J II. Reed y Co, and
by The druggists generally Aug 1-jn.
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A SPLENDID lot Of pared dried peaches just re-
n ceyed hy aug 1T A. fo,TEs.
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ID. ID lrns PaagnI. d-..1,,a

nn KEGS Of Eastern Nails Of superior
w QualIy,at aug 1T. a FosrERs.
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s.. ..a, p,.--p , o,a,r. -. are co" ''
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

VIZ AND II. HAGAR would respectfully coli
w the attention Of editors and printers IN he
United States to their establishment. md solicit a
continuance Of their patronage. Possessing. with
great experience in the business ample facilities.
they HOARD l.otbing in saying that all crd'rs wiz,
which they may be entrusted will be filled with
promptness and correctness; and that the reputa
ton hitherto possessed by the foundry in this re-
spect, will be fully sustained.
Additions will constantly be made to the already
large and varied assortment Of Job and Fancy
Type, Borders Rules, &c, now TO be found in their
Specimen Book-specimenso OF which will from time
TO time be issued. Arrangements have been ma1e
by which the services of an eminent Punch Gutter
have been stcured, and Book and Newspaper Type,
of an entirely and beautiful cut, are now be
ing executed by him, far surprising any thing yet
produced for the purposes Of machine or hand
printing.
They keep constantly on hand every article re-
quired in printing office, such Presses, Chases.
Cases, .Galleys, Stands, Furniture, &C.; all OF
which will be furnished at manufacturers prizes
Old type received in exchange at nine cents per
pound.
Specimen Books will be furnished gratis upon
application by printers.
Editors and publishers wishing estimates will be
furnished with the in detsf, by in!u' ming VA
Of the nature of the work desired to be exec u'r
Aug lO-3m w. s. H. HALAR
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TEA CULrURE.-Dr Junius Smith, Of Greenvile
South Carolina, whose devotion to tho purpose Of
proving the possibility Of profitable culture Of the
tea plant in this country is well known, in letter
to the New York Journal Of Commerce gives some
account of the progress he has made during the
present scnson, which, he says, has been very ia.
vorable. Two years ago he received few green
tea plants from Shanghai, which for the richness
of their tint admired by every visitor. Expe.
perience has shown him, he says, that the growth
Of the plant should not be impcded for moment
by the plucking Of leaf. He began to plant on
the 18th Of May and continued throughout June.
He does not intend to hold nuts over ths season, as
usual, and expects that by putting them in tho
ground AT once the termination will be correspond
ingly increased. He found that by heading down
his Oldest plants moderately in spring they had
more sprouts and were more vigorous. The bios
SONS he expects TO appear in September, and it
will then be twelve months before the nuts then Get
will ripen in autumn. The plants are two feet in
height, and may be permitted TO reach five or sx
feet The plant reserved for seed should not be
stripped Of il. foliage, and those intended for using
the leaf for tea should be kept separate from those
intended to grow nuts.
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE SIGNALs"
/ WING Campaign Paper 90 be Published
at the City Of Washington.

ut the city OF Washington.
The undersigned 10 now publishing Wing
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FIELD SCOTT az President, and WILLIAM A.
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organization of the Wing party, as well as to diff:
fuse its principles and arouse its spirit and enthu.
siasm.
II will also furnish convenient compendium OF
all the facts and documents bearing upon the case
made by the respective parties and and
preserve in form for future reference complete
history of the canvass. A full index will be given
in the last number, which will add materially to
the permanent interest and value of the work.
The great popularity md success which attended
The Battery, published by the undersigned during
the last Presidential induces him to retain
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MARRIED.,

In Boston, on the 10th instant, Captain GEORGE
F. LINDSAY. Of the United States Marine Corps,
to Miss MARGARET FRASER, daughter of JOHN
FRAsER. esq., Of Newfeld House. near Glasgow,
Scotland.
AT Baltimore, Tuesday, August 10, Rev. JOHN
third daughter of the late WIN. SEnRELL, esq
At Baltimore, 10th instant, ELDRIDGE LEW.
TON, U. s. NJ, to Miss MATILDA F. DURHAM,
Of Baltimore.
In Worcester, Mr.. SENECA THOMAS and Miss
CLARISSA A. DARLING. Mr.. +. ia scventy-
eight years old, and a soldier in the battle Of
Lundy's Lane, Chippewa, and several engage.
ments with the Indians. He has taken a blooming
bride Of thirty to comfort him in his old age.
[Worcester Transcript.
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A PUFF WRITER.
The N nnhnttan Souvenir.

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STOVE wAREHoUsE T.,

BARTLETT BENT, jr. NJ. 2sS Water street.
ID New York, draler in Stoves OF every variety.
and most fashion able patterns; ships Cabooscs L.
latest styles aud superior make. GAS OVENS.
OF various sizes, a newly invented article con,
binipg the advantages of the o!d.lashoaed brct'
ovens, together with ftciits Tor boiling sItn,iar
to the Range, but more compact and ii: J. 80 tn
half the cost of the latter. FARMERS BOILER,
or Laundry Kettle, new article, for agricultural
or laundry purposes size varying m caac!'y tfo",
heating from to 81 irons ut once. Iron Castings
generally. &c.. &C. Descriptive catalogue for .
warded, on application. to my address
Inl 2-3m
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THE REPUBLIC.
BYrELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Franklin.

New YoaK, August l6.-The franklin has ar
rived, with one hundred and twenty passengers
and a cargo valued at two millions.
The grain crops Of France and Belgium are vrry
short.
Mr.. Webster's letter regarding the fisheries cre-
ated no sensation at London.
II is reported that the French feet arc about to
lombard Tripoli.
The steamer Orinoco arrived at Southampton
from the Pacific with over three u!ions Of specie.
Cotton at Liverpool steady, but not GO active. Sales
had advanced sixpence. Wheat had slightly i'm.
proved; corn steady; provisions firm. Consols 1907
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF BOSTON PtA-
n NOS, with or without the admirable n','an
accompaniment made by the old house "f lialieit.
Davis s. Co., may be found at their New fo'';
warerooms, 297 Broadway. Their sou hern AMI
western customers will be accommodated here.
Prices to all customers the same as in Boston. a
full supply OF second. hand Pianos. Pianos I" LEI .
Music at Wholesale and retail. Liberal d,sco"nt
to the trade GOULD & BERRY,
297 Broadway, New Yurk.
no. Nlessrs. Gould & Berry are extensive put.
hshers and dealers, wholesale and retail, in Shft<
Music and Musical Publications. Dealers in PA :
nos or Music supplied on liberal terms
Iuiv
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A passenger In one of the New York omnibuses
q day or two since, in order 10 have no delay in
settling his fare put the sixpence for that purpose
into his mouth The coin unfortunately slipped
into his windpipc, where it lodged, causing iIne.
date loss of voice and danger Of suffocati0n. At
ter much suffering on the part OF the patient, it
wns extracted by cutting into the windpipe.
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SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,
CEDEO BY THE WYANDOrTS IN 1s42.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the
~ aut Lority vested in this office. by the acts OF
Sd March, 1913, and 18th July, 1852. the unaod
portion Of the improved lands at UPPER SAN.
DUSKY, OHIO, coded by the Wyandotts on the
18th of March, 1912, will again be offered at pub
lie sale. at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, on Monday,
the 9th day Of September next.
BY the provisions Of the net Of i2th July, 1852,
the above lands will be offered, subject to the mini
mum price of not less than two dollars and fifty
cents per acre. without regard to the valuation of
the improvements.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing:
ton, this twenty eighth day of July, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and titty-two.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
I,lv 90
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BoNAPARrs IN THE AMkRicAN ARmy.--A pro-
motion Of forty three cadets Of the Military Acad
envy OF West Point has just taken place in the
United States army. We remark among the mum.
Der the pane Of the cadet Jerome Napoleon Bona.
parie, who was No. ii In his class Mt tho time Of
giment Of mounted rif1emen. He il the grandeur
Of Jerome Bonaparte, brother of the Emperor Ma
poleon, ex King OF westphslia, and now President
Ut the French Senate. His grandmother, Madame
Patterson, irst wife OF Prince Jerome resides in
BALTIMORE Baltimore Sun