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Noficp IN the Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity will he gratihei "a
learn that Mcssrs A. C. 4 A. 5. PUTNAM, Druggists
have been appointed Agents for the sale OF Dr. EASTER
~ Popular Family Medicines Ills medicines are bet
prepared, prompt and cfcctual In subdang the
diseases incident this climate than others in general
They meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
city in the West, aud give general satisfaction IL
those that them For further Information in regard
to these remedies, the sick aud afflicted are invited to
careful pcrsal of Dr. E,srERYs advertisements, which
can be seen in our columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
With tlrm, would DO well to cali upon DR. Erstery in 81
Louis aud obtain stock Of his popular articles or from
his agent. in Ottawa August 1.
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A GALr.-Monday witnessed one Of the
HARDEST blows we have seen in the west,
amounting TO hurricane. The wind was
from the southwest, the weather clear and
not cold. Anumbcr Of chimney tops suffer
cd, and the strength Of some balloon frames
were put to severe test. The top works
OF the Fox River Bridge were moved some
two feet out of place, but we believe no ser.
ious damage was suffered by that useful
structure. The bridge has been Strengthened
and we notice is receiving new plank floor,
On the lakes, we observe by the Chica 20
papers, the gale was very severe, doing much
damage to shipping.
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DrNocRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. The
telegraph, in its usually laundering way,
announced week ago to the Chicago papers
whence we copied it, that the Washington
Union of Thursday of last week contained
the call for the next democratic national
convention, and that it would meet on the
Sth Of January. The call was simply for a
meeting Of the democratic national commit.
tee, at Washington on the sth of January.
The time and place of meeting Of the next
democratic national convention are fixed by
resolution of the last convention
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lO.SGAussi.sSA SALOON,

IN Fii"h'S Hjock, tOi'imhN ST., Ott1tra.
MN subs riders having fitted up in the most gaudy aud
i handsome style, un EATING SALOON AZ the above
sand are nov prepared serve the public 10 their line
iu manner hitherto unappruaChri m Ottawa. They
will constantly be- able to serve up supply their cuso
m,rs Tor home use, with
Oysters Ia the shell,
oy-ttr- iu ,uu-, Steaks. stCws, Fries,
HOLSTERS, Slrdny-, Game OF all kinds, Fruits, Sweet
Cider lot Colgc a.. Sc. Also Tobacco and Cigars OF
all kinds.
Meals prepared AZ all hours
lurh every day at 10. O'Clock.
III. highest price at all times paid for game
OCT u VI & WI fORMlIALS
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JrDGr DorcLAs.-The Chicago Times Of
Saturday, says:
Private letters received on Thursday, state
that Judge Douglas has been at Tcrrc llautc,
Indiana for several days, considerably inis.
posed. When he left this city he was labor.
ing under a severe affection of the throat and
and for several days before his departure, he
was under medical treatment. He cudeav-
orcd, however, to meet his appointments at
Nashville, Decatur, Charleston and Paris
but was Obliged to omit those of Danyille
and Crbana. The exer,on of speaking at
this season of the year, coupled with his pre-.
VouS soreness Of throat, has had the effect
OF prostratng him Letters dated Wcdnes
day morning, state that he was at the hoSpi.
taplc house of Mr. Reed, at Terrc llaute,
where he was receiving all the care and at.
t,ution that kind hearts and medical skill
could afford As soon as he is able to start,
he will return to Chicago We expect him
here daily.
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Su'iout Goats. Over Sacks aud Talmns,
NEW ENGLAND BtKEHV.

MT Hub,'th'f~ Nnul respectfully INFORM tl' 'UN'i7
Of Ottawa and 81 u'iy, that they have just opened
NV BhEtN in GLONEH Cooks MoODrS BCiLbi>G, uS
MADISON sTEtrr where they will make to order aud con
stanty keep on hand everything In the bikcr- line ,
consisting of CHlrEls, such Boston, Batter, soda,
Oyster Pic Nc, Sc CAgfs Of every description, such
~ Mold-Sr- and Sugar Cookies, Wellington Cake, Queen
do, Fancy do, Pound do, Sponge do, Spice do; Br
den Biscuit, Boston Cream cake Loaf Cake prop Cake
New YORK Drops, Ginger Nuts Ginger Bread, son Gin-
ger Bread, Boston B.O"H bread, aC. Also a! kinds OF
BREtu aud lIt5
Orders by I,trr otherwise Will be promptly after d.d
to Per leaving their ORDER, have any arg., IN
our line iey ID al! where Ia The Cly nee Of charge.
saptfr.i..gl SANFORD 4 FICkEIT.
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Mrs. GRECO, as an advertisement an
nounces, has removed her Millinery Estab'
lishmcnt from the corner OF Main and Co.
lumbus streets to the spacious rooms over
Mills store, in Sanger & Armour's Block
Her many friends and patrons will find her
better prepared to meet their wants than
ever
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REDWOOD s..

'I'IE sLhscrihers have un hand and keep 'Of sA'
j Glass Manufactured by the Redwood Glass 60.
The superior polish aud clcarnes. ct the Glass manu-
featured by the REDWOOD GLASS MANuFACTuR RING
Co Gate DfzESG Coz at Redwood New York viii give
II the preference to any other made In the United States
Owing u the superior quality Of the pure white Rock
sand On the ground Of .h!, Factory (b,ns the as
l. found IN France for making Looking Glass Plates tbs
glass is both whittier and stronger than any other made IN
nIis country.
Bliera Will readily the advantage o. purchasing
tbs Glass as has no trau-pmout from the Factory 10
Chicago, aud s consequently less broken than any Other
Gia-, sold boz This market.
The s.hErrh.r will also receive orders ior this Glass "a
BE- cut ~ 'he factory any size wanted from 6N' 10 NiJ
scplruhrr -. { EARL a son.
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Meets every Monday evening in Dr. Nc
Namara room.
Address at next meeting by DR.. McNama-
ra. Subjcct-"Bodily and mental health
Also an address by member. Subject
"Who are the enemies Of Phrenology?"
Free admission. Examinations as usual
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ATKIN's "Reminiscences in want Of a
good reapins and moving machine, now in.
dispensablc on well regulated farm, will
be Interested in the advertisement Of j. S.
Wright in to-days paper, who is the sole
manufactu er OF Atkins celebrated reaper
and mower in Illinois.
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Qtta(va frtt Traoer.
Literary Association.

The Association meets every Tuesday even
ing, at Fishers hail. at : o'clock.
At the request of certain members OF the
association, the question which has been
under discussion at the two preceding meet
ings Of the association will re resumed on
Tuesday evening next
ResolreI, That with the triumph OF the
Allied Armies in the present eastern war
the cause of liberty has much to gain.
The public are invited to attend.
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Miss AVERY requests us to inform the
ladies that she has just received from the
East her new winter styles of bonnets,
sloaks, trimmings, &c. Those who call first
will have their pick from the largest lot
The ladies will understand.
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No. ,, Uoss5c&S BIoch, Ottoca Illinois.
The articles offered Mt ibis well known Establishment
are manufactured under the immediate supervision of the
proprctors of the best material and workmanship and
can be- warranted 10 give satisfaction 20 buyers. The
bushes, done at tls Establishment enables the proprc.
tors offer Goods much less prices chan lis compctl.
tors while at the same time sell much better quality.
Boots, &c, made to order at tie shortest notice.
DruNugs taken Of the feet, and lasts kept expressly
Tor each customer,
Country customers houorably and literally dealt with
VI II. PRESCOTT a co.
y, B.-Rerarng done in the neaest manner and at
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides.
ShotIlHkvr, Tools. Also, Innings, Bindings and
Shoe Findings, shoe Thread, a.. OctT
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We are indebted to Mr.. l. THoRNE for a
copy of the complete abstract of the census
returns of La Sale county, as just taken
and prepared by him. We give such figures
as we can find room for below. The emu
meration, we regret to perceive, was taken
by congressional townships, and not by the
towns as they are constituted by our board
of supervisors, so that We are unable to
give the comparative increase of the towns
respectively in the last five years. 1t will
be seen, however, that our county has dou-
bled in population in five years, the present
total being 3j,563, against l7,Sl5 in 1850.
This is more than the most sanguine bad
expected. And while our population has
doubled, the value OF real estate, manulac-
lures, farm products, live stock, &c, has
more than quadruplcd. Ottawa-town 80,
range 3, shows population of 3, 800 against
3,2l3 in 1850; and Peru and La Sale have
a population of $40, against about 5000
in 1850. But the entire return shows a de
gree of prosperity which, while it rivals the
earlier days Of California in maryelousness,
is unlike that, substantial and permanent
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$40 Eke~V., rb...l,s1r :aV we'd.

lHROM the subscriber, residing ten miles South ~ OF
tawa, In the town of Grand Rapids La Sale COun.
ty, IN April last, COLTS 2 two year Olds and two
ycarlings one Of the two year olds colt being
bay large size, in the forehead, little 10y In the
wrolhcrs, rather large head dark name, tail aud feet
the other light bay stud colt (whcn esrayedD white
feet, aud small stripe of white upper lip hand
some haad the yearngs follows the one horse
colt, he wccn bay and brown one hind foot white to
the pastvr, the white Of the eye large, small white
stripe the upper Hip, few white hairs his fore
head the other bay horse colt star the forehead
the other bay horse colt in the forehead, black
and tail, white hind foot to the pastcr, The
above reward will be given for satisfactory information
VI the whereabouts of the above described colts by adj
dressing Mr.. FREDERICk GLEN, at Ottawa, La Sale
County. FREDERICK GLEN,
Grand Rnt1s, oct l2-8tnt MICHAEL MrkNARNIN.
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD!
MOEFtT'S
Life Pills and ebslsrliiN Eittcrs.

FfCc from al .UlNfF0I TOlS00S.
Y1llE great popularity which MUFrSr's LHE PLis and
L PnhNN Hutrls have attained IN consequence Of the
extraordinary effected by their USE renders 1t I'M
necessary Tor the proprietor To enter INTO particular
analysis OF their medicinal Virtues properties Having
been more than twenty years before the public aud ha
wing the united testimony NJ more than TmEE MILLIONS
NJ persons who have been restored To the enjoyment Of
perfect health by them, believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicines now before the public
admits OF dispute, In almost every city and village In
the United States, there many who ready 10 tcs
thy tn their efficacy IN removing disease, aud giving to
the Who'll, system renewed Nigor and health
In cases If ScRurrL, ULCEns, SCrEvY ERrpruNs Of
the skin the operation uf the LFE MtpuNES truly
Ioushug, often removing in few days, every Ncstgc Of
blood ftNER and AGUk DYSPEPSIA, DRuPsI, Pas, and
short most all, dyvs soon yield to their curative pro-
pcrties No family shodld be without them, rs by their
timely use much suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared hy WILLIAM II. MnfT,r, NJ h, New York,
and for sale by u. WALKER Agent,
oct ~ Ottawa H.
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fuukrrNuttuus,

Of q thousand kinds, names, snd uses.
would respectfully call The attention Of 10y friends
and customers H. the Stock Of Good. wi, have rerc.
vel from New York and Boston. assuring tiru Il they
vii. favor me with share uf their patronage. will trad
with them To their advantage, by giving them good
equivalent FOR every dollar th,y leave with me. au De-
i,ruiuui have mean or wprr. piece Of Good.
n Doe store My motto rs ~ Keep good Goods. aud sell
as cheap %. | can. sept 2gl e. 81 MILLER
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Wanted.

Any qrau'iiy ~ good Winter Wheat also, Flax Seed,
Rye aur oaHhrtt for which the highest price viii be
paid 10 CASH at the Ottawa Cusium Mills, West end "
the Hydraulic Basin. Oct 10 SCHIlT NEWMAN.
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pCFY CONPET. T!ON.
JOHN PEEsEEAnUS'
NEW TAILORING EMPORIUM,

T 1AVEjus, returned from the East with a
/ large stock OF Cloths, cons listing OF French
aid German Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Olive,
Black rench Doe Skin, ana Fancy Cassmcres
OF the various styles. Black Drablta Cloths !,
Silk warp Alpaca Black Summer Cloths OF the
various kinds Figured silk and Black SATIN and
MARSElLLES NESIlNG,
OF the various styles Brown, White and Fancy
Linens adapted to the summer trade. 1Rl Vi.
MiNGS of all kinds adapted 10 my business.
The cityens Of Ottawa aud the tIrming com e
munty are invited TO call aud examine belote
purchasing, and they will ind 1t to their advan-
tage to have their clothing made in the most ser.
vcenhIe and fashionable style. J. F. intends
keeping stock OF
READEMADE CLOTHING,
Made up under his own supervision, consisting UI
flork and Sack
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UNDERTAKING

AZ ESEiL
Ia all its branches fsss metallic burial cases, and
STYLES Of collins always kept ON hand
10 GpO Lgt Of good walnut lumber wanted, for cash
furniture Jstpt ~ rETER IL SELL.
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TnAEEs.-Wc are indebted to Mcssrs, Fow-
LrR x NopTc~Ihe cntcrprising and accomo.
dating Commission and Forwarding Mcrch.
ants, at Cairo, for files of Louisville papers,
in advance of the mail.
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IIi>,Dlllli,b,l.

TE1IiE copartuershp heretofore existing between X 2
i Stocking and 4 :. Anderson. is th- day tOct 23D
dissolved hy mutual consent Of both parties. and a
standing account, viii be- settled hereafter By KlFg
Watson Stocking, who have associated th,u-ry' iu
the frIlrg Lusiucs. at Do stand formerly occupied by
them. EtbEElCk STOCKING,
n.., " ANBIu~nN
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RARE MUSICAL ENrERTAINNEST.- will be
noticed by our advertising columns that Mr..
DEMPsrLR, the renowned Scotch ballad singer,
will give one of his delightful concerts at
the Court House in Ottawa next Tuesday
evening. 1t is rarely that Ottawa is favored
with visit from master Of such world
wide renown, and our citizens, wo are per,
suaded, will eagerly avail themselves of the
opportunity now presented to hear the best
ballad singer living.
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HMM ENSE STOCK +!
New Fall Goods!
The Pennsylvania Store

New Goods.
T. which invite attention, consisting in part u
Dress Goods.
Black md colorci slk-, French MrriuOcs, Cashmere,
Wool De Laus Apaccas, d. LaiHs, French and Scotch
Gugh4Irs, Sc.
White and Embroidered Goods,
swiss Muslin,, camhrc-, Bishop aud Victoria Lawns,
India Mu,, lldr- Crir-, Iuirrsleryrs, Linen lace,
Thread do, Corded and Embroidered Skirts, Flpuncing.
Eisug. and !u'crrg'. Lane" llaudhereheis, 3c., cou
pr''ng iaLl assortuicn,
Bay STAT" long and SGnr, -hawl., Scotch do, Cash.
W"r. Printed dos elegant lot Of BfOohe shawls Bro.
che Ngari. SATIN stripc do, Sc.
WOODEN Goods.
Blankets oi the finest quality, WOODEN Yarn Rcd Plan.
nrl-, plain and twll,d, Whit do Co'urcd do Y.ora
E4uur.s, Comforts, NI,tDr.u,-t a..
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens, Dlmn.k IHh'r Linen, Linen diaper, Rus.
sian do, scotch do, Io~eius Cri'H, and everything
else usually wanted
Gloves and Hosiery.
Black sik Hoo, Wool and Cashm'r. do, Cotton do,
81 al ,uoT-, So,
Cashmere aud Wool Gloves KID Gloves all color,
Meas Wool and BlcAsan Glove 4ud N.Hgaa.
domestic Goods.
Shectlugs shirtinrs, Bsarhed Mu.ius, Tickng., ~
Minis Lnsry', Batting, Cotton Fannels Checks, IIgAo.
~, &c.
Ready Made Clothing.
well selected stock, which viii warrant to be a.
good A. ever va. offered IN Ottawa.
Cloth. aud Cas>Imercs.
French and kugIrh Broadsorhs, Back and Fancy
Cashmere, BLACK Blue. and Mixed Sitineus, sucrp'.
Gray, Jeans, Twrsds. would call the attention Of lar
r-rs aud others To tbs s.DgA-I am sure sou Nll be
pleased.
Boots and shoes.
can say with satisfaction that have got Of the
bc- STOCK. ~ Boots sud Shoe, ever brought 10 this mar.
bet They are from he best manufactures IN Boston,
and Will give satisfaction.
Gcur- Patent leather Boots, Ladies BLACK Callers,
French Chn I'D slips
KIP and Heavy Roots,
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Office,

I'lc business Of the late firm Of Cushman, StchbIns
Co. is closed by sale of the Goods, Notes, and Ac.
counts remaining hand Oct lst ls55, to William II.
W. Cushman. WILLIAM H. W. CISllMAN,
SAMUEL H. GRIDLEY.
The Goods purchased Of the late firm OF Cushinan,
Stebbins a Co., together with well assorted purchase
made the East offered by me at reasonable prices
the old stand The notes given to the late firm aud
part due wish paid, satisfactory arrangement made
with me to extend the time Of payment The accounts
due Jan |, lS55 shall expect viii be promptly settled
al that time Oct II-Sw WILL II. W. CCSllMAN.
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RUsSElI.'S
Ottawa Furniture Depot !!
ESTABLISHED, MAY, ISL

ESTABLISHED, MAY, 1918.
HE subscriber, hsukhh for the libcTai share OF pct
ronnge and confidence extended towards him for the
past eight years, would now respectfully announce 10 h
oil customers AMI the crest of mankind" that having
fully tested the "umbe sNpencr" system last spring and
Summer, and finding the result perfectly saLisiactory,-
I he now opens the
Fall Campaigns.
with still further reduction ia prices and profits, and
hopes to 10 ible hi> sales.
lie feels It unnecessary To cuuueratr the articles on
hand and will only say, b. better prepared than
to ke,pa better assortment 81 everything Ia bis
line, and average Of better quality nearly eve
- article Is u oWS $50 HuNI aANUft,ruEt and War
ranted To give sati.cton Ia every case. Aud a. to
price, NJ he does zone price cash hu-iucs3 only he
thinks he sell cheap the cheapest, aul Knows
TIN; h" try.
Bcd,trals-a great variety, chespcT than ever.
Bgrclus-Iuite an assortment, from - 70 - 4 cent.
cheaper than ever.
Kitchen Cuphoards, BOOK eases, aud S-gretlrics-1
large lot and cheap.
Cane Seat Char--a variety ~ new patterns, al put
tug Their aud finished in his shop and warranted
good.
Lookug Glasses, Sofas, Centre Tables, Mattresses,
I a. iUl fuu Il "a and -,..
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JN'llN VI Ii4ll'lN IA W.
Never known to Fan.

ST. LorI-, Oct. 30. 1854.
Dr. E.sTrELy-Slr. For lhebrneht OF the Al
fIrtrd, WIl state that my VIE has been a suilr-
rrr from \ que and Fever lor nearly a year, and
has used several OF lhr most popular medicines
oi the ddv among which was Smith, Tome Sy-
rup, " hi.h lallcd to cure. | concluded to make
q ina OF your Fever aud Ague Killer, and one
bottle has saecled a permaur It cure. ! believe
your Fever aud Aguc Killer to be- a remedy OF
great mer t, aud hope you vii make 1t accessible
10 the afflicted throughout the Mississippi Valley.
Respectfully, ROBERT SMlTU.
Rcad tie letter tram JoAa y. Crump, Graod So
ilHs, IrkanaIs, Cherokee NdiioH, JeWing
dGte. Iug 10, 1853
UR r. -TfRLY-Drtr SIR. when | was N
your city in March last ! purchased one dJz.n
bottle, Of your Fever and A que Killer which you
warranted O., ne. have sold seven OF the dOz
en-, which ldlso warranted. Your medicine has
given rnurr satisfaction 80 tar It having effected
several cures At the Jhl.ls aud Fever. One case
parilculary--n lady who had been afflicted since
the latter part Of last SIMMER, and had tried a
great many remedies, besides having a plyscnn
part OF the uuc, all OF which failed. She
bought bottle Of yourmedlciuc, AMI before she
h3d used enc third OF II. she was entirely cured
aud has enjoyed good health ever since. In uo
case has II iaIied 10 eilects permanent cure.
Respectfully yours, JOHN 5. CRUNP.
+. 81 viii be IN your place again shortly
aud wiIl buy more largely.
\. B.-Ask lor DR.. bastery's Fever and Ague
Killer, and take no other md youare safe.
G1rPlce 81 per Bot.e, orc Bottles for S..
A liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers.
Jry-Pr.parrd aud sold by DR.. EASTERLY
corner Of Thud and Chestnut Streets, St. Louis
No.-sole PROPRIETOR
Gy-For sale III Ottawa bv \. c. & A. $. Put
man, druggists, aud by Druggists and Dealers u
Medicines generally thy, ughout the WestrrI
States. August 4
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The Great Western Remedy Tor Aguc and
IrNCr.

DR. Eastcrly's Fever and Ague Killer,
Is speedy and thorough cure for Asue and Fe-
rcr, Cdiils and Fcrsr, DaHb Asne, iHiermt-
sHtdRd RsmiUcm Ecrrrs, and euery form Of
Frrrr iacidcnt 10 the West.
This popular remedy for Ague and Fever
has now been before the public three years, and
during that time about serenity. FIRE hovs1Hd bot-
lies have been sold, aud IN no instance has it fail
ed TO effect permanent cure a Tar as heard from
or to give entire satisfaction To the purchaser
This medicine has been thoroughly tested, and
found an ig(IiiiJie rcmedg for Ague ant Fever IN
all It's forms. Thousands OF certificates from the
most distinguished gentlemen ~ the West might
be furnished, showing It's unrquaIied merit, but
the following j. deemed 81 llici,nt to satisfy the
most iucrcduiou, OF Us ELL cacy.
% Read the testimony Of JOhH NW,, 4 Co.
EVANSVILLE, H., oct. 90 1853.
DR EAsTERLY. Slt. We take pleasure IL sta
ting that we have purchased three dorm bottles
OF yol Fever and Ague Killer and have sold the
same 10 our ua'rons, aud that 1t has effected a
permanent cure IN every case. We have sold
nearly all the various popular medicines ioI fc-
YER and Ague, but none has gwen such enufr
satisfaction a, your Fever and Agne Killer. We
believe II Is the best medicine now before the
puhlIc kr-urrl ,I,Iy.
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E,tote of Patrick O'Conuor. dec'a

INVWI0 U 4 "V -" y OV"T0O', "0V W
ntBLlC motto Is hereby given that the undersigned
executor Of the estate OF Patrick OConner, decd,
will attend the county court of La sale county at term
thereof be holden at ottawa In said LA sale county
and state Of Illinois, the Sd Monday In December
next, when and where oil persons having claims against
said estate hereby requested to present the to
said court for adjustment
NOv3 MlClAoEL OCONNER, EN'r.
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4 BLACK FOX HOUND, large size, yellow spot over
r. each eye, and yellow legs-had leather strap on
his neck when he ien Any person giving reliable nfor
nation Of said dog, bringing him to the subscriber at
Mr. Barnnrds Wagon shop, In Ottawa will receive Ten
dollar, reward. iNVv B-iv'l JAMES L. WILSON.
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L"gAy-foFf I,l lane 81 l>l45
Mrs4rs. q. J. NuoD Il Co.-tiruis Yours e
the 18Th j. Iu,t received. Euciu-. Il please Ind
$50. II bang lue amouG. tor lialF Restorative. |
have sod ~ a..
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ni.sO,uljOu al CGuurtncrshiD,

lust RECEIVED, 10 bale. BUFFALO RObFs, Tor sal
j at IOct 2pl TuOlNE ZIMMERMAN's.