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E>lrlycd.
L STRAYBD from the subscriber on Tuesday the eoth
r, inst, three yesr old HELPER, red with white spots
on the hind quarter Had rope the neck when
capped said heifer purchased Of drover with lot
ofother cattle Monday Any person giving informa
Ottawa where said heifer may be found win be literally
rewarded lmy2il JACOB kECHERLf.
Estrayed.
I'R0M the snbscriher living in the town Of Eagle, La
stud. with strip in his forehead; the other bay
mare, three years Old, with star in her forehead.
Any person giving information in reference to said
horses subscriber either personally by
Galloway pos; office, La Sale CO., ILL.,, will be literally
rewarded. Ljun7-4N'l MARY COfrY.
To Young Men.
BY Rhyssln gentleman emf
ticu!ars address box $50, Ottawa, Ill. junl
The Ladies
n RE invited call at the Peoples Cheap Store,
"A (DoucLAss Rcss) and examine their stock of
Silks, Berages, Chals. Lawns, Parasols, Mantiilas,
Shawis Enbroideres Ribbons &C. which have just been
eceived. a mye4
Old B;ic helOrs:
no You want Bosoms without Shirts, Linen, Muslin
Patent Leather Calf Boots and Caters, Cloth
ing Of any kind 1--WE sympathise with you present
condition) call at the [my3il PENNSYLVANIA STORE
Rcfrigcrators! Refrieerators!
WE in receipt Of a splendid article made In Buf
w falo, y. York. No family should think of keeping
house without them during hot weather. Call and see
them [my31] JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WHERE is no place i'm Ottawa where such an eN
IA tensive assortment Of Gents, Ladies', Boy =
- Misses Youths and Chidren's Boots Caters,
and Shoes can be found, as at
NJ. ii. Prescott & Co.'s,
No. 2, Hossack's Block, Ottama, IUinots
The articles offered at this well known Establishment
are under the immediate supervision OF the
proprctors, of the best material and workmanship, and
can be warranted to give satisfaction to buyers. The
business this Establishment enables the proprie
offer Goods at much less prices than his compe
uii eaft he e a ".
Boots, &c, made TO order at the shortest notice.
Drawings taken OF the feet and lasts kept expressly
for each customer.
Country honoraby and literally dealt with
NJ II. PRESCOTT co.
n. B.-Repairing done in the manner, and at
the shortest notice.
Gosh paid for hides.
Sfoemakers' Tools. Also, Innings, Bindings. and
Shoe Findings, Shoe Thread, &c. Oct 81
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$4,000
Civ Hardware Store

y HIS Establishment Is receiving Of the lar
yes; as.OTa.eIts % Stores and Shelf Hardware ey,r
brought West Of the Lake. Being determined to Keep "
With the spirit % the age. have spared 10 pains ~
purchasing large and complete assortment Of sA-!
Iri~ar comprising almost -ry article that properly
belongs TO business and We assure our patrons and
all others that they shall have te-e goods st a. o~ rtes
a. the same quality and style be sold IN this section
OF the state. Being determined 10 sell oar Good. 70
nror,, DIV " cordially invite al who wish 20 purchase
-. l. III III. mn .nIL
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1straycd.

C,TRAYED. from John Duryea's Mills, Indian Greek
- Ia sale CO.. the sth day Of May, loJG, yoke
OF Work Oxen, years old. Oae is large raw
boned OK, has high horns, the color light roam
The of nidlng size, with long slim horns, the
color j. a red and white fine spotted each having j.
branded horn. Any information will be thankful
~ received and literally rewarded, by leaving word at
John CuTr yeas mills, by letter TO Ottawa Post Oce
addressed to Tmy2i-E.sl CINCINArUS J. CrRfEh.
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WILSON KING.

A gentleman OF Do.od writes LIS friends in New
Bedford thus
To yogT inquiries would reply that when first
menced -sinG Prof Woods Nir Restorative, my hair
almost white and had been so for the 5; ten year,
amp it very thin the top of my lad, and very
loose, and pulled freely, but found that before had
used all the second bottle (which eight weeks NY
hair entirely changed TO its original color, ght
brown, and free from dandrun, and quite
have had my hsi+ cut five or SIN time. since the
change, and have never anything like white half
starting from the and it is thick IT
was and does not out 1T all it has proved In by
case,sll that could wish ASK.
Yours. &c,
~
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TO THE PURLIC.
MRS. GRAY

TYYOULD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano guitar, and meiodeon TO
Also, instruction in thorough bass Lessons given at
her boarding place, at Amasa Fosters of the sdo
chi, and nj the residence of pupils. Jan II
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Arctic Coolers.
THESE Water Coolers got up in beautiful style for
private families boarding houses, and Offices and
will be sold at astonishingy prices. Remember July
my3i JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
House kceperSg
DLEASE remember that at G. 6. MHIEhs you WIN md
sae Co myS1
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The Great Western Remedy for Ague and


DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer,
Is speedy and thorough cure for Agme and Fe-
Ger. Chiiis and Fercr, Dumb isue. intermit-
tentand Remiftenf Ferers, and euery form Of
Ferer incident to the Vest.
This popular remedy for Ague and Fever
has now been before the public three years, and
during that time about Serenity fire thousand bot
ties have been sold, and in instance has fall
ed TO effect permanent cure as far as heard from
orto give entire satisfaction 20 the purchaser.
This medicine has been thoroughly tested. and
found an iafailiblr remedy for Agne and Fever in
all Its forms Thousands OF certificates from the
most distinguished gentlemen in the West might
be furnished, showing its uuequalied merit, but
The following is deemed SD fiicenl TO satisfy the
most incredulous Of lis efficacy.
% Reud The testimony Of John Miller 20.
EvANsvILLE. ILL.,. Oct. 20, 1853.
De. EAsrERLY.-Sir: We take pleasure in sta
Ting That we have purchased three dozen bottles
OF 70, Fever and A que Killer. and have sold the
same TO our patrons, and that it has effected a
permanent in every case. We have sold
nearly all the various popular medicIaes fOi fe-
yer and Ague, but none has gwen such entire
satisfaction as your Fever and Ague Killer. we
believe il is the best medicine now before the
public. Respectfully,
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Family Groceries.
IF you want Family Groceries, call ct MARTINS, IN
Cavar'ys new row, opposite the Post once. jun' H.
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DANIEL. EEAIIX

VI ETCRNS his sincere thanks TO his numerous
u customers and the public generally, Ter tie
liberal patronage he has hitherto received he Is
"a determined, by pgnciHa,iiy III fulfilling all orders,
nd b, using the best II materials and workmanship, to
crit a continuance Of the same.
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\ l. l. Ii l.
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION!i
PROF WOODS
IL AIR X ESIORtTIVE n
SIYE cal the attention o. ali. I'D aaI young g. tbs
w wonderful pr pasi.o. which tsrL. back 10 0ri-
sua color gray hair covers t= head tie bad g.;h
llNlIlarf gT-"t removes The t4IdrIf itch sad
a.. cuttnsous eruTJas causes continual Gov q the
natural rld-. and hence. q used regular iref-ilg
hair, will preserve cCieT and keep il from s.
extreme old age, ~ al It's natural beauty We
call, then upon the tAP. lie gray diseased IN scalp,
II aut surely The N0-ny will not. they value
Tie flowing iocs, the vcajUg curt, be without
i. Is praise "a upon the Tor que Of thousands.
CARRIE. H., june -, 1s'S.
have used Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, aat
have admired It's I-riu! eject. Ny hair becoa-
ng, thought, premature grsv bat by The Of Lis
Restorative, II has resumed is original color, and
awe Ioubt, permanently
SYDNEY BREEsE. Ex-senator Z s
NIS,ESSEs. flnd, june 10. io,B
PRoF. !. NocD-Dear Sir: As you ar. about ma
cIiacGrs extensively ana yeId your newly discovered
Hair Restorative. will state, FOR whonsocyCr II may
that have used IT, aud known others &;
that have for several years been in the habit OF using
other Hair sstorstiFes, and that ind yours vastly
peTior any other know. II entirely ceguses the head
Of daEdrIf. and with months proper will restore
any persons hair 70 the original y0Ithl color and tx
tur- giving healthy. soft and glossy appear and
all this without disco!oTg the hands that apply the
dress which It drops would therefore, recommend
every DESTROYS OF having a fine color and
TO hair
Respectfully yours WILSON KING.
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- lit FRAME MIRRORS, a large lot, cheap
N Gilt NIouldings all sizes, from to inches wide
Picture Frames made order. all sizes, 70 per cent
below Chicago rates, at the imyls1 DEBUT.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
EONr riding.
Snnc.al NOtiCC (.

n LIMITED number OF boarders may he acconine-
"A dated nv private family, east OF Fox River, IN
| n,s,sant location March e2-3w.l ]. TIiEOPHlLlS
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Notice.

u,yr n,-ch,sed the entire stock OF Goods lately
wn.d by John stout, and shall continue trans
- nv Goods aud Grocery business at the old stand
''I announcement A. next week. FEB q l.. HADLEi
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.r,Sr ,oli out my Lumber Establishment, I am de
sirous of closing up AL accounts AL who have M
se,,,ed ACCOUNTS with notified 20 call at my ofhco
make settlement their accounts before ths rbt Day
of July next.
Costs win saved by giving attention TO this nctlce
0t,sva Nav "a JN0. H0sSACK
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HyHE subscriber having associated with nun MT hssRs
Il E,cHRIBEkGgR in the City Mill Cooper shop me npsl-
nc.. IN that department will In be conducted by
him and the public Informed hereby that CooPerrs
In all ,ts ranches will meet prompt Afternoon suffer
P;rkins Pork Barrels hand or made TO order.
Contracts for flour Cement Barrelr taken
uyct- 2in "L" HAM
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TO The LADIES.
~RIss AVERY has just received new and tasteful
:" sortment Of Millinery Goods. which she will be
h.nnv 70 her friends and Tuesday
newt Ottawa, April B.
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ATATTRASSES Curled Hair, Sea Grass, ana Cotton.
NI Hair Pillows Cushions, &C., OF his own manuiac-
ture, all sizes, made order and cheap at the
1a1I
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HOW TO POP THE QUESTION.

Gracious says I, at is now time
to look arter Nance"
Next day, down went. Nancy was
alone, aud asked her if the Squire was
III. She said "he wasn't"
"'Cause."', said !, maxim bleve wan.-
ed him, "our col, has sprained his foot,
and come TO see il the Squire wouldn't
lend ine his mare to 60 to town."
She said >"she guessed he would. I'd
better ST down and wait ill the Squire
come in."
Down | sot she looked .orte, strange,
and my heart felt queer around the edge.
"Arc you going down to Betsy Mar.
tins fu.lun'!'' after a while SCI she. -.
Reckon I wonld," sell.
"S"ppose you'll take Patience Dodsea"
seq she.
"Moush,, Hnl tl.aa agin mough,n'r," ;"
SELL
al heard you was goin' to ge, mar
ricd," sez she.
wouldn't wonder Bit" seq I.
looked nt hcr and seed the tears cnm-
min.
MAY be she'll ax you to be the brides
maid," sez I.
Sho riz up, she did, her face as ,ed as r
boiled beet.
"Seth Stokes" and size couldn't saw
anything more, she was so full.
won't YOU be bridesmaid, Nance ~
saysI.'
-"No,' seq she, and she bust right out.
"Wsll, them" scz !, if YOU won, be
the bridesmaid, will !ou bc the bride Z"
She looked up at me. swan to man
| never saw anything so awful purity. !
took right hold Of her hand.
=" Yes, or no." ssz |, right off.
Yes" sez she.
That's the sort !" seq /, and gave her
a kis''and a hug.
fsoon fixed matters with the Squire
We soon htchcd trnce, to trot in double
harness for life, and never had cause to
repent my bargain.
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4 4|lA!

The great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Pain in the Side, II ip, lick, Limbs and
Joints Scrofufa, Kings Evil, White Swell
ling, Hard Tpnors, Siif Joints, and all iix-
cd pains whatever.
WfhSsFse tthis Plaster is applied pain cannot
IL has been beneficial in cases of weak
ness, such as Pain and Weakness in the
Stomach, Weak Imbs, Eamcness, hacc-
tion OF the Lungs in their primary stages
IL destroys inflammation by perspiration.
James l.. Boyd. Pickens District, South
Carolina, testit'cs that, by iss use alone he
was cured OF rheumatism in both of his
knees, of scverai years standiny.
The following was handed US by n rc.
spectacle Physician in Georgia:
Mes.rs. ScoviL a. MEAD:-Gcnts have
been using your Liverwort and Tar TNbrew
III ,stcr very extensively in my practice. for
three years past. and it is with pleasure th,l
| state my belief in their superiority 6ec,
NIL other ARTICLES, with which am acquain.
ted, for the purpose for which they are re-.
commended. The Hebrew Plaster, es..
pccially, is an UNIVERSAL banncea for luca"
pains. have also found II n most excel,
lent application for Sprains and BflGs ses. lt
gives universal satisfaction wherever gss -
vr s. s. OSLIN, NJ. d. a.
| Knoxville, Ga, March 4,h, 1859.
| sS3- A VOICE FROM GEORGIA a..
Read the following testimony from y
physician. .'
G>n:emcn-Iour Hebrew Plaster bae
cured me of pains Of which have suffered.
Tor twelve years past. During this period
laborcd under an aflliction of Inv ,lSins
ana sldc' and tried many remedies thai my
own medical experience Suggested. hi,
without obtaining relief. At'lenglh ! used
yonr Plaster, ahdam now byits good effects
entirely cured. II wiIl recommend the lew
David or Hebrew Plaster TO all who are suf-
fcrlng from contraction OF the muscles. or
permanent pmns in the side 6f back.
The'pcople of Georgm 'baSe bnt TO be.
come acquaini' d with lis virtues when they
will resort 10 ii<hse. Yhnrs, truly,
NJ. w. WAEaER, NJ. d.,
Forsythc. Monroe County. Ga.
To Messrs. Sco,il& II Mead, New Orleans.
Ia.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
lancaster Dia.'

Chas. L Evans, who Is ir tue eusto "
OF the Sheriff OF Lancaster Dist. by virtue
OF writ OF capias ad satisfaciendum, nj
the suit Of VIM P'RoJinson, having filed
in my office, together with a Schedule on
oath Of his estate and effects, his petition
TO the Court OF Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the bench, OF
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
for the relief Of insolyemt debtors. 1t
ordered that the said w T. Robinson and
a'l otter the creditors, to whom the said G
7 Evans is in anywise indebted, be anG
they are hereby summoned and have no
tiee to be and appear beforeitlic said Ious.
st Lancaster Court House, on the iLirc
Msnday in March next, to shew cause, iC
any they can, why the prayer Of the Teti.
ton aforesaid should not bs grafted.
l, j.. A..STEtysIAN, Clerk.
Oflcc of Common Pleas, } 4f Sun
Lancaster Dist. Dec. II 1855 pf 10 DOS.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL.
pae Monday, Wednesday and Friday, atI
o'clock. pm
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Due Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, al ;
o'c. p ~.
Dcoar's Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att, am
PlNEVILIE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, nt 6pm
Departs Sunday and Thursday at 8 n IN.
LEWISvILI.E MAIL.
Due Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. m.
Departs Wednesday at am
All letters must be deposited by 8 O'Clock
p m, to insure their departure by mex, mail
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Dne Saturday, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Depart Wednesday, at o'clock, p. m.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
requires the postage TO be paid quarterly in
Letts.s aud transient newspapers must be
prepaid;, Q therwise they are not nailed, !.
~, =, /. :. T.,R. MAGfi.L, p. III.
July !, 1858.
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Gss .lyss!

Jus. r"ali'h"d--i .Ncm Diso9rry "a
.Rcdiciqc.
few wor,'' ~ 4r tai"msl Tlca,u,,.n,.
without Mr'liciiic. III Sp.imar,rfi,,., "t I.r,.I
ncaSncss, Nervous Debility, Low Spirit, l.r..
siind., WcakIr'. "i ii, t.n.l. :,i..l Back, !...
position and lncapaciiy for study and ri,,,.
puiincss ot apprehension, Loss of Memory, y.
velsion to Society, Love Of Solitude, Tiui,litv,
Sef-Distrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affection OF the
Eycs, Pin'picS. on the Face. Sexual aud other
lnfrmtsrs b. nan
FROM THE FRENCH OF Dir. u. DE L.ANEY.
The important fact that these alarming com.
plants may easily bc removed without medicine
+, IN this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment
as adopted hy the Author, fully explained, by
means OF which every one H. enabled to cure
himself perfectly, aud at the least possible cost
avoiding thereby all the advertised nostiuins OF
the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by rcniittimg. post paid. two
postage stamps to DIR. u. De Laney, No. Il, Lis
penard Street, New York. ....r =
oct =. bJ 81 fy -. .g#
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JEW DhVlDIS OR HEBREW pLAS.
TER in NORTH cNRDIINh ."

Mcssrs. Sc"yn. g. MEAp:I have beer
troubled with The chronic rheumatism for
The last twelve Years. On the lst of July
lSi9, was so bad that could moi ,urr,
myself in bed, and the pain so severe that
had not slept II wink for six DAYS. Al
this time my attending ply sician prcscribctI
the "llcbrcw Plastcr," and il acted I;k,. =
charm the pain left me, and | slept NOR.
than half Of the night, and in three DAYS |
was able to ride ont. ] consider the M
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
of pains now In use.
G. w. MAllNN.
hndrrsonril'", N. g., Amg. IG. ls5
Beware OF countcrfrits and base ,mita
tiOns '1'-
-. The genuine viii in future leave ,l,
signature "t j.. Tay lor on the steel plat,
engraved label on the Top Of each box.
Purchasers are advised that n mean conn.
terfclt of this article is in existence.
The genuine * sold only by uS, and hy
our agents appointed throughout the South
-and no pef.ar rs 0iioicai IN sell n. Deal.
ers and purchasers generally are caniinnrl
against buying"fanv but onr regular a,nn,>
otherwise they will bc imposed upon With a
worthless article.
SCOVII. & MEAD,
ll3 Chartrcs street, n. Orleans, Sole G,nc
raj Agents for the Southern States 10
whom al orders must invariably be ad.
dressed.
Jan n 10 cr,
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Lane AsTER LEDa n.
coFpEE, ITS COST AND CULTURE.

Il is-belieivea by many that coffee can
be cultivated in some of our Southern
States as successful" as IN Brazil, Jsya,
and Jamaica; ifsc, It is high time that
some Of our planters were entering upon
its culture, as it costs our country no less
than 81 5,5oo,Ooo annually for the beans
Of this plant.
The coffee tree lives to great age pro-
vided that the land IS kept well drained.
The tree begins 10 bear when. three years
old, and is atits full bearing when seven
years Old. The tpee is allowed to grow
in height from six TO seven feet; the toTp
branches arc pruned of when the tree is
five years old, so that by the time j, is
seven 1t resembles spread umbrella
Each branch droops downwards, and thu.
gives the cpickers IN good chance to pick
| the berry. The coffee tree in Brazil bears
two crops each year, the largo crop in the
spring, and the small one in the fall. The
first crop is picked when the berry is red, ,
resc bling = cherry. The second crop is
in general small, and allowed to remain
on the free until fully ripe aad dry. This
crop, Cured in the husk, is far superior in
quality, and is called "pcarl coffee" The
blossom is beautiful, small and tender. 1t
remains on the tree from three to four
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TRY THE MEDICINE!!
he warmed in Season.

And neglect not that cough which il daily
weakening youfe5Istiiuli"n, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption, when so soothing and
Healing remedy can be- obtained as Dr.
Rogers s,rup of l.ivcrwort and Tar.
Berars g'f omntcrtcitS anil Base limitations!
The grnuinc article is signed ANDREW
Roc GERs, on the engraved wrapper around
Zach BEETLE.
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for So
Sold Wholesale and rctril by SCOVIL. &
MEAD.
Ill Chartr.s ST. bet. Cont and st. Luis
N. J. "' ''.".' -"
Sole AGESTs FOR TINE SDyr;IsRs STATE.
TO whom all orders and applications fuI
Agencies must be addressed.
SOLD ALSO ny
MAGiLL & HEATH, Lancaster C. III.
A. II. WyLIE, Chester.
WiScHEsTER, STlTT & Co., Munro.
Il, J. DailAY, and WoRKaAS, Camden