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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
FROM NEW-MEXICO.

From Our Own Correspondent
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Jan. 30, 1856.
The Territorial Legislature now in session will
adjourn tO-morrow-the last Of sixty days session.
A law for the establishment OF public schools has
been passed. and received the sanction Of the Gov
ernor. In some of the counties the law makes it
imperative that it shall 60 into efect in others, it
is lett to the judgment Of the people whether they
shall accept it and carry it out or not. This is a
law calculated in coming years TO do much good;
for year from the enactment of the law but little
will be done toward opening the schools, except in
preparations the raising of the poll and property
taxes by which it is to be sustained and such other
arrangements az are incumbent upon the prefe,ts
Of counties in reference to it.
Resolutions Of the Legislature have been pub
lshed, expressing the thanks Of the people of the
Territory for the efficient services of the United
States forces stationed here in the several expedi
tions OF the past year to pursue and punish Indian
depredatOrs. They also in an especial manner,
passed resolutions Of thanks to Col. Faunterey,
u. s. A., his officers and soldiers, for successful
campaigns against the Utah and Jacarllla tribes.
Interesting examinations in the lower portion OF
the Territory seen to be going on relative to the
establishment of wagon road through this coun
try TO the Pacific. 1t understood that, in barren
ard dIeary stretches of plains, Capt. Pope, United
States Typographical Engineer, has succeeded by
boring in procuring water, though BY want of
some Of the necessary materials to complete tho
shafts it was not brought to the surface. IL is
ticipated that, at appropriate distances from Fort
Belknsp. in Eastern Texas, to Dona Ana, in this
Territory, and thence BY Parke's route to Fort
Yuma (nouth Of the Gila) military posts will be
established, garrisoned by United States troops.
grand highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific
will thus be fixed, afordiHg means for more close
examination of the country traversed, with view
TO the construction Of the Pacific Railroad. From
all rumOrs on the subject it is believed the first
ground will soon be broken under orders from the
War Department to establish this great chain of
posts; and the impression seems to be, founded
upon the assertions Of the scientific officers just
named, that the Pacific Railroad can 60 no where
else than by this route
Nova Zembla weather seems lately to have
visited the upper counties of this Territory. At
Fort CpjSn the mercury is said 10 have been about
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

Christmas, 2so below zero; at Fort Defiance, ~
uated among the Nsvajos, m low M 32o below
zero. Here il has been at least 14o below. The
past twelve months seem to have been remarkable
for more extraordinary events than for many pre-
overfowing its banks evcrywhere the rains of the
Sumner and Fall were unusual in quantity and
durstOn sickness in October and November, in
the lower counties, was unprecedented; and, 70
cap the climax, there has been, since the Winter
set in, more cold weather and more snow than in
many years past.
The crops of last season, IS wrote you would
be the case, proved successful; potatoes hitherto
unknown here, are getting fast into extensive sul
tiyation, and in few years can be depended spca
as regular crop.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
"T. b." ON THE PRESIDENT.

n hs ESis,ef hsN. y Triosns.
SIR: How fortunate 1t is for President Pierce who
has been 10 badgered of late that he hiss found such
stanch friend and admrer a. Miss I H." Of the In
tercepted Letters" Really il must have given him
much encouragement TO read that passage in her letter
contained in yesterdays TRIBUNE, wherein she 50 un
guahfedly indones his character, and BY inference,
his acts To what depths of meanness may not
. was agreeably disappointed. He is gcslenaa and
large hearted man, (ccud he well be anything bet
ter and when history comes TO clear away the rub
bish of daily papers and windy speeches, this hump
~besked tyrant who murdered those babes NJ the
~weods Kansas and Nebraska, will be found a fair
sproporioned gentleman. say and assert regard
~less OF contradiction that General Pierce IS kiad-
karted, generous, 'mpaistpe geRtlesas. Nothing
~eould exceed the and dignity with which he
. ceived our great crowd
Now "T. T." would have better preserved repu-
tatson for good sense had she not moment before,
admitted that she knew very little about politics."
tor Is generally supposed that knowledge of such
wsuld bot disquahfy from judging correctly of
foht cal character ike him. Sne seems TO think that
The Presidents reputation has suffered from the daily
papers" and "windy speeches alone. spprehend,
however, that they have been harmless compared with
the Messages and Procawatons bearing his own sig
nature, which t. b., in her dehghtf Ignorance of
political matters, has doubtless never taken the
trouble 10 read. But she says nothing cosld exceed
the ease and digstty with which he received our
great erowd'-ergo, he rsss he gentleman and
CHRISTIAN"
i remember that an equal sdmirer of the pirate
Iafite said Of him:
He vas the undest mAnnerel man
That ever scuttisd ship cut throat
W TN snSh true breeding OF ofRncFzdn.
Ess- By sssssek, Mneh s. lass. ABB.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

PIrrsBrRGH RrPuDIATEs FrLLSoRE.-M meet
ing Of the American Executive Committee of Areghe-
ny County, Pa, held at American Hail. in the City of
Pxtsburgh the 5th day Of March, 1856. the follow
s's resolution was offered by Mr. n. P. Sawyer, and
adopted:
Resoirss, That we approve of the course pursued
by our Senatorial and Congressional delegates at the
National Council and National Nominating Conven-
tsn lately held m Philadelphia and we utterly repudi-
ate the action taken aud the NOMINATIONS therein and
thereby made.
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JOHN MILLER & co.
Never known TO Fan.

ST IOUIs, Oct. 30. 1851
DE E.,rrLly--Sir. For thehrn.iii Of thu al
irtrd, w,it sat" th1' ny Wit' has been suli"'
T-f from Agu- aud Fever tor nearly u year, and
has used several at the most popular medicines
Oi lt dTy among which was Smith's Tone Sy
rup, whoh tailed To- cure concluded To MAKE
q rrial oi your Fever aud Agur Killer. aud Uu'
bottle has o'eC'-d a pcTInnnr cure. ! believe
your Fever aud Agur Killer TO be remedy Ut
great ner I, aud hUpr you Wi make It acc"ssb"
10 the atiiict.d throughout; the Mississippi Valley
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH.
Rrad the letter from John y. Crump. Grand Sd.
lln.. irk0nsas, Cherokee Nation, bearing
d0ie. dug. 10. 1853.
In EAsTTRtY-D-ar Sir: when ] was ~
your city IN March lat, | purchased one doz.n
bottles OF your Fever and Aguc Killer, which you
warranted to ne. have sold seven ui the dUz'
en-, Which lbiso warranted. Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction 80 far, II having effected
several cures OF III, thiils add Fever. Onr case
pnriculary-n lady who had been afflicted since
the latter part NJ last summer, and had tired n
great many remedies, b-sidr, having physical
part al the time, all OF which tailed She
bought bottle oi your medicine, and before she
had usrd che lhlrd OF II, she was Entirely cured,
aud has -nJoyrd good health ever sIUce. Ia NJ
case has II tailed 10 itcl II permanent cure.
Respectfully yours. JOHN >. CRU VIZ.
7 81 will be IN your place again shortly
and Will buy more largely.
n. B-Ask Tor DR. Easterly's Fever and Asue
Killer, aud take no other nd younr- safe,
Gy-rrice 81 per Bottle. orG Bottles for S.
A liberal discount mad. to wholesale dealers.
n3-Prepared aud sold by DR.. EASTkRLY,
corner of Third and Chestnut, Streets, ST, Louis,
Mo.--soe Proprietor
or For sale IN Ottawa by \. c. & 4. ). Put.
uam, druggists and by Druggists aud Dealers ~
States August l
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DIX. HARD.--So far from the rumor being
true, which was current last Sunday, that
DR.. HAND had died Of the injuries he rcceiv'
cd from being run over by a wagon as stat
ed in our last, we are happy in being able to
say that his Injuries were less serious than
was at first imagined, and that the DR.. has
SO Tar recovered as to be again able to at.
te"n to his patients. BY the way, as ias, and
reckless driving through the streets, aud as
drunkenness Is punishable under the city
ordinances, who, has "our police" done with
the drunken dri'erWhoSc recklessncss u, ov.
ed so nearly fatal 10 one Of our hes, and mo I
useful citizeHSs
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LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS meeting on
Tuesday evening VAS highly interest ng
one and was very well attended indeed,
there being nom one TO two hundred ladies'
and gentlemen present. Owing to some
misunderstanding t music was omitted,
but it is expected that this interesting f, a.
turc will not be left out at the next u.eetinc.
The Association AFRO Intend to have n
good time on the evening Of the 22d, and
we hope that our good people will not Tail
to crowd their hall to its utmost capacity
on that occasion. and thus show that they
are willing 10 aid in sustaining so desirable
thing as Lituary Institution and Pub.
lie Library. 1t is necessary to its existence
that fund, should be raiscd--thcy take this
method 10 DO it, Reader, let nothing pre-.
vent you from attending and our word for
it, you will spend very plcasan, evening.
The following is the committee of arrange.
ments for the proposed festival.
GntlemH-Dr c. Hard, c. j. Bcattc,
DR.. X. NJ. Macarthur, DR., !, o. Harris, 7.
Hampton G. W. Grow, \. NJ. Squier.
Ladjes-Mrs Harris, Ms. Hard, Mrs. Nc.
Arthur, Mrs. Bcattc, and Misses Mary Green,
H. VI. Prescott, NJ. Gard, NJ Wilcox, Carrie
Wing, and Lizzie Miner.
The ladies' Of the committee are requested
to meet at the residence o, Dr.. Hard on
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

tHICACO. rem. y.
The produce market scStreme'y dull, with
very light receipts. unsettled prices, and
scarcely enough doing to determine quota
tons.
Eour-Du'' and quiet We quote nomi-
nal at s.. O0a$j2 % Tor fino-Sj.7jaS7 40 for
No. 2 Superfne-S6.2 5aSG 80 for No l 10
-s.T5as7 90 for fancy, and $7.25a7.5O for
Extra.
Vheat Receipts light and market dull at
l.25nl.3 80 for spring in siore-$l .35al.4 AZ
for Red Winter and 81 50al G5 for White.
Cornln limited demand for city trade
and ds'illing At 40a4?c p GO lbs.
Ia ly-Good samples in request at 81
30al 33al 81.
[sOtatoes-Scarcr NJ 7OaSOc.
Butter-Firkins lsa20-- Fresh roll 2Oa22.
Pres
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The Great Medicine tor Purifying
THE BLOOD,
Dr.. Lasierly's Iodine and snrsaparil.n.


/ Tbs preparation combines in highly con
crnlra,rd state the iodine, 'or the Iodine Ut Pc.
ussIuml the Find Extract Of Sarsopo,iHl
/ Uhe Honduras rootJ the TellIo Dock. and H.i
/ ibgid together w,'h ,th-r valuable -,,rnctg
winch renders the couppuniih" m,.t tGeciaa,
/ caraurs N ttr W0rld ior all discofrs ARISING
/ rom ~ uopuic STATE oi the Jlood ,r habit Of b.
| system, w
/ AeJ9Jula. Or ArF' Erh, Cancsrs. Tamors
/ E,ugi.ons ~ III, sim. Lryup,ias, Cltoni,
Nrs Eyrs. Ring Irornoa Ycter. Sca!d Usdd
nut Sores and Eicers. Ferer Sores Ent>rgsG
Gig0d', Lepr,.y IViue HDeiLagz Sef,fp!ous
or IHbr,cnioas CoHsuepn,n Bioteh,S Bats
Pnples tie gac, aud all diseases arising tom
h- use Of Mercury o, Ca'omrl
DR. Eas,cdy's Iodine ana sarsapar'il arch
- our the very r0yij Of hedisease. destroys the
germ ny purifying the Jio,i, changing morbid
.,cr.lions. ami driving out all The impure and
diseased hpd. ul the body. thus removing tie
cause, and rendering the cure esrtim aud PEI.
mahsHf
DR.. Ea,tcrys Zodiac and Sar.aparI.a wal
cure mdigssttn or dgsP'p,m m rs worst form
NO one hos cs u.rd % ct sash complaints with
uu benefit.
Ia, ioaInc md SmsapgiiNl "ni cure Chronic
I.s,,,.,..,..,, ,t.....,.,., 49,. 80. I..,,,
.ong standing, "rh how NaI. I,ha- cured cases Of
more thuu thuiy ycar-' standing al,,royrry 9th
-, mean. had f,,,,.J Au,hatj.,s,ad lori, il, =
inlr uai
n, E,,,,,lys ,o,J,o< and C,,,o,,,,,Iy, BIZ. ,l.
b.sr for the cure oi SINH.
,l,,ic or V,o,y,oi D,,,a,,s I, b,sopd ,v,ll car.
rh, ro,s, oas,s no n,ni.r how l,uy if, MAJ. nav.
.,,.i,l,t v,lI o,,,Lil,t, and .,p., ,b,. r,,,,a,d
,.s,or. ,l,, ,v.,.r, - =, nj b.,rh
,,,,,,, H., 10, 49,, ,,,o.,.L ,,I ,L,,,, H.,
I,,g.,,.,, If m. Glands Go,,,. mr. .ro,,or. fl,
Tho Tb,,o, Males po,r,,,b, p,p-s ,,i ,o,r,.
uis,b. mil, emf. ,rJ ,,,. ,.u.Jy
In ou ,b,. E,Ir.,,. nI.llo- an,
y,,,,,, u,,,,s f., b,o,.r ,,,,.J AMI .,.,
To,,,,r,,n, n, s,,..,..,
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.,,,,, -.
u.....,,..
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p,,.,r,,,on v.,,,,o pm, ,b. N.,y.s -, ,h.
I.o. ,,, ,h,. ,,,i,s,, All.
~ ,,t,,,b l,,,l.,,.. J.L;,.,'.
,,d s,,,., n L,oJ,L
n, r,,y,,LJs I,,l,,, ,,d s,,.,,,,,,u, 49,,
v.,.,,n ool IN ,,y cr,. -, r.,,,,. c,,,oI-,.,.
sr,b ,s I,,.,,,,.r, Co,s.,,,,,,;o,, L,.r.,,,.,,
a., ''' '''"
corrlna or Whites, Obs'fuclrd or DhhcHIt Men.
situation; lncoutnencr OF Urine or involuntary
d,sc,,r,c ,t.,.,c r,,,,L,,.J ,,h,,b,i,,.o,r,-;,.
..,',
y" "'''"'"'' No r''hnr sho"'u heS'r'' 10 take
II whoi approaching that or itica period OF lie
The cessation of n, m,vs,s In .nch coses =, ,,n.
,o, IN, Inn b,,,,,y r.c,,,,,,,.,,i.,
7'' "''u'
H"""S WIN """'''c nC''f' HMe shin, ana
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THE TEACHERs INSTITUTE The meeting
Of Teachers, called by the School Commits.
sioner at the Court House last Saturday, for
the purpose Of organizing county Teach.
crs Institute, was SO thiny attended, Oh &C.
count of the extreme severity of the wea.
thcr, that nothing was done 1t is hoped,
however, the matter will not be dropped
here. Institutes Of the kind contemplated
exist IN number of the larger counties in
the state, and have been found ,mnrnty
useful. Another effort, we have no doubt,
will be more successful
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WE ARE WITH NOu ONCE AGAIN!l
MORE NEW GOODS.
AT ThOrnc Il ZiMmtrman'S!

NV 7 TNFt IUsI TtNtTVVI TTtsT sVVPI! OF NV NN'f
w Goods consisting Of
dozen Winter PANT. different gradesl
IL Superior Winter Vests
Reohng Jackets,
English Moleskn Vests,
And large stock Of UudcT Goats, different Kinds,
Double OyrrCOai..
India Rubber Driving Gloves, Money Belts, Hungarian
Hats trab ank black aud large stock OF Gents Fur
nishng Goods
It Is our most earnest desire 20 please ALL and in view
Of This fact, We have supplied ourselves with everything
Ia tia Ready Made Clothing line, and also every article
Of Gents Furnishing Goods Yours, Sc,
Oct IL TilORNE A EIMMrRMNN'S
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MrScAL CONVENTION. The lovers Of good
music viii observe the announcement in TO
dass paper Of musical convention at Joliet
on Thursday and Friday of next week, under
the direction Of Mr.. l.. D. MILLER of whom
our citizens have many pleasant recoilec.
tons AS an accomplished teacher When
shall We have such convention in Ottawa
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RENMnNDt.L -.

Il He subscribers have on hand md keep iar sale
Glass Manufactured ~ ,h. Redwood Glass Co.
The superior polish sud gearurs- ot Nae Glass manu-
featured ~ the REDWOOD GLASS MANUFACTURING
90 Gate Dt1ESG Co 1t Redwood. Sew YORK, will give
tht preference to any other made Ia tie United States.
pN"'t |" me superior quality II the pure white Rod,
Sand on the ground II iii, Fc'ory O,ry m, same AS
IS iuInd 10 France for making Looking Glass Plates us
sass both Whit; aui stronger than any other made IN
die country.
lu.drrs win readily see to nlvl0'ar, Of rur-aasrlc
iiS Glass a 10 ha' uu traushrmruJ from the Factory to
thcufn and ], ,Qu,uuy less broken than any other
Glas. sold Ia tl,- market
The subscriber will also receive orders rr this G,ass 90
be cut at c factory any sl wanted rom GSS TO Sonic
September g 3 C.. Earl. 4 son
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n EW GOODS,

lie subscribers would acknowledge the Eatteru,
manner Ia which they have been sustained Ly a dis
corning public Ia undertaking to supply them wi,h good
Clothing and Gentlcmes Furnishing Goods 1T reasons
be prices, they would respectfully cali the attention o.
their customers and the public generally their heayy
and superb stock Of Goods, for Geutemrn's Fan and
Winter wear, which has been selected by Zln n prrsou
for their trade. II WILL be found 10 consist Of t. mos,
desirable and elegant, well the most durable aru
cles got up the best aud fashionable styles. cur.
bracing
SuitOut Coats. Over Sacks and Ta'mss
o' every grade, In qnalii, and price, ir'n"h Co'h. IN
Dress fruci and coor"d cloth double and srgl, br s.
ted Goats. CASHMERE cuisines. suits Washington STYLE
Beaver Do, skins, aud ~ other LiuGg e.: EILS IrlY-
Engsh, aud American Clssi.erc pirts, ~ fancy ard
plan velvet Sitius. black cSored Siiks ~ al pa terms
and Cassuercs Of every variety. Aiso large stol Of
Boys Clothing.
We hsye also purchased an extensive assortment Of
IlENl:IllNG GOODS, embracing S!aw.s, MJG!rrs Cra-
Sats, >u,Ls wedding Tres, Scars, y. ,p!con- Prince
Al rites sia and Linen EaIdktTlLie'- SIX and Wooden
Wtapycrs aud Drawers, Shirt Collars, Hosiery md
Glow. Of every -ty' and quality g. ,1grthtr With ,
larF' stock Of indH Rnbbcr Clotrg Cape, and Win
Also, Trunks, carpet Bags, HAS AID Caps, liar
Glove. and Fur Collars.
DAY G,pD- BoSIS Tor sale.
Remember the d place. 40. Rad!.sL, p'ocl, Ia,
side Of the Court lioIsr.
Sept u THORSE 4 2IMMI2MAS.
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\ and after this day, during thy ensuing winter the
omnibus which has been run by the subscriber nom
the foN River House TO and from the cars will bee dis
continued, the travel during the winter ustrnr The
expense. In consequence, the subscriber will now have
some comfortable rooms LEFT for the accommodation of
permanent boarders This however shall not interfere
with the comfort Of all travellers that may call who can
rely ~ heretofore, on receiving hi, uLsf Tn, superior
stabug accommodations attached to his Establishment
render particularly desirable to such ns rav, with
lDrc 10 VI " SMITH
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NEW
WAGON a. CARRIAGE SHOP.

e0>lIE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
public that he has opened shop In and com.
noiicus building adjoining his Blacksmith shop, on Go.
umbus street. where he will manufacture and Keep con.
stantly for sale full assortment ~ WAGONS, CARRIAGES
and Br00iss made Of the best material aud by expert.
enc,d mechanics, and he would invite the attention OF
purchasers to his heavy stock ofstsoSsh lrnnR on
hand Believing that he manuiuctur, article not
inferior to the best made In the City, aud with duerm.
nation to give satisfaction to the purchaser ne would
lcit share Of patronage.
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done To order and q,
short notice, tsopt. 9a-tf1 r TANNING
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Tnx PROGRESS 90 TIM GKs,r NEST uas been and vii
continue to be the wonder Of this nineteenth century
and MS strangers visit and find Villages Towns and
Cities sprnging up as by magic they have an irres',-
able desire to live and die in country literally Towing
with milk and honey; but they frequently Hnd their ar
dor dampened by the high price which spectators charge
for small plot Of ground upon which they may erect
home for their family and they oten forced pay
enormous rent for a small and nconv tenement
account Of their inability to comply with the unres.
sonable rates at which real held In this vicinity
The subscriber DESTROYS Of giving all chance either for
Improvement or Investment will sell about forty lots In
GLovERs addition to Ottawa the south side Of the H.
linois River at rates which fail to give satac.
ton For beauty OF location these Lots cannot be sur
passed, and to purchases who will make immediate i'm
mediate improvements they will be sold at price which
will defy competition.
The fac, of the City OF Ottawa having doubled In popu.
laon within the las; FIVE years aud being the County
seat Of the second County In the State In population,
would warrant this to be Investment which cannot fail
to be profitable, (Dsc 292m) OLIVER CORNELL.
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Literary Association.

The Association meets every Tuesday eve
n, in Glover 4 Cooks block, at Z o'clock.
Programme Of exercises for next Tuesday
evening, 18th instant:
!. Instrumental music.
,, Reading Of choice se!ections-J. W
Steel
3. Vocal music.
4. Discussion of the following subject:
Hssolred, That the invasion of Nicaragua
by Col. Walker, promises the civilization and
better government of that country, and is
therefore Unsuitable.
Disputants-AT, I. Hampton, neg, W.
b. Fyfe.
o. Music.
6. Reading of original cssays-Messrs.
Avery, George, and Macarthur.
Z. Music.
s., $. Observation-Disclosures. Squire, Harding,
and Cooper.
The public are invited to attend.
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Ottawa Ec,nnic Seminary.

Na'FS 7 y e Y ]. TTLkINr, PRINCIfAls
! He hlsi term Of this Institution will commence Oct,
10Th lsjj, at Mechanics Hall, aud continue eleven
weeks
TIE services 81 sufficient number Of competent
teachers will be secured 10 give instruction In all the
branches taught Ia Eastern ScmHarics BOARD for Young
LadIc, can be- obtained IN the family Of the Principals
after Nov lst
For par,irular', see circulars apply to the Prnc.
pals, at Ottawa.
NrgEREScFs:
Rev. " X. Wh.ucs,y, Rev. J. " Cogr.han, Rev.
Geo srhioss'r, WIN. l.. Gibson, ESQ, g. W Jackson,
tsq. Geo. hrstol. LsH. Mc.ars- KING 4 Iro OCT
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Notice 10 the Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity will be erainei to
learn that M.ssrs. A c. A. S. PrrsAn, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale Of DR. EAsrIR
us Popular Family Medicines. His medicines bet.
ter prepared more prompt and eectus in subdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others In general
use They are meeting with rapid sale In nearly every
city or town In the West, and give general satisfaction
those that them. For further Information in regard
to these remedies, the sick and afflicted invited to
careful pr ursl Of Dr. EAsrnnLrs advertisements which
can be seen in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists Who not already supplied
with them, would do well to call upon DR. Ea,,yy ST.
Louis and obtain .o.. ofhA popular articles, from
his agent. In Ottawa. August 4
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ZANE COW and calf both light red, white backs, bellies,
} feet and lorehcads, one COW, lopc horns partly
sawed OH white stripe on back belly aud tail white; one
red steer two years old end Of tail and belly white
hcer calf red sides, chiefly white one hccr spccklts
belly, mainly rad one heller, white one heller blucish
gray steer, red aud white white tail one steer,
red, small white spot face, half Of tail and hind sg,
white two red steers, white bellies one steer, red,
white spot face They may be found at the farm OF
l.. VI HoNs,y, west end " Ottawa Avenue.
n II. Lost, u heller calf red aud white, mixed In
tqMMl unnnIiIA Al rLMnII AnnX AS nhnyr. Lnlll Am
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

Mr.. FiXEL AGAlN.--Wc understand that
Mr. Fixcl, who was dycd $3.50 for Violating
our liquor ordinance, imprisoned, and then
released on a writ of hdbsds corpus has com.
menccd an action against the Police Magis.
tratc for false Imprisonment.