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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
Asarge EOto
NEW FURNITURE,
Which Must be Sold, at
Russell's Furniture Depot,

HE subscriber respectfully announces To lis Old
TONERS and the people generally that he has Gin adj
dtion 10 lis MANUFACTURER just filed up with Fall
and Winter stock 90 Eastern Furniture, and he Iur-
poses making some improvements and enaT ing his bu-
siness early in the Spring, his stock must be sod out.
II consist. ~
sofas. large lot assorted
Tetc Tctes,
Card aud Centre Table, ca ZAP,
Piano Stools,
Looking Glasses, (fTcI oh llates.) -ilt,
Rosewood and Mahogany Frames, the largest lot
fcTcl in this City. aad the cheapest.
Cane seat Chairs, - dozen, assorted
Flag seat Chairs, 81 dozen different styles prices
Byd>tcad-, Mahogany, French, and all styles. and
any quantity,
Windsor Chairs, s9me good and cheap
Please call and see. PETER RUSSELL
OttaWa, Ocfnher y. lN.Jf.
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Stoves ! Stoves ! Stores

We have hand SO Stoves, comprising some o.
c best patterns oNIoai COOKING Stovtr brought q
this market, which will sell prices tat viii be salts
factory Our stc-k of Paror and Dining Room stoves
OF the elegant aud useful styles ever
before exhibited in TINS City. w wish :" to Gus
call IN aHd before you bay OF hen drawing
Stoves around ~ wagons II you want To save hts per
your Investment.
We extensively engaged in manufacturing TIN,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. ui every description and
can orders in that line To extent desired.
We a PURCHASING, old Casting Copper Pewter. and
Brass and will tie highest price ue market MI ar
rant.
oil Cloths and Fnamgl,d Cloths, or beautiful styles
and patterns price, that viii astvuisA yoa J. sure
you call and zee b,f-Te purchasing. sept -
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\ Totem or WINTEE-About n week ago
old s. Biting Borcas " paid us one of his fea-
ihery visits, and insinuated himself so rude
~ into every open crevice about the house,
and whiStled 50 sharply around the corners
that we really feared he had made all his ar
engagements to stay for the winter. lie had
come, however, only to give us II foretastc
Of his quality and warn us TO get ready for
his visit in earnest On Tuesday he it'll
drew temporarily to the north, but his gra-
cious absence threatens to be short one.
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SERIOUS AccIpENT.-On Tuesday evening
Mrs. White, an old lady living with Mr.. ii.
Hamilton, carpenter, west Of the side cut,
in this city, accidentally fell into the cellar,
snd received such serious injury, that for a
We are happy TO learn. however, that the
old lady Is likely to recover
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rHaT -sII rc u.r IIf lraCc u-.-
the question aEaiug the monetary circles % The West.
The Withdrawal 81 Sir,- li.ous Of currency has been
and Will continue to Pc s-r..-y r.; ~ all classes Of bu-
nr.n and unless Illinois Bank. expand the
East provides with circulating medium, money vii
continue the high 4, which it has been held this
winter The principle Of Georgia money i. undoubtedly
Wong Wherever PAP -HpaH'Iun has exceeded gold
and IL circulation. ruin las been follow.
Vet the confidence % b.lsine,s IN the leading
Georgia Banks is unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta, Interior and Macon be good will continue to
the Of sa.i Banks ia payment for lots on
the south side Of the Illinois River. These Lots or
fered bargain and cannot fail !. suit either for in
Improvement aud to ihosc who unwilling
or unable pay the prices charged by secu
FOR Lots the north side, the subscriber would
earnestly call their attention the superior advantages
offered in Gluycr's Addition. feh23 OLIVER CORNELL
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. -, 1S56.
Whoat-Sa'cs spring at SSc, SOC on board'
three car loads spring at SSc in store: sales
of rcd winter wheat at CSC, and also at 9Sc
in store. No sales Of white winter. We
quote nominaIy at s % on board
tOrH-Salcs of one cargo at SIC on board;
five car loads and another cargo at CSC on
board, and a Larque is loading at 40c Oh
board.
OIts-SaIcs at 2Sc in store. Generally
held at jJa3Ic on board
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lurgoyEME::T IN AMBRoTYrEs.-Mr. Mars
ton is now taking ambrotypes by an i'm
proved process, which is secret, but which
have yet seen. They are the chcf Faurre
OF the daguerrean art. 1t il worth the trou-
bic of a visit any time to his gallery in Nat
fingers block, merely to see such superb
pictures.
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DEATH OF \ VETERAN EDIToR-Mr. Dan
iel p. LanGe, the editor Of the German Ga
zette,at Hanover, Pa, from lS0J, to 1850,
forty five years. died there on the 10th INST.
lie was the oldest editor in Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Aior,r's gs,ai;,n Root Pills.

" E5a'ly Ac"!J BE- nihog. them in tho
h5sss RH
= AZ ESTABLISHED Ytcr tina! ~ discases spring
N9a "U. rH'trr, u|r'clt -iu'rusliy Of the blood
fs.Dr, orr r-h health aEl life depend upon this
Ni5l aib "H.a ie various passages become clogged,
49, d" l"t act IA. peri E. harmony with the different
functions ~ the body, Die blood loses IFS action, becomes
tiak. corrupted and diseased; thus causing all pains,
huc-' and distress u" every name our strength IL ex.
hstcd. health We arc derived Of aud IL nature 10
not a-,-t,i In throwing OF tile stlguant hunors the
blood ElA become cluked and act, and thus
Hst n lie VIII forever he L..Wn uut. How important
then that W should keep the various Passages of the boz
d. Tree A'i nii And how pleasant to rs that We have
it ia "rp paer q" pat medicine IN your reach namely,
Morse IN Ian Root PMS manufactured from plants and
roots which grow around tie mount tiunus cliffs IN Ma
tare- garden, uT the bltl and recovery Of diseased
man One az the roofs from which these Pills made
b, Sliusac, which opens the pores OF the skin and
lists Nature ia throwing cut The finer parts Of the
Fl.doa s,tlun The second is plant which is Expecto-
rant; Nat opens and uucl'gs e passage to the lungs,
aud thus, "a soothing manner, performs its duty By
tr ".. OK Ii~g- and other uuors from the lungs By
col .5a- s,ittug. Tne third j. - D.uretic, which gives
ease and l1H'd strength 10 the kidueys; thus encos-
RACED, i,ey 'saS large amount, % mpury from tho
blood Hr is then thrown ont bounliiuly by the urins-
- % water p--ss g. and which could not have been dis
charged ia any other way. The fourth is Cathartc.
an accompanies the otcr properties Of the Pills while
,ug4 -d pur3tug .le blood the cUar.er particles Of
upury w,h cannot pass hy the other outlets. thaS
taken up aud conveyed OF IN great quantities BY the
bowels.
from tie above, it /. shown that DR.. Hors.. Isdiss
Root Pills not only cutter the stomach, but become united
Nth the blood, Tor they ind way every part aud
completely ruu out and cleanse the system from all iis-
PURIFY ad The lie ~ the body, which Is the blood. be-
comes perfectly h,ly; consequently all sickness and
pain 81 driven from tine .y-t-m, ur they cannot remain
when a., body ltra-Hu- -Y pure and clear.
F"r sale by every respectable druggist in Illinois,
Don't take . box without il is in a blue wrapper
Get lie 81 Dr. Morse, al al the Drug stores, and So
caution ia TAI. paper. 4. j. WHITE a CO.,
aug3i Sale Proprietor, VIC York.
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wHaI HAS Yla's HEll!Nc tMBa1ca7Ioy ZONE?

Wonders, indeed. Il Is known every where a STAN
dard Medicine sure remedy, and Cuirorsl Pauarca
FOR Eheuuasru, Cuts, Wounds, EIris - lld- Iumba-
go. Sore Throat, riv-, Bowed CONF ,tint- Cholera.
Wind Cholc, Dysentery, and numerous other Ills and
aches" Its popularity i owing intrinsic me
rts. ouce used it = never Dispensed with 1t is be-
coming daily aud pIar, and performing
remarkable day by day. AT per- rs who have no.
yer this Remedy 70. al ,Jr;= oG Pain should
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MEEGS.
JAucS II ,tEvcx Grcccr

JAMES X. N1EIGS, Grocer.
S1HIE subscriber has opened Store in Walker lick
lins'- new brtk building on La Sale St for The sale
serves, Spices, Willow. Wooden and Stone Ware, and
all articles connected will, such an Establishment.
Oysters, Fish and fru; will be kept during their sea
The stock Is frn1, recent York rurehases and the
prices and quality cannot fail satisfying i;,p wl,v
may favor lin With call.
Having become the Agent Of tlr Aqucuct Mills, The
Flour ~iE be manufactured eAPr1ry for bis trades from
choice Winter Wheat. Warranted 10 give Satisfaction.
/ Indian Meal, Bran and Shorts also n,r sale, .,7
ds S."I. VII e kept in the ncns. maingr 1a al
Ottawa, September 20, 1-sG' JAMES X hEios
Choice Teas.
IMPERIAL, Gun Powder, Oo.ong. ami he e-i,hgstei
English Breakfast Tea, at tse.3.l JAMES n. MElGs'
A EUrERroR 10, o. Old Gnrsrnneut Java. Mocha.
"A and lilo at tsepyal J. x. METGs.
:, XcEIsIoE SYRUP asplcndid article, at
MACkEREL, No. !, in Kits and by retail, warranted,
l. NCELsIoI Family Starch, in pound papers manu-
a. featured i'll Providence, H. l., the best in at
sep, J. X. MEIGs'.
CEDAR PALS brass bound aud thoroughly made,
~ Willow Cabs, Butter Bowls, Ladies' &c. at
sep2. J. X MEiGs'.
Nj As sers and vtFn@'s' pure .f * nics
DREsERVED PEACHES. Strawberries, Easpberrics,
- .., " -t'er-'I :. n. ."
Y oCK SALT, by the pound or bbl,., at
---.-..-.------ -
GENUINE English, American, and French Mustard,
~ Worcestershire Sauce, West India Preserves, &c,
at [sep27l j. X. MEIGs'.
= 800, -.
IL sep27 j. X. MEIGS'.
t"ARs-G ranuated, Powdered. Crushed, and Gu
- ba, at Iser2'l J. X. MEIGs'.
D.pry, s,io., =, Ill iii ,-o---, ..,1 1T. =,
k'..i.,, SPICES VI HI ANUS, gfouhd anu ".1e, AT
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BOOK BlNDERY.
y NOW Esusint>s in Ottawa

a Now Escssine>s in Ottawa!
quit siysericF would inform the people of La Sale
- ana adjoining Counties that he has established
Booh blNpkti III OTTAWA. where he will be hsI.I.y to
receive orders Tor anything In his line Wv
Flank Hooks
OF all Kind. manufactured order In n vrort,,,,,y
rsyne-. Also old books rebound. Pamnbl-t. ami ma,
gazne bound in any style required Maps covered and
Vanished
Paper SsOseS
And all other work done which belongs my branch az
business let Il he borne in mind il is no Longer
necessary send to Chicago ~ ~ your Blank BOOB.
n,auufsctured or any kind OF Binding done for yon
have an e.tabishrnent in Ottawa that 10 ALL aud
saye YOU the trouble OF sending abroad
ilea.r give a call in the room over the Telegraph
Once, south side Of the Court House Square.
povi &. G. Lp,TZ
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Wall Paper.WindOW Shades,&c.

nCR stock in this line includes large variety pat
terms and qualities from the best Manufacturers
the country, aid the ChcicesG Coorei, Velvet and Gold
bordering We shan have constantly Oh hand large
assortment Of
Cloth and Paper Window Shades.
Together with the bes; Kind o! Curtain fixtures Frequent
additions will be made steck during the season
We invite those who want ythinG IN this line give
call. We wl the services of the best Mechanics
ia the city TO hang paper when desired, which viii
customers mitch time and trouble.
To GEae Ladies'.
II you want Stationery OF the best quality. Paper
iIaI.gings, anything in the line of Miscellaneous
Books Magazines, give u call. We shall have
sale few Of ChicEsyg's and other superior Piano
FOTtcs AT Eastern prices
LEsISaEs TIS,-Ny have given orders for
2hucy Rolls OF Wall Paper, from the best Houses in Dos
ton. and Philadelphia, fer next Spring trade.
Having received our Fall supply of SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY are prepared to furnish Country
Dealers and Teachers the O3rrst Jric',aSi rates
oc25 RATHBJN & ORION.
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Ottalua frte Gra0er,
Iiferary Association.

THE LITERARY ASSOCIATION will meet at
the usual place on Tuesday evening next
Subject for discussion:
ResoIJed, That Benedict Arnold has re-
eeivsd injustice from the American people.
Ladies aud gentlemen are invited to at
tend.
The principal business done at the last
meeting was TO make arrangements for a
course of lectures, which we understand is
to begin as soon rs sufficient number Of
tickets are pledged to guarantee the associa-
tion against loss. We SHOULD hope that
there will be TO difficulty in doing this, as
the price of season tickets has been fixed as
Consisting low, and if people Will not buy
them at the prices asked, there can be no
inducement fer the association to attempt to
furnish literary amusements for our citizens.
Physiological and Physiological Society.
This Society meets every Monday evening
In Nattinger's Hall, at o'clock.
Subjects for next meeting:
Address on the Social Group.
Reading choice selections
Considerations of Time and Tune.
Public examinations rs usual
a class will confluence On next Thursday
evening at the Hall for the private study of
the science Of Phreno!ogy. All DESTROYS of
studying are invited TO attend, free of charge.
Doctor MCNAMARA, Secretary.
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RATRSUN g. ORION.
Booksellers and sia,iOnrrs,
AND DEALERS IN
WALL PAPER. BORDERS, AND CURTAINS,

"RAI ~ IN IS0DINOI NV -On fthOI
Blank Books, School Books,
-U"gaziHes and cheap Publications., GoM
I'eEs, Pocket Eooks, Faney GOODS, dc,
Wholesale and Retail.
v W. RATiiHrN. pa.~s, iI THOMAS OETDN. r-v@HF--f
w would invite attention Of business men and
W tie citizen, 81 U.t4a lrc, and eli selected
stock u
ST
Consisting 81 the best Qualities Of Cap, Letter, Mercantile
Note aud Lsw PAPER Boz and bite Envelope, Visiting
Cards Gold and steel PeU>, Pocket Cutlery, &c &C. and
large stock Of tie best Writing Ink made in this
try, Of all couFs. All the nal and qualities Of
WIZ APP1Nt. PAPER.
NAY he found n Store cheap the cheapes
Ladies always fad a: Store very nice Letter
and Note Paper OF all sizes EATHBUN ORION,
oc25 Main street, opposite the Bank.
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A CERTIFICATE of deposite on City Bank of Eames,
~ ALLEN Co. No. IA for Sl:55I dated Sept LIST,
and payable to order of J. W. Rowe, the payment of
which has been stopped. Ioclliw"j ,. W. ROWE.
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Tor Auicor Exchnnue,

For Shie or EsNchumRes
HE subscriber oilers for sale his farm, lying fsWL
rods west OF the plank road, miles North Of OF.
,va Said farm consists OF acres all aroks and uu.
der fence with good house il, barn, crib, aaa
living water Ne will sell for cash &C. exchange fer
larger farm further from town. his object being TO ct
more hand. II is offered ut bargain.
ocls 3a~ JOE PACkENNAN
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fUV EtVVVTT,1e
nNE hundred dollars will be given for the dct .ctoT
~ and conviction of the persons who tn,
bank of the Fox River Feeder, the mound tn,
hight Of the 9TH inst. JOHN b. PRESTON,
Ocll-4w Genr Sup't. Ill. Il Mich. Canal.
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Aqueduct Mills.

AYING leased the above mill for term Of years. and
put the same in perfect condition. again pre-
pared to custom grinding, and having competent
and reliable Mers hope heretofore, to give general
satisfaction.
superior article of Flour, constantly on hand
either at the Mill, at Messrs, ResiIick Ilurihuts
Store. JAMES KELLER
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Goods Delivered!
TIE subscriber always Keeps horse and wagon in rea
diness to deliver all goods purchased his Gro Gerry
Store, free Of charge in any part of the City Store
corner of Main and Columbus .ts.
junA-u PHIL. GODFREY.
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SirayeG.
IRON the subscriber residing the Chicago road
L about miles north of OTTAWA, some time i'll August
last, two year old SORREL MARE COLE with white
strip in the face, one hind foot white and brand -
under the left hip.
Any pcrson returning said animal to the subscriber,
giving we. she may be found will be lbe-
rally rewarded. [oc@i-lln*I JOHN SWEENEY
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EFT at the Philadelphia House, i'm Ottawa, Tues
day evening, roll of Cotton Cloth, Sheetug. The
is requested to pay charges and tax; it away
ocIl-:iHE ER Il AEENSTEIN
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TERMS

4 complete Course Of Instruction in Book Keeping,
Mercantile Writing, Business Arithmetic, ttlne uH-
lnnitcd) including Lecture Course aud Diploma, ~
Ladies' Complete Course, AS aboye,.. -
Good Board can be obtained Ia private families os rom
az ia ~ per week. The whole expense ." s"e Ius
20" incIuJirg hoard Tuition, stationery, &C. need
not exceed siAiy Dollars -! - ,,
To tlosp IN the ucishborirg cities aud towns DESTROYS
.,.s-f,,a, tJ,.r,r-l, Business Eiucation Rockford
~, ,,.irnt advantages: being noted for its Moral.
t,,f-i and ErI.;uus I"fiuciices, and as Of the
- s,.i,i.y aud -rrlantic cities In the West. The Int.
~ f,lultlng Rooms spacious and well ventilated
',,.,d H. most eligible Block, and commanding .
"a s,..Ifc view. Tieyare furnished In elegant style
,,uot be- surpassed anywhere. There is "A separate
,,,r,fsr.t for Ladies There il also Reading Room
Win I'm extensive Library together with the Daily and
Weekly Papers, Magazines, Sc. from all parts Of tho
country which students have during leisure
hours. Students viii here nd quiet, pleasant resort.
where they acquire firstClass Business Education
Tor one half the usual expense In larger cities.
csy~ Persons wishing further information to the
r and references of this Institution, be fully salts.
fed by sending for y catalogue.
OCT l.. W. BURNIIAM, P-iRcipdl ami Propri~ioe>
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Notions and rcrfumery.
I HAVE Lubin's, Bazin's, Haue's Swans and other
j choice perfumery.
Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powders, Cosmetics, &c.
Ny NOTICES are too numerous to mention. Call and
see, at the sign OF THE Coon SAMARITAN.
Nov 10 T. Y. GRICGs.
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Auction.

TE1liE subscriber will sell, at his residence, three
e. miles north OF Ottawa and mile OF the
lank Road on Tuesddy, NOreitbe, 1ln, 1876, the fol-
lowing property
Four superior Brood Mares, Stallion, Year!ing
Colt, Spring Colts IL head of Cattle embracing several
full blood Durh;ms Wagons, one Green's Reaper,
Horse Power Corn shelter, 80 Tons Hay, &c.
IeFnS.6 months credit on sums over 3D. without in
if paid when due otherwise at 10 per cent inte
eStr Inovli j. H. NAlDIER
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

Tgr HE subscriber respectfully offers the iniabit-
- ants of Ottawa and surrounding country his SER
vices City Auconeer and Commission Merchant, for
the sale IF Real Estate. Horses Carriages Dry Goods,
Furniture, &c. &c. assuring those who favor him
with their commands that no honorable effort will he
wanting effect good sales and prices Cash advances
will be made Of needed) good. consigned for inmedi-
ate sale Store north side of Main nearly oppo-
site the Post Office. JAS. LANCASHIRE.
CHAs w KENT, Salesman. Ottawa, October 4.Is56.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE
... OFFICE.
TRITE =, W AFTER MAN.

N1'tigger'S BlocE, Oftnrd.
EXCHANGE on ;. Eastern Cities and Chicago bought
and SOLD.
Interest allowed on dcpn~itcs.
Gold and silver coin bought and sold.
Collections made in vicinity at current rates Of ex-
change.
Short time business paper discounted.
WM VI. TUE.
ATERMtN.
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notice.
LI-,cr-on- indebted to by note book account
n are requested call and settle and save costs,
must have money [ociI A. FOSTER.
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I NIf'iBg~,ix BkocE hird fOOr.)
ECCTOE MCNAMARA respectfully informs the friends
| o. medical reform, and al. who worn out from
drugs and harsh treatment OF old school practice,
ke principally desire. to- undertake cases which
have been enormously treated by aHptfc /rG"fifion
.S and il confident that his method will be found the
speedy and safe towards the restoration Of Ued.
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EURNHAM'S
C9-rHErC,iL & MATlaEMATlCAL
INSTITUTE,
EprLf,ri. llli0Ois.

- EPARArE instruction impaired to each Student wha
= AMY enter az Any time Each distinct method Of
Book ~ cpne embracing Individual ship Ac.
counts, Mercantile and Manufacturing Banking and
change, Commission and rwarling. Sieamboating,
&C. aFt taught IN Il thorough aud practical manner. by
studiousiy applying himself, young Of ordinary
abilities may, in from eight to twelve weeks, become
competent to perform the duties OF any Counting Room
whatever, and merit salary Of from $jcn to II v per
amman. Stuients devote much of the day and
evening uay suit their convenience, there being No
CLASS ARRANGEMENT to fettcr their progress.
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Dyer's stealing Enbrocn,ion

l. uniform 10 quality. Convenient for application nea
aud delicate "a az nature, leaves siam. the dres
or sA G"ailits ~ - curative properties, and uIsaE
PASSED q healing and TfiH-d --troy fT- Remedy
4 f,,, Zen fs,.r, ~
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SAVINGS :sSNK-
Home opa,hIcM MEDICAL Institute,

In ,,lgreS's -iIdd,oB IT, Dtf,',r0.
q 90 4 FOR a Lot Terms 3 cash. and s. on tiIe
OH fret day If every succeeding month until
All ,,nisI without interest. iuiz6 TRUE n WATERMAN
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I!'T !l-1.'iS ffiiTnHaHu !l- acquired unprec.-
deHted celebrity Healing Pauacea II cures
wounds, Oats Er-l-,z. ScsI- rheumatism. and an
External a.I Internal Pam, ia short period % time
Scientifically pre- pared aud Away, pEss-TNu. the same
strength and 4ty, It; g used with tie greatest ,oui-
deucr - 80 classes II.I las become ~ universally
known tla. needs hardly - ir named r "a r,.. r-.,;
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btfWrcI T"
on fuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tn. fee heretofore SI.uo per visit; the same
for advice by mail Office consultation 50 cts. Medi-
cine INCLUDED ia boil; cases Residence nearly opposite
"th- csman-, over Fox River. npy-
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
SPECIAL MQTECE@.
The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscription.
2. Ii subscribers order the discontinue
ance of their newspapers, the publisher
may continue TO send them until all or.
rearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their paper out of the Office to which
they are directed. they are held RESPONSE.
bic until they have settled the bill AID
ordered them discontinued.
d. Ii subscribers remove to other
places without informing the publishers,
and the newspapers are sent to the for.
mer direction. they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
20 tnke newspapers from the Office. or
removing and leaving them uncalled for.
its primafacie evidence Of intentional
fraud.
6. The United States Courts have also
repeatedly decided that Post Master
who negIects to perform his duty by Civ
ing seasonable notice. as required by the
Post Office Department. of the neglect OF
person tn take from the office newspa.
pers addressed 10 him. renders the Post
Master liable to the publisher for the
substitution price