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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
NOTICES.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under this head a limited na Der Of speeis notices
will be inserted at ~ cents per line each Insertion,
or so cts. per weee. |
Carpenter~ W~antca-six good Carpenters
wanted at DAVIS, WATSON & CO.'S fhreshing
Machine shop. june 10 dl,A
Nossce.-Halbut Fins, crasknei niscuit, SmoS.
ed Hslibut, salmon, Mack erel, Eels, Sc, for sale b, |
june - div DALzELL & CO.
Masonic Notice. 1.-The Members Of Tuscan
Lodge No. 81 s. 4 A. Mssons IRE hereby notified
,ha, The annasl election fof officers of said lodge will
be held at their hall on Friday evening. the 18th
inst, AT o'clock ?. N. mo. JOHNS, Sec.
June Is dit
~ money TO loan In sums to suit.
iunsII WILLIAM ALLEN.
Desirable Property at Auction
VIII be sold with
CUT reserys. sndon accommodating terms. two lots 20 By
100 feet with the privilege oil the whole, next Friday. juno
18th, at 10 o'eioek An. Terms, Adown, the balance in
IL, Is and 81 months, with zen per cent. interest. The
above il on the south side Of Sd, between Scott aud Ripley
Sts., where the old jail formerly stood. Being in s good
and within five minutes walk of the Post Of
nee, renders this a first rate nrnerty FIR a uriv.tq ,st
denee. NJ PARkTp.
June II dSt AnctionN,r.
&o1 Dale,
~ " Ha"'' 'oA'"uins=i-
r. ~ $3.50 :" = = tuu"s
june II dH Cor. farnun q Locust SIS.
q Com VIII ind empioy mcnt
aud r, Island Streets. iune Ielws
with some mannt,c.,riu. M meranta, .t,hli,hmea AZ
ready IN OPERATION either 9 active or silent partner He
'l ' - 'A ~ '"'iais' iHe = %
sts'eNeFS d e'ufnishN'= Aaare>s '.'.s'at th'Soi"
NJ june lt-d4t%
Inst Rseeivsd
Haas GiIls, ana Inc,n,., RIoou,.,. "a rAtfI.aas
tancr Hats at spnor,or onali,y
Juneedtw ytRutp
-
Land warrants
Constantly an mad aai 10 sale al Ile lowest mar.
set rates, b.
n.--I <t,-Art1 - ,.,.-r
saLL& o..
FOR SALE.
-, one foNeE ftdf' with
4, ass r,pg - rml.2
, Fl !, af,,a,.r -.
Nav ti,f pfpxu, au,pr.,
M 1I.y
and far lima 10 al, n,Ii..n,. r =. C.,pppTI
may 20 dxwtn n.va,n.u. p,.s. ats--
5000 acres Of Land Warrants for sale By
apl 3odti McGREG0R, LAwEs d BLAKEMoRE,
,,o-py
y " "pPie"u
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No. I0g.-A farm 81 i6U EefssI q. sec. - ma r. q
Rs r. ~ sores .eBdeT euilfst'uB, a good stream ot
water.
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DIRECT FROM BOSTON,
Hl

VERY handsome iotof M.ktillas and black SIX.
"A winch slll be- sold 81 ioS nyuTes py Ha. rts, Bra.
~ 81, SslOw zud. Ladies cal. zEd sxamlas 0 ur stock
oeiors Vg pa TcaEse.
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Pine Hill Cemetery,
IHls Cemetery i. placed under the trusteesbip al
Sanders, 1. Hall and A, Dawson. Tho proceeds from
the sale Of lots for the year 1866 are to be applied to the
building Of a vault and adornins tie grounds psrsous
desiring lots will apply 10 !. Hall or A. Dawson, Mar OF
ground lie at Dawson 8 Irus's Office.
A. {. FULTON,
June s-dlws Original Proprtetor.
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No. fI4.-A Farm OF 80 acres IN sec IG IN < E.y
all pioughed, price SIS psrsere.
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No. 1Gs-uuo Of tho finest Farms IN the Count,
Dubuque road, near Pcnse' Poet Once, &2e acres ~ ~ Tie
there i 80 acreso OF good timber, II acres Timothy WY" a
house, large barn, &C. Two streams running tSnnos,, w.
Price rs ptr acre, ~H
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NIGkOLIsS, IsRIlL. a 90
l. A n ID A q r. n rs

Iss, Lot.4 IN Waloott containing 900 AGRA.
e22a. pns
No. iB--A faim Of nlnety acres gu tho Missls.Ma.y
Or, on Tho linc between : 'ft and M~usestipe coustpla nv
shor, distance below tAft i'odge's linz stock farm \ .
$50 pcrAerH pa
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No. lt,-h beautiful idle place On the last p.v.
and Duiu9ue read, ~ acrs with q good dwelling bs'saapst
D rooms, ~Stabling, Wen, Chtcrn, orchard and tau y
In ine order 81 60o, q credit Of seven years viii hun' Ill
ior part Of the purchase money. Vfh
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Netting W and los inches vide, also com,
WADsWoEPH,
June IL diff Second Of. opposite LsCLArs House.
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No. !Ue.-One Ollie GGest l4rnlS IL lhs e0ugtg. ~
acres on The south st1e Ct IHLk UfUFt, IsS sefvs N
der fence, abu hndef cultty 4tiBu, so set - uaLs, 4
large orchard nf 50 10 Go fees, u even Va isr q
ira!E. living watsri : good house, we'll, el,Getu. ian
sc, $751; rr scrsi 3 800 essh, bal. 10 pay usal.
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d.. sanford's Invlgorstor
Isa mild Laxative, tonic and
s'lmulsnI,a and - 70 the public, relying
pom It's i~atf!a'ts ~y}ttr!a the cure or The following
complaints: all Bilious Dsrangenents, ok Headache
Dyspepsia. H2bitual Costivensss, Chronic Diarrhea,
cholic, Pain Ia the Stor n sea and Bowels, G euerai De-
oihiy, Female Weakness, sc, For sale BIZ Druggists
generally, and chas. T. Webb, Dsveapo I; also By
SANFORD ato., NY. City. Mchl9,d&vly.
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0faoy ssp poloW oecouu
jane u dew
A Valuable Discovsry-Ns Plus Ultra
GROSS Q R~UBINs0h's
American writing Fluid.
ENoR opinions OF the Prsss, DC, see copy of eertlh-
L Gales al the store Of the Subscribers,
Retail AGENCY,
Tor Davenport iSsa, Ins sppsf niss's.iPPi Valley.
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
no. 80, Brad, st near the Post once.
June 10 d-,f
OIL PAINTlKas, Ea1KAVIaas, &C.
THE subscribers having several article, OF the e.
ooye description conslg Ded TO then for PusL1c
OIL Paintings, Engrsvipgs. Fancy Articles, SC, for
the ACCOMMODATION Of Ladies and Gentem n.
Persons having goods Of The description and
wishing 10 dispose of them Gun have ar Opportunity
by applying during the week TO
ELI ADAMS i co,
No. 50 Il ,ady ST,
June " near The Post Once.
NEW
yNTE ara now beginning TO receive a new stock OF
0arPStS.
a very choice assortment OF new styles and designs d-
rect from the manufacturers; also a fresh supply of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
VIII be opened In a few days at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
June III Davenport.
Balm Of q Thousand Flowers and -
Woods Hair Restorative.
JUsT Received and for sale BY
- June D ALVORD Il A 4
NOTICE.
v'HIS is To certify that the cop srtnersat heretofore
existing between the undersignsd under The
name and style OF shoup Il Barksiow Il hi. day
dissolved by mutual consent,
All the demands oaist Inding in favor of ssiS firm
will be collected bv said shoup.
B. 2, sHoUP.
An BARkALOW,
TP The Forwarding and commission business
will hereafter be continued bx B. Z ShnunG Co.
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No. i2s.-lao teresip ses a I &c Z 3E 100 ..,.,
Ypt or cultiyEto,G aat ali Ct ctriehce Iom,n-,p"s
ouiidings. Prise SIS per age. VIII sci. sO.srr, %,
same "a ftn-.
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Magazine

200 WHEELBARR0ws
LUX SAFE oy hsE, yIELE IL co.,
II luue Ia DIFF Corner Reach I..nA 49,
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B. +. 0 d CO..

(Late Urn OF KenWlCE 4 NOuD
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Bazar Buildings, East cor. Front and Rraty.
Davenport, Il wa.
Agents for all the principal Steamboats, Ia the upper
Mississippitrade and connecting with lower Missig =.
,ipri boats. We also have the Agency for the sale Of
Salt, and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
Cement, fire brick. DC.
LibeTala Advancement made upOn all consfppmau,.
Peb. 9. IS53-d& wit
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Ne. lse--A Farm Of about 90 scres In Hickory a..
about 70 acres timber, sfl f.ncti, a two story briSk yTip'
with n log house, good ~stabling, &c+ price 81 r~, Ive.
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adjoining No. l73, q two story brick house, two straas.sass's
water running through a fine grazing farm ana pss-saaa
under cultivation: price esp per acre. "a
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No. l50-A lot of y acres just west Of tina Can.
grounds; all broken aud under ionce. Price s5oS N'l
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No. iy3--A Farm OF LOO acres near Hickory oto-.
under fence, and nearly all ~plougbed, q good hons.
&c, with ten acres Timber IN Hickory Grove rno W.
water on the land. ~os
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HAwKEYE o

Here's the place to Buy your Goods.
GOod Goods at
Low PRICESl
,DoIeL sales and srratf rraf,a - na,,. 40
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hcCIpEsT.-We4 learn from a friend from
Camanche. that two children of Mrs. WEIGH
were last week dangerously burnt during
the absence OF their mother on an Grand.
When Mrs. w. returned she found the
youngest child had her clothes entirely
burnt of. 1t appears the child's clothes
took fire from a brand that fell from the
stove and the elder in endeavoring to ex-
tinguish the flames took fire also. The
youngest child was SO badly burnt that il il
doubtfuld whether it will re:over.-B.
A Coon "SwiP." Wac HAS Losr A HoR.El
"A day or two ago two strange gentlemen
passed through our town in a buggy drawn
by a very shabby looking horse. About
three miles out, on the Dubuque road, they
saw some very fine looking horses cropoiny
the prairie grass, and ihereupon went in
for a"swop." After mature elaboration
they concluded it would DO all fair to take
the best looking horse in the drove and
leave their Did one in its place, which they
accordingly did. The old one is still grazing
~ .ne viei nifty, waiting for the man that
s"oPped" for him to call.-Linn Co. REQ.
,us.-h email spple-rrse, about
ore loot and a half hipb. wb;os - -
A'. Scholtes garden, and wa. inocni.,ad
IN August Of last year, b,. ~. e
blossoms this spring, and probsb " o., 'oatn
fruit.-PsAa Gazette. "''1ossr
TIE RIGHT fEELISo,--At the Republic,
Convention held in Lee county I.,t ws.L
Judge Viele, donated $4,000, worth ~
Summers speeches for dis,ribui ion, sl,o
$1,000, for circulating the Valley WHO
and r.. Madison Argus. Great enthusiasm
prevailed among the people At the Couysn.
ton
o. xALoosA.-W. T. Smith wtas elected
Mayor Of Oskslooss on the I'd inst. There
az NO opposition, and the Herald says Il
has the utmost confidence in The new ad-
nj nistrstion, and thinks that un Ter Its gov.
the city Of Oskslooss "will pro.
yress towards perfect beauty and true great
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Under this head a limited na mber Of speeisi notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per tine each Insertion,
or so cts. per week.
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| No. l02-ALsO, 10 acres. 10 81 vhleh IA thinker
adjoining he sboyv, u acres broken. rgiss 81.
No. l3-.--Au tnptoyssisFa OF s9AeTe,,s l4EL.t
y " OF lie claire, ~ Hctrr La ter, 50 &C, o.. eFsas
and under Tease, 4 g00a house slIh other llayggrt
meats. Prizes $500,
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Nc. lSs - farm Of 2ab ac4 ca in sec. a Z 70 kss
100 acres gpdsr cniLFatio- aud uaaeE i,Lcs, 4 or
ehafu OF " young trees, ~ acTts pmLzI. . l4ur
Eo9s<, log stsb.e, sS4i- &C. EIler Sg. Der acre. Wa
ssil sIoek sna la mlbg ttsL sis n i'm II
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NO. l6a.-S0 acres In see p I ~ Il , b On he e.,,.
Grove road 10 Iowa City . miles IRON la su,o,
frame nous. and o bsr iInPry vsnents
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Masonic N0tice.-The Members Of Tuscan
Lodge No. s. s. 4 A. Mssons are hereby notified
hat the ann AL election fes officers of said lodge will
be held at their hall on Friday evening. the 18th
,nst., At O'Clock z. NJ. JNo. JOHNS, See.
tune Is dit
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u common Laborers VIII lind employ mcnt
during this season BY calling on SAT ALIAS. col. of I'd
and h. Island Streets. iune I9lws
A gentleman from the Fast wishes ID connect himself
with some manufacturing III mercantile establishment al
ready IN operation, either = active or silent partner He
can invest from hye to ten i4ousond dollars. The best Of
references can be furnishes Address }. a.. :. at this Of.
nee, June Iud4fs
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For Sale,

Three beautiful lots OF land, containing IL
acres each, on Dubuque rosi, q mile from city limits
For terms and price enquire of c. 4. kINKAIB.
june IL tIf Cor. Farnum 4 Locust IS.
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Ss. l5s.-FgIionis Island with the iaae OIL ,h..,.
containing in ali u ssfss, u good s,op. qu.rry pu.
elcU0,
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No. l.s-An improved Farm Vi 40 ae.ss IN x-.,.
and 10 T 50 Il . L leo acres Timber, 100 acrss ups.r ~
~tiyatlon, two dwelling house. barn, good stock, vat, /.
Price e22 per acre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-09
LADIES' DEP
y ~ V'I33 VI 'II'V F''.IIIIt NJ nv II"I u
BLACKS GROCERY.

reiy 81 fresh Groceries. consisting in part % crushed,
powdered. common. yellow and white coffee Sugar,
Young lily GUHIuWIcr aud Black Tea, ground and
Ungrorud RIO and Java Coffee. lIalhHt, S1TIiuc-, Oy-
ter-. Holsters. Herring Nuchcre Cod White Fish,
Plantation and iuU~- Nn!--C~, and Golden Syrup.
Or cd Apples. Peaches Upared aud unIarcd) PigfE>,
Oh rTic-, Pru Dates, Is. barrel aud box Ea>iu.,
and ZIu'c and American ClrrJItS. Pickles. Preserves
Jams, Jcllie- and Extracts, Almonds. EraEi, Hilbert
Madeira, Pecan and Pea Nuts. B"-t"u Butter, Water
and Soda Crackers TJIiOca, Sa-o Irish Mos, Hrona
FariEo. Isiu.la-. and Bakiu. Powder and d general
variety 81 ground and IuGrugud Spice. Canned Peach,
I'crri-s E!acaleTr.-- v-rT--. and Tomato
Also n:c. assortment - Candies Guu- CaE.auluu-
and Sayr: Meats for ~. E''i.
GESTIENES a.. find thing 20 -nii ;heir
NEE: their wants. and Invited oaN and for
themselves. The proprietor a- just returned from CHI
clgo, where r purchased fine addition 10 his former
well selected stock and is prepared supply hi
with many ~ the luNuri, Of
life. IJu.Il Il. % BLACK.
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DEEP ARED from prescription of sir James Clarke
L MD, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen Ihl-
invaluable Medicine is unfang in the cure of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female
constitution.
1t oderatss all excess, removes all distractions. and
brings N the monthly period with regularity. These
Pill, should used Three weeks previous to
nemet they furtiy the constitution, end lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform
herd duties with safety to herself AMI child.
THESE PILLS FEMALES prElx. THE
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF pGEGNASCY, ~ THEY NEE
srRE TO EErSG on MISC EEiAGE, But TINE
AEE SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs lieavineS. Fatigue Slight Ever
"n. Palpliion of the Heart, Luwnc>- Spirits IIys
ercs. sick Hcadache- Whites. and all the painful disc
sc- occaSioned 10y disorlcrci sy-cm these Pills will cf
feet cure when all other have failed, and al
Though powerful remedy, do not contain iron calome
siiiiInony. or any other mineral.
Pun directions accompanying each package. Price, in
the United states and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole Agents for the United States.
l. C. BALDWIN < Co,
. Rochester, y. Y.
y. T. SihO enclosed to either of tie General tgcns
VIII ensure u bottle OF the Pills Icy mail.
F"r sale hy J.. \. GElGGS, Agent,
Ottawa, III.
}. II, REED Co., Chicago, Wholesale Agents Oc:I
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Notice TO the Sick.

The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will he gratif-L
learn that Ne>-rs. \. c. A :. psTSAM, Druggists.
have been appointed Agents for tie sale Of Dr. EASTER
LY's Popular Family Medicines His medicines are bet
prepared, prompt and ccctual ia subdune the
diseases incident to TIL. climate others general
They meeting with rapid sale ia nearly every
city in the West, and give general satisfaction
those that them For further information in regard
to these remedies the sick and afflicted invited
careful perusal of Dr. EASTERLYs adyerts-euts which
be in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who already supplied
with them would do well to call upon DR. Easterly in
Louis. and obtain Il stock OF his popular articles
his agents i'll Ottawa. August 1.
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Consumption Can be Cured.

DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam,
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Bkood, Pal,
in the Side and Breast, Piexrisy, Whoopins
Cough, and oil Diseases Of !he Lungs ana
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for di.
seases of the Lungs and Chest, none seems to
be meeting with su, h success, and to give such
entire satisfaction to ALL as
DIR. Carriers Cough Isalsam.
This valuable remedy ispur-ly vegetabl. in Il
its ingredients, and perfectly harmless. in all its
qualities, and a mid and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. 1t is very soothing and he hing
tche Lungs, and is everywhere acknowledged
/ by Druggists, Physicians. and all vino have use
! il, to be the most efiectual curative known.
C0nsumptive Reader,
Beware of mere palliative medicines The OBJ
jrct OF nearly all the medicines now offered for
diseases Of the Lungs Is tc reiiere and not 10
cure. Such is not the case with Dr. Cutters
Coueh Bdisam. In Colds and Coughs, which a re
the first symptoms OF Consump ion, il is the
mos, 'rasanl and et!icacious remedy that can
possibly he used. In confirmed rc.sQ'nntion it
has been used with peri ct aud triumphant sue
cess where he most eminent physicians had Civ
Ell up all hope as vain. So confident is the pro-
prieior Of itspower 10 cure Tuberous CoRsump-
ton, that he sOcits trial in the Vorsf ofcaSsS
Splitting of Blood.
This frighttul symptom of Consumption Is
speedily checked and prevented by the use efDr
Carriers Cough Balsam, which heals the af.e cted
me mbrane removes the incpien, tubercles, and
restores those vital organs, and iu-ss, TO a sounI
and he1Lfhy cOydifi01
Expectation.
Free EXpectoration is the most important OBJ
ject be attained in all attempts diseases
OF the chest and lungs The cough, which j. so
distressing, issimpy the result OF desire to -x-
pectorate; and. as long foul matter exists in
the passages, it will continue to irrliate the
membrane and proroke cough. Coughing is an
attempt to throw off this matter, and e1peetora-
ton gives great relief Inability TO expectorate,
in the latter stages of consumption is the cause Of
death.
DIR. Carriers Cough Ba!>am
l. great -xpectorant. 1t di ssoives the morbid
and diseased matter III the air passages, changes
Al from a thick glu,nog. substance to a thin harm
less fluid and throws 1t off with the greatest pos
slbie ease and comfort 10 the patient. There Is
no bette. medicine H. 'hr world, Its exp-ctorant
qualities alone be- considered.
Every Family
Should be supplied witt DIR. Carriers Cough Bal
sam. to IN the early stages OF Coughs. Colds
Sp,tingo OF Blood ram in the Side and Che.t
Bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breathing, Night
Sweats, Asthma, Influenza, Wh0oping Cough
and Group. and thereby couafcrdct the c0nsu,ny-
tire tendency which is produced by our erer
changing climdfc-
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Hats, Hats, and Caps

Z. NEIEB FAILING REMEDY FOR TIE DE>TETC
y TIDN or RATS, NICE, COCkEOACi!E>, BED,
EJGS. ANTS 81. Ths preparation i warranted To eA-
terminate Rats and Mice, gheneVcr used ~ directed
and leave offensive stencil he premises cleared
~ the moving ycrIniu 1t Use j, PERFECTLY SAFE
in any !uc, and at times which tn. with
ordinary remedies for this evil.
EAJTIuN '-i:EW ARR . CuCNTF.FI3TS,'
The extraordinary success Of 81. Bus'".'- French Fat
has excited tine cuii,y OF dishonest
and IRRESPONSIBLE. persons. counterfeit it. To prevent
il-. have. great expense. procured splendid
Steel Plate Wrapper, and Huue VIII lee genuine without
signature Of the nrnrrivurs. LYNDt O>Bl IN,
the same, and the top al every boz stamped thus
VI. DUGOY,S FRENCH RAT EXTEEMiNtToR
1; necessary that the above caution should be strictly
observed. lest the purchaser become the victim 81
FKkUp. Call the Agents and get Circular. gratis.
60 Al orders must be addressed To y OSBURN,
Auburn, v y. sole American Agent
iuuIi-ly + 7. GI;lGGS. sole Agent, OTTAWA, III.
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Georgia EurrenCy.

WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency is
the question agitatine lac monetary circles OF the West
The Withdrawal of three millions currency has been
and will continue to be seriously felt by all
siness men, and unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides with circulating medium, money will
continue the high at held TIL.
winter The principle Of Georgia money undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
aud silver in it. circulation. ruin has been follow
Yet the confidence Of business men ia the leading
Georgia Bank, is unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta, Interior and Macon be good w continue
receive the notes Of said Banks payment for o;-
the south side 81 the Illinois River These Lots
fcrcd at bargain, and cannot ti T. iJ either for in
vestment improvement, and 10 those who unwilling
unable toray the outrageous prices charged by ,pec
A;or, Tor Lots the uort! side. the subscriber
earnestly call their attention to the superior advantages
offered in Clover Addition. fcI2} OLIVER CORNELL
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Great Excitement.
ARRIVAL Of the Pacific.
Esinfs[E 4 yETINIEr,iS

sEIAhE ''- method Of returning their thanks - uicir
l. friends and Tor rlris avag- - f'e past
year. and ready 20 receive them again. and
show them fac -S>rtu,u. 90 Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. consisting ui every variety aud style % Spring
and SIuIuhyr Clothing. Mem. Boy. aud ChjlGTr's
Gaps, Hosiery a.t Gloves. AMI good assortment Of
shirts and traNu:..
This present stock las been selected viii, great care
and comprises all the lIJr-; styles.
We invite friend, and the public generally To- call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
confident show them the cheapest and
largest a~SortIurur ia town.
member the old stand Ne. Ec,i,lick'- Block.
MAY ..
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Aug. ..
thanksgiving $1.OO; winter -al.13.
Corn-Ear41 pr rs ID. sh. 43c pr TO ID
Oats-2Sc.
Barley-9Oc.
Pont0es-New, $3.50
Butter-12013c.
Eggs-1Oc.
LdTd-BeSt, 12c.
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POM M. s,,...-iI,.r r.'i.i;,, -, >,

ROM the subscriber residing in the town Of Dim
mick, miles north Of La sale. sunday evening.
July 9th. TWO HORSES, light grey. about fourteen
years old. with hump raise bis hips the other
bay, about fifteen Year, old unusually Hat footed with
small star in his forehead, with dark feet and black
mInr and tail Any person giving information in refc
To said horses. 10y addressing the subscriber,
Troy Grove =. o.. La sale Ill. will he Literally
gara!cd. !iull2- 2ml TERRY I!iNIEY.