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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10

ENG an original and popular treatise on Nan On
nani their Physiology, Funetionb and ss rnsi ala tc
Of every kind, With nsyerfang kemedies for he ~
cure OF al diseases Of private and dsloaie ehnrscfe
cidet othe violation Of Tho laws Of Nature and AZ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
For the Millions.

W. sSNuIf isnow opening snne rory rich nnd n al
,e9ehs Dress goeis, among which are SATIN sTRIpEn
rAr hEF lnsh foplins, hcFnoS, nlads with grrni
saHey % teh iFpnadei Noure Antique aud nian siks
uei, Ladies' Cnihs and Trimmings
cent m style. ''' -- ~ ~
A WORD TO THE GENTLEMEN.
EMERSON Co, srs SOW receiving theIt second suppy
o uols ufinelss, yeings The laiesfitves ana iirh,
showing opf goQdf,
GO TT BOOTS.
SCOTT BRO. are nlapsriur thsmsuives "a see their
end ma WI en- le,sorie A. their aoul good about
these dsys. theaee N VIII plsale ints n8lics
November 18th. ISIS ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
SUGAR. SUGAR!

Wssre In reoeptof large lots Of aud boun
!" ,elllew. CallandeSamins. R.A. BuskirkS 20.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10

- saiin1i4 Market street ~ Louit No, 81
Bsoadwsy New Yorh aad by ~ nfusglts everywhere r.
All kndt of family Patent MelicHus fuft sale re best
Sstiia terms pflfstof Woods eiablihmeni iit Mar
lti street. 90. loui..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26
Hats, Hats and Caps !!

IN LSINF SILh HATS, from g to 81 each. ~
In Il Of B--hc 4 CO.. summer style. war ess>>A
s~Srated good AT YELCH- old stand, where -
very person get. the worth 81 their money i1n2>
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Balloon Ascension.

Prof Books, one Of the most successful
:.ronauts now living, will make an ascension
at Ottawa un Thursday, August 9TH. Mr..
b. has recently made number Of success
full ascensions at different cities in this state,
and in no case has met with failure. At
Decatur, the Gazette says, 1.-The ascension
was splendid. Like bird he arose in mid
air-and bid his friends and all things here
below good bye. After fine voyage he
landed in the wheat field OF Mr.. George
Baitty, some ten miles southeast of this
place See advertisement
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DemOcratic Climb.

There was a rousing meeting of the de-
mocracy at the court house last Saturday
evening, assembled to form City Demo
cratic Club. Every seat and corner of the
room vas filed, and the door and passage
way was crowded to the head of the stairs
The committee appointed TO report per-
srancot officers for the club submitted the
following names:
Pr.Ssdlnt-Hon. WV. REDDrCK
Ticc Presidents-GEo. III. NORRIS, c. G.
MILLER.
.Secretaries-P. X. LELAND, ID. 7. JONES.
An Executive committee of from each
ward was appointed to superintend the af
fairs of the club, and 4 committee of three
TO submit the draft of a constitution, &c.
lIon. j. McRoBERTS, of Joliet, who had
been engaged to address the club on the oc-
cxsion, was unexpectedly detained at home,
50 that the club was thrown upon its own
resources, aud Obliged to rely upon the i'm
Yromptu efforts of its own members. The
President, Mr. RedGick, was first called out,
and made a good speech. He presented
clearly and distinctly the great issues III
VOWED in the present contest, and portrayed,
ia spirited style, the character of the fusion
ISM. Mr.. Norris was next called out, who
ably contrastcd the character, qualifications,
and peerless Craftsmanship OF James Blu
chanan with the lack of al Ike qualifications
in the woody horse candidate. Mr.. Jones
was called TO the stand. and gave 4 clear cx-
position OF the disuniOn and reasonable
tendency of modern abolition iusioni>n. y
Mr. Farrell. Of y. Y, connected with the
Irtsh -fh.TtcGA newspaper IN that city, also
addressed the meeting by invitation, and
made a short and very happy speech. Mr..
l.. u. ne!ano made the closing speech, Illus
trzting the general character Of fusionisun by
portraying some of its leaders at home,
making many pointed i.itS, and keeping the
house in a roar. Altogether il was Il most
spirited meeting, and gave abundant assur-
ancc that the democracy Of Ottawa are wide
awake, and will give 4 good account of them
selves at the polls. The club adjourned by
giving three hearty cheers for buchanan <
Breckenridge, agreeing TO meet again on Fri
day afternoon in the court house ward to
hear Col. Richardson
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

Paul Julien, and Fred. Cline, aad various
other famous masters Of the violin in our
day, but never before the equal of little
Nick. Goodall. who gave concerts in our city
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Taking
the audiences at these concerts as a criteri-
on, however, the musical taste of Ottawa is
at low ebb. Mr.. GOodall at least, We have
no doubt, would be qualified to this, if he
bad been at the Fremont club on Tuesday
evening and heard its exquisite (execrabley
minstrclSy applauded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

T5oN tbs subscriber, the 9TH day of June inst, a
Il EAi MARE, with black name and tail, with ar in
her forehead, black feet. without any shoes heavy with
foai when started, about l59 hands high, aud eight
years old.
Any pereon leaving information the lumber Of
fee of W. T.. Hspenan Co. i'll Esrlve. at the sub
scrbers, three miles Of Earlyle will be literally
warded tjun2l-2mi JOHN iIAPEMAN.
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Notice To the Sick.

The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will he gratifed
learn that Messrs. 4. c. A :. PUTNAM, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale DR. EASIER
LY's Popular Family Medicines. His medicines bet
prepared, prompt and eec,ual in subdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others in general
use. They meeting with rapid sale in nearly
city III the West and give general satisfaction
those that them For further Information in regard
these remedies, the sick and afflicted invited to
careful perusa of Dr. E,sTERIYs 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. Eastery in ST.
Louis. and obtain stock of his popular articles from
his agents in Ottawa. August 4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

WHAT shal be in place of Georgia currency is
the question agitang the monetary circles of the West
The withdrawal of three millions Of currency has been
and will continue be seriously felt by all classes of bu
siness ana unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides us with circulating medium, money will
coItnue at the high which it has been held this
winter The principle Of Georgia money is undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver in its circulation, ruin has been follow
Yet the confidence of business men in the leading
Georgia Banks is unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta, Interior and Macon good, will
receive the OF said Banks payuent for lots
the south side of the Illinois River. These lots Of
fered at bargain, and fail suit either FOR
vestment Improvement, and those who unwilling
unable pay the outrageous prices charged by pcc
l-;ors FOR Lots the north side, the subscriber would
earnestly cali their attention to the superior advantages
offered in GIoyer's Addition. fet2I OLIVER CORNELL
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
uIT,w, ~
hFurniture Mandatory
yN-aTSAS q EH,lS-Es WAN

- IiMEHNAN having purchased the interest g" l. J..
-. EGgg. in the Factory known - EEgE Watson.
takes this opportunity I" inform ihe trade that they
hand with increased advantages for manufacturing Sil
kind- of Furniture and hairs. At prices that
defy competition.
This establishment IN wing been engaged in the above
cCt c hest OF w"rkmcn, and pledge ourselves to use
nothing hut the bet "f materials, having Kiln for dry
Ing on the most approved plan, leaving excuse for
working lumber those who work direct from the
lumber yard, can have.
Hotel keepers aud others Will find II tn their advantage
to trade with ~ if a good article j, desired.
job Work Of all kind, done ~ the shortest n1tce Job
Turning and Scroll Saving done ia the best manner
Lily J"incr- will testify.
Suel Po.t- and Bau,is alwa.s On hand OF all pat
terms.
We have a saw NIL. and solicit cI-t Hu logs.
The business OF the old will ho settled 10y :rgg
Watson. a. before. WATSON ( ZIMERMAN.
Ottawa March :, $50.
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LADIES, DEPARTMENT.
The Ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity invited cal!
RI,ACK,S GROCERY

West of the Post Office. where they will choice
r.ty Of fresh Groceries. consisting part Of crushed
powdered, common, yellow and white coffee Sugar
Young IIyson. Gunpuv'ier and Black Tea ground and
uuground Rio and Java Coffee, liaibJ Sart.ine-, Oy-
L"b-ter-, Herring. Mackcrel. Cod and Whit Fish
Plantation and Sugar House MDase and Golden Syrup
DR. ii Apples, Peaches. (par-d and unpaTed,D Piu,s
Oh rrie Prunes, Date, Fig, barrel and box Raisin-
and Zante and American Currant. Pickles Frc.eryIS
Jams, Jellies and Extracts Almonds, Brazil Iibert.
Madeira, Pecan and Pea Nuts, Boston. Batter Water,
and Soda CrarkeT- 1aIlocA, Irish Mos, Bror.a,
TaTiUo. I-inciSs, and Baking Powder and a general
variety % ground and uugTpuit Spice. Canned Peach
Cherries, BackbeTres. SrLWh-rrc.. gud ToUatug-
Also. nice II Candle Ga CarauuII-.
and sweet Meats for the Hrkr
frGENTL also ind :iu- -.' their
ilr.; their wants and ar invited call and
themselves. The proprietor ha- I-t returned from chi!
clEu. where he purchased fine addition Lj- former
vel selected stock, and i prepared to supply hi-
with many % tie Hegcs--rieS and Injuries 81
life Tiui'T Il. -. BLACK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

ANAsA FosTER.-Mr. \. Foster has re-
moved his large and popular store from
Woods block to the new four story block of
Walker & Hickling Immediately in front of
the court house, where his many friends will
find him With enlarged facilities to serve
their picasare.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

AoCIDEST.-A man named Harrison who
was at work on the Starch Factory. on Tues
day last fell through space equal to three
stories of the building, fortunately without
serious injury. In falling b. caught hold Of
the last tier of joice thus greatly checking
the force of his descent and causing him to
f.lI upon some loose flooring in comparative
safety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

L sTEAlED or stolen, May 18th, ls.s. from the
Il scriber al Cury-a's Mil. Indian Cr-ek brown
horse, five years old, and fifteen hands high. with
white hind foot. The above will b. paid for thief
and horse, $50 for the horse alone If .tolc and if
-trayed. jGn2S-trsl MORGAN CTEYEA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

ICE CREAM SAooS.--An ice cream saloon
or large scale, and with all its appeint-
,nents, fixtures and arrangements in superior
city style, has been opened in the spacious
rooms of the third story of Walker & Hick-
iing's Metropolitan block, by Mrs. Hankey,
late of Boston. Our young people especially
viii iiod ti.is a most pleasant place of resort
these hot evenings
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

Ar LowNsBERr 's.-Pine apples fresh from
the SOUTH delicious delicac, for tea, and
incompatible for making preserves, are now
to he had at Lownsbery's- And when you
get there, you will see a hundred other art-
cles indispensable, as well as articles Of lux
ury that you will want to buy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, July II, 1856.
Wheat-Market quiet. Common spring
nominal at Sl.0Oa1.G5 in store. Winter
sale at about Sl.l0al.20 for red, and $l.2O
al. 80 for white.
Corn-Rather unsettled and transactions
moderate. Sales atOat 41c. Two lots on
board lst of August at 44c.
O1tts-Salcs at gle on track
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

Queen Eictoria's eldest daughter recently
had narrow escape from an accident. Her
sleeve caught fire from a taper, and was
burned to the shoulder, bat fortunately she
had presence of mind to e.tinguish the
fame ere it caught the body Of her dress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

CHILD DEowSED.-On Thursday last,
about 10 o'clock 4. ". little boy SIX or
seven years Old. son of Mr.. Shannon. who
lives near the Fox River House, fell into the
a1ueduct ana was drowned Attempts were
made to resnscitate him, but all efforts were
OF no avail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

That the assortment OF Frnly Ndic;H~s prepared by
Me-srs CoNSTOCK BROTHER, of NEW YORK,
without exception the best sold The immense sale
ct these Remedies l. proof Of their dtrtnstc
tu~. extending does not only throughout the United
States, but the world nearly They the FIRST
who prepared 'so-card Patent Medicines on the plain.
easily understood plan. Of dirent resaepy for d,t
rent seG|s' and do not hunbug the public with
any ''cure ais. nustrum-. Among their articles
Cherry and Iunrwort. for colds. Turkish Balm Victoria
Hair Gloss. Family Pills, Pain Killer etc, and they will
be found trial really nsfi and efcacoTs NdicineS
They also Pruprietors nf )oHdrs and IdyttOn's
NDr-s amt cutie WdjriEeN. which being prepared from
the private recipes I"aGr the great English farr.r,
they with confidence recommend them the public.
really scientific valuable Medicines. Among them
t0H,ijtiDH FO,rd~T GdrqiiDg Od NyJse Py,5de,s,
etc. Try than. amt Hs cOHriEced
For sale by ANs-A FOSTER. julie w
II any one shpud ak what ia opinion, arrived
at Icy impartial the best and honest
compounded remedy for preserving and boautifyHg the
hair and restoring gray hair to its original color and
the lock- the bIlhesdc should without he.ita-
ton say Prof %. j. Wood'- Hair Eestoratire.-S Louis
Democrat
sS-Sce advertisement IN another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

PAISTERs, BrnDEEs, &C.-All painters and
artists, and all persons having new houses
to finish or old ones to dress up SO as TO look
as good as new, will find it worth their while
Son in to-days paper.
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,,iraso,c.. Damcing Academy.

~ VETROPOLITlN NILL, "a N"4@fF q Hf'"'IIy'
HciC Buck.
DEor G. MAEEsOLE has The pleasure 81 announeug
~, lii friend aud the public o. Ottawa that he w.
80 a., ,,,,ci,,, ,raGcrly o about the 9th Of Jul
- hr will introduce and teach the ne aud fashion.
Lsr.. of .ilau, Paris, London, Ncw iorA I-d Gu
Cagn. T. <,..-.-- =, .-
% >, ,rd ally inred to take the best Hall IN tis CITY
b. r. -s assured that he give ettire saiisarti.a 10
those Who desire To become graceful and accomplished
dancers he being fgy determined make his Ilali
spectacle place. where lie shall from his pupils the
strctrSt dccorum.
Mrs MrssOi@ will give her attention to tAe histFoc
Of the iaGies through the first lessons.
For terms and particulars apply Mr.. Mirasols,
the Metre politan Hall, after the 9Th Of july.
p. s.-iie takes this opportunity to hsrL his Ottaw3
rends for their kind invitation 10 attend their dance tn
18th Of July He and Mrs. M.rasGie Mil endeavor to b.
Lresent ON III. occa.loM. lnnlii @ MlkAsOLt-
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Great Excitement.
Arrival Of the Pacific
THORNE yIuNEEsuiN

tn AXE this method II returning NJ thanks -.air
- 'TlvuiS and Clg-lJ1lCr> :gT th.T furuT~ ~ She -
aud ready receive them .-a..I. and
show them tnc assortment Of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, consisting Of every variety and style Of Spring
and S!ruub-r Clothing, Mru'- Boy, and Chiidren's
Clothing. Carpet Bag Trunks and lai>-> Hat. and
Cap. Hosiery al Gloves, and good assortment uf
shirts and Cravat..
This present stock has been selected = III great care
ami comprises all the --latest stSi-s.
We invite frie nd. and the public gUera'v call
and examine stock before purchasing where.
we are confident show them the cheapest and
largest assortment liz toTn.
Remember tia, old stand. No. d. Ec!!icI', Block
Ottawa. MAY 5. $50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-26

AZ m. residence of n. IT. ". Cnsh'nan East Otto,eo.
Atrsys for sale large supply Of perpetual Roses and
o,brr kinds of Towering house pants strawberry, To-
n,,o Rh,oA rb Cabbage plant, Sc. Ac in their
son and Vegetables Of ~ kinds, !unla
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DREPARED from a prescription OF SIR James 'iIrke,
NJ D. Physician Extraordinary To the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine unaing in the cure Of all those
r,infrI and dangerous diseases incident 10 the female
constitution .
IL uo.eraes all all distractions and
brings ON the monthly period ut regularity. These
PHI. should be used three weeks previous TO
fneieut they furiif the constitution, und lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling HE mother TO perform
Ier duties with safety to herself and child.
THESE Pulls SHOULD son III TAKEN FEMALES DURING
FIRST THREE MONTHS u rGEGSAScY, - THEY ARE
suEE To BRINE On MISCARRIAGE, OTHER THE
THER ARE SAFE
In all cases OF Nervous AMI Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Limbs I.ayincss. Fatigue Slight ENcr-
ton, Paptaiion OF the Heart, Lownrs. Of Spirits, ys
tcrics, Sick Headache, Whites, aud all the painful disc,-
"ccasioned by dsorderc system. these Pills will eff
feet cure when all other / ave failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, caomrl,
anthony, @ any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price, in
III. United States and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole Agents FOR the United States,
l. 4. BALDWIN & Co.
Rochester, y. Y.
" u. 81 90 enclosed 20 either of the General Agents
will ensure q bottle of the Pins by return mail
For sale by L. Y. GRIGGS Agent,
Ottawa, Ill.
J. IL REED Co, Chicago, Wholesale Agents. oct1
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TO Young Hlen.
The LAOip,

OUnS
"RANTED- by Physician young gentleman
" good moral habits, as medical student For par
ticuars address box 80, Ottawa. H. juns
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GREEN'S MILL

.SarcGss0r to the Od pioHcCr,
LAS been rebuilt during the last year. in the dn
i i rahie. Substantial and workrnauLc manner. and
almost without reference cost. their has been
aud is Excelsior" They have
Three Rum of RnrrS
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work, with everything entirely nov. aud Nil
have the fourth run for Merchant Custom WORT.
dy in short time. and when completed II will be superior
any Custom and Merchant Min in the State. An
they ask i fair trial they feet confident that with
their mill and long experience 81 in the mill
ing business fully warrants them in 4sfuiDg at h"H"rf
hs raDefi,iOn None but the experience ed and
conlmodating millcrs emploven.
Cash paid for the best article OF Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April =, l>,6. J. H. GREEN
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Sarah l.. Hauxey, or Anne her daughter,
will please call at the post Office at Ottawa,
III, for important information. Pm.
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EpN the subscribe. residing ID, town 81 Dim
mick. miles north 81 Ia Sale sunday cycu'
july 9Th, TWO HORSES. Ugh, grey about fourteen
vars old with hump hi hips the other
bay about fifteen YEAR, old, UNUSUAL, lat footed with
small star III hi forehead. with dark feet and black
name and tail Any person giving information rcfe-
renee TO said horses. hy addressing the -uh-crjh-r AT
Troy Grove +. %, Ia Sale CO. III will he lhrlv re.
vArdcd. IjulI.-sf TERRY U,NIFy
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10. 2, UOssacI's Block, Otta'ca, Illinois.
The articles offered this well known Establishmen nj
manufactured under the immediate supervision o! the
proprietors, Of the best material and Workmanship and
can warranted to give satisfaction buyers. The
business done this Establishment enables the proirie
to offer Goods much less prices than his conpet
tors, Mle the same time sell much better quality
Boots, &c, made To order at the shortest notice.
Drawings taken OF the feet, and lasts kept expressly
for each customer
Country customers honorably and literally dealt with
NJ. II. PRESCOTT ( co
y. B-Hepairing done in the neates' manner, aud al
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides.
Shoemakers' Tools. Also, Innings, Bindings and
Shoe Findings, Shoe Thread, &c. Oct u
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EDWARD WOLCUTT.

-" Prepared arI ,oI ~ MARKET street, hrtrrpn
Ih aud 9th - Louis, Mo, and 80 broadway. y. y
very liberal discount made 10 wholesale Vurur-cgr.
For -alr M Chicago by Bay & BupwfN, Lake street.;
BLAIR KELLEY % Dearborn st PENTuN Runf'sfs. o.
Lake street md - Ltnu'' Hook, South Water 90. SAW
YEE P,GE, and J. II RlED Co. and by all ,hu drug.
gi-i, Of Ottawa.
y Il. "" PIT up the Restorative both with and with
ont sediment For restoring gray hair, that with sii
Iu.H' should be used. Dec H.
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Notice !.

cs 5G to al T pste rFs sn t 5 city, in
it.. -dc tEe III rivvr order, isay Doe left either
ilss lui o. Mr--r- Eeil.ck HlGb4.s store vle.e =.
slate b, Dc f"uII for tia; i1gTi-'~e
Era a5fd BAN ICED delivered a. nominal raie- Term,
IA EYEfIE
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W. hav. hard ,N'-' Stoves uE -
;- best patterns f Crti Cooking StoE- brought
ihl market, which viii sal: prices tat Will BE- - lis
factory. O.I stock 81 pSTipr and Dining Room Stoves
uPgiso 81 the most q. CANT AMI uriI s'vics ever
'n-- 80 bred in III, CIV W S'll t. Gus
rn-g- {" t IN and - hc'r nuy ~ men drawn.
>,ys aro,.d in Wagons If !"u 10 save Try per
..t. FH Investment
y, or, -Ntens.1",. 'u-aZ-! .g U-iu,i:tuTne In.
copper. .iI Sheet irUil ar. Of ilo.I- ana
execute orders IN that line :" any extent desired
We pIrci.-.a old Clsi.g-. Copper. Pewter. aud
Brass, and Nil pay the highest price tue market Nil wa.
Oi Cloths. md Fuamcicd Cloths. "i beautiful STYLES
and patterns, price, thaI VII a-ouI-h you Be
you all and F., " before IHlTyha-ir. =. SrIt 90
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OsI ct. wednesday,, July 81, either Oh Nil 81 No
..rctt, Ia Ottawa, pocket book or port IH"n.'s'
Containing seventeen dOilArs-among which VA. a 80
gold piece, 81 - in .iyerthe balance nearly al! PEP
the State Bank Of Illinois, ut ShaHEccto"ii, 49,
certificate of character" The finder viii confer "a
yor on deserving young tan, and be literally reward
~, - w. - EDWIN EDWISSON.