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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! !!

THE undersigned this method of informing their
i old customers, and tie public generally that
putting into Establishment this spri. Machinery that
Will enable 10 turn that double the Of
Goods We have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges OF Wooden Goods for Wool
We have, and do intend 10 card into wool
portion Of cOt0H and sell for all wool. Our goods
warranted in this sp.ct, and also for durability We
shall continue eNang= for Wool formerly, the fol-
lowing kinds OF Goods, viz Heavy Cassimeres, Satine
Jeans, flaEnes % different kinds Blankets and stock
ing Yarn. Considerable attention VII be paid king
Yarn orders Vii b. filled al the different grades and
kinds Of Yarn, MiIsd, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
CIogd-., &c And VII manufacture for merchants
and others Wool lots Of hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn any Of tie above kinds =!
goods OF liberal terms for cash o WOOL Also,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
JNO. STOUT HIMSELF AGAIN!
THE subscriber respectfully to the public
that he has bought back of l.. Hadey Brother, the
entire stock good WILL &C., of the Dry Goods Store for
mery owned by himself, the west side OF the Court
House, in Ottawa. The stock is heavy, and is well
lected for the Winter trade To be ready for making
heavy purchase in spring, he will sell for the next month
two
At Cost!
And many articles less than cost. He means Just
what he says, and let those that doubt TRY HIM. The
proof of the pudding is the eating Of it,
jan17 JOHN STOUT.
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Me0ieines.


Group, WhOOpIng Cough, Influenza.
| SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
Is the best remedy for the Of Wh0QpiRS
Coggh, Group, and the chest disease, of children. We
your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill aud
HIRAM coSKLIN, ND.
AMOS LEE ESQ, MoyrEHEr, IA, writes, Sd jan,
1856; II had tedious Influenza, which confined
doors six weeks took many medicines without relief
finally tried your PEcreRn by the advice of clergy.
man The FIRST dose relieved the in my throat
and lungs less than one-half the bottle made
pleeiy we'll Your medicines the cheapest well as
the beat we Can buy and esteem you, Doctor, aud
your remedies. as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthi.ic, and bronchitis.
Nh>r M.scHsSrER, PA, Feb. 4, 1850.
fh: Tour tHthEY fbcr1sAL is performing marvellous
cures IN this section. IL has relieved several from
alarming symptom. OF con sumption and i. now curing
who has abored under an affection Of the lungs for
the last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
! A A RAMSEY, N. D., ALBION, MooRoE Co. Iowa,
writes, sept o, l-5J: "DGring my practice of many
year nave found nothing equal to your CURRY PEcro
RAJ Tor giving ease and relief cousgptis. patients,
! or euTin. such as are curabe."
We might add volumes or evidence, but the most con-
vinc.ng proof Of the virtues OF ts reaedy is VsGd il
/ its ELECTS upon trial.
| Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured SO many and such dangerous cases as ts Some
no human aid can reach but - those the CaRaY
/ flrToE.L affords relic! and comfort.
AsToR HousE, NV YORK CRY March 3, 1856.
pooToa AYE., LowELL: feel it a duty and pleasure
to inform you what your CHERRY PEcrpRAL has done for
my wife. She had l., en- eye months aborinr under the
danrcrou. symptoms Of Consumption IRON which no aid
-e could procure her much relief She steaIi
~ failing, UNA DR.. siTOng, 81 iii. ciy, where have
come Tor advice, recommended trial ~ your medicine.
We bes. hi. kindness, do your skill for 81. has
recovered from that day. She il strong she
used - b., but - free from her cough and calls herself
/. well.
| Yours. With gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELLEY, OF SRELBYTitIE.
to',SI,aItiys-, d. d--pair IT, rau have tried
ARMS CH.EEr pfcroE.L II is ~ Of The best
medical chemists n the world
t->pe.s The high Of its !yiI
Ldy>r.
Prepared by DIR. j. &. AVER,
Frlc.icIi 01d ArGiyf;c-! C1e1.tst, Ly,r,N lf,..
PT.er, e cts YSg tOX. FiVr '.xys Tor 81 sid by
A : PUTNAM. D't.3I,
u. WALKER - Co,
g.. H. HUNTER.
J. r ADAMS, INT SStsty7,
G II. JOHNSON, Nsu3o,I
/ and al d0r'sre - medicine .y.ryssa.r.. I.r2I
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New Era In Ottawa !
CHoCHERV WARE

JtIF subscribers have associated themselves IN the
i wholesale and retail Crockery business, and have
opened in Woods Block, north Of the Court Hous.
large and entirely stock Of all the various kinds Of
CEsOCkERY WARE.
which Va have purchased directly from the importers
and manufacturers cash, and in large Quantities.
the Of the city and country. II is intention
keep stock at all times full and complete, and
leye make it object for all persons procure
from any and all article. in our line. Having estab-
shc ourselves permanently in this branch OF business,
it will be effort deal with friends and
toners, that when acquainted with Us, goods,
and prices they will be our customers ALWAYS Our
stock consists in part as follows:
DECORATED CHINA.
Atlantic, Webster Jenny Lind Plain Band, Blue, and
Motto Cofees, Motto Mugs Toilet Sets, sc.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and Tea Sets Fruit Baskets, COMFORTS, Straw
berry Bowls, Soup and Gravy TUresRs, Sauce Boats,
Corn Dishes, Bake, Trie, Muffin, and Sauce Plates.
Also, complete assortment of Stone China, white and
blue, IN sets of 10 or 800 pieces
Also, splendid Flower Vases, styles, and c.
c. Ware
Leaf Cherry Stands Palace and Victoria Dishes, Wine
Glasses Ale and Beer Mugs, Tumblers, Of every style,
Thistle and Webster Gobets, Cake Stands Also,
dozen of Brush's Native Wine
Moasses Cans, Pitchers, FIued Salts, Curtain Pins,
Solar, Globe and Chimney Preserve Jars Ring Jars and
Covers Bird Boxes and Baths. Globe and Police Lam
terms, Plated and Common Casters, Camphne and Fluid
Lamps.
Table Cutlery.
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, Corn do; Buck and
Ivory handle carvers and sPorts 1 Tls knives ives
Forks. Looking Glasses of every style.
Willow Ware.
Baby Wagons and Cabs, Baskets with and without CO.
vers and fashionable style of Rattan Chairs, such
as Ladies' Sewing and Nursing Chairs, Arm Rocking
Chairs Chdren's Chairs, with and without Rockers,
Mats, Feather busters Knife Boxes Wine Servers, Bed
Cords Cocoannt Dippers, Whist BroOms and a variety
Of other articles which we will be haPPy to show to all
Ottawa, August 4, 1855.
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BOOK BINDERY.

BOOK BINDERY.
A New Business III Ottawa!
53lIE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
h and adjoining Counties that he has established a
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
Blank hooks
OF all kinds manufactured to order in workmanike
manner. Also, old books rebound. Pamphlets and "a
vanished.
Paper Foxes
And all other work done which belongs to my branch Of
business. Bet be borne in mind that it is longer
necessary send Chicago get your Blank Books
manufactured. any kind of Binding done, for you
have establishment in Ottawa that do it all, and
save you the trouble of sending abroad.
Please give call in the the Telegraph
Office, south side of the Court House Square
noyI Z. G.. LUTZ
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For Sale or Rent,

HWISG 20 continued Ill health oder To sell or rent
~ my shops and lots. There is good wagon shop,
containing work benches, with good hors. power
and mschinery blacksmith shop with three oTges, and
tools for the same. and paint shop.
Also. small room, si,G.ted IN good part % the
city for family trade is for sale, viii be rented for
term of years At n reasonable price.
Enquire at W. II. W. CrsHsaSs onicc. or 2. B.Rs.Rp,
tie premises. fnylC-2n
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OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !

CUS St.l WILLIS !.
7-IiF Subscriber. heg ufHrru tt- citizens - o'tar.,
f4rr.,r-, and ~ public --g-riliy ci-; t'-y have
fitted Up their Mi htl-rr" known tt- OIL NIL,
floIrHC Nil. iy placing 10 u new superior. and ample
machinery. Their eNprc--fy adapted
10, and made ia Fis- ~ rendering 81 "A s-Iyr.-E
CUSTOM MILL,
whore t'e farmers have tr~r grinding % every va
r.e'y. done eAp-rliti.a-iy amt promptly. W grluI
Wheat Corn. I've. and BurEwhraI- having machinery
adapted and tfr machinery being ~! new and
under 10. ;-Iss-l.- a: ga rSI--teed EirT--
cgiIrIlt t-lIr r'I- -atl-f4ctl,'u "a al cGss
W invite farmer 20 gisr gs TRIAL, at least.
Citizens 81 Ottawa respectfully informed that
are prepared 10 furnish them with superior article
-l.yc-fur Fiolr, ais" Bac. aud fs
Meal, Eral!. and other Feeds al Cf which wall b-
promptly delivered IN part Of 'hr City,
"a NIL H. found the ~ J. & Nat
,ineer where order. may be left for delivery during the
a
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PAINTS, OILS, & yARNIsHEs,

PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Sash, Doors,
Jugs, Painters BI
In all qualities and variet
they offer would occupy too
hat will give an idea OF the
White Ledd 6 ZiI.c Pdiat
fure White Lead in oil,
do do dry.
French Zinc Paint, in oil,
do do dry
American do
Silver White,
Flake White,
Chremnitz White,
| China White.
Punt OILS, &c.
Linsesi,
! Boiled,
( Nut,
Turpcatine.
VdrRisiea
Coach, Elastic,
do Picture,
do No. !,
Furniture, No. !,
do NJ, 9,
Dcmar,
A sphaltuu,
Japan.
White Copl,
Nast!c,
Leather.
Green Paint, gr02n2.
Paris Green, Extra,
Emerald Grccn,
Chrome Green, No. !,
Imperial,
Permanent.
Green Paint, dry.
a AZ - ~ "a
~ ~ C-'D n
Berlin,
,i'i me-
EI.eIaiu.
iee'DD rum, oTVHhN'
chrome e40",
fe.ioW oci.Fe' ! me Eheis
40 AAe.!Ssl'
st'a E ochre'
Roma Ocirc.
,Sap Ies ie,;'T'
Iaui,.iltiIi i,'i"' NV, ~
IetfyH /""'.l DIy
chrome ltIOH, 20 -
40 NO. "a
sophe Genre
frrhch htii"N,
ielioN Ociife,
Dttsh fltE.
HH1 THt.''; NY
LneIi.h efHi Az
iti 80. 40
.'''ii ~ d,
american az 70 L
w a. AZ -
10 ~ ~. -
D. - - r,.,t.h
- -
I.ii 80 "a A,''i - .,si,;
800 - T = 49, - -7'
~ a. '--, a.
~ M !" s--2"'
~ y l-1',''
S-a'sil L.ze
i'l--ii Lac.
i...1s O.
u '-.'lA a.
-.l.- 90
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fa-p.r GO
O9.L47,n 90
III = FC17'i Dc
Chinese Blue,
I4Fs %
P.--slaL 90 No. ],
I do do No. z,
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Improved Farm for Sale,

NllE subscriber ocers 'ur sale that nae and ~ known
farm in tho o. Freedom, iyug within oue mile
OF the tnsn 81 Harding, known tiir Charlton Han
farm. IL contains 81 81 prairie aud u -
timber The prairie i all under good S-Ice and
walton. There is large good dwelling h"Isy the
farm, good barn. orchard. veil. &c a.. For
qIre u D.SI- ". sIEyESs, Harding 90, ~, sub
scrbsr, 1T OTTAWA. lmaE 81 JOSIAH :. HALL.
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Reol Gstate Column.
FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOK SALEs
THE one now owned by VIM. Waggoner, and common.
Iy known as the "IIoae farm" containing 800 acres,
andying one mile south OF Marseilles tsw 10, and
NV sec 3d. T. 49, H. 81 1t is well watered extending TO
the river at the northeast corner has about 90 Of
good timber go improved good house, barn. and
outbuildings, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES, Is
years old, and of the choicest kind of iruit.
Also, convenient Tenant House.
The farm is well adapted for both STOCK and Grain.
The above farm will be sold cheaper by far, than any
other in La Sale County. The is bound Sell.
julius AtE KN, OTTAWA, Ill.
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Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Glass &
ssIass

And ether articles appcraiung the trade that have
been exhibited IN Ottawa. We shall always endea-
Keep assortment f! and complete, and offer
nothing FOR sale bus what pure fresh uuadut.ra-
Ted. Our present stock has been lately purchased
head quarters for cash which will enable sell
lyr rgyeS. Physicians and others wishing buy BY
wholesale purchase from favorable terms and
- IriCe. f low those in Chicago s. Louis. In
-s0rtIuenl viii be found the purest and best Drugs
and Pharmaceutl Preparations. Druggists Glassware,
Window Glass all sizes and qualities. Paints, Oils, Var
ni-heS, Paint Brushes, Dye StuGs, Camphgus Burning
Fluid &c, &c.
Also, general assortment Of Yankee Notions, such a.
Combs. Brushes Cosmetics, Pomad-s sc.
sf-We agents for the sale OF DR.. Jayne's, Moc-
fats, Chrsties Fsncers, Ayers Guysotts, Wstars,
and other Patent Medicines and curstves, and keep
hand full assortment Of the popular Patent Nedi
cin-., which will be sold at Wholesale and retail.
Physcians Prescriptions accurately compounded aR6
will be attended to both night and day
DAVID WALKER,
Ottawa, July l2, 1856. JNO. J. THOMAS
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Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
ID. WALKER * Co.

5hEE pleasure in informing their old friends and re
- public generally that they have opened their new
ia the fur story brick block the
the public square, offer sale the largest,
and I.u-t .Nteu.INn A..nrtr-.ut IL
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Cardina and Spinning


VIZ b done 81 cents pound. IlyIT machines
siu De cllJhed with tie beat 81 Cards and with
Vy-r--lc-l Cr,T, 'ey expect 70 have good work
done Wool wil b. TAI from the pot Ottawa and
rolls returned within. IN q FOR do
irg the WORK. which nay be @ strong -hegsJ from
almost any para ri the state az trli4lg expense.
Wool intended fgr yyrtalg Igr any ~ The above kinds
Of Goods. panied by the proper order. may b.
by Railroad to Ottawa, and TIE goods Will be pu. " and
sent with pr0uptre--, according 20 order.
We would al" say that vs. have got our New Custom
and FIGURING M ~ 0l-riial- and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice We have
Il-Hty Of water a al times fmyIT! J. b. GEEEN.
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Paper HiHgirg.-P'ai1 and Satin Paper Rordsrs
re-baa-d Prints, o. and T-41sp.rs-, Window s4sa.s
r.-ulcs &C..
Gl4ss.--Al s.ze. from by1l, to 32by4
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TensI
4 sPLENDlD article for t1l. at
II aiA G. " NIEEvER.f.
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Stad.icn.s Wills.

NHHE above Hls, Win four OF b4rrs, and situated
the Fox River Feeder tHur mile, above ottawa)
together with l6.h % the that .S- ia said river
Will he leased "r term % year, upon ID, tyur4-
bic terms. I'll. location and power = unsurpassed the
western country, and liberal iniu.e'G-nt, offered
81 enterprise and capital, which - rarely
~th. foE further Information, address t- urLeT-
signed u. GELkS.
p.l,
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}fIF uhscriher. have associated themselves N The
i wholesale and retail Crockery business, and have
opened in Woods Block, north Of the Cuur, House a
large and entirely stock Of all the various kinds Of
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Mem Publications.

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THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, con-
u TANNING THE VERDICT OF THE CoRoNERs
INQUEST AND ALL THE LATEST NEWS ABOUT THE
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Cf Le
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lee ON INSPIRATION.-THE INsPIRA-

T ZEE ON lNSPlRATION.-IHE lNsPlkA-
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IA TARY and CIVIC sOIREE Niblo's Saloon To ES-
DAY EVENING Feb IT, 1857. Tickets 90 Can be obtained
OF the Company the door the evening
of the Ball Captain PETER d. BREASTED IT,, Chairman
VIM ScorT Secretary and Treasurer, No. IS Carmnest
EB-Mitary gentlemen requested 10 appear In uniform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
amusements.

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ID EAMARsHALL Lessee " RBLAkE' Stage Manager
Mr. FORREST,
Win ooutnue his present most brilliant engagement by per
THIS EVENING Monday, Fee. l6, 1857,
For the first time in years, the character OF
WILLIAM TELL
The play will be revived with cast of great excellence neg
chscerisc by Hester dresses properties incidental
uIsic, cboruses, &c
The farce of
PERFEC o n.
Mr. FORREST will perform MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS
TI1EspAY EVENING-Mr II PLACIDE, the popular
Comedian win make his appearance this and per
form a limited period.
Nj BLAKE will also make his first appcarsnce this season
week. 49,. ... g.. =,
In rehearsal THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, in which Nj.
a. scide aud Mr. r. PlAcde vii perform the Dronios
series steriing comedies viii snoy be acted case with
spproschsbe strength