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Purify your Blood!
Eurley's Sarsaparilla!

= all the remedies that have been discovered dursg
the present for the thousand ills thst fesh II
heir to-, none equal this wonderful preparation. Ony
three have elapsed since the discover (who spent
it, first int reduced il 10 the public, and IL already
coguZcl by the most eminent physicians in all parts OF
the country, 90 be the most sgrprisng and effective
Lledy for certain which they have knogtsdgs
Al other Ccup"l.i- syrgps OF this root have fhsr
failed command the sanction Of the facgY because
being tested, they have teer found to contain In
dents which ueItraii1= the good Effects OF e saTsapS-
ril oeutincs iujUrig the health Of the patient.
II is not > with Hurleys preparation. -
This i the pure and genuine Of that root. and
will trial. be found effect perfect Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affections OF the Bones, Ilabitual Costivsnsse,
Debility, Indigc
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Files,
Erysirelss, Pulmonary risc-yes.
Female Irregularities, scroflia, or Kings EvH,
FstSa, Syphilis,
And slI Skin Diseases. ..' d,
lie ides curing the above, Il is also known 10 bs
and powerful tonic, purifying the blood aud nvigo.
raiing the system. .'...
In short, it il, without exception, In the men.
toned, and its general effect the system, the most e.
fcacious il the desirable remedy Of tho
L. il already extensively used throughout the country
and is fast obtaining EurOpeon reputation The in
Of cures it has elected are daily coming to the
propreiors knowledge and he has no hesitation in re-
commenting aud all who desire procure relief
One uttle being tried its effects will be
too apparent TO admit of further doubt ..-- ..
RECuLLECy HrBLET's sASsAPAEILLA Is TIE ONLY oEyunD
ARTICLE NtREET.
Price 81 per Bottle or six Bottles for IS.
For sale the Mandatory, the corner of Seventh
and Green Streets louisville. Kentucky and by all the
wholesale houses throughout the United States and Co.
NADIA.
Sxy- Wholesale by BARCLAY BRurrREs Chicago,
and BACoS. HYDE & Co. st. Louis, $40.
Sold in ottawa bv fncv29l II. WALKER 4 CO.
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Great Bargains /!

giIiE subscribers having large stock OF goods, bought
Z last year ofsDorters and commission men, by the
ior OF the r. Che being old Jobpiug Merchant o!
New York under the most favorable circuHstsucr- and
d goods have advanced very materially, stock is
much cheaper than ~ now be bought.
IL j. intention TO do cash and barter business
sell goods for ready pay and low be bought OF
the quality in Chicago. or elsewhere.
We siial very time add TO pre..nt large
stock such articles III make stock complete. and
tine time. monthly and weekly. II necessary
shall have Goods coming by Railroad, and in this
make nIucerneu for all who wish good AID cheap
Goods c- before buying and examine goods and
prices.
senior partner IS daily In the City Of New Yor.,
and ready q. all orders, II any or our friends want an
article that We have in viii write him
forward the same, by Express otherwise.
Our stock will he general, aiming TO keep such goods
- the community in which require.
Merchants bay Of the Tea. Sugar, Mpla.sss, and
Dry Goods. by the package, for cash. very small
advance above first cost and charges.
We have now in store very superior OEoEdaga
County. Y. Y. State. CHEESE.
Ottawa. March !. 1874. JOHN LOCKWOOD co.
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FRENCH CHAPEL IN OTTAwA.-We receiv-
ed, at too late an hour for insertion in to-
days paper, a communication making an
appeal to the liberaity of Christians in Of
tawa to aid in the erection Of Bethel or
small chapel for the use of the French pre-
testants in this city and vicinity. We shall
give it place in our next issue.
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RoBDERY.-Mr. Solomon Brock, farmer
residing On Otter Creek, some fourteen miles
south Of Ottawa, came to town on Wednes-
day evening, and stopped at the Ottawa
House. In the bar room he found some So
ciable, hail fellows, among whom was one
cal ling himself Alex Dawson, stranger in
town, who talked of hiring TO Mr. g. to
work on the farm. Mr.. b. wanted just such
a hand. Dawson would be glad to hire, but
had some doubts whether Mr.. y. was good
pay. Thereupon Mr.. 3. opened his saddle
bags and hauled cut two $40 gold pieces,
indicating that he had plenty more Of the
same sort. Dawson was satisfied, and there
upon the parties became sociable. They
drank several rounds, and passing from sa-
loon to saloon during the evening, got on a
pretty high tare; so much so, that when
Mr.. Il. came to his wits next morning he
fouad himself in bed at the Mansion House,
with his pockets rifed, not only Of his two
$40 gold pieces, but Of his pocket book con-
tanning several dollars more in change, a
pocket knife, and lot of valuable papers.
Mr.. Il. returned to the Ottawa House and
was glad to find that his saddlc-bags, con-
tanning four or five hundred dollars were
safe, and then got an officer to aid him in
finding his newly hired friend, Mr.. Dawson.
The gentleman was tracked TO the depot
where he had got one Of the $40 pieces
changed for his breakfast, but fearing TO
wait for the o'clock train, he started for
Marselles on foot At Marseilles, little
after !, he took the cars for Chicago. Mr.
Constable Gregg took the next train in pur-
suit Of him, but with what success has not
yet transpired.
p. S.-Just as our paper is going to press
We learn that Constable GREGG has returned
with Dawson in his charge. He caught
him in Chicago. He had spent ell the mo-
ney, and lost or thrown away Mr.. Brooks
papers. lie has been lodged in jail.
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HTY interest in, and connection with the store for ma
Nl nv years conducted by me. for my father, John
Lockwood OF New York, terminated on Saturday last,
Feb. 2Sth. . :,
He will continue business at the old stand whcre An
the notes. books and accounts remain an early sette-
ment o which will be urged -.
sincerely thank my very many friends VINO 'or SO
MANY wears have favored with their friendship and
their trade and shall erdeavor in whatever new bust
ness may engage to merFs AMI rrceIve eren msre r
mari AElhth Loth oooD.
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Notice.

O&EO MANN having sold out his GROCERY corner Of
(T La Sale and Mill Streets, to Messrs HukIBurs,
on,d return thanks to his many friends and patrons
their favcrs during the short period he had the business
and cordially invite them to continue their patronage to
the new firm, who he doubts not win by their well known
business talent and obgng attention continue secure
their confidence and cordial support. The books and
accounts of Geo. Mann will he found at the City Mill Of
Ace where those who have notes accounts viii please
call and settle the same. GEO. MANN.
~Cty Mills Flour will continue to be sold At Messrs.
HuRLBrrs' a. usual lsugt-lmE g. NJ
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CHICAGO MARKET.

August 21st, 1857.
Some pretty heavy parcels of wheat sold
to-day at $l.50 for white winter, $1.26 for
red winter, and $l.0S in store for spring.
The uncertainty that still prevails in regard
to the various grades of wheat, is found to
be serious impeachment in the way Of trade.
Corn is firm at 72c on board, at which
some large lots changed hands.
Oats are declining every day, and sales
are now made at 43c per bu. The accounts
of the oat crop are excellent, and promise
an abundant yield.
:. Barley sells at zoe per bu. of As lbs, bu.
there is very little in market-7imes.
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OTTAWA MARKET.
last yea.

OTTAWA, Aug. 81.
thanksgiving 90; winter SI.00.
Corn-Ear G9c pr 20 lbs; sh. Tic GO lbs.
OatS-2Sc-35 lbs.
P0tat0cS-New sc.
EggS-l2c.
Butter-lial6c
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Sell for les. money than any other Piano OF inc same
style and quality be had from any other source
Said will be warranted for three years.
will be in sufficiently often to take ORDERS ano %
nish Instruments wili be considered bnding
unless the Instrument is superior. both III power anu
quality OF tone, to any other maker To prove what
say only ask the privilege of furnishing you an insru
statement is not correct you need not keep
il. One OF G. II. Gebs Pianos can be seen at Mr. "
wa;erman's. Please CALL see, and try it.
will furnish Instruments from any reliable manuiac-
turer suit customers upon good terms other
one, IL Geibs does not suit.
Mr H. Geib, "a brother OF G. II. Geb,) who is known
here by some as Piano Forte Tuners and
Regulators that there in the country Will be here be
with whom reliable arrangements can be made Tor tuning
REFEREScEs.-True Waterman, and o. H. buell.
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The Ottawa (Inde pendent PhrenoIogIca
Society.
Meets every Monday and Thursday evening at :.
o'clock at Fishers Hall, the Bank Of Ottawa.
Subjects FOR next meeting:
Reading choice selections Physiology.
Es-ay-By Mr.. Mcponouch.
Address-By DR. Reynolds
addTess-Ou the modern practice o. Medicine, by {.
G.. Goodrich. NJ II.
Essay by Mr.. Snow.
Public dclineaiiOns.
Admiiaucc free.
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MEEGs,
FAMILY GROCER,

Is receiving his Spring stock Of Groceries, fom
i New York, consisting =; everything desirable 70
hoJsekeepers Thankful for the generous patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, he hopes by careful
the wishes of his customer merit CONT
nuauCe 90 All orders his viii
be hGuorabIy filed and promptly delivered.
AIucdgct Mls Flour hand as usual.
Nuts.
Almonds,
MADEIRA.
Brazil,
Fiherts
Hickory.
Fi-s and E1isins, all fresh and fine
Indigo BCe-souethiuE new. 4 few grain. dissolved
In water is sufficient for wash.
Sugars, Of all kinds, old prices.
Mlccaron Tapioca, and Sage, OF the best quality.
Cofrc-Rio Java, and Mocha.
Teas-Engi- Breakfast, oolong, Young Tyson, and
Imperial.
French Prunes, sweet, and good for stewing. apis
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ROWdyiSIn.

Never before in the history of Ottawa has
there been so much rowdyism in our streets
as there has been nearly every night for a
month past. There is scarcely night, but
between ten and twelve o'clock fight or
two and general uproar may be witnessed
in front Of doggeries along Main, LaSalle, or
Columbus ST. The case seems to be that a
dozen or so of rowdies and loalcrs gather into
most Of the groceries every evening, aud
keep drinking and carousing until towards
midnight. The keeper of the den then wishes
to get rid of his company. Some of them
are too drunk to navigate, and others are
just drunk enough to be pugnacious. A
general row follows, half a dozen of heads
are bruised, and the keeper escapes luckily
if his windows and bottles are not smashed
On Saturday night these rows are partcu-
larly numerous. Last Saturday night there
must have been at least half dozen Of them.
Decent people in the streets between ten and
twelve o'clock say it was dangerous any
where within two blocks of the square,
Near the corner Of Main and Columbus St.
there was 4 regular riot for an hour or two,
and the sidewalk next morning was stained
with blood enough to account for half a
dozen Of murders. On La Sale street, west
Of the court house, there was more or less
fighting from dark to midnight. Where was
the city marshal all this time, inquiries eve
rybody. But what can the city marshal, or
half iozen of uolire off;rc-c do in Such n
row? The marshal was about, and did make
several arrests. Patrick Sheridan and Terry
Sullivan were put in the calaboose on Satur-
day night, and on Monday hauled up before
the police magistrate and fined s. each and
costs. But what can the marshal DO in a
row where 20 are engaged, and where, If he
arrests one, all the balance fall upon him: as
has actually been the case in dozen Of in
stances. The truth is, to free our city of
this rowdyiSIn, we want night police capa-
bic Of mastering fifteen or twenty men in
an emergency. The city marshal is a day
officer, and is generally at home and in bed
before the rows commence. We are told
there is no ordinance under which rioters
can be punished in our city, and that the
only resort in such cases is the grand jury.
If such is the fact, the council should see to
1t, pass proper ordinance, and organize an
efficient night police. We are satisfied
enough could be collected in fines, for a
month TO come to pay all the expense and
have money left.
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0ttaha free Graotr ,
Tenperance Lecture.

GEO. II. CoLBURN, Esq, will deliver fine
Lecture on Temperance at the Court House
in this city, this Saturday evening at u
O'clock
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CLARKE,S FEMALE PILLS.

LII UNEAl FNbLlSH REhED1,
PSepdred from G'Prescriptio. Of SIR j. Clarke, N.
d., Physician ErtrdordiHGry to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfing in the OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the f
male constitution is subject Il moderat-s all and
removes all distractions, and speedy euremay be re
ed
TO Married Ladies
IL Is peculiarly suited II will. in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp O.: Great Britain, to prevent eounierfeits.
Caution.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant during Ot< first three months they
t. bring n'iseGgs but at every other time and in
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agen;s for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. c. BsLpwIs Co,
Rochester, y. Y.
MIL md postage stamps enclosed to any autIo-
r1ed Agent, will insure polite OF the Pills by
mail
For sale by E Y. GEiGGS Ottawa and Druggist in
very town in the United States. nOylJ-ly
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Important To EnvIlids.
Mrs. L.. &. DODGE.
PHYSICIAN.

VNROM Oswego City, y. Y, is stopping the Mansion
4 House, Room No. 30. Ottawa H.. where she may be
upon all the various diseases the human family
may be afflicted with. Having been for n long time in
practice Of medicine and being reliable Clairvoy-
she has been enabled to detect and many di-
Of long standing which has baied the skill! OF
OF the most eminent Physicians
All diseases peculiar females will receive particular
attention. and from observation and long practice Mrs
II. has been able cure many, when other modes OF
treatment have entirely failed
Al diseases defscted and cured, fcurGbis. Medical
treatment will in be advised, without prospect OF
4 cure being effected.
Hours Of consultation (Which in all strictly
conhdentalD from to l2 O'Clock A NJ, and from TO
6 O'Clock =. 81. JULIEN
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WHITE TEETH PEREUyED BREATH and beautiful COM
plexon can be acquired by using the Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers What lady gentleman would remain
under of diss-reeabie breath when by using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers a a d-ntrifee,
would not only render sweet leave the teeth white
as aabaster: Many persons do not know their breath
il bad and subject is delicate that their friends
would never mention it. Beware Of counier:ets. Be
sure each bottle is signed FETRiDGE & co, y. Y.
For sale by u. wALkEa Co, Sole Agents Ottawa, Ill
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La SALE STREET IxPRovENENT.-Inr refer
ence to the statements in the following COM
munication, W. can only say, that we have
not seen the figures upon which the contract
for grading, curling and gIavellins La Sale
street was let by the city council on Wednes-
day; but if it is true, as is here alleged, that
Mr.. Coyle's bid was so much lower than the
one accepted, we are at loss to understand
why the job was not given him. Mr.. C. is
certainly responsible man, and could have
given any required bonds to fulfil his con-
tract:
For the Free Trader.
Mr.. Osman The following was Francis
Coyle's bid for making the Improvement of
La Sale street, the work of which was let
by the city council on Wednesday:
I" To the Hon. tie Mayor and Council Of tile
City Of Ottawa:
"The subscriber hereby submits for your
consideration the following proposal for do
ing the work of improving La Sale street,
viz:
"The subscriber will furnish all the ma.
terial and do the work according to the plans
and specifications for the following prices
to wit:
"For the excavation. "a cts. per foot.
/" embankment, "a :. :"
gravel, $50. 55
curb stone,.. 20 {" lineal "
paving. -. IS cubic yard.
Yours respectfully,
FRANCIS CoYLE
Yet in the face Of this proposal, by per-
fectly responsible man, the work was let to
another party at rates which will make the
cost $4,000 more than if done by Mr. Coyle.
Can you, or any of our wise city fathers,
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Willow and Wooden Ware
lust received from New York, consisting Of plain and
- fancy Of all kinds and shapes, Pals, Tubs
Towel Racks Potato aud Meat Washers, Wh;evash
Brushes, Chiliren's Rattan. High, Low and Rocking
Chairs, Knife Mats Sugar and Coffee, al Wholesale and
Retail and everything sppertaining to the Grocery
Trade, Tor sale at fair profit. [iun2oI JAS X MEiGs
Ladies', IsOOtees a. SHOES made To OrCcr.
. I An prepared to manufacture To order Ladies'
~ / Kid. Goat, Calf and undressed Morocco Boot
"a ees. Caters. and Bussins.
Heel Caters and Doo,ees made in good STYLE OF good
stock
shop over s. c. Earl Sons Store, Ottawa. III.
Repairing neatly done. tmar PSI u. +. TUCKER
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IItO bOND UBLlCO.
No Family should BE rith0ut item IN tho
kJuAe a dam

No Family should be Without item III tho
house day.
IT'S An ESTABLISHED FACT that all diseases spring
I ] from one source, namely -inpnrity Of the blood
vital fld. When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act IN perfect harmony with the diheren,
functions Of the body the blood loses its action becomes
thick corrupted aud diseased thus causing all palms,
sickness and distress Of every ST. 9Th IL
hausted health deprived Of, ami nature 10
not assisted in throwing Of the staguant hUmoIs tho
blood viii Become chokei and act, and thus
light Of lie viii forever be blown Hos important
then that should keep the various W he bo-
dy free and open And how pleasant 10 That have
IL in power 10 pu; medicine In reach namely,
Nor.es Indian Root Pills, man ufactred from p-nis and
roots which grow around the mountainous ellis ~ Ma
lures garden. for the health ani Of dise s-.d
One OF the roots from which these Pills made
4, sudorhc Which opens the pores Of the skin and
siss Nature IN throwing the finer parts Of the
rGptlon within The second il plant which is Expeco
rant, that opens AMI uncogs the passage 10 the lungs
and thus, IN soothing manner performs It's duty BY
throwing oT phlcgp and OTHER L10rs from the lungs By
and double strength to !c kiDeys. thus encou-
ragged they draw large anOGafs ~ impuriiy from the
blood, which il then thrown oui buuntfy by the uriua
water passage, and which could not have been dis
charged in any other The fourth IL Cathar!s,
and accompanies the other properties OF the Pills while
engaged in purifying the blood: the coarscr particles Of
impurty hr cauu0; pass by the other outlets tLas
taken up and conveyed OF in great quantities by Tie
/ bowels. : ,..-.
From the above Il Is shown tia; Dr. Morss's Irdisu
only enter the stonnc but become ted
with the blood, FOR they find way every part, and
completely rou out and cleanse the system from all i'm
parity, and the lie Of the body which is the blood b,
comes perfectly healthy consequently all sickness aud
pain driven from the tsfn Tor they remain
when the body becomes pure and clear.
for sale ly every respectable druggist In Illinois
D0H't take box Ethout i is ia blue wrapper
Get Life o. Dr. Morse, at all the Drug stores aud see
caution in this paper. a. J. WHITE CO.
algSi lS9is Proprietor, N-U York.
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Stoves Stoves [! Stoves
RuSselI's Furniture DcpOt.

ESTABLISHED IL 1873.
FINilE sub-crber respectfully informs his old patrons
Il aud the public that he has moved into his
building, whore he opens with increased stock aud faci
lilies, and offers At t"IS good trade formerly
In assortment, gu1fny, ant pJice. the Depot shall bg
second to no other establishment In the County. -l
The strictly one Prize and C0s Sstesa is his motto.
Ottawa June 8. 1917 PETER RrSSELI..
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DRY GROCERIES

To veil selected and will be sold cheap as ever These
and thousand. Of other articles which We have will be
sold ga low as they be bought west OF New York
We yeturn our thanks the citizens Of La Sale and
adjoining Counties the liberal patronage with which
on favored u.s. and We pledge ourselves to do all
that make 1t for your interest," 10 ouy uoods OF
s for rsadv 1av and thus you from to TWEEN
~ ner cent which must be asked by those who sell
time [mar2ST YALBERT. BEAN COTTON.
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Which be surpassed for quality and prices. Also,
LADIES' SHOES, of every kind.
A. the REGULATOR also be found in great variety
DOMESTICS,
SUMMER STUFFS.
Large lot READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs & sATINETs.
CARPET ROOM.

We have in connection with this arge stock Of Goods
opened Carpet Room, where be found all grades OF
Cotton and Wool Ingram, Three Ply, and Tapestry Car
peting Oil Cloth and in fact all kinds usually kept IN
we'll regulated Carpet Room. Our stock Of
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Copartuership.

7 HAVE this day taken into co-par;nership Joseph
i EDerbard and John L. Cameron, and shah transact
busiues. at NY old stand, R-dlicAs Bo-s. la the name
0. John Lockwood Co. lmar = join LOCKWOOD.
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"A IL persons indebted % requested TO c. In
= mediate and settle their either by
notes. ami save the expense OF collecting by law,
il j. Indispensable TO close up all OH accounts.
mar. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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Gperiai Notices.
STOP THAT COUGH
DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam,

OIs Sd4tSA SO06A 0e>AoAAAS
WILL CURE
Coughs, Coils, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
ehiti, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in the
\ Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, Lirer Com
Ploint, Palpitation of
Heart, and all Disco
Ses ofthe Throat,
Chest qHd
Lungs.
This Balsam beyond all doubt tie most pleasant and
ecacou. remedy discovered for all disease. OF the
THROAT CHEST and LUNGS 1t has been thoroughly
tested and /. universally acknowledged by Physicians
Druggists and all who used it, the BEsT REMEDY
now offered to the public for Pulmonary Complaints
Too much care and attention cannot be given to
Diseases Of the lungs.
Reader have you Cold, Cough, any disease OF the
Lungsf Do not neglect it. Millions Of the Old and the
young. the fashionable and the gay, annually
signed to premature grave By negiecting attend
common cold. Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMP-
fION, and If not removed by proper remedy, then
an early death. Be advised in time. Procure once
that celebrated remedy-DR- CARRIERS COUGH BAL
sAM-whch has cured thousands upon thousands after
Physicians, and had failed, he
patien, had been given by friends to die.
No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, any disease
of the Throat Chest Lungs will be Just to themselves
II they go down tIS grave without using DR. CAR
TERs COUGH BALSAM. Il will cure II 4 be pos
sible.
~ Price sj cents and 81 per bottle
Prepared by Dr.. T. EasterIy, southeast corner
Third and Chestnut street, St. Louis No.
EErFor sale by AS. PUTNAM, T. Y. GEIGGs, d. WALKER
Co., and ". KSErssL, druggists Ottawa and by drug
oil.